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GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE
October 27, 2000
Cleveland public theatre
FEATURING:
>> PEGGY SHAW »»»> nyc
Menopausal Gentleman
Written in collaboration with and directed by Rebecca Bayla Taichman
October 27 and 28 at 8pm
Obie award winning founder of Split Britches Theatre Company combines gender bending observational humor in this hysterical look at the tortures
of menopause.
"An East Village icon of lesbian butchness" The New York Times
RUNS
OCTOBER
11 TH
THRU
NOVEMBER
5 TH
2000
Supported through
The Cleveland Foundation's
BASICS Program
Buking Arts Strength in Cleveland
THE GEORGE GUND
FOUNDATION
Ohio Arts Council
A STATE AGENCY
THAT SUPPORTS PUBLIC
PROGRAMS IN THE ARTS
THE FIRST ANNUAL CPT
SO
» SARA FELDER »»» san francisco Shtick
Directed by Jayne Wenger November 3 and 4 at 8pm
San Francisco's premiere Juggling Jewish Lesbian weighs in on history, identity, sexuality and rubber chickens.
performer
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CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE
6415 Detroit Avenue at W 65th Cleveland, Ohio 44102
ADMISSION
$12.00 General Admission $8.00 Students & Seniors $35.00 Any Four Performances
DINNER & THEATRE
Ask about the dinner/theatre package available at
Snicker's Tavern.
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
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festival
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CTION 2000
Log Cabin gives nod to Cleveland area candidates
The members of Log Cabin Republicans in Cleveland have issued their recommendations for local candidates in this year's election.
The candidates recommended by our club are those who have met with club leaders on various occasions and have expressed support or willingness to work with our community on issues of importance. We believe it important to note that not all Republicans running in our area have been recommended.
Here are some candidates we feel deserve a special mention.
James P. Trakas in Ohio House District 15 is an ally to the GLBT community both in his support for inclusion of open gays and lesbians in the county GOP, and also his willingness to work with our community.
He is committed to supporting inclusion of sexual orientation to Ohio's hate crime law and supports efforts to stop discrimination of any kind. He also may be an important ally in the new Ohio House leadership next year.
Sally Conway Kilbane in Ohio House District 16 is a fine legislator who works hard for her district. We look forward to continuing to work with her.
Mike Maleski in Ohio House District 19 is a newcomer to the political scene. but has expressed a sincere interest in learning about the GLBT community and we believe will make an excellent addition to the legislature.
Knowing who your judicial candidates are is extremely important to our community as well. In the Juvenile Court, our community can have no better friend than Judge Robert A. Ferreri.
Ferreri is a man who truly understands the needs of the community and of those he serves. He has served two terms in the Juvenile Court and has an incredible wealth of experience in this court. He truly cares what happens to the people he sees in his court day in and day out. While he has been involved in some controversy in the past, we still feel he is a strong and talented jurist who deserves re-election.
George MacDonald has taken the time to meet with us and the Ohio Human Rights Bar
Association, and he has a sincere interest in learning how he can serve the GLBT community on the bench. He also has a wealth of legal experience, and we support his election to the bench.
We are also impressed with the legal knowledge and talent of Colleen M. O'Toole, and would urge your vote for her to the Court of Appeals.
Following is a list of recommended candidates. The National Log Cabin Republicans have endorsed George Bush for president and Dick Cheney for vice president. Some of our area members strongly support this endorsement, while others do not. We feel it is best to leave this important decision to individuals to do what they feel is best and are not able to offer a local recommendation.
We believe strongly, as many in our community do, that this election is a critical one for our community and we urge you to vote on November 7, regardless of who you vote for.
Ohio Senate District 24: Bob Spada Ohio House District 11: Ron Lisy Ohio House District 15: James P. Trakas Ohio House District 16: Sally Conway Kilbane
Ohio House District 19: Mike Maleski
Cuyahoga County Commissioner: La Verne Jones Gore
Cuyahoga County Sheriff: Valarie Wilson Cuyahoga County Recorder: Ed Cleary Cuyahoga County Treasurer: Gordon Short Cuyahoga County Engineer: Jim Perk
Ohio Court of Appeals: Colleen M. O'Toole. James Porter
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court: Kathleen Ann Sutula Thomas Patrick Curran George MacDonald Roger Kramer
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, Juvenile Division Robert A. Ferreri John Gallagher
Cincinnati political group makes endorsements
Cincinnati-The Greater Cincinnati Stonewall Political Action Committee has
made the following endorsements for the Nov. 7 election. For more information. see www.stonewallcincinnati.org/pac.htm.
President: Al Gore
U.S. Senate: Ted Celeste
U.S. House, 1st District: David Groshoff
Ohio Supreme Court: Tim Black and Alice
Robie Resnick
Ohio Legislature
30th House District: Sam Britton
31st House District: Catherine Barrett
34th House District: Jean Siebenaler, M.D.
35th House District: Jeanette Harrison
36th House District: John Smith
37th House District: Les Mann
Hamilton County Commissioner: Todd Portune
Treasurer: Bob Drake
Recorder: Melanie Bates
Clerk of Courts: Eve Bolton
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Human Rights Campaign endorses six in Ohio
The Human Rights Campaign, a Washington. D.C. gay and lesbian political group. has made endorsements in 19 U.S. Senate races and 187 U.S. House races.
Of the House candidates, six are Ohioans, including Maryellen O'Shaughnessy, a Democrat who is seeking John Kasich's District 12 seat in northeast Columbus, Westerville, and Delaware and Licking counties.
The other five are incumbents: Dennis Kucinich (D-10, western Cleveland and suburbs), Stephanie Tubbs Jones, (D-11, eastern Cleveland and inner suburbs), Sherrod Brown (D-13, Medina, Geauga, and parts of Lorain, Summit and Portage counties), Thomas Sawyer (D-14, Akron, Summit and western Portage counties), and Deborah Pryce (R-15, southern Columbus, Franklin, Madison and northern Pickaway counties).
None of the Senate candidates endorsed are in Ohio.