The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 2

JT i E2 The Morning News Tribune Wednesday June 27 1990 PUY Government fowl up the neighborhood the evening they had been leaving a party on Ninth Street Southwest when they met two young women from next door who told them their bicycles had been stolen The two young men from the party Jumped into the truck with the other man and went looking for the bicycles They said they found the bikes valued at 6100 each and had Kput them in the truck when po-noticed the truck The driver said he tried to elude police because he is on probation for a previous minor-ln-possession-of-alcohol charge and there were some bottles of beer in the back of the truck The bicycles which had been damaged were returned to the young women The beer was poured out and the driver of the truck was cited on suspicion of reckless driving reports indicated pansion of an existing business in the residentialagricultural interim zone on a 252 acre lot located at 11710 139th Ave KPN near Key Center 9:30 am Barbara Pruitt requests a variance to the required 30-foot rear yard setback to 20 feet to add a sunroom which will be on the golf course side on a 1532-square-foot condominium lot in Oakbrook 8521 Onyx Drive SW 10 am Steven Loflin requests a variance to the required front yard setback of 25 feet and the required side yard setback of 8 feet to legally establish an existing 483-square-foot garage 13 feet from the front yard property line and 8 feet from the side yard property line on 10 172-qua re-foot lot located at 4806 La-Hal-Da SL 10:30 am Caliber Co co Doug Cook applicant proposes to divide a 755 acre parcel located at 6801 Ninth SL in a suburban agricultural zone into 19 single-family lots to be served by public roads and on-site sewage disposal systems 11 am Malcolm Wilkinson requests shoreline substantial development permit allowing a subdivision of 10-duplex lots two common tracts and me single-family lot on a 495 acre lot located on the east side of Pioneer Way at 13605 Washington 162 on the Puyallup River Chickens It'i a crime most fowl A woman living in the MO block of 17th Street Southeast called Puyallup police June 20 to complain about the 1 a roaming free near her home The chickena left their own unique brand of not-so-flavorful in the yard and the woman told police that the chicken waste is a nuisance and hazard to the children who play there Police charged the owner a 67-year-old Puyallup man with having domestic animals at large This the first time the band of birds was reported in the neighborhood the report Indicated In other eastern Pierce County police news: Foot odor cause a man to pass out on the floor of the Fred Fun in the sun HuatarTha Nairn TrlUiaa Meyer shoe department June 20 It was the alcohol he had consumed Employees nt the department store at 1100 Meridian St called police to report the drunken man An officer arrived at the store around 9:30 pm and found the 24-year-old Puyallup man passed out in chair After the officer awoke the man who appeared highly Intoxicated the man began yelling obscenities at the officer the report indicated The man pulled two posters off the wall of the service counter and tried to resist the attempts to restrain him The officer eventually restrained the man placed him under arrest and booked him into Jail on suspicion of disorderly conduct reports indicated An Auburn man was charged with committing one crime in the Shawnan Rawlings of Puyal- summer job but in the mean- Vicky Doroshenko 25 cuddles her seizure-alert pet named Harley Dog who Is himself suffering from a brain disorder the Tacoma TACID building near South 19th Street and Mildred Street A portion of Mueller's profits will go to Harley's medical expenses and travel costs Mueller said Doroshenko said Harley who is about 6 years old started showing signs of illness recently She was being treated at Seattle's Harbor- With school now out 15-year-old lup has her applications In for a some rays and chat with friends best friend: Lifesaver suffers brain disorder UCCNSES Prestige Stations Inc has ap- for a license transfer to sell and wine for on-premises consumption doing business as AMPM No 5226 18115 Washington 410 Bonney Lake Lvnette Juergens has applied for a license transfer to sell beer and wine for home consumption doing business as Juergen's Wagon Wheels Dairy Mart 7105 166th Ave Sumner Liberty Enterprises Inc has applied for a license transfer to sell beer and wine for home consumption doing business as Qwik Mart No 51 21406 Washington 410 Buck-ley Lamar Toulouse will be issued a license to sell beer and wine for home consumption doing business as the Eatonville Market 210 Center SL NW Eatonville LANDUSI Pierce County hearings examiner July 5 All requestsproposals will be heard in the Pierce County Public Services building (annex) south