Elyrians Debut Thriller The Voice That Rules The Sequel
Elyria residents create a low budget horror thriller The Voice That Rules The Sequel shown at Tom's Country Place Avon with a world premiere at 7 30 p m Sunday. Director Terry M Costigan 19 plans a star studded reception in four limousines and 500 refreshments all for 175 funded by local benefactors. Dan Murphy 25 plays the killer in this grisly saga linked to the 1983 film. The crew filmed at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Ridgelawn Cemetery with Elyria police officers appearing onscreen and serving as advisors. Proceeds from 250 tickets go to the Elyria Salvation Army.
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Elyria
Voice
TMC Productions
Tom's Country Place
Avon
Costigan
Elyria High School
TVTR
TMC
Dan Murphy
Murphy
Lorain County
Richard Rankin
Robert Dybo
Dybo
Friends
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dicken Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Cleveland arrests tied to series of domestic terrorist bombings
Patricia Gros 35 and fugitive Raymond Suc Levyasser were nabbed in Portage County near Cleveland. Gros faces harboring a fugitive charge with bond set at 100000 and a November 19 preliminary hearing. Levyasser, wanted in Maine on bank robbery charges, remains jailed for identity and removal hearings.
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Cleveland
Patricia Gros
Ohio
Raymond Suc Levasseur
FBI
Mary Helen Rowbottom
Salisbury
Ms Gros
Rowbottom
Walter Hansen
Boston
Ms. Gros
U.S
David Perelman
Levasseur
Cuyahoga County
Perelman
Barbara Curzi
Joan Karl
Laaman
Richard Charles Willams
Williams
New Jersey
Philip Lamonaco
Massachusetts
Curzi
Ashtabula
Thomas W. Manning
Carol Ann
Manning
Lamonaco
Mannings
Ballot Watch Tightens After Absentee Miscount
Lorain County deputies guard Board of Elections offices in Elyria and Lorain as 3,900 overseas absentee ballots loom. The sheriff race hangs on a 192 vote margin after a 3,954 absentee tally error, with 400-500 overseas ballots yet to be counted and a possible recount. Mahony carried Lorain. Mertz defenses security and distrust concerns.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Mertz
Lorain
Martin Mahony
Broadway Lorain
Cedar St. Elyria
Board of Elections
John Malinovsky
Bruce McCafferty
Mahony
Lora
Inmates complain of jail conditions amid bug report
Nineteen Lorain County jail inmates mailed a letter to the Chronicle Telegram alleging poor food with metal hair and a squashed bug found in a lunch. They claim inadequate medical care, restricted exercise, and fear of retaliation, asking to keep names private.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County ad teases visitors with leftover funds
The Lorain County Visitors Bureau used leftover Lorain County Week money to run a teaser ad on the Plain Dealer front page promoting Lorain County. The ad cost under 50 dollars and credit goes to Pat Cano and Jack Weaver with plans for Crain's Cleveland Business and local papers to run similar notices thanking the public.
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Lorain County
Plain Dealer
Pat Cano
Crain
Cleveland
Cano
Weaver
Adrienne Lyons
Borgs Wimbledon Streak Ends with McEnroe Win
Bjorn Borg captured five consecutive Wimbledon singles titles from 1976 through 1980, a dominant run ended when he lost to John McEnroe in 1981.
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Bjorn Borg
John McEnroe
Interstate banking sparks merger talk in Ohio banks
Investors eye medium sized Ohio hold ing companies as interstate banking looms. First BanCorp shares rise as brokers shift from big banks to smaller local institutions amid anticipated mergers. Bank One and others have approached First BanCorp and Toledo Trust, but executives say they are not for sale and no deals are imminent.
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Ohio
Akron
First BanCorp
Nies
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Tion
Jack Gunter
Toledo Trust
First
National Bank of Crieinnal
Bank One
Columbus
First Gashup
Michael
van Buskirk Bank One
van Buskirk
Guinter
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