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THE MIAMI NEWS March 27, 1074 Latin builders to protest construction limits rltv and I MIAMI AL OIA By Hilda Inclan plan's Latin builder, contractors nd other businessmen complain population and construction limits proposed In Dade's Comprehensive Master Development Plan will hamper normal Latin growth. They'll voice their opposition at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Miami Senior High School Auditorium during the last of nine public hearings held by the county. This one will be in Spanish. Lull Sablnes, president of the Latin Chamber of Com-merce, Joseph Baro, president of the Puerto-Rican Democratic Organization, the Latin Builders Association and other Latin civic groups have been encouraging their area compatriots to show up at the hearing.

They've also been meeting at the Chamber offices to devise their opposition strategy It's a press confervnc and planning session at 5:30 p.m. today at the Everglade's Fiesta room for an Ecumenical-Patriotic Pro-Cuba rally at the Miami Stadium April 14. The session was postponed last week because of the critical condition of Humberto Lopez the son i. is-. ur.

v.onaon, atom bomb pioneer, 72 Associated Press MOULDER, Colo. Dr. Edward Condon, world-renowned physicist who was instrumental in development of the atomic bomb, has died. He was 72. Officials at Boulder Community Hospital revealed yesterday that Condon died Monday night of complications resulting from heart disease.

At the outbreak of World War Condon was one of the original group of scientists asked by the federal government to investigate the possibility of building an atomic bomb. At the time, he was working on microwave radar research, which revolutionized the art of warfare. However, at the urging of his friend, Robert Oppenheimer, Condon became second In command at the secret atomic installation in Las Alamos, N.M. Later, he went to the University of California to help with production of Uranium 235. the material for the atomic bomb.

Later in his life, Condon came to be active in organizations seeking to assure that the bomb would not be used. The Air Force hired him in 1966 to study reported sightings of unidentified flying objects. Two years and later, Condon and his 20-member staff concluded about visitors from outer space: "There's no evidence they exist." 7s- Miami News Staff Photo by BOB MACK LOCATION: Area behind NW 78th Avenue and NW 187th Street. This vacant land has become troublesome for the residents of Palm Springs North. The area, which is fast becoming a dumping ground, is overcome with brush and several cars and an old boat hull have been abandoned there.

The problem was referred to Dade's Abandoned Vehicle Division. It will inspect the area and make recommendations about cleaning it up. Got an Eyesore in your neighborhood? Help us call attention to it and participate in cleaning up your neighborhood. Write EYESORES, The Miami News, Box 615, Miami, Fla. 33152.

1 o-P, fendant is insane and cannot be held responsible for his actions only if he did not know the difference between right and wrong at the time of the offense. Sepe said he plans to ask the Dade delegation to try to revise the standard by statute during the session of the Legislature starting next week. "There is no reason why the legal definition of insanity would be different from the medical one. That brings Is This The Best Condominium Riiu In Flnrirlo? Hundreds Tell It Is PRICES ttiz: FftA START AT with no Recreation or (round leases low Down ond Finoncing Available Central Air and Heat Holpoint Stove Refrigerator Luxurious Ceiling In Kitchen I Balh NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING ADYISORY BOARD AND THE CITY OF MIAMI ZONING BOARD Pursuant to Chapter 62 of the Code of the City of Miami, as amended, notice it hereby given that the City Commission of Miami, Florida, not earlier than thirty days from this date, will consider the appointment of one alternate member each to the City of Miami Planning Advisory loard ond the City of Miami Zoning Board, and that the public and professional, or citiient Organixationi within the area having interest in and knowledge of the planning and plan implementation process are encouraged ond solicited to submit in writing to the City Clerk, City Hall, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida, names and addresses of persons who are electors of the City of Miami and their qualifications for consideration at prospective appointees to soid boards. Appointments to told board will be made in accorddnce with standards and qualifications tet forth in Section 621 9 of laid City Code, copies of which aro available in the City Clerk's office.

