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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1973

Page

6

How Did Oil Crisis Worsen So Fast

AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett explains how an initial six percent oil shortfall from the Arab embargo in October surged to seventeen percent by December and potentially twenty one percent in midwinter. He details government and industry data, cross-border supply cuts, and regional shortages threatening New England’s heavy fuel use.

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Big City Driver Prefers Small Town Traffic Jam

Jere Moore Jr. notes that after a year away, driving in New York is easy to forget, while Tallahassee traffic remains frustratingly congested. He describes long backups on major roads, the sight of Spanish moss on oaks, and air pollution from stalled and broken cars as he compares two urban environments.

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Inonu Dies at 89 as Turkish Leader Ends Political Era

Ismet Inonu, founder of the Republican People's party and longtime Turkish statesman, died at 89. His political career ended in 1971 when a democratic socialist faction gained party control. he resigned as chairman and joined the senate. He is survived by a widow and three children. Also: Ulysses Grant’s muzzle-loading derringer donated to the Smithsonian by Chapman Grant, grandson of Ulysses S. Grant.

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Christmas 1973: war fears ease amid peace, travel limits

Christmas around the world showed less warfare and more economic worry for Christians. Pope Paul VI urged inner salvation as families gathered, while Bethlehem worshippers stayed away amid security fears. Americans enjoyed a first Christmas at peace with POWs free, Skylab’s Kohoutek view shared, and oil talks under way at the White House. Gas shortages closed many stations, and bomb incidents marked Northern Ireland as Belfast faced clashes. West Berlin saw light traffic at the Wall as East German guards fixed breaches amid holiday mood. The Hanoi Catholic report adds a note of jubilation from the North Vietnamese News Agency.

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Thieves Back Truck Into Store to Loot Safes

In Van Buren Arkansas thieves stole a truck and used it to back into a supermarket. They hauled out two concrete joined safes and dragged them away amid a bold burglary. Police are investigating the audacious heist and recovering the scene.

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Missouri Patrol to get new video display terminals

Five troop headquarters across Missouri will receive new video display terminals funded by a federal grant. The devices resemble TV screens and will be used to send messages to the central computers in Jefferson City, improving communications for the patrol. The affected stations include Macon, Poplar Bluff, and Willow Springs.

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