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The Marion Star Friday February 19, 1982 MEGS 8a I i rr- Q5P I I ill i her anchor ABC is also in the midst of shooting "Children of the Streets," a made-for-TV flick about juvenile crime on the streets of New York. The project, which has no firm airdate, stars young Ike' Eisenmann and Trini Alvarado, who headlined in the 1981 film, "Times Square." WALTZING. MATILDA The Aussies continue to make their presence felt in Hollywood with the announcement that Mel Gibson, who received accolades for his role in "Gallipoli," will co-star with "Alien" star Sigour-ney Weaver in the MGM romantic thriller, "The Year of Living Dangerously." Famed Aussie director Peter Weir is set to direct 4his venture as well. STARLET In Burt Reynolds' action flick, "Sharky's Machine," several high-class call girls fall victim to a terrorist. One of those girls is played by alluring 19-year-old actress-model Suzee Pai.

Of Chinese-French stock, the lovely Ms. Pai has also graced the pages of Penthouse magazine. Cyndy Garvey is looking to hit a home run for ABC TELE-BLIPS Aspiring actress-hostess Cyndy Garvey has another active project in development, this time for ABC. The pilot episode, "Success," will deal with people who have become successful in various ways. "Hour Magazine's" Gary Collins will assist Ms.

Garvey in UPDATE It's Grammy week. Here's a rundown of the nominees in the top categories for you to handicap: Record of the year: "Arthur's Theme," Christopher Cross; "Bette Davis Eyes," Kim Carnes; "Endless Love," Diana Ross and Lionel Richie; "Starting Over," John Lennon; "Just the Two of Us." Bill Withers and Grover Washington. Album of the year: "Brea-kin' Away," Al Jarreau; "Double Fantasy," John Lennon and Yoko Ono; "The Dude," Quincy Jones; "Gaucho," Steely Dan; "Mistaken Identity." Kim Carnes. Ml IJU'PJ" A JJWMUUlvlWJ r- K( "1 i mrnm roc raGsaiMDgDiSa QP(PQEICBI fin (km: mi (111 oaifjiiiiiiBB i man III' rWi5 John Lennon and Yoko Ono: Grammy nominees New artist: Adam and the Ants, Sheena Easton.The Go-Gos, James Ingram, Luther Vandross. Suzee Pai takes aim at film STAR SCOOPS Handsome actor Robert Urich is riding high in the saddles these days, with his multifilm development deal with MGM and a fall "82 series deal for NBC.

Robert's first cinematic effort, "Endangered Species," a yarn about cattle mutilations, will be released later this year. His NBC series, which will be done through MGM's video unit is called "Gavilan" and should be on NBC's fall '82 schedule. In "Gavilan," Urich will headline as an. Tlavy commander who takes on dangerous and exciting assignments. Sounds like a cross between "Vegas" and Magnum P.I." SPECIAL HAVE YOUR WATCH CLEANED AND OVERHAULED DURING FEBRUARY REG.

$15 NOW9.99 PARTS EXTRA MANUAL WBVD 140 W. CENTER ST. Robert Urich looks confident in 'Endangered jSpecles'.