Condominiums face suit over building defects in Baltimore
In Baltimore, 194 Harper House condominiums face a $130 million suit and a separate action by the developer. Residents claim defective exterior walls caused water leaks and brick damage, demanding full brick veneer replacement costing up to $6 million. Several suits cite design and construction flaws by the builder and two architectural firms.
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Glen Construction Co
Rockville
Paul Niemeyer
Niemeyer
David Freisatat
Telephone liberation seen as next big American move
New York based expert Bradford L. Peery predicts deregulation and tech advances will reshape home telephony by the late 1980s. He envisions consumer owned phones and wiring, a house controlling telephone computer, and links to two way cable TV video. AT&T faces competition from ITT Southern Pacific MCI and others as regulatory changes unfold.
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Ma” Bell
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ITT
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Comsat
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Bell System
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Golden Dome Fun Center to open in Frederick
Golden Dome Family Fun Center will open on U.S. 40 W in Frederick in about three weeks to a month. The geodesic dome structure, erected by Geodesic Enterprises of Florida, will house 30 popular electronic games. Charles Barry will operate the local center with Gustave Lerman of Golden Dome, a franchise with a regional office in Landover.
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Charles Barry
Geodesic Enterprises
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Arctic
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Douglas Real Estate
Lanham
Bruce Pennewill
First dome opens as family oriented center chain grows
Ler man describes a new 2,200 square foot dome in Frederick as the first of a six dome rollout from Florida to Washington. He emphasizes a safe, family friendly environment with no smoking or abusive language and plans an initial charity donation during the opening.
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Washington, D.C
Freight Growth Lifts BWI Share. UMBC Offers Computer Course
Golden Dome Air freight at BWI for the first quarter of 1981 totaled 1.9 million pounds, up 26.3 percent from 1980. T James Trudy notes BWI’s regional air freight share rose to 58.7 percent while Dulles and Reagan National fell sharply. March freight rose 37.5 percent year over year. Also, UMBC announces a July 13 to August 21 1981 introductory course on using computers in classrooms for teachers of all grades and subjects with hands on design and programming activities. Registration details provided.
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Dulles International
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