Have your back in terms of all people in our country, including people of color. This spending bill, it does just the opposite. I hope the members will understand the message that were sending to communities of color in this bill and rectify some of the problems. You have a chance to reject further institutionization of any quality and injustice and recognize how painful these cuts will be to people of color and women. Im going to give you my examples and my amendment shows what im talking about. The jackson Lee Butterfield amendment, this would increase funding by 16 million for the office of job corps. This amendment is fully offset with the department of Labor Administration funds. I offered a similar amendment in committee, and while that amendment failed, i believe that this amendment before us is not subject to point of order. Its critically important. You know that many minority youths and disadvantaged youth who have benefitted significantly from job corps will be locked out of
Man convicted of Sweet Home murder sentenced to life in prison
Page Lee Butterfield
Posted: Apr 6, 2021 2:20 PM
Updated: Apr 6, 2021 4:07 PM
Posted By: Jolene Daib
ALBANY, Ore. – Page Lee Butterfield of Turner was sentenced to life in prison for second-degree murder in the shooting death of Corey Burdick, 43, of Sweet Home.
He will be eligible for parole after 25 years in prison.
Butterfield, 27, was also sentenced Tuesday to nearly six years in prison for second-degree assault for shooting Ervin Smith, 67, who survived. That sentence will be served after the murder sentence. Butterfield was also given an 18-month concurrent sentenced on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm.
K. RAMBO
A Turner man found guilty in a 2019 Sweet Home murder was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday.
Page Lee Butterfield, 27, was sentenced to life with no possibility of parole for 25 years for second-degree murder in the death of Corey Burdick, 43, by Linn County Circuit Court Judge Thomas McHill.
Butterfield was also sentenced to 10 years for second-degree assault in the shooting of Ervin Smith, 67, and 18 months for a felon in possession of a firearm charge. Those terms will be served concurrently with the life sentence.
Butterfieldâs court-appointed attorney, John Rich, said the sentence was no surprise because the crimes carried Measure 11 mandatory minimum sentences. However, Rich described the verdict as a âmiscarriage of justiceâ and has already started the appeal process.
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