Plan to evict eight tenants from Fairhaven homes in Sykesville
Carroll County planner says Ep is pal Ministries to housing and Aging Corp have eased the transition for eight tenants facing eviction by Oct. 31 from corporation owned homes. James Schumacher notes the advisory board studied the issue with HUD and a local businessman. They favor tearing down dilapidated homes and replacing them, despite rents and taxes. He praises the corporation for offering time to move and $1000 relocation aid. Jo Ann Hunter of the Bureau on Aging says eligibility for low cost housing is being considered and clients may be placed on a first come first served list.
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Carroll County
Episcopal Ministries
Sykesville
James J. Melhorn
Schumacher
Melhorn
Fairhaven
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Frank Beasman
Jo Ann Hunter
Bureau of Aging
Bureau On Aging
Maryland Pioneer chapter develops state strobe alarm system
Day notes Universal Laboratories tested and approved a new strobe light warning device first used in a Hagerstown home last May. The Maryland program, free for deaf residents, spreads nationwide with inquiries from other chapters. Adrienne Neal's Baltimore home features a smoke detector linked to strobe lights in her two rooms, activated with the alarm.
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C&p
Hagerstown
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Day
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Fairfax Judge Blocks Transfer for Retarded Girl
In Fairfax County a circuit judge denied the county's request to move Paula Jane Hurley a 11 year old from a Maryland residential facility to a day school for the retarded in Virginia The school board had argued a daytime facility in the county would better serve Hurley of McLean Va challenging Benedictine School in Ridgely Md as the transfer site
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Mclean
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Ridgely
Washington Star folds amid a changing News Landscape
Washington's historic Evening Star, once a top national paper with deep ties to government circles, ceases operations amid mounting losses. The Post and other leaders call it a sad day as unions seek to salvage jobs and a two-newspaper era in the capital ends.
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Reagan
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James R. Shepley
Time Inc
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Joe L. Allbritton
Owas
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