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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2015
Page
12
The Chronicle page provides a staff roster for 5S F and RB A MW and tracks publishers from 1829 founding to 2010. It lists A C Hudnutt as 1927 to 1950 publisher, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010, Andrew R Young as editor, Julie Wallace as managing editor.
The omnibus bill advances a plan to boost US funding for the IMF and modernize its governance. It preserves US veto power while expanding contributions from major economies, with safeguards on exceptional access and congressional notice requirements.
The piece criticizes lavish athletic facilities at Clemson and Maryland, describing a spending arms race in college sports. It argues such spending diverts from education, burdens students with fees, and reflects NCAA leadership failures amid lucrative TV deals and high coaches pay.
A letter urges banning assault rifles and promotes plant based meals to curb violence and chronic disease. It cites Gallup data, notes growing vegan options at supermarkets and cafeterias, and calls for moral reform and dietary change. Lorain based.
Robert Samuelson notes that while the Paris conference boosted pledges to cut greenhouse gases, the goal of limiting warming to 2 C remains distant. He cites IHS projections, renewables limits, and the need for breakthroughs in nuclear, batteries, and carbon capture, arguing regulation alone may not curb warming.
Almanac notes today is December 29 2015 the 363rd day of the year and the eighth day of winter. It lists birthdays from Charles Goodyear to Alison Brie and recalls OSHA BP penalties from 2009 and a 2005 Texas refinery explosion. It cites Woody Hayes Gator Bowl incident and Becket exile. Moon phase sits between full moon and last quarter.
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