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“Cheers” 

is big 

winner at Emmys 

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — The 
barroom comedy ‘‘Cheers’ hoisted 
a leading four Emmy Awards, in- 
cluding the prize for best comedy 
series and trophies for stars Kirstie 
Alley and Bebe Neuwirth. 

NBC’s “L.A. Law,” won its fourth 
Emmy for best dramatic series at 
Sunday’s awards ceremony. 

Other major winners: James Earl 
Jones of ABC’s ‘‘Gabriel’s Fire,” 
best actor in a dramatic series; 
Patricia Wettig of ABC’s “thirty- 
something,” best actress in a dra- 
matic series; and Burt Reynolds of 
CBS’s “Evening Shade,” best actor 
in a comedy series. 

“Cheers”’ now has a total of 26 
Emmys, pulling even with ‘Hill 
Street Blues’ for the second most 
Emmys ever for a series. ‘The 
Mary Tyler Moore Show’ has the 
most, 29. ‘The Carol Burnett Show’’ 
is fourth with 22. 

“I said we were good, but now 
we're venerable I guess,” said 
“Cheers” director, co-creator and 
co-executive producer James Bur- 
rows, who aico won the comedy 
directing trophy. ‘‘Cheers” is enter- 
ing its 10th season. 

Other multiple winners included 
another awards program — the 63rd 
annual Academy Awards — which 
picked up three statuettes. 

Winners and presenters at the 
43rd annual Emmy Awards wore 
red ribbons on the Fox broadcast in 
a show of support for AIDS research 
and people with AIDS. 

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried’s 
wisecracks about Pee-wee Herman 
actor Paul Reubens’ indecent- 
exposure arrest went out live on the 
East Coast, but one minute and 40 

seconds were censored when the 
tape was shown in later time zones. 

““Masturbation’s a crime, I should 
be on death row!” Gottfried said. 
“To think that by age 14 I was 

already Al Capone!” 

Ms. Alley’s win as best actress in 
a comedy series comes four years 
after she replaced Shelley Long in 

“Cheers.” 

“I only thank God I didn’t have to 
wait as long as Ted,” said Ms. Al- 
ley, who plays insecure Rebecca 
Howe, manager of the Boston bar. 
Co-star Ted Danson was nominated 
eight times before winning last year 
for best actor in a comedy. 

Ms. Neuwirth captured her second 
consecutive Emmy for supporting 
actress in a comedy for her por- 
trayal of the cold-as-ice psycho- 
therapist Dr. Lilith Sternin-Crane. 

Reynolds got the comedy actor 
award this year for his role as a 
high school football coach. 

Comic Jonathan Winters won his 
first Emmy — best supporting 
comedy actor for ‘Davis Rules.” 

James Earl Jones, who opened 
the show with a pompous speech 
that ended with a scripted pie in his 
face, got two Emmys. 

Along with recognition for his role 
in ‘“‘Gabriel’s Fire,” about an ex-con 
who becomes a private investigator, 
he was named best supporting actor 
in a miniseries for ‘Heat Wave,” a 
TNT miniseries about the 1965 
Watts race riots. 

Ms. Wettig was honored for her 
portrayal of cancer victim Nancy 
Weston. It was her second straight 
Emmy for best dramatic actress 
and her third for ‘thirtysometh- 
ing,” which has been canceled. She 
won as best supporting actress 1988. 

“It’s a little sad,” Wettig said, 
fighting back tears. 

Her co-star Timothy Busfield was 
named best supporting dramatic 
actor for his portrayal of the im- 
mature yuppie Elliot Weston. 

“Cool!” said a bemused Busfield. 

ABC led with 26 awards; CBS was 
second with 15, followed by NBC 
with 13; PBS, 12; HBO, 5; syndic- 
ated, 2; Disney, 1; Fox, 1; and TNT, 
1. 

“Separate But Equal,” a chron- 
icle of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 
1955 school desegregation ruling, 
won in the best drama, comedy 
special or miniseries category. 

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Optical Boutique 
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Gleason Mall, 752-7207 
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Adult Hair Cut at regular 
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Conner Optical 
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Hairtiques Store Plaza 
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