Bronfman heir kidnapped in major ransom case ends rescue
Two men held over the Seagram heir kidnapping die in a living room burst of joy after a rescue near Lynch’s Brooklyn apartment. The younger Bronfman, 1 foot 2, wore a work shirt and jeans and appeared unhurt. A family spokesman praised him as physically and mentally strong. Public statements denied sensational claims from the kidnappers about a buried ransom supply. The incident follows a large-scale ransom noted as among the biggest in U.S. history.
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Ford campaign swing and a dramatic kidnap case
Ford heads to Iowa for a farm policy address amid drought concerns and GOP fundraising efforts while a separate FBI sting unfolds in New York. The Bronfman kidnapping case ends with a dramatic rescue as detectives uncover the ransom tied to Byrne and Lynch.
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Price rise eyed as 3 cent fuel cost bump eyed
The report outlines a likely 3 cent per gallon average rise after price decontrol and fee removal, with residual costs from large plants and other products possibly edging higher. Sen Weicker calls for rationing to curb use, while administration officials predict gradual increases and potential windfall profits taxes pending Congress action.
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Three Die and Three Missing in Gulf Oil Refinery Fire
A spectacular blaze at the Gulf Oil Co refinery in Philadelphia killed three firemen and left at least three others missing while 12 more were injured. Flames and explosions spread across the half mile by the Schuylkill River as firefighters battled the blaze becoming fully contained by morning.
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Kissinger heads to Middle East with hopes for peace
President Ford announced Henry Kissinger would travel to the Middle East after Israeli cabinet approval to pursue a broader peace with Egypt and other Arab states. Kissinger aims to settle frontiers and monitor a potential Sinai buffer, while congressional approval is required for any civilian volunteers.
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