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Owner of Horse Rescued Near Ony Now Facing Cruelty Charges Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Tenino Off to $1 Hot Start Mid-Week Edition Senior-Led Beavers Thursday, Are 7-1 / Sports 1 April 7, 2016 Pot Shop Outside Vader Winlock Wrestler Excels Couple Meets With County as Moratorium Local Grappler Rachel Archer to Compete in on Marijuana Businesses Continues / Main 4 U.S. Olympic Trials This Weekend / Sports 1 Owner of Horse Rescued Near Ony Now Facing Cruelty Charges Pete Caster / [email protected] Guadalupe J. Aguirre makes an appear- ance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Centralia Man Jailed After Ramming a Police Vehicle, Fleeing By Natalie Johnson and Kaylee Osowski The Chronicle A Centralia man was arrest- ed Tuesday on a state Depart- ment of Corrections warrant after allegedly ramming a police vehicle with his car and leading Pete Caster / [email protected] officers on a foot chase off of Bill Teitzel, center, a supervisor at Lewis County Public Health & Social Services, helps volunteers and irst responders lead a horse out of a muddy enclosure beside Lincoln Creek Road. a house on the 2500 block of state Route 508 east of Onalaska on Tuesday afternoon. It took nearly a dozen people over 30 minutes to get the horse out of the Guadalupe J. Aguirre, 35, of neck-deep mud and back on to dry ground. Centralia, is being held at the Lewis County Jail on $50,000 TRAPPED IN MUD: Nine Horses bail set in Superior Court Wednesday for second-degree Seized From Property Along assault and a felony DOC war- State Route 508 rant for allegedly escaping from community custody. By Natalie Johnson and Kaylee Osowski Lewis County Deputy Pros- The Chronicle ecutor Kevin Nelson requested bail to be set at $50,000 based on The Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- the allegations in the case. fice arrested an Onalaska woman on “We think $50,000 would be Wednesday on suspicion of animal cru- appropriate to protect commu- elty after rescuing a horse trapped in nity safety,” Nelson said. deep mud from her property Tuesday. Defense Attorney Joely Lewis County Sheriff's Office Capt. O’Rourke requested bail to be Dusty Breen said Jennifer M. Jenkins, set at $25,000. 44, was arrested Wednesday afternoon Superior Court Judge Rich- and faces nine counts of cruelty to ani- ard Brosey said he is aware of mals. much of Aguirre’s criminal his- Nine horses, including the one res- tory and agreed with the Prose- cued from the mud, were seized from cutor’s Office. He said he initial- the property in the 2500 block of state ly thought bail should be higher. Route 508 in Onalaska to be taken to Aguirre was arrested af- shelter locations. ter the DOC Community Re- Breen said the horses scored low in sponse Unit, a fugitive task Chance Prosser, of Onalaska, kisses a horse that was rescued from neck-deep mud near a house east of Onalaska body health and suffered from water on Tuesday afternoon. Prosser, who said he has been around horses his entire life, was one of the volunteers who please see JAILED, page Main 16 helped remove the young horse from mud. please see HORSE, page Main 16 Pete Caster / [email protected] America’s Future Up in the Air; Eagle In this Feb. 26 ile photo, America, Found Near Winlock Still Recovering the injured bald eagle at For RECOVERING: Bird’s Wing Hasn’t the care of For Heaven’s Sake Animal Rescue Heaven's Sake in Rochester. Wildlife Rescue Healed Properly; For Heaven’s Sake The bald eagle with the patriotic moniker and Rehabilita- Animal Rescue in Rochester Plans has been at the animal refuge since February tion Clinic, jumps when it was found with a broken wing in a from the ground Additional Visits to Vet Winlock field. to a perch in its By Jordan Nailon ’Rica, the pet name given to the injured large enclosure in eagle, went for a second visit to the vet last Rochester. [email protected] America is still on the mend and under please see RECOVERING, page Main 16 The Chronicle, Serving The Greater New Production Focus on Familes Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 Evergreen New Killillay, Sue, 68, Centralia Follow Us on Twitter Ocken, Thomas A., 60, @chronline Playhouse Centralia Centralia Set to Business Witters, Hilton H., 86, Find Us on Facebook Present Provides Chehalis www.facebook.com/ ‘Deathtrap’ Resources for thecentraliachronicle This Week Mothers / Life 1 / Main 3 Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 7, 2016 PAGE TWO News Outake: Remembering Merle Haggard in Napavine of the Weird Guilty Conscience: Defecation on Lawn Stolen Sign Returned Leads to Double After 30 Years Stabbing in Stockton, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, California