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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2011
Page
10
Julie Wallace was announced as the new managing editor of The Chronicle, succeeding prior leadership and taking duties overseeing newsroom operations and editorial direction.
Lorain mayor Tony Krasienko, who ran unopposed in 2007, will face challenger Chase Ritenauer in May. Ritenauer, former Krasienko aide and current North Olmsted public safety director, cites dismay with Lorain's state of affairs as his reason to run.
The author notes Defense Secretary Gates proposed 100 billion in savings, but argues cuts of 47 000 troops by 2015 threaten deterrence. With Iraq ending and Afghanistan ongoing, and China rapidly expanding, he cautions against excessive defense reductions risking future security.
A reader urges toned down derisiveness in politics and calls for unity. They warn against fear, prejudice, and media extremes while criticizing government delays on Route 57 to Elyria and the Grafton Road bridge project.
Lawrence McCollim argues for user fees for government information and newspaper services, praising Tom Williams and suggesting a tip jar near coffee to fund news sources. The letter reflects a stance that taxpayers should not fund perks and that government should operate like a business to save money.
Editorial urges action to cut spending and reduce debt by focusing on small, daily cost cuts. Cites Ford’s daily item review and Marriott's motto that “the little things” enable big results. The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to submit brief letters up to 250 words.
George Will criticizes post Tucson explanations as charlatanry and liberal McCarthyism. He traces blame to “climate of hate” rhetoric, warns against diagnosing behavior, and notes historic assassinations linked to politics. He cites Garfield and McKinley cases and targets liberal framing.
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