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K5CUY, JOHN MYERS, 02
K5MDM,
MURRAY NEECE, 26
K5MTX,
DOUGLAS HARWOOD, 22
K5TOM,
TOM MARTIN, 20
K5WNH,
TERRY TRAVIS, 08
KB5EKV,
LINDA WILLIAMS, 22
KB5ELQ,
STEVE POWER, 23
KB5OMG,
BILL VARDELL, 22
KC5ETW,
TOM McCAIN, 22
KC5KZM,
JEFF CARDWELL, 26
KC5NHX,
RANDY AMONETTE, 22
KC5WNR,
JACKIE JORDAN, 03
KD5HGC,
BARBARA GRAFF, 24
N5IST,
WADE COTTON, 09
N5MGH,
RAY RANDALL, 02
N5OHB,
EDWARD E. MILLER, 11
N5QPF,
ELMER HOWARD, 26
N5UNJ,
REAGAN (R.D.) ROPER, 07
N5WCT,
MILT HATHAWAY, 10
SWL,
ROBIN McCORMACK, 08
W5HY,
ROBERT MCCUISTION, 22
W5STC,
RON SCHWISOW, 29
WA5PFI,
JOHN WILDER III, 13
WA5UFO,
MARKUS THOMERSON, 11
WB5TCW,
DAVID TURNER, 13
WB5UKA,
MIKE JENNINGS, 07
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Restructuring boosts VE session attendance
Published from The ARRL Letter, Vol. 19, No. 5, February 4, 2000
Restructuring boosts VE session attendance: If reports like one recently from Volunteer Examiner Mark Mowery, AA8TC, are any indication, attendance at Amateur Radio examination sessions has gone through the roof. "Our first test session after the restructuring was announced was unbelievable," Mowery said. His Corunna VE Team in Michigan normally sees three to five at a session, but an evening ses-
See Restricting,
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