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Friday, March 11, 2022
Farm groups file ‘right to repair’ complaint
First Yakima water-supply
forecast looks good
By CAROL RYAN DUMAS
Capital Press
By DON JENKINS
Capital Press
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/21/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2013 HD TKA MC
VIN = 1HD1KEM21DB653887
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
ALLEN L & AMPARO MENDENHALL
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/21/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2010 CHEV CAMARO CP
VIN = 2G1FE1EV1A9113140
Amount due on lien $1795.00
Reputed owner(s)
RODOLFO SANTOYO SILVA
CREDIT ACCEPTANCE
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2016 VOLK PAS 4D
VIN = 1VWBT7A34GC006746
Amount due on lien $1535.00
Reputed owner(s)
ROBERT & JOY COLBORN
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2011 TOYT AVA 4DR
VIN = 4T1BK3DB1BU424066
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s) JUAN A ALDAMA
& DREAMY R P O LOPEZ
OREGON STATE CREDIT UNION
S283890-1
S283892-1
S285210-1
S285213-1
S283877-1
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2018 HYUN ELAN 4DR
VIN = 5NPD74LF8JH395621
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
SAMUEL ALEXANDER CRICHTON
ALLSTATE INSUR
S283878-1
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2020 AUDI Q 8 LL
VIN = WA1FVAF10LD014666
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
JAMES MARK QUANN
AUDI FINANCIAL SERVICES
S283879-1
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2015 HYUN VELOSTER 2DR
VIN = KMHTC6AE8FU220064
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
KEVIN C SMITH & ERIN L TAYLOR
FIRST TECH FED C.U
S283880-1
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2015 JEEP GRA LL
VIN = 1C4RJFAG4FC834850
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
RYAN S & SCOTT R ROBUCK
CARMAX BUSINESS SERVICES LLC
S285217-1
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/21/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2018 JEEP CHEROKEE UT
VIN = 1C4RJFBG2JC299105
Amount due on lien $1395.00
Reputed owner(s)
PENNY & ERIC GUNDERSON
UNITED TRADES FCU
S285220-1
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/21/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2018 CHEV COLORADO PK
VIN = 1GCGTCEN1J1204278
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
DESIREE M & ZOILA MATA
GM FINANCIAL
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LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2011 NISS ARM LL
VIN = 5N1AA0NE0BN619320
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
MICHAEL J & ALICE M TREADWAY
SELCO COMMUNITY C.U
S283886-1
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LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2019 VW JETTA 4DR
VIN = 3VWC57BU6KM225656
Amount due on lien $1415.00
Reputed owner(s)
KEANU CANO & SUSAN DAVIS
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LEGAL
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increased the amount of water
running into the reservoirs,
which were at 124% of nor-
mal on March 1.
The rain, however, also
reduced the snowpack. By
March 1, the basin’s snow-
packs held 94% of their aver-
age amount of water for the
date.
Once
the
snowpack
starts running off, it’s like a
fast-moving freight train and
not easily stopped, Lynch
said. Besides more snow, cold
weather to stop the melting
will help, he said.
“We still depend on the
snowpack even though we
have good reservoir contents
at this point,” Lynch said.
The snowpack typically
peaks in April. The National
Weather Service’s Climate
Prediction Center forecasts
that March, April and May
will be cooler and wetter
than average in the Pacific
Northwest.
The forecast counts on
a La Nina persisting in the
Pacific Ocean throughout the
spring.
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2006 INTL 420 TRK
VIN = 1HTMPAFMX6H350956
Amount due on lien $1415.00
Reputed owner(s)
COMFORT HOMES/ANDRE
MAKARENKO
S283873-1
“Deere thus forces farmers who
buy Deere equipment to also purchase
repair services from Deere technicians,
and the company receives a share of
the fees Deere-authorized technicians
charge,” the complaint said.
Tying repair services to sales of
equipment and attempting to leverage
market power in the equipment market
into the repair market is in violation of
the Sherman Act and the FTC Act, the
groups argue.
