Kissinger optimistic on shuttle diplomacy push
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says his latest shuttle diplomacy could yield an interim Israel Egypt accord and a significant step toward Middle East peace. He plans to depart Washington for Israel and meet President Anwar Sadat in Alexandria with later stops in Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
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Firemen Die Fighting Fire In Gulf Oil Refinery
PHILADELPHIA AP Three firemen died when flames suddenly flashed during a refinery blaze at Gulf Oil Co in Philadelphia. At least three more firemen were missing and five injured among 13 total. The fire started when an 80,000 barrel storage tank ignited while being filled from a tanker. The refinery, second largest on the East Coast, saw a spreading smoke plume as flames raged for hours before being controlled.
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Scotts Charge Abuse Of System
In Harrisburg AP report attorney Margaret Ratner accuses the federal government of abusing the grand jury system as it probes the harboring of Patricia Hearst in a Pennsylvania farm house last summer. The Scotts seek to quash subpoenas and allege FBI harassment including surveillance on themselves and friends such as Bill Walton.
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Energy agency predicts small rise after price controls end
The Energy Administration estimated that removing import fees and ending oil price controls would raise consumer petroleum prices by no more than three cents per gallon. Deputy Administrator Eric Zausner said the world market would not permit larger increases, while President Ford’s fee removal could offset part of the rise. The changes aim to curb overall consumption by about 700,000 barrels daily by year end 1977, with total oil use potentially 1.5 million barrels per day below forecasts.
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Kidnapping Ends With Arrests In New York Case
Samuel Bronfman II was rescued after a dramatic $4.6 million ransom episode. Dominic Byrne and Melvin Lynch face extortion and illegal use of the mails charges. authorities say no further suspects are being sought. Byrne’s claim of two more kidnappers at large was discounted by the FBI.
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