New York Daily News January 22 1977 President Jimmy Carter Pardons Vietnam Dodgers

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New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) – Saturday, January 22, 1977. What you see in the pictures is what you get. This is a very interesting old newspaper which features as the front page story: Carter Pardons Viet Dodgers, Balks At Deserter Amnesty, Abortion Law Passes First Vote in Italy

Volume 58, Number 181.

All 36 pages are included – some minor wear around the edges – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

Some of the contents:

• Picture on the front page of President Carter hugging a campaign worker
• “Jim Asks Us to Turn Down the Heat” – The sever winter weather taxes the national natural gas supply.
• “25 Industries Suffer Natural Gas Cutback But Can Remain Open”
• “Carter Pardons Draft Dodgers – But He Hasn’t Decided Fate of Others” – President Carter kept his campaign promise, but still hasn’t decided what to do about ‘4,500 deserters and 500,000 veterans with less-than-honorable discharges’
• “Ex-Sen. Epstein Gets 3 Years in the Pen” – Former Senator Jerome Epstein sentenced to three years in the state pen for ‘a multimillion-dollar heating oil swindle’
• “Egypt Blames Reds in Riots Fatal to 68” – Communists blamed for riots in Egypt
• “Nation’s First Flu Outbreak Is Reported at Vanderbilt U”
• The centerfold has pictures of the Carters greeting campaign workers at the White House and pictures of the two living former presidents who were both in California: Nixon and Ford
• “‘From California to the New York island,’ Woody’s widow fights his killer” – Marjorie Guthrie works to combat the killer of her husband: Huntington’s Disease
• Movie advertisements include:
  • Sylvester Stallone in Rocky
  • Dustin Hoffman in Marathon Man
  • Faye Dunaway in Network
  • JAWS
  • Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry in The Enforcer
  • And several more.
• The sports section has a picture of George Foreman, golfer Hubie Green, and racehorse Company Commander on the back.
• and much more!

Good used condition with some minor wear around the edges – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

Here is a link to Wikipedia’s article on this newspaper.