Domestic violence cases clog Edmonds court says public defender
Edmonds public defender Linda Antonik told City Council that domestic violence cases flood the calendar. Victims often reconcile quickly, leading to dropped or altered testimony. Prosecutors say cases are not dismissed lightly and rely on evidence for conviction. Police and city officials note complex cycles of abuse influence outcomes. Continued on Page 2-A.
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James Bush Edmonds
Linda Antonik
Edmonds
Rosemary Bordlemay
Scott Snyder
Dan Prinz
New water quality authority woos South County cities
The Puget Sound Water Quality Authority aims to draft a regional plan by 1986 and involve local governments across Puget Sound including Olympia to the Canadian border. It comprises a nine member board, a 77 member advisory group, and focuses on nine issue papers, public forums, and evaluating existing regulations. Local officials question authority without funding, while the group prepares a legislative package with enforceable stances.
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New Water Quality Authority
Woos South County
Puget Sound
Sato
Olympia
Port Angeles
Nancy McKay
Edmonds
Lynnwood
Mountlake Terrace
Water Quality Authority
McKay
Larry Naughton
Shooting victim recovering at Stevens Memorial Hospital
The accident case involving 13 year old Richard Casselman wounded on May 22 is closed. He is listed in fair condition at Stevens Memorial Hospital in Edmonds after being shot in the torso while visiting friend Jake Wagner at a Snohomish County home. The incident is classified as an accident and no further details are released.
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Stevens Memorial Hospital
Edmonds
Richard Casselman
Snohomish County
Jake Wagner
Dr. S.E
Reed
Casselman
Joe Casselman
Mill Creek Sales
Wagner
Terry
Dorothy Wagner
Sheriff's Department
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