At least five days prior to the making of tuch appointmenti by the City Commission, the names and qualifications of persons submitted, together with any names and qualifications submitted by members of the City Commission, will be available for Eublic review in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Dinner ey, Miami, Florida, H. D. SOUTHERN CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA Sepe: change sanity Austin Clarke, Irish poet, 78 Associated Press DUBLIN Austin Clarke, famed poet, novelist, essayist and critic, is dead at the age of 78. Officials said be died March 19 at his home in Tempeloque near here, and was cremated last Friday, The cause of death was not disclosed.

Clarke was assistant editor of the magazine Argosy in 1929 and in 1932 won a national award for poetry. For many years he was a broadcaster for Radio Eirean on literary matters. DADE DEATHS HI-FI ASSOCIATES invites you to audition the cassette tape deck for people who wouldn't own anything but a reel-to-reel machine. of area civic organizations. the organizing committee.

Members are Jose R. Garrlgo, Fred B. Harmtt, Ben. Jamln Atkins, Gloria Wil. liams, Carmen Bestermaii nd Avelina Soriano.

An almuerzo' and shivir with regional artists hitfr lights the installation of Vf, Arturo Palmi nf president of the Santa Crfi del Sur Cuban aiunicipalirf In exile. Incumbent Anjrf Canete will play host day at Monsenor Restaurant downtown. Inflation and women's lib are doing away with the ever-present Cuban chaperon Faced with spirallng costs, and higher consumption from the chaperon thall their dates, Cuban beaus are talking split bills enough to make most chaprons stay home Notices 1 ADVERTISING AA-OI OutR Notlets m.0 MEYER II FIFO 1. 47 Of 1111 SW niu, awav Mon. He had meat kuu In Miami tor tha past 30 VIXi, coming from Clevelend, Ohio.

Mr. Meyer was the owner ot Sunshine Tire Co. in Hialeah. He was a Veteran (4 WW II and was a graduate of Western Reserve Univ. In Clevelend.

Ha was a past President ol The Saturdays Speakers Club, and on the Boerd of Olrectort of March of Dimes. He Is survived ey his wile. Rite, 1 deughters. Pern and Linda of Miami, a lister, Mrs. Merge.

ret Methner, a niece Joanne Melhner and nephew Dr. Steven Methner ill ef Denver, Colo. Services will be held Wed. P.M. et Graveside, Star at Devld Mem.

Park, StOO SW 77 Ave. under direction of GORDON FUNERAL HOME. Shiva will be observed et the residence of Mrs. Meyer's brother, Mr. Edward Goldberg 2210 SW 24 SI.

In-lieu of flowers, contributions In memory may be made lo the March of Dimes. MILLER FRANK EDWARO 44, of 4333 NW I passed away Sun. He wet a Miami resident lor IS years and a member ot Hervey Seed! Amer. Lesion Pott. Ha It turvived by wile, Anlcg, ton, Henry end wile Cathy.

Daughter, Nancy Halene Miller and grandchild. Tammy Ann. Friends may call 4-9 P.M. Wed. Servlcet 10 A.M.

Thurs. LnH-GOW-KOLSKI-McHALE CHAPEL 720S NW 2 Ave. Interment Dads Mam. Park. MUNAO JOSEPH 44, of 460 NW 133 pissed away Mar.

25. Came herg In 1945 from and was a Serviceman lor Orkln. Survivors are hit wife, Mrt. Patricia Muneo, daughter Mary Lou Mohn and 1 grandchildren. The Koaary jyvill be prayed Wed.

7:30 P.M. at BENNETT ULM CHAPFL 15241 NW 7 Ave (US 4411 Funeral Services will be held Thuri. 11 A.M. in the Funeral Chapel. Interment will fellow In Dade Mem.

Park. Fryjndi may call Wed. 7-9 PM. PLNDER MRS. MARY P.

14, of 2IJ SW pasted (way Mon. A resident since 1945 coming from Key West. She was Housewife. Mrt. Plnder wae a member of th( Coral Way Pretbyterien Charch.

She Is turvived by sisters, Mrt. k. H. Croucher and Mrs. J.

S. Moore both of Mia. 3 nieces and 2 nephews. Friends mey cell Wed. (todey) from 7-9 P.M.

with Services Thurs. at 2 P.M. in AHERN-PLUMMER BIRD RD. FUNERAL HOME. Interment in Woodlawn Cem.

