April 2006 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:14020] Re: Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

Jim, there's no question but that our efforts targeted at the members of the House Commerce Committee paid off. Let me mention one example. Eric Heis met with Rep. Eshoo's Chief of Staff on Wednesday, April 12, who said he wanted to see some constituent letters before proceeding with any action. Eric relayed that to me the following day, and I drafted an email for Bob Vallio to send to members in Eshoo's district (CA-14). Bob improved my draft and put it in the outgoing queue on Good Friday, and Jon Bloom released it Saturday morning. By the following Tuesday Eric had 20 letters to deliver to Eshoo's office! Once the bill gets its number we'll need to crank up the constituent mail in support of retaining the BPL provision. 73, Dave K1ZZ

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[arrl-odv:14019] Re: News of CNCS Katrina Grant
by Jim Weaver, K8JE 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

Mary, Great! If you continue to do work like this, we might even find a full-time job instead of this trial slot for you. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division Chairman, Legislative Action Committee 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 K8JE(a)arrl.org; Tel., 513-459-0142; FAX, same ARRL, the Reason Amateur Radio is! Members, the Reason ARRL is! -----Original Message----- From: Hobart, Mary K1MMH [mailto:mhobart@arrl.org] Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 2:40 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14017] News of CNCS Katrina Grant We've received news from the Corporation for National & Community Service regarding the status of ARRL's Katrina Response grant. The request that ARRL submitted in January 2006 to reallocate funds not spent last fall has been approved. The reallocation request is not new funding, but unspent funds from the $177,000 grant awarded to ARRL in September 2005. The request outlined four projects that are based on post-Katrina reports from the field organization and an internal ARRL after action report prepared by Vice President Craigie. These projects will strengthen ARRL's support of the field organization and better prepare ARRL HQ for future multi-section or regional disasters. The four projects are: * ARRL will design, develop and implement a national volunteer database of experienced and trained emergency communications volunteers who will be deployed when disaster occurs. * ARRL will draft, implement and test a national response plan for ARRL Headquarters to support the Amateur Radio field organization and served agencies during disasters. * ARRL will install a new and expanded telecommunications system with increased functionality to support the ARRL field organization leadership * ARRL will upgrade the equipment, functionality, and staff and volunteer operator training for its flagship station, W1AW. These projects will be managed by the COO and Field & Educational Services Manager and are scheduled to complete these projects by September 30, 2006. 73, Mary K1MMH

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[arrl-odv:14018] Re: News of CNCS Katrina Grant
by dick＠pobox.com 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

27 APR 2006 - 1355 CDT Hello Mary... Excellent work on your part and the other people who put together the four proposals for using the rest of the CNCS Katrina Grant money. It sure would be nice if all federal and state grant recipients were to use their grant money as efficiently and effectively as ARRL has. 73 - Dick

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[arrl-odv:14017] News of CNCS Katrina Grant
by Hobart, Mary K1MMH 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

We've received news from the Corporation for National & Community Service regarding the status of ARRL's Katrina Response grant. The request that ARRL submitted in January 2006 to reallocate funds not spent last fall has been approved. The reallocation request is not new funding, but unspent funds from the $177,000 grant awarded to ARRL in September 2005. The request outlined four projects that are based on post-Katrina reports from the field organization and an internal ARRL after action report prepared by Vice President Craigie. These projects will strengthen ARRL's support of the field organization and better prepare ARRL HQ for future multi-section or regional disasters. The four projects are: * ARRL will design, develop and implement a national volunteer database of experienced and trained emergency communications volunteers who will be deployed when disaster occurs. * ARRL will draft, implement and test a national response plan for ARRL Headquarters to support the Amateur Radio field organization and served agencies during disasters. * ARRL will install a new and expanded telecommunications system with increased functionality to support the ARRL field organization leadership * ARRL will upgrade the equipment, functionality, and staff and volunteer operator training for its flagship station, W1AW. These projects will be managed by the COO and Field & Educational Services Manager and are scheduled to complete these projects by September 30, 2006. 73, Mary K1MMH

