Ally Sheedy shifts from Brat Pack to adult roles in May films
Ally Sheedy exits bratty teen image with two May releases. In Paramount's Blue City she helps Judd Nelson fight a murderous gang in Florida. In Tri-Star's Short Circuit she befriends an escaped robot pursued by a government agency and Steve Guttenberg.
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Board OKs 3 million for shows
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting board approved a 1987 spending plan of 219.7 million dollars. It includes a 3 million dollar allocation to spur stations to produce new programs for nationwide broadcast. A 24 million dollar pool is planned to ensure major new programming each season. Additional 1 million for TV promotion and 1 million for a radio tune-in campaign. No CPR funds were spent for this year.
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