Centralia Couple Charged After Years of Alleged Neglect and Abuse; Child, 16, Weighed 54 Pounds COURT DOCUMENTS: Medical Staff a Centralia Couple Made Their First S
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Can You Hear $1 Me Now? Weekend Edition Cell Service Saturday, Debated Dec. 31, 2016 at Rainier Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com / Life 1 Swearing an Oath Interstate 5 Cold Case Fund, Jackson Sworn in After Victories in State Patrol Still Seeking Leads in Road Rage County Commission Campaigns / Main 10 Shooting That Occurred One Year Ago / Main 5 Centralia Couple Charged After Years of Alleged Neglect and Abuse; Child, 16, Weighed 54 Pounds COURT DOCUMENTS: Medical Staff A Centralia couple made their first S. Foxworth Sr, 44, made their first ap- a child in their care by “withholding any court appearance Friday on charges al- pearances out of custody in Lewis Coun- of the basic necessities of life,” according Disturbed by State of Teen Who leging that they severely neglected a child ty Superior Court Friday on suspicion of to charging documents. Had Not Eaten in Weeks or in their care for a period of approximate- first-degree criminal mistreatment, do- Both were granted $10,000 unsecured Seen a Doctor in Nine Years ly nine years, leading to serious medical mestic violence. bail, allowing them to remain out of po- issues and delayed physical and mental It is alleged that between January lice custody. They were appointed attor- neys Friday. By Natalie Johnson development. 2007 and January 2016, the Foxworths [email protected] Mary G. Foxworth, 42, and Anthony recklessly caused “great bodily harm” to please see NEGLECT, page Main 12 Judge County 911 Dispatchers Advised to Wear Dismisses Masks After Water Leaks, Mold Growth Rape Case After Deputy’s Conduct During Trial MISTRIAL: Lewis County Deputy Accused of Trying to Influence Testimony of Victim By Natalie Johnson [email protected] A jury will not have the opportunity to deliver a ver- dict in a rape case after a judge ruled this month that a deputy from the Lewis Coun- ty Sheriff’s Office engaged in “governmental misconduct” during a trial. Jordan Tyler White, 23, of Centralia, was on trial for a charge of second-degree rape when Lewis County Sheriff’s Deputy Justin Rodgers, who was the lead investigator and was seated at the prosecutor’s Courtesy Photos table, reportedly dropped A pair of photographs provided to The Chronicle show a trash can used to collect water from a leak in the roof of the 911 Communications Center at the Lewis County his pen loud enough for the Courthouse and a dispatcher using a mask out of concern for mold in the facility. judge more than 10 feet away to hear, put his head in his COMPLAINTS CONTINUE: Kellie Bray. please see TRIAL, page Main 14 “The Comm Center is both Unions Set Up Meeting figuratively and literally falling With Commissioners apart,” Bray said in a letter read at a Dec. 20 meeting organized Cold Snap Who Do Not Participate; by the dispatchers’ union, Team- Meeting Not Recorded sters Local 252, and the Ameri- Coming: Highs can Federation of State, County By Natalie Johnson and Aaron Kunkler and Municipal Employees. Expected in The Chronicle In an attempt to air their frustrations with their elected the Low 30s Lewis County’s 911 dispatch- officials, the Teamsters and AF- ers are expressing renewed By The Chronicle SCME, a union that represents frustration after being advised other county employees, teamed A small chance of snow by county administrators to up to schedule a public meeting over the weekend is expected wear heavy-duty construction with the Board of Lewis County to give way to frigid but dry masks to cope with nausea and Commissioners, but arrived at conditions in the first week of headaches from suspected mold the appointed date and time to the new year in Lewis Coun- growth resulting from roof find the commissioners in the ty, according to the National Matt Baide / [email protected] audience, rather than presiding Weather Service. leaks threatening at least three James Hatchett awaits calls at his desk at the 911 Communications Center in Che- computer terminals, according please see COLD, page Main 12 halis on Thursday. to dispatch union shop steward please see 911, page Main 12 The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Reeling in the New Year Big Marijuana Bust Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 Chehalis Suspects Kinswa Sr., David J., 71, Follow Us on Twitter Theatre Plead Not Toledo @chronline Plans Free Guilty After Find Us on Facebook Events for $1.3 Million www.facebook.com/ Public on in Marijuana thecentraliachronicle New Year’s Found / Main 10 / Main 3 Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, Dec. 31, 2016 PAGE TWO News Honoring a Centralia Educator of the Weird ments for having a