Julie Wallace Editor of The Chronicle
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor at The Chronicle, guiding newsroom operations and overseeing editorial content. The note indicates her leadership role within the publication's staff structure.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2010
Page
10
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor at The Chronicle, guiding newsroom operations and overseeing editorial content. The note indicates her leadership role within the publication's staff structure.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace floated a May ballot revisit for a police tax via initiative petition amid strong opposition on council and by Grace supporters. Critics warn of constitutional constraints and campaign pitfalls while party dynamics loom with the mayoral race and potential rival Mary Siwierka entering the field.
The Dallas Morning News notes the arrest of Arturo Gallegos Castrellon, a top Los Aztecas leader linked to about 2,000 killings including a mass murder at a party and U S consular deaths. The capture offers brief relief but Juarez remains a major drug gateway to the United States. Police must target more Los Aztecas to prevent regrouping.
Readers in Elyria and Lorain address wealth taxes and public spending. A contributor praises moving the Central Maintenance Garage to the Moon building and urban revitalization, while others question automatic trash collection and local staffing costs.
In Washington a debate over Senate ratification of New START with Russia unfolds as Barack Obama presses for a treaty with verification. Senators like Jon Kyl push for U S nuclear modernization while critics question urgency and balance with Iran, amid cold war echoes and broad skepticism.
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