-SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1988 -THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- rail State hosts elite of wheelchair athletes 11 IS i 'n I a it I mfiiaiiinmr' Peter Zarba, Lynbrook, N.Y., strains to return a shot during table tennis practice at athlete's camp at Ball State University. Athlete's glove shows the wear of turning wheels. A Jf V' fi if I l' -Alii II' 4 I i ft 13S 9 1 1 'Tiiitft' n'i rrr in ftunrniiiifiMHi Sebastian DeFrancesco of Milton, slaps a return. i i i hi ..4.,,, Sprinter Patty-Scott Durkin shifts her body weight to steer racer built without handles. WiffJ xkmii jtrrtnlrnrwartir- STAR STAFF PHOTOS JEFF ATTEBERRY Arnold Astrada, San Jose, helps javelin thrower Laura Schwanger N.J., loosen the tethers that keep her chair stable.
Story on Page B1. People Things Payne who volunteer to work with us every year want it to go on." June Jam VII is scheduled on a field behind Fort Payne High School in the band's hometown. Artists scheduled to appear with Alabama include K.T. Oslin. Sweethearts of the Rodeo, Carl Perkins, Mel McDaniel, Ricky Van Shelton, Gary Morris, Exile, Restless Heart, Dan Seals, The Charlie Daniels Band, Eddy Raven and The Shooters.
The first five June Jams raised huge sums for charities, with attendance peaking at 60,000 in 1986. Last year, the concert was hit with heavy rains, attendance fell to 20,000, and there was nothing left after expenses to give to charity. Woman returns to house after Dave won't prosecute A woman who was arrested driving David Let-terman's sports car and claiming she was his wife was arrested again after New Canaan, police found her back inside the home of the TV talk show host, authorities said Friday. Margaret M. Ray, 36, was arrested for the second time on Thursday night.
After her Sunday arrest in the car. police found that she apparently had broken into Letterman's house. Furniture, plants and a rug had been moved and there were dirty dishes in the sink. The second arrest came after a cab driver said he had driven her from a train station to Letter-man's house a day after New Jersey prosecutors dropped charges from her first arrest. Letter-man would not press charges after Sunday's incident.
By George Crenshaw Belvedere Church of Christ, which was to be followed by a reception at the Humboldt Country Club. "It'll be a small family gathering." a CBS ATews spokesman said. The 60 Minutes man was born in nearby Dakota City, grew up in Humboldt and is a frequent visitor to the northern Iowa town. It will be the second wedding for Reasoner, who has seven children by his first wife. Kathleen.
It's Baltimore, not New York If this is New York, it could be Baltimore to Tom Selleck. His new movie. Her Alibi, is to begin shooting June 27 in Baltimore, though it's set in New York and Connecticut. Location crews won't reveal much about the Marty Elfand movie, but Selleck, 43, is expected to be in Baltimore for much of the eight to 10 weeks of shooting, said Drew Friedman, international account executive for the film commission. Except for a few establishing shots in New York, much of the movie will be filmed in Maryland, he said.
Group denies benefit is in a jam Randy Owen, lead singer of Alabama, is tired of hearing people say the group's seventh annual charity bash, June Jam, will be its last. "I don't know how all of that got started. But none of it's true." he said of the June 1 1 concert at Fort Payne. Ala. Owen said the concerts "will continue as long as the people of the state of Alabama from the governor's office on down to the people in Fort Dunkle had delivered the license application to Reynolds at his Jupiter ranch March 2.
The application is good for 60 days. Reynolds and Anderson were married on the 57th day. All Reynolds had to do was get the minister and two witnesses to sign the license after the ceremony. Someone in Dunkle's office later sent Reynolds a duplicate. One of Reynolds' assistants is mailing it around so the witnesses can sign it.
Koch's benign lesions removed New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch had five non-cancerous lesions removed from his face Friday morning. He said three were caused by exposure to the sun and two were from an inherited condition. "They are common and benign lesions," Koch said. He said he visited a dermatologist, who gave him a local anesthetic and removed the lesions in about 20 minutes.
He said he was advised to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. "1 have always believed it is a good idea to follow doctor's orders. But as we begin what promises to be a beautiful and bright Memorial Day weekend, it may not be easy to do." he said. Reasoner goes home to wed CBS's Harry Reasoner went back to his hometown of Humboldt, Iowa, for his wedding today. Reasoner was to marry longtime friend Lois Weber, a Westport, Insurance executive, in a private ceremony at Congregational United Burt loses marriage license Burt Reynolds and Lonl Anderson are officially married.
They just can't prove it. Reynolds built a special chapel for the April 29 wedding, and hired a special caterer and a motorized stagecoach. But he forgot where he put the marriage license. "He called us the day before the wedding and said he couldn't seem to find it," said John Dun-kle. clerk of courts in Palm Beach County, Fla.
"He wanted to know what to do." "First, let me explain the rules i.
