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1 C10 NORTHWEST THE DAILY NEWS. LONG VIEW, WASH. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1WS Defense: Teen disturbed, didn't premeditate slayings Overlooked Packwood charge involves grabbing, kissing 17-year-old girl His trial on two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his sister April and her friend Beth Garbe; both 14, began Monday in Walla Walla Superior The issue, McCool said, is Betournay's mental state.r "We're not here to have 12 people decide whethet this was an awful thing, a tragedy," William McCool said. "The only thing we're here to do is figure out what was going on in Danny Betournay's head on Dec. 14." But Walla Walla Prosecutor Jim Nagle said Betournay was a normal child before the slayings.

"The evidence will show that prior to Dec. 14, Daniel Betournay went to school every day, participated in activities with friends and family, was a Boy Scout, built model rockets, dressed himself, fed himself, walked and talked normally and did everything an every-day, normal person his age did," Nagle said. WALLA WALLA (AP) A College Place teen-ager accused of suffocating his sister and her best friend by putting plastic bags over their heads was incapable of premeditating the slayings, his defense lawyer says. Daniel Betournay, 15, suffers from a mental illness known as schizoaffective disorder, which is characterized by delusions, major depression and a lack of emotion, attorney William McCool said Monday in his opening statement "What goes on inside of Danny's mind even now, and what went on inside of Danny's head on Dec. 14, is not logical, does not truly consider the consequences," McCool said.

Daniel Betournay, 15, has admitted he tied the two girls' wrists and ankles with duct tape and then fixed plastic bags over their heads. June. The complaint from the former intern was filed several weeks later. It was the first formal complaint to the Ethics Committee involving a minor. The former intern, now in her late 20s, first told her story to the Washington Post in a February 1993 article but her name was not revealed.

She was among 23 women who alleged Packwood had made unwanted sexual advances between 1969 and 1990. The former intern told the Post that she occasionally drove Packwood to work from the Bethesda, neighborhood where she lived with her parents and where Packwood lived with his wife. PORTLAND (AP) An overlooked sexual misconduct complaint that derailed Senate Ethics Committee plans to wrap up its case against Sen. Bob Packwood this week involves a 17-year-old girl, The Oregonian reported. The newspaper said in today's editions that Packwood allegedly grabbed and kissed the teen-ager in 1983, after she had worked the previous two summers as an intern for the Oregon Republican.

Committee members were stunned last week when their staff reported that two complaints filed against Packwood had not been investigated. One of the complaints, brought by a woman who alleges Packwood grabbed and kissed her during a 1971 camping trip, was filed in late Canada joins legal action against U.S. over chinook salmon fishery nook fishery, Tobin said Monday. Canada hopes to prevent Alaska from allowing a third chinook catch later this month. Tobin estimates the state has already caught about 150,000 chinook this' year, more than the 138,000 limit proposed by Canada.

have pretty well taken all the fish they ought to-take if the health of the stock is to be protected," Tobin said. VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) Canada is joining a legal action in the United States intended to stop Alaskan fishermen from taking any more of the endangered chinook salmon this year, Fisheries Minister Brian Tobin said. The government is filing papers in support of an application by American Indians in Washington and Oregon for a court injunction to halt the Alaskan chi alien associates REAL ESTATE, INC. Exceptiomal People Offerin Exceptional Properties Better Roger Allen Broker nor 1 iff I PRIVACY Surrounded in tress lowly newer (built hi 1994) home includes large master suite A VIEW FROM EVERY ROOM! $319,000 Contemporary space for every age. Two major bedrooms can become 6-7.

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"I think it's a crying shame we have to have something like this," Councilman Ray Judd said. "It hurts me this has to be done. But kids run loose everywhere. They stand in the street and damn near dare you to run them over and then when you pass, they flip you off." The curfew will not affect youths under 18 who have graduated from high school or who have a general educational development diploma. Exceptions also will be granted to children who are home-schooled or have permission from school officials or parents to be in public.

Special filing period set to fill Anderson's Senate seat SEATTLE Candidates to fill the 43rd Legislative District Senate vacancy created by the death of Cal Anderson can file their declarations with the King County elections office next Monday through Wednesday. At the close of the filing period, a drawing will be held to determine the order in which candidates' names will appear on the primary ballot, said John Charles, county records and elections division manager. The leading vote-getter from each party advances to the November general election ballot. The winner of the general election will serve the remainder of Anderson's term, which expires Dec. 31, 1998.

Anderson, the first openly gay member of Washington's Legislature, died Friday after a long battle with AIDS. A memorial service is scheduled for Thursday at St James Cathedral. Scott O'Grady to leave active duty Air Force WASHINGTON Air Force Capt. Scott F. O'Grady, the F-16 pilot shot down over Bosnia two months ago, said he plans to leave active duty this fall and transfer to the Air Force Reserve.

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