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ARLB064 FCC declares voluntary communications emergency

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ARRL Bulletin 64  ARLB064
From ARRL Headquarters  
Newington CT  September 14, 1999
To all radio amateurs 

SB QST ARL ARLB064
ARLB064 FCC declares voluntary communications emergency

At the request of the ARRL, the FCC has declared a voluntary
communications emergency requiring the protection of Amateur Radio
emergency communication frequencies. It is requested that these
frequencies, plus or minus 3 kHz, be protected: 7242 kHz (daytime)
and 3950 kHz (nighttime) for emergency traffic only in the Florida
Area, 3993.5 kHz for emergency traffic only and 3915 kHz for health
and welfare traffic if necessary in the South Carolina area, and
7275 kHz (daytime) and 3975 kHz (nighttime) for emergency traffic
only in the Georgia area.

Voluntary declarations were issued by Leroy A. Pittman, CCMC Watch
Officer, FCC, Washington, DC at 1426 UTC September 14, 1999, and by
Michael J. Schweigert, CCMC Watch Officer, FCC, Washington, DC, at
1845 UTC, under the authority of Section 97.301 of the FCC Rules and
Regulations. They remain effective until rescinded.
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