BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945

hier nun eine wichtige Aenderung:
Entgegen der frueheren Meldung findet dieses DX-Camp dieses Jahr nicht (!)
in Schwangau/Bayern statt, sondern dieses Jahr wieder
in Doebriach am Millstaettersee in Sued-Kaernten, Oesterreich.
Der Termin bleibt gleich, 10. bis 25. Juli 2010.
Weitere Informationen hierzu ueber die Web Praesenz der AGDX:
bzw.
auch ausfuehrlicher bei
A. J. Kuchelmeister
(AGDX, May 23)
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WRTH A10 UPDATE UPDATE.
An updated version of the recent A10 schedules file has been uploaded to
the WRTH website: http://www.wrth.com which addresses some issues that
have arisen since the original file was published. Changes have been
highlighted in red coloured text to enable easy identification.
(Sean Gilbert, International Editor - WRTH - World Radio TV Handbook, May
19)
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SOUTH AFRICA Radio RSA history. Former RSA German service presenter
Norbert Taferner and his wife [both Austrian nationals] crashed on recent
aircraft disaster in Tripolis Libya.
Obituary: Norbert Taferner, 1940 - 2010, By just_recently, May 16
Norbert Taferner, a retired South African civil aviation official, and his
wife Paula died in a plane crash in Tripoli, Libya, on Wednesday. Norbert
Taferner was known among amateur radio operators as ZS6ANL, and as a
presenter of a technical media program on Radio RSA (now Channel Africa)
in the 1980s and the early 1990s. Paula and Norbert Taferner were
originally both Austrians. He reportedly took the South African
citizenship some time since the 1960s while she remained Austrian. Irish
author Bree o'Mara also died in the crash.
The only survivor, a nine-year old boy from the Netherlands, was scheduled
to be flown back to the Netherlands today.
Responses to "Obituary: Norbert Taferner, 1940 - 2010"
1. Heidi Mueller Says:
Norbert was a dear colleague at Radio RSA.
More recently, we would speak at length on the phone once a year or every
two years, but never lost touch completely - the last time was during his
extended stay in Albania. He was loyal, which was much appreciated. He was
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