[amsat-bb] Please Read and Support the Passage of HR 1301 in the Senate

[James R. La Frieda]

On 9/22/2016 8:20 AM, James R. La Frieda wrote:
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> Please take two minutes of your time to send a letter to your two
> Senators in support of HR 1301 which unanimously passed in the House of
> Representatives.
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> *The passage of this bill will enable all of us to have an antenna at 
> our residence, even though many of us now have CC&R's*.
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> Simply click on the URL below and fill in your zipcode, name, address,
> and e-mail address.
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> That's all it takes, for the letter is already composed - and it will be
> addressed to your Senators, courtesy of the ARRL.
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> Many thanks in advance, for your help and support.
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> All the Best,
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> 73, Jim (N6MV)
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> Date: September 22, 2016
> Subject: HR 1301 - Amateur Radio Parity Act - Senate Letters
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> We have an opportunity to positively affect Amateur Radio for years to come.  H.R. 1301,
> the Amateur Radio Parity Act, has unanimously passed the House of Representatives and
> moved on to the Senate for consideration.  All you need to do is spend two minutes of your
> time to send an email to your two Senators supporting the Bill.  By doing so, you will have
> helped the future of Amateur Radio by guaranteeing our ability to have an effective outdoor
> antenna in a deed-restricted community.
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> The number of people living in such communities grows exponentially each year.  Often, a
> ham homeowner has no choice but to live in a community restricted by covenants.  There are
> nearly 3/4 of a million licensed hams in the United States, more than ever before.  But that
> may change if we are forced to live in a community that refuses to allow an antenna.
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> Help yourself and help your fellow hams.  Go to this link:
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> https://arrl.rallycongress.net/ctas/urge-senate-to-support-amateur-radio-parity-act
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> Enter your zip code and follow the prompts.  The letters are there.
> All you need to do is fill in the blanks, hit save, then send.
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> That’s it.  Under 2 minutes and you’re done.
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> If you haven’t yet done so, please do so today. Your voice counts!
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