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ON THE RECORD 2 ALBANY (OR.) DEMOCRAT-HERALD, TUESDAY. OCT, 2. 1990 fei i jf i I a si I "1 '1 Tho Accu Weathor forecast lor noon, Wednesday. Oct. 3.

Delibsrations start in E-3ank Dufort trial Una show high tomperAturo 60 VVedneaday, cloud increasing. JV. Wftlern Oregon Tonight Wednesday, cloudy north chance of rain increasing Partly cloudy south. High in at coast and north interior, south Interior. Low tonight 40s to lower 5os.

Eastern Oregon Tonight Wednesday, cloudy north partly cloudy south Extended forecast 1 WARM STAIICHARY Syyf AS flUHfitS Wednesday, Oct 3 Attn W'calha liecail 90 FRONTS: 90J Thursday through Saturday Western Oregon Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers mainly coast and north Interior. Highs 60s except 70 to 75 Interior. Lows 40s and 50s. Eastern Oregon Brerty at Cloudy periods with widely scattered showers mainly east part Highs 60s 30s and 40s.

Oregon readings C19Q0 Arcu Waa'N Inc cao HKTM IOM state" betrayed the trust of boys sent to the center for help, she said. One attack took place in a Farm Home bedroom oo Thanksgiving morning when few people were around, she said. Other incidents occurred in the boys" bedrooms, Zorn charged, in I hot tub at Sunnver resort, on the beach, in an office at the Albany Youth Cart Center, and during a trip in a car. Dufort seemed to counsel the boys but kept no records of this counseling, she said. Farm Home staff trusted him and tolerated Dufort's personal attentions toward favorites.

"Who would have believed that the executive director of the Farm Home could abuse kids?" she said. Dufort shook his head at points in Zorn's speech. Donahue said no eyewitness saw any sexual touching of any kind; the closest was one witness who testified about a hug. "That's the best they can do for any eyewitness that anything like this went on" The boys' furiiness about dates revealed a credibility problem, he added. Furthermore, four boys reported previous abuse and ere likely lo report abuse by Dufort.

"Why would he have done it if he knew they would tell?" Donahue suggested the boys' troubled backgrounds made them dishonest and manipulative. "When your world is upside down, wbere's reality?" And how could Dufort be at all the places and times described by the prosecution? Why would he attempt such things in so close proximity to social workers and other Farm Home staff, Donahue asked. Donahue stated that sex offender treatment increased under Dufort's directorship and Dufort wrote the Farm Home child abuse reporting policy. Tompavaturt nlmmi and By BOB LOTHIAN Albany Democrat Herald C0RVALL1S A Bfnton County Circuit Court jury began deliberations this morning in the trial of former Children's Farm Home director Hank Dufort. The jury of seven women and five men started deliberating at 1:30 am.

toward verdicts on 28 counts of sodomy, sexual abuse and contributing to the sexual delinquency of a minor. Charged with molesting six boys under 18 who were in care of the home for troubled youth from 1967 to 1989. Dufort could be sentenced to more than 150 years in prison if convicted Prosecutor Karen Zorn and defense attorney Mark Donahue spent most of Monday giving their final arguments. Among Judge Robert Gardner's instructions to the jury was that the state did not have to prove the exact dates on which the alleged incidents occurred. Gardner bracketed the dates between Mav 1.

1967, and Dec. 1. 1989 The jury was led from the courtroom at 4 30 Monday after listening to nine days of testimony. Minutes later jury members decided to break for the night and begin deliberations this morning. Monday's courtroom audience swelled to atxjut 70 people.

Two television crew videotaped the proceedings. In her closing statement Zorn described Dufort as a coldly calculating individual who took advantage of his position to abu.se bovs. defendant had a long history of setting things up so he could get what he wanted." Zorn said. Donahue, the defense attorney, attacked the idea that Dufort built an empire so he could abuse kids. Zorn said Dufort picked boys with a history of abuse who were vulnerable and unlikely to tell.

The director of "one of the best treatment centers in the mtaxiraMr prtripita hounandrd al i a SEnesr Albany report (M houn is I today) High Ijm 4i Km HrwipttitMa Inch Prvrtp inr Jut I BK iivrhaai l.aa year by thia data 10 01 inch Mv fa-rip Jn I BD ftilUirartta hiy Sum luM tl SunriM ftrdnradav 11 a Newport tides Vt'frinrulijr MOILS II II sin Uws I Mi in etfl Hpm Jit Mid-valley forecast Tonight, clouds increasing Slight chance ram north late Low 45 50 Light wind Wednesday, cloudy Chance of rain increasing. High in upper 60s, Oregon forecasts Portland-Vancouver -Tonight, mostly cloudy. Slight chance rain late Low near SO. Light wind. Wednesday, chance of rain increasing High in mld-60s North Coast Tonight, mostly cloudy.

Some rain at limes late. Low near SO. Southwest wind I0Z0 mph. Wednesday, rain Increasing High near 65. Central Coast Tonight, mostly cloudy.

