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I am looking for an article about "Harry's Hams". The article was published
in May (I believe) of 1983. I am pretty sure of the year. Can anyone either scan, copy, or heaven forbid type the text of the article so I can get accurate information? The article addresses a weather net that a local forecaster used to report the information he overheard on the nets. He called the guys on the nets "Harry's Hams" and the FCC squashed that quickly. Seems the FCC felt sharing this as his hams doing the work for the television station, violates the regulations. Imagine that. Today the fines would be huge for that little faux paw. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
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