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[ARRL-ODV:8531] Re: Phones
by Art Goddard 12 Mar '03

12 Mar '03

So much for SO5R operation. The passing of an era. 73, Art W6XD ----- Original Message ----- From: W5JBP(a)aol.com To: arrl-odv Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 10:43 AM Subject: [ARRL-ODV:8530] Phones Several of you like to call my 800 number and or the 214 351-2385. I have dropped these lines in a cost cutting measure. I could not talk on 5 lines at the same time anyway. The numbers you should use are: Daytime Monday thru Friday League line - 214-366-9400 and home is 214 352-6180 the fax number is still the same, 214 352-1608. Jim Haynie

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[ARRL-ODV:8530] Phones
by W5JBP＠aol.com 12 Mar '03

12 Mar '03

Several of you like to call my 800 number and or the 214 351-2385. I have dropped these lines in a cost cutting measure. I could not talk on 5 lines at the same time anyway. The numbers you should use are: Daytime Monday thru Friday League line - 214-366-9400 and home is 214 352-6180 the fax number is still the same, 214 352-1608. Jim Haynie

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[ARRL-ODV:8529] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 12 Mar '03

12 Mar '03

IN-Newsletter Vol 26, No. 10 March 12, 2003 Upcoming Meetings March 15th in Irving, TX at 8:00am Executive Committee April 26th in Kansas City, MO at 8:30am A&F Committee Development Development conducted an hour-long phone interviewed with the national fund-raising weekly publication Chronicle of Philanthropy about the ARRL Diamond Club. The article to which we contributed focuses on small to medium-sized non-profits and how they are recognizing major donors. No word yet on when the article will appear. The ARRL Diamond Club has reached 489 donors, raising more than $77,000 since the program's inception last fall. The average contribution to the Diamond Club is $157. The first solicitation to ARRL members to join the Diamond Club at renewal time will be mailed as to a segment of the renewal file for March 2003 and then monthly for the balance of the year. Early in 2002 Vice Director Woolweaver urged the Development Office to apply for acceptance to the Combined Federal Campaign, a fund raising campaign for federal employees. ARRL was accepted several months ago and were included in the national listing of approved non-profits to which employees may designate contributions. The past two weeks have seen a flurry of letters and emails indicating contributions that have been designated to ARRL totally nearly $2000. Thanks for Dr. Woolweaver for his leadership idea. The first returns are coming in for the 2003 Education & Technology campaign that was mailed February 24. With the strong design talents of Sue Fagan, the brochures for two ARRL gift recognition programs are reaching their final phase. Building on the design concept of the ARRL Diamond Club brochure, the Legacy Circle brochure and the Maxim Society brochure are designed in the same look and feel, including a marble treatment on the cover. These brochures should be ready for mailing by the end of March or early April and will be displayed in Dayton. With the help of ISD, the Development Office has identified the first 12 donors to qualify for the Maxim Society whose lifetime giving exceeds $10,000, and 17 prospects whose lifetime giving exceeds $5,000. All will received the new brochure. More than 200 invitations to the Donor Recognition Reception in Dayton were mailed last week. First responses are coming in. After the second monthly Development Marketing meeting, the idea surfaced to offer once again a license plate holder. Development is considering this gift to encourage members to upgrade to Diamond Club level and to Diamond club donors who increase their annual contribution. Design ideas include the words "Amateur Radio www.arrl.org" on the top and "When all else fails" on the bottom. The idea is still under review. Media Relations Jennifer participated in the monthly PR committee conference call. Planning for the annual PRC meeting in Dayton and the PR forum at Hamvention is underway. ICOM has graciously agreed to provide two hand-held radios for forum door prizes. In other matters, the PRC voted to create a Public Information Coordinator reflector to better communicate with the sections' top level PR volunteers. The group also voted to form a speaker's bureau. Further discussions on how that will be organized are ongoing. This year, one strong committee objective is to have the PRC implement PR initiatives with the target of getting the sections' (and clubs') PICs and PIOs active in "spreading the word" about Amateur Radio activities. Committee members ware tasked with identifying two outreach programs they have participated in or intend to execute prior to Dayton. Jennifer talked with a reporter with the Royal Tribune in Berkley, Michigan. She had questions about proper ham radio operation, in the wake of a story about Thomas Brothers, formally KI8BE, who had his license revoked for illegal broadcasting. A follow-up interview was done with the Indianapolis Star reporter for a story about ham radio operators talking to shuttle and ISS astronauts. The story ran March 8. Several staff members jumped in to offer assistance to a graduate student who is working on a