Sandy post., June 03, 1971, Page 10, Image 10

Thun., June 3. 1971 (Sec. 1» SANDY (Ore.) POST - 11
Russian roulette misfires,................. WHEW!
R obert
E.
D a lto n ,
of
Gresham, may s till be shaking
this week, but you can’t blame
him.
Why? Well wouldn't you if
somebody stuck a gun between
y o u r eyes and p u lle d the
trigger?
Dalton's hair-raising episode
started last Wednesday night
when he was approached by a
patron in a tavem at Burnside
St. and NE 7th Ave. and asked
to step outside
Upon reaching the sidewalk,
R ic h a rd W S o rte r, 39. a
tra n s ie n t, dem anded th a t
Dalton give him money Dalton
said he had just $4 but would
give Sorter $1
Then, according to Dalton,
the m an w hipped out a
re v o lv e r, pressed it into
D a lto n 's
stom ach
and
demanded a ll of his money
Sorter pointed the gun into
the a ir and fired four times,
then pointed it d irectly between
Dalton's eyes and asked him if
he thought there was another
round in the gun. and pulled the
trig g e r
Miraculously, the gun failed
to fire and by that tim e police
had arrived to subdue Sorter
He was charged w ith assault
with intent to k ill and being an
ex-convict in possession of a
fire a rm .
P o lice e xa m in e d S o rte r’s
revolver and found one, last 38
c a lib e r c a rtrid g e w ith the
prim er deeply indented by the
gun's firin g pin.
They could give no reason for
Sheds d is p la y e d
the round not being fired, but
said Dalton had been saved
from death by “ almost im ­
possible odds."
a Cordovan, both w ith gold trim
and peasant style Alpine-style
g in g e rb re a d
and
flo w e r
planters. Both structures were
fabricated in 6 sections which
fasten together w ith a total of 20
bolts.
The structures were built by
John S ta rk 's b u ild in g con­
struction class and represent
th e same c a re fu l c r a fts ­
manship evident in this year’s
ranch style house, just sold at
bid fo r $9,000
Two storage houses, u tility
sheds or play houses (as the
purchaser may determine) are
open for inspection near the
main offices at Centennial High
School this week
Scheduled
fo r
a uction
Friday, June 4, at 7 p m with a
starting bid of $100. the houses
or sheds should attract en­
thusiastic bidders
Measuring 8 by 12 feet, the
sheds have a redwood stain and
Tires lifted
Nearly $iMX) worth of fo rk lift
truck tires and wheels were
reported stolen May 31 from a
construction site at Reynolds
High School.
Sheriff’s reports said the
items were taken o ff a fo rk lift
belonging to Howard G. Jacobs.
PORK CHOPS
TWO YOUNG GIRL horse riders make use of Riley Horse
durZr ThV M S‘X ’"i“?’ "°rth Zig Zag on Lol° Pass Rd
during the Memorial weekend. This was the first real
weekend of camping in the local area, but many camps
are still not open due to snow still on the ground.
End Cut - Family Pack
Post Photo
CSNTER CUT
PO RK CHOPS
State legislature
moves towards
adjournment
The House during the past citizens and those home owners
week took action on one of the with the greatest need w ill
m a jo r pieces of legislation that receive the greatest amount of
w ill come out of this legislative relief. The plan which was
session - Senate B ill 40, the new approved in the House Revenue
Committee early this week and
Oregon C rim inal Code.
The code was drawn up over in the Senate State and Federal
a fo u r-y e a r period by a Affairs Committee w ill find
co m m issio n o f le g is la to rs , wide acceptance in both the
•lawyers, d istrict attorneys and House and Senate chambers.$
The $43 m illion w ill come
judges. W ith a 40-17 vote on
Wednesday of this last week, from cuts in existing state
the new crim in a l code marks budgets and fro m revenue
the firs t complete overhaul in raised by a five cent a pack
crim in a l laws in Oregon since cigarette tax. The plan would
give the greatest re lie f to the
1864.
