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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1975
Page
1
The 200-year naval history documented explains how sailors shaped English with phrases such as mind your Ps and Qs berserk wallop skylarking yankee and logger heads. Origins trace to tavern scoring, Viking bravado misnomers, British admiral Wallop, shipboard slang, and Dutch traders.
Ohio State police, led by Col. Frank R. Blackstone, step up checks on overpasses amid rising incidents of objects thrown onto highways. Drivers with CB radios urged to report sightings on emergency channel 9 after a fatal Christmas Day incident on Rt. 83 involving Cherie Ulmer.
A going away party for Anthony J. Marsico former deputy motor vehicle registrar who admitted stealing 320 432 in license fees in 1974 was lively despite the somber occasion at Stoney's Lounge. About 30 to 40 attendees including Marsico enjoyed spaghetti and dancing. He is to report to Chillicothe Correctional Institution after a court appearance the next morning. His wife Grace has filed for divorce.
Lorain County detectives hold 48 year old man in connection with the apparently accidental shooting death of Midview High School junior Richard A. Ketchem 17 at 36882 Butternut Ridge Road following an argument with John Lovejoy 2701 Grafton Road Ketchem died at Elyria Memorial Hospital 10 55 p m Lovejoy who owns John Lovejoy Motor Sales 862 Cleveland Street says the incident began when he told Ketchem he did not want to talk Ketchem reportedly grabbed the door and Lovejoys gun discharged hitting Ketchem in the chest Zieba Capt Henry sheriff detective says evidence supports an accidental self defense claim and the gun hit Ketchem during the door jamb incident. funeral arrangements set at Cowling Funeral Home Oberlin with burial at Westwood Cemetery Oberlin
AP reports President Ford's $28 billion tax cut linked to matching spending cuts is predicted to fail in Congress. Democrats offer alternatives, accusing the plan of political motivation. Proxmire and Mahon oppose permanent tax cuts before 1976 elections, while Ullman proposes a 3 percent tax credit. A Senate Budget Committee staff suggests a $20 billion personal cut plus extension of the 1975 $17 billion reduction, potentially lowering unemployment by 1980.
Berlin Heights area reports a former Camden Township trustee Burdette Schmidt, 57, was killed at his Cable Road home when a 120 gallon gasoline tank he prepared to weld exploded. The body, found near the mangled tank and a distant nozzle, was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Schmidt, a district manager for Standard Oil, reportedly tested for fumes by lighting a match. He is survived by his wife Margaret and several children. funeral plans were announced with Masonic services. The sheriff’s department continues its investigation.
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