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Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 27

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I B-2 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sept. 14,,1972 B-2 Honok Sep New License Required on Repeaters New I. Requir Repea I I i it I i 4 i 1 i By Katashi Nose The Federal Communications Commission adopted amendments to Part 97 of i' the rules concerning the li- 1 censing and operation of am- ateur repeater stations. Beginning July 1, 1973, a i separate station license will Ibe required, with the distinctive prefix WR. Applicants must be at least technician By Katc I I The Feder i 1 i i i tions COMM.

amendments the rules cor censing and a ateur repeatei Beginning separate stat be required, five prefix must be at I With 1 Hawaii's Radio Amateurs Witil Haw Radi Ama class and must submit data regarding the technical and operational provisions of the proposed repeater. The new rules permit a licensee to use his own repeater station while he is operating mobile or portable, provide for auxiliary link stations to be used when terrain makes multiple-hop control links necessary and provide for wire remote APPROXIMATELY one-half of each amateur VHF band and 8 MHz of the 420 MHz band was authorized for repeater usage, and 145- 148 MHz will be opened to technicians. The new rules also limit effective radiated power and require that the licensee maintain supervision and control of both technical and operational performance. The rules also provide for automatic identification of repeater stations by phone, as well as by CIV. Because of the numerous violations of rules regarding interconnection, it may be necessary to examine the use of auto patch facilities and possibly restrict the use of such devices in the amateur service.

These new rules become effective October 17, 1972. Full detailed information from the extensive docket is scheduled to appear in the October issue of QST. PASS THE BUCK WE'LL MAKE IT WORTH MORE sV EXCEDRIN 100 ExtraStrength Compare at 1.77 cAfbsilica Pick-A-Mix or your family's favorites F2 11354S PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSHES Adult size hard medium. Compare at .69 ea. GILLETTE RIGHT'GUARD DEODORANT Compare.at $1 ea.

84. Foil wrap. Compare at 1.99 Compare at $1.29 ALBERTO BALSAM SHAMPOO 5 oz. Conditions hair. Compare at 2.15 DESERT FLOWER HAND BODY LOTION 16 oz.

bottle Compare at $2 SHAVE CVATA Foamy "fcce-saver." Compare at 1.09 NOXZEMA 6 LIQUID SKIN CREAM OR 1 COMPLEXION LOTION Compare at $1 ea. 2S ill MISS BRECK INA SPRAY ip 13 ounce bk. Comp. 1.09 ea. MILEEMEMI 111111111' PRESCRIPTION COUPON A 4 4 11.

ON NEW REFILLS c000F i Tx): ONE WEEK ONLY GOOD AT AIL 3 GEM STORES SEPT. 14-21 yr GARDEN HARDWARE 12" ROUND CAKE PAN SQUARE CAKE PAN JUNIOR SIZE LOAF PAN MEDIUM ANODIZED LOAF PAN 1.3"x9" BAKE 1N ROAST PAN CLAY POTS 6" in deep or shallow. Complete. line of garden supplies! HOSE HANGERS '174zk CONTINUOUS SPRAYERS PET 'N DOG COLLARS. Values to S2 Ea.

,11111 VOIT B50 SWIM MASK For young divers. Compare at 1.50 ALMERIA SNORKEL Orange breathe tube Compare at 1.45 EVEREADY LIGHT Magnet flashlight Compare at 2.19 6V BATTERY Lantern. Eveready. Comp. at 1.60 SEE SAW BOWLING BALL CLOTH Compare at $2 GYM SHORTS Assi'd sizes and colors.

Comp. $2 TENNIS VISOR Compare at 1.50 LANTERN REFLECTOR Shields the light! Compare at 1.95 CAMP STOVE LIGHTER Quick! No matches! Comp. at 1.80 SPORTS-ALL STORES COVER INCLUDED CABLE-CRAFT 3EGG POACHER ADAPTORS PATCHCORDS For use with electronic equipment. $3 Values HOUSEWARES -ALL STORES. MASKING TAPE EXTENSION CORDS ASHTON GARDEN TOOLS ARCO CLOTH TAPES RUB GLUE ItValues to .98 ea.

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Compare at 1.50 DAWN CLOTHES By Topper Fit all Dawn Dolls. Big selection of outfits. Compare at 2.50 RING-A-ROUND 12 colorful rings inter-lock when stacked correctly. Compare at 1.40 TOYSALL STORES a A -ilt-e, I. al, ko ik V- gisiiii ''l S.

