Teitelbaum proposes plan to aid small businesses
Montgomery County Democratic candidate Leonard Teitelbaum unveiled a program to help startups by offering cheaper office space in closed elementary schools for up to three years. Rent would be 2.25 dollars per square foot plus utilities, with as many as 30 spaces per building and senior citizen counseling included. The plan mirrors a successful high tech project at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and targets new computer programming, electronic assembly, distributors, and tradespeople.
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Rockville
Leonard Teitelbaum
Montgomery County
Ritivens
Teitelbaum
Terminal Data Corp
New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Michael Gudis
French madam still hoping to stay here
In Winnemucca Nevada federal law forces deportation of foreigners running brothels even where prostitution is legal. Sylvia Binder known as Simone de Paris fights to remain as the Supreme Court upheld the INS ruling to remove her by October. Local residents express mixed views on the situation and the town’s tolerant attitude toward prostitution.
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Binder
Humboldt Sun
William McLaughlin
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Simone
John Tallman
Bell Addition
Red Light District
Tallman
Windemucca
Tom Perkins
Villa Joy
Simone de Paris
Florida
Savore
France
Geneva
INS
Mapping of Maryland exhibit at Maryland History Museum
A waterfall exhibit titled The Mapping of Maryland 15-1914: An Overview opens Sept 10 at the Museum and Library of Maryland History in Baltimore. It features over 40 maps, atlases, and manuscripts from 1580 onward, spanning six sections on Maryland, Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore, internal improvements, boundary disputes, and Maryland counties.
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Maryland
Museum and Library of Maryland
Maryland Historical Society
Monument St
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Pennsylvania
Lord Baltimore
Colony
Virginia
Augustine Herrman
United States
Augustine Herries
Library of Congress
Walter Hoxton
Mapping of Maryland exhibit at Maryland Historical Society
The Mapping of Maryland will be on view at the Maryland Historical Society from September 1 to December 8 with a related exhibit catalogue. A reception and lecture by Graham Arader is planned at the event, featuring 18th and 19th century maps and items from the collection.
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Maryland
Pean
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Priet el . Graham Arader
Maryland Historical Society
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Montgomery
Charles W. Gilchrist
Office of Economic Development
Chambers of Commerce
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
Control Data
Frederick
W. Amd
the News
Frederick, Md
V. Amgmat
J. Can
S.M.L
Andy
Clovis
Yo’ ‘Lenecks
Zena Denim
Cottor
Poe
JNIOR
Eccobay
Omer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!