paper about amateur television. Jennifer also relayed pieces of information, and Lisa Kustosik is helping retrieve and copy past QST articles on the subject. Production/Editorial A new title, The Extra Class Q&A Manual, has been released to the printer. We checked printer's proofs for a new printing of Hints and Kinks for the Radio Amateur. Sales & Marketing Welcome to Diane Szlachetka, who recently joined the Sales & Marketing Department. Diane has already rolled-up her sleeves as she fills the position of Graphic Designer/Production Specialist. Her office initials are DHS and telephone extension is 323. Bob Inderbitzen is collaborating with Sue Fagan on a cover design for the upcoming edition of Hints & Kinks for the Radio Amateur. Covers are also being produced for the new ARRL UHF/Microwave Projects CD and a book sponsored by the YASME Foundation. Thanks go to staff that participated in the all-day direct marketing "boot camp" recently in New Britain. Bob reports that there was an excellent list of "do-able" ideas generated throughout the day. The Sales & Marketing team will test some of the ideas as direct marketing activities are conducted throughout the year. Special thanks to Janet Rocco for locating the off-site venue, and for organizing refreshments, lunch, maps and other details that contributed to a smoothly run day. We are pleased to report that membership projections for the month of February exceeded forecast. Our plan called for a membership loss of 124 members -- we actually had a gain of 187 over the preceding month. Deb Jahnke is currently working on the membership analysis reports. She has completed Author Royalty payment reports that will be sent to authors shortly. February publication sales targets slightly exceeded forecast. April QST closed with just over 64 display advertising pages, a welcome increase over the January through March issues which ran 54-56 pages. Advertising revenues closed out above projections for both the new Now Your Talking! and Repeater Directory. We are currently working on soliciting ads for the May QST. The May issue will also include an eight page pullout Dayton Special that includes special sale ads from a number of our advertisers. The pullout is smaller than normal QST page size and designed to be single-folded to be carried in a back pocket, purse, etc. We expect this advertising tool to become an annual regular. ICOM America agreed to once again sponsor the DXCC Yearbook including a commitment to purchase additional space on the inside front and back covers. Amateur Radio Today VHS and CDs have arrived. Zoe Belliveau and her Fulfillment staff are currently releasing the paid back orders. Published QEX and NCJ subscription rates on the Web site now include two and three year rates. Over the years, a number of subscribers have expressed interest in subscribing to these publications for more than one year at a time even if no discount was offered. Bob conducted an email solicitation that brought in 114 new QEX subscribers and 15 renewals. The same solicitation bagged 14 new NCJ subscribers and 1 renewal. These are great numbers when we note that a typical week will net five new QEX subscribers and generally zero new NCJ readers. Steve Capodicasa and the warehouse crew shipped 714 ARRL Periodical CD ROMS 2002 to our International CD members. These ARRL members receive the yearly CD-ROM instead of the monthly QST. This is a 115-count increase over last year. Copies of the course book for Emergency Communications Level 1 arrived and back orders have been fulfilled. On a sad note, Customer Service Representative, Danny Sayad's grandfather passed away last week. Our sympathies go out Danny and his family. Membership Services Awards Branch WAS QSL Cards Checked 300 WAS Certificates (1000 QSLs F/C) 20 WAS Certificates (550 QSLs ES/C) 11 A-1 Operator Nominations 1 L/T Member Inquiries 10 70-Year Member Award 1 25-Year Member Awards 2 VUCC Endorsement Apps. 3 Grids 259 Awards Mailed 58 Processing Status: Current or up to three weeks. For the coming week-RCC, OTC, Friendship, Code Proficiency, and VUCC awards, Extra Class certificates, and mail out all awards processed this week. DXCC Branch Weekly Report March 9, 2003 Beginning Cards 157,565 Cards Received 10,329 Cards Processed 23,010 Ending Cards 144,884 Applications Pending 1,346 Processing Time 15.5 Weeks Year-to-date (2003) Cards Received 85,457 Cards Returned 146,047 QRPs Issued this week 4 QRPs Issued total 282 DXCC is currently mailing applications received on November 21, 2002. DXCC is currently entering cards received on December 13, 2002. 