Julie Wallace Leads Chronicle Newsroom
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor guiding The Chronicle staff in newsroom operations and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2012
Page
13
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor guiding The Chronicle staff in newsroom operations and editorial direction.
This memorial day tribute recalls Baltimore gas worker turned World War II hero Paul Wiedorfer. He earned the Medal of Honor for a daring Christmas 1944 rescue near Belgium, then fought in Germany before returning home to Baltimore and BG&E. He died at 89, leaving four children with his wife Alice.
In a May 17 letter Nicholas Miller argues against repealing the Affordable Care Act warning it would kill jobs raise deficits and risk coverage. Mike Pietrarosa criticizes Gov Kasich’s privatization plan for the Ohio Turnpike and prison outsourcing urging mass transit and prudent funding. John Thompson Jr. Elyria notes Chronicle Telegram letter policies.
The Washington Post outlines Europe’s worsening debt crisis as Greece requires more aid while private lenders absorb losses. It notes high Greek rates, unemployment spikes, and political strain, with the euro’s design amplifying credit bubbles and delaying growth across Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and Spain.
May 31 2011 marks day 151 of the year and day 73 of spring. Washington signed the first U.S. copyright law in 1790. The Johnstown flood killed 2209 in 1889. Ford ended Model T in 1927. Deep Throat revelation in 2005. Notable birthdays include Whitman Peale Eastwood Namath Shields Farrell. Moon phase between last quarter and new moon.
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