Portland developer Pamela Gleichman in 1987 secured a low-interest Farmers Home

Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

9-26-1993

Pages

1B, 12B

Abstract

Portland developer Pamela Gleichman in 1987 secured a low-interest Farmers Home Administration loan to build eight projects in northern Maine for low-income tenants. The Maine State Housing Authority agreed to provide rental subsidies for Gleichman's tenants, and now says that Gleichman is $288,000 overdue on payments on the agreement. Complicating the matter are allegations that Gleichman received preferential treatment from Dwight Sewall, who now heads the MSHA. Details.

Subjects

Housing, Maine Housing Authority, Gleichman, Pamela W

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