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| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | CONTACT: C. Franciscos Economides |
| September 26, 2008—No. 61 | (202) 785-8430 |
Congressional Hopeful from Maine Sends Position Paper to AHI on Issues Relating to U.S. Relations with Greece and Cyprus
WASHINGTON, DC—The AHI in its on going efforts to inform our members on what candidates are saying in relation to our issues is pleased to relay a position paper regarding U.S. relations with Greece and Cyprus sent to AHI, from Republican candidate from Maine, Charlie Summers.
Mr. Summers is a Republican candidate from Maine who is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Maine’s First Congressional District. Attached is Mr. Summers’ position paper.
Click here for Mr. Summers' position paper.
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