Energy Outlook Not Entirely Dark By The Associated Press
The U S fuel shortage may be up to 2.8 million barrels daily for early 1974, below government estimates of 3.5 million. The stock market rose for the third straight session amid easing energy fears as Arab oil embargo prospects shift. Saudi minister al Yamani signaled a possible end to the embargo if Israel withdraws from occupied land with U S guarantees. Congress moved to cope with the crisis, passing a bill to label energy use on cars and appliances and to factor energy shortages into federal policy.
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Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
U. S
Middle East
Sheik Ahmed Zaki al Yamani
Washington
Israel
United States
Congress
Senate
ABC seeks federal hearing over Smith Cabinet suit
Attorneys for ABC and Evansville television petitioned a New Albany federal court to move the case against Smith Cabinet Co. for the Close-Up On Fire program to federal court. The suit in Jackson Circuit Court seeks $5.5 million and renewal of the broadcast segment. A December 14 hearing on Evansville Television’s preferred venue claim was announced by Jackson Circuit Judge Robert R. Brown.
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American Broadcasting Company
Evansville Television
New Albany
ABC and
Smith Cabinet Manufacturing Co
Congress
Smith Cabinet Co
Salem
Jackson
Brownstown
ABC
Robert R. Brown
Brown
Evansville
Christmas Basket Fund Tops Six Hundred Dollars
The Christmas Basket Fund reached the $602 total, with over a week left in the 55th annual drive co sponsored by the Daily Tribune and Seymour American Legion Post 89. Donations from Seymour area citizens, including a $100 boost, will fund grocery baskets for needy families before Christmas.
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Seymour and
Area
The
Daily Tribune
Seymour American Legion Post 89
Seymour Area
Seymour
Prisoners Missing From Indiana State Prison
Michigan City Indiana ap Larry Thomas 30 Evans ville and Johnny Noe 32 Clin ton reported missing from their minimum security dormitory at the State Prison Sunday state police said Thomas was serving 1 10 years for robbery Noe was sentenced to 2 21 years for aggravated assault police said
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Michigan City
Ind
Larry Thomas
Evansville
Johnny Noe
Clinton
Thomas
Noe
City Council Adopts Housing Resolution
The city council approved Resolution No. 44 to fund a housing repair project with a $2,500 transfer to Seymour Housing Authority. The program, in cooperation with Southern Indiana Housing Development Corp, assists low income residents with decent safe and sanitary homes. Readiness for VISTA aid and donated materials from churches and suppliers is noted in the guidelines.
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Seymour Housing Authority
Southern Indiana Housing Development Corp
Veterans In Service To American
VISTA
Buzz Speaks At State Farm Meet In Indianapolis
About 3,000 attended the Indiana Farm Bureau convention in Indianapolis led by Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz. He warned that keeping price supports could raise costs and spark shortages, noting retailers margin on beef delayed price adjustments.
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Buzz
State Farm
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Hoosier
Ameri
Weather Records for Seymour and Nearby Observers
Downtown Seymour noon temperature is unofficial while other readings come from Ruth Everhart a government weather observer at Rockford. Official figures show River stage at 7 a.m. 3.4 feet with sunset at 5 21 EST and sunrise at 5 57 EST on Wednesday.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Indiana Faces Major Power and Fuel Shortages This Winter
Indiana could lose up to 30 percent of electric output by mid January and 20 percent of fuel oil by February as utilities report capacity to the Northeast fuel crisis. Gov. Morris warns a plant shutdown would worsen shortages while voltage reductions may dim lights and slow heaters.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert C. Morris
Morris
Washington
Midwest
Hoosier
Washington, D. C
Allegheny Mountains
Gov
Snow Delays and Frigid Start Hit Indiana
Snowfall ranged up to five inches in parts of northern Indiana with South Bend reporting five inches while Jackson County saw slick spots from a trace. Seymour recorded nine degrees above zero as temperatures fell after a 26 degree high. forecasters expect dry skies tonight with increasing clouds Wednesday as a high pressure ridge shifts across the region.
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Seymour
Indiana
National Weather Service
Indianapolis
South Bend
Jackson County
Ruth Everhart
Everhart
Indianapolis Weather Service
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Osterman Re-Elected Chamber President
Clifford Osterman of Seymour, manager of Jackson County Farm Bureau Co-Op, was re elected as chamber president. The leadership vote confirms Osterman continues guiding the chamber and its local business initiatives.
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Clifford Osterman
Seymour 3
Jackson County Farm Bureau Co-Op
Seymour
Presi
Larry Krukewitz
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
J. Ralph Thompson
Krukewitz
Seymour Chamber of Commerce elects leadership for 1974
At a noon meeting of the Seymour Chamber board at the Elks Club, William Knott was named vice president and Opal N Fosbrink was reappointed treasurer. The board also approved the 1974 budget and discussed U S 50 and local industrial growth amid the energy crisis.
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Elks Club
William Knott
Opal N. Fosbrink
Krukewitz
Osterman
Chamber
Nancy Hemmer
U.S. 50
Raymond F. Dauer
Mayor cites energy crisis sights at National League of Cities meet
Mayor Christopher D Moritz reports at the National League of Cities convention in San Juan Puerto Rico that the local area has ample coal for power but other regions lack fuel and rely on imports. He notes fuel demand soar causes shortages and discusses environmental needs transportation and energy as top topics.
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Seymour
Christopher D Moritz
National League of Cities
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Washington
Moritz
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