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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2009
Page
16
In a brief notice, Arthur D. Hudnutt is listed as publisher from 1970 to 1991, followed by A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively.
BASF and Argonne National Laboratory partner to mass produce cathode materials for lithium ion batteries in Elyria Ohio. The move aims to secure a Department of Energy grant and boost Ohio as a clean energy manufacturing hub with new jobs. The plan is supported by Senator Brown and Representative Sutton and faces political scrutiny.
President Obama argues for government to aid GM through Chapter 11 restructuring with 50 billion in public funds while 14 plants close and 21 000 union workers are laid off. He cites fuel economy targets and the need for a self sustaining company amid competition with Ford as the government weighs remaining in or exiting the auto industry.
Letters discuss Obama proposals to grant major stock shares to workers at failing auto firms. Debaters compare to past efforts and warn of untested outcomes and broader economic risks.
The Chronicle Telegraph invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for accuracy and kindness. Readers are asked to keep submissions concise and on topic while expressing personal views respectfully for publication consideration.
The piece critiques media push for global warming awareness citing The Goode Family on ABC and analysis by Nordhaus and Shellenberger. It argues green messaging fosters guilt, status signaling, and utopian hopes, while neglecting real costs to development and the poor.
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