1 Millennium award was issued bringing the total issued to 2,989. Contest Branch Data entry for the January VHF Sweepstakes was completed. Assorted problem logs for the 10 meter, RTTY, January VHF Sweepstakes, and DX CW contests were dealt with. Member queries regarding the new Field Day category involving the EOC were also answered. QSL Branch QSL service status: Current. Cards mailed year to date as of 03/09/03 - 335,250. Cards mailed on 03/07/2003 - 87,850. Heather Dzamba spent 1 hour conducting a tour around HQ. W1AW Thanks to Mike Tracy, KC1SX for the spectral purity tests he's been performing on the Harris exciters (used on 160 meters). Scott Gee worked on slow and fast code practice files for the month of March. He also handled some evening phone sales calls in the 5 PM to 8 PM time slot. Joe Carcia began processing regular W1AW QSL card requests. He also began some simple repairs to the ICOM HF/VHF receivers (used for monitoring the station's regular transmissions). Satellite activity on AO-40 continues with QSOs being made with stations in Israel, Europe and even one in Gabon (TR8CA). W1AW telephone sales year to date (2003): $1,738. Field & Educational Services Successful ARISS QSOs with a German school, an Italian school and a Texas school were held. Rick, as usual, wrote a nice story for our Web on the German kids. This QSO is highlighted (including photos) on NASA's Web pages. Rosalie began logistics for the next ARISS education telecon, and shared some notes with staff that she took at the recent all-day marketing meeting. Amateur Radio Education & Technology Program Jerry Hill reviewed 14 applications from schools wishing to be in the Big Project. We have funding for 11 schools, but some applications reflect weak schools that may not be ready for our project. For any schools not selected by the Executive committee, the applicants would be encouraged to re-apply later. Jerry will exhibit Amateur Radio in school at the International Technical Education Association's national conference -- booth costs and registrations are paid for by NASA. EmComm Grants Dan Miller reports that more than 290 people signed up for the Level I grant-sponsored ARECC course this month. Registration closed once again in less than 24 hours. For classes that opened previously, 47 hams graduated this week. Several states have hybrid classes beginning this month including: NH, IL, OH and PA. Dan traveled to the Charlotte, NC convention to do another ARECC seminar. Field Organization/Public Service Team Leona Adams reports there will be 3 SM elections for terms beginning July 1; petitions were due at HQ by March 7. Two valid nominees submitted petitions from each of these sections: New Hampshire, Maryland/DC and San Joaquin Valley. Chuck Skolaut received and graded 4 OO exams; 2 candidates passed, and the other 2 will re-test. Chuck received 3 recommendations for OOs from Section Leaders. Reports of malicious interference on 14.247 MHz were received, as was an intruder report about a signal on 3.797 MHz -- a possible source was identified. Steve Ewald notes that Section Leaders are using Public Service Commendation Certificates and Emergency Commendation Certificates posted on the SM Web pages for easy downloading. The South Texas Section will use these to recognize operators who participated in the Space Shuttle debris search, and the Kentucky Section will acknowledge hams who participated in recent ice and snow storms. This past week, there were 19 e-mail message relays from a dozen different SMs. CCE Howard Robins and Bob Inderbitzen discussed strategies to promote CCE classes, including testing email direct marketing. Howard prepared and sent reminders to people interested in upcoming classes who'd requested such. He extracted data for reimbursement checks, and to produce labels to support a mailing of surveys to CNCS graduates. Due to RS12/13's demise, Steve Ford updated our Satellite Communications course; Howard formatted this for use by our Web host. Jerry processed results from several CCE field exam sessions received recently. He is assigning mentors to, and opening, Level 1 classes that will start later this month, and he printed and mailed to CNCS grads their certificates, ID cards and refund checks. Regulatory Information John Hennessee assisted amateurs with covenant problems in Scottsdale, AZ (N7JGU); Surfside Beach, SC (AE4BX) and Snohomish County, WA (W0MCD). He has also received an increase of questions from hams and non-hams on the possible deletion of the Morse code as an international requirement, and people departing for cruises in the Caribbean who wish to operate ham radios. Field and Education Support Team Jean Wolfgang received a Girl Scout Amateur Radio badge proposal from a leader whose husband is a ham. The leader sent the proposal to her council office in Tennessee. Jean is in the process of securing the support money from 3 clubs for the Instructor of the Year awards. She handled 3 school applications for ARISS contacts. Margie Bourgoin sent paperwork for 6 clubs to the EC for approval at their meeting next week. She reports heavy volunteer instructor activity. Margie sent out a notice to clubs about an upcoming Digital Conference, at the request of Steve Ford. Linda Mullally registered 9 Volunteer Instructors and 2 schoolteachers. She updated 43 club records, with 1 reactivation, and mailed out 14 initial field appointment supply packages. She completed the F&ES Inventory, the Videolibrary Inventory, and the F&ES Monthly Revenue Report -- total February revenue is: $1,501.41. Mary Lau answered questions for Goldfarb applicants who are filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid report--a required document to apply for the new Goldfarb award. 73, Sincerely, Mark Wilson, K1RO Chief Operating Officer MW: lk Staff Absentee List Name Date(s) Reason Joe Carcia 3/11pm Vacation Mary Lau 3/12 Vacation Jerry Hill 3/12-3/14 International Tech. Education Assoc. National conference Stu Cohen 3/12-3/18 Vacation Steve Ewald 3/21 NE State Convention Mark Wilson 3/25-3/31 Vacation Dan Miller 3/29-3/30 Atlantic Div. Conv., Timonium, MD

