"Robert Circumfrence" wrote in message
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On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 23:49:53 -0700, WA1HOD wrote:

Will the alleged radio criminal, K1MAN, lose his license? I
read the ARRL Enforcement Log recently, which contained a
letter to the fat one from RH, which basically stated that
fatty would lose his ticket unless he stopped qrming, and
trying to pedal his useless **** over his stupid
qrm-cast.... well he's still here!

Anyone got the scoop on when the fat boy will go away
permanently?


Hopefully soon, the dope is takeing out the Saturday and Tuesday UFO nets.


Bob - do you really think the FCC will do something THIS TIME? !

ak


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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Field Operations Bureau
Washington D.C. 20554

Honorable Howard Metzenbaum
10411 Federal Building
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Senator Metzenbaum:

Thank you for your letter of November 30, 1992 on behalf of [ak] of West
Chester, Ohio.

Mr. Glen Baxter, licensee of amateur radio station K1MAN, was cited on at
least two occasions for observed rule violations including illegal
broadcasting and deliberate interference. Substantial forfeiture amounts
were levied.

The amateur rules prohibit stations from engaging in any form of
"broadcasting" which is defined as the transmission of signals intended for
reception by the general public, either direct or relayed. On the other
hand, "information bulletins" are not considered a form of broadcasting and
are authorized under the rules. An information bulletin is defined as "[a]
message directed only to amateur operators consisting solely of subject
matter of direct interest to the amateur service."

The FCC monitoring network is continuing to observe the transmissions of
K1MAN. If observed transmissions are "broadcasting" versus "information
bulletins" then appropriate enforcement action will be undertaken. If Mr.
[K] believes a particular segment constitutes broadcasting, he should
immediately communicate with a staff member of the Commission's Belfast,
Maine monitoring station at 207-338-4088.

We are committed to continued enforcement of the amateur radio rules. The
transmissions of K1MAN will continue to be observed from time-to-time. As
priorities permit, the channels are monitored and notices issued where
appropriate.

Sincerely,
Richard M. Smith
Chief, Field Operations Bureau


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Federal Communications Commission
Field Operations Bureau
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy, Massachusetts 02169-7495
December 23, 1992

[AK]
West Chester, Ohio

Dear Mr. [K]: Refer to File: 93-BS 0027

This is to acknowledge your various correspondence to this office concerning
Glenn Baxter of Belgrade Lakes, Maine, licensee of Amateur Radio Station
K1MAN, activities in the Amateur Radio bands.

The Commission is well aware of Mr. Baxter's activities, and has taken
action against him. Hopefully, when this action is completed, Mr Baxter will
cease these activities.

Your concern about Mr Baxter's activities is appreciated.

Yours truly,
Vincent F. Kajunski
Engineer in Charge