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[arrl-odv:14016] Re: Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

Brian, John's staff did exactly what we asked them to do. I don't think we or they could have mounted a successful effort on both fronts at the same time. Dave -----Original Message----- From: Brian Mileshosky [mailto:n5zgt@swcp.com] Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 12:19 PM To: arrl-odv Cc: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14014] Re: Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee Dave -- Maybe too late at this point, or just not appropriate for this particular bill, but would there have been any chance of including spectrum protection language in the bill, too? 73, Brian, N5ZGT On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ wrote: > Joel Harrison has asked me to pass the following along to you, as he is in transit from the NAB Convention in Las Vegas and will not have a chance to email until later. > > Last night (Wednesday) the House Energy and Commerce Committee (i.e., the full Committee, not just the Telecom subcommittee) completed two days of markup of the "Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act of 2006" (the much-talked-about Telecom rewrite bill) and voted to send the bill to the full House for consideration. You may have heard or read in this morning's news that an Internet "network neutrality" amendment to the bill was defeated. The bill does not yet have a number; one will be assigned next week. > > The outstanding news for us is that the Committee, by voice vote and with the support of Chairman Barton (R-TX), included the attached amendment proposed by Rep. Ross (D-AR). The amendment adds a section to require the FCC, within 90 days of enactment, to study and report on the interference potential of BPL systems. This puts the House Energy and Commerce Committee on record as having concerns about BPL interference. > > This is a major victory for the ARRL. The amendment was included after significant networking and lobbying by John Chwat's office, support from Rep. Ross and other Members, as well as the assistance in letters and contacts by the officers, Directors and members of ARRL. It wasn't easy to sell the relevance of the BPL provision to the rest of the bill. The amendment received significant opposition by the utility companies, as well as some Committee staff, and the final language that was accepted by the Chairman is not quite as extensive as what we had originally proposed. But it's enough to raise the visibility of the BPL interference issue and to get the FCC's attention. > > The provision will be included in the legislation considered by the full House. There is also an opportunity for "Report Language" to be included to accompany the bill. If we are vigilant in protecting it against deletion on the House floor, assuming the bill is approved by the House the BPL language will be included in the legislation that goes on to the Senate. > > In the meantime we will also be working on lining up Senate support. > > 73, > Dave Sumner, K1ZZ > ARRL Vice-Director, Rocky Mountain Division

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[arrl-odv:14015] Re: Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee
by Jim Weaver, K8JE 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

