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New York Daily News (New Jersey) – Thursday August 4, 1977. What you see in the pictures is what you get. This is a very interesting old newspaper which features as the front page stories: Terror Blasts Kill 1, Bomb Threats Rout 100,000, As Stacy is Laid to Rest (a victim of the Son of Sam .44 Killer); There are articles about:
- Puerto Rican independence group FALN bombing New York City – including threatening the World Trade Center
- CIA Director Stansfield Turner
- The man hunt for the Son of Sam .44 serial killer and the burial of one of the victims
- Threat routs 50,000 out of trade center
- Alfred Lunt of stage dies at 84
- An article on how to save your home from arson
- A Toys ‘R Us Advertisement with a $1 off coupon (expires on 11 August 1977)
- Cypress Greeks mourn Archbishop Makarios
- Carter to unveil Welfare Reform Plan
- (Secretary of State) Vance in Syria to Push Peace Pre-Talks in US
- A full page ad by General Motors about “We’re considering new materials for use in producing more fuel efficient cars.”
- An Ad for New 25″ Chromacolor Consolette televisions for $579 at Gimbels
- An ad for Andy Williams and Steve Martin at the Garden State Arts Center
- Ads for 7%+ on savings accounts
- And much more!
There are lots of ads for movies, including:
- An ad for Star Wars
- An ad for Roger Moore as James Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me
- Smoky and the Bandit with Burt Reynolds, Sally Field, and Jackie Gleason
- Disney’s Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo
- Richard Pryor in Greased Lightning
- Woody Allen’s Annie Hall
- and several more.
In the classifieds, there is an ad for a studio apartment on Central Park West for $26 per week. There are also lots of 1970’s Cadillacs for sale at great prices.
Under the sports section, there are pictures of OJ Simpson and Jimmy Conners, as well as a picture of Bill Cosby in the TV section. This is in good condition with some wear around the edges.
Here is a link to Wikipedia’s article on this newspaper.
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