entrance Planning and Natural Resource Management public meeting room 2401 35th SL Tacoma 9 am Holland Pump Co co Jim Holland applicant requests a nonconforming use permit to allow a commercial structure and ex Rates Continued from El creasing rates for the three utilities by only about 17 percent to 87216 per two-month period but the difference between the two optima 34 cents per average residential customer per two-month period seem that greaL After much negotiating the council stuck with the original rate increase proposal but not before several council members changed their minds In the first vote on the original rate increase proposal June 18 the council defeated It in a 3-4 vote with council members Charley Hansen Mike Deal Georgia Sabine and Mayor Sam Peach casting the dissenting votes The council then tried to vote on the second proposal but because no one would second the motion to put the second proposal to a vote At that print in the meeting the council took a short recess to allow the city staff to come up with some additional information on one of the proposals After the recess Peach said he was ready to reconsider the original rate increase proposal 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Shopping Center and ended up parked behind another police reported TTie officer found the driver and two other young men in the truck The two men accompanying the driver told the officer that earlier in time she finds time to soak up on a cordless phone view Medical Center and Harley stayed by her side Doroshenko believed the series of roommates in her hospital may have suffered virtually undetectable seizures that Harley constantly responded to Before seizure attack comes on Harley usually nudges the person paces and barks Doroshenko said When Doroshenko and Harley returned home to Tacoma Harley became lethargic developed a bad case of diarrhea walked into walls fell down stairs and growled at kids Doroshenko said A few doses of Kaopectate and other home remedies help Harley much So Doroshenko took him to a local veterinarian she said The vet said symptoms indicated he might have a brain tumor but he would need tests done to determine that The vet also said illness may be stress-related the result of responding to numerous seizure attacks at Harborview Doroshenko said Doroshenko said she will try to collect the funds and bring Harley to the Washington State school of veterinary medicine as som as possible She said Harley is her life-blood Because Harley can sense when a seizure is coming Doroshenko is free to eat shower or take a walk when she wants she said Doroshenko developed a seizure disorder after she suffered massive head injuries In a 1983 car accident she said Harley and Doroshenko were united through the Prison Partnership Program at the Washington Correc A CALL THE MORNING NEWS TRIBUNE 1-800-272-TRIB prefer to approve the (second proposal) but we have to do he said Sabine also said she was reluctantly willing to reconsider the original proposal Deal who opposed the original rate increases from the beginning said he voted against the proposal because be thought the city was asking fur too much too soon I could have si the utility increases I would have liked to have seen the increases spread out more equitably over the next several he said Deal said he wu surprised that the council initially failed to pass either proposal He added that he had hoped that neither rate increase proposal would be approved so the city staff could work on further reducing proposed rate increases Hansen like Deal was against the original proposal from the beginning and had hoped the city staff could have been able to come up with better proposal reductions that achieving (with the second proposal) are so minuscule and I wonder why we Just reduce it Deal like many citizens who fought the hike wu left dissatisfied been a long drawn-out process and Fm not happy with the end result I had hoped to see some significant reductions If the citizens are disappointed I am 19 ZENITH COLOBBEbfOIE ZENITH EXAMPLE: 45' RCA PROJECTED TV $1299 REFRIGERATOR SkdaouiAdMktl PWadWkaShiM ftwaSanrSwttJ a NoAngaprint TaduadSM rvww Cowad Buba Door Swig MoMETMCCXS 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Harley flashed her a stonefaced tired stare as he panted in the warmth of the spring sunlight "He's offered a ray of sunshine into the medical field I have had my life today as it is" Doroshenko's dose friend Deidra Mueller is planning a fund-raiser for Harley Dog Mueller is a local independent dealer with the Dallas-based lingerie company Cameo She has scheduled a lingerie fashion show from noon to 4 pm July 7 at MAKP ADATe WflHA NURse BIPOD DQNoRS QDi Putmftad aa pubic wvlca by Tim Momng Nawa Tnbuns Whirtneri FREEZERS CHEST OR UPRIGHT ALL ON SALE! 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