Dave, This, indeed, is tremendous news! I attribute this in part to the hard work everyone on our Washington Team put in to promote the principles of H. Res. 230, to the impact of the many letters written by our members in response to those who encouraged these letters and to the persuasiveness of Rep. Ross. I cannot address any Division other than the GLD, but I am aware that approximately 500 letters went from GLD members to their Congressmen/women during the last few months. This has had to have an impact which, when added to the work done by Chwat, Joel, et. al helped clear the way for Mr. Ross' amendment to be added to the bill. As part of the educational process, I can say that the Legislative Action Committee has expressed it's belief that successes of this type ought to be used as vehicles to educate our members on the usefulness of their involvement in the legislative process and, also, to educate them as to how their involvement assisted in realizing the success. Well done! Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division Chairman, Legislative Action Committee 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 K8JE(a)arrl.org; Tel., 513-459-0142; FAX, same ARRL, the Reason Amateur Radio is! Members, the Reason ARRL is! -----Original Message----- From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ [mailto:dsumner@arrl.org] Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 11:47 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14013] Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee Importance: High Joel Harrison has asked me to pass the following along to you, as he is in transit from the NAB Convention in Las Vegas and will not have a chance to email until later. Last night (Wednesday) the House Energy and Commerce Committee (i.e., the full Committee, not just the Telecom subcommittee) completed two days of markup of the "Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act of 2006" (the much-talked-about Telecom rewrite bill) and voted to send the bill to the full House for consideration. You may have heard or read in this morning's news that an Internet "network neutrality" amendment to the bill was defeated. The bill does not yet have a number; one will be assigned next week. The outstanding news for us is that the Committee, by voice vote and with the support of Chairman Barton (R-TX), included the attached amendment proposed by Rep. Ross (D-AR). The amendment adds a section to require the FCC, within 90 days of enactment, to study and report on the interference potential of BPL systems. This puts the House Energy and Commerce Committee on record as having concerns about BPL interference. This is a major victory for the ARRL. The amendment was included after significant networking and lobbying by John Chwat's office, support from Rep. Ross and other Members, as well as the assistance in letters and contacts by the officers, Directors and members of ARRL. It wasn't easy to sell the relevance of the BPL provision to the rest of the bill. The amendment received significant opposition by the utility companies, as well as some Committee staff, and the final language that was accepted by the Chairman is not quite as extensive as what we had originally proposed. But it's enough to raise the visibility of the BPL interference issue and to get the FCC's attention. The provision will be included in the legislation considered by the full House. There is also an opportunity for "Report Language" to be included to accompany the bill. If we are vigilant in protecting it against deletion on the House floor, assuming the bill is approved by the House the BPL language will be included in the legislation that goes on to the Senate. In the meantime we will also be working on lining up Senate support. 73, Dave Sumner, K1ZZ

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[arrl-odv:14014] Re: Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee
by Brian Mileshosky 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

Dave -- Maybe too late at this point, or just not appropriate for this particular bill, but would there have been any chance of including spectrum protection language in the bill, too? 73, Brian, N5ZGT On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ wrote: > Joel Harrison has asked me to pass the following along to you, as he is in transit from the NAB Convention in Las Vegas and will not have a chance to email until later. > > Last night (Wednesday) the House Energy and Commerce Committee (i.e., the full Committee, not just the Telecom subcommittee) completed two days of markup of the "Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act of 2006" (the much-talked-about Telecom rewrite bill) and voted to send the bill to the full House for consideration. You may have heard or read in this morning's news that an Internet "network neutrality" amendment to the bill was defeated. The bill does not yet have a number; one will be assigned next week. > > The outstanding news for us is that the Committee, by voice vote and with the support of Chairman Barton (R-TX), included the attached amendment proposed by Rep. Ross (D-AR). The amendment adds a section to require the FCC, within 90 days of enactment, to study and report on the interference potential of BPL systems. This puts the House Energy and Commerce Committee on record as having concerns about BPL interference. > > This is a major victory for the ARRL. The amendment was included after significant networking and lobbying by John Chwat's office, support from Rep. Ross and other Members, as well as the assistance in letters and contacts by the officers, Directors and members of ARRL. It wasn't easy to sell the relevance of the BPL provision to the rest of the bill. The amendment received significant opposition by the utility companies, as well as some Committee staff, and the final language that was accepted by the Chairman is not quite as extensive as what we had originally proposed. But it's enough to raise the visibility of the BPL interference issue and to get the FCC's attention. > > The provision will be included in the legislation considered by the full House. There is also an opportunity for "Report Language" to be included to accompany the bill. If we are vigilant in protecting it against deletion on the House floor, assuming the bill is approved by the House the BPL language will be included in the legislation that goes on to the Senate. > > In the meantime we will also be working on lining up Senate support. > > 73, > Dave Sumner, K1ZZ > ARRL Vice-Director, Rocky Mountain Division

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[arrl-odv:14013] Outstanding news from the House Commerce Committee
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