AHERN-PLUMMER Mth and Bird Rd. 443-333 RAWSTIIORNE EDWARD W. 57, of 111 SW 45 passed away Mar. 25. Came to Miami in 1954 from Washington, D.

C. Survived by his wife, Hilda ot 1 brother, Ronald of England. Repose 4 to 9 P.M. Thurt. TRACY-VAN ORSDEL CHAPEL 2044 West Flagler St.

Services 11:30 A.M. Frl. at Holy Comforter Episcopal Church. Burial Woodlewn. In lieu of flowore the family suggests donations tha Amer.

Cancer Soc. SOBEL MARTIN 71, of MB. Private Service were held LEVITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 13385 W. Okie Hwy. N.

Mia. 1914444 TEFFT WILLIAM J. ml 1 passed away suddenly Mon. Survived h'v 1 his wife. Marguerite, 1 son William, uougmeri, mrt.

wary ostry, Mrs. Mau reen Baker and Mrs. Karen Groklntkv Grandfather of 3. 1 brother, Thomas Tefft of Ft. Lauderdale and son of Irene Tellt of Coral Gables.

Funeral Mast 11 A.M. Thurs. from St. Thomas the Apostle Cath. Church.

Interment in Church Cemetery, Crystal Lake. Ouar-hammer Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. YOUNG EARRY E. 44, of 1314 NW 32nd) passed away at his residence on Sun' Born In Georgia, he hed been resident tCounly since 1926. Veteran of WW II, he was an Electrician with Nat Harrison Construction Co.

and member 2, th, Brotherhood of Mrt Sarah Young of tisters, Mrt, Bertha Harper of W. Palm Beach Mrt Foy Rogers ot Pchokee, Mrs i M.as" Mrs' Gertrude Wood and Mrs. Beatrice Harvey both of Miami LucllK HaXthorn, of Ft Lau' derdale. Brother, Mr. Al Young of Mia.

cWm six Woodlawn Cem' Frle'nd, m.Tc.1 4-9 P.M. Tues. et the Funeral Home. YOUNG Brooklyn. Member of Jeweled singer of New City, 7 T.

J-T" dren and sisteri, Betty Mrs. Ann Cowf and Lillii of N.Y. SylviS Levin Bch. and Mrs. Helen Baer of Calif vices Wed.

It a. m. at "Thf a SIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave NAA ferment In Beth El Cam NMB Wlth ln- AA-05 Card et Thanks 22 of James them most. The HvTl WIAM it hntr a.11 I laaa 'rieiV end reia. recent death of my iforgotten.

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Flagler- Ma mi 1,1 1-7 361-5601 10-5. ms AA-IS Florist Sympathy Flower Buning The Horist- -Your Phone Is Yeu, ri. Dada 373-4431 i7. 3i4t "FIND of one of the rally organizers. Humberto, 32, was one of two Cubans injured when bomb they were making in Little-Havana blew up in their hands.

Police identified him and his partner Luis Crcspo as members of the National Cuban Liberation Front, dedicated to anti-Castro violence throughout the world. Rally coordinator is the Rev. Jorge Bez Chabebe. Cubans from all religions and political tendencies are expected to participate. The rally could be part of the action groups strategy of generating exile backing moral and financial for their activities.

Hllario Anldo and Vln- i WOMEN EARN $4.70 AN HOUR tMn fiiw In hem. St. TO ut. Twh kill, let Wt fnUrurt rv ft Miff flMlhMtt mn4 'vld. th iiu4tnti ft (oil.

Inpo, fmi 1 1 DttiMil rlmi SekMl TS4-I441 Ft. Lauderdale 4461 N. Federal Hwy. 7.71-4223 Hollywood 4529 Hollywood Blvd. 966-4250 contt Rodrlguei from the Pan American Hospital have et up a series of conferences on endocrinology at the hospital beginning at 9 a.m.

tomorrow and ending at noon Friday. Main lecturer will be Dr. John E. Jones from West Virginia. Dr.

Modesto Mora, hospital president will be the host Luncheon it at noon tomorrow at the adjacent St. Dominlc'i Hall. Area doctors, nurses and the press are Invited. Miami's Catholic Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll opens the third Inter-American Festival here with a Pontifical Mass for "Peace in the Americas" at 1 p.m.

