Barnes outlines bold Senate bid and Maryland focus
Barnes frames national ills as solvable through diverse acts of courage and belief. He vows a hard fought campaign visiting every Maryland county including Baltimore and Salisbury spots. He cites experience on the Public Service Commission and House committees as basis to push environmental cleanup, civil rights, elderly and homeless support, wise foreign policy, and nuclear arms reduction. He plans formal announcements in Baltimore and Salisbury then Hagerstown.
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Thatcher faces party congress amid unemployment and poll setback
London AP reports the Conservative Party prepares for its Blackpool conference under heightened security after an IRA threat and a new Harris poll showing Neil Kinnock ahead of Margaret Thatcher as preferred prime minister for the first time. Unemployment stands at 3.4 million.
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Power restoration partial in New York and Connecticut after Gloria
About 2 million homes lost power from Hurricane Gloria. Nine thousand customers in New York and Connecticut remained without electricity this morning as recovery continued. In New York, Long Island Lighting Co. had restored 30,000 customers, leaving 8,900 still in the dark, mainly on eastern Long Island, according to spokesperson Carol Clawson. Governor Mario Cuomo criticized the utility for its performance despite progress.
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