Joel Harrison has asked me to pass the following along to you, as he is in transit from the NAB Convention in Las Vegas and will not have a chance to email until later. Last night (Wednesday) the House Energy and Commerce Committee (i.e., the full Committee, not just the Telecom subcommittee) completed two days of markup of the "Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act of 2006" (the much-talked-about Telecom rewrite bill) and voted to send the bill to the full House for consideration. You may have heard or read in this morning's news that an Internet "network neutrality" amendment to the bill was defeated. The bill does not yet have a number; one will be assigned next week. The outstanding news for us is that the Committee, by voice vote and with the support of Chairman Barton (R-TX), included the attached amendment proposed by Rep. Ross (D-AR). The amendment adds a section to require the FCC, within 90 days of enactment, to study and report on the interference potential of BPL systems. This puts the House Energy and Commerce Committee on record as having concerns about BPL interference. This is a major victory for the ARRL. The amendment was included after significant networking and lobbying by John Chwat's office, support from Rep. Ross and other Members, as well as the assistance in letters and contacts by the officers, Directors and members of ARRL. It wasn't easy to sell the relevance of the BPL provision to the rest of the bill. The amendment received significant opposition by the utility companies, as well as some Committee staff, and the final language that was accepted by the Chairman is not quite as extensive as what we had originally proposed. But it's enough to raise the visibility of the BPL interference issue and to get the FCC's attention. The provision will be included in the legislation considered by the full House. There is also an opportunity for "Report Language" to be included to accompany the bill. If we are vigilant in protecting it against deletion on the House floor, assuming the bill is approved by the House the BPL language will be included in the legislation that goes on to the Senate. In the meantime we will also be working on lining up Senate support. 73, Dave Sumner, K1ZZ

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[arrl-odv:14012] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 26 Apr '06

