Burglary spree hits Lake Ballinger area homes
Edmonds police report describe two neighboring Lake Ballinger homes burglarized last Monday, with Guns jewelry stereo gear and a coin collection valued over 20000 dollars taken. A butcher knife used to break into the gun cabinet. Separate incidents include a 18000 block Olympic View Drive burglary and two more break ins Sunday with a video recorder a camera an antique pocket watch and two gold rings stolen.
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Edmonds
Lake Ballinger
Olympic View Drive
175Th
84Th Avenue West
Burglary Hit Edmonds Real Estate Office
Edmonds police link a recent burglary at Cameo Properties on Highway 99 to similar thefts in North King County and a CPA firm break-in. A thief pried a window and stole a color television and video recorder valued around 1700 dollars.
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Edmonds
North King County
CPA
Cameo Properties
Highway 99
Edmonds Cpa
Birth talk with moms helps teens delay sexual activity
Planned Parenthood officials stress open family dialogue on sex and contraception can prevent problems. Experts advise starting early from infancy, using direct, specific talk and modeling shared partnership at home while insisting minors retain confidential care.
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Judy Gardiner
Barbara Smith
Planned Parenthood
Snohomish County
Peterson
Community Thanks for Support of Girl Scout Cookie Sale
Letter from Lour Readers Editor expresses gratitude to residents shoppers and merchants for backing a Girl Scout Cookie Sale. Highlights lessons in courtesy responsibility handling money and customer service and notes proceeds will fund troop activities and a Peace Arch ceremony trip in June at the Canadian border.
Praise for Lynnwood police officers
A former Lynnwood grocery manager commends the police for prompt professional and courteous service during shoplifting forgery and robbery incidents. He also praises prosecutor Diane Lander for preparedness thoroughness and competence in cases involved.
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Lynnwood
Diane Lander
Lynnwood Police
Ms. Lander
Signed Letters to the Editor Policy and Address
Community guidelines note letters must be signed with an address and may be condensed for length. No publication without a signature. Address submissions to the editor P O Box 977 Lynnwood 96036.
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P.O. Box
Lynnwood
Opposition to Edmonds arts complex tax proposal rises
A resident cites potential 1 percent tax increase under Senate Bill 3608 and House Bill 122 to fund a performing arts and stadium complex near Edmonds Community College. He argues seniors and low income residents would bear the burden, roads, sidewalks and storm drains require LSD funding, and urges seniors to oppose the measures until a local special election could form cultural arts districts.
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Edmonds Community College
Katie Allen
Gary Nelson
Representative Allen
Mike McManus
Center
Olympia
Edmonds
Edward T. Reidh Edmonds
Edmonds School Budget Forecast in Uncertain Year
Edmonds School District plans for 1983 84 amid state funding uncertainty. Officials warn of possible $2.5 million shortfall, with a budget near 48.8 million versus 53.4 million this year. A cash balance of 250 000 to 500 000 is expected, but enrollment decline of about 5.4 percent will reduce basic state aid, prompting possible program cuts and staff lay offs by mid May. The board meets April 18 to discuss priorities.
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Edmonds
Robert Downing
Downing
Burglary ring busted in Snohomish County
Snohomish County Sheriff's Department is finalizing a burglary ring probe with 28 suspects arrested including 13 adults and 15 juveniles. Property valued at about $100,000 taken from 45 residences between January and March 1983. Victims notified, arrests on burglary and related charges.
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Snohomish County
Crowder
South County
Indian carving workshop at Edmonds Community College
A spring quarter eight week course on Northwest Coast Indian carving runs Wednesdays 7 to 9 30 pm beginning April 6 at Edmonds Community College. The program emphasizes traditional techniques wood selection and tool making with gallery tours. Call 771-1517 for information or registration. Fee is 45 dollars plus material costs vary by project.
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Edmonds Community College
Continuing Education Office
the College
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