The b ill was a mammoth bill lower income brackets. For
of 180 pages. It has as its main example, a home owner w ith an
features reorganizing crimes income of $6,000 a year and a
into three classes each of felons $15,000 home would receive $150 I
and misdemeanors. The pur­ in property tax relief. A home
pose is to make sentencing owner with a $15,000 home
m ore u n ifo rm by v a ry in g whose income was $4,500 a year
m axim um sentences according would receive $240 in property
to the seriousness of the crime. tax relief.
The proposal w ill give a
The code which had passed
maximum
relief of $400 at the
the Senate on A p ril 13 was
changed only slightly in the lower income levels and $100
House Judiciary Committee. maximum at the upper end of
The m ain change was the the income scale. The p a r­
elim ination of the wire tap ticu la r package doesn't go as
far as many of the Legislators,
provision which had been in ­
cluded in the Senate passed including myself, would like to
have gone in the area of
version of the b ill The change
property tax relief, but it does
by the House committee in
take a big step toward solving
effect retains the present law
the problem and it does it
which allows lower court ap­
without the need for new and
proved w ire taps when public
additional taxes.
safety or national security is in
The Oregon Legislature has
danger. The b ill w ill now go to
also voted this week to put
the Governor and, if signed,
mobile homes on the tax rolls.
w ill take effect January 1 of
The d ecision w ould place
this coming year
mobile homes over eight feet
The Oregon Senate this week wide onto the tax rolls. The b ill
approved the hotly contested goes back to the House now for
bottle b ill. The Senate version action on amendments. The
of House B ill 1036 as amended purpose of the law is to c la rify
puts a five cent deposit on most provisions of taxation for the
pop and beer bottles and a two mobile homes.
The la s t L e g is la tu re a p ­
cent deposit on stubby beer
bottles. It also eliminates pull- proved a la w saying th a t
tab tops. The b ill which had mobile homes used as per­
e a rlie r passed the House w ill be m anent re sid e n ts could be
sent back to the House to taxed as real property. This led
co n cu r fo r Senate am end­ to confusion among assessors
ments. It is anticipated that on which homes to assess that
way. The b ill would base the
this w ill be done and the b ill w ill
decision on the w idth of the
be sent to the Governor.
unit. Those eight feet wide and
House B ill 1036, when signed
less would be licensed by the
into law by the Governor, w ill
be a la n d m a rk piece of state. Those over eight feet
legislation for this session of w ould be ta xe d as re a l I
the Legislature in that it is the property.
The decision of the Oregon |
firs t such b ill to be adopted
House to add s ta te w id e !
anywhere w ithin the United
representation to the Coastal
States.
Planning Committee was ac­
In a surprise move this week
cepted unanimously by the
the Oregon House sent back to
Senate Wednesday. H ie b ill
the Joint Ways and Means
creating the Oregon Coastal
Committee the $403 m illion
Conservation and Development
highway budget The aim of the
Commission now goes to the
move was to cut all or part of a
Governor for his signature The
$1 m illio n item out of the
Commission w ill be charged
budget. The money is used for
w ith
p re p a rin g
a
co m ­
out-of-state tourist advertising
prehensive land use plan for the
The p ro p e rty ta x re lie f
coastal zone.
package that w ill come out of
The Senate passed the b ill
this session of the Legislature
A p ril 14 over the objection of
seems to be taking its final
O re g o n
E n v ir o n m e n t a l
fo rm . It w ill be a $43 m illion tax
C ouncil. The C om m ission,
re lie f package which w ill give
which would have been made
s u b s ta n tia l
home
owner
property tax re lie f to 171,000 up of 24 elected coastal port city
and county o fficials and two
home owners in Oregon The
members of Governor McCall's
plan is based upon the concept
staff was changed in the House
of the a b ility to pay and senior
Revised membership over the
I
o b je c tio n o f some coastal
Legislators w ill not include six
members at large in the state
who “ have demonstrated an
interest in the protection of
co n se rva tio n and o rd e rly
24-H
our
Towing
)
developm ent
o f the
en­
vironmental quality of life in
this state." The Commission is
to report to the 1973 Legislature
on its progress and present the
fin a l plan fo r th e
1975
Legislature
Brightwood
Garage
Cycle removed
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A m o to rc y c le va lu e d at
several hundred dollars was
reported stolen May 31 from a
garage belonging to Steven
McCullough. 18625 SE Clinton,
according to sheriff's reports
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W em m e, Oregon
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