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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1975
Page
1
A public utility official warned that natural gas distribution cuts could reach about forty percent for industrial users. He emphasized that residential customers would be served first and noted the severity of the planned curtailments.
Contributions to The Chronicle Telegram reward fund for Cherie Ulmer rose to 469 by today’s second collection day. Ulmer, 23, from Bucyrus, died of head wounds suffered Christmas Day when a 20 pound asphalt piece was dropped from an overpass onto her car. Authorities continue the investigation with three suspects given lie-detector tests and no arrests yet. Funds for medical and funeral costs are being gathered at six Lorain County drop points.
A weather note reports a low of 15 to 20 degrees with flurries possible tonight. Tomorrow has a high near 38 with a 50 percent precipitation chance tonight and 40 percent tomorrow.
In North Ridgeville the $500,000 St Peter's Parish gym and hall on Center Ridge Road was dedicated with a Mass led by Rev William Kitt. The school will use the facility for physical education replacing basement classes as the parish observes its 100th anniversary. wholesale prices fell 0.5% in December signaling inflation relief amid mixed 1974 data and a delayed impact on retail prices.
President Ford outlines a rescue plan with tax cuts and oil price rises to curb a slump. Proposals include a one time 12 percent tax rebate up to 1000, long term tax cuts, corporate tax relief, $80 direct payments, higher oil taxes, and a gasoline price rise. He seeks standby rationing and oil stockpiles to counter future embargos and urges a three year 12 percent investment credit for utilities. A White House sheet adds mandatory energy labels and efficiency goals aiming for 20 percent improvement by 1980, with enforcement possible if no agreement.
Oberlin students attend third day of classes in 57 to 65 degree rooms as Columbia Gas of Ohio trims gas supply. Principals say thermostats lowered to six degrees and locked, forcing jackets and cooler classrooms. At Eastwood Pleasant and high school, staff report cooler temps and a later February cutback. A separate Corpus Christi wedding notes a minister in blue pajamas failing to stand.
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