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Supporting player Montana Moorehead (Cathy Moriarty) is scheming to supplant Celeste, and has enlisted snaky, horny David Barnes (Robert Downey Jr.), the show's line producer, in a plot to bring back Jeffrey Anderson (Kevin Kline), once the soap's leading man and the star's lover. Reduced to playing Willy Loman at a Florida dinner theater, he is eager for a comeback. This presents a practical problem: Jeffrey was rather definitely written out of the soap when his character was decapitated...
...ordinance, effective May 5, doesn't exactly outlaw cruising. But when the traffic gets bumper-to-bumper bad, police will hand out warnings. Second offenders will be fined. Still, cruisers are defiant. "I've waited all my life to cruise," said Billy Moorehead, 17. "We're going to stay...
DIED. Alan Moorehead, 73, Australian-born author of some 20 historical books, most notably The White Nile (1960) and The Blue Nile (1962), bestselling, detailed accounts of the exploration of the river's two parts that read like carefully crafted adventure novels; of a stroke; in London...
...dash 1 Saunders (BU) 6:43, 2. Henry (H) 6:44, 3. Gomes (NU) 6:48, 4. Simons (BU) 6:49, 5. James (BU) 6:41. 60-yd hurdles 1. Qutzeau (NU) 7:54, 2. Calderone (NU) 7:57, 3. Ward (BU) 7:06, 4. Moorehead (BC) 7:80, 5. Coach (NU) 7.57. 440-yd. dash: 1. Garrick (BU) 47.93 (new meet record), 2. Smith (BU) 46:43, 3. Jones (H) 49.65, 4. Herberich (H) 50.06, 5, Carpenter (NU) 51:42. 600-yd dash: 1. Ward (BU) 1:10.70, 2. Higgins (NU) 1:11.48, 3. Garrant...
...river as a journalist during the Simba uprising that bloodied the Congo basin in 1964. He has spent the intervening years assembling the story of what Central Africans call "the river that swallows all rivers." The result is an absorbing, fast-paced book that deserves to stand beside Alan Moorehead's White Nile and Blue Nile. Unlike the Nile, the Congo held no fascination for Europeans. It was discovered almost by accident by the Portuguese mariner Diogo Cao, who sailed into its mouth in 1482 while searching for, among other things, the kingdom of Prester John, whose realm had been...