Capeman to close on Broadway after 68 performances
Paul Simon's Capeman will close March 28 after 68 regular performances since its late January opening. The $11 million Broadway musical ends amid mixed reviews and evolving plans for the production.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1998
Page
3
Paul Simon's Capeman will close March 28 after 68 regular performances since its late January opening. The $11 million Broadway musical ends amid mixed reviews and evolving plans for the production.
President Clinton denounced the leak of his sworn deposition regarding Monica Lewinsky as Vernon Jordan defended his role in seeking Lewinsky a job and a lawyer. Lewinsky's lawyers pressed for immunity while Starr disputed any deal. Clinton urged adherence to court rules and said he would not discuss deposition details.
Dozens of elite government troops were killed this week in what the rebels called a 24 hour battle in a jungle region south of Bogota near the cocaine trade hub. The rebels claimed 70 soldiers killed and 30 wounded with eight captured and three helicopters damaged.
The House passed 414 to 1 a bill banning intentional interception or disclosure of radio communications via scanners. It tightens penalties, extends restrictions to new digital cellular devices, and broadens FCC enforcement authority. President Clinton expected to sign. Senate action pending.
Washington AP. Hundreds of thousands who received blood transfusions before 1992 will get letters warning they may have hepatitis C. Surgeon General David Satcher says many are unaware of infection as tests improve and campaigns urge testing and possible treatment.
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