ROGER STAUBACH's The Staubach Co. was profiled in the
N.Y. TIMES. The company, which represents commercial
tenants, has 23 offices and is looking to open more, "with
Boston and Seattle as leading candidates" (N.Y. TIMES, 8/24).
...Dodger P CHAN HO PARK's book, "Hey Dude," is on the best-
selling list in Korea (L.A. TIMES, 8/23)....In the DRUDGE
REPORT's preliminary box office weekend estimates of the top
grossing movies, SHAQUILLE O'NEAL's "Steel" was not included
among the top 18 films (DRUDGE REPORT, 8/24)....A judge has
"dropped" DON KING's company as a defendant in next month's
retrial of King on charges that he "bilked" Lloyd's of
London. The ruling means King, not Don King Productions,
will face charges in the retrial (N.Y. POST, 8/23).....In a
feature focusing on Hollywood's next action movie heroes,
HOWIE LONG is noted for combining "muscle with matinee-idol
looks" (N.Y. POST, 8/24)....JON SPOELSTRA's book, "Ice To The
Eskimos: How To Market A Product Nobody Wants," was reviewed
in the WALL STREET JOURNAL: "Spoelstra's strategies seem to
make even a losing season a winning one" (WALL STREET
JOURNAL, 8/20). HarperCollins has gone ahead with a second
printing on the book (THE DAILY)....MARV ALBERT's lawyers
want a judge to dismiss charges against their client, "saying
prosecutors jeopardized his chances for a fair trial by
making DNA results public" (AP/N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 8/24).
