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A tradition of advocacy and client education in Kentucky was formally established in 1977, incorporated on February 17, 1981,and filed its Restatement of Articles and Amendments, reflecting the change in name to the ''Multi-County Clients Council,'' and became a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization in November 1982.
The Multi-County Clients (MCCC),located in Louisville, ...
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LSC Performance Criteria
LSC's March-2007 Performance is on line At www.LSC.org. Scroll right hand side of home page. COMMENTS
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Started: May 21st 2007Replies: 0
LSC Performance Criteria
LSC's March-2007 Performance is on line At www.LSC.org. Scroll right hand side of home page. COMMENTS
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Started: May 21st 2007Replies: 0
LSC's-OIG Report
The Legal Services Corporatioon, Office of Inspector General Office, has released a report critical of certain fiscal management problems at LSC. The web site for the OIG is www.oig.lsc.gov. Scroll...
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Started: May 18th 2007Replies: 0
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