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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1979
Page
8
Spyro Gyra and the Ernie Krivda Quartet perform in Cleveland at the Agora 1730 E 24th St tonight at 9 p.m. Tickets at 696-3755. Oberlin College screens All Quiet on the Western Front and Paths of Glory at 7:15 p.m. in Bryant-Kevlering Auditorium, admission free.
Lorain native and prominent novelist Toni Morrison author of Song of Solomon will read from her works at Finney Chapel Oberlin College at noon. A senior editor at Random House she appears courtesy of the Assemblies Committee the creative writing department and the Forum Board A talk with the author will follow the reading.
Shakespearean fantasy unfolds at the Cleveland Play House Drury Theater 2040 E 86th St Cleveland. The production features Puck Bottom and Titania and runs through January 9 with tickets via 795-7000.
Westlake’s Clague Playhouse opens Sleuth at 8 36 p m with shows through December 15. Lakewood Little Theater presents Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced at 8 30 p m with performances through December 16.
The New Mayfield Repertory Cinema on Mayfield Road Cleveland screens King Kong at 7 30 p m with Fay Wray and the giant ape then shows The Hunchback of Notre Dame at 9 30 p m featuring Charles Laughtron. The venue offers beer and wine.
Local boy makes good Michael Stanley and his band perform tonight at the Palace Theater in Playhouse Square Cleveland. It marks the last night of a five day engagement with Amazing Korar opening. Tickets are 8.50 in advance and 9.50 at the door, available at the Palace and Ticketrons.
A pregnant woman asks a genetics counselor about sex determination for her unborn child. The counselor declines, but experts note a rising interest in fetal sex identification across university centers, with amniocentesis and emerging blood tests potentially making gender control more common within a decade.
Dr. Lee B. Reichman of New Jersey Medical School notes about 30 000 new cases and needless deaths annually. He cites stigma, reluctance by families and hospitals, and physician hesitation as barriers. Poor compliance and improper chemotherapy drive treatment failures in the United States.
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