WHIO-TV

After a brief stint, As a bank check sorter in Albuquerque, New Mexico, he became program director for WABJ Radio in Adrian, Michigan, soon after graduating.

He moved on to become a stringer for the CBS Evening News and later an anchor of the most morning newscast at WHIO-TV in Dayton, Ohio, where his interviews with Jimmy Hoffa and Billy Sol Estes were picked up nationally.

While in Dayton, Donahue also hosted Conversation Peace, an afternoon phone-in talk show from 63 to 67 on WHIO radio.

In Dayton, Donahue interviewed presidential candidate John F. Kennedy, late-night talk show host Johnny Carson, human rights activist Malcolm X, and Vietnam War opponents including Jerry Rubin.

Well, stop by the WHIO booth or the tent.

You'll see us, the WHIO Radio, Channel 7, WHIO TV, Evening Edge.

It's all one thing.

We're all right here.

However, whoever the person was who ordered this inadvertently put in two additional zeros.

So the order came through for 6,000 donuts, right? Now, the thing that I find interesting in this is that immediately, and this is according to the story that was on WHIO TV, the manager was just overwhelmed by this.

Like, oh, my God, 6,000.

Apparently, the manager, I don't know if it's a he or a she, but they called in extra reinforcement to help make these doughnuts.

Yeah, this was a goat that was picking fights with parked cars.

I remember seeing video of this on WHIO-TV.

We talked about it here on the show.

There was a goat that was attacking cars.

One month later...

NewsCenter 7 at 6:00.

The Ohio Parole Board is recommending that a Miami Valley woman imprisoned for killing her child be considered for release.

Fantastic.