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Off the Record
TaleofaPOW
NEW YORK : US Navy U Jeffrey Zaun wa* first seen on television six weeks ago. kicking dazed and stiffly reetllng anti war statements as Iraq paraded l*OWn before Ihe camera*. This week. Zaun was on TV under happy circumstances: He was released. reports AP.
Tie was thin but he had all his senses." his father. Calvin Zaun, of Cherry Hill. New Jersey, said on NBC television's Today" programme.
Tie looked gixxl." added Marjorie Zaun, the serviceman's mother.
The Zauns learned from a military liaison officer that their son was one of 10 allied soldiers freed Monday. They then watted until they had seen him on television before making a public comment.
The first couple of days and the last couple day* have been the worst. Because the last couple of days, you don't know what's going to happen." said Calvin Zaun.
Zaun, whose A-6 Intruder apparently went down on the first day of the war. luid been among lOWs shown on Iraqi and US television after their capture.
Riot in varsity
HARTFORD ^Connecticut) : Trooper* and police from four towns were m.lcl to quell a riot at a University of Hartford party that left al least nine student* and seven officer* Injured and resulted In 13 arrests, reports AP.
"It was total mayhem,' said Darren Champkin. a 22-ycar-old student. "Basically none of this would have started If the police didn’t show up. If the police didn't come wielding billy clubs. It would have been over quickly.'
Police said they were confronted with a full-scale riot early Sunday as hundreds of students pelted them with rocks and bottles when they tried to break up the party.
They were met by a very large, angry crowd out there.' saki Sgt Cary Gilbert of the Hartford police department. Tt was definitely a riot."
The two-hour rampage began with abojit 40 student* and eventually Involved as many as 1.000. police saki.
The big love
NEW YORK : Tracey Ullman is a true chameleon, a quirky actress of enormous charm and skill, able to Immerse herself completely In the characters she portrays
Unfortunately. The Big Love.” a one-woman show which opened Sunday at Broadway's Plymouth Theater, docsn'l give Iwr much chance to go beyond any surface cxptoraikui
The play by Brooke Allen and Jay Prcsson Alton is only skin deep In its depletion of Florence Aadland. one of Hollywood's more notorious stage mothers. Il’s gossip-column prattle stretched into two hours of fitful comedy and half-baked drama.
The day she met Errol Flynn, my baby was a virgin.' insists Aabland to the audience within the first few minutes of the evening. She's referring, of course, io her pretty 15-year-old daughter. Beverly, a long-legged youngster who caught the eye of the aging matinee Idol on the bpeklot at Warner Bros
Their liaison start tod the los Angeles movie community, earning Florence the title "mother procures' and her daughter 'novice shit" In fan magazines of the laic 1950s The affair — and the abuse — fasted two Intense years until Flynn s death at age 50 after a heart attaek.
Operation Welcome Home
NEW YORK : New York will welcome troops returning home from the Gulf war with the biggest ticker tape parade tn its history despite financial woes. Mayor David Dinkins announced on Sunday, reports Reuter.
Tt will be a massive effort.' Dinkins saki at a news conference . Tt will be the greatest ticker-tape parade that this city or any city has ever seen.'
The parade, on a date in May. will be part of a week of festivities In New York. There will be home coming celebration* all over the United Stales In Ihc coming months as the huge US force in the Gulf region is dismantled and the bulk of Ito members arc sent home.
Die Mayor had earlier indicated that New York Cliy. facing a budget gap that may be more than two billkin dollars, could not afford the clean up and security coats of a parade.
A parade for South African anti apartheid leader Nelson Mandela lust July cost the city 1.2 million dollars.
The city did not hold a parade for the N-w York Giants fcxiibajl team after It won Ihc super bowl In January New York Is cutting a»U and 400 city workers have been laid off.
Dinkins said he had formed Opcralk.n Welcome Home to raise funds by donation and plan Ihe celebration. "Were taking dunalkms of anything from five dollars to 50.000 dollurs to 500.000 dollars - whatever they want Io give.' wild Ue Jones, a city press spokesman