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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2016
Page
16
Julie Wallace is appointed managing editor for The Chronicle, bringing leadership to newsroom operations and editorial direction. The announcement outlines her strategic focus and tenure as a key reporter and leader within the publication.
Clinton and Sanders dodge a clear education reform plan. Sanders pushes free tuition while offering few concrete K twelve fixes, and Clinton nods to the Every Child Succeeds Act with vague ideas like an education SWAT team. The piece notes Obama era programs Race to the Top faced union opposition and questions accountability and standards moving forward.
The GAO annual efficiency report highlights 92 corrective actions across 37 government areas to reduce fragmentation, overlap and duplication. It notes $56 billion in benefits from prior recommendations and $69 billion more expected by 2025, with only 41 percent fully implemented and 20 percent not addressed. Overpayments and fraud screening dominate waste concerns.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s order restoring voting rights to more than 200,000 ex-offenders serves political aims to aid Hillary Clinton. He notes the move risks eroding civil rights logic and cites partisan cynicism while acknowledging the practical benefit of reintegration for many citizens.
The reflection asks whether McAuliffe would back restoring voting rights without political gain or cost, suggesting issues of loyalty and guiding principles in a fluid political moment. The passage weighs whether ethics align with practical consequences.
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