Chronicle masthead fragment finds Julie Wallace editor
A fragmentary note from The Chronicle lists Julie Wallace as Managing Editor with Sten W. as part of the masthead indicating editorial leadership. No story details are provided.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2013
Page
14
A fragmentary note from The Chronicle lists Julie Wallace as Managing Editor with Sten W. as part of the masthead indicating editorial leadership. No story details are provided.
Snowden remains in Moscow's Sheremetyevo transit area as Putin praises him. Critics call him a traitor and spy, questioning the premise of civil disobedience. The former NSA contractor inspired a global chase, with asylum hopes in Cuba or Ecuador and debates over privacy versus security.
Readers weigh in on local council aesthetics and national figures. Denise Caruloff praises a letter about justice and claims deals were made, while Joseph Dudukovich condemns the system. Other writers critique Rush Limbaugh and predict Christie Clinton rematch, with editor guidance on submitting letters.
Robert J. Samuelson argues the Internet brings more danger than value due to cyberwar risks. He cites Defense Science Board warnings of weapon design losses and potential nationwide outages, contrasts with benefits, and notes rising smartphone and tablet use while urging caution.
Today notes the 183rd day of the year and the 12th day of summer with birthdays for Hermann Hesse Thurgood Marshall Dave Thomas Richard Petty Larry David Jose Canseco Johnny Weir Lindsay Lohan. It recalls the first zeppelin flight 1900 and Steve Fossett 2002 round the world flight. Wal Mart opened 1962 and 10 800 stores worldwide. Moon phase details included.
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