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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
1
Snow cites a one cent increase in the fuel adjustment rate to 1.00 cents per kilowatt hour amid coal cost rises. Residents report bills climbing, with one Brunswick resident saying December charges reached 186 dollars while another notes all electric home payments around 370 dollars monthly.
Washington reports vibrant struggle as veteran chairmen W R Poage and F Edward Hebert lose in caucus votes. The party moves to replace committee leaders across 20 panels amid liberal pressure and youth revolt within the Democrats.
The National Association of Letter Carriers warns of a potential March national strike against the Postal Service after the rollout of a computerized route adjustment plan. Union leaders claim 415,000 jobs could be cut and describe the system as turning workers into robots while officials say the Kokomo plan measures performance to create efficient routes and may add carriers in some areas.
Cherie Ulmer the 23 year old pharmacy student was mortally injured when asphalt was thrown from a North Ridgeville overpass onto her car. She died 19 days later at Southwest General Hospital Berea. A reward fund for her killer surpassed 1 1000 with donations from the Chronicle Telegram and a rising total of 1 194. The investigation by Highway Patrol and North Ridgeville police continues with no suspect named. A medical and funeral fund drive includes a 7 to 9 pm coffee break at Howard Johnsons Rt 57 near Midway Mall to collect donations.
Lorain County superintendents report planned thermostat reductions as gas allocations may drop under a PUC limit. Districts like Berea, Westlake and North Royalton urge layered clothing and shutting schools only as last resort. Columbia Gas states three year averages will be cut, while officials seek relief from authorities.
Variable clouds, colder tonight with a chance of snow flurries and lows in the teens. Partly cloudy tomorrow with highs in the upper 20s to 30s. Fifty percent chance of precipitation tonight and 20 percent tomorrow.
A single engine plane forced to land on Country Club Boulevard near Great Northern Shopping Center at 9:30 a.m. No injuries or damage reported. Pilot Ted Mirguonta, 72, of West 130th Street Servagsville. instructor Tom Bi, Ti, Cleveland. FAA officials and Cleveland Repkins Airport attended. Ortner Air Taxi owns the aircraft. plane took off successfully shortly after.
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