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[ARRL-ODV:8528] February membership figures available to ODV
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

The membership figures for February 2003 are now available at: http://www.arrl.org/members-only/ODV/memstats.html We had a slight increase of 187 for the month, which is of course better than the slight decrease forecast in the budget. Dave K1ZZ

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[ARRL-ODV:8527] February Financial Reports
by Shelley, Barry, N1VXY 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

The financial reports for the month of February are now posted in the ODV files link (Financial Reports--2003) on the OSV sectoin of the ARRL web page. 73, Barry, N1VXY

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[ARRL-ODV:8526] Re: K1MAN Reply
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

Bill, I have passed to F&ES staff. Dave K1ZZ -----Original Message----- From: Edgar, William (SM, Western PA) Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 10:17 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: [ARRL-ODV:8525] Re: K1MAN Reply Chris, Shouldn't this warning be relayed to each of the Section Managers? They would be in the best position to pass the warning along to the OOCs and OOs. - Bill N3LLR AR>The following is attorney-client privileged information and work-product, an AR>is confidential. AR>Because of pending FCC (and possibly other) action with respect to Baxter an AR>the ongoing threat of litigation from Baxter against ARRL, please don't AR>discuss via e-mail or in any written format anything having to do with Glenn AR>Baxter or K1MAN. Your OOs and OOCs should be cautioned that, to the extent AR>that they intend to submit anything to FCC regarding on-air activities of AR>K1MAN. AR>73, Chris W3KD

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[ARRL-ODV:8525] Re: K1MAN Reply
by sysop＠bfdin.com 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

Chris, Shouldn't this warning be relayed to each of the Section Managers? They would be in the best position to pass the warning along to the OOCs and OOs. - Bill N3LLR AR>The following is attorney-client privileged information and work-product, an AR>is confidential. AR>Because of pending FCC (and possibly other) action with respect to Baxter an AR>the ongoing threat of litigation from Baxter against ARRL, please don't AR>discuss via e-mail or in any written format anything having to do with Glenn AR>Baxter or K1MAN. Your OOs and OOCs should be cautioned that, to the extent AR>that they intend to submit anything to FCC regarding on-air activities of AR>K1MAN. AR>73, Chris W3KD

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[ARRL-ODV:8524] Re: K1MAN Reply
by W3KD＠aol.com 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

