Blood test for McCartney in paternity suit in West Berlin
Bettina Huebers, 20, sues Paul McCartney claiming he is her father and seeks child support during teacher training. Blood tests were taken and the case moves to court next month under German law potentially granting a share of the singer’s estate if proven. Bettina’s mother Erika says she bore Bettina in December 1962 after a Hamburg romance with the Beatle while the group played Star nightclub. McCartney has not admitted paternity but reportedly provided $12,000 for support 15 years ago.
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Princess Diana Covets Everyday Life in Canberra
In Canberra the Princess of Wales told a local housewife she would swap lives with her to avoid leaving Prince William with a nanny. She praised ordinary duties and said William had grown like his mother. The tour moved on to brushfire areas in Victoria and South Australia.
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New lawyer for Harris seeks second trial
AP report notes Shana Alexander stating Jean Harris has a new attorney, Michael Kennedy, who will attempt a second trial for the 1980 murder of Herman Tarnower. Harris, serving 15 years to life, lost an appeal to the Supreme Court. Kennedy will present new evidence after the court declined review.
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Caroline in Pittsburgh Attends Memorial for Princess Grace
Princess Caroline of Monaco, still in mourning, attends a memorial poetry program at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh. The event, titled This Wooden Shakespeare and All That Jazz, honors Grace Kelly with sponsorship by the International Poetry Forum and the Shakespeare Globe Centre of London.
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Jury Deadlocked in Marx Estate Trial
Jurors deliberated 37 hours over seven days in the Bank of America dispute with Erin Fleming related to Groucho Marx estate matters. The nine women and three men could not reach a verdict on whether Fleming acted as an unlicensed manager and should repay about 428000 plus potential 500000 punitive damages.
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