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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ish who wrote (43775)	10/7/2000 7:16:55 PM
From: Frank Griffin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

WASHINGTON - Aides to Joe Lieberman denied yesterday he tried to evict a mother of five who claimed she lost her job and couldn't pay rent after falling on a faulty staircase. But Republicans tagged the Gore-Lieberman team "the slumlord ticket" - citing the recent flap over a rundown Tennessee shack owned by Vice President Al Gore, whose tenants were threatened with eviction after they complained about leaking sewage. Monica Beach, 58, was renting a Stamford, Conn., apartment from the $48 million estate of Lieberman's uncle when she allegedly tripped on an icy rear staircase with a broken railing, hurt her back and lost her job as a hotel linen-room attendant. In 1997, after Beach failed to pay rent for almost a year, the estate - which Lieberman oversees as executor - went to court to evict her. But it wasn't until she sued Lieberman over her injuries - and her plight made headlines - that the vice-presidential hopeful stepped in. Lieberman spokesman Dan Gerstein said once Lieberman was made aware of the dispute, "he did play a role in preventing her from being evicted." Since then, Beach has been allowed to stay in the apartment, rent-free, pending the outcome of her lawsuit.