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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1986
Page
4
Two old pals, one a pragmatic realist and the other a steadfast dissenter, discuss Nixon's legacy, 1980s patriotism, and radical ideas like mandatory national service and voter turnout penalties, revealing tensions over media, war memory, and civic duty.
Virginia Knouse, president of PAWS, defends shelter policy after a poem praising PAWS. She argues neutering is essential to reduce deaths from overpopulation, notes high costs and limited funds, and urges public awareness and responsibility to prevent more animals from ending up in shelters.
The letter argues Ralph Clarkson’s plan to give pets away freely ignores current animal overpopulation. It defends PAWS 40 dollar adoption with included shots, collar, ID, spay or neuter, with 20 dollar refund after surgery proof. It warns shelters would still face surplus pets and advocates mandatory surgery contracts and veterinary visits before adoption.
Snohomish County Public Works responds to a July 23 article by Andra Marhefka about road fixes. The department defends its road design at 204th Street, cites safe stopping distances, and notes a push to allocate tax dollars to higher priority highway safety works while offering to meet reporters to ensure accurate information.
The Enterprise is delivered door to door free of charge with optional monthly carrier donations of 1.15. Readers may refuse to donate and still receive regular delivery. If not receiving The Enterprise or needing delivery help call the Circulation Department at 775-7521.
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