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Nbr 222 1972 So capable as to meet the requirements of the expert-So simple as to fit the needs of the novice. KRAB PROGRAM GUIDE NUMBER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO - JANUARY 1972 This program guide cannot be purchased, it is given to the subscribers and supporters of KRAB radio. KRAB is owned and operated by the Jack Straw Memorial Foundation, a non-profit, tax-exempt organization which consists of the subscribers and supporters of KRAB and also of KBOO in Portland, Oregon. Members of the Jack Straw Memorial Foundation Board of Trustees, elected every March, are: Byron Coney, Ben Dawson, Mike Duffy, Bob Friede, Jon Gallant (on leave), Nancy Keith, Gary Margason, Steve Menasian, Helen Nor­ ton, Greg Palmer, and Dave Rowland. SUBSCRIPTION RATES to KRAB are: $25 for a regular yearly subscription, $15 for a minimum yearly subscription, and $5 for a four month subscription. Checks made payable to the Jack Straw Memorial Foundation are tax deductible. 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