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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1971

Page

6

Odd Couple trial episode without laugh track prompts mixed reactions

ABC TV tested an Odd Couple episode without its canned laughter. Viewers from Baltimore Denver Georgia and others wrote supportive notes praising the natural humor while a minority preferred the laugh track. A spokesman says the show will decide next season whether to drop the laugh track.

Hollywood ABC — TV Tony Randall Jack Klegman Maryjane Huet Baltimore William R McNally Denver Carol Feldman Gainesville Robert McCullough Genera. Lul

Veteran Oberlin officer resigns to run Village Tavern

Cpl. Joseph Yakunovich resigns after 12 years with Oberlin police to own and operate the Village Tavern at 300 State St Kipton. Effective April 5 he is on vacation. His departure plus the deaths and retirement shrink the force to 10 men. Police Chief Larry Nowery notes the department may seek civil service exams on April 17 to reach 13 officers.

Oberlin Cpl Joseph Yakunovich State St . Kipton Yakunovich Nelson Gray Robert Woodall Larry Nowery

Byrne O Fri March 26 1971 Chronicle Telegram

O Byrne reports from the Chronicle Telegram dated Friday March 26 1971. The item notes local updates and happenings in the Chronicle Telegram issue.

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Detroit aims to boost dog licenses with new checks

City officials plan a $3.50 license and $3 fine for unregistered dogs to aid tax collection and enforcement. Oak Park shows only 1.70 percent licensing this year versus 2.396 percent last year as authorities prepare to use computer checks against prior records.

Detroit Suburbas Oak Park Comers Agamnst

Auto ban bill urged in California cities

Sacramento Calif UPI A bill banning pleasure vehicles between 7 am and 7 pm in central business districts of cities with 160000 or more population as of Jan 1 1975 was introduced in the California legislature yesterday. The measure would permit only commercial and emergency vehicles in central city sections.

Sacramento. Calif UPI California

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