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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1986
Page
4
A Tennessee federal judge ruled schools cannot force students to study material that conflicts with their religious beliefs. The column argues the decision damages pluralism, fears censorship in textbooks, and warns it could erode public education by narrowing exposure to diverse ideas.
Edmonds letters columnist Judy Brinks thanks Woodway High School cheerleaders and supporters for attending 11 meets this season. They helped time at Anacortes, supplied snacks at Lynnwood, created posters for district prelims, and promoted school spirit. Special nod to Hal Reasley and list of supporters.
The Friends of the Edmonds Library thank donors and volunteers including Bobby Mills Ed Huntley and The Enterprise for a successful book sale. They invite new members and praise members for their hours of service. A second piece discusses vegetable vignettes and health alimentos in cans and home cooking trends from a trip to Southern California.
Reader letters urge a total legal ban on corporal punishment of young children in homes and schools. The writer condemns the rod as a harmful standard and cites the need to love children without physical discipline. Letters to the editor are encouraged with contact details and potential edits for clarity.
Leaf season prompts cautions from Lynnwood Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace fire chiefs. Burn only natural debris under four foot piles. keep 50 feet from structures. no barrels. fire attended at all times. have a water hose ready. wet remains. notify fire department before each burn. permits free for 30 days.
The Enterprise is delivered door to door and is free. Carriers may request a voluntary monthly donation of 1.15. Readers may refuse. delivery continues. If undelivered or if you want home delivery, call the Circulation Department at 775-7521.
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