Monaco Princess Caroline to wed Philippe Junot
Monaco announced Princess Caroline will marry Philippe Junot a 37 year old French insurance broker with no date set for the wedding Caroline 20 met Junot in Paris December 1975 while studying philosophy at the Sorbonne The engagement is by Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace and follows years of high profile social duties and media speculation
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Brit Eklund sues Rod Stewart for 13 million over cohabitation
Swedish actress Britt Eklund sues Rod Stewart in California for 13 million claiming she lived with him for years in Holmby Hills Los Angeles and helped his career. She alleges the couple began living together in March 1975 and that she promoted his records, selected a song, and supported his growth while sharing earnings and a 217 year home mortgage. She seeks mortgage payments and 4000 monthly support pending court outcome.
Memphis plans permanent Elvis tribute after singer dies
Memphis area leaders begin laying plans for a permanent Elvis Presley memorial amid debate over his cultural impact. The Rev. Charlie Boykin condemned Presley’s music while Knox Phillips urged Memphis to honor the performer, noting Presley’s pivotal role in shaping the city’s musical heritage.
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Nuclear plant licensing plan eyed by energy chief
Washington energy secretary James K. Schlesinger considers advancing location preapproval to speed licensing and construction of nuclear plants. The plan would designate sites or parks before specific plants are proposed, moving beyond site-by-site approvals.
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Barnard says brother would aid death if terminal
Deathpad heart transplant pioneer Dr Christiaan Barnard and his brother Marius agreed that if one becomes terminal and despairing the other would help him die. He noted his 92 year old mother would be allowed to die peacefully, a stance linked to euthanasia debates. He previously declined active euthanasia but supports dying with dignity for hopeless conditions. The Sun reports Mick Jagger and Bianca Jaggers marriage strain and possible split during a Mediterranean yacht trip. Bianca reportedly visited Prime Minister Trudeau's wife in New York, amid rumors of romance with Margaret Trudeau. similar chatter followed Bianca during a Ford family visit.
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Waylon Jennings arrested on cocaine charges in Nashville
Country singer Waylon Jennings and his secretary Lori Evans were arrested by federal narcotics agents in Nashville Tennessee after a shipment of 23 grams of cocaine was intercepted. Special agent Bernard Redd said the case involves a conspiracy to possess cocaine with an Aug. 31 hearing set for Jennings and Evans after bond was set at 7500 dollars. Jennings faces several CMA nominations this year for his hit Luckenbach Texas while the investigation tied to a New York to Nashville courier route.
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Hotel Sues Sonny and Cher Over Stage Contract
The Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas filed suit against Sonny and Cher alleging failure to fulfill a stage show contract. The hotel says the duo contracted in January 1973 for three two week engagements in that year and another two week run in 1974 but canceled several performances and seeks rescheduling or damages up to 350000.
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