Petroleum Outlook Reports Weak Gas Supply and Possible Coal Strike
The report notes 1973 petroleum use rose 11.6 percent from 1972 with residual fuel oil stocks lagging 4.5 percent versus 1972 but up 14 percent from last year. Natural gas supply is tightening with FPC warning of possible temporary cuts affecting industries and higher fuel costs. homes remain prioritized for gas as a coal mine strike looms in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Curent United Mine Workers
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Congress urged to withhold Nixon transition funds over Watergate disclosure
A House subcommittee was urged to withhold 450000 of Nixon's 850000 transition money until full Watergate disclosure. Rep. Harrington pressed the move after objections by members about Nixon controlling tapes and papers. Bevill questioned the need for the 450000 amid concerns over public access and record preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Richard M. Nixon
Michael J. Harrington
Dmass
House Executive Offices
Nixon
Harrington
Ford
Tom Bevill
D-Ala
Subcommittee
Bevill
General Services Administration
Arthur F. Sampson
Empty seats and faiths worth more than seats
A preacher ponders the cost of empty pews versus the value of faithful attendance. He frames 250 dollars per seat as a measure of lost spiritual opportunity and urges congregations nationwide to value the chance to worship rather than the price of vacant space.
Chenault Convicted By Jury Faces Death Sentence
In Atlanta Georgia Marcus Wayne Chenault was found guilty by a diverse jury for the June shooting deaths of Mrs. King aged 70 and church deacon Edward Boykin aged 69 at Ebenezer Baptist Church. The jury sentenced him to death for the killings and ten years for wounding another member. execution set for November 8. His attorney Randy Bacote said an appeal will be filed. Georgia law mandates automatic Supreme Court review of a death sentence.
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Atlanta, Ga
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Martin Luther King Sr
Jacob
Chenault
Edward Boykin
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Randy Bacote
Georgia
Georgia Supreme Court
Kentuckian Wins Lottery Top Prize
Allen Mynatt of Fort Thomas Kentucky becomes the first out of state winner of Ohio Lottery s $300 000 top prize He plans wall to wall carpeting and a bathroom remodel for security and to reward his family with a modest splurge His wife says carpeting the home was wanted for five years Julia Schlosser of Temperance Michigan wins the second top prize 60 000 with her husband working as a construction worker to support the family Other Ohioans win 30 000 and several 15 000 prizes while the Mynatts celebrate with champagne at home
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Allen Mynatt
Fort Thomas
Mynatts
Mynatt
Ruth Mynatt
Western Woods
Julia Schlosser
Temperance, Mich
Toledo
Marian Cropper
Highland Heights
Area Church News Highlights Holy Day Services and Events
Hillel Foundation lists Holy Day services at Rathner Memorial Chapel 21 Mill St with Mincha and Rosh Hashanah times. Exorcist theme lecture by Jim Williams at 6 30 p.m. Youth Rally at Athens First Baptist Church includes The Masters Voice. Rolling Hills Baptist to hold 1974 Homecoming with morning worship and lawn dinner and activities. Rev Michael R Bingham from England scheduled lectures Sept 13–22 in Athens.
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Jim Williams
Athens
First Baptist Church
E. State St
The
Master’s Voice
Rolling Hills
Michael R. Bingham
England
Religious Leaders Speak at Athens County Events in Ohio
In Athens County the First Apostolic Church hosts 7:30 p.m. lectures on a new Western religious movement described as the charismatic experience. In Columbus Rev Lorrin Kreider leads a 8 p.m. meeting with Lois Harkrider, first female moderator of the General Assembly elected by the United Presbyterian Church in the USA.
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Athens County
James Hinkle
First Apostolic Church
Athens
Columbus
Lorrin Kreider
First Presbyterian Church In
Scioto Valley
Lois Harkrider
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church In the USA
Hymn Sing at Giffin Memorial Church Saturday
Rev Ralph Sampson announces a 7 30 p m hymn sing at Giffin Memorial Church featuring The Singing Messengers Gospel Harmonaires Giffin Trio and Roach Family Singers.
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Little Hocking
Giffin Memorial Church
Ralph Sampson
Singing Messengers
Gospel! Harmonaires
Giffin
Roach Family Singers
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Athens County Ministers Association
Abex Corporation
Engineered Products
Athens, Ohio
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Mill St
Athens Armature
Athens Tile & Marble
W. Union
Litton Industries
RAY Cuckler Insurance
Cunningham Music Center
Stimson & Palmer
Albany
D&d Equipment, Inc
Massey-Ferguson
Dover Cleaners & Laundromat “Friendly Pick Up & Delivery
Chauncey, Ohio
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Fayette St
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Bank
Jim
West
Buick-Olds-Cadillac CO
Athens County Farm Bureau
Logan
Corner Court and Union Streets
House OF Glamour
S. Court
Marting’s
Mason Appliance
Rca-Westinghouse & Tappan
W. State
McDonald's Restaurant
Richland Ave
Medical Center Pharmacy
Athens Medical Bldg
Dial
Miller's Poultry Poultry Products
Quality
W. State St
Charley Moore
Ford, Inc
Ford Country
Carpenter St.Athens
Nelsonville Lumber CO
Watkins St
Ron Dupler
Paul Proctor
South
Ohio University Inn
Reed & Baur, Inc
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Robert's Men’s Store
Southeastern Ohio
Rutland
Stanley's Shoe Store
S. Court Street
Bassett
Steppes
Beauty
S. Court St
Sunset Motel
Athens Plaza
Eugene Workman
AAA
Columbus Rd
the Typewriter Shop
W. Union St
Eyfi
Wolfe Furniture
F. W. Woolworth CO
Foster's Drug & Jewelry
West Washington St
Ranch’s Pastry
L. E. Yoho Company
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Boston
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Chi Rho
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