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2cA The Des Moines Register Monday, April 26, 1999 ITS 10 O'CLOCK People er. In the NEWS- Compiled by Jerry Szumski Woody; 1 I -r- I i leaving him badly wounded on a mission off the coast of Vietnam on March 14, 1969. On Saturday, they took an emotional tour of Washington's most famous veterans monuments. "I saw people I hadn't seen in 30 years," the Nebraska Democrat said. Mike Nichols, 67, film director, has never been tempted iMhiflff -AMiammJk DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR KIDS ARE? A day for DiMaggio Woody Allen, 63, filmmaker, humorist and geeky bon vlvant, posed (film at 1 1) pushing a baby in a pram down Park Avenue with his wife, Soon-Yi Previn, 28.

Adopted child? The couple wouldn't say. She hasn't looked pregnant lately. Bechet (Bih-SHAY) Dumaine Allen is named after the swing-era jazz clarinetist Sidney Bechet, papa confided. The parents were married Dec. 23, 1997, after Allen fell out with Mia Farrow, his longtime lover and Previn's adoptive mother.

During a court battle over custody of his children with Farrow, a judge said Allen lacked "any parenting skills." Farrow won custody and Allen gets only supervised visits, Sen. Bob Kerrey met Saturday in Washington with fellow-Medal of Honor winners, congressmen and active Navy SEALS to mark the 30th anniversary of his receiving the commendation for bravery in Vietnam. Present were members of Kerrey's team the night a grenade tore into his right leg, Above Ground Pool Sale A'iV This year vacation in your own back yard with a pool from Central Iowa Pool Spa. Joe DiMaggio's granddaughters, speak with New York Mayor Rudy naming the city's West Side Highway Yankee Stadium later, Paul Simon gone, Joe DiMaggio" and the rest of memorable center-fielder, who died Doll and dork That may sound judgmental, a tad harsh, and sexist besides, but Heath-er Graham, wearing short, dark outfit with zipper front, must be doing this for the money, or maybe she's a terribly empa-thetic social-worker type who suffers the pain of pains. What-e-ver, kids, yeah, that's Mike Myers with HG in a scene for ylusrin Powers II: The Spy Who Shagged Me.

Go see it in June. Some of us have to, like, stay home to spy on your shaggy Web sites. 1 i i if It's your time and your style enjoy it! clothing for men and women to move to Hol-lywood. "I can't. There's a virus I have no protection against if I'm there: How am I perceived?" Nichols said in Sunday's New- York Times.

"Aiid you can do whatever you like, put towels at the bottom of the door, not read the trades, which I have not done for 35 years, if you're there long enough you will think, 'But how am I The consummate New Yorker is to be honored May 3 with a lifetime achievement award from the Film Society of Lincoln Center. -j 5 I i ,0 Orv I -i 4702 University Ave. Des Moines 255-2501 9.30 6.00 9.00 5.30 Sat. Paula Hamra, at left, and Kathie Stein, Giuliani Sunday after a ceremony re after the late great Yankee Clipper. At waves after singing "Where have you Mrs.

Robinson during a tribute to the March 8. Jt- a. 5 1 Yi 7 .1 rffi'iy sc'iVs oh emits (iftlie past inillcmiiiiiu. England gets tunnel link MILLENNIUM TRAfSfWAUDN The sceptered isle was an isle no more in 1994, when England was linked by land to the European continent via a tunnel beneath the English Channel. There were proposals as early as 1802 to cut a passage through the chalky layers beneath the channel.

In the 1880s, a tunnel was dug from the English side until public outcry halted the project. The British feared a tunnel would be an easy invasion route. As Shakespeare noted, the sea served as a moat "against the envy of less hap- pier lands." Work begun in 1987-88 created a tunnel 31 miles long between Folkestone, England, and Sangatte, France. It's actually three parallel tunnels: two for highspeed train traffic, and a middle one for maintenance and security. With trains traveling up to 100 mph, the cross-channel trip takes 35 minutes.

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Good thru April 30. 1999. eljc tics itloincs Jicpistcr Landscaping Sprinkler Systems Mowing Trimming Free Estimates Satisfaction I.AI'K. KAl'CIIAsyH iATKl' Mary and David Holbrook of Yuma, take part in a submachine gun course at Front Sight Firearms Training Institute's Nevada facility. Project offers home on the (firing) range Onlv 250 or so days until A Christmas spec-tacular by the leg(gy)endary Radio City Music Hall Rockettes, and Troy Greenfield, right, works on a routine with other dancers in Detroit, one of nine audition sites.

The show, you might say, is the Real McCaugheys there will be seven versions at the same time, in different cities. Weekend moiegoers make 'Matrix' No. 1 AxwiC.l.m.li I'KKNS Los Aiigeles, Calif. The cy berspace adventure "The Matrix was No. 1 at the box office during a weekend coming just before the re lease of the "Star Wars" prequel and other highly anticipated movies.

