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Jlv. 1 '5 'i iJJ- if r- r5'; 'i 'i. In i- TI" f-y niwrr By Anthony Scaduto, Doug Vaughan and Linda Stasi Hes hicky that he has all these doors open to him. But, now down to the real stuff. They rail her glamorous Gladys? the first Mrs.

Nederiander asked. She must be in seventh heaven. I hope they call me glamorous. Im twenty years younger! Pool for Love Since NYC is putting so little into amenities these days that potholes are now considered an extra, its nice to report some cash being spent on something besides remorse and regret. In an added item on the agenda of the last Board of Estimate meeting, $4 million was awarded to Asphalt Green.

The award wras heavily lobbied by Parks enmmish Betsy Gotbaum and attorney Sid DavidofE. In case you didnt -know. Asphalt Green is the non-profit uptown athletic-community crater thats used by schools and just plain folks for its terrific ball fields and alL (Ever get a look at some of the other choices, like the Con Ed fields dowmtown? You could break a leg just walking around the bases.) The Green la adding an Olympic-sized pool and physical training center. Itll cost $19 mil, writh $16 mil bring raised privately. Putting Screws To Each Other Now its Bill Tatum, pub' of the Amsterdam News, vs.

bout A1 Gold-7 stein, pub of Screw, tmd the Sally -Jessy Raphael Show. Last week. In- ,1 aide New York printed a atony stating '7 that Tatum told producers of the Sa ly show that he had taped death threats from Goldstein. After the producers heard the tapes, they is- -sued a new. statement' saying wasnt Goldstein after alL Now Ta- turns up in arms because he says 7 that he never told them it was Gold- stein, but rather readers of Screw magazine (Goldstein published Ta-i turns address in retaliation for Ta- turns printing the Central Park jog-7! gars name).

Tatum is furious and says that hes now receiving about -S 100 death threats a day. He also told us that Mazy Duffy, one of the pro- ducers of the Sally show, doesnt re--. turn his calls, no matter how many times he calls to confront them. The producers have a whole other story, however. They say theyve called Ta- turns attorney and made countless calls to Tatum himself and are al-7 ways told hes not available.

They claim its Tatum whos not telling, the truth. He was all POd, says a spokeswoman, "that we didnt have man hed lookinto it more press in the audience to cover this 1 Jon Lester Since, then Immigration original papers twice, to Lesters stepfather Immigration ne Photos Liz Holtzman lost the according, Peter spokes- dose nty eyes. Im caught in the iniiW t.Viw dolphin in fViw fainn Richard Aurelia, president of Manhattan Cables owmfer, the Time Warner- New York City Cable Group, says, Some people are nervous about this new law. Were going to be reasonable, but were going to abide by the law. Aurelio wul meet writh adult programmers before Oct.

1, when the new regulations go into effect. And what a group thatll be. 'Byrd as Dolphin Programmers on Manhattan Ca-bles Channel are in a bit of an uproar now that New Yorkers may be seeing less skin, less frequently. issue at hand is Comptroller Liz Holtzmans new clause in the cable companys franchise agree- la ment, stating aa of October, explicit advertising and programming is allowed only be Fast Facts SPLIT DECISION: Jogger-case prosecutor Elizabeth Lederer wrill be back in court soon, but this time, its for her own divorce after a two-year marriage to Paul J. Rudden.

According to The New York Law Journal, she filed for divorce in Manhattan, he filed in Nassau and a judge must decide where it wrill actually take place. Shes also seeking a protection order against her husband TWO RIGHTS: Just as wre predicted, the Board of Estimate votkl in favor of New York Post publisher Peter Kali-kow in its llth-hour meeting Tuesday morning. Yea, hes got the right to knock down those uptowm tenements to build a more-uptown-like high-rise. And like we said, with every heavy-hitting lawyer in the wrorld on his side, how could he lose? Edited fay Linda Stasi Prison Green Jon Lester, whos serving 10 to 30 years for his role in the Howard Beach murder, may have a lot of experience with the courts, but has never gone up against the federal bureaucracy before. Lester, doing his time in Sullivan prison, signed up for some college courses inf a special SUNY.

program. SUNY requires applicants for the courses to supply a Social Security number, which Lester never -got around to getting. And he cant just send away for one, because he was born in England. Sp in order to get a Social Security he first has to apply to the Immigration Service in person. Lester, his mother and two sisters did get green cards when they first arrived in the U.S.

in 1983, but his father took the papers back to England with him. Pm OK, Hes OK Even though Caren Nederiander, ex-wife of Yankees general partner nominee Robert Nederiander, is a marriage counselor and hes now married to glamorous Gladys, Car-ens doing just fine. She bra an preasionistic photography show at Books next to theWhitney -Museum. The photos on display are from 1989 book, Changing Views, which is about, the Neder. lander divorce and Caren landers adjustment to life after their 23-year marriage ended.

Neder- tween the hours of midnight and 4:30 a.m. And, thank God, ada re- luting to incest or sex eHnee of children are also eliminated. Glenn Goldberg, Holtzmans spokesman said: This grew out 'of Liz She saw an ad for 970-INCEST and was outraged that this kind of ad appears on a public channel. So why didnt she change the channel? Robin Byrd, -host of Channel Js The Robin Byrd Show responds. see things that I dont like sometimee and I says her ex-hubbys tion is very exciting and wonderfuL Elvis License Sold WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22.

1090 Challenge: Booze, Illness Tainted Garbos Last Will Greta Garbo was so addled with hoi and illness during her last years she was incapable of property egm-nting a will to distribute art and real property worth $50 million to $100 milling, lawyers for a Garbo nephew said. The nephew, Ake Fredriluson of Os- keloeund, Sweden, is seeking to overturn the movie stars wrill leaving her entire. 4 estate to a niece. Gray Reisfield of New Jersey. On Monday, he filed a challenge to the will in New York State Sum-.

gates Court, said Joseph Waterman, a lawyer for Fredriksson. Fredriksson, 64, a retired seaman, claims as the son of Garbos brother he is entitled to a share of the late actress estate worth. Swedish newspapers have said Fre-driksaon is the illegitmate eon of Reis-fields father Sven, Garbos older brother. Garbo, 84, died April 16 leaving all her worlty possessions to Reisfield expressly disinheriting Fredriksson. She never married and had no children.

According to an affidavit filed by Fre-driksBons lawyer, Garbo did not possess the necessary degree of soundness of mind to wrrite a proper wilL Garbd, who stopped making movies at the height of her fame in 1941 and became a recluse, suffered mental wreak-nesses caused by chronic kidney disease, sleeplessness, circulatory problems and alcohol abuse, the affadivit and. Fre-drikssans lawyers said. Elvis Presleys driving license, issued in 1952 when he was a 17-year-rid high school student in Tennessee, sold for $7,400 yesterday, Sothebys said. The late king of rock and rolls faded was on the tattered license, gave the color of his eyes as blue, his hair brown and his height 5 feet, 11 inpliM An unidentified fluuulwn tor bought it at a London sale of rock nil film raemnraHilia- The highest priced item was a surrealistic collage tor John Lennon, bought anonymously for $44,300. A 1975 letter from the late member of the Beatles fetched $7,400 and a 10-foot fiberglass statue of him went for $5,300.

ufx Photo Greta Garbo in 1928 if V' 7 1 m. -V 'S 1 r-.