Government tests stand by gasoline rationing plan
The plan would issue color coded coupons to all adults with driver licenses averaging 32 to 35 gallons per month. Coupons would be usable for 60 days and traded on open markets with a $1 per person distribution cost.
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UPI
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Simon
Harold B Lee dies at 74 leader of Mormon church
UPI reports Harold B. Lee died suddenly in Salt Lake City from heart and lung failure at age 74. He led the church for 17 months as the youngest postwar president, with Spencer W. Kimball set to succeed him as acting leader.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Harold B. Lee
Lee
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Faith
Brigham Young
Spencer W. Kimball
Church
Council of the Twelve
Nixon flies commercial to California set an example
President Nixon traveled with wife Pat and daughter Tricia on a United Airlines flight from Dulles to Los Angeles paying 652.92 for three tickets. He met passengers, shook hands, and signed autographs as FBI monitored cockpit activity. White House said the trip saved fuel compared with using Spirit of '76 and helicopters.
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Jack V. Fox
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Washington
Los Angeles
Nixon
Press Corps
White House
John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
John
Pat
Tricia Cox
United Airlines
Dulles International Airport
Tina Myers
Arlington, Va
Bob Hope
Julie Gilkey
Fairfax
FBI
Warren
Mao Tze tung Birthday Quiet in China Amidst Revolution
Mao Tse-tung marked his 80th birthday with no public celebrations in Beijing or elsewhere in China as the Chinese Communist Party maintains its long standing rule for leaders. In Washington, FAA chief Butterfield criticized lack of advance notice for Nixon’s California trip causing precautions to be delayed. Metzenbaum, appointed to the Senate, paid 118103 in back taxes after IRS deductions dispute over 1967 68 plant depreciation in Louisiana.
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UPI
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China
Washington
Federal Aviation
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FAA
Nixon
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Butterfield
Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
John J. Gilligan
William B. Saxbe
U.S. Senate
Metzenbaum
Internal Revenue Service
Louisiana
U.S
Washington, D.C
Weather Forecast And Local Notices From December 27 1973
Cloudy and cool with light snow possible this afternoon and again tonight. Highs near 35 to 40, lows in the mid to low 20s, then partly clearning. Friday expects cloudy skies with highs upper 30s to 40s and a 20 to 30 percent precipitation chance. Norwalk highs 52 lows 38. Marriage licenses issued to Patrick Kelly and Sharon Smetzer. Deaths listed: Mrs Letha Fetter 71 rural Oberlin Mrs Ola Reddick 67 rural Norwalk Mrs Mabel Nerby 92 Mansfield.
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Norwalk
Letha G. Fetter
Oberlin
Ola J. Reddick
Mabel P. Nerby
Mansfield
Norwalk Adopts Street Limitation for New Garbage Service
Norwalk will start a municipal garbage route next Wednesday with trucks restricted to dedicated streets. Residents on undedicated streets must place refuse on the curb of the nearest dedicated street. Five new sanitation workers were hired to operate two trucks and train begins Monday.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Westwood Mobile Estates
West Washington Street
Key Estates
Whittlesey Avenue
Baker Street
Krogh
Raymond L. Lescher
New Sanitation Service
John Lolla, Jr
William S. Metarko
Herman E. Powles
David L. Wise
Arnold E. Cole
Metarko
Powles
Leon Riley
Sanitation Division
Freeman Rules Shipley Appointment Legal In Norwalk
Freeman law director Ronald Freeman says former councilman Melvin Shipley can serve as Norwalk's full time building inspector. Mayor Wayne Goodsite sought Freeman's view on charter language about holding another city office during a term. Freeman noted an Ohio case where a resigned councilman could take a municipal post, and after research concluded the appointment legal. Shipley resigned Dec. 18 and was named inspector Dec. 19.
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Ronald Freeman
Melvin Shipley
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Freeman
Board of Commission
Shipley
Ohio
Goodsite
Nonwalk Tonight Nonwalk Tonight Meeting at 7 30
The United Fund will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Columbia Gas Co building.
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United Fund
Columbia Gas Co
Oldtimer Coaches Predict Norwalk Victory In Alumni Games
Norwalk and St. Paul High alumni clash in four game card at 9 with 10 minute quarters. Under and over 30 groups compete separately. proceeds go to the Huron County American Heart Association. Norwalk and St. Paul managers dispute outcome as lineups include notable local players and a charity chair drawing.
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John Schroeder
Tom Diringer
Mike Grose
Ned Loughridge
Jim Lorcher
Jack Wilde
Bob Beveridge
Ron Zureich
Joe Andrews
Jim Spettle
George Potts
Steve Schumm
Phil Minor
James Lenz
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