Negligence
Case
Opens
in
Court
Trial
by
Judge
and
Jury
on
a
charge
of
criminal
negligence
causing
the
death
of
his
son
be
began
�
gan
for
Eucllde
Berlinguette
in
BC
Supreme
Court
Berlinguette
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was
com
committed
�
mitted
for
trial
following
a
pre
preliminary
�
liminary
hearing
held
earlier
this
year
on
the
charge
laid
after
a
Sept
21
1968
head
on
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ill
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BOTTLES
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TARTAN
CANS
at
North
Ncchako
Royalite
Vol
13
No
103
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By
Bob
Grovet
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
semester
system
may
help
reverse
the
rising
number
of
dropouts
at
Prince
George
Sen
Senior
�
ior
Secondary
School
Gordon
Ballantyne
principal
of
the
school
indicated
at
a
meeting
your
monthly
payments
because
i
Earl
you
have
not
sent
in
your
signed
Real
home
owners
grant
application
get
out
your
pencil
and
submit
the
form
as
soon
as
possible
a
Ever
wonder
what
its
like
to
be
stranded
In
an
ele
vator9
Its
hot
stuffy
and
frus
trating
Thats
what
three
adults
and
a
five-month-old
baby
found
out
late
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
Victoria
Medical
Building
when
an
elevator
failed
for
more
than
30
minutes
A
bed
was
made
with
the
fathers
suit
Jacket
and
the
baby
promptly
went
to
sleep
The
adults
stood
spending
their
time
wondering
when
the
repair
man
would
arrive
A
panel
was
opened
in
the
celling
providing
some
much
needed
air
A
few
curses
were
heard
inside
Then
a
mechanic
arrives
and
starts
to
say
hes
sorry
Hes
sorry
Six
delegates
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
Real
Estate
Institute
of
BC
received
a
kiss
I
3
Forecast
Showers
of
Prince
George
School
District
trustees
Tuesday
night
Ballantyne
was
reporting
to
the
board
on
the
increased
number
of
withdrawals
from
the
school
which
has
recently
begun
to
con
concern
�
cern
trustees
Withdrawals
including
trans
transfers
�
fers
to
other
school
districts
Progress
Theme
Of
Everything
By
Dale
Smith
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
FORT
ST
JAMES
-The
Spirit
of
69
as
seen
here
is
one
of
progress
and
action
A
small
store
with
the
sign
Necoslle
Handicraft
Centre
has
opened
its
doors
on
the
reserve
to
catch
the
tourist
season
Band
chief
Nick
Prince
a
car
carpenter
�
penter
has
taken
a
Job
with
the
Department
of
National
Health
and
Welfare
Two
part
time
native
consta
constables
�
bles
are
being
hired
and
a
Teen
Centre
has
been
opened
for
reserve
young
people
These
developments
and
more
represent
the
progressive
at
attitude
�
titude
on
the
reserve
that
tor
years
seemed
oblivious
to
the
changing
world
around
It
5
Cheque
With
Sample
WASHINGTON
AP
-
The
Upjohn
Co
enclosed
5
cheques
with
materials
sent
to
doctors
that
promoted
the
firms
prod
uct
says
Senator
Gaylord
NeL
son
who
added
It
thinks
It
raises
a
number
of
ethical
ques
tlons
Nelson
produced
a
copy
of
promotional
material
accompa
nylng
the
companys
drug
Lin
cocin
The
advertising
said
the
firm
hoped
to
use
the
cancelled
cheques
as
an
Indicator
of
how
many
doctors
were
actually
seeing
the
material
The
senators
drug
subcom
mlttee
Tuesday
also
heard
testl
mony
from
Commissioner
Her
bert
L
Ley
of
the
Federal
Food
and
Drug
Administration
that
two
drugs
would
be
withdrawn
after
10
years
on
the
market
The
Necoslies
are
leading
the
way
among
northern
inter
interior
�
ior
bands
by
taking
over
the
administration
of
their
band
bud
budget
�
get
In
a
step
toward
self-administration
the
council
now
has
re
responsibility
�
sponsibility
for
an
annual
bud
budget
�
get
of
about
50000
The
