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Statesman-Journal, Salem. Wednesday, November 9, 1983, 5C Kech-22 owners file for bankruptcy $7-mon robbery Nation's biggest reward offered by Wells Fargo Court suits, Paramount Pictures Corp. and Paramount Television Domestic Distribution are seeking $199,893 for prints and tapes and Videosonics Television Systems Corp. is seeking $422,772 for technical equipment. The suits were filed against both Greater Willamette and Inc.

According to documents in the Greater Willamette case, KECH has secured debts of $1,735,054, Including notes and contracts; unsecured debts of and other liabilities of $1,656,411, mainly program obligations. Also filed in the case are the names of the 20 major creditors, led by Columbia Pictures Television at ABCD. Paramount Television, Gemini Industries, and Viacom Enterprises, $34,202. Most of the 20 major creditors, owed a total of $855,347, are programming suppliers. In the Marion County Circuit The Wells Fargo Armored Service Corp.

is offering the largest reward in the nation's history for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a former em Escaped convicts still at large ployee and recovery of more than $7 million allegedly stolen from the firm, authori-t i announced Tuesday. The case escaped with the money, a loaded 12-gauge shotgun and two revolvers, Federal Bureau of Investigation agents said. FBI agents in Portland, who announced the reward offer locally, said they believe Gerena is in the United States. He was described as a 5-foot-6, 160-pound man of Puerto Rican descent, with brown hair and green eyes. The reward provides for up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Gerena or any accomplices and up to $400,000 for rthe return of the stolen property, agents said.

They said this is the largest reward offered in U.S. history in connection with a single crime. involves Vic- victor gerena tor M. Gerena, 25, who allegedly held up two other guards Sept. 12 at the Wells Fargo Terminal in West Hartford, and perly in refusing to negotiate a meeting.

"We've had very few of these things so I don't think we've developed a standard procedure. But it's common sense that we would not go to meet with people in an escape situation like that." Corrections staff will review the incident to determine whether the facilities or procedures need to be modified to prevent similar escapes, he said. Morehead, who reportedly said he was making the call from Portland, said Roll cut his leg during the escape but did not require medical treatment, Hulbert said. The pair are considered dangerous and could be armed with knives, Hulbert said. They were returning silverware from dinner when they fled, he said.

Morehead and Roll were in the Corrections Treatment Program for mentally and emotionally disturbed inmates operated at the mental hospital by the Oregon State Correctional Institution. Morehead, who also used the name James Lee Kelly, was described as a 5-foot-5, 140-pound black man with brown eyes, black hair and a scar on his forehead. He was serving sentences for robbery and armed robbery from Multnomah County. Roll was serving a sentence for burglary from Lane County. He was described as a 6-foot, 160-pound white man with brown hair, blue yes and tat toes of a dagger, spider and shooting star on his left arm.

Two escaped convicts from the Oregon State Hospital remained at large Tuesday after a request they reportedly made by telephone to meet with state corrections staff was rejected. Floyd R. Morehead and Robert Roll both 23, scaled two 15-foot fences topped with razor wire and escaped shortly before 6 p.m. Monday, authorities reported. About 10:45 p.m., Morehead phoned the hospital and asked to meet with someone from the corrections treatment program there, hospital spokesman Don Hulbert said.

Personnel at the hospital denied the request, however, and told Morehead the two men should turn themselves in to police, Hulbert said. Hulbert said the staff acted pro By RON COWAN 01 the Slatesman-Journal Greater Willamette Vision operator of Salem television station KECH, Channel 22, has filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 11, according to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. The petition, filed in Portland federal court, seeks permission to continue to operate while the company is paying off creditors. According to the petition, the company had assets of $4,101,843 and liabilities of $4,173,007, as of July 31.

Patrick H. Jensen, a Portland attorney representing Greater Willamette, said the action was precipitated by two lawsuits filed in Marion County Circuit Court recently seeking allegedly unpaid debts of more than $620,000 from KECH. Jensen said his client had to file to stay in operation. Court action is not likely for three to four weeks, he said, but there is no intention to cease operation of KECH. "The partnership is trying to stay in business at this point." KECH, a two-year-old UHF channel, was put on the market for an asking price of about $8 million in August.

