Ayckbourn farce Living Together at Play House
Review notes Act Review arises from a drunken pursuit as Ayckbourn’s Living Together pilots the Norman Conquests trio in rotating repertory. Cast shines with Douglas Jones Sharon Bicknell Kenneth Albers June Gibbons David Frazier and Harper Jane McAdoo. Director Paul Lee highlights situational comedy and Sharp Neil Simon like quips amid domestic chaos.
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Douglas Jones
Norman
Sharon Bicknell
Annie
Kenneth Albers
Tom
June Gibbons
Sarah
David Q. Frazier
Reg
Harper Jane McAdoo
Ruth
Ayckbourn
Neil Simon
Play House
Fuelid
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London
New York
South Amherst man injured in 1 car crash
Edward J. Lalonde, 41, of 396 Annis Road South Amherst, was hospitalized in stable condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk after his van crashed through construction barriers northeast of Norwalk, struck a crane and left him trapped briefly. He was cited for driving under the influence. a Oct. 9 Norwalk Municipal Court appearance is planned.
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South Amherst
Edward J. Lalonde
Annis Rév
Fisher-Titus Mermaria Hospital
State Patrol
Ers
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Ohioan charged in own kidnapping extortion case
A Columbus architectural student Tim Walkup was arrested in Dade County Jail on extortion charges after staging his own kidnapping and demanding 25 000 dollars. FBI details withheld pending magistrate hearing Tuesday. Walkup’s family reported his disappearance after a handscrawled note sent by mail referenced his pickup truck and location. The case involves alleged ransom and deception. In Hollywood, the Writer's Guild allowed Joseph Wambaugh to remove his name from The Choirboys film adaptation amid disputes. The Guild cited script differences from the novel and police portrayal as reasons for the decision.
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Wooo Ang
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the Choirboys
Writer’s Union
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Oberlin Opera Theatre pairs corrected lead names in Good Neighbor Fritz
In Oberlin College's Oberlin Opera Theatre production Good Neighbor Fritz the two lead roles were misidentified in an earlier review. The Wednesday show at Ball Auditorium began at 8 pm with Prat and Savel as the protagonists. A LaGrange man, Lyle Haun, was accidentally shot nearby yesterday afternoon.
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Oberlin
Colenton Freeman
Downing Whitesell
Prat
Savel
Fritz
Oberlin Opera Theatre
Fursay
Chronicle-Telegram
Era Theater
Oberlin College
Smn Ball Auditorium
LaGrange
Lyle Haun
Glendale St
Viten
Power failure traps burglar in elevator
In Mexico City a power failure trapped a man inside an elevator while attempting to leave an apartment from which he had stolen $43. The door was forced open by the building superintendent after residents heard cries for help. Police charged Jesus Pachon Lajero, who was found with a suitcase of cash.
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Norman
Annie
Sarah
Reg
Mexico City
UPD
Esterday
Robbin Hood grabs $6 then returns $1 at bar
Edward N. Stone 23 of Cromwell Drive reported a robbery at the Disco Lady Lounge on West 14th Street and Broadway. An unidentified man demanded money in the restroom and stole six dollars, then returned one dollar as Stone sought help, while bystanders advised ignoring the incident. Police could not locate the suspect.
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Lorain
Edward N. Stone
Broadway
Stone
Cromwell Dr
W. 14Th Street
Lorain man charged in rape and kidnapping
James Sweeney, 24, of 1121 St. St., Lorain, faces rape and kidnapping charges after a 2 year old West Erie Avenue girl identified him as her assailant. She said a man jumped into her car at 11th and Reid about 1:19 a.m. and drove to Streator Park where the rape occurred. Arraignment was reset for Monday. bond set at 20000 and he is held.
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Lorain
James Sweeney
St. St
West Erie Avenue
Suilant
Sweeny
11Th and
Reid
Streator Park
Sweeney
Three youths arrested after traffic stop in Lorain
Police stopped a car at 3:10 a.m. on East 29th Street and Grove Avenue to investigate slow driving near businesses. Three 19 year olds were detained. two 18 year olds face marijuana possession charges. A hunting knife was found in the driver's boot.
