Judge Denies Bail In Tampering Case In Lynnwood
United States Magistrate Phillip Sweigert ordered Lenore Ann Lee 30 of Lynnwood held without bail pending arraignment on product tampering charges. Lee was arrested outside Big Daddy’s grocery store after a security guard said she injected a substance into two cartons of ice cream and tampered with a bottle of wine. Final charges expected by Jan 8 1987. Lee has a prior criminal record and poor court-appearance history. Prosecutors cite strong evidence she may have committed a crime while on release from a Spokane case. Defense argues lack of local ties and evidence, with a possible state charge instead of a federal felony. Continued on page 2-A.
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Randall Dodd
Seattle
United States
Phillip Sweigert
Lenore Ann Lee
Lynnwood
Lee
Big Daddy’s
S.W
44Th Ave. W
Sweigert
Spokane
Everett
Mark Mestel
Mestel
Second regional airport inevitable denial from Port of Seattle
Port of Seattle officials say Sea-Tac is far from capacity and a second regional airport is not needed for decades. No plans exist to study or address capacity. commissioner remarks were casual and not in discussion. Sea-Tac handled 11.5 million travelers in 1985 with a 25 million annual capacity.
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Port of Seattle
Michael Homans
Port of
Bill Anchuetz
Jack Block
Block
Anchuetz
South County
Snohomish County
Paine Field
Unusually high tides near end of month alarm coast
Officials warn Puget Sound shoreline residents of exceptionally high tides from December 30 to January 6 caused by celestial alignment. Surges may occur with storms and large waves, risking water damage and dangerous currents for boaters. Flood insurance purchase urged with a five day waiting period.
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Edmonds
Puget Sound
National Weather Service
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Steve Rinard
Cogan
Former LHS teacher pleads not guilty to murder charges
Kenneth Smith, a former Lynnwood High School English instructor, pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the Nov. 11 death of his six year old son Zachary in Arlington. He faces a June 26 trial date and remains in custody with bail set at 500000. Prosecutors allege a murder for hire plot against his estranged wife Virginia. The case details include a weapon attack, a custody dispute, and recovered cocaine and a torn custody order at Smiths home.
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Lynnwood
Kenneth Smith
Smith
Virginia
Zachary
Mrs. Smith
Arlington
Knives Sold at School Bazaar Spark Anger
Lynndale Elementary parents and officials protest after 20 pocket knives with 24 inch blades were sold at the Christmas Bazaar last week for a dollar each. One mother, Cathy Avery, says her eight year old son Chad brought home a knife from the event. The school bans knives on its grounds and questions are raised about why such items were sold at a school sponsored bazaar. Continued on page 3-A.
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Michael Homans
Lynnwood
Lynndale
Cathy Avery
Chad
Avery
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Woodway
King County
California
Rinard
Deception Pass
LHS
Mr. Smith
Chad Avery
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