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AMERICAN AMATEUR RADIO
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POB 440, Belgrade Lakes, Maine 04918 - Tel. 207 242 2143
E-Mail - AARC@K1MAN>COM
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The American Amateur Radio Council, AARC, is sponsored by
AARA, theAmerican Amateur Radio Association. Membership in the American Amateur Radio Council is free and is obtained by a letter of application by you together with your resume and the by election by a majority of other American Amateur Radio Council members. Among other things, the American Amateur Radio Council offers free mediation services and also free binding arbitration services to any licensed radio amateurs who are involved in a dispute and who want to
voluntarily seek mediation or voluntarily submit to binding
arbitration. This avoids the costs of a lawsuit. All parties
must agree on a mediator or arbitrator from AARC or even a board of several arbitrators. All American Amateur Radio Council mediators andarbitrators are certified by AARA. To learn more about the American Amateur Radio Council, you can telephone 207 242 2143 or E-Mail AARC@K1MAN.com.
Please contact us if you would like to become a certified
mediator and arbitrator. Your volunteer services will be appreciated by the American Amateur Radio Council. International amateur radio disputes are handled by the International Amateur Radio Council (IARC). IARN@K1MAN.com |
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Glenn A.Baxter, P.E., Registered Professional Engineer (by examination)
in Maine and Illinois. Former Management Consultant with Booz - Allen and Hamilton in Chicago. Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Rhode Island; graduate work in Business Admistration from the University of Iowa; NASD Exams passed for series 6 and 63 securities licences and Maine insurance license; Holder of FCC General Radiotelephone as well as Amateur Extra Class Amateur Radio Licenses. Industrial experience with Allied Chemical Corporaton, Worthington Controls Corporation, Collins Radio Company, and the EDAC Company. Currently Executive Director of the American Amateur Radio Association and President of the IARN Amateur Radio Peace Corps Foundation, Inc. Recognized by the Maine Legislature in 1991 for amateur radio emergency communications work and named a
Distinguished Alumnus of Vermont Academy for this same work in 1993.
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Christopher L. Murdock, Certified Arbitrator. Former MP, Deputy Sheriff,
(K9 Unit), and Constible (for the City of Boston). General Class Amateur Radio License. Close to a Bachleor's Degree in Pre Law. |
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Gordon West, WB6NOA. FCC General Radiotelephone and Amateur Extra
licenses. Fellow of the Radio Club of America. Member of the American
Amateur Radio Assiciation and also ARRL. Well known author. Named an
ARRL Instructor of the year. Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music and graduate
of the Cleveland Institute of Electronics.
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