Fear and Fearless: Seattle Prostitutes Face Green River Killer
Seattle vice reporters chronicle the Green River killings and the impact on sex workers. Detectives and more than 40 officers work with prostitutes to gather tips while women fear for their lives and adjust work patterns. The killer is blamed for 34 strangulations and 11 disappearances, all but two victims dumped in Puget Sound. The article portrays victims, survivors, and police strategies in a city-wide hunt.
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Seattle
Vice
Wendy
Debra
Opal
Shawnda
Demise
Shirley
Kaye
Kelly
Green River
Jennifer Wilson
Tonya Washington
Tracy Martin
Gene Doman
King County
PRTC
Puget Sound
Portland
Ore
Wilson
Green River Task Force
Martin
Washington
Seattle-Tacoma International
Adult Education Offers Free Evening Classes Starting Jan 13
Frederick County adult education expands options with free ABE GED ESOL and deaf programs. Evening classes run at 12 sites countywide including Gov Thomas Johnson High School and Maryland School for the Deaf with daytime sessions at Frederick City Recreation Center.
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Gov Thomas Johnson High School
North Market Street
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Robert Padden
MSD
Adult Éducation Ofce
Lon Ged
FSOL
Sona
N Market St
NARFE Meet With IRS Speaker in Frederick
The National Association of Federal Retirees Frederick chapter hosts a luncheon and program featuring Ruth Chipsey from the Internal Revenue Service. The event, chaired by Ernest Taverner, includes tax guidance from a VITA program instructor and a Q A session for federal retirees and active employees. Reservations cost 425 per person and are due in January. contact Joseph P Carroll at 409 621 Magnolia Ave Frederick MD 21791.
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Joseph P Carroll
Narfe Chapel
Magnolia Ave
Frederick
Ernest Taverner
US Internal Revenue Service
Ruth Chipsey
Internal Revenue Service
VITA
Sarfe Chapter
Chipley
Internal Revenue Service Audit Office
Frederic
NARFE
Pigese Canons
Wilson
Chris Tyree
Polly Wilson
Parents of dead boatman crusade for safer fishing rules
Alaska case highlights deadly risks in commercial fishing as Robert and Peggy Barry campaign for stronger rules after their son Peter Barry died aboard the Western Sea near Kodiak. Coast Guard notes include lack of life raft and survival gear on a 38 foot wooden seiner built in 1915. five crew members lost.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Robert
Peggy Barry
Peter
Barry
Western
Coast Guard
Barrys
Kodiak Island
Mark Farmer
Washington
Yale
U.S
Alaskan
Peter Barry
New England
Georges Bank
Gulf of Mexico
Gordon Piche
Gulf
Western Sea
Seattle
Kodiak
Muppet pioneer Kermit turns thirty as memories roll
Kermit the Frog, the original Muppet, marks 30 years of fame. Jim Henson created Kermit from his mother’s coat, debuting on Sam and Friends in Washington and winning an Emmy in 1958. The interview covers origins, character design, and Henson’s view on education and television.
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New York
Kermit the Frog
Muppet
Jim Henson
Kermit
Henson
Washington
Sam and Friends
Ed Schivan
Jimmy Dean
Miss Piggy
Orson Welles
Diana Ross
George Burns
Ray Charles
David Bowie
HBO
CBS
Big Bird
Cookie Monster
Oscar
Foozie Bear
Red Skelton
Milton Berle
Fozzie
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Tonya
Hunt
Watson
IRS Office
Napter
Libans
Dar
Activites
Sofie Myur
Bam
David Charros
Glenn Rosenholm
Piche
Newgram
Neil Postman
Communication Arts
New York University
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Bil Baird
SEARS
Sears Auto Centers
Eres Moefy
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