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...transmit same to the Board and to the owner. Any tenant who no longer is a qualified person shall be given a reasonable period to locate alternative housing, and the entire cost of an eviction, if necessary, shall be borne by the non-qualifying person. No landlord/owner shall knowingly permit a nonqualified person to reside in a dedicated unit...
...commission voted after a hearing on October 2 to delay issuing a demolition permit. A city ordinance requires the historical commission to review any plans to destroy a building more than 50 years old. When the six months have expired, the parish will be free to demolish it, barring the unlikely possibility that the Historical Commission will declare it an historical landmark...
Plans unveiled in September call for razing both this structure and the existing Catholic student center, replacing both with a single building. The student center, built some 50 years later, is 16 feet wide and about 50 feet long. The parish has not yet applied for a permit to destroy...
...fanaticism and small-mindedness" that through history have "led to much cruelty, suppression of theological creativity and lack of growth." On the right, a convention of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars last week demanded that the bishops take a harder line, declaring, "No institution is foolish enough to permit its reason for existence to be undermined from within...
...Warsaw to deliver a stunning announcement: the organization was moving back aboveground and would openly campaign for recognition. "We do not want to act clandestinely," said Solidarity Chairman Lech Walesa in announcing the formation of the Temporary Council of Solidarity, which will seek to persuade the government to permit independent trade unions. "It is necessary to work out and agree upon a new model of open and legal activity," Walesa added...