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Lorain
Grove Avenue
Harpes
Jarain
Amiers
East 29Th Street
Two youths escape Lorain County detention home
Two teens, 16 and 17, escaped last night from Lorain County Detention Home on Murray Ridge Road after kicking out a basement air conditioner. They were held on probation violation and are not considered dangerous. The window was pried free and the pair left around 10 p.m. No arrests yet. Escape charges may follow.
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Lorain County
Murray Ridge Road
Elyrian Answers
Gams Har
Shooting death ruled homicide in Lorain County
The shooting death of Daniel G. Petroff age 33 at 72 Chestnut St. was ruled a homicide by Lorain County Coroner Dr. William E. Kishman. Becky L. Petroff, 24, charged with aggravated murder and held on $100,000 bond. sister Kathy A. Pridemore, 22, released on $5,000 bond as material witness.
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Daniel G. Petroff
Chestnut St
Lorain County
William E. Kishman
Petroff
Becky L
Kathy A. Pridemore
Petroffs
Chestnut Street
Hearing set for man in chase through four cities
Scott M. Nelson, 8096 Columbia Road, Olmsted Falls, pleaded innocent in Rocky River Municipal Court to five charges from a Sept 21 high speed chase through North Olmsted Westlake Avon and North Ridgeville. A hearing was set for Nov 10. Nelson allegedly fled a North Olmsted officer after a speeding violation on Lurain Road.
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Olmsted Falls
Scott &. Nelson
Columbia Road
Rocky River Court
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North Olmsted
Westlake
Avon
North Ridgeville
Lurain Road
Suit challenges Avon Lake bicycle ban
A suit filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court challenges the August 22 Avon Lake ordinance prohibiting bicycle riding on certain streets. Plaintiff W Lawrence Best of Avon Lake and The Lorain Wheelmen, a cyclists organization, seek to enjoin enforcement as unconstitutional.
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Lorain County
Boy Struck by Car In Elyria Leaves Child In Fair Condition
A 6 year old boy Tracy Moomy of 25 Queens Ct. is listed in fair condition this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car yesterday afternoon. Police say he ran from Queens Court across South Abbe Road into the side of a car driven by 60 year old Blanch M Csincsak of 555 S Abbe Rd. who was southbound. No charges were filed against the driver.
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Queens Ct
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Queens Court
South Abbe Road
Blanch M. Csincsak
S. Abbe Rd
David Frost speaks tonight at Lakewood cinema
David Frost the only man Nixon granted an exit interview to speaks tonight at the Lakewood Civic Auditorium. He will discuss memorable conversations with Robert F Kennedy Golda Meir Moshe Dayan King Hussein Spiro Agnew Idi Amin and Nixon among others.
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Richard Nixon
David Frost
Lakewood
Frost
Robert F. Kennedy
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
King Hussein
Jordan
Spiro Agnew
Idi Amin
Uganda
Prep scores across Ohio high school football districts
A sweeping list of game results from multiple conferences shows Elyria Catholic and Holy Name posting strong showings, with Lorain and Firelands rivals posting notable scores. Standouts include Strongsville 34 over Cloverleaf, Glenville 41 over John Marshall, and Columbus area games featuring North Ridgeville versus Vermilion, as well as Norwalk 21 over Shelby 1.
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Slovak Classic Opens at Lorain for 20th Year
The American Slovak Lanes Singles Classic began in Lorain drawing about 1,500 bowlers from Ohio and nearby states. A $30,000 prize fund tops the tourney, with $4,000 to the handicap winner and $2,000 to first in actual score. Women may compete, with an optional division offering $250 to top handicap scorer and $74 for top actual score. Tournament continues through December 11. contact Frank Gavron at American Slovak Lanes, 2915 Broadway, or call 244-1293.
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Frank Gavron
Broadway
How Top Ten fared in Ohio high school football poll
AP Friday night results show Moeller and Washington DH dominant in class AAA with large wins, while Elder and Canton McKinley stumble. Other top teams like Zanesville Gahanna St. Edward and Stow Walsh Jesuit post wins, and several idle or altered results complicate the rankings.
