In an unusual agreemnent between Universal Pictures and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment two sequels of "Back to the Future" will be made one after the other this year.
Production was scheduled to start yesterday for the first, which will star Michael J. Fox under the direction of Robert Zemeckis. They teamed for the original sci-fi comedy, which grossed $200 million domestically. The first sequel will be released for the 1989 holiday season. The second, also with Fox and Zemeckis is scheduled for summer 1990.
Memorial weekend
Utah's most popular recreation attractions are that way for various reasons, one reason being they're beautiful.
3-way transaction
A proposed land transaction is inching toward completion, fueled by the need to build the Mountain View Corridor.
'Warriors Over the Wasatch'
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to visit Hill Air Force Base this Memorial Day weekend.
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