Sunday at Gesu Church downtown. Miami's consular corps will be Death CLASSIFIED AVOI Death Notices BACLNSKAS JOHN B. Worcester, Mass. LITHGOW-KOCIKI-McHALf BERLINER ELSIE (NEE CLARK) Wiuwttt- wise, formerly ot 4i ne patted away Mar. 24.

In Milwaukee, Wise. Beloved mother C. Clark (Miriam) Berliner, arandmotfter ol John, F. Sue) and Howard J. Berliner.

Great-oandmotnor of Jay (nd Scott. Berliner, tervlcei will be held Thuri. P.M. at LITHGOW r-UNfcRAL CENTER 415 NE 14 St. with the Rev.

A. Stephen Glnn officiating. Entombment will follow In Woodlawn Mem. Park. BISHOP WILLIAM A.

St. Clair, Ms. LITHGOWKOLSKI-MCHALI BODNER JULIUS U. of Sly Harbor Island, passed away Tuts. Cams her II years ago from Phlla.

Survived by frandsonsi ward Bodner and Robert J. inaw Granddaughters, Scott C. Bodner and Susan Waxman and ireat-tjrandchlldren Paul Waimen, Nancy Waxman and Philip Shaw. Services to be held at "THE RIVERSIDE" IN 7 St. N.Y.C.

CABEZA FERNANDO a Miami resident and bust ness man ror 33 years, died Sat. In London, England, Ha was. a years Old Mr. Cabeia was owner and President ol American Travel' er's Inc. Travell Aoencv that hat op erated In the Miami; area tor 14 years He was one ot the lirst Travel Agents In Miami and was a passenger on the firit Pan American Flight to Cuba oris inatlng from the Dinner Key Seaplane Terminal.

Me it survived sy sisters, a daughter. Mrs. Angela Huerti, eon, Mr. Fernando T. Cabeit and grandchildren; Debbie, Gary, and Cindy Huerta and Stephen and Slmone Cabeza all ol Miami area.

Friends may call from 1 to p.m. Thurs. at fht LITHGOW-WIL-HELM SOUTH MIAMI CHAPEL. Inter men! will be In Waycross, Ga. CASCIA MRS.

TERESA of Ft. Mytrs, Fla. Ser vices In Rome, Italy. BRAKE-SAUNDERS CHAPEL 4100 NW Strtt DEYERLE KATHERINE N. 14, of Key Biscayne, passed awav at her residence on Men.

Born In Boston, Ga tha had been a resident of Dade County for over 50 years. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Dorothy D. Cheatham ol Key Biscayne, and Mrs. Louisa D.

Thorp of Alexandria, Va. Sister, Mrs. Ruby N. Putch of Am-(fleets, Ga. i grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Services will be held 10:30 A.M, Thurs. In the BESS-COMBS CORAL GABLES CHAPEL 1641 SW 37 Ave. Rev. Don Russell officiat ing. Interment Woodlawn Park, friends' may call at the Funeral Horn 4-f P.M.

Wed. (today). FELDMAN NATHAN Services N.J. LEVITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 13385 W. Dixie Hwy.

N. Mia. W1-U44 FULLER MRS. OLA 0, of 1050 NE 1 passed away Tues. A Miami resident 31 years, coming from N.J.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Richard F. S. Coftman and tons George Fuller of Samuel H. and Edward Fuller of N.J.

A brother and tister also of N.J. II grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and 1 great. great granddaughter. Graveside service P.M. Thurs.

Our Ledy of Morcy Cem. pnenas may can r-y p.m. wm. BRAKE-SAUNDERS CHAPEL 4100 NW 7 Street GALARDI MR. JOHN of 15001 SW 174 Ter.

passed away Men. A resident for 14 years coming from Maiden, Mass. A veteran ot WWI and retired planner and astima tor for tha U.S. Navy. Surviving wife Jennie Galardi, sons Judge John Gale and Richard A.

Galardi, daughters Mrs. Marlg E. Cuffe and Mrs. June R. Chis-lett and 10 grandchildren.

Friends may call Wed. 7 to 9 PM In the Ahern. PLUMMER BIRD RD. FUNERAL home. Funeral services to be private.

