Julie Wallace Retires as Managing Editor at The Chronicle
Julie Wallace steps down from the role of managing editor at The Chronicle after long service. The Gazette notes her leadership shaped newsroom operations, ethics, and reporting standards during tenure.
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Conciliator rules minimum staffing for Elyria Fire Dept
In 2009 conciliator Susan Grady Ruben ordered minimum staffing for fire vehicles as part of the contract, citing safety concerns after a fatal December 2009 fire. The ruling ties future administrations to staffing levels, limiting mayoral budget and personnel flexibility despite debates on exact crew counts.
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Susan Grady Ruben
Ruben
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Bill Grace
Holly Brinda
Ray Noble
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The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor for print with editing for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited if longer. Include signature, full home address and telephone for verification by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Almanac item for November 1 2011
Almanac dated Tuesday November 1 2011 notes the 305th day of 2011 and autumn. It lists historical events John Adams residence at the Executive Mansion 1800 and Maastricht Treaty 1993. Includes birthdays Stephen Crane to Penn Badgley and other facts.
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United States
Executive Mansion
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Boston Female Medical School
European Union
Stephen Crane
James Kilpatrick
Gary Player
Lyle Lovett
Anthony Kiedis
Toni
Collette
Jenny McCarthy
Penn Badgley
Federalist Party
Obama Libya aid and tax debates spark local concerns
Letters criticize Obama administration foreign aid to Libya totaling 135 million, cite Social Security and Medicare worries, praise North Ridgeville School District's excellent with distinction rating, and urge tax cuts or shifts to fund education. Voters urged to consider 2006 Congress control and vote in November. Arnold R. Moore, Grafton.
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Hillary Clinton
Libya
United States
Washington
North Ridgeville
Nrcs
Bill Janosek
Barack Obama
Congress
Arnold R. Moore
Pentagon and welfare state clash in national budget debate
Robert J. Samuelson argues that defense must be funded adequately and warns against deep cuts. He notes past downsizing reduced armed forces, questions the burden of cuts on national security, and stresses that social spending should be cut and taxes raised only if defense remains sufficient to meet goals.
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Afghanistan
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Russia
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
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