Education for Excellence Act viewed cautiously by local lawmakers
Local educators and officials weigh the governors Education for Excellence Act of 1984 as Olympia prepares a 60 day session starting January 9. Leaders voice support and concerns over teacher competency tests higher standards funding and local control while stressing gradual phased implementation and pilot programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andra Marhefka
Spellman
Olympia
Edmonds Names New Councilman Jack Wilson
Edmonds selects Jack Wilson as a new councilman amid praise for his independent stance and strong community ties. Gilbert Gould and Council members lauded his rational approach and business background as Hall notes his potential to add conviction and perspective to the council. Other candidates listed include Rosier, Leyda, Hertich, Olmstead, Birch, Collins, Olsen, Nuxoll, White, Pronesti.
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Gould
Larry Naughton
Rice
Dwyer
Naughton
Hall
Wilson
Edmonds
Gordon Rosier
FUSE
Cecilia Leyda
Roger Hertrich
Ethel Pronesti
Terrace to elect mayor in Mountlake Terrace
The Mountlake Terrace city council approved four capital improvement programs at last week’s meeting covering transportation utilities recreation and park and equipment rental. The public building and miscellaneous community projects CIP awaits review by the Library Board and Planning Commission. The 1984 budget of 11.8 million was approved. Swearing in Dayle Straight James Miller and Mark Moody as council members follows re election. Lois Anderson remains mayor with Straight as mayor pro tem until the next two year cycle.
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Bothell
Jeanine Long
Paul King
Mountlake Terrace
King
House
Terrace Democrat
Terrace
Library Board and Planning Commission
Dayle Straight
James Miller
Mark Moody
Lois Anderson
Straight
Holiday drive aids the blind and area classes start
Community Services for the Blind seeks used clothing and items with tax benefits and rehab services for King and Snohomish counties. Edmonds Community College schedules winter quarter from January 3 with weeklong registration and extended hours. Also reports a 3 mile Seaview Park run results led by John Everett and a list of top finishers. The Washington State Liquor Control Board filed a retail license for 7-Eleven in Edmonds and suspended Richard Parfitt’s license at Hanger Tavern until Jan 8 194. A new class AC license for El Palenque Mexican Restaurant Mountlake Terrace allows on premises beer and wine with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds Community College
Lynnwood Hall
Washington State Liquor Control Board
Southland Corp
7-Eleven
Richard Gail Parfitt
Hanger Tavern
Hewitt Ave
Everett
Mountlake Terrace
Mountlake Terrace Well-Child Clinic at Bethesda Lutheran
The Snohomish Health District offers a monthly well child clinic at Bethesda Lutheran Church Mountlake Terrace on Jan 5 1984 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 3 p m. It provides examination immunization and health supervision for well infants and preschool children with volunteers from the church. For more information call 259 9386.
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Mountlake Terrace
Bethesda Lutheran Church
56Th Avenue West
Snohomish
Lynnwood debates mini-marts and police concerns
Lynnwood council will hold a Jan. 30 work session on possible ordinances allowing service stations with combination convenience stores. Mayor Hrdlicka warned he may veto such an ordinance citing potential police problems, while council members weigh safety, traffic, and conditional-use permit controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Farrar
Lynnwood
M.J. Hrdlicka
Al Hall and Marhefka lead local names in notice
Classified and courier notices list Al Hall and Marhefka with Palmyra area names Rose Brown LaNelle Spahr and Mary Ellen Trainor in a brief items page. Greg Farrar appears in the news section among local personalities. Courier by Joe Sullivan rounds out the bylines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andra Marhefka
Lyle Olmsted
Greg Farrar
Rose Brown
LaNelle Spahr
Mary Ellen Trainor
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