Mad Housers erect shelters for Atlanta homeless
In Atlanta, the secret group Mad Housers quietly builds huts for the city’s homeless using salvaged materials. They average a 6 by 8 foot hut in 20 minutes, facing possible trespassing charges while testing a public relief idea with 23 structures to date.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Cabell Heyward
Linda
Heyward
David Tebbetts
IBM
Tebbetts
Cabell
Housers
Brian
Mike
Department of Transportation
Thomas Jefferson
Alternative phone firms accused of price gouging
Rhode Island official Patricia Rossi was shocked by a $5.78 charge for a two minute call from St. Petersburg to Providence billed by Central Corp. an AOS firm. Regulators say the growing AOS industry faces billing errors and consumer complaints in a $7 billion market once dominated by AT&T.
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Ashington
Patricia Wis
Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission
St. Petersburg
Fla
Providence
R.I
At&t
Rossi
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Central Corp
Fort Lauderdale
AOS
At&t Aos
Lester Freeman
Central
AOL
Bell Operating
J. Alan Taylor
Florida Public Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Kathie Kneff
FCC
Jeffrey Sklaver
McLean
Kneff
Little League coaches study psychology in Baseball clinic
Garden City New York coaches from New York suburbs joined over 100 others for a Adelphi University led workshop on Little Leaguer psychology. The course focuses on sensitivity to young players fears and boosting confidence while teaching practical baseball skills.
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New York Times
Garden City
N.Y
Mike Salogub
Salogub
New York Suburbs
New York City
Harold Weissman
South Queens
Weissman
New York Metropolitan Area
Adelphi
Ronald Feingold
Bob Yates
Jamaica
Queens
Yates
Lenny Foulisi
Ozone Park
C. Roger Rees
Rees
Mike Gildea
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