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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1985

Page

6

Potential breadbasket of Sudan turns into famine hotspot

In Sudan the dream of vast food exports collapses as famine threatens remote regions and aid efforts stall. U S officials lament failed promises as hundreds of thousands of children may starve, while questions rise over external involvement and accountability. The piece notes a history of aid growth and unmet expectations amid a collapsing relief effort.

Sudan Africa Ethiopia United States U.S Middle East Niles World Bank

Sudan Faces Famine Escalating Beyond Ethiopia

A vast aid crisis grips Sudan as famine spreads across Darfur and central regions. Rail and road transport struggle under damaged infrastructure, with grain rotting and only a fraction reaching millions in need despite billions spent on mechanized farming, irrigation, and World Bank projects. Western donors scramble to boost trucks and fix rail, amid political tangles and costly relief programs.

U.S U.N Washington Darfur Ken Willis EEC Maurice Strong Arkel Talab Ethiopia Sudan Kenana Khartoum Chad Uganda Zaire Hassan Attiya Gaafar Nimeiri Nimeiri

Chesapeake Bay pollution highlighted in Bay initiative slide show

The National Aquarium in Baltimore unveils a 12 projector slide show titled The Chesapeake: A Bay at Risk focusing on pollution in the bay. Mayor Schaefer notes most visitors come from outside Maryland and emphasizes the aquarium’s role in attracting funds while urging public action to reduce pollution. The exhibit, written and produced in house, blends emotional scenes of residents and fishermen with practical tips and a call for responsible fertilizer use and proper disposal of harmful products.

Chesapeake Bay National Aquarium Baltimore Neil Borden The Schaefer Aquarium Seets

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