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Dick (LeadWinger) writes:
The ham magazine was 73. Would you believe that back in the 60's you could get a life membership to 73 for $73? Would have been a good deal until the magazine went belly up last year. Dick - W6CCD It was far better than that. The original price for life subscription to 73 was $37 US, chosen because it was a transposal of the two digits in the magazine's name. Bill Turner who inhabits some of the newsgroups and wrote many an article for the magazine, bought a life subscription at that level, and says that yes indeed he did get it for life, with the last issue being the last issue the magazine published. I don't know how much the life subscription price varied over the years. I do remember much being said about a $73 subscription in 1973. Michael VE2BVW On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 13:48:39 -0500, "Edward A. Feustel" wrote: I believe that the founder of CQ was Wayne Green (W2NSD) who then went on to found Byte magazine and another ham magazine. Ed, N5EI |