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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1986
Page
4
Marian Wright Edelman argues teen pregnancy is not a new phenomenon but its social and economic consequences are. She notes high birth numbers among teens, rising single-parent rates, and poverty, urging multi-faceted, culturally aware prevention with no rushed moral judgments.
Readers are invited to address letters to the editor at The Enterprise, P.O. Box 977, Lynnwood, Washington 98046. Letters must include a daytime phone number for contact, and unsigned or anonymous submissions will not be published even if authors request anonymity.
A reader condemns a local newspaper article on coyotes as shallow and urges a fuller view based on morning sightings in the Brierwood greenbelt and missing pets. The letter also critiques campaign spending by elected officials and voices distrust of private consultants in local arts and voter education.
A letter argues against keeping the Edmonds sewage treatment plant on Dayton Street describing odor issues and urging relocation to a new site near Union Oil Tank Farm. It notes the cost-sharing by other jurisdictions and stresses urban planning, Harbor Square development, and enhanced 911 as priorities for public safety and city growth.
Northwest IFFA coordinator urges Rep Long to address sex and age discrimination at TWA. She recounts a 44 to 15 percent pay dispute and says Long dismissed the issue as federal, lamenting lack of constituent access amid a broader labor dispute involving 392 federal representatives and senators.
Public reaction to a rejected arts center bond project is discussed. The writer argues that opposing debt to fund arts facilities does not mean opposition to arts itself and suggests voters may support a revised plan if better structured.
Snow a spayed 3 year old Samoyed shepherd mix is available at PAWS Lynnwood. Shelter spokeswoman Shonda Cortez says owners surrendered her after not wanting her. Adoption fee is 20 dollars. Snow has lived with other dogs and is quiet tempered. Shelter at 15305 44th Ave West open 1 to 5 daily. Phone 743-3845.
The Enterprise is delivered door to door by carriers who may request a voluntary weekly donation of 1.15 dollars for service. The newspaper remains free. If you do not wish to donate the carrier will still deliver. Call Circulation at 775-7521 for delivery issues or new subscriptions.
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