Chronicle leadership notes Andrew R. Young as editor
Andrew R. Young is named editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor at The Chronicle. The announcement outlines leadership changes and editorial direction for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2013
Page
20
Andrew R. Young is named editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor at The Chronicle. The announcement outlines leadership changes and editorial direction for the newspaper.
Ohio representatives Jim Jordan and Bob Gibbs urged caution before supporting any military action against Syria. They call for clear objectives and a full House debate, noting the president must better persuade Congress and the American public.
Critics call automatic gratuities an oxymoron and service charge. diners lose choice while workers gain predictable pay. Darden Restaurants drops the practice at 100 locations amid rising calls to phase out automatic charges.
Letter to the editor discusses Diane Ravitch's shift on education reform and cites Ohio voucher expansion as evidence of privatization aims. The piece argues public funds should not fund private schooling and contrasts U.S. policy with humanitarian actions in Syria. It also includes reader letters opposing immigration relaxations and calls for national focus on domestic needs.
Leonard Pitts Jr the Miami Herald columnist argues the IRS ruling allowing joint returns for same sex couples accelerates a national moral and legal reckoning. He cites the full faith and credit clause and forecasts court battles likely up to the Supreme Court as states resist changing norms.
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