Phone Number Clue Aids Kidnapped Exec Rescue
Police traced the kidnap by a telephone number found in a suspect’s trouser cuff leading to a house in Trembley les Villages, 70 miles west of Paris. Louis Hazan, a record company chief, was found chained but unharmed after a week in captivity. Six suspects remain at large. five gang members including the leader and his brother were arrested. $3.4 million ransom not paid.
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Louis Hazan
Trembley Les Villages
Paris
Hazan
Phonogram
France
Place de la Bastille
Versailles
Angolan Cuban Prisoners Appeal Highlights Prisoner Claims
In Angola three young Cuban prisoners say they were told in Cuba they would aid the MPLA against foreign mercenaries. They claim they believed they were helping black Africans, but have not seen any foreign fighters since capture. Other reports note Cubans numbering over 5,000 supporting MPLA and UNITA's ongoing clashes.
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Angola
Selso Calder
Dusentes Rodriguez Garcia
UNITA
MPLA
Sance
Soviet Union
The
National Front
FNLA
Garcia
Matanzas
African Leaders Back Marxist Faction at OAU Summit
African nonwhite governments prepare at Addis Ababa for a three day OAU summit to endorse Angola's Marxist MPLA with Soviet and Cuban support. Observers say the move aims to compel negotiations with anti Marxist foes while criticizing United States diplomacy in black Africa.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Africa
Marxist Popular Movement
MPLA
Angola
Soviet Union
Cuba
Sup
Ogg
United States
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Diggs
Congressional Black Caucus
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Black Africa
South Africa
Organization of African Unity
OAU
League of Nonwhite African Governments
Secret Service Riles Mayor of Rochester
Rochester Mayor John Shaw denounces Secret Service agents who searched Rochester City Hall ahead of Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter visit. Shaw says he will not endorse any candidate protected by Secret Service in New Hampshire. Carter says protection is standard. he did not seek endorsements.
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Rochester
N.H
New Hampshire
John Shaw
Shaw
City Hall
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
Ford Campaign Faces Poll Dip as Reagan Sees Leadership Mood
Ford aides cite a 7 percent drop in Gallup popularity as a temporary setback due to voter apathy and information gaps. Reagan backer says the country seeks leadership, while Ford travels to campaign HQ and defends Callaway. Shriver in Boston proposes job growth, budget balance, and tax relief to spur the economy.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
White House
Howard H. Callaway
Ford Election Committee
Reagan
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Aiden
Washington
Harris
California
Lieved
Ord
Camaign
Callaway
Sargent Shriver
Boston
Shriver
Common-Site Picketing Veto Shakes Ford Labor Panel
President Ford vetoes the common-site picketing bill drawing union protests and possible mass resignations by the nine labor members of the industry’s collective bargaining committee. AFL-CIO figures and Secretary Dunlop weigh resignations while Dunlop himself debates his future in Detroit talks with Leonard Woodcock.
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Washington
Ford
John T. Dunlop
Afl-Cio Building Trades Department
Robert Georgine
Afl-Cio
Building Trades Department
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Dunlop
Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
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LS A
Kingston
Jamaica
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Hugo Brunini
Italy
Interior Ministry
Biddeford, Saco
Ferry Road
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
Michele Fleurant
Piddeford-Saco Journal
Secret Service
Riles
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Ing
Russia
Concord
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Florida
Marcy's
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Saco, Maine
Portland
Saco
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