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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1979

Page

2

Nixon invited to China during Teng Hsiao-ping talks

UPI reports Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping invited former President Richard Nixon to visit China, possibly in March, during talks at Blair House in Washington. Nixon has previously visited China and may join Carter’s invitation list, with Chi Chao-chu- a Harvard casualty and translator in China’s foreign ministry - also prominent in Teng’s circle.

Houston UPR Teng Hsiao-ping United States New York Mao Tse-tung UPI Richard Nixon People’s Republic of China Teng Nixon China Blair House Washington Carter Chi Chao-chu Peking Harvard Mao Chi Communist China Foreign Ministry Texas Tong NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Southwestern Hughes Tool Co Seattle

Sid Vicious dies of accidental overdose in party

New York officials say Sid Vicious died from an accidental drug overdose at a Greenwich Village party celebrating his bail release in the Nancy Spungen murder case. Medical examiner Baden notes Vicious appeared elated and did not die by suicide, with police finding heroin paraphernalia at the scene.

New York API Sid Vicious Michael Baden Baden Vicious Sex Pietols Greenwich Village Michelle Robinson John Simon Richard Houseman Beverly Todd Smith Patti Smith Manhattan

Ex circus fat man joins fray over adoption denial

Wisconsin Senate Republican Leader Clifford Krueger, once a 450-pound ex circus performer, testified on behalf of Barbara and Gordon Ray who were denied adoption due to obesity. Krueger, noting his own adopted children, called the policy ridiculous and urged government noninterference. In Memphis a 17-year-old seeks annulment of a four-month marriage after discovering her 19-year-old spouse was a transgender woman. a minister said the groom was deformed from a football injury and refused to undress. A committee chair threatens action over obesity adoption policies. Denise Crosby posed for Playboy as she pursues modeling in Paris, linking to the Crosby family.

Teng Secret Service Louis Beam Ku Klux Klan Madison Wis UPI Wisconsin Senate Clifford Krueger Krueger Barbara Gordon Ray Ray Mempris Tenn Chancery Court Tennessee Memphis Atlanta Denise Crosby Bing Crosby Aude Playhoy Reute Paris Miss Crosby Dennis Creeby Crosby Boys Playboy

Test tube baby debate seeks compromise on funding

A 13 member ethics panel considers granting government funds for test tube research with strict limits. They weigh ending the four year moratorium while debating ethical questions about embryos and egg fertilization. Vanderbilt's Dr Pierre Soupart seeks 375000 for work not involving embryo transfer.

Washington Pierre Soupart Vanderbilt University

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