Black River Entertainment Co. hits sellout run at start of show
Black River Enter tainment Co. reports first production The Start of Something Big played to full houses last Friday and Saturday with Saturday's show sold out. A Sunday matinee is set for 3 p.m. at Homerville Elementary School auditorium with tickets at the door after 7 45. Eight Black River students attended a conference at Ohio State University.
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Black River Entertainment Co
Tomiput
Homerville
Black River
College of Mathematics and Physical Sciences
Ohio State University
Shawn Carter
Debbie Frederick
Paul Hoffman
Heidi Stor
Tom Grim
Terry McMahon
Arthur Kramer
Teresa Kramer
Norman Drna
Thane Hecox
Medina firm wins bootleg poster copyright suit
Ontario court ordered Campus Crafts Holdings of Edmonton to pay Pro Arts Inc. of Medina 272411 for bootleg posters of Farrah Fawcett. Judge Jean-Marc Labrosse barred further copying and selling. He noted 140000 bootleg copies in 1977 and profits of 63021 from 93255 sold.
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Pro Arts, Inc
Medina
Jean-Marc Labrosse
Campus Crafts Holdings
Edmonton
Alberta
Pro Arts
Ontario Supreme Court
Labrosse
Campus Crafts
Defendent
Miss Fawcett
Charlie's Angels
Barry Slawsky
Strongsville Fire Suspected. Kerosened Burned House
Strongsville fire officials suspect arson after a vacant house at 18093 Strongsville Blvd. suffered a recreation room blaze around 1:30 a.m. The State Fire Marshal joined the probe as the owner, who moved out Jan. 10, has been selling the property. The fire caused heavy smoke damage but self-extinguished. the house was tightly sealed.
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Strongsville
William McKinley
McKinley
Strongsville Blvd
North Royalton
Nursing groups debate bill on profession rules
Lorain meeting at Lorain Community Hospital debates proposed Ohio House bill to tighten nursing oversight. The measure seeks a state nursing board, revised licensing rules, and license action standards. Opponents urge clearer scope for practical and registered nurses amid calls for gradual education shifts.
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Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Ohio House of Representatives
Ronald Nabakowski
Dlorain
Leonard Camera
D-Lorain
Licensed
Practical Nurses Association of Ohio
LPNAO
Margaret T. Carleton
Nancy J. Magel
Ohio Nursing Association
ONA
Ohio
LPNAC
Carleton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
Columbus
Ohio Taxpayers to Receive 1980 Federal Refunds
More than seven in ten Ohio taxpayers are expected to receive federal income tax refunds in 1980 with an average of $610. Nationwide over 70 million refunds are projected from a record 93 million returns, totaling $46.1 billion. Returns mailed by March should arrive in six to eight weeks, while late filers face longer delays.
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Ohio
C.I.T. Financial Services
Easter Egg Hunt at Hills Department Store Saturday
Hills Department Store at 825 Cleveland St hosts its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at 9 30 a m. The parking lot will be roped off and straw laid with plastic eggs and chicks. Children in three age groups search separate areas for gift certificates worth 5 3 and 2 dollars and every participant gets a lollipop. A drawing for a 3 foot Easter basket will take place at Hills at 9 pm Thursday.
Penfield PTA Dinner and Carnival at Penfield School
Penfield PTA hosts a cabbage roll and chicken paprikash dinner starting at 5 30 p m at Penfield School with a carnival beginning at 6 30 p m. The event showcases community activities and fundraising.
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Penfield Pta
Penfield School
Recall petition drive topics North Ridgeville meeting
North Ridgeville hosts a March 31 meeting by Concerned Citizens of North Ridgeville Inc to discuss a state recall proposal. If approved, a constitutional amendment could allow recall of all elected officials including township trustees and legislators. Speaker Winthrop French from Wakeman will discuss the petition drive.
