October 27,1999
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Domestic assault and kidnap of 5-year-old boy
On Friday, O cto b e r22,1999, at 5:45
a m ., N o rth P r e c in c t o f f ic e r s
responded to a report o f a serious
domestic assault in the 4900 block o f
N. Houghton Street.
On arrival uniform officers discovered
the victim, a 35-year-old female, had
been pistol w hipped about the head
sustaining m ultiple lacerations. In the
course o f trying to defend herself, the
victim also sustained broken bones
in both hands as w ell as a broken arm.
The victim was tied to a post in the
basem ent
on
T h u rs d a y ,
at
approx imately 8 p . m ., and her 5-year-
old son was kidnapped at gunpoint.
The victim rem ained bound in the
basem ent for over 91/2 hours, until
she was able to chew her way through
her restraints, w hich consisted o f
ropes and extension cord. The victim
broke free and fled to a neighbor’s
residence w here 911 w as called.
T he v ic tim w as tra n s p o rte d to
Emanuel Hospital w here she was
adm itted over the w eekend due to her
injuries.
The victim identified the suspect as
her boyfriend, 31-year-old, Steven
Ray M cCluskey. Inform ation lead to
the arrest o f M cCluskey on Friday,
O ctober 22,1999, at approxim ately 1
p.m. by officers o f the Lincoln City
P olice D epartm ent, w ho spotted
M cCluskey walking. A short time
later, the v ictim ’s stolen vehicle was
located in the Lincoln C ity O utlet
M all w ith the k id n a p p e d ch ild
unharm ed inside.
M c C lu sk e y w as lo d g e d a t th e
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty D e te n tio n
Center on the following charges: One
count A ttem pt A ggravated M urder,
one count A ssault 1 (w ith firearm ),
seven counts K idnap 1, tw o counts
Robbery 1 (with firearm), tw o counts
theft 1, one count U nauthorized U se
o f M otor Vehicle.
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D etectiv es release nam es o f
suspects in double homicide
The follow ing people have been
charged in the brutal double m urder
o f V icent J. Pawloski and Jodie Ann
Schneider:
•
James Edward Bryant
April 17,1962
9841 S.E. 132nd
Clackamas
A rrested on w arrant forthe following
charges: 3 counts aggravated murder;
1 count each tam pering with physical
evidence, unauthorized use o f a motor
vehicle, hindering prosecution; 2
counts abuse o f a corpse.
No Bail
•
Kim Marie Clark
A p n l 1 ,1 9 6 8
9841 S.E. 132nd
Clackamas
A rrested on warrant for the following
charges: 2 counts abuse o f a corpse;
1 count each tam pering with physical
evidence, unauthorized use o f a motor
vehicle, hindering prosecution.
Bail-$250,000
•
Barnard Joseph W allace
February 20,1960
8925 S.E. Flavel
Charges: 2 counts abuse o f a corpse;
1 count each tampering with physical
evidence, hindering prosecution and
PCSII (Heroin)
Bail-$200,000
•
Barry A lan W ren
O ctober24,1966
15847 S.E. Stark; #9
Portland, OR
Bail-$150,000
Charges: 1 count each tam pering with
p h y s ic a l e v id e n c e , h in d e rin g
prosecution and unauthorized use o f
a m otor vehicle.
Search w arrants were served at the
follow ing addresses:
•
9841 S.E. 132nd, Clackamas
•
4841 S.E. 84'h, Portland
•
8925 S.E. Flavel, Portland
The bodies o f the two victim s were
found O ctober 7 along N ortheast
Palm er M ill Rd. O ther arrest in this
case are pending.
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Symphony hits Vancouver in November
Spanish com poser Isaac A lbeniz.
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for T h e P o rtland O bserver
C h r is to p h e r P a r k e n in g , h ig h ly
a c c la im e d A m e r ic a n c la s s ic a l
guitarist, will be the featured guest
artist at the V ancouver S ym phony’s
Novem ber 6 Gala Concert. Parkening
is considered one o f the prem ier
virtuosos ofclassical guitar, dazzling
audiences w orldw ide with his superb
m usicianship and artistry.
The N ew Y ork Tim es states Mr.
P arkening is “perhaps the finest
technician on his instrum ent this
country has produced.” Likewise, the
W ashington Post says he “com bines
p ro fo u n d m u s ic a l in s ig h t w ith
com plete technical m astery o f his
instrum ent.” H e has perform ed with
orchestras from around the entire
globe and produced recordings and
c o m p a c t d is c s s o lo a n d in
com bination w ith other m ajor artists
such as K athleen B attle and Placido
Domingo.
Mr. Parkening is considered heir to
the classical guitar throne after the
death o f A ndres S egovia in 1987. He
in fact studied w ith Segovia as a
teenager after years o f listening to his
recordings and describes him as his
inspiration.
Mr. Parkening will be perform ing the
N orthw est prem ier o f La Bega by
concert w ith B rahm s’ Sym phony No.
1 inC m inor. Begun in 1862,B rahm s’
S a lv a d o r B ro to n s w ill co n d u ct.
labored
for fourteen years to complete
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Books and V ideo in Battle G round or
In addition, Mr. Parkening will perform
by calling the Sym phony office at
three o f the S panish D ances by
(503) 735-7278. Tickets for a post­
Catalan com poser Enrique Granados.
concert reception at the H eathm an
G ranados, a m agnificent pianist and
Lodge, sponsored by the Friends o f
com poser, began co m p o sin g the
the V a n c o u v e r S y m p h o n y , are
series o f tw elve dances in 1892 when
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T he orch estra w ill co n clu d e the
Police investigate exposure suspect
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T he P ortland O bserver
O fficers at V an co u v er P olice C entral precinct are
investigating reports o f m ale H ispanics Suspect targeting
female high school students w alking to and from school
in the 18'h Street and Carlson area o f V ancouver. A 14-
year-old student returning from Ft. Vancouver High School
first saw the suspect at3 p .m . on O ctober 12. She reported
the suspect as a m ale H ispanic, 25-35 years driving a
newer small green pickup. The pickup had purple squiggly
lines on the sides. T helicenseplateissim ilartoA 9174l 1A.
The subject passed the victim slow ly driving by. The
suspect turned around and stopped when he w as next to
her and opened his door so she could see he was
stim ulating him self. The subject did not say anything to
the victim.
The second occurrence was O ctober 18lh at 0713 in the
m orning. Tw o fem ale students saw the subject walking in
the 18lh Street and Carlson area. As the suspect w alked by
the girls, they noticed he was exposing him self to them.
The girls reported the incident to security officers at Fr.
V ancouver High School.
Central Police officers have initiated a saturation patrol
during the high-risk times when students walk to and from
school. The Clark County Sex offender unit has been
asked to review know n sex offenders for a sim ilar green
truck. A sim ilar incident happened this m orning near
Columbia River High School where a H ispamc male dri ving
a green pick up w ith swooshes on the side stopped and
exposed him selfto student w alking to school. ReferCCSO
#99-13927. The police are requesting the p u b lic’s help in
identifying the suspect in this case. I f anyone has
inform ation regarding this truck or it’s driver, they are
asked to call Sgt. Dave King at 696-8281.
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