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Mental health care progress by Oregon called inadequate

May 17, 1972
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From the Oregonian, May 17, 1972 – not available online Brian O’Connell executive director of the National Association for Mental Health, chided Oregon Tuesday for its slow pace in developing community mental health centers. So far only one, in Eugene, is funded, said O’Connell in an interview in Portland and later before a dinner meeting […]

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