Slight chance rain north late low 4550. Variable wind 515 mph Wednesday, mostly cloudy. Rain at times, mainly north. High In mid North Cascades Tonight, clouds increasing Freew level fret West wind 10 20 mph. Wednesday, rain at times.

Freeze level lO.OOOfeel South Cascades Tonight, fair. Frew level 9.000 feet Northwest wind IS mph. Wednesday, clouds increasing Freeie level 12,000 feet Columbia Gorge Tonight, clouds increasing Slight chance rain wrst late Low in 40s West wind IS mph. Wednesday, mostly cloudy. Chance of rain Increasing, mainly west High 65-70.

North Central Oregon Tonight, some high clouds Low from upper 20s to mid 30s Light wind. Wednesday, clouds increasing High in mid-60a. Northeast Mountains -Tonight, partly cloudy, Low 25-35. Wind decreasing. Altar Hakfr Hmd Hrootina Huma r.ut Klamath Madraa MixHord Newport North Portland Salem Tt High and with 60a 70s from and and south lower times.

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1 ear SI Sarei ll.lie MrHklarxti and Simahen all trea'rd nni inunri al Alltany lonimuniiy M'Mpilal a'xl rrkatetl Burglaries, thefts i tf of more VI HNt it I nirti a kup parked in Ibe a' blt a Mih SP rr.te. Sei J4 Takrn leer in.i'V and taxi Iiim- alue rn a ii.aane unit in tne nu tAa ul inren Avenue related Saturilat Taken tati I tii1-fla- niter lea aertii taekaandu mar till arti unifta-in Valiar 2M nan ihe Shi) blia of lird Avenue rea-ted M.aKlay lakrn T.o aril penciled Utannumer nuunlain bike Value II las laannunter engrated ailh ottner driver i litrme numlar IINMlll Ml SMUtllt r.n a lnp in Ihe U.io la o( IVnruj Road SheiH rrtted M.avlay Taken Mciti Tia-and value rax luteil Arrests, referrals VI MS ll II I l'tlarnl laiy 17 Mianlay uivautrvaiied uae of a mm. vrliu le Kurd einata" lalte inltmati.ai lo (ailire Taken lo Juvenile IietrntKai Hall Salem Portland t.iv M.aMbv iTure unauthoru r1 ue ta1 a rn.it' vehulr taken tn Juvenile lirtenriiat Hail Salem I ISS (III Ml Mil Mil I Hollv Ann Smith IS no rurrrnl aiklreai luted I'lurijri leven iiainli ft IK-Ktrtialitlg a had rnnk Vrrmted bv llreg.l Male Prrilc in Vledt.ad on Linn ounlv aarranli cile1 lo ap -praeffl Cmn TamtT I ntnrt nurt ttrClfl ItiJant Weixa-ll Valr(ifl II aiVlreu uhkram M.aKlay Charge ra" a controlled lutitlam ilriving while iutaiv.led or revtaed Arrelrtl bv Nir iii'iebl atue on t-inn ountv aarranlt i itnl to aw-ar ill Unn County I ircuit ijrt m-1 Lottery OltH.IlN daily Kour nutnlaTs S-o-xo. SHIM.TO daily danir nuinla-r Its. Monday's winntnt; Mnnil.iv's winniniit Head the latest area business news eery Monday in the Albany Democrat-Herald 7 JO pm -library.

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Nunn AAHP potlui'k hjnch ar1 mening Pima nle 7pm naeei llaaie Sr eater. Ifil long Sam- Kiercmng Nunn Lunch at center Corrections The Albany Demotiat He'aiil sifrves lu he accurate in its si0's d'nl rveddlines When tve err. vte w.i"t to to' feet Oui mistakes If you find jn please 4cll us dtxiut it Tt'N'phone ihe city Jsk, 926 2211, nlension IOC1 (lu'ini) regulat busi'tess hou's BACKYARD BVRXIXG: The telephone numher to call about backyard burning advisories the Brownsville area was listed incorrectly on page 3 Saturday. The correct numbers are weekdays and 967-4332 weekends. tions about home care.

Some meetings will also feature informational pro- Sams and speakers provided by the spital. For more information, contact Mary Bolton at 258-2101. Special rec swim set Albany Community Pool will host a special recreational swim on Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is 25 cents per person.

The pool is at 2150 36th Ave. S.E., next to South Albany High School. Featured at the swim will be a new basketball hoop, wobbler rides, magic carpets, diving boards and a rope swing. For more information about continuing pool programs, call 967-4521. Jaaalun nunvtjai USPS 01 SO Saiond Cam puaU0t pa) at autawvy.

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South Albany took second behind Springfield in the 4A junior varsity division. Glencoe won the 4A varsitv competition, Likeridge placed second and Springfield third. Jefferson and Santiam high schools also were among the 15 teams that competed. Home care providers Lebanon Community Hospital is giving pinple who provide home care to family members the opportunity to get together for support and to exchange ideas Coffee and Conversation for Cargivers is held from 1:30 m. to 3 on the first Thursday of every month in the hospital's front conference room The next meeting will be this Thursday afternoon A social worker from the hospital will sit in on each of the informal meetings to answer ques imbcp unrrv Restaurant NIGHTLY MON.THRUFRI.

