Before he started working at WHIO-TV Channel 7 in 1972, Jim Baldridge already had several years of experience.
His career in communications started as a senior at Lima Shawnee High School when he worked as an announcer at a radio station. He missed his high school graduation ceremony because he was needed at the station. Later, he served as an announcer and reporter for the Armed Forces Radio and Television services while in the U.S. Army.
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