According to Jensen, there are no purchase offers currently in negotiation, to his knowledge. The bankruptcy petition was filed by the general partners iti the station, Arnold Brustin and Christopher Desmond, doing business as Vision on behalf of the limited partnership, Greater Willamette, which consists of a number of investors. Brustin and Desmond are also involved in Willamette Subscription Television Servce owner of ON-TV in Portland. That firm is currently undergoing involuntary bankruptcy in federal court. Desmond, on court order, is developing a debt repayment plan.

Court documents in that case show Willamette Subscription owing its 20 major creditors a total of $4,786,067. Under a contractual arrangement, ON-TV takes over the signal of KECH in the evenings. Marion Circuit Court metes prison terms Mil fill serving 13 years on 1978 convictions 'of theft and robbery from Tillamook County and a 1981 burglary charge from Coos County. Pre-sentence investigations were ordered for Sjogren and for William L. King, 19, 9874 Golf Club Road, Stayton, who pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary.

Another burglary charge against King was dismissed. He and two co-defendants are accused of taking tools valued at $1,104 Oct. 12 from a shed at a home in the 500 block of Silver Falls Highway SE, Silverton.and more than $1,200 in tools Oct. 14 from a home in the 12300 block of Marion Road, Turner. King's brother, Robert, 18, same address, pleaded innocent to the burglary charges Tuesday, and his cases were continued for trial.

Also continued for trial were the cases of: Pamela E. Norton, 41, 1283 Woodacre Drive SE, charged with theft. She is accused of taking $3,400 between Jan. 1, 1982, and May 13, 1983, while she was office manager for Dr. Robert F.

Granatir, 980 Oak St. SE. Jerry Brent Frazier, 25, no address available, charged with burglary, involving jewelry and other property allegedly stolen March 14 from a home in the 900 block of Claggett Street NE, Keizer. CATCH OUR SMILE The Official Airline of Disneyland You could win! Use this clue to help you correctly identify the attractions pictured below. By reading all of the clues each week, Sunday through Friday, you should be able to do so easily.

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A 24-year-old Molalla man was wounded several times with a pocketknife when he tried to come to a friend's assistance. Police said Parkerson had threatened the friend with a knife. In another case, penitentiary inmate Raleigh Lee Sjogren, 32, pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery. He threatened a bartender with a rifle as the bartender was closing the Rusty Duck Tavern, 2290 Front St.NE.at 11:40 p.m. July 17 and fled with $258.

Sjogren, identified as a prison escapee, was arrested July 20 at a North Salem bar. He is mart wins bias suit A black woman who brought a discrimination suit against mart's East Salem store lost her case this week in Marion County Circuit Court. After deliberating about seven hours in the fourth day of trial, a jury found for the company late Monday. Wanda E. Irving, Salem, filed the $260,570 suit in May 1982 over a Sept.

5, 1981, incident at the store. The suit said she and her son, Samuel Monroe Irving III, who was 4 at the time, were looking at a display of chain saws. The store manager approached them and "spoke to them in a very abusive, loud and offensive manner, making reference to (their) race and causing extreme embarrassment and mental anguish," the suit claimed. politics '83 U.S. Sen.

Mark Hatfield, who recently announced for re-election, plans four days of Oregon appearances, starting Thursday. He will address the American Association of Evangelical Students on Christian involvement in government at 11:15 a.m. Saturday at George Fox College in Newberg. All other appearances will take place in the Portland area. For a limited time our 29.95 portrait package is only 24.95 one 8x10 two 5x7's twelve wallets A 5.00 family sitting charge is required and entitles you to a beautiful 5x7 color portrait.

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4. 364-5473 LOST-Chocolole Lab Puppy, near Eolo Dr. Belvedere Dr. N.W. REWARD362-1413.

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