Editorial Bye bye American pie
The piece argues the United States resembles a 200 pound man cutting 25 percent of weight, facing a fuel energy crisis without a real policy. It critiques energy forecasts, cites Nixon and McCormack on shortages, and cites a New Times warning of recession, rationing, and widespread impact on industries, housing, and travel. It urges prudent action over alarm and warns against complacency.
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United States
Washington
Nixon
Mike McCormack
House
Subcommittee On Energy
New Times
Rome
Keegan Charles E dies at 87 in Cullom
Charles E. Keegan a Cullom restaurant operator and Cullom National Bank director died at 11 20 p m Saturday at Livingston County Nursing Home Pontiac He will be buried in St Johns Church Cemetery with a funeral at 10 a m Tuesday officiated by Rev Joseph Nickerson He was born December 6 1886 in Chenoa married Hattie Butz June 13 1914 in Cullom and survived by his wife He ran a Cullom restaurant 35 years retiring in 1949 then worked for Hicksgas Co until 1965 He was a member of St Johns Catholic Church Friends may call after 4 p m today at Stewart Funeral Home A rosary will be recited at 7 30 p m
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Cullom
Charles E. Keegan
Cullom National Bank
Livingston County Nursing Home
Pontiac
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph Nickerson
Stewart Funeral Home
Mr. Keegan
Chenoa
James
Catherine (O’connor) Keegan
Hattie Butz
Keegan
Hicksgas Co
Global economy bears brunt of oil crisis 1974 outlook
World economies reassess 1974 prospects amid oil embargo. US forecasts show GNP could fall to 1 percent growth, with possible 4 percent hit if shortages worsen. Germany and Japan expect near zero growth. Britain and France see limited gains. Car industry hits loom large. manufacturers seek cushions yet warn of broader damage.
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Council of Economic Advisers
America
Department of Commerce
Ger
Japan
France
Britain
Nixon
North America
Germany
Volkswagen
Chrysler
British Leyland
Ford
Opel
Clara Oldenburg Dies at 91 in Pon tiac Humiston Home
Mrs Clara Oldenburg 91 of Humiston died at Humiston Haven Nursing Home Pontiac at 10 40 am Saturday Funeral held 2 pm today Folkers Memorial Home officiating Burial in Davison Cemetery near Minonk Born November 12 1882 in Minonk daughter of Herman and Ida Rickert Married Albert Oldenburg December 14 1904 He died July 1939 Survived by one daughter Pearl Tarman of Flanagan and one grandson A brother and a grandson preceded her in death Member of St Josephs Church of Christ
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Minonk
Clara Oldenburg
Humiston Haven
Pontiac
Folkers Memorial
James Elliott
Davison Cemetery
Herman
Ida
May) Rickert
Albert Oldenburg
Pearl Tarman
Flanagan
St. Joseph's Church of Christ
Pontiac Leader Publishing Co. Notice and Rates
Livingston County's widely read newspaper lists staff roles and subscription prices. Carrier weekly rates cover Pontiac and nearby towns with mail options for Livingston and outside counties. Daily mailing is second class, with single copies ten cents.
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Pontiac Leader Publishing CO
Main St
Pontiac
Inors
Livingston County
Jerome Pearre
Joan Plesko
Elizabeth Harris
Jim Caviezel
Dom Renne
Veldon Greeneberg
Ken Bond
Wayne Jensen
Mana
Donald Jobst
Mgr
Merlyn Shanebrook
Gen
Mgs
Chatsworth
Chenoa
Cornell
Culiom Feirbury
Flanagan
Forrest
Odell Saunemin
Dwight
Gridley
Illinois
Pontiac Iinois
Cornell Lutheran Christmas program set for Wednesday
The Cornell Community Lutheran Church hosts a Christmas program at 7 30 p m on Wednesday December 19 with carols and readings by children from nursery to sixth grade. Karen Gourley plays flute Jesu Bambino and an ensemble performs while James Russow leads a prayer service and a Christmas blessing follows.
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Cornell
Cornell Community Lutheran Church
Karen Gourley
Jesu Bambino
Dean Janssen
David Husted
Sharon Gourley
Kim Corrigan
James Russow
Mrs. Agnes E Wagner Dies at 87 in Cullom
Mrs Agnes E Wagner 87 died at Fairbury Hospital at 7 30 am Sunday Funeral set for 10 am Wednesday at St Johns Catholic Church officiated by Rev Joseph Nickerson Burial in church cemetery Born June 13 1886 in Braidwood daughter of Samuel and AgnesWelch Monahan Married Edward A Wagner Feb 12 1907 in Campus He died 1924 She married Gustave Wagner July 7 1925 Cullom He died 1946 Survived by two sons Everett Carrollton Mo and Ervine Cedar Rapids Ia two daughters Mrs Marie Billerbeck Cullom and Mrs Mardelle Duffy Melvin 13 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Three brothers and a sister She was member of St Johns Altar and Rosary Society Royal Neighbors Visitation Study Club Foresters Society and Cullom Home Bureau.
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Agnes (Welch) Monahan
Edward A. Wagner
Campus
Gustave Wagner
Cullom
Everett
Carrollton
Ervine
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Marie Billerbeck
Mardelle Duffy
Melvin
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