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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1986
Page
4
Editor Lewis E. Lehrman of Citizens for America argues the Comprehensive Test Ban CTB abandons deterrence logic. He contends nuclear testing ensures warhead reliability and crisis stability, while CTB misreads the primary threat as the Soviet Union rather than the weapons themselves.
The document argues the Soviet Union backs a comprehensive test ban for strategic edge and public relations, not disarmament. It asserts Moscow’s continued expansionism, frequent treaty violations, and need for testing to modernize forces, warning that peace through strength remains essential.
A reader laments daily unsolicited calls and pervasive ads from clothing donations to magazine subscriptions. Suggests curb measures like temporary posted garage sale permits and reducing business ads tax deduction to boost state revenue amid debt.
The piece condemns a poem titled A poem for PAWS and Ralph Clarkson for urging euthanasia. It argues PAWS policy on neutering, argues animals are not romantic, and condemns killing via sodium phenobarbital. It cites shelter intake, reasons owners discard pets, and notes animals hit by cars as cruelties.
Celebrations mark a hundred years of streets and letters as debates on humane care persist. The piece questions instant death versus humane euthanasia and notes PAWS adoption screening to ensure responsible ownership. It quotes a view that every pet should have a home, but not every home should have a pet, and references Ralph Clarkson as an elderly figure challenging age as an excuse for ignorance.
A reader disputes quoted statements in The Enterprise article on the Edmonds arts district. He clarifies he has no ties to Ms Channing, questions misquoted finances, asserts past chairmanship of the Edmonds Arts Commission, defends Ms Linda McCrystal, and calls attention to bond and sewer plant indebtedness totaling about 70 to 40 million dollars impacting Edmonds and nearby districts.
A reader thanks The Enterprise for its coverage of Centennial Center plans and urges community support for the arts district bond issue on Sept. 16, noting the center will host events and entertainment long denied in south Snohomish County.
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