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MAY 20, 1998
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Advance Praise for
Guilty By Reason Of Insanity
ffihserlitng
(F a w c e tt C o lu m b in e H a r d c o v e r ; A p r il 1 9 9 8 )
“Although these are tales of depravity and murder, they
are told by a gifted physician, whose literary talents and
compassion are manifest in every line. In her hands, they
become spellbinding narratives in which a skilled teacher
takes us on a voyage o f discovery, in order to share her
insights and understanding o f minds so disordered that
they are capable o f conceiving the vicious acts described
here.”
Parks Department honors benefactors
at 1998 Evergreen Awards
The Vancouver-Clark Parks and
Recreation Department recently
hosted the 1998 annual Evergreen
Awards to recognize nearly 70 busi
nesses, organizations and individu
als who have donated time,
nmc, money,
uiv-iivj,
skill, and other valuable support to
parks and recreation programs.
Maureen Pedone, co-chair of the
Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recre
ation Advisory commission, pre
sided as .»lu.nci
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the April 29th ceremony a, the Wa
ter Resources Education Center.
Parks and Recreation Advisory
C om m ission m em ber D arrell
Badertscher, Phyllis Goldhammer,
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Herdenter, Todd
Horenstein,
—Dr. Sherwin Nulund,
Author o f How H e Die
“Dr. Dorothy Otnow Lewis offers a refreshing and
compelling look at the workings o f the criminal mind.
After years o f interviewing and studying some o f the
most heinous killers on death row. Dr. Lewis reveals
startling truths, some o f them shocking and some tragic.
I like her style; she has stepped down from the ivory
tower o f forensic psychiatry and writes with the
compassion, humor and insight of a real person.
Guilty By Reason O f Insanity will prove fascinating to
every student of the psychotherapy and/or organic brain
dysfunction that drives killers to do what they do.”
Kay McClaskey and Florence wa
ger presented the awards. Mayor
Royce E. Pollard was assisted by
Clark County Commissioner Mel
Gordon in giving certificates to the
nonorecs.
honorees.
City planner to speak about computer mapping
Greg New kirk,
:irk, a Senior Plan-
ner/G IS A nalyst with the C ity
o f V ancouver, has been selected
to present his paper regarding
the C ensus at the 1998 Envi-
ro n m en
e n ta l S ystem s R esearch
In stitu te U ser C o n feren ce in
San D iego.
The paper to be presented in
July, d iscu sses how to use com -
outer
annine a an p n p lic a tio n s t to o
puter m apping
find m ailing ad d resses w ithin
neighborhoods, cities and other
geographic b oundaries.
N e w k irk c o o r d in a t e s th e
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In fo rm atio n S ystem s (G1S) and
c re a te s G IS d ata, m aps and
a n a ly s e s fo r th e C ity o f
V ancouver.
City planners receive state historic preservation award
preservation efforts by the W ash
ington State O ffice of A rchaeol
ogy and H istoric Preservation.
This annual award honors sig
nificant accom plishm ents in the
id en tificatio n , ev a lu a tio n and
protection o f sta te ’s cultural re
sources. The c ity ’s com m itm ent
to W a sh in g to n ’s cu ltu ra l re
sources has been praised as an
im portant achievem ent and an in
spiration for others.
SAFARI IN Al RICA
City of Vancouver Seeks Applicants to Fill Vacancy on Aviation Advisory Committee
three years with a three-term maxi
mum. The committee meets the sec
ond T uesday o f each month at noon
in the Parks and Recreation Depart
ment conference room, 603 W. Ev
ergreen.
Vocation
of a Lifetime
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prehension, be brought before
this court.
Shots Heard Inside Residence. Subject
Later Found Deceased
2232 NW Irving Street
On Saturday, May 16, 1998, at
3:45 in the afternoon, 9-1-1 re
ceived a call from a neighbor of
2232 NW Irving Street, who re
ported hearing what was believed
to be two gunshots from within the
residence.
When attempts to contact an
individual who was reportedly in-
side the residence failed, and offic
ers learned from acquaintances o f
the individual that the individual
was despondent, had been drink
ing, and had access to firearms,
S.E.R.T. and hostage negotiators
were summoned, the area cordoned
off, and neighbors evacuated.
After hours of unsuccessfully try-
ing to contact the subject, S.E.R.T.
m em bers entered the residence
shortly after 9:00 PM and found
the body o f a 28-year-old white
male, who reportedly lived at the
address. Near the body officers
found a firearm.
Detectives are conducting an in
vestigation into the circumstances
su rro u n d in g the in d iv id u a l’s
d e a th ,
and
th e
M ed ical
Exam iner’s Office will conduct
an autopsy to determine the cause
o f death.
The name o f the individual is
being withheld pending notifica
tion o f next o f kin. The investiga
tion is continuing.
