Council Rejects Rate Plan For City Utilities
Edmonds residents await a March 15 hearing as the city council rejected a staff rate schedule for water and sewer utilities. Mayor Harrison threatens a veto on any immediate phase in, while council directs phasing through 1985 and seeks relief for low income and seniors. Ray Gould criticizes the proposed shifts, warning of large bills for apartment dwellers and urging careful, gradual increases. Art Housler defends staff effort amid calls for external consulting work.
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Mike Murray Edmonds
Ray Gould
City Finance Department
Gould
Harve Harrison
Art Housler
Edmonds
Housler
Edmonds Bayliner Stolen Boat Found Near Marysville
A 25-foot Bayliner valued at 20000 dollars was recovered by Snohomish County deputies after a March 6 or 7 theft from Edmonds Port marina. A nearby resident spotted the boat on a Marysville beach Wednesday and spoke with a person aboard who claimed battery trouble before authorities were alerted.
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Edmonds
Edmonds Port
Marysville
Coast Guard
Snohomish County
Break-in at CPA Firm in Edmonds Over Weekend
Edmonds police report a break in at Thomas E. Smith CPA and Associates on Highway 99. Three adding machines a stereo and speakers and a small cash amount were stolen while the door was found open Saturday morning. A computer wire was cut but the computer was not taken.
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Edmonds
CPA
Thomas E. Smith Cpa and Associates
Highway 99
World champion Rosalynn Sumners wins figure skating title
Rosalynn Sumners of Edmonds captured the senior Ladies World Figure Skating Championship gold in Helsinki with a four and a half minute program. The 18 year old, on a 17 city world tour after winning the U.S. title on Feb 4, will be away until April 3 or 14. Edmonds plans a red carpet reception and Mayor Harve Harrison congratulated her by phone. KING-TV will air a Rosalyn special Friday March 18 at 7:30.
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Rosalynn Sumners
Edmonds
Helsinki
Finland
Sumners
U.S
Harve Harrison
King-Tv
Rosalyn
Associated Press
Closed Sunday City halts Sunday games at Edmonds field
Edmonds city council banned Sunday softball and soccer league games at the civic center playfield due to noise and bright lights. Some tournament play may occur Sunday but end by 3 p.m. The field remains open for informal use with lights off on Sundays. Residents urged action as demand for field space rises amid school district building closures.
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Mike Murray
Edmonds
Edmonds Civic Center
Sixth Avenue
Bell Street
Edmonds Softball Association
Don Stay
Sprague Street
Steve Simpson
Parks and Recreation
Edmonds Community College
Simpson
Lynnwood
Meadowdale
PUD Eyes 16.7 Percent Rate Increase to Cover Nuclear Debt
Snohomish County PUD commissioners will decide next week on a 16.7 percent rate hike to cover the utilitys share of the $2.25 billion WPPS 4 and 5 debt. If approved, residential bills rise about 14.8 percent and the typical annual bill for 18 000 kWh usage would jump from 640 to 733 dollars. The increase funds debt payments while court cases determine liability, with possible credits if the utility recoups costs.
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Snohomish County
PUD
Washington Public Power Supply System
PUC
P.L. Williams
Williams
Sultan
Bonneville Power Administration
Bonneville
Kerry Edwards
EPA
Peter Johnson
Edwards
BPA
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