Salt Lake Tribune | 1990-04-15 | Page 31

- t -4 sl44444441- tv- - - ENZ1S1 it 1 i LiRandle to Vie 2nd Term pFor Thf Sidi lAke Tribitike Pardons Board Sets 1991 Hearing for Sex Offender Senate By Stephen Hunt Tribune Staff Writer DRAPER — If coo victed child sex abuser Jay Walter Burke could be paroled to an uninhabited desert islaad the Utah Board of Pardons just might have released him Friday "The problem is there are children everywhere" noted Ed Kimball pro tem parole board member Noting results of plethysmograph tests board member Victoria Palacios told Burke: "You get excited by jug about anything sunimate" A plethysmograph measures a male 's physical response to sexual stimuli auid is used to determine sexual preference and degree of arousal "It says you have the same problems you walked in here with" Ms Palacios said of Burke's test results Burke ok'a Huntington has served more than 10 years at the Utah State Prison since his 1979 commitment for sexually abusing a tnte 1I the N - Sen &LT- Lk Myna is election to a senond term in Senate from District 26 ''l thick that we ma d :odve ti ead easoy the few years for retain Lst inamtaming and - e 4: 4 ( re- - improving sponsible govern ment and for rec- ovation parts of Utah east of Salt Lake City" said Sen Myrin i ZIN- - i ssitelti district His Sen Myrin which is centered in the Uinta Basin encompasses parts of six counties Most of the district is in Daggett Uintah DuchKne kind Wasatch counties but it also inludes the East Carbon and Sunny-sid- e areas of Carbon County and the Park City portion of Summit County A rancher who has been president of the Utah Cattlemen's Association and chairman of the Utah Agricultural Advisory Board Sen Myrin entered the state Senate in 1987 after serving in the House of Bkpresentafives Last sessiou he sponsored measures to boost the Uinta Basin's economy through reductions in state severance taxes on oil and gas production He also promoted legislation that resulted in the recognition of Indian rice grass as the official state grass Sen Myrin is chairman of the Transportation and Public Safety Appropriations Committee and the Business Labor and Economic Development Standing Committee and the Transportation and Public Safety Standing Committee A graduate of East High School in Salt Lake City and Utah State UMversity Sen Myrin and his wife Beth are the parents of seven t - gsl Three years later while on parole he showed pornography to two 7- males He was returned to year-ol- d prison and later convicted of distributing harmful materials to minors It was subsequently learned he had also sexually abused a boy during his parole period Charged with 12 counts of forcible sexual abuse and forcible sodomy be later pleaded guilty to three counts Though some of Burke's convictions have expired be is still serving term for forcible soda omy and 1 to 15 years for forcible sodomy Burke is described as a "predator-typ- e pedophile Re told the board he has sexually abused "six or seven" children In spite of his many years in prison board members said Burke has failed to reduce his risk to society In fact Burke recently discontinued attending sex therapy sessions apparently because of a disagreement over the amount of progress he has made Therapists report his progress as "superficial" Burke said he learned all he could about himself in sex therapy and "decided to move cnto something else" He assured the board however he had made strides in his abilities to communicate with people and express his emotions Board Chairman Pete Haun acknowledged Burke was heading in "a good direction" but said it was not enough "To discontinue forraaliaed sex therapy seems almost irresponsible" Mr Haun told Burke "You just walked away from it you scuttled it It's a situald Writer to Give Lecture At Hospital Kushner author of the Bad Things Happen to Good People" will deliver the annual Max P Cowan Memorial Lecture on Humanistic Medicine in the auditorium of Primary Children' s Medical Center 320 E 12th Avenue Thursday at 8 am His topic will be "What Patients Tell Me That They Won't Tell Their Harold best-sellin- S book" g Doctors" - - UPHOLSTER I - ta - IE '6: '''''3'' 5 te t nfletii '‘1° 1 1 tt et :'' T1 t:77' - ' -- 0 3 1 f '::l Q r 0' ! 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TV fin A xlii4vilt - capturing dreams dashed no Mr Mitchell — OltiY rad - really but The Berlin Wall is down And bookings by titahos to visit Europe this summer are up by and lia-g- e Most local travel agents see a connection anyway But many acknowledge that all increase in detend for European vacations may be little more than re- 0 reduced - More Utihns Set Sights on European Vacations either" --- 0 N ALL RECOVERING 10 YEAR WARRANTY May 22 1V10 — Lynn A1112 P Simer 22 Oren bouclie ' lall stew' ' 2"Werittli to P a: L-- roled 23 1991 and restitution J Torrez 19 Salt Lake City serving 0 to 5 years for theft paroled Oct 23 1990 — Thomas A Velasquez 20 Las Vegas serving two terms for theft and burglary paroled Is:ov 13 1990 — Perry K Williams 24 Layton serving 1 to 15 years for burglary paroled Dec 11 1990 --7'- The New SPrillg be cleared at drastically -- -- NONNI - of - terms City serving two for theft rehearing October 1V40 — Danette Sanchez 26 Salt Lake City serving 0 to 5 years for poszeslii011 of a controlled substance pa- I-ye- ar theft April terms for serving two credit card fraud and 1 year for forgery- Paroled Nov 15 1990 — Tony K Smith 32 Salt Lake City serving 0 to 5 years for retail theft paroled Oct 23 1990 Beer Enda J Thomas 25 Salt Lake City serving 0 to 5 years for possession of a controlled substance paroled July 10 1990 — Tino Torres 19 residence unavailable serving 0 to 5 years for — Adam liminez U 26 Midvale serving 0 to 5 years for aggravated assault paroled June 12 — Dale W Osborne 21 Salt Lake drugs for value rehearing November 1990 — Karen C Hall 42 resddence unavailable servirg 0 to 5 year for theft by deception and two terms for theft by deception and re May 2239 199resid0 checksGary L ence Capra unavailable serving 0 to 5 years for possession of a controlled substance paroled July 10 1990 — Darrel R Copeland 33 Logan serving 5 years to life for sodomy on - tail theft praoled Jan 81991 Oct 23 1990 — Troy D Gartrell 24 Sandy serving 1 to 15 years for distributing Board members told Burke to ap-- 7 pear before them again in April 1991 They offered hope for a parole date at that time providing Burke returns to therapy Mr HUM told Burke the parole board might discuss releasing him to a halfway house if he begins working through his problems Other recent parole board actions include: — Carol J Ables 40 Ogden serving 0 to 5 years for issuing bad t - a child rehearing April 1991 — Jerry S Ficklin 20 Clearfield serving 0 to 5 years for theft paroled tion" The annual lecture was established through a gift to the University of Utah School of Medicine from the late Max P Cowan and his wife Mrs Sara Lee Cowan Mr Cowan was engaged for many years in the livestock business and served as director of the National Livestock Association He was a patron of the School of Medicine and the Marriott Utah as Library at the Univ Cancf well as the National er Fund the National Heart Fund Brandeis University Yeshiva University the Denver National Jewish Hospital and Asthmatic Research Center and Kol Ami Temple of which he was a board member Dr Kushner is rabbi of Temple Israel in Natick Mass a position he has held since 1966 - 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