majority
of
these
funds
are
for
reserve
welfare
to
be
allocated
by
a
worker
appointed
by
the
band
The
remaining
funds
are
for
band
development
Including
road
maintenance
housing
repairs
water
system
repairs
and
fire
protection
The
council
operates
much
the
same
as
a
village
council
says
Cliff
Roach
Stuart
Lake
Indian
Agent
From
these
band
funds
will
also
come
the
salaries
of
two
constables
who
will
work
on
the
reserve
Working
In
co
operation
with
the
RCMP
the
constables
will
be
mainly
responsible
for
property
protection
enforcing
of
band
bylaws
and
traffic
control
Civil
Arrests
They
will
however
have
au
authority
�
thority
to
make
civil
arrests
and
take
a
person
Into
custody
to
be
turned
over
to
the
RCMP
The
women
and
young
people
have
been
hard
at
work
prepar
preparing
�
ing
items
to
stock
the
Handi
Handicraft
�
craft
Centre
that
is
In
the
final
stages
of
completion
Chief
Nick
Prince
is
enthu
enthusiastic
�
siastic
about
the
prospects
for
the
centre
Opervin
Summer
It
gives
a
single
outlet
lor
articles
produced
on
the
re
reserve
�
serve
We
have
a
good
location
right
on
the
road
into
town
and
will
be
open
regularly
In
the
summer
The
small
building
housing
the
centre
was
built
by
the
men
from
the
reserve
It
will
be
stocked
with
a
variety
of
hand
sewn
and
beaded
moc
moccasins
�
casins
Jackets
mukluks
pouch
purses
and
gloves
There
will
also
be
a
selection
of
tooled
leather
goods
copper
work
and
other
native
crafts
And
in
the
neat
future
Chief
Prince
will
take
up
his
duties
visiting
and
inspecting
all
re
serves
in
the
northern
half
of
the
province
He
will
report
to
Health
Minister
John
Munro
on
the
need
for
changes
and
Improvements
in
car
crash
In
which
one
of
Ber-
health
and
welfare
conditions
on
llnguettes
children
was
killed
the
leserves
W
imii
ri
Mnl
MA
I
I
-
-
t
r
-
eaee
company
company
to
increase
Deborah
Ware
Tuesdav
nleht
Morton
secretary
of
the
Estate
Institute
of
BC
won
a
color
television
set
for
the
first
person
registered
and
Bob
Bailey
Garth
Tubman
Dun
Duncan
�
can
Frame
AlHornlngandChuck
James
won
prizes
for
their
per
performance
�
formance
in
a
delegates
golf
tournament
Awaiting
official
approval
wfrom
Victoria
is
Morris
Beatty
a
new
staff
member
of
the
Department
of
Social
Welfare
Beatty
will
work
with
the
Com
Community
�
munity
Welfare
Council
and
Re
Resources
�
sources
Planning
Board
to
help
provide
development
of
resour
resources
�
ces
and
facilities
for
young
people
as
the
need
becomes
apparent
in
the
community
The
reddest
face
in
town
I
w
Tuesday
may
have
been
that
of
a
policeman
who
went
through
the
intersection
on
Fourth
before
realizing
it
was
a
one
way
street
and
he
was
going
the
wrong
way
i
The
Citizen
since
the
term
began
last
Sep
September
�
tember
to
May
8
totalled
274
students
In
a
report
entitled
The
Dropout
submitted
to
trustees
by
Mr
Ballantyne
Enrolment
at
the
45
million
school
now
numbers
slightly
more
than
1000
students
Social
Groups
Mr
Ballantyne
said
the
sem
ester
system
to
be
started
at
the
school
next
September
h
no
more
a
panacea
or
remedy
for
the
dropout
problem
than
Is
the
beautiful
physical
and
en
vironmental
condition
offered
by
the
new
school
Nevertheless
he
wrote
in
his
report
it
is
possible
to
have
certain
alleviating
expectations
for
the
semester
system
and
its
concomitant
features
which
must
include
the
faculty
advisor
groups
the
organization
into
campuses
and
the
extensive
in
tramural
program
The
semester
system
which
will
see
the
school
year
split
into
two
five
month
terms
was
outlined
In
another
report
sub
submitted
�
mitted
by
Mr
Ballantyne
The
system
will
be
structured
into
relatively
small
and
reason
reasonably
�
ably
Intimate
social
groups
of
20
students
each
wrote
Mr
Ballantyne
Compression
The
