Image: FLAG POLICY DURING THE 1973 oil crisis
Description: GASOLINE DEALERS IN OREGON DISPLAYED SIGNS EXPLAINING THE FLAG POLICY DURING THE FUEL CRISIS IN THE WINTER OF 1973-74. AS THE SIGN SAYS THE GREEN FLAG MEANS ANYONE CAN GET GAS, THE YELLOW IS FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ONLY AND A RED FLAG MEANS NO GAS AT ALL.
Title: FLAG POLICY DURING THE 1973 oil crisis
Credit: This media is available in the holdings of the National Archives and Records Administration, cataloged under the National Archives Identifier (NAID) 555518.
Author: David Falconer
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