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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1944 November 14 2014
14 November 2014 | by - FCC reverses revokes the amateur license of a convicted sex offender
- ARRL asks FCC to continue issuing paper amateur license documents
- Permanent access to 60 meters moves a bit closer for hams in Argentina
- 4M Lunar fly-by transponder goes QRT
- More non-ham intruders hit the amateur radio bands
- Radio helps capture first light that gives a look back in time
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As I mentioned in the QRZ comments, one good reason to continue getting a paper license is because some foreign governments may need it (or at least a good clean copy) before issuing a reciprocal permit. Now you can print your own on the FCC website, but it says across the face that it is a copy, so that may have only limited use.