"Gray Shockley" wrote in message
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Yah but that argument blows the heck out of "equal rights".

The guy in California thought he had a point but I'm in Vicksburg,
Mississippi, and I can see several thousands of feet into Louisiana.

Heck, my sneezes are probably heard in Louisiana!



Gray Shockley
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Who thinks that the FCC (Friends of Clear
Channel) should either license micro
broadcasters or just flat allow them, e.g.,
Citizens' Band (I came across my CB license
a few months back).


Had the pirate won, and the states became responsible for radio emissions
that couldn't be detected across the boarders, I think the states would just
hand the job back to the Federal Government, anyway.

But I'd like to hear Swarzennegger's and any other candidate's opinions on
such issues. Are there Constitutional issues worth considering? Is it
practical for a state to regulate radio, or whatever within it's boarder? I
doubt a candidate would have a canned answer at hand, but might be able to
cobble up a reasonable answer based on a bit of knowledge and some general
principles.

Frank Dresser

On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 21:48:28 -0500, Frank Dresser wrote
(in message ):

Had the pirate won, and the states became responsible for radio emissions
that couldn't be detected across the boarders, I think the states would just
hand the job back to the Federal Government, anyway.

But I'd like to hear Swarzennegger's and any other candidate's opinions on
such issues. Are there Constitutional issues worth considering? Is it
practical for a state to regulate radio, or whatever within it's boarder? I
doubt a candidate would have a canned answer at hand, but might be able to
cobble up a reasonable answer based on a bit of knowledge and some general
principles.

Frank Dresser

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The problem with states handling frequencies (and power and such) is that we
could end up with fifty "MCC"'s (Mississippi Communications Commission) or
(FillInTheBlank Communications Commission).

Sounds like a tax hike to me sigh.



Gray Shockley
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Vicksburg, MS US

"Gray Shockley" wrote in message
...
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The problem with states handling frequencies (and power and such) is that
we
could end up with fifty "MCC"'s (Mississippi Communications Commission) or
(FillInTheBlank Communications Commission).

Sounds like a tax hike to me sigh.



And a patronage paradise! Think of all the no-bid contracts! Tax increase?
Of course. But, since the local politicians would call it an unfunded
federal mandate, no locals would lose their jobs. Whatta deal!

We have some pretty sharp lawyers around here. I'm a little surprised an
ambulance load of shiny-suited, diamond pinky-ringed sharks weren't sent to
help in the California case..Maybe nobody could arrange the early releases
on time. .

Frank Dresser



Gray Shockley
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DX-392 DX-398
RX-320 DX-399
CCradio w/RS Loop
Torus Tuner (3-13 MHz)
Select-A-Tenna
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Vicksburg, MS US

"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
...

I
doubt a candidate would have a canned answer at hand, but might be able to
cobble up a reasonable answer based on a bit of knowledge and some general
principles.

Surely you jest!

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Tom Sevart N2UHC
Frontenac, KS

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