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JT7 A3 THE SUN, Friday, July 15, 1977 Negligence charged Wife of Rep, Young, focus in payroll sex, is a suicide in fatal exorcism Mom' to the rescue Dallas (AP)-A 15-year-old youth dressed in a wig and fur coat gained the release of his 13-year-old brother from the Dallas county juvenile detention home by posing as his mother, off i-" cialssay Embarrassed officials admitted the recent episode Wednesday and reported that the 13-year-old was back at the home. "The young man has done female Impersonations in different settings," said Don Smith, the home's assistant chief probation officer, "He also sounds Just like his mother." By MICHAEL K. BURNS Bonn Bureau of The Sun aranteeing freedom of religious practice. Last year, a former employee in Mr. Young's congressional office, Colleen Gardner, publicly accused him of paying her a salary of $26,000 primarily to have sex with him, although she did do some work.

Mr. Young called the allegations "pop-' Justice Department after an investigation, said it had found insufficient evidence to prosecute Mr. Young, 61, won re-election to an 11th term from his South Texas district despite the scandal and a Republican opponent who tried to make it a campaign issue. Mrs. Young's only public statements about the scandal were made last in an interview with the Corpus Christi Times.

"John and I have had 26 fine, good years together, and I'm not going to let. something like this destroy a relationship," Mrs. Young said at the' time. "Her allegations don't concern me. What does concern me is that anyone would take her word and report it" She and Representative Young had five children.

Mrs. Gardner could not be located for comment. Washington (AP)-Friends of Jane Young, who was found dead in an apparent suicide Wednesday, said yesterday that she had been despondent for some time. Her husband. Representative John Young was a central figure in last year's congressional payroll-sex scandal "The last time -we saw her, she sat through an entire luncheon without-saying anything at all," one friend recalled.

Representative Young Texas), reached at home yesterday, said: "All I can say is that she had not been in good health for someone not suffering from any specific illness." Mr. Young said last year's scandal "certainly didn't help any. But I don't want to address myself to that" Mr. Young said the remains of his wife, who was 55, will be flown to her hometown, Houston, today. She will be buried in a family plot According to police, Mr.

Young found his wife in a bedroom of their suburban Virginia home about 7 P.M. Wednesday. She bad a gunshot wound in the right temple, and a pistol lay near her body. There was no suicide note. Trudeau has surgery for 'facial eruptions' Ottawa (Special) Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau has apparently had plastic surgery to remove bags under his Mr Trudeau appeared at his weekly press conference with his eyes puffy and twin strips of surgical tape down either side of his nose.

When asked what happened to his face, he replied in a jocular fashion that be had his face lifted for the fall election. His aides later explained he had had "facial eruptions" removed. Bonn When Anneliese MicheL a young student teacher from the Bavarian vineyard town of Klingenberg, wasted away and died a year ago, physicians listed the cause ot death as "malnutrition and dehydration." But Anna Michel, her mother, knew where the blame lay. "I am said, "that despite the fact that my daughter has obviously been killed by the devil, no one believes in him." This week, however, the state prosecutor offered a different opinion. He charged the dead girl's parents and two Catholic priests with criminal negligence in causing her death through exorcism.

Miss MicheL 23, who had been treated for epilepsy for six years before the 11-month attempt at exorcism, could have been saved by medical intervention up until one week before her death July 1, 1976, the prosecutor said. Authorities charged the two priests, the Rev. Arnold Renz, a former missionary to China, and the Rev. Ernst Alt, a local parish priest with abusing their position of trust by failing to call medical assistance. But the prosecutor declined to bring charges against the Most Rev.

Josef Stangl, a bishop who authorized the exorcism, and the Rev. Adolf Rodewyk, a Jesuit expert who recommended the ceremony to drive evil spirits from the afflicted young woman. The forthcoming trial of the Michels and the two priests renewed' last summer's controversy over the practice of religious exorcism, through a 360-year-old rituaL in modern Germany. Karl Stenger, the prosecutor, insisted that exorcism is not illegal under laws gu But exorcists have a responsibility to obtain medical aid when thei patient is in obvious need, he added. Bishop Stangl, in an article written after Miss Michel's death, explained that necessary medical aid must accompany exorcism, which is supposed to be nothing more than a prayer for a victim who is at the mercy of other forces and cannot pray for herself.

