European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 12, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Al Al 12 the stars and stripes thursday March 2,1987 races places Amy Carter parking tickets paid by radio station from press Deupi tent a Boilon radio station and two of its morning personalities have paid Oil the $335 Amy Carter owed Providence r.i., for parking Lack cos and tech Andy my and Joe Martelle of Wroth of reached into their Pockels in pay $100 of the fines for the daughter of former president Carter White the station chipped in to pay the rest and hired a limousine to deliver he payment the payment covered s30s in tickets dating Back to february j 986 and n $30 Denver Boot fee. The Boot is a device thai renders a car impossible to drive. Carter s car was boated and towed last Mont because of 10 unpaid tickets. It remained at a provi Dence Auto body lot. To gel the car Back. Carter will have to appear i court to sign a release form. Site also will have to pay classic country York s Tinion Center barter known Tor a aloft and Cla Aleal Muiloc lakes on a grand Ola opry ttys at Dolly parian performs a number on the Banjo during her country math Jour with the Juddi and Alabama a private company lowing and storage fees clerk Bob Joyce said attempts to reach Carter were unsuccessful. Shehas an unlisted Telephone number and repeatedly has declined to respond to messages relayed through Brown University officials Moos said he decided to pay the fines after the mation broadcast a report about Carter s unpaid tickets and received about a dozen Calls of support. Some of our listeners fett she was being picked on because of tier notoriety macs said. She struck a chord in them. They were  Carter is one of 20 University students facing pos sible expulsion for disrupting a University trustees meeting with an anti apartheid protest the Brown Sophomore and the other students arc charged with breaking Campus rules and showing disrespect for the University Community. Mayflower Madam wins Sydney Buddle Barrow dubbed the Mayflower Modem after her prostitution related arrest in new York May keep Money she earns from Book an movie deals about her escort services an. Appeals court ruled. Barrows listed in the social Register As a descendant of Mayflower settlers pleaded guilty in july 1985 to a Mise Meanor charge of promoting prostitution and paid a $5,000 line. She ran three escort services finesse cachet and Elan which authorities said were fronts for prostitution. Barrows the 5-0 decision by the new York supreme court appellate division blocks an attempt by the slate crime victims Board to seize Money Barrows received As a result of her illegal activities. I m absolutely thrilled Barrows said of the ruling following disposition of her Case Barrows arranged for movie and Book deals about her business. Barrows said the total amount of earnings involve Dis about $250,000, about half of which goes to Bill Novak her ghostwriter. Penthouse must go the City of Boston says a Penthouse built ii Bobita one of the expert House renovators from the pcs series this old House must go. Vila built the Penthouse in a Condo in Boston s posh Back Bay area eight years ago but never obtained the necessary permits for the work. He should have known belter said Ann Glen Sun chairman of the City s Back Bay architectural commission Cecelia a har who bought the Condo minium from Vila is going to court in a bid to save the Penthouse. Last week Eity officials ordered her lore move it and she has until March 25 to do so. Vila who formerly was a contractor finished the Penthouse and roof deck before he started working on this old  writer loses lawsuit a los Angeles judge has dismissed a $1,1-Millionlawsuit filed on behalf of free Lance writer Chris Van Ness who contended the National enquirer stole his Story about Cathy Evelyn Smillir and John  court Jade Miriam to Sjol said inc enquirer was t notified within the prescribed period that the August 1983 suit had been lied the Eri Ourer did t receive its copy until last october under slate Law defendants must be Noli find of such filings within three years. Van Ness alleged that the enquirer promised him125,000 in May 1982 if his interviews with Smith would support the headline was John Belushi Mur dered he said the enquirer later changed the headline to i killed John Belushi and told him misinformation on the comedian s overdose death was t detailed enough. Enquirer attorney person Zwy Dufach contended Vanness was paid $1,000 for lipping the tabloid but that Van Ness wanted More. Zweifach said he enquire sent its own reporters to Toronto 10 interview Smith. Smith began a three year prison term last september after pleading no contest to one count of voluntary manslaughter and three counts of furnishing and administering dangerous drugs in the March 1982 death of Belushi at the chateau Mirn Wal hotel. Ski ova survives 20 years life is still a cabaret for Joel Grey. He s currently on our with the musical in Chicago and will return Tobro Missy with it later this year More than 20 years since its opening there. It s still a very Strong show Grey said. It s kind of Liker opening up a bottle of wine after 20 Yea Sand you wonder How it has sur Vived the test of time it seems to be Richer to a lot of  Grey wants this cabaret to offer something fresh. 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