11 Jul 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1986
Page
1
Critics questioned male go go dancers at an American Cancer Society fundraiser prompting organizers to rethink. Coordinator Sue Pierce said the event will still occur and dancers may stay clothed rather than perform in bathing suits, with details to be announced.
Lorain poised to host a July 18 charity event at DeLuca's Place in the Park where 25 bachelor and date packages will be bid on. Organizers insist no sexual activity will occur and police will monitor for legality amid prior criticism from Lorain officials.
The Cleveland Diocese seeks a renewed boycott of Lawson convenience stores for selling sexually explicit materials. Leaders urge Catholics to cease purchases at Lawson and other outlets, tying the action to a broader “freedom of choice” stance. The boycott by the Northeastern Ohio Roundtable had paused after Lawson allowed Playboy and Penthouse again, with no renewed push yet.
The Eighth District Ohio Court of Appeals ruled that Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Northern Ohio 1984 bidding program is illegal. It upheld a lower court ruling but overturned a $4.25 million award to Lakewood Hospital, ordering a new trial to determine the updated amount. Nine hospitals lost contracts in the bidding, with reimbursements reduced to 70 percent for those without contracts.
Lorain Port Authority advisory panel approves a 175 page waterfront plan that may conflict with Lighthouse Landing Ltd. for a $10.6 million lakefront hotel. If endorsed, the plan could become official authority policy and lead to negotiations to resolve site disputes with developers. Work could start 1987 with marina facilities by 1988.
A fragment from a Chicago section notes eight students' deaths amid a city increasingly tied to cocaine. Writer Phil Hicks explores the scene as Accent details social issues, while the magazine previews entertainments including a Gorbachev look and a Billy Crystal profile.
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