Edmonds Superintendent Reasby Loses Seattle Race
Edmonds Schools Superintendent Hal Reasby reacts to losing the Seattle school district top post. Beasley won over rival William Kendrick of Oregon, with Edmonds board saying they are mixed but glad to keep Reasby. Reasby has 22 years in Seattle schools and will remain in Edmonds as leaders shift focus to district issues.
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Edmonds
Hal Reasby
Seattle
Sheri Straight
Reasby
South County
Missing Lynnwood teen calls friend from Florida
Eighteen year old Gaylene Rorie, missing since March 4, contacted a family member from Florida on Thursday. The Lynnwood girl had planned to visit her sister in Seattle and then go to the Tri Cities, but vanished with no word. Her family, agencies in three states, and flyers had sought help. Gaylene told a Kennewick friend she was in Florida, prompting concern from relatives who were relieved she is safe.
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Gaylene Rorie
Florida
Rorie
Lynnwood
Seattle
Gaylene
Shirlene Rorie
Tri-Cities
Shirlene
Kennewick
Nicaragua
Miller
Central America
Chuck Cobb
Lake Forest Park
Cobb
Miller defends aid to contras at Bothell town meeting
U S Rep John Miller faced steady opposition while reiterating support for military aid to the Nicaraguan contras at a April 2 town meeting in Bothell attended by about 75 residents. He urged diplomacy while warning against cutting the Pentagon budget and argued foreign aid remains necessary though not always well spent.
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Don Kirkpatrick
U.S
John Miller
Bothell
Northshore Senior Center
First District
Miller
Nicaragua
Susan O’connor
Pentagon
Don Hamlin
Central America
O’connor
Dan Jaffee
Lake City
Jaffee
Daniel Ortega
Contra
Ortega
Greg Taylor
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