Nuclear freeze at 3 percent future in U S politics
The nuclear freeze movement, once a nationwide surge drawing hundreds of thousands to streets, questions its future after 3 percent support. Analysts praise its role in shifting debate on arms control but note it has not derailed the Reagan administration or halted Soviet negotiations.
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Washington
New York
Aattina
America
Soviet Union
Europe
Kenneth Adelman
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Adelman
Geneva
Jobn Fisher
American Security Council
Paul Warnke
Carter
Warnke
Anne Cahn
Committee For National Security
Freeze Campaign
St. Louis
Congress
Pathe
Randall Kehler
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Fisher
Greenwich
Conn
Bristol
Arizona
Marguerite Beck-Rex
Sonora Governor Race Tests PRI Pan Opposition
In Sonora, PAN fields 42 year old Adalberto Rosas Lopez to challenge PRI control as the national campaign for moral renewal seeks to curb electoral corruption. Sonora's capital Hermosillo already under PAN, while Ciudad Obregon previously held by Rosas Lopez. The July 5 vote marks a broader push as six states, including border regions, head to gubernatorial contests amid Mexico's economic crisis and Portillo-era corruption woes.
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Ciudad Obregon
Mexico
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Sonora
Miguel de la Madrid
National Action Party
PAN
Adalberto Rosas Lopez
de la Madrid
PRI
Arizona
Gulf of California
Chihuahua
U.S
Hermosillo
Rosas Lopez
Joyce Littrell Named Teen Coordinator for March of Dimes
Joyce Ann Littrell a sophomore at Thomas Johnson High School is named teen volunteer coordinator for the 1985 Frederick County March of Dimes campaign. She will organize teen representatives, assist with Mothers March and Superwalks, and promote birth defects prevention activities with area schools and local youth groups.
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Joyce Ann Littrell
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County
Ms. Littrell
George H. Littrell
Joyce
First Baptist Church
Job
Doris DeLauter
State task force urges Hughes to boost food aid and streamline access
Maryland experts urge creation of an Office of Nutrition to coordinate four agencies handling 300 million dollars in welfare and school meals. They seek longer benefits, easier eligibility, a nutrition advisory board, surveillance system, and unified applications to streamline aid for the poor and hungry.
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Annapolis
Harry Hughes
Food and Nutrition
Office of Nutrition
Mary Jacobus
Maryland
Brad Committee
Department of Human Resources
Department of Education, Health and Mentel Hygiene
Ag Fest
Panos
Oing
Davie Paige
Tech
Wutaign Joo
Vnle
Board of Revenue Estimates
Jacobus
Nutrition Office
Philoeon
WIC Caid
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the News
Frederick, Md
South Dakota
South Dakotans For Peace
Sioux Falls
Teds Preserver Emerv
FAN
Jose Lopez Portillo
Joyce Littrell
March of Dimes
Hughes
Embassy
Antietam
Antietam Pharmacy
Pike
Thomas Johnson
Hanae
Russell Stover
St Yaka Company
Antietam Village Center
Miller Lite
Michelob
Coors & Coors Light
Frederick County National Bank
Bankeng
Antietam Villa Center
Market St
Rosement Avenue
E. Patrick Street
Fitzgerald & Matan Realty, Inc
Axa
KXAN
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