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2E TODAY THE SUN THURSDAY, JULY 141988 EVENTS NAMES AND FACES Bastille Day, the bash was held at Chez Fernand. It Included not only the expected French food and champagne, but also the appearance of can-can girls. Robert Woods, the president of the Cleveland-based Telarc firm, called the BSO "the most focused and defined orchestra I've witnessed. They're superb in what they're doing and what they're planning." Part of what Telarc Is planning is to make "at least two and hopefully three records a year" with Zinman and the BSO. "In five years," Woods promised, "it's going to be quite a discography!" Stephen Wigler INXS tops MTV award nominees ished film "The Last Temptation of Christ," and most came away favorably impressed.

"Overall, I had a very, very positive reaction. I saw nothing blasphemous in It," said Episcopal Bishop Paul Moore of New York, who joined 30 to 40 other Protestant and Catholic officials Tuesday at the New York screening Like others interviewed, Bishop Moore accepted the reminder by Mr. Scorsese in his brief remarks at the screening that the movie is based on the novel by Nikos Kazantzakis, not on the Gospels. Nevertheless, some said the film powerfully stated the human struggle of Jesus, which has a biblical basis and could stimulate fruitful discussion in churches. Evangelical groups have objected to the film's script, calling It blasphemous.

The film is scheduled for release In September. Glimpses Film and television star James Garner is in satisfactory condition following surgery on his stomach. The operation to repair an aneurism a swollen blood vessel was performed at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center In Los Angeles last Friday, according to a hospital spokesman. The Smothers Brothers, whose brief revival during the spring was not renewed, will return to CBS for six episodes in the fall because of the writers strike, said Kim LeMasters, president of CBS Entertainment. Maryland nurses among those honored for AIDS care Nurses from around the country who care for AIDS patients will be honored today at the Department of Health and Human Services where they'll receive a special Assistant Secretary for Health award.

The 14 nurses include Christine Grady, Nancy L. Sears and Rose V. Thomas, all nurses at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Dorothy Ward-Wimmer of Children's Hospital National Medical Center in Washington and Bren-da L. Staton of D.C. General Hospital.

Robert Windom, assistant secretary for health, said, "I feel very strongly that nurses who are giving selfless, dedicated care to people who have AIDS have not received the recognition they have merited." Charles Stanley, a public affairs specialist for the Department of Health and Human Services, said the award recipients were recommended by their peers. Dr. John Bartlett, director of AIDS patient care for the Johns Hopkins Health System, said he believed the absence of any Hopkins representation was "clearly an oversight. We've asked our patients what they like best about the in-patient care here and they say it's the nurses that make the difference. "Our nurses do an extraordinary Job, an unbelievable ob.

That's a tough, tough Job." HHS communications official Jim Brown said nominations are already being received for a 1 989 award. He believes next year's search and review process will be more thorough and more In-depth. Susan Baer INXS and U2 dominated the nominations for the 1988 MTV Video Music Awards, which were announced Tuesday. Australia's INXS was nominated for eight awards, including best video for Its "Need You Tonight" clip. Ireland's U2 was nominated for six BRUCE awards, Including two for best video for "Where the SPRINGSTEEN and "1 Still Haven't Found What Streets Have No Name," Today's past Alumni club to meet at college 1 The Alumni Association of the Community College of Baltimore will meet Julv 16, 1 1 a.m.

In the Gaare Auditorium of the Nursing Building on the college's Liberty Campus, 2901 Liberty Heights Ave. Call 396-1597. 'Saturday Night at IMAX' i "Saturday Night at IMAX" presentations will begin July 16, 8 p.m. at the Maryland Science Center, 601 Light and continue for six more Saturday nights. IMAX films "Speed" and "To Fly" will be shown at various times.

Call 685-4366. Business women to meet July 18 The Baltimore Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners will meet July 18, 6 p.m. at the new Stouffers Hotel in the Gallery at Harborplace. Call 764-3620 or 922-001 8. i Free show of 'Jerry's Girls' musical The musical "Jerry's Girls" will come to On Stage Downtown July 19, 8 p.m.

at War Memorial Plaza. The free show will be presented by the Cockpit in Court Summer Theater. Call 837-INFO. Kangaroo Kids from Howard County The Kangaroo Kids, a precision jump rope team from the Columbia area in Howard County, will perform July 19, 1 p.m. at Broadway Market Square.

The performers range in ages from 5 to 15. Call 396-9177. McDonald's to hold children's event "Children's Cove Day" will be observed July 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, Pier 3, 501 E.

Pratt St. The event is sponsored by the Ronald McDonald Children's Charities and area McDonald's restaurants. Entertainment will begin at 10 a.m. Ronald McDonald will present some "gifts from the sea," variety of new sea urchins, starfish and crabs, to the Aquarium for its "North American Tide Pools: The Children's Cove" exhibit on level four. Call 576-3810.

