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Lottery------2 Soviet Side Have All Been Very S250 to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 8. 1987 Names in the News h : Going to Haiifottl? Tiyttie now 1-384 connector By Nancy Concelman and constmofion itages for more '// John Taylor said from Ms New Mancheater Herald than 30 yea n is nearly complele. attorney Michael K. Inglis, who A link from Spencer Btreat eta > Jersey premiere York office. filed the Superior Court petition With a iidp of the scisaors, the Cemetery Road to I-M eaatbouad Yorba Linda, SO miles sou­ ASBURY PARK, N.J. (AP) - Friday. long-awaited westbound link be­ was opened Nov. 11. theast of Los Angeles, was chosen Actor Danny DeVito has conne Ingiis referred all calls about tween Interatete 884 end Interstate .State Tmnaportefion Oonunle- for the site last month after a home to tout his new movie, the matter to Madonna publicist 84 was opened at 11:18 a.m. today. lioner J. William Bums, Meyor which will have its world pre­ Liz Rosenberg in New York, who nine-year search. The new connector teeda traffic Peter P. DiRosa Jr., Caat Hartford miere in this New Jersey shore did not return phone calls Mon­ onto both 1-84 east and west, but it’a Mayor Robert D. McNulty and area community tonight. day to The Associated Press. Arts and letters the westbound link that residents in state legislatora joined the gover­ "It just seemed to be the right Attorney Howard Weitzman, southern Manchester and eastern nor today at the ceremony. thing to do for my first directorial who represents Penn, was in NEW YORK (AP) - Novelist Connecticut have long awaited The new ramp is expected to effort," DeVito said Monday of court Monday and unavailable to William Styron, poet James becauae it eliminates the need to leeeen the amount of traffic S|lonc Silver Lane In East Hertford and his choice of Asbury Park for the confirm whether the actor was Dickey and the late anthropolo­ travel down Silver Lane, Forbea Street and Roberts Street in East Spencer Street in Manchester but premiere of "Throw Momma served with the divorce papers. gist Joseph Campbell have been Hartford to reach an entrance several merchants said today they From the Train.” There had been speculation for elected to the prestigious Ameri­ ramp for 1-84 and Hartford. expect boUi businees and peraonal DeVito directed the comedy- months that the couple’s mar­ can Academy of Arts atad Letters, Gov. William A. O’Neill spoke at advantages to the new link. drama and co-stars with Billy riage was in trouble. academy secretary Stanley Ku- W P S 'A im t m the opening of the connector, held ‘Tt’agoing to brlnga lot of people CizMtal. Madonna, 29, and Penn, 27, nitz announced. past us,” said Mike LaFonteine, David Kool/Manehatlsr Haiald near the Spencer Street overpass. 'Hb said he saw the movie as a were married Aug. 16, 1985, in a The academy also said Monday With the opening, the $80 million way to "take chances and differ­ lavish, invitation-only ceremony that novelist-critic John Updike The new 1-384 connector to 1-84 west opened today, making it easier to get to Hartford. project that has been in planning Please tern te page U ent avenues to grow as an actor." on a Malibu bluff as news had been elected chancellor and Celebrities expected to attend photographers’ helicopters Milton Babbitt and Howard Ne- B tonight’s premiere at the Para­ buzzed overhead. merov were made vice- mount Theater at Convention Penn has been involved in a • r chancellors. Hall include actor Christopher series of legal wrangles involving Reeve, singer Cyndi Lauper, fisticuffs with photographers and comedians Joe Piscopo and others. Robin Williams, and talk-show He was released from a Los Frank and Ed host David Letterman. Angeles jail Sept. 17 after serving NEW YORK (AP) - The A dinner for 400 will be held more than half of a 60-day fictional Frank Bartles and Ed AP photo before the screening and 1,200 sentence for violating probation AP photo Jaymes are in little danger of people are to attend a party by punching a movie extra who LISTEN TO THIS — Actress Brooke HAMMING IT UP — Comedian Sid Caesar losing their Jobs as folksy wine iJlaurlirBlrr afterward. tried to photograph him. Penn Shields, right, and NIcca Ray of New York mugs for the camera In his dressing room cooler pitchmen even though the ) Mam;hpst(ir A City ol VilUcin CharIII About 1,350 tickets at $15 each had been on probation for fighting agency that created them has E share "double talk" over Swatch phones In at New York’s Lincoln Center, where he had been sold for the movie. with a man he accused of trying to quit making ads for the E. & J. Tickets for all three events went kiss Madonna in a Los Angeles New York. The phones allow both to made his debut Friday as Frosch the jailer Gallo Winery. for $150, and DeVito said the nightclub in 1986. speak to and hear a third party at the same In "Die Ftledermaus" at the Metropolitan The Modesto, Calif.