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Scott
Stow Walsh Jesuit
Akron Ellet
Findlay Clubs Marion in Scoring by Quarters
The report notes Findlay scoring and Marion by quarters with plays credited to Fin-Lamb for two runs with good kicks, a pass from Steve Reichenbach to Fin, and a safety involving Reichenbach. Additional runs by Fin-Lamb and a final tackle by Reichenbach are listed, indicating a high activity game with multiple scoring plays.
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South Central Defeats Maplewn 40 to 12 in Passable Affair
South Central pulled away with a 40 to 12 win over Maplewn. Rod Stevenson scored on a 3 yard run with Chris Steers extra point attempt, then Earl Bedock added a 30 yard run. Stevenson added multiple rushing scores as Central dominated the game with several one and two yard TDs and failed kicks. Randy Conway scored late for Maplewn.
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Chris Steers Tun
Earl Bedock
Stan
Chris Howard
Stevenson
Howard Ross
Ren
Scott Gerwig
Temple Recreation operator held on 22 gambling charges
Stanley Sharkey of Temple Recreation at 301 Broad St was ordered held to the Lorain County grand jury on 22 gambling charges. He pleaded innocent before Municipal Court Judge James P. Horn. The felonies include 11 counts of gambling and 11 counts of operating a gambling house due to a 1957 betting-record conviction. Agents raided the business after bets were allegedly placed in February and March.
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Temple Recreation
Broad St
Lorain County
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Sharkey
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Massillon Jackson blanked Lorain Southview 21 0
Quarterback Nick Lambos scored once and returned a punt 40 yards for the final touchdown as Massillon Jackson Dominated Lorain Southview 21 to 0 in a non conference game. Lambos added a 38 yard run with extra points by Terry Bender and Besder kick.
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Nick Lambos
Massillon- Jackson
Lorain Southview
Terry Bender
Dave Hedricks
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MJ — Lambos
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Rocky River and Medina tied as score tied at seven
The scoreboard shows Rocky River 7 Medina 7 at halftime with the teams tied at seven apiece after a tense opening. No further details on scoring drives or players are provided.
Daily Harness Racing Results and Payouts Summary
Friday results from Northco Belle to Suds4 show multiple finishes with dogs and horses named, payouts listed for exacta and perfecta bets. Key figures include Winning Pickers at 377, attendance 2,975, mutuel handle $218,872, and several scratched runners noted across Card 10.
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Wallys
Tar Reynolds
Win Maker
Drummers Luck
Perfecta
Logan Byrd
Vera Hoffmann
Prides Knight
Midwest Terror
Basso Profunda
Cakewood Bud
Jem Truax
Arbor Precious
Scottie Counsel
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Hazy
Trail
Coolspring
Labet
Buddy
Mogadowher
Red Andy
Abraham
Bo Jr
Gaylord Hill
White Knight
Ace Express
Tad
Musuel
Gary Schneider again tops men in Friday bowling action
Gary Schneider led men's area bowling Friday night with a 653 in Bowling Center C League, after a season high 717 last week. He logged 198, 253, 202 while Tom Ives posted 635 in Grafton Holy Name League and Larry Klinect 631 in the same circuit. Lou Charlton added a 631 in Eagles League with a 222 high game as other top totals included a 638 by F Brumley and a 256 game by Cecil Post reported two days late.
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Schneider
Tom Ives
Grafton
Holy Name
Larry Klinect
Lou Charlton
Eagles
Wayne Borman
F. Brumley
Cecil Post
Charlotte Raig Tops 600 Mark In Bowling Scores
Charlotte Raig rolled a 610 series last night for her eighth Women’s season high and third in four days in the Ladies Tri Ple League at Gratton Lanes. Her games were 184 720 and 225. Ellen Starks had 615 on Thursday and Earnie Buelt 611 on Tuesday. Doris Ballins added 599 in Friday Night Scratch League. Shirley Hall posted 554 in the same league.
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