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Number two on my list was Elizabeth Taylor and her weight problem. Reports of her weight changes in 1984 have become so frequent that I anticipated they might be included in the tv evening news statistical reports along with the Dow Jones averages and the barometric pressure. I have not seen a report on Liz’s weight in at least six months.
Third, I expressed hope that there might be no more of Barbara Walter’s special interviews. All is not clear on this one. There have been special reports, but none approaching Barbara’s last of 1984 in which she, an unmarried, unpregnant and unengaged woman interviewed three women, one married and pregnant, treated as an unusual condition, an aberration — one married and not pregnant — and one pregnant and not married. According to reports, Barbara is now engaged and not pregnant. She has recently been listed as among the
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