| Show e i t IL - ' NATIONWORLD Saturday The Salt Lake Tribune Avalanche Survivor Tries But Fails to Save Friend driver who clawed his way out of at least 20 feet of snow was lauded Friday as a hero for spending 712 ker hours trying to save his while they were buried in an avalanche But officials say Daniel Jaramillo was "distraught" Friday because he felt he had not done enough to save another driver Eddie J Imel after the two were entombed in snow Thursday on Red Mountain Pass Imel 38 died in the avalanche that swept down onto Red Mountain Pass early Thursday morning while the two men were out looking for stranded drivers Four other people were trapped for over 7 hours Thursday in a nearby snow-shebut were later rescued Jaramillo managed to dig himself out of the hard snow with a flashlight and a shovel after being trapped for 18 hours and called for help Sheriffs officers started digging through the snow where Jaramillo believed Imel was buried and about 30 minutes later found Imel's body I irintN000 a a - d Topless Itousecleaners Nabbed in Vice Probe Wash — The LYNNWOOD owner of a topless housecleaning service and his female employee were arrested for investigation of prostitution and illegal drug distribution police said Two other employees of Divest Housekeeping based in suburban Lynnwood turned themselves into police Thursday afternoon Lynnwood police said The two women identified only as Star and Danielle were investigated for drug felonies and violation of an adult entertainment ordinance The arrests came after a undercover investigation by Lynnwood police and the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office Lynnwood Chief Larry Kalsbeek said "We had undercover officers call and invite them out and try to use their services" Kalsbeek said Their names were not immediately available V 1 i 4 ! v r two-mon- c4 C LEWISTON Idaho — Whitman County Wash officials have re- covered human remains from the expanding shoreline of the Snake River due to the drawdown of two reservoirs County Coroner Peter Martin on Thursday classified the remains as human after visiting the site near Clarkston Wash Spectators lured to the riverbank by the drawdown found the bones The experimental drawdown of Lower Granite Reservoir hit its fifth day Thursday By late after noon the water level of the Snake had dropped 9 feet since the test began Sunday The Army Corps is testing how the drawdown could help ailing salmon runs Authorities have been searching for the remains of Richard Bear of Lapwai who disappeared in April 1988 His family contends he was killed dismembered and then thrown into the river No charges have been filed in the case 1 5 3 tlato HAPPY 85TH f BIRTHDAY 1 - 85TH BIRTHDAY t i : I I ! 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HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLESN i 4 I PM° yi ' - - g BIG DISCOUNTS ON SPECIALLY TAGGED ITEMS CLOSE-OUT- S r Bytom '1 Dad from VOUr &Witt bob and Joyce Dick and Kathy Mairtne trod Clam $eeohen and Valerie yew II OrOntl- children and 23 Oreckerand011' draft Ham a great day and a Was year! Happy birlhdaY 1 i 3t11011 ROBERT C WILLIAMS t - after prosecutors had offered a sentence in exchange for a guilty plea Butler got the idea from a newspaper story about a similar case Earlier hearings indicated Butler hopes that castration will stop him from committing future sexual attacks Sarata!) A dent odd e: (1 I - THE ASSOCIATED ST ' A choice 31r Ann a Helps Deliver Baby 1 lawyers said "It's his decision It's his body" prosecutor Bill Hawkins said Butler is accused of sexually abusing a girl and already is on probation for molesting a girl He proposed the castration idea "Are you doing this of your own free will?" the judge asked "Yes sir" Butler responded Butler's attorney Clyde Williams told reporters her client would have his testicles removed within the next two weeks then report to McSpadden for formal sentencing McSpadden has offered to sentence Butler to 10 years of probation if he submits to castration eatim - - Principal Passes Test '''''' LeRol Stone I f - HOUSTON — An accused sex offender told a Texas judge Friday that he wants to be surgically castrated in exchange for a sus- NEWS SERVICE pended jail sentence Steve Butler 27 said in a hearing before state District Judge Mike McSpadden that he was certaM castration was the right OAKLAND Calif — Bay Area Rapid Transit directors under pressure to "buy American" said they will choose an Idaho company over two Japanese manufacturers to build new rail cars Eight of the district's nine directors said Thursday they will vote officially later this month to award the contract to Morrison Knudsen Corp of Boise The company which bid $975 million for the contract will build at least 50 cars for the rapid transit district with tracks in three San Francisco Bay area counties The bid was $700000 lower than one of the Japanese bids and nearly $35 million lower than the other Morrison Knudsen said it will make the cars in a factory it will build in at an undisclosed site in San Francisco Alameda County or Contra Costa County The plant which would employ up to 250 people also will build 88 rail cars ordered last month by the California Department of Transportation Bidding for the contracts led to a flood of letters from the public demanding that BART reject the Japanese companies and keep the work in the United States Under the special safety designation signs would be posted at each end of the Cabbage Hill corridor at the bottom of the hill to the west and at the top of the hill to the east '- Chemical castration or the administering of a drug to reduce male hormones has been used in some sex offense cases around the country but this is the first in Texas and perhaps the nation in which physical castration was involved REUTER From Idaho Company State Sen Scott Duff who initiated formation of the Safety Committee said the Oregon Department of Transportation will be asked to make the special designation for the steep climb into the Blue Mountains The committee was formed after three people died in two truck-relate- d accidents on Cabbage Hill Dec 29 and Jan 7 t Jail or Castration? Texan 27 Chooses Surgical Sentence BART Wanits New Cars corridor" t 4111111 Human Bones Turn Up As River Goes Down Ore — A safety committee formed after fatal accidents this winter on Cabbage Hill southeast of Pendleton has recommended the notorious stretch of Interstate 84 become a "safety 1 tannin NOMtataMIPtOMIlgPOMOiNSilk th of Bloody s officer testified Friday Melanie Singer whose chase of King preceded the beating identified Los Angeles Police Officer Laurence Powell as the man who bashed his nightstick into King's head at least seven times Questioned by Deputy District Attorney Terry White Singer said she saw no reason for Powell to hit King on the head Jurors were rapt as one of the prosecution's key witnesses gave her account of the beating for the ' first time in public Four white officers — Powell 29 Timothy Wind 31 Theodore Briseno 39 and Sgt Stacey Koon 41 — are charged in the March 3 1991 beating which was videotaped by an amateur cameraman Singer described a wild chase over city streets and freeways at speeds she said reached 115 mph The driver failed to acknowledge commands to stop and she and her partner Tim Singer radioed for help But there were no CUP cars in the area she said and instead Los Angeles police and a school district police car showed up She described King as "almost happy jovial smiling" when he stepped out of the car She said she approached with her gun drawn and was about to handcuff King when Koon shouted: "Get back! Get back! We'll handle it" Then she said Powell approached with another officer and tried to wrestle King into handcuffs but King rolled over against Powell and "jumped OUR AY PENDLETON II 1111111 N OP VIAND Lawmaker Says Designate Dangerous Road as Such D' filicer SIMI VALLEY Calif — While black motorist Rodney King cowered with his hands over his bloody face a white policeman cracked a baton across his knuckles then pounded his head a Highway Patrol 1 PM:Al-TO- r11 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 zint L EWISTON co-w- 1 - LT 'I THE WEST Colo — A snowplow OURAY - 4ø THE REST OF I :: March 7 1992 r I 1 m -- I |
