Julie Wallace Named Managing Editor
Julie Wallace is appointed managing editor of The Chronicle. She will oversee newsroom operations and editorial strategy, guiding coverage and standards across all sections.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2014
Page
16
Julie Wallace is appointed managing editor of The Chronicle. She will oversee newsroom operations and editorial strategy, guiding coverage and standards across all sections.
City Council voted 4 to 3 to reject a plan by Vice President Sharon Soucy to raise Oberlin city worker wages to 10.10 an hour from 7.95. The debate highlighted national trends toward higher minimums and concerns about creating a city worker class, with supporters urging national action and opponents warning of political and fiscal costs.
Ghana faces fiscal strain with public debt exceeding 50 percent of GDP and a 10.1 percent deficit last year. The IMF rescue pledge comes with conditions likely to trim subsidies and civil service pay, challenging President Mahama’s administration despite strong long term resources in gas oil gold and cocoa.
Letters to the editor from Judy Riedel and Larry Wells discuss the $150,000 settlement paid to Geoff Andrews after Fairview Schools canceled his superintendent contract. They question transparency, OSBA’s handling of referral letters, and implications for Andrews’ future employment while urging fiscal responsibility and respect for leadership.
Michael Smerconish argues Hillary Clinton used Jeffrey Goldberg’s Atlantic interview to articulate a distinct foreign policy stance. She defends actions in Libya and Syria while criticizing the Iraq invasion and hints at a 2016 bid, with Obama-era ties cooling as she positions herself as a hawk and potential nominee.
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