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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1977
Page
2
Actress Britt Eklund sues Rod Stewart for 15 million dollars claiming her help boosted his earnings during the two and a half year live-in relationship. She alleges promises were deceiving and asks the courts to protect her interests as earnings are divided equally for the period they lived together.
In Washington two months after separation surgery a Siamese twin died. Dr J G ph used her skin to cover 80 percent of Palma's wounds enabling a near normal future. Palma, born April 3, shared a single pelvis and kidneys with Maria who lived 60 days post op. Funds sought to cover medical costs and care.
New York reports a 4 ounce Ovulometer resembling a pocket calculator will be sold by Ovulometer International Inc. It reads body temperature and voltage to pinpoint a woman’s fertile window, aiding contraception or fertility. Proponents note no chemicals and anticipate broad religious support.
Washington AP reports the federal government seeks to rummage through boxes Nixon left behind to locate foreign gifts. The hearing tests custody regulations and access rules after Supreme Court custody orders. Nixon challenges the rules as potential rights violations amid gifts and records disputes.
The London Aeronautic Society offers an 85 000 dollar prize for a figure eight flight. Paul Metre of Pasadena owns the plans and the flight occurred near Shafter California.
President Carter stated South Africa does not possess nor plan to develop nuclear explosive devices. A revised press briefing noted South African denials of reports of a planned atomic test, while Washington said it would press Pretoria to sign the Nonproliferation Treaty and accept international controls, with ongoing monitoring from the U.S. State Department.
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