Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 10, 1978, Section A, Page 13, Image 13

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    I Grandma wants death penalty restored
SALEM, (AP) — The grand
mother of an 11-year-old murder
victim wants to see the death pen
alty restored in Oregon.
Elsie Pettingill, 53, Saiem,
grandmother of Stephanie
Newsom, has been circulating
petitions to get a death penalty bill
on the November ballot.
More than 46,000 signatures
are needed by July 7.
The sponsors are Reps. Jack
Sumner, D-Heppner; Bernard
Byers, D-Lebanon; and Cecil
Johnson, R-Grants Pass.
The measure would allow a
judge to sentence murderers to
die in a gas chamber, the same
method used when Oregon had
the death penalty for 50 years be
fore it was abolished in 1964.
Pettengill is the mother of Carl
Newson, father of Stephanie. The
girl was abducted April 19 in West
Salem. Her body was found eight
days later on the Ankeny National
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Wildlife Refuge 10 miles south of
Salem. She had been strangled.
Police apparently have few
clues on a suspect.
“I spent all day Monday walking
up and down streets in Salem and
I got more than 70 signatures,”
r
Pettingill said. “Only three people
turned me down."
“I consider myself a Christian,”
she said. “But I think the death
penalty has to be put back in so
our children will be safe and
others won't have to go through
what our family has the last few
weeks.”
“I’ve always felt the death pen
alty should be used, and after
Stephanie died my feelings were
even stronger about it,” she said.
Pettengill said she doesn’t be
lieve the death penalty should be
imposed for all murder.
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