I refer to the article by Jo Bowman headlined 'Radio legend owed thousands' (Sunday Morning Post, May 6).
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6 May 2001
Radio legend Ralph Pixton died owing thousands of dollars to listeners of his long-running Open Line programme, the Sunday Morning Post has learned.
9 Apr 2001
I was deeply saddened to hear of the death of Ralph Pixton.
He was a colleague during my time in Hong Kong from 1977 to 1993, when I was at RTHK and then in business with Duty Free...
21 Dec 1999
Children from the Jockey Club Sarah Roe School in Kowloon Tong raised $3,930 for Operation Santa Claus at a special millennium Christmas concert.
The children have severe learning...
3 Apr 1999
The really exciting stuff this weekend is all happening on the radio. RTHK Radio 3 has re-vamped its schedule to include a 'wacky' new morning show from Phil Whelan and a club-style atmosphere in...
The inaccuracies in your Quarry Bay column in the Sunday Morning Post, of March 21, must have had Ralph Pixton's listeners choking on their bacon and eggs.
PREMIER Zhu Rongji is reported to have criticised Shanghai's leaders for having been 'scooped' by Hong Kong in the battle to host the next Disney theme park.
A successful weekend helped boost the Operation Santa appeal. The online and on-air auctions helped pull in $183,003, taking the total to $1,186,775.
It is a commonly known and accepted truth that great voices make for great radio, and RTHK's Radio 3 is a splendid example of that phenomenon.
So you think Hong Kong shareholders sometimes behave badly? The buffet battles that have been seen in the past at meetings of Hutchison Whampoa and some other firms in the territory is nothing...
NAME: Edna Outlet.
OR: The expat housewife with an eye for a factory-outlet bargain.
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