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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1973
Page
1
The article notes a gasoline shortage expected to worsen by late January and into early February. Officials warn stations will face tighter supplies and longer lines as demand outpaces deliveries.
Federal energy chief William E. Simon warned against excessive stockpiling of fuel amid reports of offshore tankers awaiting higher prices. Investigations were opened by the energy office and four East Coast states into inventory practices and possible price manipulation as stocks hovered around 209 million barrels. Authorities stressed dwindling supplies could push prices higher after New Year.
Police reports quote Henson as saying that the material recreation suggests a potential murder case. The fragmentary notes indicate a soldier is accused, with authorities reviewing evidence and statements.
A garbled public notice urges readers to call PAT for late night riding help during New Year celebrations. The text mixes party chatter with unclear times and phrases, implying a safety or transport reminder amid seasonal cheer.
Icy roads and a gas shortage create major problems for motorists as efforts to reopen stations continue. An ongoing low pressure system worsens travel conditions and disruptions persist into the day.
Democrat Goodloe E Byron enters a campaign for re election asserting a broad landslide base and pledging native congressional representation. He notes three years in Congress and emphasizes citizen input at the local level, with his dam removal amendment failing in committee.
From Times Square to Trafalgar Square celebrations were expected to be subdued by fuel shortages. Tokyo and Honolulu planned large gatherings while East Berlin officials limited plans as pay limits loomed. Notre Dame facing 25,000 potential Tulane Sugar Bowl attendance and Pasadena Rose Parade crowds were anticipated to be affected by fuel crisis.
Odd events mark the year including National Procrastination Week in March and Swihin's Day in July. The Wizard of Oz fans host conventions in Cane Park Michigan and Dura North Carolina while boilerin revival aims to rekindle old telegrams. Local names Finks and Franks receive attention for named day observances.
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