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The paper goes on to say: "YOUR CHILDREN DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO DISTURB OTHER PEOPLE""ANY VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THESE RULES OR REGULATIONS WILL BE SUBJECT TO FINES AND/OR A NO RE-RENT STATUS.On Tuesday, Gordon says she was in her unit at the extended-stay apartment when security came with a written warning."Not only are you telling me my kids can't play outside, but now you're taking money for it? That's the issue I have with it," Gordon said.The warning provided to KTNV television station in Las Vegas shows management noted Gordon's children were "unruly" and "unsupervised," and warned additional violations would result in fines.A claim Gordon denies adding she was watching her children through the open door of her apartment and on an electronic security camera.Gordon questions the legality of the new rules, but KTNV has learned the complex may be within the letter of the law."As long as those rules apply to all the tenants and they are there for the safety of the children, it might be OK under Nevada law," said Lauren Pena with the Civil Law Self Help Center located at the Clark County Regional Justice Center.Pena says Nevada law allows landlords to make rules even after a leased is signed. Pena adds a landlord needs to give at least 30 days written notice before rule enforcement can take effect.KTNV called Budget Budget Suites about the new rules. A spokesperson said it was a landlord-tenant issue and they had no additional comment. 1470

The low-return investments in CDs and money market accounts cost her tens of millions of dollars that she could have earned with another investment strategy, the lawsuit said. 175

The owner of Precious Memories told WATE that all recognized holidays are listed in a packet given to all parents, as well as being posted on the facility's front window. 175

The plane's engine had undergone a visual inspection two days before, the airline said.The National Transportation Safety Board is finishing up its initial examination into the deadly engine failure -- but many questions remain unanswered.It's unclear why the left engine of the flight malfunctioned when the plane was over 32,000 feet."I know people would want answers right away. We would do a very methodical investigation," NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt. Sumwalt said. "Right now, we just want to document everything that we can."In the search for answers, federal officials have interviewed pilots, examined the damaged engine and collected video footage from passengers who lived through those 22 minutes of chaos. They've also recovered the airplane's cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, and are still tracking down debris from the engine.The NTSB will look into how an interior crack on a fan blade led to the engine failure. Sumwalt said the crack was not detectable from the outside. One of the cracks was consistent with metal fatigue, he said.  1073

The lawsuit also claims the manager stole drugs McHugh took for attention deficit disorder and anxiety. McHugh said he was fired last year after complaining about his manager's behavior to the human resources department. The given reason for his dismissal was using illegal substances. He was replaced by a younger woman, and every leader on his work team over age 40 was "either systematically terminated or resigned" during the manager's tenure, according to the lawsuit. 473

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