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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1972

Page

14

Multiple City Indoor Theaters Screen Busy Weekends

Local listings show Elyria Lorain and nearby venues featuring The Sweet Ride at Tower Drive In and Now You See Him Now You Don t at Lorain Drive In. Standout shows include The Godfather at Amherst and Godson at Tivoli with varied ratings and times across Friday to Sunday.

W.M Tower Drive-In Elyria Lorain Drive-In Alma Mater Lerser and Loewe Lee Mervin Laveat Fluid Barefoot Executive Aba Waksown Times Tivoli Theater Loran Amherst Marlon Brando al Pacino North Ridgeville Joe’ Hardhat Goldie Hawn Avon Lake Nicholas and Alexandra Lavish Romanovs Shownas Great Northern Theater North Olmsted Bluebeard Richard Burton Sun National Theater Peter

Medina area toll-free plan rejected by voters

Northern Ohio Telephone Co reports more than 60 percent of Medina area customers rejected a toll-free calling package linking seven exchanges. Of 2985 responses, 1246 supported and 1703 opposed. 37 ballots were voided. A 70 percent yes was needed for PUCO approval. The plan would cost over $830000 to install.

Medina Northern Ohio Telephone Co Charles Bowen Wa Lake Wadsworth Westfield Center Lodi Chatham Seville- Chippewa Lake Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Bowen PUCO Northern

Ambush slaying baffles Columbus police

Columbus police remain baffled by the ambush killing of patrolman Joseph Edwards. Investigators have questioned 300 persons with only one charge filed so far, against a 23 year old man who allegedly made a false report to police.

Columbus Joseph Edwards

Spencer Faces Cleanup Before Sesquicentennial

Spencer town council plans a return-to-normal program after sewer work and tree removals for the village 150th anniversary next year. Beautification efforts include seeding lawns, plantings, and community help from 4H clubs and churches to present a neat, welcoming village image.

Spencer Adrian Dalgleish Garden Club Glenn Pomeroy Plymouth Lorain County Bob Lynch Robert Yahnke Main St Chet Atkins Boots Randolph Floyd Cramer Lorain County Fair Bonnie Yahnke Wellington

Golden Crescents to Demonstrate Square Dancing at State Fair

The Golden Crescents Square Dance Club will skip tomorrow’s Moose Lodge event and instead perform at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Exhibitions are scheduled at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in the Fraternal Building, directed by caller John Bryant.

Lakewood Electra Macheath Richard II Musicarnival Cleveland Sergio Franchi Trinidad Tripoli Tom Stoppard Hamiet Lorain Golden Crescent Moose Lodge Columbus John Bryant

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