Here's what I intended to say in the last message: > > Because of pending FCC (and possibly other) action with respect to Baxter > and the ongoing threat of litigation from Baxter against ARRL, please don't > discuss via e-mail or in any written format anything having to do with > Glenn Baxter or K1MAN. Your OOs and OOCs should be cautioned that, to the > extent that they intend to submit anything to FCC regarding on-air > activities of K1MAN, THEY SHOULD REQUEST CONFIDENTIALITY IN EACH > SUBMISSION. Chris > >

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[ARRL-ODV:8523] Re: K1MAN Reply
by W3KD＠aol.com 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

The following is attorney-client privileged information and work-product, and is confidential. Because of pending FCC (and possibly other) action with respect to Baxter and the ongoing threat of litigation from Baxter against ARRL, please don't discuss via e-mail or in any written format anything having to do with Glenn Baxter or K1MAN. Your OOs and OOCs should be cautioned that, to the extent that they intend to submit anything to FCC regarding on-air activities of K1MAN. 73, Chris W3KD

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[ARRL-ODV:8522] K1MAN Reply
by Sandy Donahue 11 Mar '03

11 Mar '03

Hi Gang-At the Charlotte hamfest over the past weekend Riley Hollingsworth said that we would soon know about action taken again Glenn Baxter, K1MAN. Although the FCC action apparently is embargoed, Baxter's reply isn't. So before you read about what the FCC is doing, this is K1MAN's answer as relayed to me from an anonymous source who has his own amateur radio newsline. 73 Sandy, W4RU > From:jlewis1001@juno.com (Joseph "J.L." Lewis, J.D.) > To: newsline(a)arnewsline.org > Date: 03:10:03 14:24 P.S.T > Subj: Communications Attorney and K1MAN Unite Against FCC > > > > > CERTIFIED MAIL 7001 2510 0004 8162 4980 > > Date: 8 March 2003 > > To: Vincent F. Kajunski, District Director, > Federal Communications Commission, Boston > > cc: John Ashcroft, United States Attorney General > Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. > > Subjects: o Freedom of Information Act Request > > o Formal Request for Criminal Investigations > (via copy to the Department of Justice) > > o Formal response to Commission letter dated > 4 March 2003 (File EB-03-BS-004) > > > > Dear Mr. Kajunski: > > Your letter regarding amateur radio license K1MAN dated 4 March 2003 > references another Commission letter to K1MAN dated 29 January 2002. > Your 4 March 2003 letter states: > > "Commission monitoring information and numerous complaints > filed with the Commission indicate that the problems > outlined in January 2002 have not been corrected......" > > This is a formal Freedom of Information Act Request for all > information, monitoring, and communications of any kind, both > internal > and external, regarding K1MAN and including but not limited to: all > notes, all complaints, all letters, all E-mails, all information, > notes and any transcripts or tapes of all telephone calls, all > internal memos, and all other information whatsoever regarding > K1MAN. > > Secondly, please provide all information regarding the three FCC > Notices of Apparent Liability issued to K1MAN, the status of each, > and > specifically, the status and action taken on the Appeal to the full > Commission, sitting en banc, of the first Notice of Apparent > Liability > and Notice of Forfeiture issued to K1MAN. > > Third, numerous Felony Complaint Affidavits have been filed with the > > > > CERTIFIED MAIL 7001 2510 0004 8162 4980 > Date: 8 March 2003 > Page 2 > > > > U.S. Attorney regarding criminal interference to K1MAN radio > transmissions which were then forwarded to the Commission. Please > supply all information, notes, internal memos, and other documents > of > every kind with regard to the status of these formal criminal > charges > so filed under the authority of the right to petition the government > for a redress of grievances provision in the First Amendment to the > United States Constitution which states: > > "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment > of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; > or abridging the freedom of speech, or the press; or > of the right of the people to peaceably assemble, AND TO > PETITION THE GOVERNMENT FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES." > > > I remind you that failure to act on these formal criminal charges by > any and all individuals of the Commission is, itself, a felony under > Sections 333 and 501 of the 1934 Communications Act: > > Section 333: "No person shall willfully or maliciously interfere > with > or cause interference to any radio communications or any station > licensed or authorized by or under this Act operated