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The Chronicle presents Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace serving as managing editor in a brief masthead update for the newsroom leadership.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2013
Page
12
The Chronicle presents Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace serving as managing editor in a brief masthead update for the newsroom leadership.
Lorain County pays 5000 deductible while insurer covers 180000 to settle former magistrate Lucinda McConnell's sexual harassment claim against Judge David Berta. The suit alleged crude jokes and misconduct, though no party admitted fault. Settlement avoids trial and jury questions about truth.
The Kansas City Star notes conflicting views on the NSA leaks with claims of traitor or hero, disputes over Merkel and other leaders, and questions about Obama’s knowledge. Michael Morell calls Snowden’s disclosure the most serious breach, while critics argue agency overreach damaged trust and global leadership.
Readers are urged to vote for Jim Leonard for North Ridgeville City Council at large citing his 20 plus years in public service through the library system and a proactive approach to address flooding and sewage backup while aligning with the city master plan and entrepreneurial growth.
An Avon Lake letter from Council President Marty O'Donnell and fellow members endorses two charter amendments. Issue 3 would add the mayor and a council member as nonvoting ex officio on the Board of Municipal Utilities to improve communications amid a planned $85 million capital program. Issue 4 would let the city use state bidding to purchase goods, aiming to save money.
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