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Entered in the second section: "WANI is also a Surname of the business community in Kashmir. These is considerable number in population whose surname is Wani. The people who were associated with trade of edible oil especially of mustard are called Telwani-Teel for oil and wani for traders or businessmen." This is entirely irrelevant to the topic of WANI-AM, a radio station in Alabama and has no function here.

Also there's no mention of the station's long history as regards John Herbert Orr, a significant figure in Opelika and in magnetic tape innovation, after whom the station was named. A search for WJHO returns some latter day unrelated station with no mention of the callsign's original use. It should redirect to this page as do other similar entries. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 147.160.130.28 (talk) 02:29, 28 May 2020 (UTC)Reply

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