by the United > States Government." > > Section 501: "Any person who willfully and knowingly does or causes > or suffers to be done any act, matter or thing, in this Act > prohibited > or declared to be unlawful, or WHO WILLINGLY OR KNOWINGLY OMITS OR > FAILS TO DO ANY ACT MATTER OR THING IN THIS ACT REQUIRED TO BE > DONE, > OR WILLINGLY OR KNOWINGLY CAUSES OR SUFFERS SUCH OMISSION OR > FAILURE, > shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished for such offense, for > which no penalty (other than a forfeiture) is provided by this Act, > by a fine of not more than $10,000 or by imprisonment for a term not > exceeding two years, or both." > > > Also, Please advise me as to the status of my formal Complaint > Affidavit sent to the Commission via Certified Mail 7099 3400 0015 > 4631 8444, addressed to Darryl E. Duckworth, NN0W, and dated 7 > February 2003. > > Fourth. Since 1991, I have experienced numerous similar and very > serious irregularities with Certified Mail sent to the Commission > both > in Washington, D.C. and Gettysburg. I am now preparing a detailed > complaint for the Postal Inspector with regard to requesting a > > > > CERTIFIED MAIL 7001 2510 0004 8162 4980 > Date: 8 March 2003 > Page 3 > > > > criminal investigation of this, and I am asking other radio amateurs > experiencing similar examples of FCC failure to follow U.S. Postal > Service procedures, via the K1MAN bulletin service, to come forward > and join in this criminal complaint. > > Again, I hereby give you fair WARNING, that this letter constitutes > a > formal Freedom of Information Act Request. > > > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > > > Now, to your entitled request for information as specified in your > letter of 4 March 2003, IT IS TOTALLY INACCURATE AND FATALLY FLAWED. > > Amateur Radio Station K1MAN has ALWAYS BEEN OPERATED IN TOTAL AND > FULL > COMPLIANCE WITH ALL FCC RULES, FEDERAL LAWS, STATE LAWS, AND ALL > OTHER > APPLICABLE LAWS AS WELL AS LEGAL AND CIVIL REQUIREMENTS: > > 5. There has always been a control operator at the control point. > > 6. To date, there has been no requirement for K1MAN to keep a log, > and therefore, a response to a, b, and c of your letter cannot be > made with the legal accuracy as required by Section 308(b). > > 7. All transmissions have been of direct interest to the Amateur > radio Service. > > 8. No transmissions have ever been made to the general public. > > 9. No transmissions have EVER been made to cause deliberate > interference to other radio signals or to prevent others from using > a > frequency. > > 10. All FCC rules, state laws, federal laws, and other legal and > civil requirements have always been fully and completely complied > with. > > 11. Regarding your references to my felony complaint affidavits > regarding criminal interference to K1MAN transmissions, the First > Amendment to the United States Constitution (see above) to petition > the government guarantees my right to file such documents and the > right to freedom of speech and freedom of the press guarantees my > rights to publish to anyone and everyone I desire anything I want > > > > CERTIFIED MAIL 7001 2510 0004 8162 4980 > Date: 8 March 2003 > Page 4 > > > > regarding same. > > 12. I remind you that slander is defined in Webster's New > Collegiate > Dictionary as "A false report, maliciously uttered, and tending to > injure the reputation of another." No slander has EVER been > transmitted over station K1MAN. Any alleged "slander" transmitted > over K1MAN would be subject to civil litigation, of course, and is > not > in the jurisdiction of the Commission. > > 13. No references of a pecuniary interest have EVER been > transmitted > over K1MAN or directed to the www.K1MAN.com web site. You are > reminded that FCC rules allow ordering of pizza via amateur radio as > well as "talk ins" to a ham fest where admission is charged, other > than amateur radio equipment is sold, and yet not considered to be a > pecuniary interest under FCC rules since such are considered to be > "incidental" effects of routine amateur radio communications. > > 14. No donation requests of a pecuniary interest have ever been > transmitted over K1MAN. > > Finally, per your entitled request, weekly reports on d, e, f, g, h, > i, j, and k will be filed by E-mail with the Commission starting > with > transmissions from K1MAN beginning 17 March 2003. > > Thank you in advance for you full and complete compliance with this > formal Freedom of Information Request. > > > Sincerely, > > > (signed) > > Glenn A. Baxter, P.P., K1MAN > Registered Professional Engineer > > __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Web Hosting - establish your business online http://webhosting.yahoo.com

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