Family requests in lieu of flowers con- trlbutlons be made to the University ol Miami Urologlcal Dept. In care ot Judne John Gale 4285 Old Cutler miami. AHERN-PLUMME 40th and Bird Rd. 443-3331 GEORGIA ANTONIO S. 10 of VW SW 13 Ct passed away Tues.

Mar. 24. Came to Miami 70 years ago from Waterbury, Conn. He was a retired Contractor. A ww 1 veteran, survived by a son, Samuel of Hartford.

Conn. A dauahter. Mrs. Albert Mercier of Rockville, Conn. Sis ter, Mrs.

Anna 4. Esposito and brother Ed H. Georgia both of Mia. 10 grend-children. Friends may call at LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL 7- P.M.

Wed. Services and Interment In Water-bury, Conn. Please emit llowers. GREENBERG SAMUEL 73, of Hellandala, passed away Mon. He was a winter resident for 4 years from Silver Sor no.

Md. Sur vived by wife, Florence, son, Howard of N.Y.C. 1 grandson. Brother, Harry of Fort Lee, N.J. and a sister, Mrs.

Edith Freed of Ft. Lauderdale. Services Wed P.M. at "THE RIVERSIDE" He it Ave. nmb with interment in N.J.

HANLEY HAMIFI V. aid Uu 4 Ana on Mar. 56. He came here 40 year's ago rrom jeiKsonvine, ena was retired Bridge Operator for the City of Miami. Member of tha City of Mia.

Assoc. of RtlrH and I u.i Union No. 365. Survived by daughter no jon-m-iaw Naomi and Clarence Nash of Tavernler, Fie. Granddaughter ana ner nuwsna, Tvonne (no Floyd Al-brltton of Hie.

and great-granddaughter, Angle Albritton. In repose 4- P.M. Wed. and at service time 11 A.M. Thurs.

at VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY ROAD CHAPEL 770 NW ll St. followed by private burial. JULIUS JEANETTE of 600 West pasted away Mon. She Is survived by her son, Arthur Julius of New Rochelle, N.Y. Service! and Interment at Mt.

Hebron N.Y. Local arrangements by "BLASBERG FUNERAL CHAPEL" 720 Seventy Flrtt St. M. B. MAITLAND CHARLES FINLEY SO, of Miami Shores, passed away Mar.

15. A Miami resident for the pest 25 years, coming from Pittsburgh, Pa. He wet a Dept. wile. Merle, daughter, Bonnie Redd ol no.

1 grenocniioren and moth er. Leeni 1 Mailland. In repose 4-9 P.M Wed. anrt mt i ti Ihr.ur,i..4'yN ORSDEL GRATIGNY NW jt. Burial Dada Mem.

4050 N.W. 135th Street (Midway between I-95 and the Palmetto Expressway) vna uiiuvninirtrw CONDOMINIUMS Models Open Daily 1-6 Phone-856-1070 or 856-0156 -1. iit Announcement ADELSTEIN, Nut 73, IN Kings Point North AAismi Beach. Services will be held in Cleveland. Local arrangements by The Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel.

BELL, Solomon, 76. retired plant man. aoer, 1749 Marseille Miami Beach. Private services at Blasberg Funeral Chapel, BONDER, Julius, 1135 103 Bay Harbor Island, died yesterday. Services will be in New York.

Local arrangements by The Riverside, Alton Road Chapel. BRAZELL, Matthew 83, 5440 N. Miami Ave. Mass 9:30 a.m., today ft St. Mary's Cathedral.

Lithgow 54th Street Chapel handling arrangements. COHN, William, 70, retired liquor dealer, 1930 Collins Miami Beath. Services will be in New York. Local arrangements by Blasberg Funeral Chapel. EDWARDS, Martha 94, of 740 NE OS died March 24.

Services 10 a.m., today at Church ol the Resurrection Episcopal Church. Philbrick Son Miami Shores Funeral Home handling arrangements. EGYPTIAN, Joseph 80, 160 Royal Palm Rd Hialeah. Mass at noon today at Immaculate Conception Cath-o I i Church. Lowe-Hanks Palm Springs North Hialeah Chapel handling arrangements.

