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Tuesday. March 3, 1987 DAILY NEWS 11 (Qllie's row a paper shuffler He's exiled to an ordinary desk job at Navy annex "Lt Col. North prepares staff papers and studies documents," the spokesman added. "He examines and develops plans and policy for use by the Marine Corps, internally." The spokesman said that North, who claims, he used to brief President Reagan on world events, now reports to a Col. Larry Weeks.

Meanwhile, North's old boss, ex-national security chief John Poindexter, a vice admiral, is back at the Pentagon serving as assistant to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Carlisle Trost. Ollie North, who a sneeze ago was negotiating covert deals with movers and shakers around the world, now is pushing papers in an office at the Navy annex near Arlington Cemetery a light-year from the power he wielded on the National Security Council in the White House. North's new assignment is that of a project officer in the Service Plans and Policy Office of the Marine Corps. The pencil-pushers in that office deal with "internal Marine matters," said a spokesman for the Leathernecks yesterday.

B2P 1 Cybill chiropractor wed in an Oriental ceremony 1 "i0J is A 7 they'd be heading for Sapporo. "There's no time for a honeymoon," said publicist Sheryl Ka-gan. "She's got to be back at work on White candles and Oriental flowers filled the home with soft colors and romantic scents for the knot-tying by Judge Richard Adler. It was the second marriage for each. Shepherd's 7-year-old daughter, Clementine (Cybill's first marriage was to car parts salesman David Ford); her mother, Patty Micci; her stepfather, Herman -Micci, and about 20 other friends and relatives attended the ceremony.

But co-star Bruce Willis was nowhere to be found. Presumably, he had trouble renting a kimono. Cybill Shepherd, an Occidental woman who was in an Oriental mood for love, wed her chiropractor, Bruce Oppenheim, in a Japanese-style wedding that will have 'em talking for a while in California, And, yes, they plan to raise a family. Rather quickly. Cybill, the star of ABC-TVs "Moonlighting," is expecting twins in October.

Shep, 37, wore an orange, white and gold antique Japanese kimono over white silk pajamas during the ceremony Sunday at her home in Encino, Calif. The doc, 38, wore a black silk kimono with black silk pajamas. No reason. They just liked it that way. So we figured I 1 TRACY SCOGGINS iooks neaitny enough to head for trie ski slopes.

ronoalella Cybill Shepherd BEAUTIFUL TRACY Scoggins turned heads at a bash in sunny California, but she's got snow on her mind. The star of "The Colbys" is off to Innsbruckon Saturday to do some downhilling at a celebrity ski for charity. We have it on good authority that she'll change her getup for the slopes. NEWXYWED NEIL SIMON presented his bride, Diane, at the Equitable Atrium, where the prolific playwright was honored by the Yivo Institute for Jewish Research. He introduced her as "a nice Catholic girl from Indiana." LOOK OUT! they shouted at Brian Bloom, the young hunk who has won a couple of Emmys for his work in the soaper "As the World Turns." Kassie Wesley of "Guiding Light" was about to crown him with a bowling ball.

But don't call the cops; it was all in fun, folks. Over 30 network soap stars had gathered at the Mid-City lanes to benefit the Manhattan Class a playwright group. HARRY HAMLIN, the hot star of "L-A Law," showed what hot really means when he sauntered into Polly O's for a bite. The guy got mobbed. Booed off stage For weeks, Romans had been waiting eagerly for Shirley Verrett's debut as Lady Macbeth.

But Sunday night was something else. Shirley nearly caused a riot And instead of flowers and bravas, Verrett was greeted with boos and jeers when she had to quit in mid-aria because her throat gave out Angry spectators in the Teatro dell'Opera demanded their money back. Shirley had skipped the opening last week of the Verdi classic "Macbeth" because of a throat inflammation. Almost immediately, the audience grew boisterous. Conductor Giuseppe Patane called for quiet But when Verrett struggled with another aria, the place erupted again and the show couldn't go on.

The kid's in middle David Weprin, state deputy banking superintendent, is involved in a nasty squabble with his former wife over custody of their 17-month-old son. Weprin, 29, is the son of Assembly Ways and Means Chairman Saul Weprin, a buddy of Donald Manes. The June 1984 wedding of David and Roselyn Weprin looked like a political meeting, with Gov. Cuomo and then-Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink among the guests. Mrs.

Weprin, whose son, Steven, is the heart of the legal feud, charged that her marriage began to fall apart at the time Manes' empire began to collapse. The couple divorced last October. A hearing is '7 I I seJkavfctUof UJwh. 13. 4 5 5 SiMON SIMON afgaia.

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