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- Who was the news director on the hit television 70s show WKRP in Cincinnati?
Question 1:
Who was the news director on the hit television 70s show WKRP in Cincinnati?
A. Les Nessman
B. Herb Tarlek
C. Doug Funny
D. Gary Sandy
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