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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2006
Page
12
Robert Redford criticizes the Sundance Film Festival as out of control and too large, calling the event a big fat market with disruptive parties. He notes the intense attention contrasts with his desire to move beyond his movie star image while promoting a remastered edition of All the President's Men.
A dispute arises between Oildale and central Bakersfield over placing a Merle Haggard Way in a street plan. Clark notes Haggard's Oildale roots while locals and the Bakersfield Convention and Visitors Bureau push honoring him on a driving tour. Council action awaits appeal discussions with Clare and local officials.
The Pink Panther remake bows at 21.7 million as Final Destination 3 opens behind it with 20.1 million. Curious George earns 16.4 million and Firewall 13.8 million. The top 12 pull in 106.8 million amid Olympics and storms.
Peter Benchley, author of Jaws and co writer of its screenplay, died at his Princeton home after a battle with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. He was 65. Benchley, grandson of Robert Benchley, rose to fame with the 1974 novel that spawned Spielberg’s blockbuster.
Community calendar lists numerous fundraisers and dinners across Elyria, Lorain, and surrounding towns. Spaghetti, pancake, and bake sale events at churches and lodges raise funds for youth, veterans, missions, and local organizations with varying prices for adults and children and carryout options. Proceeds support St Paul Church, Easter Seals, hospital auxiliaries, and local civic groups. order deadlines, contact numbers, and venue details provided where readable.
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