Public eye items feature Dinkins and other notable names
Associated Press brief notes public figures in the spotlight. David Dinkins faces scrutiny after two incidents including a communion at a Catholic church stop and running red lights. Mother Teresa’s treatment advances as pacemaker is removed. Kevin Dobson encounters a knife threat while donating clothes in L A. Thatcher tests a translation computer in Japan. Zsa Zsa Gabor faces courtroom antics in Beverly Hills. Evita production shifts as Meryl Streep withdraws and Oliver Stone contends replacement delay.
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New York Daily News
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Little Italy
Archdiocese of
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City Hall
Mother Teresa
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Beverly Hills
Gabor
Paul Kramer
Kramer
Stigwood
Reagan Daughter Writes Novel About Her Father’s War
Patti Davis reports on Nicaragua in Deadfall, a political thriller about a documentary film crew amid guerrilla fighting. She says the CIA backed the contras and that her father Ronald Reagan’s support made her research dangerous as she portrays “my father’s war.”
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Nicaragua
Los Angeles
Patti Davis
Ronald
Nancy Reagan
America
CIA
Ms. Davis
Santa Monica
Ford Jingle Voice Quietly Lends Fame to Cisyk
Dearborn based Ka cey Cisyk works at Ford Motor Co. Dearborn plant yet is rarely seen. Her voice is behind Ford Have You Driven a Ford Lately jingle heard in ads since 1981. Her work also includes Classic Coke Delta Airlines and American Airlines commercials.
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Mich
Kacey Cisyk
Ford Motor Co
Cisyk
Ford
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