Winds of change comment condemns Zimbabwe policy
Anthony Harrigan argues that Zimbabwe’s independence under Mugabe ended liberal hopes and led to a one party socialist regime. He blames Western liberalism for backing a system that brought famine, rights abuses, and a missing bread line, noting U.S. aid funds the Mugabe government.
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Anthony Harrigan
Teadine Nowspapers
Nathan
Zimbabwe
United States
Rhodesia
Altra-Liberal Observer
London
Robert Mugabe
Michael Valpy
Globe and Mail
Toronto
Canada
Mugabe
Zambabwe
Africa
Washington
West
Sible
Labor Party
Britain
Rhoadesia
America
Europe
Smith
U.S
Inner Circle offers big donors access to GOP power
A 1980s fundraising pitch from the National Republican Senatorial Committee markets tiered memberships from 104 dollars a month to 10 000 dollars a year. The program promises access to receptions, newsletters, and influence with Republican leaders, while bragging of substantial fundraising and administrative support to candidates.
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Bhy Kang
National Republican Senatorial Committee
GOP
Senatorial Trust
Percy
Washinton
Insdiana
Richard Liga
Lugar
Republican Task Force
State Committee
Democratic Senatorial Committee
DSC
Brian Atwood
Atwood
Atwinrol S
Democratic Committee
Commerce approves parts sale to Iran despite restrictions
A Washington column reports that the Commerce Department continues licensing non military shipments to Iran despite cables urging curbs. Spare parts for Boeing 707s, used by Iran’s air force and national airline, illustrate how items are repurposed for military use amid the Iran Iraq conflict and Soviet moves near Iran. The piece contrasts official warnings with ongoing trade to Tehran.
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Iran
Iraq
United States
Persian Gulf
Soviet Union
Reagan
America
CBS News
ABC News
Cheri Loveless
Anti Defamation League
Doe
Cheri
ABC
Power Plant Site Debate From Frederick County Letter
Roland Clark of Adamstown asks Governor Hughes to block a proposed 2000 megawatt coal fired plant in Point of Rocks Doubs area. He argues existing facilities meet future need, highlights pollution, traffic, water use and visual impact on Sugarloaf Mountain, Potomac River, and local farms.
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Hughes
Point of Rocks
Doubs
Tam
Frederick County
Eastalco
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery
Potomac Edison
Maryland
Department of Natural Resources
Allegheny Power
Thhey
Armstrong
Oriane Namae
Rocks
Potomac Dion
Bay
Sugarloaf Mountain
Potomac River
C&o
Elimination of Tolls on Local Bridges Likely Soon
June 15 1934 reports say tolls on the Point of Rocks and Brunswick highway bridges may end between July and November 1934 as announced by the State Roads Commission. City playgrounds planned to open June 18 following a meeting led by Miss Helma Hann. Frederick Owners' Loan Corporation slowed by procedure revamp, delaying loan closings for property repairs.
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Point of Rocks
Brunswick
State Roads Commission
Helma Hann
Owners' Loan Corporation
Frederick
Hood College President Hosts Senior Class Dinner
Hood College President and Mrs. Randle Elliott entertained the graduating senior class at a formal dinner in the college dining room to open commencement weekend. Two college board of trustees vice presidents, staff members, and husbands of seniors attended along with other guests. Carroll Manor Grange hosted Glade Valley Grange for Friendship Night with readings by Mrs. Wisner and others, focusing on Mother's Day and Family Week. North Market Street School marked Achievement Night highlighting social studies and the theme Relating Oneself to a Changing World to show parents how primary students study life around them.
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Hood College
Randle Elliott
Hood
College Board of Trustees
Carroll Manor Grange
Glade Valley
North Market Street
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Fredenck, Tha
Hy Hay Kipp
Copley News Service
Mowno
Jack Anderson
P.O. Box
Fairfax
Vin Weber
Weber
Congress
William Natcher
D-Ky
House
Senate
William Proxmire
D.wis
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Roland
Clark Adamstown
Post
Frederick, Maryland
Mors
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