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   Muddy nighttime search Head lamped men with radios Finally rescued   
      
   We congratulate Ray for his winning haiku and encourage our listeners   
   anywhere in the world to submit their own creations at the website,   
   following traditional haiku form. Visit arnewsline.org and look for the   
   "Ham Radio Haiku" link at the right-hand end of the title bar. We look   
   forward to another year of you exercising your poetic license as well   
   as your ham radio license.   
      
   This is Kevin Trotman N5PRE.   
      
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