Equity theater aims at Lorain County with new festival
Lorain County College Stocker Center will host the Ohio New Play Festival, a six week summer program led by Wayne S. Turney as artistic director and Roy Berko as producer. Three Ohioan plays will be staged under a Small Professional Theater contract, funded by an OCR grant and a $7,506 LCCC Foundation award.
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Elyria
Cleveland Play House
Lorain County
CPH
Josephine Abady
Ohio New Play Festival
Lorain County Community College
Stocker Center
Wayne S. Turney
Play House
Roy Berko
LCCC
Ohio Board of Regents
Lorain County Community College Foundation
Stocker
Turney
Ohio
Evie McElroy
Thomas Q. Fulton Jr
Berea weighs city recycling plan and trash haul costs
Berea Service Director Joseph Biddlecombe pushed the Citizens Solid Waste Management Committee to seek public feedback on a curbside recycling program with a summer launch and door to door outreach. Proceeds would fund a visible project. lawmakers consider law changes to curb curbside newspaper removal. The group prefers city pickup over private haulers, citing potential savings from $114,300 to about $250,000 annually at Norton Landfill.
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Berea — Service
Joseph Biddlecombe
Citizens Solid Waste Management Committee
Biddlecombe
Jeffrey King
Ernest Scherzer
Citizens Committee
Norton
Broadview Heights
Olmsted Falls Residents Monitor City Spending
A local group led by Gloria Capitano watches Olmsted Falls spending to gauge justification for restoring the municipal income tax credit. Mayor Kennedy warns of a potential referendum while council discusses elector definitions and past petition issues.
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Olmsted Falls
Roberts Kennedy
Council
Gloria Capitano
Bagley Road
Capitano
Carbone
Falls
Judy Mey
Westlake boards a AIDS policy for schools
The Westlake Board of Education reviews a nine member policy group report outlining procedures for handling an AIDS case in schools. Key steps include notifying the school nurse, confidentiality, physician and health official involvement, and staff protective measures.
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Westlake
Board of Education
Susan Variako
Heterosexual AIDS hype sparks media scrutiny
Critics debate whether coverage inflated danger to heterosexuals in AIDS reporting. Brecher and Shaw note misclassification and rising panic in the press while researchers warn against underplaying real risk. The piece cites figures from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, and New York, and cites Klein, Koop, Bennett, and Shilts in assessing publicity and policy.
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Columbia Journalism Review
Edward Brecher
Cleveland
Wkyc Channel 3
Denver
David Shaw
Los Angeles Times
Shaw
Fumento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
New York City
Roberts Scheer
The
Brecher
Everett Koop
Bill Bennett
Bennett
Randy Shilts
Shilts
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Taney
Wayne Turney
Janine Exner
David Caldwell
Huntington Beach
David
Aven Lake
Berea
Wallace-Baldwin-Beeler Street
O. Falls
Kennedy
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Mey
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Sis
Cuyahoga County
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Yariakosis
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