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Christina Covino is an American television soap opera writer. Positions held. All My Children. Script Writer (2002-2003) Breakdown Writer (1996-1997) (Hired by Lorraine Broderick) As the World Turns. Script Writer (1995, 1999) Breakdown Writer (1995-1996; 1998-1999) Awards and nominations. Daytime Emmy Award
Christina Covino. Writer. Additional Crew. Christina Covino is known for All My Children (1970), As the World Turns (1956) and The Commish (1991). Add photos, demo reels Add to list. More at IMDbPro. Contact info. Agent info. Awards. 4 wins & 6 nominations. Known for. All My Children. 6.8. TV Series. Writer(1996-1997, 2002-2003) 1996–2003 • 5 eps.
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Jan 23, 2009 · Jan 23, 2009. #1. One story which has appeared in several books, tangentally, is the story of the three women: Christina Corvino, of Mt Vernon New York; her sister in law, Margaret Carola, and Amelia Iazetta of Brooklyn, in cabin A-230. The story, until now, has never had a diagram.
COVINO, CHRISTINA (MRS.) (62), Andrea Doria, °1894 ~ †25/07/1956, (nee Di Paolo) Sister to Amelia Iazzetta. Both Amelia and Christina shared Cabin 230 with Rosa Carola and her grown daughter, Margaret. All, but Rosa who was in the ship's infirmary, had drowned in their cabin during the collision
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Covino: Mrs. Christina: Boarded in Naples. Perished with her sister, Amelia Iazzetta, in A-Deck cabin 230. Cristillo: Mr. Amedeo 24 yrs: Boarded in Naples. On his way to Rochester. Rescued by the Thomas: Cucchi: Mr. Rafaelle: Boarded in Naples: Curcio: Mr. Benito 20 yrs: Boarded in Genoa. A-Deck Cabin 290. Rescued by the Ile de France. Cusumano ...
Sep 8, 2006 · January 31, 1996. Written By. Richard Culliton. Christina Covino. Addie Walsh. Stephen Demorest. Janet Iacobuzio. John Kuntz. Patti Dizenzo. Don Chastain. Susan Kirshenbaum. Lorin Wertheimer....
On A Deck in Cabin 230, Amelia Iazzetta, Christina Covino and Margaret Carola were killed as they were in the direct line of the collision. Margaret's mother, Rosa Carola, was in the ship's hospital and did not perish with her daughter. Seven other women in adjacent cabins were also killed including Laura Bremermann in cabin 228.
