Kidnapping case unravels as teen’s story questioned
Fresno County investigators question Edmonds High School senior Cindi Mouat’s abduction tale. She initially claimed being taken February 16 from Seattle Northgate Mall to Fresno in a white Freightliner with “Joe and Jessie” on the side. She later said she hid at a Fresno shelter for three days, and FBI interviews cast doubt on key details as authorities seek corroboration.
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Edmonds
Fresno County
Cindi Mouat
Seattle
Northgate
Fresno
Jerry Gallagher
Cindi
Edmonds High
Gallagher
Shelter
Sheriff’s Office
Joe
Jessie
Arizona
Bothell
FBI
Rezone Battle Over Near Scriber Lake Park Continues
RANDALL DODD reports residents near Scriber Lake Park faced a new council hearing as developers press to rezone a nine acre tract surrounded by single family homes for multi family housing or congregate care facilities. Neighbors voiced long battles over repeated attempts while some supporters noted long unused land and geological concerns.
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Randall Dodd
Lynnwood
Scriber Lake Park
At Stake
192Nd S.W
Planning Commission
Environmental Review Committee
Bill Carberry
Charles Bush
al Gates
Deputy strikes boy on bicycle near 164th Street incident
A Snohomish County sheriff s deputy veered off 164th Street near Cascadian Way while responding to an assault report and struck 9 year old Jason Boggan on a sidewalk bicycle. Boggan was rushed to Harborview Medical Center with a fractured skull in satisfactory condition. Deputy Timothy J. Shea, uninjured, and driver David L. Oczkewicz were discussed by officials as investigators sealed the scene and a crowd gathered. The 164th Street corridor was closed into the early morning while authorities investigated the crash.
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Snohomish
Jason Boggan
S.E
Harborview Medical Center
Seattle
Timothy J. Shea
Boggan
Shea
Snohomish County
David L. Oczkewicz
138Th St. S.E
Oczkewicz
Alice Anderson
Brier
164Th Street
Mill Creek Boulevard
Cascadian Way
Sheriff's Department
Washington State Patrol
Ken Maffitt
CT board members appointed to fill CT transit posts
Two South County city council members were chosen to join the Community Transit board. Tina Roberts of Lynnwood will replace Bill Blackburn and Bill Kasper of Edmonds will replace Jo-Anne Jaech. Mountlake Terrace Mayor Lois Anderson was elected chairwoman after a 4-3 vote, with Stanwood Mayor Robert Larson becoming vice-chair. Other members include Bruce Agnew, John Connolly, Rita Matheny, Marysville, and Timm Sommons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South County
Community Transit Board of Directors
Lynnwood
Tina Roberts
CT Board
Bill Blackburn
Edmonds
Bill Kasper
Jo-Anne Jaech
CT Board of Directors
Mountlake Terrace
Lois Anderson
Anderson
Stanwood
Robert Larson
Larson
Bruce Agnew
John Connolly
Sultan
Rita Matheny
Marysville
Timm Sommons
Arlington
Sound clean up bill praised by local officials for effort
Local officials say Senate Bill 4519 funds water quality projects with an eight cent cigarette tax. The measure, signed by Gov. Gardner, will spend 40 million a year in 1988 and 1989, then 45 million thereafter, with up to 50 percent for Puget Sound secondary treatment. Edmonds and Lynnwood seek aid by 1991 as grants fade. The bill requires agencies to study needs and allocate funds, with 20 million Referendum 39 dollars available immediately for design and pollution control facilities.
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Andra Marhefka
Puget Sound
Edmonds
Lynnwood
Booth Gardner
Senate
Ment
Department of Ecology
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State Office of Financial Manage
Mill Creek
Sid Hanson
Jack Bilsborough
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