groups
will
provide
stu
students
�
dents
with
a
school
organization
with
which
they
can
Identify
among
the
systems
several
ad
advantages
�
vantages
he
said
Compression
of
courses
into
the
shorter
five
month
terms
will
increase
student
involvement
in
their
major
areas
of
interest
said
Mr
Ballantyne
Classes
will
be
organized
into
three
houses
and
emphasis
will
be
placed
on
a
competitive
in
intramural
�
tramural
program
between
the
houses
An
Important
facet
of
the
new
system
will
be
designation
of
faculty
advisors
for
each
group
Advisors
The
faculty
advisor
wrote
Mr
Ballantyne
will
Act
as
a
supportive
resource
person
to
the
students
in
his
group
In
matters
of
programming
vocational
counselling
and
inter
pretation
of
school
policies
Meet
daily
with
his
group
and
report
on
attendance
Serve
as
the
first
obstacle
to
the
student
dropout
In
the
semester
system
at
attendance
�
tendance
is
a
pre
requisite
to
success
The
chronic
absentee
will
not
last
long
Nor
lnclden
tally
will
the
teacher
who
es
pouses
a
permissive
attitude
to
attendance
Mr
Ballantyne
offered
com
ments
on
a
random
summary
of
Impressions
as
the
the
reasons
for
school
leaving
compiled
by
student
counsellor
Miss
Marilyn
Smith
The
semester
system
was
held
as
a
partial
answer
to
many
of
Miss
Smiths
16
impressions
To
one
of
them
where
Miss
Smith
suggested
some
students
reject
the
success
ethic
or
middle
class
goal
orientation
of
the
school
Mr
Ballantyne
said
The
school
is
vocationally
oriented
Many
people
will
not
buy
things
we
usually
associate
with
the
working
world
Students
will
have
to
accept
the
fact
that
the
work
syndrome
is
not
exactly
decadent
Heat
Wave
Kills
1
1
New
Babies
NEW
DELHI
Reuters
-
At
least
40
persons
Including
11
new
born
babies
have
died
of
heatstroke
in
northern
India
during
the
last
few
days
press
reports
said
today
Temperatures
were
up
to
113
degrees
in
many
parts
of
Uttar
Pradesh
Madhya
Pradesh
Bihar
and
Punjab
and
in
other
areas
touched
1184
degrees
The
reports
said
10
persons
died
of
heatstroke
In
Bihar
in
eluding
11
babies
while
14
died
in
Uttar
Pradesh
and
seven
in
Madhya
Pradesh
Drinking
water
was
selling
at
one
rupee
12
cents
a
pitcher
in
some
rural
areas
of
Bihar
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The
self
styled
stupendous
Fran
Dowie
and
the
Barkerville
Theatre
Royal
entertain
entertained
�
ed
delegates
Tuesday
at
the
last
night
of
the
Real
Estate
Institute
of
BCs
annual
convention
in
the
city
The
show
will
be
presented
at
8
pm
tonight
at
Vanier
Hall
by
the
Kiwanis
Club
with
proceeds
to
the
clubs
bicycle
safety
show
Robertson
photo
First
Bus
to
Jasper
Leaves
Here
June
15
The
first
competitive
trans
transportation
�
portation
schedule
from
Prince
George
to
Edmonton
via
Jasper
goes
into
effect
June
15
On
that
day
the
first
Coach
ways
System
bus
will
leave
Prince
George
depot
at815am
Ernie
Bourque
chairman
of
the
Cottonwood
Island
Residents
As
sociation
is
not
satisfied
with
the
results
of
his
meeting
Tues
day
with
Resources
Minister
Ray
Williston
We
Just
got
the
same
run
around
as
usual
They
tell
us
the
same
things
nothing
said
Bourque
today
However
Williston
did
guar
antee
theyd
clean
the
logs
and
refuse
from
the
channel
at
the
end
of
River
Road
He
also
said
hed
give
consideration
to
our
request
for
a
dredging
study
of
the
area
where
the
Fraser
and
Nechako
Rivers
meet
Bourque
met
with
Williston
to
discuss
the
proposal
drawn
up
by
the
Water
Rights
Branch
to
construct
a
dike
around
Cotton
Cottonwood
�
wood
Island
The
dike
proposal
was
unan
lmosly
rejected
at
a
meeting
of
the
residents
earlier
this
month
Forest
Blazes
In
Mop
Up
Stage
All
of
the
30
forest
fires
re
reported
�
ported
today
by
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
service
