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Mind Games: Oregon’s Mental Health System Fourth of a five part series on the Oregon State Hospital From The Oregonian, October 28, 1987 – not available elsewhere online Kenneth R. Case, a convicted killer found criminally insane, faced the unhappy prospect at the age of 21 of spending the rest of his life in Oregon […]
Mind Games: Oregon’s Mental Health System Fourth of a five part series on the Oregon State Hospital From The Oregonian, October 26, 1987 – not available online elsewhere When Lois Gleason closed the door for the last time on her West Hills apartment this month, she headed downstairs to another crisis in her 11-year history […]
Oregonian – October 27, 1987 Mind Games Oregon’s Mental Health System (3rd of 5 parts) A warm Indian summer sun draws a handful of tenants out onto the concrete driveway and overgrown lawn beside the Care and Share boarding house, just a few blocks from the orderly grounds and ornate buildings of the Oregon State […]
From The Oregonian, October 27, 1987 – not available elsewhere online A man who was shot and killed by a Portland policeman last week during an altercation in a Southwest Portland apartment was a manic-depressive who became aggressive and assaultive when he wasn’t taking his medication, his mother said Monday. Daniel Ynosente Reyes, 26, who […]
Mind Games: Oregon’s Mental Health System First of a five part series on the Oregon State Hospital From The Oregonian – October 25, 1987. Not available elsewhere online. Asylum: A place where one is safe and secure.” — Webster’s New World Dictionary. When George Lewis Archer, 60, collapsed dead in a pool of blood by […]
From the Oregonian – October 24, 1987. Not available elsewhere online. Completing a round of assignments to provide leadership at the state’s three largest mental health institutions, the Human Resources Department announced Friday that George W. Bachik would become the superintendent of the Oregon State Hospital in Salem. Bachik, 45, holds a similar job at […]
From The Oregonian – October 23, 1987. Not available elsewhere online. Stanley F. Mazur-Hart was named Thursday to be the new superintendent of the Dammasch State Hospital. Mazur-Hart, 41, has been acting superintendent of the Oregon State Hospital since May. He will take his new position Nov. 23, replacing Dr. Victor M. Holm, 58, who […]
From the Oregonian – October 20, 1987. Not available elsewhere online. Dr. Victor M. Holm, the superintendent of Dammasch State Hospital in Wilsonville for the past seven years, announced his retirement Monday, citing what he called a “mutual” decision he had reached with Kevin Concannon, the new state Human Resources chief. Concannon announced his decision […]
From The Oregonian, October 1, 1987 – by columnist Phil Stanford At the Old Town Market, on the corner of Northwest Third and Couch, the word is definitely Thunderbird. A pint (or more precisely, 375 milliliters) costs $1. That’s not much for wine, but it’s a lot for kerosene. The wholesale price for the same […]
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