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remain

unidentified, predicted

today

that

the recent

spectacular

successes in

the

United

States

space program

may result

in more

efficient

high-

frequency receivers and

trans-

mitters.

He points

out that the losses in

their

coils largely determine

the

efficiency

high- frequency

tuned

circuits and that the

most

efficient coil is

of the space

-wound

type.

He has,

therefore, proposed

that the

astronauts

in the

next space shot spend

their

spare time in winding

coils for critical

applications.

After volunteering to join the

program for this

purpose, our informant

presently

undergoing

intensive

series of

tests.

Rochester, April

2. The Rochester Ama-

teur

Radio Association's RaRa

Rag

reports

that the December,

1968

"Pennython"

Eddie Meath,

WHEC radio personality, col-

lected

112,757 pennies in cooperation

with

the Rochester Amateur Radio

Association.

When a WHEC listener

called Eddie

with a

pledge, he and other

club members

verified

the address

and sent the information

closed- circuit teletype

to the amateur

con-

trol

station,

WB2MAC. From there, the ra-

dio-

equipped cars of the club

members were

dispatched

to pick up the pledges.

Approxi-

mately

amateurs

and their families

par-

ticipated

the operation,

making 208 col-

lections and travelling

1500 miles in

doing

so. The money raised

was used to buy

toys

for the needy children

of Rochester.

Million

Dollar

Ham /TVI

Lawsuit.

One of

the most

unusual

lawsuits

involving

ham

radio is taking place in Sarasota,

Fla. Sev-

eral months ago,

Ansel "Grid"

Gridley,

W4GJO, was sued

his

neighbor -claiming

$1,000,000 damages -for

alleged interference

to TV reception.

April,

1969

Richard

M. Tavan, K3QDD, receives

the

John W. Gore

Memorial Scholar-

ship from Rosel H.

Hyde, Chairman

the FCC. The

scholarship,

of-

fered by the Foundation for Amateur

Radio, Inc., Washington,

D.C. is

presented

for excellence

of activi-

ties as an amateur operator

and

high

scholastic

standing. Tavan

is in

his

third year

Massachusetts Insti-

tute

of Technology,

majoring

Electronics Engineering. Looking

is J. F. DeBardeleben, W4TE, Past

President

of the Foundation, which

is supported by 21 clubs in

area.

The suit

was

filed regardless of the ef-

forts of the FCC,

Sarasota

Amateur Radio

Association

and Grid

to resolve the prob-

lem.

W4GJO

is world- renowned for his in-

terest in

UHF

-VHF propagation and the

equipment

Grid's

ham shack

meets or

surpasses

all FCC Standards for interference

suppression. However, his neighbor has re-

fused to permit any device or filter to be

connected to his TV

receiver to increase

the

receiver's ability to reject radio signals

out-

side the TV channels.

The plaintiff in the lawsuit has

also used

paid advertisements

to literally "damn"

the

existence of

radio

hams. This was

addi-

tion to

other

more tangible

harassments.

When served with a

restraining order

and

injunction,

the plaintiff allegedly threatened

Grid's

life.

The eventual outcome

this lawsuit may

have long- standing effects not only on

hams

but on

CB'ers

and

anyone else using

ra-

dio transmitting equipment.

Should

the

court find

in favor

the plaintiff, it

would

enable any TV viewer to decide when

and

how a transmitter might

used.

This lawsuit has cost money

to defend

and donations are

being

solicited by the

Sarasota Amateur Radio Association,

P.O.

Box 3326,

Sarasota, Fla.

33578. Any con-

tribution will be

appreciated.

We will

keep

you

informed

of developments.

One -Land QS0 Party.

Between

0000 GMT,

April 26, and

2400

GMT, April

27, operate

any

hours. New

England stations work

the world and vice versa. Exchange QSO

numbers,

signal reports and names of

coun-

ties, states, and

operators

with each station

worked.

The same station may be

worked

once per

band and

mode

(phone

and CW).

Contacts

between

U.S.

stations count one

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