-based Wodnesday; Dbc. 0,1987 30 Cants proceeds will go to local charities. time. Opera. winemaker plans no - major Gala opening changes in its campaign for Madonna files walked into La Scala on a cold, Afterward, members of his gold shovel in the ground in Bartles & Jaymes wine coolers, MILAN, Italy (AP) - Britain’s foggy night as about 300 people entourage quoted him as saying, September,” Mayor Roland Bi- Gallo spokesman Dan Solomon Gorbachev SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Prince Charles attended the gala behind barriers watched. ‘‘It was a fantastic gonger said Monday. “ It looks said Monday. — Rock star-actress Madonna, opening of the opera season at ‘ ’It’s the second time I have had performance.” very good." Fears that Frank, who talks, OSHA orders C citing irreconcilable differences, Milan’s famed La Scala theater, the opportunity to see this wond­ Construction of the 3,000- and Ed, who stays silent but nods lobbies filed for divorce from actor Sean but his wife. Princess Diana, erful place," said the opera- Gold shovel square-foot Richard M. Nixon occasionally, could be consigned Penn after 27 months of matrim­ wasn’t in the royal box with him loving prince, adding, “ E molto Library and Museum, a $25 to the ad archives were triggered ony, court records show. for Mozart’s "Don Giovanni.” bello,” Italian for “It’s very YORBA LINDA, Calif. (AP) - million center in the former last week when Hal Riney & Congress She asked for restoration of her Diana was in London for beautiful.” Former President Richard M. president’s hometown, should be Partners Inc. announced it had $1,200 fine in maiden name — Madonna Cic- Monday night’s charity premiere The prince was greeted with Nixon wants to shovel the first completed by July 1990, Bigonger resigned all Gallo accounts. cone — and division of the of the film "Dancer,” starring applause by members of the scoop of dirt at groundbreaking of said. He said a groundbreaking However, Solomon noted that By Barry Schweld couple’s property according to a Mikhail Baryshnikov. Charles, sellout audience of 2,015 as he his long-delayed presidential li­ date hasn’t been set. Gallo owns the rights to the ad The Associated Press prenuptial agreement, the re­ heir to the British throne, and arrived at the royal box. Sipping brary, officials say. "President Nixon will very campaign, and said it was likely cords obtained Monday said. Diana have been apart for much champagne, he only left his seat "Th ere’s no doubt in my mind likely be at the groundbreaking, another agency would be hired to wall collapse WASHINGTON - Soviet leader once to pose briefly for photo­ that, health permitting, he in­ depending on the date. He would create more commercials featur­ The prenuptial agreement’s of the past few months. Mikhail S. Gorbachev resumed graphers at intermission. tends to come and we will have a like to if he could,” Nixon aide ing Frank and Ed. terms were not disclosed by Charles, clad in a tuxedo. summit talks with President Rea­ By Andrew Yurkovsky,' had not gotten confirmation that gan today after appealing for Manchester Herald Royelton had received it. Senate ratification of the newly I Lidstone wasn’t surprised about signed medium-range m lfille A Hartford construction com­ OSHA’s action. "Obviously, if the treaty. “ They welcomethetreaty,” pany has been cited for safety wall fell down, it was improperly he said following a meeting with CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 violations and fined $1,200 by a braced,” he said. congresslpnal leaders. fetteral agency in connection vdth The walls had been braced when Senate Majority Leader Robert the collapee of most of a 16-foot by they went up about three months By rd of West Virginia aaid lawmak­ CARS 100-foot wall at Spencer Street ago, but the supports were removed ers preased Gorbachev on human C0ND0MNIUIIII8 APARTMENTS Autometive Plaza last month. in anticipation that permanent righta, and told him that ratifica­ F D R S M i FOR RENT FDR SALE The company, Royelton Corp.. steel supports would be installed tion prospects for the arms treaty lESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY was cited by the federal Occupa­ immediately. A shortage of steel would be enhanced if the Soviets MANCHESTERlTetter 4 Rooms. Cellar. Attic. tional Safety and Health Adminis­ apparently prevented that from provided a firm timetable for than new. Spacious 2 CARS Central. Residential. FDR RALE CLYDE tration for improperty shoring the happening,-lidstone said.
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