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WTMP Radio Station Still For Sale
After all of the bids were received on September 30th on the sale of WTMP 1150AM and 96.1FM, they were opened and reviewed by representatives for Tama Broadcasting, Incorporated.
According to Scott Savage, who is brokering the sale of the station, none of the bids submitted qual- ified under the perimeters they had set.
“Right now, the station is still for sale. The reserve price wasn’t met, and I will continue to broker the sale of the station.
“There will not be another auction as the availability of the station will be made known through media sources and other communication networks.” The station will stay as is until the sale is made.
Savage did not disclose how many bids were reviewed.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
ANTONIA
This week’s Spotlight feature, Antonia, is a refresh- ing look of how the seasons change, and so do the fea- tures. Antonia is a confident young woman who envisions herself one day being a household name. She also strives for, and expects nothing less than perfec- tion from herself and those around her. Congratula- tions to Antonia for appearing as this week’s Spotlight feature.
Man Killed In Accident After Hitting Light Pole
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a 43-year-old man was killed Tues- day morning in a single-vehicle accident when his truck rolled over and crashed into a light pole on U. S. 301.
Troopers said Eric Small was driving south on U. S. 301 at 10 a. m. as he approached Old Hopewell Road. For an unknown reason, troopers said the truck veered right, left the roadway, overturned and struck a light pole. Small was pro- nounced dead at the scene.
ERIC SMALL
Woman Seriously Injured In Accident
On Tuesday afternoon, the Florida Highway Patrol investigated an accident that left a woman in serious condition. The accident took place on E. Hillsborough Avenue in the Town & Country area.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Ms. Irene Figueroa, 54, of Tampa, was walking southbound across Hills- borough Avenue and walked into the path of a vehicle. She was transported to St. Joseph’s Hospital and listed in critical condition.
The driver of the vehicle was identified as 63-year-old Louis John Mattioli, also of Tampa. Mattioli was not injured in the accident.
The investigation is continuing.
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