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N. Ridgeville
North Ridgevillea
Ohio
Citizens of
North Ridgeville, Inc
State Secretary of State
Winthrop French
Wakeman
Davis-Besse shuts down after 46 days of operation
Davis-Besse Nuclear Power plant at Port Clinton was shut down manually after a control rod regulation malfunction. The unit, jointly owned by Toledo Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., had been at 72 percent capacity before dropping to 50 percent, prompting the shutdown after 46 consecutive days online. Maintenance and testing were planned, with a decision on restarting deferred until the cause is found.
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Port Clinton
Toledo Edison
Tree seedling deadline extended in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports the deadline for ordering Environmental Tree Seedling Packets has been extended through April 25. Each packet costs 12 dollars and includes 50 seedlings of flowering dogwood autumn olive green ash white pine and Norway spruce with no purchase limit. Order forms are available from local forestry and extension offices statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Forestry and Cooperative Extension Service
Mae West
Division of Forestry
Epilepsy Services benefit planned by snowmobile clubs
The Northern Lights and other snow mobile clubs will host a benefit raffle Tuesday at 8 p.m. at George's Tinroof Restaurant on Route 58 Amherst. Fifty percent of proceeds go to Lorain County Epilepsy Services, facing financial difficulties since January. They aim to raise $2,000 to keep the agency open until January 1981 while United Way reviews continued funding.
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Northern Lights
Snow Mobile Clubs
Lorain County
George's Tinroof Restaurant
Route 58
Amherst
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
Nursing careers vs medicine debated by counselor
A student asks Abby about nursing aims amid counselor discouragement. Advice highlights nursing's diverse roles, settings and patient support, urging research and sharing info with the counselor. Subsequent letters touch on misaddressed gender, correction etiquette, and a bread leftovers quibble at dinner.
How to Have a Lovely Wedding booklet offer
An ad promotes Abby’s booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding offering wedding guidance. It claims flexibility for church or casual ceremonies and asks readers to send $1 plus a stamped self-addressed envelope to Abby at 132 Lasky Drive Beverly Hills California 90212.
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Lasky Drive
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lorain County Grand Jury Indicts Multiple Defendants
Lorain County grand jury returned indictments listing numerous defendants. Names include Wilson Velez Orlando Velez Daniel A Corn Matthew G Bender Thomas K Horseman Clay J Pinter Craig S Landes Eugene D Martin Edward W Shamray Richard H Rodgers John S Taylor John Bonilla Arthur L Dean Jr Julius Evans Robert D Litchfield Jr Richard A Parker Charles Willoughby John C Williams Craig Landes Robert J Mahoney Thomas R Spikes Virginia Lewis Harold Horner. Charges cover receiving stolen property breaking and entering grand theft carrying a concealed weapon drug abuse forgery and other offenses.
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Lorain
Clay J. Pinter
Columbia Ave
Craig S. Landes
Race Road
North Ridgeville
Eugene D. Martin
Bell Ave
Edward W. Shamray
Cleveland
Richard H. Rodgers
Law Road
Grafton
John S. Taylor
FE. Capel Road
Columbia Station
John Bonilla
Edist St. Lorain
Arthur L. Dean Jr
Nevada Ave
Julius Evans
Robert D. Litchfield Jr
Crest Drive
Amherst
Richard A. Parker
Colorado Ave
Charles Willoughby
John C. Williams
Craig Landes
Robert J. Mahoney
Thomas R. Spikes
Massachusetts Ave
Robery
Virginia Lewis
Third St
Harold Horner
College trustees approve signs for arts center project
Lorain County Community College board approves an $8,095 assortment of signs for the Stocker Fine Arts and Humanities Center. Schmidt's Service will supply inside donor plaques, a marquee, and an outside events chart. Lodging allowances rise from $25 to $30 per day for in state travel, effective April 6. Jeff B. Hurd hired as systems programmer at $15,700 yearly. A 1978 Pontiac Bonneville trade-in is purchased from Llewellyn Pontiac for $4,890 for LOCC president Dr. Omar Olson, including trade-in value.
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Stocker
Lorain County Community College Board of Trustees
Schmidt
Canton
Jeff B. Hurd
Llewellyn- Pontiac
Omar Olson
LOCC
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