European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 9, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 the stars and stripes . Thursday june 9r 1994 Veteran actor Barry Sullivan dead at 81 los Angeles a Barry Sullivan the rugged actor who co starred in Queen Bee with Joan Crawford and 1 the bad and the Beautiful with Kirk Douglas has died at 81. Sullivan who had been suffering from a respiratory ailment died monday at his suburban Sherman Oaks Home family spokesman Warren sea Bury said. Sullivan also starred in Steven Spielberg a to directorial debut night gallery in 1969 and appeared in several to series including Bonanza the streets of san Francisco and Cannon. Born in new York City Sullivan worked As a theater usher and department store buyer before making his Broadway debut in 1936. He played the defense lawyer in the Caine Mutiny court martial on Broadway. Sullivan went to Hollywood in the Early 1940s and appeared in several movies beginning in 1943 with the woman of the town which co starred Claire Trevor. He played disgruntled husband Tom Buchanan in the 1949 version of the great gatsby starring Alan Ladd. Sullivan played a film director in 1952 s the bad and the Beautiful a movie about behind the scenes Hollywood. A a a a a a file Barry Sullivan whose career started in the �?T30s, was known for his egg Edness and versatility. Sullivan a other films included the gangster 1947 the outsiders 1950 jeopardy 1954 Queen Bee 1955 Stagecoach to hell 1964 Willie boy 1969 earthquake 1974 and of god 1977. In television Sullivan starred in the series harbormaster in 1957-58 the tall Man a Western that ran from 1960 to 1962 and the Road West in 1966 and 1967. Sullivan is survived by two daughters theatrical director Jenny Sullivan and Patsy Sullivan Webb who is mar tied to Singer songwriter Jimmy Webb and a son John Cornelius. He was married and divorced three times Seabury said. Bm0 and present 00 0 funding Lor dus Uso tout Mado possible by go Nurious grains lion All and at amp to free of charge to military id card holders in concert soldiers Field Nurnberg Germany june 12th 1600 hours Gates open at 1430 no bottles cans cameras or video cameras allowed. Failure to Saddle Rostenkowski with tax rap Washington a some lawyers see the Lack of a tax evasion charge against rep. Dan Rostenkowski As a sign of weakness in the governments Case against him. A former prosecutor though says it shows the government avoided a Blunder that would have allowed the trial to be moved to Chicago. The Illinois Democrat who headed the House ways and Means committee was indicted last week on 17 counts that basically charge he converted $636,600 in Federal funds and $56,267 in Campaign funds to his personal use. He used schemes such As putting household workers on the government payroll and cashing in Stamps intended for official use the indictment says.  a if he used the Money for personal gain that a income and you a expect to see a tax evasion charge. We know from press accounts that the irs was called to a said Joseph Digenova a former . Attorney in Washington who is now in private practice. A so they obviously have trouble showing that he personally  Digenova a doubts were shared by some other private attorneys who discussed the Case on condition of anonymity a but another former . Attorney Thomas Puccio who won convictions of six House members and one senator in the of big a a scam operation said a tax evasion charge would have been a the dumbest move they could have made a in 1978, rep. Otto Passman d-la., was indicted in Washington on charges of failing to report $143,000 on tax returns among other counts. A Passman invoked his option under the Law to be tried on tax evasion in the place where he filed his returns so the trial got moved to his Hometown in Louisiana and Passman was acquitted Puccio said. A Eric Holder the . Attorney who indicted Rostenkowski is too Bright to make a huge Blunder like that a if Rostenkowski were to get a trial on tax charges moved to Chicago where he has been elected to Congress 18 times few judges would agree to the expense of trying other charges separately in Washington. Outlining one problem in showing that Rostenkowski personally profited Digenova pointed out that the Only count that charges him with accepting illegal Cash in person depends on the testimony of former Rostenkowski House postmaster Robert Rota who allegedly handed the Money to him. Rota has pleaded guilty to three misdemeanours and agreed to cooperate but has not been sentenced. The Rostenkowski indictment says Rota a falsely stated to congressional investigators that he did not know whether House members received Cash from the Post office for Stamps. Rostenkowski a lawyer Dan Webb a will undoubtedly ask when Rota was lying a to the investigators or in testimony against Rostenkowski that could reduce Rotas own sentence Digenova said. Digenova called obstruction of Justice the most dangerous count for Rostenkowski. Rostenkowski allegedly told an engraver subpoenaed by the grand jury not to say anything about engraving brass plaques for 50 Crystal Sculp Tures of the Capitol witness tampering carries a 10-year penalty that under sentencing guidelines can be added to other penalties and can stiffen the sentences on other counts Digenova noted. But James Cole attorney for engraver Harold j. Wills said wills account of a that matter is pretty innocuous a Cole represents eight of 14 employees on Rostyn Kowskie a House payroll who allegedly did no official work. A my clients Are prepared to testify they did official work a Cole said. Nest does t remain empty for Many parents study says Ann Arbor Mich. Up the empty nest syndrome does no to last Long for Many families according to a study released tuesday although 80 percent of Young people leave their parents Homes by age 23, the study by the University of Michigan said one third come Back within three years and then stay for a period of at least several months. The study blamed a the unsettled state of the Job and marriage markets in the 1990s As the reason Young people return to the nest after living alone with roommates or with intimate partners. In general the study of 932 Young men and women found them travelling a variety of paths on their Way to establishing themselves in permanent Homes of their own a a the move toward Independence from the parental family is More complicated and multidirectional now than in the past with most Young adults now having Many More living options to choose from a said sociologist Arland Thornton who conducted the study for the University a Institute of social research. University of Michigan researcher Linda Young Demarco and sociologist Frances Goldscheider of Brown University in Providence , also worked on the study. After leaving Home the study said Young people live with other relatives with housemates or in dormitories or Barracks others Start cohabit Ting or get married. The study said that after leaving Home a More than one third of the Young men and women lived in a dormitory Camp or Barracks. A about 11 percent of men and 5 percent of women lived alone while 8 percent of men and 11 percent of women lived with a partner in an intimate relationship. A less than 5 percent of men and about 16 percent of w Omen w ent directly into a new marriage. A one third returned Home within three years for four months or More