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The station also featured a daily news digest called Earwitness News beginning in 1973.

"Earwitness News and Back to More Music, etc." (9:00)

An earwitness who was in the room reconfirms that Inman planted that false story on that day in December 1981.

When the wind blew, the cooling tower emitted what one earwitness, William Zinsser, described in 1991 as "an insistent high whine, limited to one note."

An earwitness described a loud clank From a car on Alliance Road's bank It had crashed and then coasted Participants, toasted Found repose in the county drunk tank.

I can't imagine where Mr. McCall gathered the data for this last point, but anybody who has recently spent a weekend or longer in any home populated by very small children is likely to be able to give earwitness testimony of Mickey's voice.

Our cubehouse still rocks as earwitness to the thunder of his arafatas but we hear also through successive ages that shebby choruysh of unkalified muzzlenimiissilehims that would blackguardise the whitestone ever hurtleturtled out of heaven.

Harold C. Schonberg, a former chief music critic of The New York Times, has been leading listeners through a survey of reproducing-piano performances in a radio series titled "Earwitness" on the nationally syndicated WFMT Fine Arts Network.

The DOJ 'internal affairs' ignored Strickland, never investigating either the sworn military earwitness affidavit or the attorney billing records that corroborated the dates/times of harassing witness tampering phone calls testified to on C-SPAN and in the affidavit.