Negligent drivers not always drunk
In a reader letter, a Mountlake Terrace resident corrects a front page claim that Paul King is a senator. King is a first term state representative from the 44th District, on the House Education Committee, with a Seattle law office, praised for his work on educational bills. The writer argues sober driving also causes accidents, criticizes Washington liquor policy, and requests better reporting quality from The Enterprise.
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the Enterprise
Paul King
Mountlake Terrace
Paul
Washington
Seattle
King
Pacific Northwest
Alderwood Manor
Brier
Bothell
Woodinville
King County
Kirkland
Juanita
Mill Creek
Snohomish County
Katie Allen
Marhefka
Allen
Edmonds
Miss Allen
Edmonds Players Fail In Sportsmanship Test
A reader criticizes Edmonds High School football players for poor sportsmanship observed during a Woodway game on Oct 13. The writer praises Woodway for respecting opponents and urges Edmonds coaches to teach better conduct to young athletes.
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Edmonds
Woodway
Lynnwood High School
Lynnwood Kiwanis Gifts Support Local Charities
Lynnwood Kiwanis Club president Dick Fray announced two gifts to local groups. The Smithwright Estates Group Home Association received $2,000 for a specially fitted van to aid disabled residents in moving toward independent living. The Snohomish County St Vincent DePaul Society received $300 plus food for the society’s food bank.
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Dick Fray
Lynnwood Kiwanis Club
Smithwright Estates Group Home Association
Snohomish County St. Vincent DePaul Society
Smithwright Association
Edmonds Community College
Edmonds
Bowdoin Way
Lynnwood Kiwanis
Truck Center Corporation of
Seattle
Michael Pollowitz
Fray
Snohomish County
St. Vincent DePaul Society
Jean Dunne
Heston speaks on stage and film contrasts in Edmonds
Charlton Heston, Academy Award winner, lectured at Edmonds Community College Library as part of Marquee 84. He compared stage and film work, argued art is imperfectable, and said actors should have political speech, noting he would rather play a senator than be one. The Baha'is of Edmonds sponsor talks on the Baha i faith every other Tuesday. call 774 8121 for info.
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Charlton Heston
Heston
el Cid
Edmonds
Edmonds Community College
Mark Anthony
Thomas Jefferson
Marilyn Monroe
Reagan
Screen Actors Guild
Lynnwood Refusal to Pay Open Meeting Assessment Upheld
Lynnwood’s 1980 special assessment of $2,486 to Snohomish County Emergency Management was upheld by the Washington State Emergency Services Council on Oct 24. The council found the department had not met openly to approve the tax, and Lynnwood remains out of the county department while its own emergency services plan proceeds. The city criticizes the annual $1,950 dues as bureaucratic with no direct benefits. An independent plan for 1984 proposes mass casualty triage, field kit equipment, secure lines, and a siren for Fire Station Two.
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Lynnwood
Snohomish County
Department
County Department
State Council
Mike Caldwell
Caldwell
Sue Gould Seeks U S House After State Service
Edmonds resident Sue Gould former state senator for the 21st District launches a campaign for the U S House in the 1st District centered on education environment energy and the economy She hosts a launch party with Charlton Heston in Edmonds about 200 guests attend Gould heads a campaign with 400 volunteers and pledges to push women issues and leadership in national policy prior roles include chairing energy and utilities committees and trusteeship at Central Washington University
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Edmonds
Sue Gould
Washington D.C
Gould
U.S. House of Representatives
Crazy Lobster
Congress
Charlton Heston
Edmonds Community College
Joel Pritchard
Seattle
Pritchard
Lynnwood
South County
King County
John Solheim
U.S. House
Senate
Energy and Utilities
Northwest Power Planning Council
WPPSS
Central Washington University
University of Washington
Whitman College
Roosevelt High School
Workers oppose EMI union victory in Lynnwood plant
EMI Precision machinists largely reject the International Association of Machinists Local 751 after a 9-7 vote last summer. Elders recount grievances and layoffs blamed on union activity while owner John Engelcke defends legality, cites tough economics, and seeks an NLRB review of the election handling.
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Rex Allison
EMI Precision
Lynnwood
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
EMI
John Chapman
Chapman
John Engelcke
Rob
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Engelcke
NRSB
Don Wells
Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Washington, D.C
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Mountlane Terrace
Kina
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P.O
Jack E. Underwood
al Hall
Rex Allison Jr
Lyle Olmsted
Farrar
Andra Marhefka
Rose Brown
LaNelle Spahr
Mary Ellen Trainor
Ed Heckard
Steve Ahlin
Stan Woody
Barbara Blackman
Jo Foster
Marlene Weimer
Phyllis Madsen
Helen Preston
Mary Wike
Linda Aas
Courier
Joe Sullivan
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