26 Apr '06

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The ARRL request for reallocation of unspent CNCS Katrina grant funds has been approved. Completion of the projects outlined in the request will be completed on or before 9/30/06. Attendance at the 2006 International DX Convention is Visalia provided an opportunity to visit with current donors and meet some new prospects. With more than 700 attendees this convention was the largest in recent years. Presentations were made on the Peter One and Kure Island DXpeditions among others. Interest was expressed for Development to add named giving opportunities and charitable gift annuities to our Development Program. The ARRL Foundation has awarded the 2006 William Goldfarb Scholarship to Mellissa Meye, KB0WBA. The other ARRL Foundation Scholarship applications are still under consideration. Production/Editorial Khrystyne Keane sorted through hundreds of photos (tnx Contest Branch), selecting three of the four shots that wound up on the June issue of QST. She prepared several stories for the ARRL Web site: The Station Notebook; Mike Elliott, W8KRR-SK; European hams contacting Voyager 1; several fire and tornado stories; Boy Scout event in California; International Marconi Day in England and an Amateur Radio Day commemoration. In addition, she prepared the July Contest Corral for publication and interviewed and wrote about George Hitz, W1DA, the sender of a long-delayed QSL card. Joel Kleinman prepared several items for the news crawl and then compiled and distributed the April 21 edition of The ARRL Letter to 64, 945 subscribers. Joel Hallas has turned in several items for the technical section of July QST. Larry Wolfgang prepared the Hints & Kinks column and a technical article for July QST. Sales & Marketing ARRL's commission on sales of logo merchandise (apparel, EmComm vests, gear bags, etc.) during the first quarter topped $2,200. HamTestOnline subscription commissions sold during this period reached $1,425. We had a very successful campaign with the Dayton EXPO PASSPORT. Advertising solicitations not only paid for the printing of the booklet, but also net us 100% profit. Additionally, $2,794.70 worth of prizes were solicited for the EXPO drawing. Returns from our advertising solicitation for New Ham Express and Getting Started in Amateur Radio are beginning and we plan the majority of our telephone follow-ups to coincide with July QST calls. The warehouse has taken delivery of the new version of TravelPlus for Repeaters"! CD-ROM. Backorders have been fulfilled. Additional planning for ARRL EXPO at Dayton Hamvention is underway. This week, we've completed the overhead signs for each booth, and placed orders for Dayton souvenir buttons, bags and other supply items. The ARRL Passport booklet is complete and at the printer. Membership renewals are now arriving as a result of the 100,000 piece mailing sent last week. In particular, were noticing an increase in telephone volume and web applications. The majority of the renewals so far are from the mailing to General, Extra, or Advanced licensees. Preparations for the New Ham package are underway, including a new letter and design. We are working with members of the U.S. Power Squadrons on their upcoming event here at W1AW on June 2 -3 for National Safe Boating Week. Dennis and Katie have also been invited to participate in the USPS Governing Board in August. We are developing a membership presentation specifically tailored to boaters that are potential hams. Online Courses Jean is exploring some new ideas for administering the upcoming online Technician License course that may help reduce our costs. Email solicitations sent to 100 students have helped increase registrations for the upcoming Analog and Digital course offerings. We have 63 students enrolled in technical courses this month which is an increase to this time last year (45 in April 2005). We have a new ARECC sew-on patch. .ON-LINE COURSESRegistrations During this weekGraduationsAntenna Modeling (EC-004)10HF Digital (EC-005)11RFI (EC-006)20VHF/UHF (EC-008)10Antenna Design and Construction (EC-009)11Technician Licensing (EC-010)00Propagation (EC-011)32Analog Electronics (EC-012)20Digital Electronics (EC-013)10Emergency Comm. Level 1 (EC-001)2219Emergency Comm. Level 2 (EC-002)76Emergency Comm. Level 3 (EC-003)23 Membership Services Awards Branch CategoryProcessedLoTW WAS Applications14Manual WAS Cards Checked100WAC Certificates1A-1 Operator Nominations10Awards Mailed19 Awards Branch Processing status time: 3 weeks. DXCC Branch For the Week of: April 23, 2006Beginning Credits24,580Credits Received5,677Credits Processed12,266Ending Credits17,991 Applications Pending359Processing time3.8 Weeks Year-to-date (2006) Credits Received99,236Credits Returned174,463 DXCC is currently entering credits received on March 30, 2006. DXCC is currently mailing applications received on March 28, 2006. Contest Branch Certificates for the 2005 September VHF QSO Party were mailed. 2005 November Phone Sweepstakes Web results were opened to the membership. The 2006 January VHF Sweepstakes results article was received from the author and edited, with the QST version going to Production and the web version to Web Services for formatting and preview posting. The results of the EME communitys annual survey of dates for their contest for 2006 was received and requires more input from them, as the proposed date for their microwave weekend directly conflicts with one of the scheduled ARRL 10 GHz and Up contest weekends. Plaque sponsor solicitation letters for the upcoming June VHF QSO party were mailed to continuing sponsors. We are pleased to welcome aboard West Mountain Radio as a Principal Awards Sponsor for the ARRL RTTY Roundup. They have agreed to purchase unsponsored plaques for the 2006 Roundup. Thanks West Mountain Radio for stepping to the plate! Logbook of the World QSO records entered into the system98,449,821QSL records have resulted 5,452,871Logs Processed214,220Active Certificates18,613Users registered in the system12,313Hybrids Pending Mail93 QSL Branch There is a 2 day processing time delay. This week, 144 pounds of cards were received from members. 