Brad Dickens Editorial Page Editor
Brad Dickens is noted as the Editorial Page Editor for The Chronicle. The brief entry identifies his role within the newspaper's page design and opinion section.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2025
Page
4
Brad Dickens is noted as the Editorial Page Editor for The Chronicle. The brief entry identifies his role within the newspaper's page design and opinion section.
The piece argues Trump tariffs risk long term economic damage and hinder a rebirth of U S shipyards, noting a shift from Lorain to Charleston plans, potential Great Lakes benefits, and broad auto sector impacts amid interlinked supply chains. It cites Bartlett Maritime’s efforts in Lorain, historic declines in U S market share, and Ohio impacts from tariffs.
The almanac lists Emma Watson turning 35, notable birthdays including Leonardo da Vinci and Henry James, and Tokyo Disneyland as the first Disney park outside the US. It notes a quote by Henry James, a historical $100 offer for escaped indentured servants, and moon phase between April 12 and 20.
President Trump aims to abolish the Federal Emergency Management Agency, risking slower, fragmented disaster response and higher state budgets. FEMA coordinates federal state and local actions, funds aid, and supports preparedness. Removing it could reduce national readiness and burden vulnerable communities. Lori Afrates reports from Avon Lake.
Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen analyzes Trump’s 2018 promise to erase all tariffs and barriers, the EU’s shift to zero-for-zero talks, and how tariff policy shaped markets. It weighs two Trump personas, the risks of volatility, and the potential to boost U.S. manufacturing if deals reduce barriers worldwide.
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