Star Trek Action Group (newsletter)/Issues 121-141

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==Issue 121==
Star Trek Action Group 121 was published in January 1996 and contains 60 pages.
* there is an announcement that the president of G.H.T. is changing after thirteen years
* there is more on what is "real Trek": 
* there is more about The Viacom Crackdown: 
* another comment: 
* a fan writes: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 122==
Star Trek Action Group 122 was published in August 1996 and contains 64 pages.
* one fan writes to say she is very disappointed that a ST con in Cardiff was canceled due to lack of interest, as she was was knitting a jumper especially for the occasion; she says perhaps they should have advertised more; her husband is a taxi driver and for all his driving around, has never seen a poster or anything advertising it 
* another fan is bored and feeling left out: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 123==
Star Trek Action Group 123 was published in October 1996 and contains 72 pages.
* Ann Clifton is now the librarian for the STAG Lending Library
* the editors announce that two long-running fan clubs, IDIC and Beyond Antares, have ceased operation
* a fan comments on the merchandising of ST fandom: 
* another fan comments on the "staleness" of ST fandom: 
* there is a con report for Concorde, see that page
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 124==
Star Trek Action Group 124 was published in June 1997 and contains 55 pages.
* the editor has a new computer, and she asks other fans that, if they can, to send material to her on 3 1/3 inch floppies
* a fan comments: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 125==
Star Trek Action Group 125 was published in June 1997 and contains 68 pages.
* there is a con report for Wolf 359, see that page
* this issue contains a very long, very interesting article called "Race: The Final Frontier." It is by Bob Morales and reprinted from "VIBE," February 1997
* a fan jokes and chides the newsletter's editor: "As for the new look, I'm glad STAG has entered the 1990s via a string of old PC failures."
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 126==
Star Trek Action Group 126 was published in September 1997 and contains 68 pages.
* the editor comments: 
* there is a con report for Terok Nor, see that page
* there is a con report for the Babylon 5 convention, The Alliance Convention, see that page
* a fan tells of his trip to "Page's Bar" in London where half the clientele wears Star Trek uniforms and on Saturday night they showed Star Trek: DS9 videos
* this issue has a real throwback, a zine review; it is of Star Born, see that page
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 127==
Star Trek Action Group 127 was published in February 1998 and contains 52 pages.
* the editor announces that one of her assistants, Asif Zabbar, has moved on and will no longer be helping
* a fan comments on fandom today: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 128==
Star Trek Action Group 128 was published in June 1998 and contains 55 pages.
* the editor has to raise subscription costs and explains: 
* the newsletter includes this fan legal issue: 1998 Fan-written Star Trek Book is the Target of $22 Million Lawsuit": The book was published in the UK in 1997 with a slightly different title. 
* this issue has an essay by B. Juste called "Star Trek Lives... But Should We Pull the Plug." This is an excerpt: 
* there is a reprinted notice regarding Stargazer Productions and its liquidation
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 129==
Star Trek Action Group 129 was published in September/October 1998 and contains 58 pages.
* this issue has a review of the zine, Bondbrothers, see that page
* fans continue to discuss why fandom seems to be on the "decline": 
* at least one fan loves this new thing called the internet: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 130==
Star Trek Action Group 130 was published in February 1999 and contains 68 pages.
* the editor responds to a suggestion to publish the newsletter online; she has no internet at home, and she doesn't have time to maintain a website
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 131==
Star Trek Action Group 131 was published in May 1999 and contains 64 pages.
* fan comments on the "decline" of fandom: 
* a fan would like to see more "adult" material in aired Trek: 
* a fan comments about the suggestion that the newsletter be published on online: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 132==
Star Trek Action Group 132 was published in July 1999 and contains 60 pages.
* there is an ad for Boldly Writing
* there is a review for Prince of Vulcan, see that page
* a fan comments that "it is the malady of the newer fans that they are brought up with TV and video and may of them cannot create Trek for themselves."
==Issue 133==
Star Trek Action Group 133 was published in November 1999 and contains 52 pages.
* the editor is not online, and she asks for fans to send her stuff they find on the Internet and sent them to her via floppy disks
* there is a long con report for World Con/Aussie Con 3
* * there is a con report for Continuum, see that page
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 134==
Star Trek Action Group 134 is undated, was published in 2000 and contains 54 pages.
* the editor write that the "production of fanzines (in the sense of story-zines) has almost ceased in the USA..."
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 135==
Star Trek Action Group 135 is undated, published in 2000, and contains 54 pages.
* there is an announcement that the BSFR has ceased
* the STAG Lending Library librarian, Ann Clifton, has resigned and the library is looking for another leader; the editor notes that the usage of the library has declined in the last few years
* a long-time fan and fan club president has this to say about convention notification and the Internet: 
* a fan comments on SuperNova, the 47th British Star Trek convention's Business Meeting, and by default, the 50th convention, one that appears to never have happened: 
* this issue has a con report for a Trek Cruise that was on the Mediterranean
* this issue has a con report for AD 2000, see that page 
* for other content, see the table of contents image 
==Issue 136==
Star Trek Action Group 136 was published in October/November 2000 and contains 60 pages.
* the STAG Lending Library is closing due to lack of use and interest; the zines and books will be sold at the The Leonard Nimoy Convention: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image 
==Issue 137==
Star Trek Action Group 137 was published in February 2001 and contains 80 pages.
* this issue has a lot of reprinted articles and reviews, but only four fairly meager letters, most of those commenting on Robert Beltrane's controversial (and most felt ungrateful) comments in recent interviews
* for other content, see the table of contents image 
==Issue 138==
Star Trek Action Group 138 was published in June 2001 and contains 71 pages.
* the editor is both overwhelmed, and getting weary: 
* there is an ad for a zine called Dracus 
* there are only two Locs in this issue: one is mostly a quoted article about a con, and the other stating a rather half-hearted interest in the new ST show on the horizon, Enterprise
* for other content, see the table of contents image 
==Issue 139==
Star Trek Action Group 139 was published in October 2001 and contains 68 pages.
* for its content, see the table of contents image 
==Issue 140==
Star Trek Action Group 140 was published in February 2002 and contains 48 pages.
* fans comment on the new show, Enterprise: they say it's pretty good, think the music is weak, and that the dog is cute
* for other content, see the table of contents image 
==Issue 141==
Star Trek Action Group 141 was published in October 2002 and contains 60 pages.
* while the editor talks about the "next newsletter," it is possible this was the last one
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==References==
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