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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1975
Page
1
A Telegram series guides families to manage spending as prices rise. Credit expert Albert Horner warns 1975 will limit overtime income while essentials like food may jump 12 to 15 percent in six months, pressing savers and debt adjustments.
Inflation and recession force families to craft personal spending plans. June Sears and Horner advise prioritizing essentials, tracking monthly expenses, and honest budgeting. Tips include ranking priorities, cutting unnecessary car trips, and reassessing insurance costs to protect the family budget.
Arab League urged precautionary steps amid Kissinger remarks that oil could be used as a weapon against the industrialized world. United States threats cited as a charter violation, with strong rebukes from Egypt Saudi Arabia Kuwait Lebanon Libya Iraq and Venezuela. Publication notes broad regional outrage and calls to protect oil interests.
Houston autopsy results were expected on Don Wilson, 29, and his 5-year-old son Alexander after both were found in a carbon monoxide filled home. Mrs Wilson injured, Denise in critical condition, as investigations focus on a possible accidental death in the southwest Houston residence.
Robert E. Adams pleaded guilty to a lesser murder charge in the 1973 slaying of Jerry A. Schmidt, a long-time Avon Lake friend. Schmidt, 26, was found with multiple gunshot wounds on a Carliste Township farm road. Adams disappeared after the crime, was later captured in Wichita, and faced a life potential sentence if convicted of the original aggravated murder charge.
Time magazine cites prosecutor James Neal stating Nixon appeared unaware of the Watergate bugging and break in. Neal references a June 23 1972 tape where Nixon questions who carried out the act. New Year’s Day jurors convicts John N Mitchell and three others including Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mardian of conspiracy.
The forecast calls for clear skies and milder temperatures tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s. A chance of showers arrives tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 20s. Precipitation probability is light at about 18 percent tonight and tomorrow. Winds shift southwest at 15 to 16 mph tonight.
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