Surprise Shop to hold sidewalk sale The Surprise Shop of Trinity Church, 120 Allegheny Towson, will hold its annual Sidewalk Sale July 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine. Clothing, housewares, books, jewelry, toys and bric-a-brac will be offered for $1 or less. There will also be a plant table, refreshments and bagpipe music. Call 828-9343.

'Sidewalk art' at Rosedale library A "sidewalk art" event for children ages 4 to 1 2 will be held July 20, 10:30 a.m. at the Rosedale Area Branch of the Baltimore County Public Library, 6105 Kenwood Ave. Rain date is July 21. An adult should accompany children under 7. Register by calling 866-5650 or visit the library.

It you want to be listed in this column, write two weeks in advance to Events, Features Department, The Sun. Baltimore 21278 I'm Looking For." Other nominees for the best-video award include George Harrison for "When We Was Fab," and Bruce Springsteen for "Tunnel of Love." Mr. Harrison, Terence Trent D'Arby, Prince, Steve Winwood and Mr. Springsteen will compete for the best-male-video award, while Cher, Lita Ford, Janet Jackson, Suzanne Vega and Jody Watley will compete for best-female-video honors. The awards ceremony will be broadcast live on MTV from Los Angeles Sept.

7. Clerics see no evil in Scorsese film Director Martin Scorsese gave some liberal, mainline Christians the first look at his controversial, all-but-fln- THIS DATE IN HISTORY: July 14 In 1 958, the army of Iraq overthrew the monarchy. In 1966, eight student nurses were murdered by Richard Speck in a Chicago dormitory. BIRTHDAYS: Author Isaac Bashevis Singer is 84. Actor Terry Thomas is 77.

Former President Gerald R. Ford is 75. Former CBS newscaster Douglas Edwards Is 71, Movie director Ingmar Bergman is 70. NBC News commentator John Chancellor Is 61. Football player-turned-actor Rosey Grier is 56.

From Staff and Wire Reports BSO celebrates new record The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and its music director, David Zinman, threw a party for themselves yesterday afternoon to celebrate the release of their first record together. Since the record, a CD on the Telarc label that should be in record stores later this month, contains nothing but the music of French composer Hector Berlioz, and since yesterday was the day before Network rumors say CBS is up for sale to tycoon Murdoch LIZ SMITH "HALF THE people in America are faking it," said Robert Mitchum. The hot skinny from CBS will doubtless be covered everywhere today, so this is just comment. Rumors were ongoing (and denied by Larry Tisch) that a beleaguered CBS would be put up for sale to tycoon Rupert Murdoch. Evidently.

In this case, the denials of the man at the top bear weight. The network's other decision, acted on yesterday morning by the board, to replace longtime broadcast head man Gene Jankowski with young Turk Howard Stringer, is probably a good one. Stringer is the genial, ambitious, clever Welshman, now a U.S. citizen, who has been heading up CBS News. He emerges now triumphant, even overcoming those two recent books of antimatter about CBS Ed Joyce's "Prime Times, Bad Times" and Peter Boyer's "Who Killed CBS?" tidal wave.

People just can't figure out why Sheinberg did it. Why did he decide to stab his contemporaries just for the hell of speaking out? Why, that's not the Hollywood way! (The H. way is to always look like you're playing ball up front, keep your mouth shut out back, and tiptoe through the tulips hypocritically.) Some insiders and critics of Sheinberg now say he took a holier-than-thou attitude in his comments about other tycoons, making himself out to be more moral than they. This, they remind, doesn't sit well when Sheinberg himself paid his wife, actress Lorraine Gary, an astronomical $750,000 to play the female lead In "Jaws III." (Gary isn't exactly a household celebrity name, nor an actress who Is much in demand outside of hubby's productions. She was the original wife in the original Tribune Media Services ask, to Jankowski? I am told he will be moved upstairs on his way out.

Maybe CBS wasn't killed after all, merely wounded, and is on its way to recovery. ABC HAS another serious brain drain in the loss of its Incredibly talented director of visual communications Rick Giacalone. He is joining his West Coast counterpart, Hal Garb. WE MADE shock waves in Hollywood recently writing about a piece coming from Manhattan, written by Aaron Latham, In which the president of powerful MCA, Sid Sheinberg, spoke out candidly In criticism of some of his peers. (Specifically, he trashed Michael Eisner of Disney, Ned Tanen of Paramount, Frank Price, formerly of Columbia and Universal.) Now the movie community has actually read the article in full and I'd say the shock waves have turned to a Coming over from ABC to take Stringer's news job is David Burke, an ABC veep, right hand to Roone Arledge, and former helper to Sen.

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