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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2011
Page
14
Julie Wallace is appointed managing editor at The Chronicle TT Ebl Grant. The announcement notes her leadership role and responsibilities guiding newsroom operations and editorial direction.
The Ohio House considers a measure to form a nonprofit JobsOhip, exempt from open meetings and records laws, funded by 1 million state dollars. Critics urge transparency and accountability, while supporters push privatization to spur job creation and speed development. Senator Manning urged Senate caution and public accountability.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification.
Facts pulled from the almanac note notable events on February 1 including Texas secession in 1861 and MLK Jr. protests in 1965, birthdays of John Ford and Clark Gable, and history week origins. Also cites math number, lunar phase, and a brief history context.
A compiled set of opinions targets tax policy sports and public figures. The writer criticizes Barack Obama and Bill Clinton while praising a 2012 election pairing. Separately a reader condemns LeBron James for leaving Cleveland and lauds his on court achievements amid fan backlash.
Washington columnist Robert J. Samuelson argues Obama missed a teachable moment in the State of the Union by avoiding clear budget choices. He cites a 1.3 trillion deficit in 2010, warns of structural deficits, and critiques myths about deficits, wasteful programs, and the elderly tied to Social Security and Medicare.
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