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ARRL Renewing Memberships for Those Affected by Katrina

September 19, 2005 -- ARRL Circulation Manager Kathy Capodicasa says ARRL is renewing, for one year, memberships for those living in the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. "For now, we are renewing the memberships for those whose memberships expire between now and the end of this year, a total of 80," she explains.
Since the US Postal Service has suspended delivery for Periodical Class mail (the way QST is mailed) to a number of ZIP codes along the Gulf Coast, QST is not being mailed to those areas. "We are monitoring the postal suspensions very closely to determine when we can again mail issues to these areas," according to Capodicasa.
She asks that anyone wishing to change their mailing address or request a replacement copy of QST contact the Circulation desk by phone at 860-594-0338 or via e-mail.

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