Sun Day 1978 Promotes Solar Energy Awareness
Frederick MD observes Sun Day May 3 1978 urging solar energy adoption. DOE cites solar could meet half U S energy needs by 2020 amid rising fossil fuel costs and environmental concerns. Dial 1 900 523 2929 9 am to 3 pm for solar experts in Rockville Philadelphia liaison.
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U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Ediece
U.S
Department of Energy
United States
National Solar Heating & Cooling Information Center
Rockville
Sun Day
Waay
Philadelphia
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Est
Sages
Washington
PEPCO
West Virginia
Readers urge justice faith and gun bill opposition
A letter on Law Day cites Baha u llah and justice as unity through reward and punishment. It includes a call for research on gasohol, notes API and USDA positions, and urges public protest against national firearms registration known as the Carter Gun Bill. The piece thanks Frederick and Maryland police for recovering a stolen car and urges continued civic effort.
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U.S.A
Baha'u'llah
United States
BATF
Rex Davis
Pennsylvania Avene NW
Washington, D.C
Richard $. Schweiker
Russell Bldg
Bud Shuster
Longworth
Legion anniversary events draw near 600 in Middletown
About 588 members attended the Legion post 51 program in Memorial Hall marking the organization eighth anniversary. Rain fell heavily all day, raising flood fears as creeks and rivers swelled. Montgomery County FFA chapters earned top honors at the University of Maryland contest with 47 schools represented. Frederick High School students dominated the third-term honor roll with seven earning all A’s: Margaret Jones Betty Ummers Diane Lawson Patricia Zimmerman Wilma Michael Nancy Zufall Helen Tegnell.
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Memorial Hall
Middletown
Everhart Post 51
The
American Legion
Montgomery County
Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Margaret Jones
Betty Ummers
Diane Lawson
Patricia Zimmerman
Wilma Michael
Nancy Zufall
Helen Tegnell
Exposing Cambodian Holocaust and Global Apathy
A stark indictment of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia as millions perish under force, famine, and mass executions. The piece urges UN action, White House condemnation, and citizen letters to Kurt Waldheim, detailing refugee testimonies and confidential documents about the killings and terror.
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Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
United Nations
Congress
Cambodia
Kurt Waldheim
New York City
Khmer Rouge
Cambodians face brutal camp life amid forced rice drive
Report describes a harsh regime where families are split, children sent to youth camps, and love and marriage controlled. Workers endure 12 hour days in scorching fields under armed guards with rice as sole fare. Death and execution follow attempts to drink water or defy quotas as observers lament a modern holocaust.
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Ivory Tower
United Nations
Carter
Cambodia
Kansas
Khmer Rouge
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