FOOTMAN, Zack, 74, gardener, NW 12 died Marc'1 21. Services will be In Tallahassee Local arrangements by Range Fu Home. HEFTER, Helen, 82, homemaker, 1582 NE 174 St. Services will be In New York. Local arrangements by Lith-gow-Kolski-McHale Funeral Home.

IMBERT, Florinda, 83, 1360 NW 172 died March 24. Mass 11 a.m., tomorrow at Visitation Catholic Church. Lithgow Carol City Chapel handling arrangements. KLEIN, Carrie, 78, 1120 Collins Miami Beach. Services will be In New York.

Local arrangements by The Riverside Alton Road Chapel. LENK, Frieda 90, Miami Beach. Services were held yesterday at The Riverside Alton Road Chapel. LORD, George, 83, 7980 SW 58th Ave. Giaveside services 11 a.m., today at Miami Memorial Park.

Lithgow-Wil-helm South Miami Chapel handling arranqements. MESSINGER, Nathan, 83, Miami Beach. Services were held yesterday at The Riverside Normandy Isle Chapel. MADSEN, Karen 73, saleslady, 755 NW 13 died March 22. Arrangements by Van Orsdel Northside Chapel.

MCCREERY, John, 72, 33 W. Fourth Hialeah. Services will be in Philadelphia. Local arrangements by Lowe-Hanks Palm Springs-North Hialeah Funeral Home. MUNAO, Joseph, 64, 660 NW 133 died Monday.

Services 11 a.m., tomorrow at Bennett Ulm Chapel. PETERSON, James, 65, 1746 NW H. 1 "1 IB MR. B. BERYL PEIKIN, renowned jewel authority and former owner of 5th N.Y.

City and Lincoln Miami Bch. jewelry shops, is now available as your jewel counselor and will pay the highest prices for your precious jewelry. A free service for private owners, banks and estates. Phone (305) 864-1791 or (305) 531-6265 for appointments. By BARBARA ALONE Miiml Ntwi Roorttr Dade Circuit Judge Alfonso Sepe said today he will push to revise Florida's 130-year-old standard of insanity, called the M'Naghten Rule, as a first step toward improved handling of mentally disturbed persons in the courts.

The M'Naghten Rule, conceived in England in 1843, provides that a criminal de- died March 15. Services were held yesterday at Manker-Milton Chapel. SAYMON, Tillie, 58, Miami Beach, died Monday. Graveside services 11:30 a.m. today at Lakeslo Memori.il Park.

Newman Funeral Home arrangements. SCHREY, Mabel 75, Inspector, '500 NE 127 St. Services will be in Philadelphia. Lithgow-Kolski-McHale Funeral Home handling arrangements. SEGALL, Isadore, 81, North Miami Beach.

Services, were held at The Riverside Chapel. SMITH, William Edward, 73, manager, glass manufacturing company, 8701 SW 141 died yesterday. Services will be in Clarksberg, W. Va. Local arrangements by Van Orsdel North-side Chrpel.

STEBBINS, Arthur 1111 NE 105 Miami Shores, died Monday. Private services will be held under direction of Joseph B. Cofer Son Miami Shores Funeral Home. STEPP, John 55, 13 Whitethorne Miami Springs, died Monday. Services were held yesterday at Lowe-Hanks Hlaleah-Mjami Springs Funeral Home.

WILLOUGHBY, Virginia 53, 607 Ocean Kay Biscayne. Services 2 p.m., tomorrow at Key Biscayne Community Church. Philbrick Son Coral Gables Funeral Home handling arrangements. YOUNG, Harry 64, electrician, died March 24, 1384 NW 32 St. Services 2 today at Bess-Combs Coral Gables Chanel.

YOUNG, Nathan, 64, 251 174 Miami Beach, died yesterday. Services 11 a.m., today at The Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel. AR mum rule about confusion In the courtroom," the judge said. Because the M'Naghten Rule is founded on conceptions foreign to modern medical science, Sepe said, medical experts find it difficult to translate their findings in terms of a legal formula. Sepe said he favors a standard of insanity like the Durham Rule, that provides an accused is not criminally responsible if his unlawful act was the product of mental disease or mental defect.

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