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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1973

Page

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Energy Crisis Hoax Claims Sparked by PUSH Leader

In Columbus Jesse Jackson denounces the oil shortage as a scandal comparable to Watergate and labels the energy crisis a hoax while organizing a PUSH chapter. In Munich Getty III will ski in Innsbruck with his mother Gail Harris and five others over the festive season. Bethlehem hosts Christmas Eve services as soldiers guard entrances to Bethlehem to prevent attacks.

Columbus UPI Jesse Jackson Chicago Munich Germany J. Paul Getty III Innsbruck Gail Harris Rome Bethlehem API Holy Land Christ Judean Hills

Iran Shah Leads Oil Price Rise by Persian Gulf States

The Shah of Iran announced six Gulf states including Saudi Arabia Iraq Kuwait Abu Dhabi and Qatar voted to raise oil prices from 5.09 to 11.65 dollars per barrel effective Jan 1 1974 with a review planned after three months Venezuela and others were expected to follow suit raising prices across major exporters. The move targets a shift away from Western oil power and signals broader price increases across global markets.

Tehran UPI Middle East Iran Persian Gulf the Shah Saudi Arabia Iraq Kuwait Abu Dhabi Qatar Persian Gulf States United States Washington Venezuela Algeria Libya Nigeria Indonesia Ecuador

New Call For Rationing To Ease Energy Burden

Washington report notes calls for gasoline rationing as a remedy for the energy crisis. Walter Heller warns delays increase IOUs for March and April shortages. Senator Cranston supports rationing despite unpopularity, fearing a severe shortage if voluntary conservation fails.

Washington UPI Walter W. Heller Kennedy Johnson IOU Alan Cranston D-Calif Cranston

Good Samaritan Robbed on West Virginia Turnpike

Carlin L. Barnett of Ravenna Ohio, while helping stranded motorists on the West Virginia Turnpike, was robbed at gunpoint of about 212 dollars. The suspects fled in a car with an out of state license. Four men were detained in Cincinnati after a second stolen Rembrandt was recovered and most of a $100000 ransom was found, with 4000 dollars still missing.

Oak Hill W. Va UPI Carlin L. Barnett Ravenna Ohio Barnett Cincinnati

Metzenbaum to sworn in as senator in January

Howard Metzenbaum plans to be sworn in January 21 to succeed William Saxbe as interim senator. He calls for Taft Jr to walk with him, saying party differences would be set aside for 1974 until a successor is elected. John Glenn and Metzenbaum seek the Democratic nomination in May.

Cleveland UPI Howard Metzenbaum Robert Taft Jr Congress William Saxbe U.S Metzenbaum John Glenn

Rudolph Kicks Santa At Columbia Mall

Santa in a red suit with a white beard and an arm cast is back at the Columbia Mall taking last minute Christmas orders. He explains Rudolph kicked him and jokes about resuming work after being off since Friday night.

Atlanta UPI Santa Claus Columbia Mall Rudolph

Weather and notices from Norwalk area

Cloudy and warmer today through Tuesday with light rain today and intermittent rain tonight. Highs near 40, 35 to 40, and 40s, Lows around 26 to 30. Marriage licenses issued for Harold Dudrow Evajeane Wolfe and Ralph Mullins Barbara James. Birth announced for Michael Taylor Colli boy. Deaths listed for John Heil Jr Margaret Herner Floyd Runkle Scott Schlotterer. Norwalk weather details and civil notices included.

Norwalk Harold W. Dudrow Evajeane F. Wolfe Wellington Ralph Mullins Barbara A. James John E. Heil Jr Phoenix Aunz Margaret Herner Greenfield Floyd Clifford Runkle New London Scott J. Schlotterer Leo J. Schlotterer

Home for Christmas Mike Hay Leaves Hospital

Mike Hay 20, after three months in hospital, goes home to celebrate Christmas with family at 161 E Main St Norwalk. He plans rehab therapy at St Francis and hopes to walk with braces someday while pursuing priesthood studies at St Meinrad's. He received strong local support including cards and donations.

Carol Buescher Michael Hay Mike Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Herman Hay E. Main St Reflector St. Francis Rehabilitation Hospital Green Springs St. Meinrad’s Indiana Norwalk Elyria Memorial Hospital St. Paul Catholic Church St. Paul's Hay Mike Hay St. Paul's Catholic

Congressman Whalen's Finances Under Public Scrutiny

William P. Steponkus, Whalen's executive assistant, said the congressman's income tax returns would be made available for verification of the data in his financial statement. The note mentions that millionaire children have $676,511 set aside for them.

William P. Steponkus Whalen

Colson Embraces Conversion and Christian Faith

Former White House aide Charles W. Colson says he has become a new man through Jesus Christ. He discusses Bible reading daily prayer veering from profanity and keeps his political views intact while maintaining ties to Nixon era policy and the Teamsters defense. Senator Harold Hughes details their friendship and spiritual bond formed during a visit.

Washington UPI Charles W. Colson Jesus Christ White House Oval Richard Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Nixon Teamsters Union Watergate Colson Massachusetts Tom Phillips Raytheon Corp Harold E. Hughes Lowa Senate Hughes Christ

Cops Admit Christmas Raid at Mayor Office

Police Patrolmen Larry Naylor and Gregg Mehling confessed at a press conference that they took decorations from the mayor Wayne Goodsite's office during a shift on Thursday night. The mayor urged good behavior and joked about Santa Claus’s missing presents as reporters noted the decorations vanished before Friday’s party.

Larry Naylor Gregg Mehling Wayne Goodsite Naylor Gregg Santa Claus

Newalk Tonight Santa Claus Visits Town

Santa Claus is scheduled to visit town tonight drawing families to the main square for photos and a festive appearance with gifts for children. Local businesses host activities and spell out safety rules for the event.

Santa Claus

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Sony Getty Mideast Rembrandt Taft Santa Michael Taylor Colliboy FT Hospital Ollins, A Charles W. Whalen Rohio Charles Colson Goodsite Henry Timman WLKR Newalk Tonight
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