Chronicle Editors Andrew Young Julie Wallace
The Chronicle notes Andrew R. Young serves as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor in the publication’s leadership team.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2013
Page
20
The Chronicle notes Andrew R. Young serves as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor in the publication’s leadership team.
The Seattle Times notes Attorney General Eric Holder urged Smart on Crime style reform at the American Bar Association in San Francisco. He argues for fewer long sentences for nonviolent drug offenses and greater judge discretion, aiming to reduce prison overcrowding and curb poverty driven crime. The piece cites bipartisan support and ongoing questions about replacing the drug czar as reform moves forward.
After years of inaction the FCC will regulate how much prison and detention center inmates and immigration detainees pay for interstate calls. Debits or prepaid calls may cost up to 21 cents and domestic collect calls up to 25 cents, a sharp drop from prior unregulated rates. The move aims to reduce costs that hinder legal cases and family contact, though some warn of legal challenges and administration hurdles.
A letter discusses abortion politics blaming Obama versus Republicans, questions why Roe v. Wade wasn’t overturned by later GOP presidents, and references a Chronicle-Telegram editorial about Nancy Smith. The text shifts to local matters on tax increases, school board issues in North Ridgeville, foreclosures, and education funding, ending with submission guidelines.
Former Dallas Morning News editor Carl Leubsdorf argues that Republican efforts to block or undermine the Affordable Care Act will backfire. He notes GOP threats to shutdown funding, Medicaid expansion refusals, and coordinated messaging to deter enrollment, while acknowledging glitches and delays. He highlights insurance premium drops in cooperative states and limited options where states resisted cooperation.
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