Pie Face wedding pies spark brawl in Hollywood gala
A Jewish wedding in the San Fernando Valley erupted when a Harvard accent maker presented merit certificates to the mothers. Guests clashed as pies flew, a punch felled the pie sponsor, and several fights broke out. Pie Face vows tighter rules, only friendly pies, and deliveries to men under 50.
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UPI
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Harvard
Pie Face
Don Murdock
Murdock
Bennington Vermont Steak House Serves World Cuisines
A promotional note highlights The Vermont Steak House at 716 Main St Bennington VT offering a menu that blends global dishes. It mentions baked apples with sugar butter kirsch and wine moistened treats and notes popovers may smell done yet collapse in the oven. Brie’s long Adoration and Charlemagne’s 774 quote appear as cultural flavor.
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Vermont
Main St
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Modern guitar technique series at Park-McCullough House
Nick Pearson, guitarist, will lead a 12 session series starting Monday March 24 at the Park-McCullough House from 2 to 5 pm for 11 Mondays through June 10. The program covers electric, acoustic, and bass guitar with various styles and ensemble work ending in a Big House concert. Fee is 60 dollars. Call 442-2747 to register.
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Park-McCullough House
Pearson
Bennington College
Lou Calabro
Henry Brant
James Cheatham
Jimmy Garrison
New York
Jules Moss
Jon Albrink
Mike Wolff
Conjugal visits expand at San Quentin
San Quentin officials announce one day and two day conjugal visits will start March 26 for inmates rated as minimum to maximum security. Two trailers funded by the inmate welfare fund will be installed inside the main walls near the hospital, expanding a program previously limited to certain houses on the grounds.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Tale of Two Irelands CBS special examines Belfast violence
CBS News aired A Tale of Two Irelands in which gunfire, bomb blasts, and street fights illustrate a split Ireland. Howard Stringer wrote directed and produced the 60 minute program with John Laurence reporting and Perry Wolfe as executive producer. The film surveys Belfast Falls Road Sandy Row Ardoyne Shankill and Clo nard areas and features Irish and British officials and IRA chief OConnell. It portrays a tribal society with sectarian neighborhoods and a viewing of children amid armored cars. The tone notes a volatile modern subculture and cites quotes from writers and officials about the conflict.
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Howard Stringer
John Laurence
Perry Wolfe
Belfast
Stringer
Ireland
Sean O’casey
The Land Remembers Review of a Farm and Its People
A New York Times excerpt praises Ben Logan's The Land Remembers for vivid senses of a Wisconsin farm. The reviewer recalls childhood scenes, family humor, and the sense that the author makes readers long for a world they never knew.
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Ben Logan
Viking
Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
N.Y
Logan
Mississippi
The
Land
88 year old Alma Hamilton to make Broadway debut
Alma Hamilton, 88, of Waco Texas, a grandmother and actress with no formal training, prepares for her Broadway debut in A Letter for Queen Victoria at the ANTA Theatre on March 22. One of 16 in the American premiere, she plays Victoria and mostly screams in this three hour operatic piece by Robert Wilson.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Alma Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Waco
Tex
Union
Europe
London
U.S
ANTA
Queen Victoria
Robert Wilson
Copenhagen
Wilson
Crystal Springs
Miss
Texas
Cullen P. Hamilton
TV Highlights Friday Night Lineup By United Press International
NBC opens with Sanford and Son at 8, then CBS Comedy Special and Wives with Jamie Sell and Penny Marshall. Kolchak: The Night Stalker on ABC at 8, Rockford Files at 9, Hot Baltimore on ABC, and CBS air Supercops at 3. ABC News Close-Up on IRS power at 10, followed by NBC Police Woman.
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United Press International
Sanford and Son
NBC
CBS
Jamie Sell
Penny Marshall
ABC
Kolchak
Rockford
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Steven Keats
Alan Feinstein
ABC News
IRS
Brit Hume
Twin Cinemas Review Of Report To The Commissioners Details
At Twin Cinemas Cinema I presents the first area showing of Report to the Commissioners, translation of a best selling crime novel, PG rated. Cinema II repeats Lenny for a second week. Oscar nominations include Dustin Hoffman and Valerie Perrine. Cabaret resurfaces with Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey, while The Godfather wins best picture last year. Phantom of the Paradise is billed as a very strange Brian De Palma work about a soul selling rock impresario, and F Page plays through March 25 at Paemena late Manchester era in Manchester Shopping Center. For times call Harte, Cinemas, and local numbers.
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Twin Cinemas Cinema I
Cinema II
Lenny
Dustin Hoffman
Valerie Perrine
Harte
Cabaret
Liza Minelli
Joel Grey
Nickelodeon
Brian de Palma
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