SSI benefits cut by mistake in SSA review findings
Government errors cut off SSI payments to many elderly, blind and disabled. A study of 1,233 suspension cases found 54 percent misapplied and 30 percent correctly suspended but recorded wrongly. The SSA urged longer response times and proactive follow ups to prevent loss of benefits.
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Washington
America
Social Security Administration
SSI
Social Security
Phil Gambino
David Pryor
Arkansas
Senate
SSA
Mr. Pryor
Mount St. Mary's Faces Towson State in Beltway Classic
Mount St. Marys meets Towson State tonight in the Baltimore Beltway Classic. The game pits regional rivals in a high profile nonconference clash at a neutral or nearby venue.
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Mount St. Mary's
Towson State
Snowy Frederick County Faces Snow Emergency and Delays
Snow totals varied across the region with Frederick County seeing 4 to 8 inches in the Frederick area and up to seven inches in Salisbury while eastern and southern parts reported higher accumulations. Dozens of minor accidents occurred on slick roads as temperatures dipped to 14 degrees. salting and plowing continued through the day as officials warned of overnight icing and road hazards.
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Frederick
Prince Frederick
Salisbury
Frederick County
U.S. 15
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ron Linton
Frederick City
Russ Castle
State Highway Administration
Richard ‘Bing’ Keeney
SHA
Maryland
Baltimore
Wicomico
Somerset
Worcester
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Charles
Calvert
Caroline
Delmar District
Dorchester
Howard
St. Mary’s
Talbot
Prince George’s
Queen Anne's
Sussex County
Kent
New Castle
Cecil
Harford
Baltimore-Washington International
Laurel Race Course
Woodsboro
Fairfield
J.D. Winters
Way Station audit finds 79 percent of early funds spent on fundraising
Frederick Way Station Resocialization Center faced a state audit revealing 7 percent of 1988 donations allocated to fundraising costs and $678,366 in fundraising expenses by September 1989 from $858,314 collected of pledges over $1 million. The nonprofit on West Patrick Street expanded its treatment program with a $5.5 million goal aided by a $1 million state matching grant. Auditors questioned use of funds and the up-front costs of raising the initial $1 million, while officials defended controls and planned changes for phase two of the campaign. Continuous scrutiny followed comments from Sen. Julian Lapides and other legislators.
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Annapolis
Way Station
Frederick
W. Patrick St
Julian Lapides
Baltimore
West Patrick Street
Barbara Fritchie
Lapides
Grady O'Rear
Tena O’rear
Mary Lindauer
O'Rear
Lindauer
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Ceresville Historic Kelly's Mill Sold for 160000
Two Frederick businessmen William Fout and Eugene Bittle bought the former Kelly’s Mill at Ceresville plus the associated land for 160000 at auction. Randy Ruby reported about 50 bidders despite snow. Trucks and mill equipment sold separately.
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Kelly’s
Ceresville
Frederick
William Fout
Fout Crane Service
Eugene Bittle
Wa&w Poultry
Randy Ruby
Trout Auctioneering Co
Fout
Bittle
Ruby
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Mr. Gambino
Inside the News
Jim
Theresa Mohan
Rockville
New Midway
Hardee
Renner Road
Lewis Fagan
Cherokee Trail
Robert C. Reid
En Ceresville
Kelly’s Mill
Mr. Ruby
Kelly's Mill
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