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Man Arrested In Fatal Hit And Run
At 12:10 a.m. Wednesday, May
13,1998, a 1971 VW Van driven by
Gregory Dale Snapp, disobeyed a
stop sign while northbound on NE
80th Avenue. This violation caused
thevantocollidewitha 1995Nissan
pickup traveling westbound on NE
Glisan. The collision caused the
death of Michael Lee Ross, a pas
senger in the van. Snapp ran from the
scene and was arrested several hours
later at his Gresham area home.
The accident caused the van to
roll on its passenger side killing
Snapp’s passenger.
Michael Ross, white male, DOB
09-25-77, o f 1204 NE 80th Avenue,
was pinned under the vehicle and
died at the scene. Alcohol is believed
to be involved.
David Joseph White, white male,
DOB 09-04-59, o f404 NE 69th Av
enue, the driver o f the N issan pickup,
was not seriously injured.
Gregory Snapp, white male, DOB
05-21 -70, o f 763 NE 178th Avenue,
has been charged with Felony Hit
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and Run, Manslaughter II, and Driv
ing while Suspended. He has been
lodged into the Justice Center Jail.
A photograph is available in the
Identification Division, 12th floor,
Justice Center.,
Portland Police Bureau traffic
Fatal Investigator, Officer Peter M
Gallucci is assigned the case.
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Injury Involved Single Motor Vehicle Crash
Deputies from the Multnomah
County Sheriffs Office were dis
patched at 0455, on May 14, 1998,
to the intersection of SE Division
Drive and SE Oxbow Drive to a
report o f an injury involved single
motor vehicle crash at the location.
The driver, Donald Marshall
Crichton, 25 years old of Troutdale,
and a passenger, Geggery Curtis
Grear, 21 years old o f Boring, were
seriously injured, and transported to
the Legacy Emanuel Trauma Center
for treatment. A second passenger,
Jason Edward Smith, 22 years old of
Southeast Portland, sustained fatal
injuries.
The Multnomah County incident
Reconstruction Team (MCIRT) is
currently investigating the incident.
The MCIRT is an interagency team
composed o f members of the Mult
nomah County Sheriffs Office.
the Gresham Police Department,
and the Oregon State Police, tasked
with investigating fatality involved
motor vehicle crashes in the listed
jurisdictions.
More details to follow as they
become available. Contact Deputy
Scott Timms o f this office if you
have any further questions.
See back of ticket for details.
Plan where now see this sifln.
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OR 01 l l ( N tOILR OWN I It* Al ION
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ity to act, before the nearest or most
accessible magistrate in this court, or
if no magistrate is available, to de
liver said defendant into custody o f
the Jailer o f this county.
Michael Kristian Thompson
Michael Kristian Thompson
DOB:5/6/76 Sex: Male Ht.
5’9”Wt. 160
Race: Caucasian
Charges: Rape-3
in the name o f the State o f Oregon
to any Peace Officer o f this State,
Greetings:
it appearing to the court that
the above named defendant was
convicted o f the above mentioned
charges and was placed on pro
bation to: Oregon C orrections
D e p a rtm e n t.
O r d e r e d th e
defen d an t’s release is hereby re
voked and the entire security
am ount, if any, is hereby for
feited. It is further o rd ered a
w arrant be issued for the arrest
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IlP IO U t IH I BIANDS
Dawn Lee Smith
DOB:IO/I4/53Sex: Female
H t.5 ’4"Wt. 120 lbs
PPDS: 1479298 Race: White
In the name of the State o f Or
egon: To any Peace Officer of this
State, Greetings:
An indictment having been filed
in the Circuit Court for the County
aforesaid, charging the above named
defendant with the offense(s) of:
Count 1-Forgery in the First De
gree, Count 2-Forgery in the First
Degree. Count 3-Attempted Theft
in the First Degree
You are commanded to arrest the
above named defendant forthwith
and bring said defendant before me,
or, in case of my absence or inabil
SA U R I IN Al RICA
WIN THE
Prospective applicants should con
tact Peggy Fumo, Mayor’s Office,
210 E. 13th St., P.O. Box 1995,
Vancouver, WA 98668-1995 or
phone, (360)696-8484. Application
deadline is Tuesday, June 2.
POUCEJXEWS
Dawn Lee Smith
OR
DfSIjJN »OliR 0WN VACAIION
related to Pearson Airfield. Topics
include future plans, regulations,
operations, improvements and spe
cial issues.
There is no residency require
ment for the position. Terms are
D ISIfiN »OUR OWN VACAIION
OR
The City ofVancouver is seeking
applicants to till a vacancy on the
Aviation Advisory Committee.
This nine-member citizen group
is appointed by the Vancouver City
Council to advise the city on matters
OR
SA U R I IN AFRICA
The Growth M anagement Di
vision o f the City o f V ancouver
D evelopm ent D epartm ent has
been recognized for its historic
—Ann Rule