Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, December 10, 1981, Page 4, Image 4

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Man guilty in bombing case
A Gresham man plead
guilty recently in federal
court to a charge of bomb­
ing a Portland tavern in an
at:empt to extort $450,000
fro m
a
Sandy
businessman.
Robert Glenn B rill, 26,
was one of two "John
Does” identified in an
earlier indictment which
also charged Beaverton
School B oard m em ber
Jason Hachler with extor­
tion and conspiracy.
B rill, who plead guilty
Nov 25 to the extortion
charge before U S District
Judge James Redden, was
re le a s e d on h is own
re c o g n iz a n c e and is
scheduled to be sentenced
in January He faces 10
years in prison and a
$10,000 fine.
The bomb blast at the
Fat t itle Rooster Tavern,
1629 SE Hawthorne Blvd.,
occurred at 3:45 a m July
10 Owner David McKinnon
is the son o f Sandy
b u sin e ssm a n
A ngus
McKinnon, the target of the
extortion attempt
federal authorities said A
third person remains at
large and fourth person
also may be charged
No injuries occured in
the bombing
Assistant U.S. Attorney
Ellen Rosenblum said B rill
first denied, then confessed
to his participation in the
extortion attempt He is ex­
pected to be called as a
witness as part of an agree
ment worked out between
h is
a tto rn e y
and
Rosenblum.
B rill was not charged in
connection with an earlier
pipe bomb explosion out
side the bedroom window
of the elder McKinnon's
home,
Hachler remains free
after posting $100,000 bail.
I Teen-agers cited fo r trespassing
Three Sandy teen agers
were cited by Sandy police
last Wednesday after they
broke into an abandoned
house
on
P io n e e r
Boulevard
Staff photo
Police cited a 16-year-old
The foundation is laid for a new senior citizen apartment complex adjacent to Meinig Park. Cedar Park Gardens will of­
fer 20 units to local seniors by next summer.
male for crim inal trespass
ing and crim inal mischief,
another 16-year-old male
with crim inal trespassing
and carrying dangerous
weapons, and a 14-year-old
male for crim inal trespass
When Ginny and Averytt
McCormick Drive adjacent em ergencies, fo r local
in connection with the inci­
tion of Gresham, a firm
Brewster applied to the to Meinig Park, has now gatherings, and private
with experience building dent at 10 a m .
Farm Home Adm inistra­ seen ground broken and patios for each resident, an
The three youths were
F m H A d w e llin g s , w ill
tion (Fm HA) for a loan to construction is underway.
advantage for those who
feature a covered walkway released to their parents
build a senior citizen apart­
The $675,000 project w ill wish to plant their own
Last Tuesday, Tony Scott
between buildings and a
ment complex in Sandy, of
feature 18 one-bedroom garden or spend some time
close p ro x im ity to the Henderson, 18, of Welches
ficials there told them they a p a rtm e n ts fo r lo c a l outdoors
downtown Sandy area for was cited for shoplifting by
would have to show need s e n io rs —tw o de sig ne d
Improvements are plan­ seniors without a car.
Sandy police after person­
for such a project in the c i­ specifically for handicap
ned to outdoor spaces, in­
The project gave a help­ nel at Williams Thriftw ay
ty
ped residents, as per cluding berry bushes and
ing hand to city of Sandy tqld police that a person
Their plan called for a FmHA requirements—and fru it trees along w ith
coffers, hampered by a had taken a can of sar­
20-unit complex and they two two-bedroom ap a rt­ space fo r in d iv id u a l
slowdown in the housing dines, valued at 63 cents
provided FmHA with 40 in­ ments, one of which w ill be g a rd e n in g
spots fo r
Also on Tuesday, police
market.
terested applicants, twice an office for the manager residents which they can
in v e s \g a te d an e a rly -
necessary The project, on of the complex
attend to adjacent to their
Eligible seniors must be morning tra ffic accident at
The five-building com
apartments
more than 60 years old and the intersection of Ten
plex w ill feature a com
The project, which is ex­ in a low-income bracket
Eyck Road and Pleasant
munity center, with a wood pected to be completed by
Rents are subsiri* xl by Street that injured a Boring
stove for heat in case of April 1 by Muters Construe- FmHA.
man
o i
Senior housing project underway
Optimists
start branch
for women
The need has surfaced in
the Sandy Optimist Club
before, but now clu b
m e m b e rs
a re
d o in g
something about it.
A new Women's Optimist
Club of Sandy to help coor­
dinate efforts with the
men's group w ill hold a fo r­
mative meeting at TJ's
F ire s id e D in in g n e x t
Thursday, Dec 17, at 7 30
p m.
Officers from the men’s
group w ill be present to
orient the new members
and illustrate the purposes
of the Optimist movement
The Stìncfy Post
A c c o rd in g to p o lic e
reports, Charles F Young
was injured at approx­
imately 1:05a m when his
vehicle crashed into the
e m b a n km e n t. He was
treated at Gresham Com­
munity Hospital
Shawn W illiam Lund­
quist. 20, of Portland was
taken to Clackamas County
Jail Tuesday after he was
arrested in the parking lot
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