baby or rais- South Korea Shuts ing a child. Website Mapping “It was established to encour- age local governments to learn Women of Childbearing and compare other governments’ Age benefits and to promote free competition,” the ministry said SEOUL, South Korea (AP) in the press release distributed — South Korea’s government at the time of its launch. Calls closed its website that drew seeking comments were not an- fury for showing the number of swered Friday. women in childbearing age by each city district and region. The Ministry of the Interior’s Keep the Change? Cops website featuring the pink birth map remained closed on Friday, Say Man Tipped Server a day after its launch, showing With Valium Pill Chris Thomas / Courtesy Photo instead a notice that the site is BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) — Carolyn Aadland, a longtime Centralia educator and wife of former Chronicle columnist Gordon Aadland, died Dec. 9. undergoing corrections to re- She taught English and Spanish at Centralia High School for 25 years. In this photograph taken at her memorial service flect public opinion. Here’s a tip: Don’t give a pre- scription painkiller as a gratuity. Friday, former and current Centralia High School staf members, left to right, Tryna Norberg, Doug Calvert, Bill Leth, The website had gone offline Colleen State, Darrin Canield, Linda Althauser, Gilda Bauer, Sarah Thomas, Vickie and Tom O’Connell and Hal Gronseth after just a few hours following According to police, that ges- ture led to trouble for a patron of pose for a photograph. A few in attendance snuck out before the photo was taken, including Steve Smith, Tim Gilmore, criticism the government is try- Don Wilson, Marilyn Turner Burchett and Tom Burchett. See Aadland’s obituary at www.chronline.com. ing to shame women for not hav- a Pennsylvania casino on Thurs- ing babies. Some said the gov- day. ernment treated the birth rate State police say the man at issue as concerning only women, the Sands Casino in Bethlehem Notable Quote pointing out that no picture of tipped a server with a Valium men was used on the website. pill. Using pink as the main color, The Morning Call reported the site contained information David Carnevale, of Caldwell, “Angry animal rights mobs don’t determine on birth rates, benefits from lo- New Jersey, faces a charge of pos- cal governments on child rear- session with intent to deliver a whether we charge someone with a crime; ing, average marriage age and controlled substance. He was re- other data. On top of the website, leased on his own recognizance. prosecutors make that decision.” it showed a picture of a woman A preliminary hearing is kissing a little girl. scheduled for Jan. 6. A working Brad Meagher In the birth map, the regions phone number for Carnevale with a higher number of female could not be found. deputy prosecutor residents aged 15-49 were col- (see page Main 5 for the full story) ored in dark pink while the re- City Fights Satellite gions with a lower number of such women were shown in light Dish Blight With 30-Day pink. The site also featured a ranking of regions by the num- Removal Order Today in History ber of women aged 15-49. EASTON, Pa. (AP) — A Users could look up how Pennsylvania city is taking up Today’s Highlight in History: In 1951, the Marshall Plan relations with the United States. expired after distributing more In 1985, singer Rick Nel- many women who can have a a fight against satellite TV dish On Dec. 31, 1946, President than $12 billion in foreign aid. son, 45, and six other people baby resided in their neighbor- blight. Harry S. Truman officially pro- In 1969, Joseph A. Yablon- were killed when fire broke out hood for the past 10 years. Easton’s City Council passed claimed the end of hostilities in ski, an unsuccessful candidate aboard a DC-3 that was taking Many users reacted with a resolution requiring the re- World War II. wonder and anger, saying they moval of TV dishes 30 days after for the presidency of the United the group to a New Year’s Eve do not understand what the the service is disconnected. Mine Workers of America, was performance in Dallas. number of women who can get The Express-Times of Easton On This Date: shot to death with his wife and In 1986, 97 people were pregnant has to do with encour- reports that Councilman David In 1775, during the Revolu- daughter in their Clarksville, killed when fire broke out in the aging people to have more babies. O’Connell sponsored Wednes- tionary War, the British repulsed Pennsylvania, home by hit men Dupont Plaza Hotel in San Juan, “I felt so angered that it bla- day night’s measure because the an attack by Continental Army acting at the orders of UMWA Puerto Rico. (Three hotel work- tantly showed how the govern- leftover dishes are unsightly and generals Richard Montgomery president Tony Boyle.