M arch 09, 1994 • T he P ortland O bserver
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These T ra ffic
Fines a re
Highway
Robbery
CRIME STOPPERS
SW F ifth Avenue, Rm 516
METROPOLITAN P 1120
o rtla n d , O regon 97204-1989
Hu m an ® R ights C ommission
Case #94-08: Homicide
P ortland P olice Bureau H o m i­
cide D etectives, in cooperation w ith
BY REP. MICHAEL PAYNE
W hen h o rrib le crim e s lik e the
C rim e S toppers, are asking fo r yo u r
recent trip le m u rder in G resham are
o ccu rrin g in O regon, o u r p o lic e force
h elp in s o lv in g a m urder.
O n T hursday, January 27 ,1 9 9 4 ,
and ju d ic ia l system can be put to
better use than g o u g in g u n in te n tio n a l
speeders. The purpose o f tra ffic fines
at 2 :30 in the m o rn in g , Sven E in a r
Jansson, a 22 year o ld m ale, w h ite ,
was shot to death and robbed at N
and speed lim its should be to ensure
p u b lic safety, not to c o lle c te x o rb ita n t
K e rb y A ve n u e and N H u m b o ld t
''The young women o f today-free to
speak, to write, to choose their
occupation should remember that
every inch o f their freedom was
bought with a great price. It is for
them to show their gratitude by
helping onward the reforms o f their
own time by spreading the light o f
freedom and truth still wider. The
debt that each generation owes to
the past it must pay to the future. "
Street.
A cco rd in g to investigators, Sven
penalties fro m people.
Y e t the O regon le g isla tu re has
doubled the fines fo r m ost tra ffic v io ­
Jansson, w h o liv e d at N E 178th and
M u ltn o m a h , and a frie n d had d rive n
to the area in an a tte m p t to buy
lations. U nder the new la w , a person
d riv in g 66 m ph in a 65 m ph zone
w o u ld be fin e d S95, up fro m S50. A n d
i f clo cke d at 76 m ph in a 65 m ph zone,
drugs.
Jansson was rep o rte d ly shot and
robbed a fte r he got o u t o f the car and
the d riv e r w o u ld be fin e d a w h o p p in g
contacted a subject on the street he
S280, up fro m S I50.
M o st com m uters have at some
tim e slipped above the 65 m ph speed
lim it. T o e x tra c ta p o u n d o f flesh fro m
believed to be a drug dealer.
The suspect is described as a
m ale, b la c k , in his e a rly 2 0 ’ s, ap­
the u n lu cky fe w w ho get p u lle d over
d iu m b u ild . A t the tim e he was w e a r­
in g a b la c k , ‘ K in g s ” , starter ja c k e t
that leads to an arrest in th is case, o r
any unsolved fe lo n y crim e , and you
need n o t g iv e o u r name. C a ll C rim e
and rid in g a b icycle .
Stoppers at (503) 8 2 3 -H E LP .
p ro x im a te ly 5 ’ 8" ta ll, w ith a m e­
is n o th in g short o f h ig h w a y robbery.
These excessive fines create a fu rth e r
burden on o u r alre a d y-o ve rw o rke d
Sven Jansson
Abigail Scott Dun ¡way
C rim e stoppers is o ffe rin g acash
For Immediate Release
What:
Abigail Scott Duolway Poster Signing by Governor Barbara
Roberts and other elected officials
When:
March 10, Thursday, 10:15 AM
Where*
Governor's Ceremonial Office, State Capitol
Contact:
Helen Cheek, MHRC Dlrector-823-5136
rew ard o f up to $ 1,000 fo r in fo rm a ­
tio n , reported to C rim e Stoppers,
As oart of the ceremony declaring March u Women's History Month. Governor Barbara
Roberts and other elected women officials will sign a poster honoring Abigail Scott Dumway,
p o lic e o ffic e rs and ju d g e s . M o re
people are lik e ly to contest th e ir fines,
creating greater b a cklo g in o u r c r im i­
as a Human Rights Advocate.
AFFORDABLE TROPHIES
nal ju s tic e system and d im in is h in g
Abigail Scott Duniway traveled to Oregon by wagon train in 1852 She was a wife, a
mother a schoolteacher, a milliner, a journalist, a novelist a publisher and an advocate of
Human Rights. She was a vice-president of the National Women s Suffrage Association, and a
leader of the fight to give women full voting rights. In recognition of her leading ro e.
Governor Oswald West ordered that her vote be the first one cast by a woman in Oregon
respect fo r la w enforcem ent.
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(1914). Bom 1834. Died 1915.
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The poster was created by the Metropolitan Human Rights Commission and co-sponsored by
the Oregon Historical Society and the Oregon Commission for Women.
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The signed poster w ill be presented to the Oregon H istorical Society as an historical
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Ron a n d L oretta Rice
City of Portland ■ Multnomah County • (503)823-5136/Voke/TDD Fax 823-0119
657-5613
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