FBI Says Only Two Involved In Kidnap
Atlanta authorities say two people were involved in the kidnapping of Morphy, editor of the Atlanta Camhiring Hewer, with one suspect identified as William and his wife arrested after a $300,000 ransom. FBI notes indicate others may have strategized, but the U S Attorney confirms only two were definitively involved.
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Auto Insurance Rates May Rise With Inflation
An industry study prepared for U S insurers says inflation may lift auto insurance costs even as traffic accidents decline during the gasoline shortage. It notes that claim settlement costs and rising repair and medical expenses drive losses for insurers and threaten rate hikes.
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Ford Says Egypt Israel Peace Era Within Reach
Vice President Ford told 1600 guests at a B nai Zion dinner in New York that U S diplomacy has moved Egypt and Israel toward a step by step peace. He said an era of peace is within reach for superpowers and Middle Eastern nations and cited Kissinger as able to help disengage Israel and Syria.
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United States Pledge to Conference Promotes Equal Inter-American Relations
The United States pledged to promote development in Latin America with a principle of effective equality among states. The 14 page declaration, released after translation delays, calls for nonintervention and respect for each country’s right to choose its political and social systems.
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Impeachment Uncertainty Delays Emperor Hirohito Visit
In Tokyo the Imperial Household Agency slows plans for Emperor Hirohito's U S trip due to Nixon's uncertain future. A Shukan Asahi writer cites an unnamed official saying impeachment could settle the question before a visit is decided.
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Expensive Steaks Reconsidered as Glorified Frozen Dinners
Annapolis AP reports Bali Ante Couthy deigale examines high priced steak dishes blamed for feeling like mass produced frozen entrees. Alperstein argues some fine restaurant entrées are thawed or prepped from frozen but must disclose to patrons. He notes patrons expect a restaurant experience beyond home defrosted meals and urges transparency in menu labeling.
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Arabs Seek Return of Jerusalem at Lahore Summit
At a three day summit in Lahore leaders of 37 Muslim nations and the Palestinian Liberation Organization declared Arab recovery of Jerusalem a prerequisite for Middle East peace. They pledged all means to reclaim occupied Arab lands and secure full Palestinian national rights as essential for peace.
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Federal Salaries Double In 10 Years
A research group reports federal government salaries have more than doubled in ten years, reaching $64 billion annually, with personnel costs expected to near $70 billion in the next fiscal year. Tax Foundation Inc, a nonprofit founded in 1837, released the finding.
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