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evaluation,” he said.
Murray said students who
attempt suicide are bound by
the University’s Rules and
Regulations to submit them
selves for psychiatric evalua
tion within 24 hours.
If a student does not comply
with these regulations and
seek counseling, Murray said
the student is blocked from
registration.
Two students have attempt
ed suicide on campus since Au
gust 1993, according to the
University Police Department.
Chareny Putney, interim as
sociate director of residence
life, said students who have al
cohol abuse problems are re
ferred to the Center for Drug
Prevention and Education.
“If a student is found passed
out from drinking too much al
cohol and EMTs have to be
called, the student signs a
waiver and is required to go to
the counseling center for alco
hol counseling,” she said.
Putney said some students
vary in their openness to re
ceiving help.
“Some students are recep
tive and will talk about it,” she
said, “but others want us to get
out of their business.”
Pregnant students are also
offered some help. Putney said,
but are not pursued as closely
as those with emotional or al
cohol problems.
“If we are aware that a stu
dent is pregnant, we may con
tact the student to offer sup
port and help,” she said.
“We would not force a preg
nant student to do anything,”
Sasse said.
Sasse said that was the case
for Stephanie Moore, a student
who is accused of throwing her
baby into the trash chute of
Mosher Hall.
“There were offers to help
her,” he said. “She denied that
she was pregnant. No one had
any proof that she was preg
nant. She didn’t engage in any
life threatening behavior, so
we could not intervene.”
Sasse said that student af
fairs will continue to help stu
dents even if they are not al
ways receptive.
“Our motto is, ‘connecting
those who need with those who
care’,” he said.
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CHICAGO (AP) — The case of
the vanished Brach candy
heiress missing since the 1970s
broke with charges that a horse
trading suitor arranged her slay
ing to silence her after a big-
money equestrian swindle.
Helen Vorhees Brach was last
seen checking out of the Mayo
Clinic in 1977. Her body was
never found.
Richard Bailey, a stable own
er prosecutors described as a con
man preying on older women,
was arraigned Wednesday on
federal charges and ordered held
without bail.
In court awaiting his hear
ing, a pale, nervous-looking
Bailey had to be escorted out
side to vomit.
U.S. Attorney James Burns
said Brach was killed after
threatening to go to authorities
after discovering Bailey had
duped her into paying hundreds
of thousands of dollars for
worthless horses.
Bailey also duped other elder
ly women in a similar horse
trading scheme, Bums said.
“He broke his way into lives
and hearts by telling them that
he loved them and wanted to
marry them,” Bums said.
Brach, 65, became the sole
heiress of the Brach Candy Co.
fortune in 1970, after her hus
band, Frank, died. Most of her
S30 million estate, which includ
ed a stable of thoroughbreds,
went to charity when she was
declared dead in 1984.
The investigation also led to
charges against 22 others in an
equestrian insurance fraud
scheme, which allegedly involved
prominent horse owners killing
their animals to collect benefits.
“This is the dirty little secret
of the (showhorse) industry,”
said Steve Miller, an assistant
U.S. attorney.
Bailey, 65, was charged under
federal murder-conspiracy
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statutes. Bailey
Brach’s killing but didi put 40
mit the crime, Burns ssl^P 6 ’
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tors know who killed her.
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which include numeral!
counts, Bailey could!
tenced to 245 years in prii
Bailey and three accoR-^g -) -i
convinced Brach to buy hi
inflated prices, Bums sail
were not charged in the
ance-fraud horse deaths.
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ing hundreds of thousi
dollars in horses,” B
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her murder.”
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the scheme after Brach>|
Bums said. He allegedly
ads in the “lonely hearts’
of suburban Chicago nei
to attract wealthy wido|
latest coming last week.
Burns said the Brae
led investigators to the
scheme to kill showhoij
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