are
in
the
mop
up
stage
with
138
men
and
11
cats
working
A
District
forest
service
spokesman
said
the
rains
which
have
been
falling
throughout
scat
tered
regions
of
the
district
since
Friday
have
helped
reduce
the
fire
hazard
from
extreme
to
low
and
moderate
for
the
entire
dist
district
�
rict
scheduled
ton
after
McBride
to
arrive
In
Edmon-
two
meal
stops
al
and
Jasper
at
845
Pm
This
gives
us
a
competitive
edge
over
existing
public
trans
transportation
�
portation
said
Coachways
re-
Another
Runaround
In
Williston
Talks
They
felt
the
dike
was
Inade
Inadequate
�
quate
and
did
not
Justify
the
cost
that
was
to
be
totally
borne
by
property
owners
The
residents
demanded
Wil
Williston
�
liston
conduct
a
dredging
study
of
the
river
to
fulfill
a
promise
they
say
the
minister
made
them
after
last
Decembers
flood
on
the
Island
gional
manager
Dick
Smith
The
only
other
competing
sys
system
�
tem
Is
Canadian
National
Rail
Railways
�
ways
which
operates
an
over
overnight
�
night
sleeper
service
leaving
here
at
midnight
and
arriving
at
Edmonton
at
240
pm
the
next
day
Smith
said
the
summer
runs
will
be
provided
with
39
seat
coaches
but
they
wont
be
equip
equipped
�
ped
with
air
conditioning
until
the
90
mlle
stretch
of
gravel
highway
before
and
after
Mc
McBride
�
Bride
Is
paved
The
dust
would
clog
the
air
conditioning
within
minutes
but
once
the
road
is
paved
well
put
two
level
GM
coaches
on
the
road
Immediately
said
Smith
The
day
light
service
will
connect
at
Valemount
with
a
bus
from
Kamloops
Passengers
will
remain
on
their
own
bus
If
both
buses
are
loaded
SEX
DAY
AND
NIGHT
mi
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with
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HOUSTON
AP
-
United
States
astronauts
coming
back
from
a
moon
landing
will
be
treated
more
like
guinea
pigs
than
Immortal
heroes
They
will
be
Isolated
Jam
Jammed
�
med
with
needles
and
made
to
travel
a
quarter
way
around
the
world
In
a
cage
Then
theyll
be
locked
away
for
many
days
while
doctor
spoke
probe
and
study
them
The
astronauts
will
be
cloistered
with
15
techni
cians
doctors
cooks
and
housekeepers
In
a
8000000
laboratory
which
resembles
a
plush
college
dormitory
Everything
the
astronauts
touched
while
In
space
will
be
Isolated
with
them
or
ster
sterilized
�
ilized
Even
the
air
they
breath
will
be
filtered
before
It
is
returned
outside
Rocks
and
dirt
the
space
spacemen
�
men
bring
back
from
the
moon
also
will
be
isolated
and
handled
at
first
only
by
mechanical
hands
The
spacemen
and
the
things
they
touch
will
be
treat
treated
�
ed
as
If
they
carried
some
deadly
disease
home
from
the
moon
which
If
unleased
could
sweep
the
earth
clean
of
all
life
And
thats
exactly
what
some
scientists
fear
Scientists
say
its
possible
that
man
placed
In
an
environ
environment
�
ment
which
he
never
before
has
experienced
such
as
the
Semester
System
Seen
As
Lure
for
Students
surface
of
the
moon
could
contract
a
disease
against
which
he
has
no
defences
Theoretically
they
say
such
a
disease
could
ravage
the
earth
Probabilities
of
such
bac
bacteria
�
teria
or
germs
existing
on
the
moon
however
are
considered
extremely
small
said
Dr
Walter
W
Kemmerer
Jr
chief
of
the
biomedical
specialties
branch
at
the
manned
spacecraft
cen
tre
here
In
Houston
Theres
an
extremely
low
probability
of
life
which
would
include
bacteria
existing
on
the
moon
he
said
The
en
environment
�
vironment
the
temperature
the
absence
of
free
water
the
radiation
all
of
these
things
make
us
believe
that
life
is
unlikely
to
exist
there
he
stated
Nonetheless
we
can
cannot
�
not
definitively
or
with
ab
absolute
�
solute
certainty
say
such
life
doesnt
exist
and
in
conse
consequence
�
quence
must
take
precau
precautions
�
tions
This
is
sort
