Mary Livingstone dies wife of Jack Benny at 77
Mary Livingstone, born Sadye Marks, widow of Jack Benny, died at 77 in Holmby Hills after a long heart ailment. She met Benny at a hosiery counter in Los Angeles, joined his act, then became Mary Livingstone on radio and TV, later legally changing her name in 1949. Her onstage quip about a scar on Benny’s face helped shape his famous persona. In separate notes, Willie Nelson will headline a nine hour Carrier Dome concert continuing his Dripping Springs Reunion series.
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Census Finds Americans Delaying First Marriage
Census data from March 1982 show men marrying at 25.2 and women at 22.5, the latest pattern resembling early 20th century norms. Three quarters of women wed by 26.6 and men by 29.4, with rising single parent households and higher divorce rates, and unmar ried couples now over 1.4 million.
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Arlene F’. Saluter
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Pioneer High School Survives With Old School Formula
In Whittier California Pioneer High School earns Reagan award for excellence while sticking to a back to basics ethic. Principal Robert Eicholtz blends strict policies with care guiding 1800 students toward higher college attendance and improved test results. Community support and dedicated teachers drive progress despite budget limits.
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Belinda Puno
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U.S
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