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Public Interest

Nov. 29, 2000

Appearances Are Deceiving

At first glance, Debbie Hoover doesn't seem the slightest bit crazy. And that's a real problem sometimes. "I get the feeling from some people that, if you are smart and mental, it makes you more likely to be a relative of Mr. Bates. I think it would be easier to obtain services if I were to sit in a corner and drool," she said.

By Ed Kimble
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        At first glance, Debbie Hoover doesn't seem the slightest bit crazy. And that's a real problem sometimes.
        "I get the feeling from some people that, if you are smart and mental, it makes you more likely to be a rela...

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