of
an
Insurance
program
The
isolation
for
the
moon
visitors
could
last
many
weeks
The
men
their
ma
machine
�
chine
and
the
lunar
rocks
they
bring
back
will
be
quar
quarantined
�
antined
in
a
three
-storey
building
at
the
manned
space
spacecraft
�
craft
centre
called
the
lunar
receiving
laboratory
But
getting
them
there
with
out
exposing
the
world
Is
half
the
battle
When
Apollo
11
is
launched
in
July
and
returns
to
earth
in
a
Pacific
Ocean
landing
a
frogman
will
spray
the
hatch
of
the
capsule
with
an
iodine
solution
for
decontamination
Then
he
wlllhand
three
iso
isolation
�
lation
garments
in
to
the
spacemen
Theyll
don
them
and
then
spray
each
other
And
then
up
into
the
waiting
heli
helicopter
�
copter
Helmets
will
cleanse
their
breath
as
they
exhale
On
board
the
recover
ship
only
a
doctor
and
a
techni
technician
�
cian
will
greet
them
The
quarantine
van
is
transferred
to
land
with
the
crew
strapped
into
seats
inside
Via
plane1
and
truck
It
goes
to
the
nearby
lunar
re
receiving
�
ceiving
laboratory
The
astronauts
can
talk
to
their
families
from
behind
a
glass
pane
in
the
laboratory
and
by
telephone
Tories
Split
In
Vote
On
Language
OTTAWA
CP
The
governments
official
languages
bill
finally
got
over
the
second
reading
hurdle
in
the
Commons
Tuesday
with
Conservative
MPs
jumping
in
opposite
directions
The
bill
which
now
goes
to
a
special
committee
for
detailed
study
received
second
reading
on
a
vote
of
197
to
17
with
only
Conservatives
opposing
It
Although
pleased
that
the
bill
gained
approval
Liberal
MPs
showed
delight
at
the
split
in
Conservative
ranks
Conservative
Leader
Robert
Stanfield
and
40
party
members
supported
second
reading
while
former
prime
minister
John
Dlefenbaker
carried
16
Conserv
atlves
with
him
in
voting
against
the
measure
Also
voting
for
the
bill
were
130
Liberals
16
NDP
MPs
and
10
Creditistes
Mr
Stanfield
told
reporters
after
the
vote
Its
great
to
know
who
your
friends
are
I
would
have
been
happier
If
we
were
all
to
gether
but
the
party
took
the
right
course
The
language
bill
establishes
French
and
English
as
official
languages
of
Canada
It
pro
provides
�
vides
for
bilingual
districts
in
which
federal
services
would
be
available
in
both
languages
it
10
per
cent
or
more
of
the
popula
population
�
tion
are
French
and
English
It
establishes
a
language
commis
commissioner
�
sioner
to
ensure
proper
applica
application
�
tion
of
the
legislation
After
the
roll
call
vote
on
the
bill
the
House
went
on
to
minor
pieces
of
legislation
moving
through
them
quickly
after
the
log
Jam
created
in
recent
weeks
by
first
the
Criminal
Code
amendments
and
then
the
languages
bill
All
MPs
but
one
that
voted
with
Mr
Dlefenbaker
against
the
language
bill
were
from
western
Canada
07
Union
Members
Urge
Local
Boycott
The
Oil
Chemical
and
Atomic
Workers
Union
Local
9601
has
asked
the
PrinceGeorgepubllcto
purchase
only
Union
76
and
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
66
petroleum
products
R
T
Phllp
international
rep
representative
�
resentative
for
the
Lower
Main
Mainland
�
land
local
made
the
plea
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
after
he
spoke
to
the
OCAW
local
9817
which
was
organized
here
at
Union
Oils
refinery
last
week
Phllp
was
In
Prince
George
to
review
for
the
20
new
local
members
the
current
OCAW
strike
against
Shell
Texaco
Home
Gulf
Imperial
and
Stan
Standard
�
dard
companies
on
the
lower
Mainland
The
9601
local
has
been
ask
asking
�
ing
all
other
union
members
not
to
purchase
any
of
the
products
made
by
the
struck
companies
who
have
continued
production
by
using
supervisory
personnel
since
the
strike
last
Friday
Phllp
also
spent
some
time
with
9817
president
Don
Fox
and
his
executive
in
reviewing
up
coming
