Chad Everett Faces TV Trap While Chasing Movie Stardom
Hollywood profile outlines Chad Everett's rise from supporting film roles to CBS hit Medical Center. It details his financial success, 55 foreign markets reach, a $200000 house project, and a racing hobby he pursues to deepen his knowledge. He warns about leaving TV too late as ratings shift.
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Hollywood
NEA
Chad Everett
Everett
Chad
CBS
Medical Center
Vince Edwards
Ben Casey
Steve McQueen
Robert Tunney
John Tunney
Cabazon
Hearst castle off-season hours set for tours daily
Hearst San Simeon State Historic Monument in San Luis Obispo County opens 9 am to 3 pm for tours during off season with three tours per hour through October and two per hour after. Holiday periods boost tour counts. peak days draw 4,000 to 5,000 visitors, with 620,000+ total last year. Reservations strongly recommended via 230 Ticketron terminals or the Sacramento reservation office.
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Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument
San Luis Obispo County
Wes Cater
Cater
Ticketron
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Ninth Street
Sacramento
Illegal aliens undermine job market in New York
The piece profiles Chico, a 26 year old Bolivian illegal immigrant working in a New York factory for $3 an hour and planning a future in the United States. It cites figures from INS investigator Edward Kavazanjian about widespread illegal employment, discusses weak residency proof for Social Security, and notes lack of prohibition on hiring illegals.
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NEA
Chico
Pye
United States
America
Immigration Services
Edward Kavazanjian
the Immigration and Naturalization Service
New York City
Kavazanjian
New Jersey
Ed Kavazanjian
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