Julie Wallace Editor of The Chronicle
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor of The Chronicle, guiding editorial direction and overseeing newsroom operations.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2011
Page
8
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor of The Chronicle, guiding editorial direction and overseeing newsroom operations.
Gov. Kasich cuts a deal allowing Dan Gilbert to open casinos in Cleveland and Cincinnati with Caesars, plus rights for Thistledown video lottery terminals and two Cleveland casinos. The pact reduces casino taxes, exempts winnings, and signals a broader gambling expansion across Ohio.
The United Auto Workers chief Bob King may curb the old adversarial dynamic by endorsing profit sharing in bargaining with Detroit Three. He suggests aligning worker pay with company performance to reduce consumer costs and share enterprise risk, a move seen as necessary after decades of tense relations.
A letter to The Chronicle-Telegram argues against Senate Bill 5 linking unions, budget issues, and corporate influence. It cites wage declines, energy policy, and calls for voter action in 2012 while urging readers to contact the Editorial Page Editor with signatures and contact details.
Leonard Pitts Jr writes that the War on Drugs began 40 years ago under Nixon and has disproportionately harmed Black communities. He urges President Obama to reframe drug policy as public health, noting disparities in sentencing and urging action to prevent a 41st anniversary.
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