Berea girl and poodle recital video on America's Funniest Home Videos
Ken and Rita James from Kraft Street share their daughter Allison 8 in a ballet recital video that won third place on America's Funniest Home Videos. The chaotic poodle costume scene with classmate Kelsey Jones entertained viewers and earned the family a new RCA camcorder.
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Ken
Rita James
Kraft Street
Allison
Fairwood School
Jameses
ABC
Bob Saggett
Ken James
Lorain County funding shares in state capital program
Lorain County saw its capital improvements budget fall to 3.441 million for 1990 1991 from 3.48 million in the prior two year cycle. Funds supported four projects including lighthouse and palace theatre renovations Findley State Park improvements and furnace renovations for Firelands and South Amherst schools. Franklin County led with nearly 60 million more.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Community College
Lorain
Palace Civic Theatre
Findley State Park
Firelands
South Amherst
Franklin County
Ohio State University
Berea bets on growth as Browns project, hotel eyed
Berea plans an $11 million Browns office and training complex on First Avenue this spring. A new foreign investor plant along Bagley Road could employ 53 people with four foreign nationals, with announcements expected by mid April. The city aims for a riverfront hotel and foreign ties expand growth.
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Berea
Stanley J. Trupp
Trupp
Trapp
Browns
First Avenue
Bagley Road
Ogaki
Japan
Charles Silea
Clevelander launches radio network for kids
Norman Wain, Cleveland broadcasting executive, plans a four million dollar push to revive children oriented radio. He leads Metroplex Communications and will use Orlando station as the flagship for Kids' Choice Broadcasting Network offering music, jokes, stories, sing alongs, and news for youngsters.
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Cleveland
Norman Wain
Jack Armstrong
Wain
Metroplex Communications
Orlando
Fla
Kids’ Choice Broadcasting
LCCC offers medical technology course at EMH for spring quarter
Lorain County Community College will offer a medical technology course one night per week at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Medical Center. The class runs Mondays 5 to 9 p.m. through spring quarter starting March 26, aimed at health workers and for personal or career advancement. Contact admissions at various regional extensions for details.
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LCCC
Emh
Lorain County Community College
Elyria Memorial Hospital and Medical Center
Stewart
Lorain County
Gates Auditorium
Wayne Welsher
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Clevelander
Elyria
Obertin
Wellington
Southwest General Hospital
Healthy Living Department
DeWitt Auditorium
North Coast
American Association of Critical Care Nurses
Marcy
Cindy Leise
L. Stewart
Nancy A. Byrne
Margaret Retort
Marcia Shaw
Clinical Health Laboratories Inc
Beck Center
Detroit Road
Lakewood
Cleveland Institute of Art
Laboratory
Creative Arts
Aeteigs
Midnite
Shayette
Patmiratic
Rhavn
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Geo
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