Fla. (AP) — It took 30 years, but a guilty conscience led someone STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) — who stole a large metal sign in Stockton police say two men Florida to return it — along with stabbed each other in a fight that a $50 money order — to the New began after one of them defecat- Smyrna Beach Police Depart- ed on the other’s lawn. ment. The Stockton Record report- A picture of the sign was ed officers arrested 18-year-old posted Wednesday on the police Lonale Shaw for assault with a department’s Facebook page. It deadly weapon. says: New Smyrna Beach Says Police say the fight Sunday No to Drugs. evening began after the uniden- Officials say the blue sign tified victim defecated on Shaw’s lawn and he began chasing him Brian Mittge / For The Chronicle arrived in the mail with a note Merle Haggard laughs while playing a guitar solo during his performance in August 2006 with his nine-member band, asking officials to use the money with a large kitchen knife. They say the man fell and The Strangers, at the Napavine Amphitheater. He concentrated on his hits, from jailhouse lament “Mama Tried” to the to reinstall the sign. The anony- wistful “Silver Wings,” which he dedicated to soldiers everywhere. He called himself a “hillbilly” musician with “an old mous person asked for forgive- Shaw jumped on top of him and began stabbing him in the head beer joint band.” In that spirit, he called the Napavine venue a “pretty nice joint.” Haggard died earlier this week at the ness, adding the sign was stolen age of 79. in the late 1980s during “a fit of after the incident. youthful exuberance.” Police say Shaw dropped the On Facebook, department knife during the struggle and officials said that the “act of con- the victim was able to grab it Notable Quote trition” gives hope that people and stab him in the neck. can do the right thing, even if it Officers arrested Shaw and takes 30 years. recovered the knife. He’s being held on $250,000 bail. “I had the opportunity and I had scholarships offered to me and I knew Wedding Thief if I didn’t take those opportunities, they would never come again.” New Jersey Town Sentenced to Seven Plans to Use Air Horns Years in California Rachel Archer to Deal With Wild Winlock native headed for Olympic trials Prison Turkey Problem (see the Sports section for the full story) SAN DIEGO (AP) — A thief who posed as a guest at Cali- TEANECK, N.J. (AP) — A fornia weddings and stole wal- northern New Jersey town is lets, credit cards and cash from planning to acquire 20 air horns brides, guests and wedding to help its residents deal with ag- Today in History workers will be honeymooning gressive wild turkeys. In 1939, Italy invaded Albania, plane crash claimed the lives of in prison. The Record newspaper re- Today’s Highlight in History: which was annexed less than a the presidents of Rwanda and KNSD-TV said Denise ported that Animal Control On April 7, 1966, the U.S. week later. Burundi; in the months that fol- Gunderson was sentenced Officer Vincent Ascolese says Navy recovered a hydrogen In 1949, the Rodgers and lowed, hundreds of thousands of Wednesday to seven years be- he will give the air horns to Te- bomb that the U.S. Air Force Hammerstein musical “South minority Tutsi and Hutu mod- hind bars. She has previous felo- aneck officials to distribute to had lost in the Mediterranean erates were slaughtered by Hutu ny convictions. the public. Sea off Spain following a B-52 Pacific” opened on Broadway. In 1953, extremists. Prosecutors say last year, Officials say they’ve received crash. the U.N. General As- sembly ratified Dag Hammarsk- In 2001, NASA’s Mars Odys- Gunderson showed up at several about a dozen complaints from On this date: San Diego County weddings, residents reporting aggressive jold (dahg HAWM’-ahr-shoold) sey spacecraft took off on a six- went into rooms and offices and wild turkeys. In 1614, painter, sculptor and of Sweden as the new secretary- month, 286 million-mile jour- stole valuables during the cer- The birds have attacked resi- architect El Greco died in To- general, succeeding Trygve Lie ney to the Red Planet. emonies. dents, pecked at cars, held up ledo (toh-LAY’-doh), Spain. (TRIHG’-vuh lee) of Norway. Ten years ago: A suicide attack Authorities say Gunderson traffic. One has flown through a In 1788, an expedition led by In 1962, nearly 1,200 Cuban in a Shiite mosque in Baghdad used the credit cards to make glass kitchen window. Gen. Rufus Putnam established exiles tried by Cuba for their killed 85 people. Tornadoes in thousands of dollars in pur- Town officials in Teanack a settlement at present-day Mar- roles in the failed Bay of Pigs in- Tennessee killed a dozen people.
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