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Ron Siddle

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California
As seen in: Antelope Valley Press, Rapid City Journal, billedbladet.dk
3 decade photojournalist at the Antelope Valley Press in California
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Husker du Octomom og hendes ottelinger? Sådan ser børnene ud som 16-årige

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By Ron Siddle Verified, Karina Didriksen
| billedbladet.dk
19. apr. 2025 Af Karina Didriksen Natalie Suleman og hendes ottelinger i 2012. Foto: Ron Siddle/AP/Ritzau Scanpix, Ron Siddle/AP/Ritzau Scanpix Amerikanske Natalie Suleman blev berømt, da hun i 2009 fødte ottelinger. Nu er børnene fyldt 16 år. Det trak overskrifter verden over, da amerikanske Natalie Suleman i 2009 fødte noget så usædvanligt som ottelinger. På engelsk hedder det octuplets, og det gav hende kælenavnet ”Octomom” – et navn, som stadig hænger fast på hende den dag i dag. Natalie Suleman.
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Pence speaks at memorial service for Yeager in West Virginia

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By Ron Siddle Verified
| Rapid City Journal Verified
FILE - In this Saturday, Oct. 26, 2002, file photo, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager receives a plaque from the National Defense Industrial Association, recognizing his breaking of the sound barrier and the use of X- 1 loading pit, at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Yeager again broke the sound barrier Saturday, for what he said was the last time, more than a half-century after he became the first person to accomplish the feat. Yeager took an F-15 Eagle to just over 30,000 feet.
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Chuck Yeager, 1st to break sound barrier, dies at 97

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By Ron Siddle Verified
| Rapid City Journal Verified
FILE - In this Saturday, Oct. 26, 2002, file photo, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager receives a plaque from the National Defense Industrial Association, recognizing his breaking of the sound barrier and the use of X- 1 loading pit, at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Yeager again broke the sound barrier Saturday, for what he said was the last time, more than a half-century after he became the first person to accomplish the feat. Yeager took an F-15 Eagle to just over 30,000 feet.
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