[TWIAR] summary 528

[Dale Sargent]

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       * * *  H A M V E N T I O N    W E E K E N D  * * *

Here is a summary of news items covered in edition # 527 of "This Week
in
Amateur Radio", North America's only satellite-delivered, on-the-air
audio
bulletin service, for the week ending May 31, 2003.

This weeks edition, filled with all the latest amateur radio news and
special
features, is anchored by our Technical Director, George Bowen, W2XBS,
from
our headquarters studio facility in Albany, New York.

Approximate running time for this weeks edition is fifty-seven minutes.

1.  60 meter operation will require operational and "attitude" changes.
2.  A proposed New Jersey law will prohibit "distracted driving".
3.  The FCC proposes additional 255mhz of spectrum at 5 GHz for
unlicensed ops
4.  ARRL addresses concerns and unveils "Logbook of the World" at
HamVention.
5.  An Ohio ham is fined $12,000 for intentional interference and music.

6.  TWIAR website was down last weekend, moved to new "payed model"
host.
7.  Colorado governer declares "Amateur Radio Week".
8.  Special Event Station Listings
9.  The Gateway 160 Meter Net Report with Vern Jackson, WA0RCR.
10. Weekly propagation forecast report.
11. You can go on a DXpedition to the Arctic this summer!
12. "More Musings" with Wil Rogers, W4WLR from West Palm Beach, Florida.

13. Incumbent Section Managers elected in eight ARRL sections.
14. Amateur Radio History Headlines with Bill Continelli, W2XOY.
15. The California amateur radio antenna bill is approved by the Senate.

16. The FCC asks the ARRL auxiliary for 10 meter intruder watch
assistance.
17. SARS causes the cancellation of the IARU Region 3 conference.
18. QRP-WARC-Speed DX Challenge runs all year long, begins June 1st.
19. What did Riley Hollingsworth do during his vacation from the
HamVention?
20. Amateurs are needed for three wildlife tagging projects.
21. 802.11g specifications are near approval by the IEEE.
22. IRLP "Virtual Pub Night" in Austrailia runs every Friday on system.
23. Trend Micro fix for its e-mail client deletes all e-mail containing
a "p"

Transmission and production expenses have been underwritten by a
grant from Gene Wicklund, W0ZOK, of Horace, North Dakota, where
"This Week in Amateur Radio" is heard via satellite each Saturday
at 8:00 PM on 443.750 MHz, serving Fargo, Morehead, Minnesota,
and the Red River Valley.

Summer is just around the corner, and it's the season of Field Day,
Club picnics and barbecues, new antenna installations, and of course a
new
roster of public service events. In today's world, with ham radios
increased
profile in the wake of recent world events, it's important for amateurs
to
stay up to date with the latest news and happenings taking place in
worlds
greatest hobby.

This Week in Amateur Radio is proud to be your source for the latest,
up-to-the-minute amateur radio news and special features.

Help keep This Week in Amateur Radio on the air, by supporting our
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This Week in Amateur Radio is distributed each Saturday evening
on the internet (www.twiar.org) and also on commercial C-Band satellite
via
the "W0KIE Satellite Network" Saturdays at 9:00 PM (EST) on SES Americom

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"This Week in Amateur Radio" is a weekly amateur radio audio
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a New York State not-for-profit corporation.  Our mailing address
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On the World Wide Web, program audio can now be found in several formats

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http://www.twiar.org with thanks to our web guru Greg Williams, K4HSM,
and Dale Sargent, N0WKF, our audio file guy.  Our mirror site is also
available at http://www.qsl.net/twiar with thanks to Al Waller, K3TKJ of

QSL.Net.

Contact your local amateur radio club or repeater operator if "This Week
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We look forward to hearing from you or your organization soon!