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(Continued from Page 1) Chesterfield Mental Health Clinic did not accept any new clients in December and November with the exception of persons in a crisis situation, under court order or without resources to get services elsewhere. Under questioning. Griffin agreed that it was possible for a staff member to receive a telephone inquiry on services and not enter fbet cal} into office records. Clinic director Morton Horowitz. basing his testimony on the January 13 interview, diagnosed Douglas as a paranoid schitzophrenic who poses a danger to society. Horowitz also maintained that Douglas could understand the court proceedings. Testifying on his own behalf. Douglas maintained that he had fulfilled the terms of his bond conditions, that he’d worked steadily, abided by the law. stayed away from Peter Marx and contacted the mental health clinic.

He said he first went to Henrico Mental Health Clinic, the agency originally stipulated by the court, and found he couldn’t be seen there because he lived in Chesterfield County. Next, he said, he called Chesterfield and was told the clinic was short of funds and not taking any new patients for the remainder of the year.

According to Douglas, he told personnel there that he was under a court order and they said there was nothing they could do. In addition, he testified, the staff member he spoke with informed him that he’d fulfilled the conditions of the court order by contacting the clinic. Douglas claimed he called repeatedly

After School

Rappahannock County Elementary School will be offering after school, nongraded mini-courses beginning the week of February 9.

Gasses to be offered to youngsters in grades kindergarten through seventh include gymnastics, art, photography, stitchery, French and story time (for pre-school through third