"Matrix" grossed $12.9 million this weekend, after crossing the $100 million mark last week. The prison comedy "Life" slipped to sec ond place with $11.6 million after losing 43 percent of its audience, in dustry estimates showed Sunday. Two comedies that opened in wide release failed to grab a sizable audience. "Pushing Tin," the John Cusack-Billy Bob Thornton comedy about a rivalry between two frantic air traffic controllers, opened with $3.6 million for fourth place. "Lost Found," featuring David Spade as a smarmy dognapper who falls in love with a beautiful neighbor, opened in sixth place with $3.1 million.

Musician Troutman slain ASSOCIATMi Dayton, Ohio Funk musician Roger Troutman, of the duo Roger Zapp, was shot to death Sunday, possibly by his brother in a murder-suicide, police said. Troutman, 47, was found outside his recording studio here about 7 a.m. and died later during surgery, police said. His brother Larry, 54, was found dead in a car a few blocks away with a gunshot wound to the head, and a handgun was found inside the car. Investigators could know by Tuesday whether the gun was used in both shootings, police said.

Roger Zapp, artists with Warner Brothers, were known for the 1980 hit "More Bounce For The Ounce." Lotteries Iowa Lottery Sunday's Cash 4 Life: 32-36-66-67 Sunday's Pick 3: 5-7-0 Other lotteries Minnesota Sunday's winning numbers: Daily 3: 7-5-8 Missouri Sunday's winning numbers: Show Me 5: 11-15-21-26-29 Pick 3: 5-1-5 Wisconsin Saturday's winning numbers: SuperCash: 6-13-16-21-22-36 Megabucks: 1-5-19-29-41-46 Corrections Clarifications The Des Moines Register strives tor accuracy and fairness. Errors in our news columns will be corrected in this space. Readers who believe the paper has erred may request a correction by telephoning the MetroIowa desk at (515) 284-8065. -v. sr-s.

ijn I bloodshed at Columbine High School. Had any adults there carried a concealed weapon, he said, "lives would have been saved." In fact, a sheriffs deputy assigned full time to Columbine exchanged gunfire with the attackers early in the assault and radioed for backup. Piazza expects Front Sight's first phase training ranges and classrooms to be ready by year's end. New residents will be welcomed by the end of 2000, he said. For now, the community is just a maze of gravel and dust with tents for holding classes, which have drawn 2,000 students since they began in January.

The site, halfway between Death Valley and Las Vegas, as yet has neither water nor power. Piazza, 39, a former chiropractor, got interested in guns in 1988 after a shooting in his Aptos, neighborhood. After taking lessons, he opened Bakerfield's Front Sight Firearms Training Institute in 1996. He bought land here with proceeds. Piazza was also attracted to Nevada because of what he calls the state's "firearm-friendly laws." Nevada allows citizens to own Class 3 weapons, such as submachine guns.

California does not. Local government is treating Front Sight like any other new development. Nye County Planning Commissioner Tom Riley says his fellow officials "don't have any real concerns with it Instead of the 19th hole, they've got the bullet hole." XI 10 HISTORIC VALLEY IUNCTION likchik RURAL ARTIFACTS 417 MAPLE 255 0588 MSiSn- Mower Repair at Your Home Starting at s3495 Guaranteed 4 5030 NE 14th St. 262-9802 A gated community planned for Nevada will pair custom homes and shooting facilities. By ANGIE WAGNER Asm ii iATKf) I'kkss Front Sight, Nev.

In the midst of simmering desert, in a town yet to be, Ignatius Piazza envisions a gated community that will offer residents not golf courses or pools, but 13 shooting ranges. Front Sight, a 550-acre planned community, will straddle two counties whose officials have already ap proved it. It will offer prospective buyers tl one-acre custom-home lots and 350 townhomes, and it will have its own community center, school and landing strip. "It's the Pebble Beach of firearms training," Piazza boasted. Piazza insists he and others in volved in the project are not affiliated with any militia.

He said most of the students who have taken his classes here or in Bakersfield, are professionals, law enforcement officers and homemakers. And he understands that the con cept of Front Sight will offend some people after Tuesday's massacre at a Littleton, school. He maintains, however, that a fa miliarity with guns, Front Sight's goal, could have reduced the Mondays and Tuesdays Are SENIOR DAYS Our Breakfast Buffet Is rz Breakfast Buffet Sened 6:00 am lo 10:00 am 'Seniors (60 Over) onl. Not Valid on llnlidim 'Price Not Good ith An Other Discounts or on Meeting Room Reservations Tomorrow Register Kyle Munson looks at how people feel about the Marilyn Manson concert scheduled for Cedar Rapids this week, in light of the high school shootings in Littleton, Colo. See the Today section.

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