Reading the Lease a New Danger for Tenants in Lorain County
A newspaper notes that modern apartment leases in Lorain County pack surprising terms with clauses common to most leases and others unique to landlords. It highlights a controversial lockout clause used by Comet Management that could grant a manager the right to change locks if rent is late, a tactic disputed by attorney James Tassie and locally deemed null and void in Shaker Heights Court, while Ohio law lacks specific protections beyond eviction processes.
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Lorain County
ABC Management
Federal Housing Authority
Firelands Management
Klingshirn-Towner
Comet Management
Ken Rothgery
Comet
Rothgery
James Tassie
Tassie
Shaker Heights
Tenant rights and court path in landlord disputes
The article contrasts tenant powerlessness with landlord leverage in nonpayment cases. It notes tenants face court procedures, often lack legal counsel, and worry leases bind them unfairly. It mentions legal aid lawyers advocating for stronger tenant protections and directs readers to page A-7.
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Legal Aid Services
Legal Aid
Byrd of West Virginia Could Join Supreme Court
President Nixon mulls Senator Robert Byrd as a possible Supreme Court nominee amid vacancies. Byrd, a conservative Democrat and Judiciary Committee member, would face civil rights opposition but may win Senate approval. Byrd's candidacy could shape West Virginia politics and future Senate seats.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Democratic Senate
White House
Supreme Court
Justice Department
High Court
Byrd
Senate
Nixon
Court
Clement Haynesworth
G. Harrold Carswell
American University Law School
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sophia
W. Va
Irma
Ku Klux Klan
Democrats
Sen
Edward Ken
Nedy
Massachusetts
Sam J Ervin
North Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Arch Moore
Nixon seeks year extension of wage price controls
The Cost of Living Council reported strong voluntary compliance during the Phase 1 freeze as Nixon proposes a one year extension of authority beyond April 30 1972 and standby powers over dividends and interest. White House plans for Phase 2 seek a wage board with union input while Meany weighs a White House interpretation clash. Mansfield backs labor participation as UAW and Teamsters weigh their position.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Labor Movement
Cost of Living Council
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Business-Labor-Public Board
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
United Auto Workers and
Teamsters
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Organized Labor
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
Patman
Goat chase ends with patrolman catching roaming goat
Cincinnati patrolman Ron Miller pursued a goat that escaped from a Good Samaritan Hospital lab. The pursuit lasted about an hour through Clifton's hills before Miller tackled and nabbed the animal, tying its belt around its neck.
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Cincinnati
Ron Miller
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hill and Dale
Clifton
Miller
Unsettled Weather Over Lake Erie With Cool Temperatures
A weather brief reports cool conditions across the region with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of showers in the northeast. Highs in the 50s, with tonight and tomorrow remaining cool. Lake Erie waters show west to northwest winds 16 to 20 knots in the west half and 18 to 20 knots in the east half, with mostly cloudy conditions and showers likely.
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Lake Erie
Hijacked plane returns to Miami with 47 aboard
Federal authorities say Richard Frederick Dixon hijacked an Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727 from Detroit with 39 passengers aboard en route to Miami and San Juan. The hijacker, described as a left wing extremist, forced the plane to Cuba before it returned safely to Miami at 5 42 p.m. EDT.
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Miami
Pontiac
Diamond Crystal Salt Co. Credit Union
St. Clair
Mich
Dixon
Sky Marshal
Cuba
Detroit Metro
Eastern
San Juan
P.R
Wayne County
William Lucas
Richard Frederick Dixon
Ellington Debuts in Moscow Delights Jazz Fans
A thousand jazz-happy Russians cheered Duke Ellington in his Moscow debut at Estrada Theater. Demand for tickets caused barricade sellouts and two extra concerts at Luzhniki Sports Place, as Ellington’s tour moves from Leningrad to Minsk Kiev and Rostov-on-Don with three hours of jazz and light Russian patter.
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Moscow
UPI
Duke Ellington
Estrada Theater
Ellington
Luzhniki
Soviet
Leningrad
Minsk
Kiev
Rostov-on-Don
Soviet Union
Seldon Yygar
Oldest World Musicians Featured In Photo Essay
Eddie Adams of the Associated Press prepares a photo essay on one of the world's oldest musicians, showcased on page B-16. The piece profiles a famed cellist whose long career spans many decades and whose skill remains influential.
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Eddie Adams
Associated Press
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North Ridgeville
Donald E. Brooks
Avon, Belden Rd
C-T
John Kenney
Richard H. Poff
R.va
Morgantown
Labor
Robert Byrd
Detroit
Eastern Air Lines
W.E. Buchanan
Buchanan
U.S
Havana
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