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Returning to California, she married twice, to a policeman and a lawyer, and divorced twice. She tried going into the family business, acting, but without great success. She drifted into what she calls "the talk business," serving as hostess on TV talk shows in San Francisco, then Los Angeles. For the past 18 months she has been editor of Showcase U.S.A., a slick bimonthly designed to promote sales abroad...
SEEKING DIVORCE. Erik Estrada, 31, macho motorcycle policeman on NBC television's CHIPS; and Joyce Miller Estrada, 40, whom he met in Hawaii while recovering from injuries received in a motorcycle accident on location; after seven months of marriage; in Los Angeles...
...West Bank, the population remained tense following the terrorist attacks on two Palestinian mayors two weeks ago. An Israeli policeman in the Old City of Jerusalem was shot and wounded by a sniper, the first such incident within the Old City in several years. Obstinately, Begin defended the "inalienable right" of Jews to live wherever they wish in the West Bank. He announced that Israel will build ten more settlements in that area, after which it will concentrate on strengthening and enlarging existing settlements. He claimed that Carter had once endorsed such a strategy-an assertion that the State Department...
...street crime, theft and burglary, and one out of ten murders. In Georgia last year two girls of 15 were charged with killing two other teen-agers just to get their prized blue jeans. In Belorussia, eleven youths were arrested after a rampage in which they beat a policeman to death. In Leningrad vandals thought to be youths smashed 29 statues in the garden of the Summer Palace...
...Atlanta and New Orleans, and black councilmen and black judges in respectable and growing numbers across the nation-some 4,600 black elected officials in all. But housing is still abominable, health care uncertain and, despite some reforms, too many big-city blacks, particularly the youths, view a white policeman as their natural enemy. The discrimination may be as direct and blatant as a racial slur, or as amorphous and difficult to fight as the hiring record of white employers: the unemployment rate among blacks with college educations is higher (27.2%) than that of white youths who are high school...