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Newspaper Article
Fire guts Tampa house after racial complaints
1991
Overview
Brenda or Les Eighmey would pick up the phone and find someone on the other end complaining about the Eighmeys' choice of tenants for a home they rent out on S Bayshore Boulevard. Mrs. Eighmey said her husband, the director of the county road and streets maintenance department, thinks it was arson. Mrs. Eighmey (pronounced AY-me) said she doesn't know what to think. [Audrey] Hairston discovered the fire about 12:20 a.m. Monday, when she and her boyfriend returned from the grocery store. Her 13-year-old sister, Miriam, was babysitting Hairston's daughter and the son of Hairston's friend. Hairston's other sister was staying overnight at a friend's house.
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Times Publishing Company
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