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Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1994

Page

2

De la Renta signs fur design deal amid protest

Oscar de la Renta confirms a contract to design farmed furs produced by Alexandre, a former Calvin Klein fur seamer, as Klein and other brands exit fur lines after PETA protests. Mancini, facing cancer treatment and clots, worked on Broadway project while preparations for A Tribute to Henry Mancini celebrate his 70th birthday with a UCLA fundraiser featuring Pavarotti and other stars.

Oscar de la Renta Alexandre Calvin Klein Klein Anne Klein Donna Karan de la Renta Henry Mancini Peter Gunn Victor Victoria Linda Dozoretz Mancini Los Angeles Dozoretz Hollywood University of California-Los Angeles Pauley Pavilion Ucla Center For the Performing Arts Los Angeles County High School For the Arts Luciano Pavarotti Julie Andrews Quincy Jones Dudley Moore Andy Williams John Williams

Crowds greet famed pianist at Mall of America

Nearly 2,000 fans lined up outside a Bloomington music store on Saturday to meet classical pianist Van Cliburn. The 59 year old performer, in town to promote a new recording, appeared surprised by the enthusiastic turnout and thanked fans for remembering him.

van Halen van Cliburn Bloomington Minn Cliburn

Dukakis credits husband for early environmental push

Olympia Dukakis praised Louis Zorich for inspiring her to become an environmentalist before the movement gained attention. She recalled him stopping to pick up roadside bottles and cans, a quiet example that helped her join the cause. Dukakis accepted Moody Gardens Environmental Leadership Award in Galveston after winning the Moonstruck Oscar.

Olympia Dukakis Louis Zorich Louis Dukakis Galveston Texas Moody Gardens

Loni Anderson Starts Anew After Divorce From Reynolds

Loni Anderson declares she has a new attitude after divorcing Burt Reynolds and says she will not marry again. She dates Geoff Brown in Los Angeles and favors a settlement including 1.9 million for a house, 300000 from a summer home sale, and 11000 monthly child support for their 5 year old adopted son Quinton.

Loni Anderson Burt Reynolds Anderson Reynolds Farrah Fawcett Geoff Brown Los Angeles Quinton

Streisand Tour Sold Out In Debut U S Return

Barbra Streisand’s first U S concert tour in 22 years sold out all 18 shows in under an hour forcing six added performances. Ticket prices ranged from 50 to 350 dollars as fans packed venues from Las Vegas to New York with Marvin Hamlisch set to conduct a 64 member orchestra.

Barbra Streisand U.S Dick Guttman Las Vegas Marvin Hamlisch Washington Auburn Hills Mich San Jose Calif New York

Actress Stars in Sitcom Nurses and Welcomes First Grandchild

The star of the sitcom Nurses has received four movie offers and celebrates becoming a grandmother with the birth of Deidra's daughter, McKenzie.

Deidra McKenzie

Snipes Prepares for Skydiving Role in Drop Zone

Wesley Snipes plans skydiving lessons for his next movie role as a U.S. marshal chasing a murderer. He jokes about crying for more stuntmen and fears high heights despite eagerness to act. The Drop Zone is due this fall.

Wesley Snipes U.S Snipes

Close to star as Norma Desmond on Broadway in Sunset Boulevard

Glenn Close, 47, says Norma Desmond is a huge role but she can handle bigger parts. She will reprise the reclusive star on Broadway after the Los Angeles run, following critics in London who panned Patti LuPone. Close notes the role marks a painful life turning point and pushes her to new extremes beyond Fatal Attraction to The Paper and The House of the Spirits.

Glenn Close Norma Desmond Norma Close Desmond Los Angeles Andrew Lloyd Webber Broadway Patti LuPone London Alex the Paper

Disney to consider animal themed park at Walt Disney World

Disney World eyes a fourth theme park by the end of the decade with an environmentalist focus. The plan includes live gorillas and exotic animals, conservation themes, and ride features, potentially opening as soon as 1997. Jane Adams says no final decision has been reached. Rick Barongi may be involved, but confirmation was not provided.

Lake Buena Vista Fla Mickey Mouse Goofy Walt Disney World Disney World Jane Adams Disney Epcotay Mom Sain Florida San Diego Rick Barongi Adams Barongi

Jazz drummer Tommy Benford dies at 88

Tommy Benford, drummer for Jelly Roll Morton Willie The Lion Smith Fats Waller and Sidney Bechet, died Thursday at Mount Vernon Hospital New York. Born in Charleston West Virginia he began in an orphanage band and joined the Green River Minstrels with his brother Bill. Survived by wife Dorothy son Tom and daughters Cynthia and Lisa.

Tommy Benford Jelly Roll Morton Willie “the Lion” Smith Fats Waller Sidney Bechet Mount Vernon Hospital Mount Vernon N.Y Benford Charleston W.va Green River Minstrels Bill Dorothy Tom Cynthia Lisa

Bat Conservation Plan Would Turn Bunkers Into Bat Caves

Bat Conservation International proposes converting 15 vacant Pease Air Force Base bunkers in New Hampshire into bat caves. The facilities reportedly offer ideal temperature, humidity, and air exchange for roosting bats, illustrating a novel conservation effort.

Bat Conservation International Pease Air Force Base New Hampshire

History items for March 29 span wars and media

On March 29 1994 the year notes 88th day with 277 days remaining. Highlights mention 1973 ending troop presence in South Vietnam and POWs. Also 1867 British North America Act creation of Dominion of Canada and 1962 Jack Paar’s final Tonight Show hosting.

United States South North America Dominion of Jack Paar

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