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Congressman John Sarbanes joins Armenian Caucus of US Congress
PanARMENIAN.Net
21.07.2007 15:23 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Congressman John Sarbanes from Maryland has
officially joined the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues this
week, bringing the total Caucus membership to 155. He also supports
the adoption of H. Res. 106, the Armenian Genocide Resolution,
the Armenian Assembly of America (AAA) reports. ~SWith H. Res. 106
gaining momentum, I look forward to working with my Caucus colleagues
to continue raising awareness of this critical human rights issue as
well as other issues affecting the Armenian-American community,~T the
Congressman underscored. ~SWe~Rre very excited to have Congressman
Sarbanes join this important group, especially with so much progress
being made on the Armenian Genocide Resolution. Having worked for
decades with his father, Senator Paul Sarbanes, we are pleased to
continue a strong family tradition with Congressman Sarbanes,~T Annie
Totah, a member of the Assembly~Rs Board of Trustees and a longtime
Maryland resident said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
21.07.2007 15:23 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Congressman John Sarbanes from Maryland has
officially joined the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues this
week, bringing the total Caucus membership to 155. He also supports
the adoption of H. Res. 106, the Armenian Genocide Resolution,
the Armenian Assembly of America (AAA) reports. ~SWith H. Res. 106
gaining momentum, I look forward to working with my Caucus colleagues
to continue raising awareness of this critical human rights issue as
well as other issues affecting the Armenian-American community,~T the
Congressman underscored. ~SWe~Rre very excited to have Congressman
Sarbanes join this important group, especially with so much progress
being made on the Armenian Genocide Resolution. Having worked for
decades with his father, Senator Paul Sarbanes, we are pleased to
continue a strong family tradition with Congressman Sarbanes,~T Annie
Totah, a member of the Assembly~Rs Board of Trustees and a longtime
Maryland resident said.