Deposits to Cover Abnormal Damages in Lawrence housing
An exploration of how landlords in Lawrence handle damage deposits with tenants. Managers describe common damages and the typical refund ranges from 60 to 95 percent, with several outlining itemized deductions for cleaning and repairs.
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The
Journal-World
Legal Aid Society
Peter George
EU Unorganized Housing Committee
John Brand
Lawrence
Brand
Harlech backs Lennon in U S immigration fight
Lord Harlech former British ambassador to Washington writes to U S authorities defending John Lennon in his bid for permanent residence. Immigration Service opposed Lennon’s stay citing a 1968 London drug conviction.
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London
Lord Harlech
Washington
John Lennon
U.S. Immigration Service
America
Harlech
U.S
Lennon
Immigration Service
United States
Suburb Growth Pushes Old Minnesota Potato Farm Out
Jim Schreib er and his wife leave their four generation family potato farm in Brooklyn Park as the suburb expands. Noise complaints traffic and higher taxes from 960 to 4800 lure them to relocate. The Schreibers say the farm is still a farm but now boxed by apartments and distant neighbors.
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Brooklyn
Park, Minn
Jim Scheiiber
Schreiber
Brookyn Park
Midwest
Minneapolis
Schreibers
Missouri Toll Reaches 18 After Car Fall Fatality
A 22 year old Kansas City man Larry Arnold died when he fell from a station wagon driven by his wife Marianne. The incident occurred late Monday after a skid caused the door to open and Arnold to be crushed by a parked truck. His wife and two other passengers were uninjured. Two more traffic deaths were reported Monday in Missouri.
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Kansas City
Larry Arnold
Marianne
Arnold
Plane tire strikes motorcyclist in Denton emergency landing
James Judd, 28, was riding on Texas 121 when an airplane making an emergency landing struck him on the head with its tire. He was treated for a knot on the head at a nearby hospital.
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Denton, Tex
James Judd
Judd
Texas 121
My Lai troops found inadequately trained in handling civilians
Oklahoma City news report cites the Peers Report revealing 72 soldiers near the My Lai killings lacked proper training in law of war and humane handling of prisoners. Included is Ernest Medina, former captain of Calley’s company. several others faced or faced and were acquitted or dismissed.
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Oklahoma City
Daily
Oklahoman
My Lai
William Calley Jr
Calley
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
Elderly residents aid Pennsylvania flood victims
About 350 residents of the Home for the Jewish Aged in Philadelphia pooled their quarters, half-dollars and dollars for flood relief. The one day drive raised 100 dollars and was given to the Red Cross. Most donors are in their 70s to 90s and rely on Old Age Assistance.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
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