“In addition, Deere has regularly
issued false or deceptive statements that
materially mislead its primary consumer
base — farmers and ranchers. Deere
advertises that it is committed to giving
farmers ‘repairability’ and that it is taking
measures to ensure farmers have access
to the tools they need to repair their own
equipment,” the complaint said.
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/14/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2003 FORD F 350 PK
VIN = 1FTSW31PX3EB62469
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
RICHARD K BREVIK
S283884-1
Deere accounts for more than 50%
of all sales of large tractors and more
than 60% of the market for combines in
North America and retains strict control
over the proprietary software necessary
to diagnose and repair problems with its
equipment.
It only allows full access to its autho-
rized technicians, the complaint said.
“When a wide variety of malfunc-
tions, errors or breakdowns occur, or
a new part is needed to be installed for
another reason, farmers are left in limbo
until a Deere-authorized technician
accesses the machine and uses Deere’s
proprietary software ‘key’ to address
the issue,” the complaint said.
Only after Deere has created and
sent an encrypted software file to the
technician can repairs be completed, the
complaint said.
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Keechelus Lake and four
other Cascade Mountain
reservoirs serve the farm-
rich Yakima Basin.
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/21/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2003 BANTM 23’ CT
VIN = 4WY200L2031024065
Amount due on lien $1795.00
Reputed owner(s)
MICHAEL EPHREM
S285215-1
An agricultural group has filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Com-
mission against John Deere, claiming the company doesn’t give third
parties adequate access to repair equipment.
The U.S. Bureau of Rec-
lamation predicted Thursday
that Yakima Basin irrigators
in southcentral Washington
will receive full or nearly full
water allotments between
April 1 and Sept. 30 from fed-
eral reservoirs.
Irrigators with senior
water rights are expected to
get 100%, while junior water
right holders are forecast to
get 96%. More snow in March
would firm up or improve the
outlook, the bureau’s river
operations engineer, Chris
Lynch, said.
“I think we’re actually in
a good situation,” he said.
“We’re hoping for at least a
normal spring to build up our
snowpack.”
The March water-sup-
ply forecast was the first of
the year and will be updated
monthly by the bureau, which
manages five major reservoirs
in the basin. The reservoirs
supply water to irrigate about
464,000 acres on both sides of
the Yakima River.
The reservoirs typically
peak in mid-June as the
snowpack melts. The reser-
voirs decline throughout the
summer and fall as farmers
irrigate.
Lynch called the March
report an “early bird forecast”
that calls for estimating how
much water will be in the res-
ervoirs on April 1. For now,
the reservoirs look promising.
Heavy rain in late Febru-
ary broke what had been a dry
month in the region. The rain
LEGAL
PURSUANT TO ORS
CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
03/21/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2016 JEEP PATRIOT 4DR
VIN = 1C4NJPBB6GD603709
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
SYRIE A & ANDREW M MC GUIRE
S285219-1
Several agricultural groups have
filed a complaint with the Federal Trade
Commission claiming John Deere
restricts farmers and third parties from
repairing equipment it manufactures.
The National Farmers Union, six
state Farmers Unions and the advocacy
group Farm Action have requested an
FTC investigation into Deere & Co.’s
restrictions on repairing tractors and
other farm equipment.
The complaint also asks the FTC
to bring enforcement action against
Deere, alleging unfair methods of com-
petition and unfair and deceptive trade
practices.
The farm groups are joined in the
complaint by the U.S. and Illinois Pub-
lic Interest Research groups, the Digi-
tal Right to Repair Coalition and iFixit.
The groups allege Deere has used
anticompetitive restrictions to inhibit
and, in many cases, prevent its custom-
ers from making important repairs to
their own Deere equipment or obtain-
ing repairs from independent dealers or
repair shops.
“For years, Deere has deliberately
imposed access and information restric-
tions on its large farm equipment, such
as tractors and combines, leveraging its
market power in the equipment market
to expand its market power in the mar-
ket for repair services,” the complaint
said.
Repeated efforts by Capital Press
seeking comment from Deere were
unsuccessful.
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