Julie Wallace Chronicle Editor Emerges
Julie Wallace is appointed managing editor at The Chronicle, signaling leadership transition and continued newsroom direction in the publication.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2017
Page
18
Julie Wallace is appointed managing editor at The Chronicle, signaling leadership transition and continued newsroom direction in the publication.
Opinion authors argue the Senate repeal effort is collapsing and Bipartisan fixes are unlikely. The piece contends that 2018 elections will determine Obamacare's fate and urges voters to demand clear plans, pricing, and coverage outcomes from candidates.
Anthony B. Giardini defending civil rights and opposing Confederate flag sales at the county fair. He notes flags recalled to darker eras, urges focusing on human rights, and frames the debate as a nonpartisan issue about right and wrong. He cites historical coercion against Black Americans and Civil Rights Act context.
Letter from Nickolas E. Modock of North Ridgeville urges retirees to evaluate how the new health care bill affects them. He argues the United States ranks low among rich nations for government health care and blames greed and politics. He urges voting to replace officials who fail to act in citizens’ health care interests.
At Maxwell Air Force Base Air University officers debate how to adapt a force shaped by 16 years of constant war. They weigh pilot shortages, maintenance gaps, and the rise of drones and cyber threats against changing technology and budgets. George Will closes the piece with a personal note.
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