Husband Of Kidnaping Victim Still Waiting
Richard Jaffa waited by the telephone for a kidnapper’s call as his wife Sheri Jaffa remained missing since Wednesday. The 35-year-old land developer’s family planned to attend Rosh Hashanah services, a holiday routinely marked by synagogue attendance. A friend at Beth Sholom Congregation said the family would have been at temple today.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Richard Jaffa
Temple
Mike Lissher
Beth Sholom
Jaffa
Sheri
Codes and crimes in terse police reports unfold
A police study shows plain English dispatching beats radio codes, saving time and reducing errors as agencies abandon complex code systems. Meanwhile a ransom case unfolds with Jaffa abductors demanding 206 049 dollars, signals trail 100 miles from Jacksonville, and a forest search by sheriffs and FBI continues.
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Radio Tinto
Denver
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Aurora
National Police Journal
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Eas
Man
FBI
Gcala National Forest
Jacksonville
Income gap sparks tax talk and weather outlook
Republicans accuse Carter of proposing a tax rise for half of all families citing income split with a mean family income of 15346. The weather forecast calls for rain from Oklahoma to Michigan and regions including New York Vermont and New Hampshire with fair conditions elsewhere.
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Carter
National Weather Service
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New Hampshire
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Michigan
New Mexico
Arizonia
Texas
Carter Ford campaign stalls amid rest concerns and river voyage
Carter tours Southern California toward Oregon with aides citing fatigue from relentless schedule and controversial remarks. Ford's three day southern circuit includes a Natchez riverboat cruise and a rally at Lutcher, extending into Mississippi and Alabama as Mondale faces similar scrutiny. Aboard, a shipboard medical incident interrupts a festive river voyage amid political theater.
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Jerry Brown
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Playboy Magazine
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Mark Twain
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Long Island mob figure fatally shot in Long Beach
Andimo Pappadio known as Toray Noto, tied to the Lucchese crime family, was killed in a hail of bullets near his Long Beach home as he checked a suspicious car. Nassau detectives described his wife Rose witnessing the drive-by shooting as one Cadillac fled the scene.
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N.Y
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Toray Noto" Pappadio
Long Island
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Lido Beach
Pappadio
Newsday
Lucchese Crime Family
Suffolk Meadows
Nassau County
Rose
George Chimenti
Thomas
Three Finger Brown
Luchese
Economy debate on job subsidies and training programs
Democrats and Sen Javits spar over a plan to curb unemployment and inflation. They urge high federal spending, tax cuts, and private sector job training. The committee favors growth of 4 to 4 percent in 1977 but says that won’t lower unemployment without action. A monetary policy to avoid rate hikes is proposed, plus material supply fixes and inflation relief measures.
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Jacob K. Javits
New York
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Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Carter Campaign Updates Amid Nuclear Talks and Tax Debate
Carter aides outline shorter work weeks and a return to core stump speech stressing trust in government. He urges a five year US Soviet nuclear testing halt and warns against enriched uranium and plutonium use in weapons. Ford and Dole meet Reagan amid tax cut talk and campaign strategy discussions.
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Bob Dole
California
Ronald Reagan
Pacific Parisdes
Calif
Dole
Reagan
Dxole
Carter
San Diego
Georgia
Rhodesia's Rhodesia black leaders meet to shape plan
Nkomo and rivals including Muzorewa prepare for a Lusaka meeting to decide on a nationalist strategy in Rhodesia, with Nyerere and Kaunda backing factions. Nkomo aims to steer black rule while Muzorewa leads the external wing directing guerrilla activity from outside Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
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Botswana
Lusaka
Zambia
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Nyerere
Kaunda
Nkome
ANC
Rhodesia
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Muzorewa
Mozambique
Tare
Zimbabwe
Komo
Lids
Soviet Union
Dar Es Salaam
Six Die In Aberdeen House Fire In Explosion
Six people including four children died from smoke inhalation after a house fire described as a big explosion at a two apartment building in Aberdeen Washington. Four others escaped by jumping from windows or fleeing basement. two adults were not immediately identified.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Rebecca
Trade
Robert A. Normand
Tanya Herzog
Mary Lewis
Chris Tidwell
Brian Tidwell
Susan Tidwel
Kissinger avoids pressing South Africa policy criticisms
Kissinger stated publicly that South Africa's racial policies are unjust and should change, but has not pressed major charges. Analysts suggest Vorster leverages time to stabilize Rhodesia, while Kissinger-Vorster tensions hinge on British support amid Smith.
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Kissinger
South Africa
Vorster
Kissinger Vorster
Smith
London
Adult Class Registration Accepted for Evening Courses
Registration for General Adult Education classes continues by phone at 799-6471 with Mr. Robert C. Wright or in person at the Adult Learning Center V 211 in the Vocational Building at George Washington High School. Fees are 13.50 for city residents and 21.60 for non city residents. Courses include Shorthand, Typing, First Aid, Consumer Auto Mechanics, Sewing, and Ham Radio with varied evenings.
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Adult Learning Center
Robert C. Wright
George Washington High School
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