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...Potato, Two Potato closed because of high rent costs and "differences with the landlord," the owners told The Crimson this spring...
...writing for) are filled with coverage of every tiny action, from who's catering the media parties to what the podium looks like. The Republican National Committee and the San Diego Host Committee have overtaken two floors of a downtown office building, spending about $3,000 alone to rent plants and purchase floral arrangements for the space. And, in not necessarily detrimental but certainly unusual occurrences, streets connecting the airport to downtown are being repaved, billboards welcoming the GOP fleet are popping up and the homeless are being readied to disappear from downtown's boulevards...
Instead, the landlords will rent the space "probably [to] another clothing store," Cahaly said...
...this bill is passed as expected, for the first time in 61 years--since the New Deal--there no longer will be a guarantee of federal aid to those with dependent children. The social safety net will be rent asunder. Food stamps will be cut by $40 billion over the next six years--cut off after four months to those unemployed without dependents. Legal immigrants will be denied disability and food stamps. And as a crowning achievement, Congress has set a five-year lifetime limit on welfare benefits, slashed to two if recipients remain unemployed...
Escalating rent prices exacerbate the trend, Sullivan said, by crowding out small businesses in favor of wealthy national chains looking for large spaces to develop. He cited the recently-built HMV complex as an example...