negotiations
with
Union
Oil
management
Last
weeks
supervised
gov
government
�
ernment
vote
at
the
refinery
on
Prince
George
Pulp
Mill
Road
was
the
first
successful
of
at
least
six
attempts
to
organize
the
refinery
in
the
two
years
it
has
been
established
In
Prince
George
Fox
said
he
expects
his
union
will
start
negotiations
with
the
company
within
a
week
to
10
days
A
Union
Oil
spokesman
said
here
this
morning
that
the
com
company
�
pany
can
not
make
any
comment
regarding
the
current
Lower
Mainland
strike
or
possible
ne
negotiations
�
gotiations
between
itself
and
the
9817
local
We
havent
yet
received
notice
from
the
Department
of
Labor
that
the
OCAW
local
here
has
been
certified
or
not
and
we
cant
say
a
thing
until
we
get
that
notice
said
the
spokes
spokesman
�
man
Hospital
Snakepit
Uncovered
CHICAGO
Reuters
-
a
grand
Jury
will
hear
criminal
charges
against
at
least
eight
persons
arrested
after
expos
exposure
�
ure
of
grisly
tales
of
murder
torture
perversion
drug
trafficking
and
arson
at
two
Chicago
mental
hospitals
The
nightmarish
account
of
wholesale
horrors
was
re
revealed
�
vealed
Tuesday
by
states
Attorney
Edward
V
Hanrahan
after
a
two
month
Investiga
Investigation
�
tion
requested
by
Gov
Rich
Richard
�
ard
B
Ogllvle
Hanrahan
produced
a
digest
of
a
fuller
report
he
will
pre
present
�
sent
to
state
legislators
and
told
a
shocked
news
confer
conference
�
ence
grand
jury
action
was
planned
or
under
way
in
eight
cases
He
said
four
patients
and
one
former
patient
were
being
held
on
murder
and
rape
charges
The
Cook
County
attorney
related
the
terror
and
wide
widespread
�
spread
criminal
activities
at
Chicago
State
Hospital
on
the
Northwest
Side
and
a
facility
In
south
suburban
Tlnley
Park
described
the
conditions
as
shocking
and
intolerable
He
said
all
varieties
of
crime
were
discovered
Mur
Murder
�
der
arson
rape
prostitution
aggravated
battery
theft
gambling
and
narcotics
traf
traffic
�
fic
The
report
described
alleg
allegations
�
ations
of
sadistic
sex
assaults
brutal
burnings
and
vicious
guards
and
patients
It
said
illicit
sexual
activ
activities
�
ities
went
on
at
all
hours
of
the
day
and
night
virtually
Ignored
by
guards
Doctors
were
ordered
not
to
report
unusual
deaths
and
employees
with
a
history
of
mental
Ill
i
ness
or
criminal
activity
were
hired
it
alleged
The
two
hospitals
with
2175
patients
at
Chicago
State
and
525
at
Tinley
Park
are
state
Institutions
which
came
under
official
scrutiny
March
24
when
a
detailed
In
Investigation
�
vestigation
began
Hanrahan
pointed
toDrHy
man
Pomp
former
superin
superintendent
�
tendent
of
Chicago
State
for
one
of
his
major
charges
charging
that
Pomp
instructed
doctors
after
the
investiga
investigation
�
tion
began
not
to
report
un
unusual
�
usual
deaths
Among
incidents
cited
in
the
report
were
The
death
from
second-degree
burns
of
Anita
Schecht
man
a
46-year-old
patient
at
Chicago
State
who
was
at
attacked
�
tacked
by
three
men
twopa
tlents
and
a
former
patient
and
molested
sexually
as
sauled
and
set
on
fire
Her
death
originally
was
listed
as
suicide
The
death
of
a
67-year-old
male
patient
who
though
par
partially
�
tially
paralysed
was
left
for
more
than
an
hour
in
a
blist
blistering
�
ering
shower
because
his
nurse
ran
an
errand
The
death
of
a
75-year-old
woman
patient
hit
by
a
vehi
vehicle
�
cle
driven
by
a
guard
who
had
no
valid
drivers
licence
The
rape
of
a
54-year-old
woman
in
Tinley
Parks
un
underground
�
derground
tunnel
system
as
she
returned
from
a
reli
religious
�
gious
service
An
assistant
to
Hanrahan
reported
a
26-year-old
pat
lent
at
Chicago
state
operated
a
prostitution
business
on
hos
hospital
�
pital
grounds
selling
girls
at
one
and
two
dollars
to
em
employees
�
ployees
and
other
patients