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Soberman said Soobiah jacked up rent on the apartment $50 from the $300 she had advertised and lied to Naurice Baldwin, saying she had already rented the apartment, after she discovered Baldwin was a West Indian.
Soberman said Soobiah jacked up rent on the apartment $50 from the $300 she had advertised and lied to Naurice Baldwin, saying she had already rented the apartment, after she discovered Baldwin was a West Indian.

Soberman said Soobiah jacked up rent on the apartment $50 from the $300 she had advertised and lied to Naurice Baldwin, saying she had already rented the apartment, after she discovered Baldwin was a West Indian.

Date10/6/1983
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  • Soberman said Soobiah jacked up rent on the apartment $50 from the $300 she had advertised and lied to Naurice Baldwin, saying she had already rented the apartment, after she discovered Baldwin was a West Indian.
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