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FsgelOMcHENRY PLAINDEALER Section A Wednesday, Sep tarn be r IB, 1985 Nation f ..V ¥ f -mi-It >; f^r / *Wmm *" m §mi§ ' Vguru of free love.' 5, will be "to start determining id what witnesses they can If You Fail To Receive Your McHenry Plaindealer Before 7:00 a.m. • Please Call Our Circulation Dept. Before 10:00 a.m. at 385-0178. We'll Bring One Right Out To You! Plaindealer Circulation Dept. 385-0178 AIDS detected in Missouri prison UPI photo Ma Prem Hasya raises her arms to fellow sanyassins late Monday as she was introduced by Ma Prem Isabel (right) as the new personal secretary to Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. She replaces Ma Anand Sheela, who Bhagwan claims tried to turn his commune into a facist state, using murder, sabotage and wire-tapping as weapons. State police look into commune's activities \ By Tom Towslee United Press International SALEM, Ore. -- Oregon state police said Tuesday they will investigate a guru's charges that his former top lieutenants engaged in attempted murder, arson and wiretapping when they are given "concrete" evidence. "So far, we don't have anything except the bhagwan's statements and the apparent absence of a number of people," said State Police Superintendent John Williams. "The next move is for them to give us concrete information and evidence that we can investigate." A meeting is planned this week between members of the Rajneeshpuram Peace Force and state and local police to^iscuss the allegations made by Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, 53, the self-st(^ The meeting, requested by the Rajneest what kind of hard evidence they have produce," Williams said. Wasco County Sheriff Arthur LaBrousse said he has assigned an investi­ gator to look into the charges. At a news conference Monday at his central Oregon commune, the sect leader accused his ousted top aides of turning the commune into a "fascist concentration camp."- They Intimidated his followers and attempted to kill his doctor, dentist and personal caretaker and a local district attorney with a slow-working poison administered in small doses, the guru alleged. He also accused his personal secretary, Ma Anand Sheela, and her "gang" of followers who ran the commune and its assorted businesses for nearly four years of burning down a county office building, vandalizing police cars in the county seat of The Dalles, causing an outbreak of salmonella poisoning in The Dalles and attempting to poison the city's water supply. He also accused them of placing listening devices in his home and those of other commune residents and of running the commune $55 million in debt. "These people could have even killed me," Rajneesh said. "If I was dead they could have worshipped my body and made a beautiful memorial and then have been in full power to do whatever they wanted." JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Blood tests conducted on two in­ mates at the Missouri State Peniten­ tiary show the Convicts have been exposed to AIDS, a state corrections official said Tuesday. "The tests do not show that they have AIDS, but indicate they were exposed to it," William Armontrout, prison warden, said in an interview with United Press International. Ray Bly, a state Division of Health official, said blood tests that show antibodies to the acquired immune deficiency syndrome are not count­ ed as confirmed cases of the disease in state health statistics. Bly, director of venereal disease prevention, said 70 cases of AIDS have been confirmed in Missouri since the first case was diagnosed in 1962. He said 35 of the victims have died. One AIDS case, the first con­ firmed in the state, was diagnosed in 1982. Six cases were confirmed in 1963 , 28 in 1984 and 35 so far this year. Dr. Denny Donnell, state director of disease prevention, emphasized that the two inmates diagnosed as exposed to AIDS are the only known cases of exposure discovered so far in the state's prison population of almost 10,000 convicts. He said also a report that an in­ mate who died of cancer four McHENRY 815-344-1344 months ago also was afflicted with AIDS "was misinformation." "The case did not meet the crite­ ria for AIDS," said Donnell. Armontrout said the two inmates exposed to the disease, which makes its victims susceptible to numerous infections and usually is fatal, are in an isolation unit at the penitentiary hospital. "We suspect they were exposed to it through drug use, but homosexual activity is a possibility," said Armontrout. He said neither of the convicts complains of feeling ill or demon­ strates any of the. symptoms of AIDS. 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