Kidnaper's guilty conscience frees Bronfman heir in Brooklyn
Dominick Byrne guided police to a Brooklyn one bedroom apartment where Samuel Bronfman II was freed. Mel Lynch was arrested guarding the captive and the FBI recovered a $2.3 million ransom. Byrne and Lynch face extortion charges by mail. jury could face up to 20 years.
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Rabin Defends Interim Peace Pact as Israel Quarrels Rise
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin defended the proposed Sinai peace accord with Egypt before a hostile Knesset session. Right wing Likud members call for his resignation while anti Kissinger protests and security precautions surround Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as Kissinger plans a visit.
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Susan Ford praised by Capital-Journal photo director
The Topeka Capital-Journal photo director called the Ford family the strongest he has seen and criticized Kansans who harassed Susan Ford during the summer.
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Weather Forecast And Campus Column Mixed In News Brief
Mostly sunny and hot this afternoon with highs in the low to mid 90s. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with lows upper 60s to low 70s and highs mid 90s. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph today diminishing tonight. 30 percent rain chance tonight. Rich Clarkson notes public curiosity about the Ford family and Susan Ford during a Kansas summer internship at the Capital-Journal.
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Leavenworth Search For Missing Army Boy Murry Bachar
Military police and volunteers search 10 square miles of Fort Leavenworth for 6 year old Murry Bachar missing since Saturday night. An 8 year old friend reported seeing him near the post theater about 9:30 p.m. A helicopter aided the effort as 100 plus people comb the post. The boy, 3 feet 8 inches, 65 pounds, sandy blond hair and blue eyes, wore red and white swim trunks and colored walking shorts.
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UPI
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Murry
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They're a lot more normal than the av erage American family
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Open public caucus requirement for Kansas Senate president
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider ruled that Thursday's GOP Senate caucus to nominate a president candidate must be open to the public under the open meetings law. The opinion says the caucus is a legally required meeting paid with state funds, not a private party gathering, and no secret ballots are allowed. Top contenders include Senators Robert Storey Ross Doyen and Norman Gaar as the race to replace Richard Rogers heats up.
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UPI
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R-Norton
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Moundridge
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Robert Storey
Refinery Blaze Traps Firefighters in Philadelphia
Firefighters recovered two of the six men trapped in two Gulf Oil Co refinery fires in south Philadelphia. The multi alarm blazes broke out Sunday. crews worked through the night and 27 hours after the fires began the bodies were found.
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Blackwood named to Kansas Highway Advisory Commission
Governor Bennett appointed six new members to the Kansas Highway Advisory Commission, including Dwight E. Blackwood of Chanute, joining others from Pittsburg Salina Belleville Shields and Oberlin. The move expands the commission to ten of twelve members as the Department of Transportation forms.
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Belleville
Gaye Wilson
Shields
Howard Benton
Oberlin
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Delbert Roskam
Wichita
W. W. Keith
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Michael Dreiling
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Dodge City
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Johnston
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Blackwood
Washburn University
Southern College of Optometry
Memphis
Tenn
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Kansas Optometric Association
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