LOOKING INTO THE 1980'S WHEN EUROPE'S LIGHTS GO OUT - Herbert W Armstrong - October 1973

Herbert W Armstrong

Brussels, Belgium "The oil conflict continues. It is beginning to affect the whole population; due to the lack of heating oil and gasoline. The pumps are empty just about everywhere. Yesterday a few stations opened, but by midnight all stations were closed by government order for an undetermined period of time. "It has now become very serious, especially for those whose heating systems depend on heating oil. They are simply without heating. A large number of grade schools and high schools have been closed. Doctors are facing problems because they can't receive patients in unheated clinics, and the shortage of gasoline is making it difficult to go out on house calls. The absence of heating oil is creating a real trauma. A large number of people are already suffering from the cold…" - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library