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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1986
Page
4
A reader questions Johnny Petrocelli on marijuana risk claims, arguing marijuana may be more harmful than tobacco and detailing its lasting fat storage. The letter shifts to pet care, warning of roaming cats, rabies risks, vet traps, and responsible ownership ending with a prompt about locating a pet at ten o'clock.
The Enterprise backs Rep Gary Nelson and Rep Katie Allen for the 21st District Senate and House seats, praising Nelson's district knowledge and Allen's proven leadership. It also favors Beck over Bernard in one race, Sprenkle over van Dyke, Cantwell over Dahlquist, and Grayson over King, noting community involvement and legislative records. Endorsement favors Proposition 1 for enhanced 911 dispatch, arguing the system saves lives at a low monthly cost.
The piece argues society must support developmentally disabled and physically handicapped individuals. It cites Dickens and the Elephant Man era, notes shifts from workhouses to care homes, and invokes John Locke's social contract about the strong protecting the weak, thanking donors for their selfless contributions.
A fragment reflects on pet roaming and wildlife conflict, criticizing exaggerated dangers and urging practical restraint. The piece frames urban life as hindered by nuisance animals yet hints at broader social debate about living with wildlife and land use.
Writer outlines actions regarding a letter about bonds and school district staff, including notifying Everett Herald to avoid printing, obtaining a confirmation, and sending copies to The Enterprise. He notes the Enterprise published the letter despite objections and argues his conduct was reasonable given information access difficulties.
A Lynnwood reader urges neighbors to weigh weekend Iceland summit views. The letter criticizes U S nuclear policy, SDI and defense spending, arguing for political education amid concerns of nuclear risk and government profit motives.
The paper backs Rick Bender for reelection to the state Senate, citing his five terms in the House, leadership roles as majority whip and Education vice chair, and Transportation Committee membership. It criticizes Rep. Jeanine Long as a minor party House member and notes South County’s needs align with Bender’s views on education funding.
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