5T08P.M MONDAY: Prime Ribl TUESDAY: Pork Chops, baked in Mushroom Sauce WEDNESDAY: BBQ Chicken-made with our own special sauce! THURSDAY: Chefs Special Surprise! FRIDAY: Icelandic Cod Fillet baked in seasoned butter 4 sauce Abov t'lilrivi vfrvt-d with vmp or MJil chotl ol potdtu dinnrr roll 1 it PACIFIC BLVD. AT FULTON ALBANY (C3 uO I I rn National Tr-mpratur Eilrrmf rn HihMonUy lot al Tall Calif cdy tn Ihu mornint' Sal llibbmg, Minn Ov Alan Prulll, no current addrnu lined, Mimlay Charge violatinti of condtttona of parol or probation on original charge of aecwvl degree burglai-v Arrealed bv parole officer on Unn ountv arrant cited' to appear in Linn County Circuit Court tk-l II Thomai Kdaard Iklk M. I1J Suth Ave Alluint MKlay Itiarge County aarrantt fi to rnunui of pia.ieaiiil of a conlrolled lulataw Uncoln tiainly aarranl untpeifie1 miKlemeant laatged in Unn County liavid Ptban Vhi(vle 3 lt Cleveland SI llaimi tialay ITiargei third Vg" rai con Inliiting to the keiual drhmiiera of a mim U.la-e.1 Unn ountv Jail mi IH'MI ltd li J.ain KolTt vValikn tu luu e.lar St Saeet lliane Nbaalav tlvarge u4atiia- uf (Mwlilnma ur Ciakatii on original 1 barge of ae iaal irglary laalel in I inn I lajntt Jail imii.us tun pin it i Kta t.arcia It I alibanta Miaidav lliargea pinaeiiun at a ciwitrWied lutntance herian. drlitert ol a ctai'rolled lutntam heroin; Uilg ed in Unn ountv Jail Pliai ata-er a laurguera K) Calibania ai dav iTvargea umietviuai of a iiitrulie1 itilaiam heroin delivery trf a nmtrolletl autn'ara heroin' laalged in Unn I ouniv Jail Jtiv TtauarM Akaiar 11 CaJi('nia Vforatav thargea aturuitai ol a ctitrilled luhatatk herian drllvery of a ntfltmiled lulvtlant berian git nig lalie iniia-matiun to polM lalg eil in Unn ounty Jail Other reports A (OTunrw1 two mrn 1rm mhrtii ahUttm rf errnttrd Male IVtluT MUkmU) ni tit hr i kuUtanlial aiixunl ol hrrttin ai (t sum! in thrir car ilurutK a traffic A trijrr tiiml the IWU artiaru It ta.liUUi.j arxW rhuit im I he frrrway tut tm nutnt vvtkuth u4 AHaifi jitstaut Tfvusjm I le hrruin aiwl inntumlrd Ihe car alter armting kU ilrurr and incunt TAMMY Dell, Sdndy c. Ronnie t-M'ltomcs Tammy Thayer to their staff Tammy, formerly of Rumours Salon has 12 years experience and takes pride in her "Personal Touch" and keeping up with modern styles cuts for both men and women, selecting a style "all your own" and she teaches you how to keep it fresh creative trends 't y.

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Main Library. I wo Wavrrly )nva I Hound al tha Month Dane Kalra in BroadalUn SI Government T1ISK.HT 7pm Albany Kural Pira Biard, Willamrtta Indualrwa Kraft Plant offir Millanbur pm Hrnonttill Am Planning lammu wn. City Mall tpm -Slailla VhuoJ Board, JuSSI Sudavilla Mounum Hoad. Lalianon MI-IINMIIW (Mam- I -inn County CommiuKwra. Unn County uuMroom.

Knan lie I III Hrntun County Commiuionm Laa r.nfurrammt Building, lao Kifih At Corvallia 1 lipn- Tangnil Rural Fir IKttnct Mrrting al 7 Ju Tangrnl Kir ((all Organizations TONII.HT 43 a llarriibarg Tuilmulm, Vault Kaalaurant. JU Smith SI Info YJ to II a Tlll" No. lit. Amriran Had Crma Building. Mas Pacific Blvd Info TUMI Nnnn- ftarayllnltl InlrraalkMal buainma maating.

Alliany Onaral Hnpital Womrm tantrr .7 Mela Araa Chanbrr al Camnrrf. City Hall 10 Vail Alllaar fat Mraialh III. for frianda and rlatita of uffrrrt, llraMt Packard. lwa Ctrcl Blvd Curvallia 7 4 raa(rdtllk Naighbarkaod tVatrk. Craaforikitill St hool library 7pm- rlradt i Mllk Albany, antral hunt Ninth and rrrv ilrreli 7pm- tlak Paraalt nrtcmr mrrting Mr Jay Hrtlauranl.

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