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Compare at 2.15 1 l' sitall) LW ..1 11...: pAgez-s, 4, no i res: DESERT FLOWER HAND BODY I ofr-i--4ak -1111ki VOIT B50. WACKY STACK A triatillign fill Ili SWIM MASK (41 0 (t'. A Child Guidance 0 T1 4ss, LOTION 16 oz. bottle I Nornoo WI" For young ittli sifIllo -41 Bright balls rings fryri 4 Compare at GILLETTE 2 IS 1 SNORKEL Compare at 1.50 le Cab) ALMERIA to stock up right! I Compare at ..40 II :7 1 COLOR SORTER 1 CREAM i lb Orange breathe tube I I Compare at 1.45 Al lir di, By Child Guidance. Compare at 1.70 1 Foamy "face-saver." 41 0 1 rTi11 Compare at 1.09 Irl 4 EVEREADY I TINKERTOY SET fill (kal LIGHT tals40 Starter set with 60 Magnet flashlight 1111 4 1 rods spools.

Fun! NOXZEMA Compare at 2.19 411rrallorni Compare at 1.60 4,, CiiP 7 Al Ifyy. 2QUID SKIN CREAM 1 0 6V BATTERY 1114---111111111 TRY BOARD OR 8 Lantern. Eveready Ti 1 0 ot e) By Kohner CO Jodiphoi UR CHOI Comp. at 1.60 1''': 3-D plastic figures Nazzimit Compare at $1 ea. SEE SAW Ill 1 a 4 .:,,,,,:.7.4 i 4,, or me pa doe.fi7:: sti sod: NAP LOCK BEADS VI BOWLING BALL oma fit into cut-outs.

Compare at 1.30 (111111 COMPLEXION LOTION 1 CLOTH ZOOMER BOOMER A '----1- ISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY GYM SHORT 4 lir-NB .1 boy's favorite! Big assortment of 7 Bc.1 1 4,,, 417. Compare at 1.80 1 Assi'd sizes 5 By Fishyer-Price. 4, 1 71P. 13 ounce 's and colors. qp, -t- tk111 Comp.

1.09 ea. -1 'Itt) TENNIS 23 big bright pol beads 1, it VISOR 4110 Compare at 1.50 0 sl- 'hits DAWN CLOTHES L'1111111ElnUCEEMOZMIIIM11111' Compare at1.50 --i. 'S-) n'n 1 I 'C)L4 a By Topper PRESCRIPTION COUPON '1 ittlai LANTERN Fit oil Dawn Dolls. Big 7, 0 selection of outfits. REFLECTOR t.

10... A Compare at 2.50 I Shields the light! 00 A RING-AROUND, ON NEW REFILLS i. Compare at 1.95 Aro COLVO ONE WEEK ONLY c4s) v0000 1 CAMP STOVE 12 colorful rings I aMlaa- So )11' -amnia alma inter-lock when 7 .1 GOOD AT AIL 3 GEM STORES LIGHTER i 11' 11 stacked corredly. SEPT. 14-21 11 Quick! No matches! 4, Compare at 1.40 111" "midi Comp.

at 1.80 SPORTS-ALL STORES TOYS-ALL STORES ,11111111111111111111111701111111110111111111114 OPEN DAILY I MON-FRI BAM-9PM SAT SAM-6PM SUN 10AM-5PM 3 BIG STORES ALA moANA KAPALAMA WAIPAHU OPEN TO EVERYONE CHARGE III I 6 yr CLASSES in amateur radio are being offered by the Department of Education. A 14-hour course for novice class and a 10-hour course for advanced class will begin this month. Call Kaimu ki High School's adult education division for registration information. Applications will be taken to September 16. Reef Plans Defense, Tonga Says Special to the StarBulletin NUKU'ALOFA, Tonga Mercenaries from the United States are being recruited to protect the "Republic of Minerva" from the Kingdom of Tonga.

The Tonga Chronicle, the government-owned newspaper, said it had received information that Morris Davis of Australia, self-proclaimed president of the "Reef Republic" established in the remote South Pacific last January, had stated he would send his soldiers to Minerva to protect it from attack by Tonga. Davis claimed Tonga's annexation of the Minerva Reef last June constituted an invasion. The Tonga government claimed prior rights to the reef through its utilization as a fishing base over the years. Minerva Reef is located about 1,000 miles north of New Zealand and 400 miles southwest of Tonga. Mariners have known it for the past century as a graveyard for ships because many vessels went aground on its virtually uncharted coral formations.

The new "republic" is a consortium of members of the Ocean Research Foundation seeking to establish a haven on the remote South Pacific Thland. Members are from the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain and several Latin American countries. i 4.

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