King County Local Voters Pamphlet - NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION -- CITY OF BURIEN COUNCIL POS. NO. 06 Only

King County Local Voters Pamphlet
NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION

CITY OF BURIEN COUNCIL POS. NO. 06

Note to Voters: The statements below are written by the candidates, who are solely responsible for the contents therein.

List of Candidates for
CITY OF BURIEN COUNCIL POS. NO. 06:

Wing Woo

Gordon Shaw

Wing

WOO

    Wing Woo is a graduate from Highline School District and has a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington in Society and Justice. He has worked for King County Sheriff's Office in Burien since 1984 in patrol and with local youth in drug and violence prevention programs.

    Officer Woo was selected as "1990 Precinct 4 Police Officer of the Year" and was chosen as the first officer to work for the City of Burien Police Services. As a bicycle officer, Wing Woo had the opportunity to build partnerships with the community to help solve problems and enhance the quality of life in Burien.

    Wing Woo's public service career gives him insight into Burien's issues including looking positive to the future, making fair decisions in the interest of the citizens, fiscal responsibility, providing vitality to businesses, protecting and preserving our well established neighborhoods and becoming an active player in the region.

CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: PO Box 48031, Burien, WA 98148 TELEPHONE: (206) 919-4179
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Wing Woo

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Gordon

SHAW

    I'm a 52 year resident who grew up next door to Highline High and married my high school sweetheart, whose family owned the first drug store in Burien (with a soda fountain and spin stools). Our three children also graduated from Highline.

    I knew this community when it was the Prosperous, friendly, can-do community in the region. I want to see that again. We should encourage home ownership, protect property rights, and balance growth. We should encourage commercial and office type businesses, along with high quality retail to foster local high wage jobs. This ensures that we will have sufficient revenue to provide for amenities like parks, without raising taxes.

    BA Business, UW. Twenty-eight years in private business, nine as president of my own company. I know what it takes to sign the front side of a paycheck.

    Member: Burien Planning Commission, past president, Burien Library Guild.
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Gordon Shaw

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Wing WOO
Wing Woo is a graduate from Highline School District and has a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington in Society and Justice. He has worked for King County Sheriff's Office in Burien since 1984 in patrol and with local youth in drug and violence prevention programs. Officer Woo was selected as "1990 Precinct 4 Police Officer of the Year" and was chosen as the first officer to work for the City of Burien Police Services. As a bicycle officer, Wing Woo had the opportunity to build partnerships with the community to help solve problems and enhance the quality of life in Burien. Wing Woo's public service career gives him insight into Burien's issues including looking positive to the future, making fair decisions in the interest of the citizens, fiscal responsibility, providing vitality to businesses, protecting and preserving our well established neighborhoods and becoming an active player in the region. CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: PO Box 48031, Burien, WA 98148 TELEPHONE: (206) 919-4179		Wing Woo


Gordon SHAW
I'm a 52 year resident who grew up next door to Highline High and married my high school sweetheart, whose family owned the first drug store in Burien (with a soda fountain and spin stools). Our three children also graduated from Highline. I knew this community when it was the Prosperous, friendly, can-do community in the region. I want to see that again. We should encourage home ownership, protect property rights, and balance growth. We should encourage commercial and office type businesses, along with high quality retail to foster local high wage jobs. This ensures that we will have sufficient revenue to provide for amenities like parks, without raising taxes. BA Business, UW. Twenty-eight years in private business, nine as president of my own company. I know what it takes to sign the front side of a paycheck. Member: Burien Planning Commission, past president, Burien Library Guild.		Gordon Shaw