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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1994
Page
9
MCA Universal Home Video presents In the Name of the Father rated R. The film tells the true story of four Irish expatriates falsely arrested and their subsequent ordeal. Director Jim Sheridan builds a powerful, harrowing account of miscarriage of justice and state overreach.
A UK bombing case in 1974 leaves five dead at a London area pub. Daniel Day-Lewis stars as Gerry Conlon, an Irish petty thief caught in the fallout as investigators race to solve the case. Parliament passes a security act empowering police actions.
The story follows Conlon and three friends held up to seven days without charges, tortured into false confessions to a bombing. Nine family members are detained on conspiracy charges while police lack proof. After 15 years in jail, lawyer Emma Thompson exposes the miscarriage of justice.
A Mature Outlook survey of 3,000 readers names 69 year old new man and 62 year old Elizabeth Taylor as the sexiest stars over 50. Sean Connery and Sophia Loren trailed closely at 63 and 59, with both couples receiving about 10 percent of votes.
The Lawrence County Brass seven piece ensemble performs at 7 p.m. tomorrow with refreshments in the McGill Community Center. If weather turns, the concert shifts to the McGill gym. The series ends July 8 with a Country Style and Grayce dance exhibition and a performance by the McGill Community Band. Rain or shine, bring lawn chairs.
Creditors seek to convert Newton bankruptcy after he spent lavishly on a pine deck with a pool, gazebo with tanning bed and hot tub, and a trailer road to a cave near Ozark Missouri while living with fiancée Kathleen McCrone. The entertainer faces $29 million in debts. Meanwhile Mercer Community Band marks independence with a patriotic concert at Mercer courthouse tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Guest soloists include Albert Caldrone and Roxanne Willaman, with Whiskey Ridge warming up at 6:30 p.m. Free event, rain or shine. info from Hendley D Hoge at 662-5104.
The River City Brass Band performs at 7 30 p m Sunday on Brittain Lake at Westminster College with a 9 15 p m Pyrotecnico fireworks show. The program includes American composers World War II selections and patriotic tunes. About 3000 attended last year. Refreshments start at 6 p m, picnic baskets welcome. Free and open to the public, rain date July 8. Sponsored by Jameson Memorial Hospital Marriott Corp Wilmington Borough Council and others.
Mr P's Cafe and Bakery in Boardman hosts a 9:30 p.m. CD release party tomorrow featuring Tony Janflone with Chip Stephens performing at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. James Brown launches a new Cookeez venture to fund an anti violence campaign aiding crime-hit communities. John Mellencamp voices criticism of music industry priorities as he heads to Star Lake Amphitheatre with Texas for an 8 p.m. show on August 22.
The film opens with warm moments but drags by at least half an hour. Luke Edwards plays Billy Heywood a 12 year old who knows baseball history stats and strategies. Jason Robards is Billy's warm father figure and dies off screen, leaving the Twins to Billy. The plot follows Billy as he fires a mean manager and tries to make the team win through his visions. Real players appear including Ken Griffey Jr and Randy Johnson. The film falters with subplots and predictable reins of power, despite moments of charm and humor.
The Beach Boys drew 15 005 fans to Star Lake Amphitheatre in Burgettstown for a two hour set despite rain. Brian Wilson Carl Wilson Mike Love and Al Jardine led the show with cheerleaders and classics like California Girls. Love teased a rest after 30 years of touring as fans handed roses amid neon necklaces and dancing in aisles.
The Carnegie Science Center hosts a 1.3 million Star Trek Federation Science exhibit on 6500 square feet with 40 interactive displays. Visitors navigate asteroid fields, program voice activated computers, beam to alien planets, and view props from Star Trek The Next Generation while learning basic physics astronomy and physiology.
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