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Julie Wallace is listed as managing editor in the Chronicle masthead along with other department heads and staff roles for duties at the newspaper.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2011
Page
6
Julie Wallace is listed as managing editor in the Chronicle masthead along with other department heads and staff roles for duties at the newspaper.
The Lorain school board approves a 4.7 million loan against a 23.85 mill levy and 1.5 million in federal bonds to cover a projected four year deficit of 10.3 million. Critics warn borrowing shifts the burden to voters and could force steeper future tax increases. Superintendent finalist Cheryl Atkinson had supported cuts but is now a Cleveland superintendent finalist.
The state Board of Education approved a one credit economics and personal finance course for ninth graders, aiming to boost financial literacy. Critics fear loss of local control, but supporters say it adds rigor and fosters prudent money skills for future careers.
A letter to The Chronicle-Telegram argues for a flat tax and drastic spending cuts, including troop withdrawals and ending subsidies. It railes against deficits, calls for border militias, IRS closure, and reflects anger at government salaries and benefits. The writer urges bold, simplified policies and civic vigilance.
Speaker William G. Batchelder lauds Rep. Ron Amstutz and the Finance Committee for a transformational budget aimed at reducing deficits without tax hikes. The plan emphasizes limited government, school choice, affordable higher education, and local aid, while preserving residents’ control over their money.
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