Mobilization for Animals targets primate labs in protest
Lynnwood activist Mary Ann Violin leads a new group opposing monkey research and rallying at seven US primate labs this spring. The plan includes monitoring access, pushing for alternatives, and seeks policy board voting rights at four centers.
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Mary Ann Violin
Lynnwood
Violin
Mobilization For Animals
University of California
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University of Washington
Primate Center
Virginia Knouse
Progressive Animal Welfare Society
UW Primate Center
PAWS
Kay Rodriguez
Health Sciences Information Services
MFA
Primate Labs
Mobilization For Animals Group
P.A.W.S
Edmonds Firefighters raise funds for M D A at local businesses
Firefighters from Edmonds Local 1828 collected 170 dollars by placing M D A canisters in downtown Edmonds shops. Thanks were extended to Eric's 5 Corners Deli Edmonds State Liquor Store Money Savers Drug Store and other businesses for their support. Letters to the editor must be signed with an address and may be edited for length.
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C-Fresh Seafood
Stephen B’s Hair Salon
Olson's
Westgate
Coast To Coast Hardware
Robinhood Lanes
Edmonds Lumber
Pancake Halls
Elliott's Laundry & Cleaners
Tradewell
Fifth Street
Radio Shack
Edmonds Garden Center
Am-Pm Mini Mart
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Primate Center Director Denies Abuse Claims
Dr Dorothy Reese of the University of Wisconsin Primate Center defends staff amid accusations of burning torturing and smashing monkeys, insisting the workers are good and caring.
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Dorothy Reese
Primate Center
Bill Morton
UW Primate Center
PAWS
Reese
University of Health Sciences Primate Center
Pamela J. Woodroffe
U.W. Primate Center
Edmonds mulls bond option for nearly 2 million in utility projects
Edmonds city officials face about 2 million dollars in essential 1983 sewer water and drainage works. City Engineer Jim Adams outlined 22 projects including Meadowdale sewer upgrades on Highway 99 and improvements to multiple water lines and drainage culverts. Top sewer priorities aim to prevent street overflows and support growth through 1985. Some funding may come from existing construction and replacement funds. bond options are under study with rate impacts to be assessed.
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Jo-Anne Jaech
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74Th Avenue
229Th Street
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Mountlake Terrace
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