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The Chronicle presents its masthead with editor Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as managing editor. The lineup identifies the publication's leadership and staff roles for the period.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2012
Page
10
The Chronicle presents its masthead with editor Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as managing editor. The lineup identifies the publication's leadership and staff roles for the period.
The Vermilion school board unanimously voted to require random drug tests for students in extracurricular activities and those with parking passes starting next school year. Critics say the measure intrudes on privacy and may not effectively curb drug use, while state tests rated the district as effective.
Romney joins with Paul Ryan to push a stark budget plan sparking debate over Medicare vouchers and tax cuts. Supporters say the choice sharpens contrast with Obama while critics warn of deep federal program cuts and rising debt.
The city celebrates Brianne McLaughlin and Tianna Madison as Elyria natives who earned Olympic medals. McLaughlin won silver with the US women's hockey team in Vancouver 2010, Madison triumphed with the US 4x100 relay in London 2012. The piece praises local facilities and schooling that fostered their talents.
Barbara Haxton of the Ohio Head Start Association warns that looming sequestration will cut Head Start and Early Head Start slots nationwide, affecting nearly 100000 children and about 800 jobs. In Ohio alone about 4000 children may lose coverage, underscoring funded support needs for at risk youngsters.
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