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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2023
Page
4
The Chronicle notes the long line of publishers from A. C. Hudnutt founded in 1927 through Arthur D. Hudnutt and on to A Cooper Hudnutt and William D. Hudnutt with Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor.
The Nippon Steel bid to acquire U S Steel for 14.1 billion dollars prompts alarm from Rust Belt lawmakers led by Senators Vance Manchin and Brown who urge CFIUS scrutiny. Proponents argue large Japanese investment aids global competition with China and preserves U S Steel with jobs and existing contracts.
A letter from Lorain residents thanks Kimberly Newtoski for reliable Chronicle Telegram delivery since 2015 and urges replacing county commissioners. They criticize a nearly 12 million dollar radio system contract, claiming mispricing and bid improprieties and calling for a political shift.
Lorain County Community College celebrates six decades since its 1963 founding as Ohio’s first community college with a permanent campus. The institution notes broad community reach, extensive alumni activity, and strong ties with local employers driving economic growth and pathways to degrees, with 45,000+ degrees earned and alumni 90 percent remaining in Northeast Ohio. Marcia Ballinger, president, touts ongoing partnership with 14 Ohio colleges and a Harvard Project on Workforce feature.
Bloomberg Opinion notes UN COP28 progress on phasing out unabated coal lags reality as global coal demand climbs. IEA data show 2022 peak emissions and uneven declines in US EU, while China India and Southeast Asia push coal use. It calls for larger grants and faster transitions via JETP funding and policy action.
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