Barnes attacks U S policy on Central America and Falklands crisis
Rep Michael Barnes told 20 Democratic women the Falklands crisis is dangerous and unlikely to resolve. He criticized Reagan era policy toward Central America, urged support for stable governments respecting people's rights, and warned against backing right wing regimes. He cited Nicaragua and El Salvador as pivotal, noting El Salvador's large turnout.
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Rockville
Michael Barnes
D-Md
Falkland Islands
Democratic Club
Barnes
Central America
Congressional
Subcommittee On
Inter American Affairs
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
U.S
Nicaragua
Trea
Guatemala
Besse
Christian Democratic
el Salvador
Barnes Ines
Hoodey
Energy crisis stays as local officials push on
Del. Catherine I. Riley told the 1982 Maryland Energy Conference that federal cuts threaten national programs but local governments will keep energy studies, programs, and technology moving. She warned of looming legislation to dismantle the Department of Energy and urged emphasis on statewide emergency fuel systems while noting rising gas prices and ongoing inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del
Catherine I. Riley
D-Harford
Ms. Riley
Maryland
Sheraton Inc
Frederick
Department of Energy
U.S
Riley
Energy conservation panel cites fleet and waste saving methods
Maryland firms and agencies showcased fuel cutting tactics at the 1982 Energy Conference in Frederick. Highlights include three phase fuel rationing for Baltimore City, diesel use for heavy vehicles, and a six category vehicle allotment. Recyclers note up to eighty million barrels saved via reused auto parts, while police emphasize large, powerful vehicles and energy efficient tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Preston Trucking Company
Maryland Auto and Truck Recyclers Association Inc
Maryland State Police
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Stanley D. Zemansky
Zemansky
Bob Lyons
Preston Trucking Co
Preston
Lyons
Paul T. Twigg
Motor Vehicle Administration
Twigg
Carl Nanney
Nanney
U.S
H. Lanier Hickman Jr
Government Refuse Collection and Disposal Association
Olney Library to Open with Ceremonies and Tours
The Olney Library on Olney Laytonsville Road will inaugurate with a 24 p.m. to 3 p.m. program on Sunday May 1 featuring a flute duet by Kelly Homewood and Patty Saunders a Brass Quintet and Madrigal choir performances. County officials will cut the ribbon at 3 p.m. followed by remarks and refreshments. The 17 000 square foot facility opens May 17 with hours 1 to 9 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
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Olney
Tibbon
Laytonsville Road
Kelly Homewood
Patty Saunders
Sandy Spring
Lbrarian
Caro Taylor
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Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
Argentina
Cindy Hackett
Bengal
Cone Fea
Llavoiribil
PRICE
Clarksburg
Maryland Home Improvement Commission
Tece of Mt
Unc’vered
Statewick Furniture Iy. Inc
Evergreen
Tes
Thurs
Sidneus
Amercan Express
Frederick County Square
Francia Scott Kay Matt
Olney Library
Morris
MontCo Hospital
Gaithersburg
Harold C. Morris
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital Foundation Inc
Lincoln National Bank
Thompson H. Butz
Robert F. Spicer
Charles P. Berger
Suburban Bank
C.A
White House
Nixon
Benjamin Fran Tin
Rve District No
State Bank
Thurmont Bank
Frederick County
U.S. Treasury
United States
Divisio
Equity Capital
Donald E. Stitely
Board of Governon
Federal Reserve System
State Banking Authority
Board of Governors
Norman D. Martin
Charles F. Myers
Ralphe. Stottlemyer
Margaret E. Bruchey
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