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Lonetree, authorities said, had an affair with a female KGB agent who was reportedly working as a translator at the embassy. The woman took him home a number of times, introducing him to her "Uncle Sasha," who was actually a KGB agent. The translator had been among 260 Soviets employed by the U.S. embassy in Moscow and the consulate in Leningrad until the Kremlin pulled them out last October to protest Washington's expulsion of 80 Soviet diplomats...
SEEKING DIVORCE. Sasha Stallone, 33, from Sylvester Stallone, 38, the celluloid heavyweight of Rocky I, II and III and two-fisted star of numerous other movie thrillers; after ten years of marriage; in Los Angeles. She filed for a divorce once before, in 1978. Later the couple reconciled...
Some important novels by Soviet exiles still remain inaccessible to U.S. readers. School for Fools (Ardis) by Sasha Sokolov, 40, has not gained adequate recognition because of difficulties in translation. Cast in the form of an internal dialogue between the two personalities of a schizophrenic youth, the novel is rich in exotic images and associations that are largely lost in English, despite Translator Carl Proffer's heroic efforts...
Sunday, Regina M. Sasha '87, Cimino's roommate in Thayer 28 and three friends rented a car to drive to New Haven and visit her. "I think she's going to be okay," said Sasha, "her spirits were good." She also added that Cimino 'loves mail...
...nudge bids upward with capitalist determination. "What's the matter, you leave your wallets at home?" he asked after the first 17 horses were shown and only five were sold for a paltry total of $142,000. To help warm up the bidding and the bidders, Alexander ("Sasha") Ponomarev, Tersk stud manager, seized the gavel and ordered generous rounds of vodka. The stratagem was rewarded. Ken Ford of San Antonio success fully bid $52,000 for a gray mare named Pishka, which he said would be a present for his daughter Tina, 20. After the auction, the Soviets said...