Berle Delivers Nostalgia Packed Show in Elyria
Milton Berle entertained 750 at Lorain County Community College with a two hour set of sharp one liners and sharp remarks about Elyria and area figures. The veteran comic mixed humor with nostalgia, pausing to praise the community while sharing pop culture jabs and a vintage film reel from his 35 year career.
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Elyria
Miami Beach
Milton Berle
Uncle Miltie
Stocker Center
Lorain County Community College
Berle
Texaco Star Theater
Sinatra
Elvis Presley
Nat King Cole
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Jack Benny
Himself
Weather outlook with rain chances and temperatures
Cloudy tonight with a 70 percent chance of rain and a low around 48. Winds come from the east at 10 to 20 mph. A 90 percent chance of rain exists Thursday with a high near 55. Page A-3 has full details.
Cherry Boone O’Neill reveals battle with anorexia nervosa
Cherry O’Neill, formerly Cherry Boone and daughter of Pat Boone, discusses her struggle with anorexia nervosa in a candid interview with C-T writer Pat Hinsberg. The article includes a photo credit to Bob i.
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Cherry O'Neill
Cherry Boone
Pat Boone
C-T
Pat Hinsberg
Bob i
White collar cuts at U S Steel Lorain plant loom
U S Steel Lorain plant faces broad white collar layoffs starting this week as part of a nationwide 4000 job cut. Officials confirm management and non union salaried staff reductions with early retirement and severance offers. A New York consulting firm assists out placement amid a push to reduce overhead and move toward break even by 1984.
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Amy Richards
Lorain
U.S. Steel
Lorain- Cuyahoga
Pittsburgh
George Kuebler
Kuebler
Thomas Graham
Ex-principal sentenced to 60 days in jail and $800 fine
Ronald Reimer, 39, former North Olmsted Elementary principal, was found guilty of four counts of sexual imposition involving three 13 year old boys. He received 60 days in jail, concurrent with $800 in fines and court costs, plus a stern warning from Judge Milton Holmes. Police said eight incidents occurred at the school and in Reimer’s car during June to August.
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Rocky River
North Olmsted
Ronald Reimer
Reimer
Law Road
Grafton
Milton D. Holmes
Holmes
Reimer Holmes
Adcox Indicted in Lorain Hit-Skip Funeral Deaths
A Lorain County grand jury indicted Harold Allen Adcox on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide for the Sept 24 hit-skip deaths of Daniel Kress 11 and Stephen Tomsco 13 as they walked with two other scouts and a pack leader along West Erie Avenue during a 10 mile hike.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Harold Allen Adcox
Lorain
Daniel Kress
Stephen Tomsco
West Erie Avenue
Oberlin boards keeps Flowers for Algernon on reading list
Oberlin School Board voted to retain Flowers for Algernon on the district's recommended list despite a parent's protest that the 1959 novel is sexually suggestive. An advisory committee of 15 parents and staff found the book discusses emerging sexuality and conveys an untrue picture if denied. The parent, Jerry Cornish, objected to the book as suggested outside reading for his son's freshman English class and pledged to explore options to continue protesting.
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Oberlin
Algernon
Charly
Cliff Robertson
Jerry A. Cornish
Quarry Rd
Cornish
Hill Street Blues and the missing drama in newspapers
A police reporter recalls Hill Street Blues and argues the show captures daily precinct drama newspapers now downplay. He notes the need for realistic newsroom scenes and the ethical tensions between police and media, reflecting on his own years as a reporter.
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Sve
Hill Street Blues
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Martin Wolk
Michael Keys
City of Wellington
Elyria Country Club
Cleveland Browns
Brian Sipe
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
State Farm
John Kenney
Gus Chan
Diz Entertainment
Oberlin Boys
USS
South Works
Chicago
National Works
McKeesport
Duquesne Works
Duquesne
Samir Atia
AmeriTrust
Cleveland
Adcox
Oberlin Board
Steve Novak
Daniel Keyes
Johnny Carson
Joanna
Cap
Dispatch
Furillo
Jaca
Ferilo
Hill St.’S
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