54,250 cards were shipped this past Friday. Field & Educational Services Field Organization/Public Service Team Chuck Skolaut received and processed intruder reports that included an unidentified RTTY signal on 20 meters and Over-the-Horizon Radar on 40 meters. He also provided a PRB-1 information packet to member in New Mexico. More information on an interference case involving 2 meters in California has been received and forwarded to the FCC per their request. Official Observers were asked by the FCC to check out NOAA broadcasts reportedly heard on 220 MHz. Questions about operating overseas were also handled. Steve Ewald participated in the monthly teleconference sponsored by Citizen Corps for its affiliated societies, and plans are underway for Citizen Corps to host a national annual meeting in early June in Washington, D.C. A tornado in Iowa in mid April prompted Amateur Radio to communication assistance. The arrival of severe weather season has encouraged a number of National Weather Services offices around the country to hold SKYWARN training, and one ARES team in Montana assisted in a drill to test their communitys weather warning system. Section Manager Election ballots have been flowing in steadily this past week. ARISS PR: Johnson Space Centers Public Affairs Office (PAO) has suggested the May 8-11 timeframe for presenting Bill McArthur, KC5ACR, with ARRLs WAS award at a Space Center Houston welcome event. The PAO awaits a reply from NASAs top dog, Mike Griffin, NR3A, about presenting the plaque and handing over Bills QSLs. Rosalie received a thank you from a member who asked her for help in writing a news release about ARISS, which was published. ARISS News Update: Johnson Space Center (JSC) Education Office will take over for NASA Hq in managing ARISS and other NASA education flight projects. A transition plan is being developed; the ARISS Team is pleased because JSC is the NASA campus that facilitates ARISS the most, and participates in several of our weekly teleconference meetings. Meantime, NASA Hq is highly interested to hear that ARISS is studying ways to fold our program into President Bushs initiative for NASA, Moon, Mars & Beyond. For ARRL Members: Members of the Titusville ARC and the North Brevard ARC hosted a week-long special event station at the Florida Space Authority at Cape Canaveral. They celebrated the successful US Space Shuttle program, sporting letters from well-knowns such as Walter Cronkite. ARISS Effect on Schools: Hams at the special event station mentioned above hosted students from two high schools; the hams highlighted their QSOs and mentored students in hands-on activities. Intl Aspects: Delegates and volunteers attended the monthly ARISS international teleconference; Rosalie took minutes. Also, she assisted a Hispanic youth with how to get started in ham radio. Field & Education Team Hamfest & ConventionsHamfestsHamfest Applications sent to Division Director for Approval8Hamfest Approval Letters sent to event sponsor7Handouts and Door Prize Material Orders Processed25Label Requests for upcoming events2Conventions Convention Applications sent to Division Director for Approval2Convention Approval Letters sent to event sponsor2Convention Applications sent to the Executive Comm. for Approval9Clubs Approval Letters for Newly-Affiliated Clubs sent to Club Officials0Charter of Affiliation Certificates sent for Presentation to New Clubs0New club applications reviewed0New clubs sent to Director & SM for approval by Director0New club applications sent to the Executive Committee for Approval7New SSC Application sent to Director, SM, & ACC for Approval0SSC Approval Letter sent to Club Official0SSC Certificate sent to newly-designated SSC Club0Acknowledgement letters sent to club officials1QST Hamfest announcements for QST0Convention announcements for QST0 Clubs & MentorsClubsClub Updates21 Club assistance and histories Below 51% notification SSC SSC sent to ACC10 SSC Certificates 7 letters sent Instructors Instructor Reg 9 Teachers Teacher Reg Materials & Brochures Class Materials Graduation Kits Exhibit Kits/ brochure requests21 Jota Kits2 Label Requests Filled Sales Orders Processed2 Public Service Reports Amateur Radio Education & Technology ProgramMark Spencer The Technician Lesson plans for the new license have been scrubbed by H. Ward Silver and ready for distribution. The lesson plans are intended to be a work in progress and will be refined by users. Other supporting materials continue to be gathered for posting on the Education Resource page when it is ready. The Ohms Law board kits are all complete and ready for distribution. The applications for the TIs are trickling in. The institutes at Newington are filled. Some participants requesting those dates may have to settle for their second or third choice of dates. I received a number of inquiries stimulated by Rick Lindquists posting on the web page concerning the falling magnet. It never ceases to amaze me the interest in that simple demonstration. It also demonstrates to power of having items posted on the front page of the web. 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Minutes Program and Servicies Committee Teleconference April 18 2006
by John Bellows 26 Apr '06

26 Apr '06

PSC Teleconference Minutes are attached for your information. Jay, KØQB

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