Country List Committee Report, August 1996
Two New Countries
By Don Jensen
For the past few months, the NASWA Country List Committee has been studying and discussing the radio country situation in Russia. Traditionally, NASWA’s list has included what were formerly known as USSR union republics as separate radio countries, with the huge Russian RSFSR further divided into separate European and Asian components. For a long while, this was considered unacceptably avant garde (or perhaps just plain wrongheaded) by DXers elsewhere in the world, who preferred to count the USSR as a single radio country.
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NASWA Notes, August 1996
LAST CALL: A brief reminder that the Association of North American Radio Clubs (“ANARC”) is holding elections for its Executive Board. Those interested in being nominated to serve in this capacity you should contact our Club Representative Kris Field (705 Gregory Drive, Horsham, PA 19044 – or – k.field4@genie.com). ANARC Executive Board members serve a two year term and govern the day- to-day operations of the association. This is where all the decisions are made! From the elected Executive Board members, a Chairman is selected to serve a concurrent one year term. The Executive Board term begins on January 1, 1997 and runs for two years. Your club is looking for one or more of its members that may be interested in serving in this capacity. Currently, we have seven members serving in these positions: Skip Arey, Harold Cones, Rich D’Angelo, Dave Marshall, John McColman, Mark Meece, and John Vodenik. The terms of Messrs. D’Angelo, Marshall, McColman, and Vodenik expire at year-end. If you are interested in serving on the Executive Board of ANARC (and possibly serving as its Chairman!), please contact Kris by August 15th. The election takes place in September.
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Pirate Radio Report, August 1996
Hi and welcome to another Pirate Radio Report. I don’t know about you, but I’m still recovering from all the pirates that were on over the July 4th holiday. It must have set some sort of record for activity!
Radio One’s the One!
The results of our pirate popularity poll are in and the first place position goes to RADIO ONE!
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