Demolition of Morosco and Helen Hayes Theaters Begins
Demolition of the Morosco and Helen Hayes Theaters started after the Supreme Court lifted a stay for the Portman Hotel project in Times Square. About 170 demonstrators, including Broadway actors, were arrested as a hydraulic backhoe tore down walls, with cast members and notable actors pleading to save the theaters before the process continued.
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Kingston Seeks A Celebrity For Historic Festival
May C Vernon Ayers of Kingston Georgia aims to attract a famous person for the Kingston Historical Festival on April 17 and 18. He offers no pay or expenses but believes a celebrity would add luster to the 729 resident town with Civil War links 12 historic markers 18 NRHP buildings and a two block historic district. He notes past high profile visitors but has yet to secure a guest.
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Ayers
Georgia
Sunset mansion owner battles over reoccupation and exile of wife
In Los Angeles neighbors protested a Sunset Boulevard estate after a fire, as Dena Fassi, the sheik's estranged wife, won a court order to occupy a six bedroom guest house on the property and vowed to restore its appearance. The sheik resides in the Bahamas with other wives and disputes California jurisdiction in the divorce suit. A science award section notes Lee A. Dubridge of Caltech named to NSF Vannevar Bush Award to be presented May 19 in Washington.
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Horoscope by Bernice Bede Osol for Wednesday March 24
Wednesday forecast urges Aries to change course despite tough conditions and urges Pisces to help themselves. Taurus should balance kindness with boundaries while Gemini risks direction conflicts and Cancer should speak truthfully. Leo warns about risky romance, Virgo fears negative results, Libra impractical daydreams, Scorpio shops tempt fate, Sagittarius hides true self, Capricorn advises waiting after events, Aquarius questions sincerity, and Pisces accepts self Help urged.
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