Other Catholic theologians maintain, however, that demonic powers may cause physical illness, and the sick person may therefore be cured by exorcism as effectively as by medicine. According to a survey of German dioceses by a news agency, only three confirmed exorcisms have been authorized in this century, all in southern Bavaria state. A bishop must sanction the ceremony, to be performed by priests who have proven their piety, prudence and integrity. A number of applications for approval have been rejected, church spokesmen said. Bishop Stangl approved the exorcism of Miss Michel upon application from her parents and a favorable report from the exorcism expert, Father Rodewyk, the prosecutor's office said.

Since 1969, physicians had been unable to cure the intensely devout, fearfully timid young woman of withdrawal and fits of violence. After repeated signs of abnormal behavior at the University of Wuerz-burg, her parents brought her home and sought religious help. Though the maximum legal penalty for negligent manslaughter is five years imprisonment, many doubt that the parents or the priests will be convicted, because of the victim's AP JANE YOUNG found shot in head Dancing in the streets French hang loose for 81 st Bastille parade the White House and Britons can give the once-over to Buckingham Palace, his countrymen and, indeed, any visitor to France, should be allowed to visit the Ely-see Palace. Yesterday, from 4 to 5 P.M., it was every man for himself as the crowds swarmed into the regal residence of the president of the republic since early 1871. Many had been queuing from early morning.

"Was it successful?" a footman was asked. "Successful?" he groaned. "It was a massacre." revolutionary songs and marches from the era of the first empire, like the "Chant du Depart" his signature tune during the 1974 election campaign. i President Giscard d'Estaing wanted this Bastille Day to be more popular and historic, so he gave instructions that there should be lots of dancing in the streets. The city fathers organized five big outdoor balls Wednesday In front of railroad stations.

A determined innovator, France's president decided that if Americans can visit airs as President Giscard i'Estaing, wearing a blue pin-striped suit reviewed the troops before taking his place on a special grandstand to watch the hour-long parade. Last year, Jacques Chirac, as premier, stood directly behind France's leader. This year, as mayor of Paris, ex-premier and in constant battle with President Giscard d'Estaing, Mr. Chirac voiced his displea-. sure at being placed only 21st on he list of 550 V.I.P 's invited to watch from the carpeted platform.

Being seated below all the ministers did not annoy him half as much as not being in thefront row, which, at the last minute, was extended to 21 guests. Apart from a few jeeps, personnel carriers, motorcycles and the handsome cavalry units of the Garde Republicaine, the 9,000 troops were on foot Missing were the Alpine troops in their white uniforms, the parachutists, the pluton missile and Army police dogs of past years. The show closed with the French Foreign Legion marching slowly in their leather aprons, always drawing cheers and applause. A If the parade lacked the panache of former years, the reason could have been the president's own wish, in a radio message yesterday, that France's national day should primarily be a festival of national unity. He bad called all the bandmasters who performed yesterday to the Elysee Palace Monday night to go over the music with them, an aide said.

The president had insisted on the, proper performance, of all By PATRICIA PULLAN Parts Bureau oj The Sun Paris-France's annual parade commemorating the 1789 storming of the Bastille, Paris's fortress prison, was celebrated for the 81st time yesterday under lead-en skies. For the third time since coming to office, President Valery Giscard d'Estaing ordered a radical change in the route of the July 14 national holiday display Traditionally, it took place along the majestic Avenue des Champs- Elysees, one of the great processional ways of the world, dominated by the Arch of Triumph. In 1974, President Giscard d'Estaing decided to reroute the march to the place where it all began, the Bastille. In 1975, he chose the Cours de Vincennes, the wide avenue leading east from the Place de la Nation where 1,300 victims of the terror were guillotined in 1794. Last year, France's leader returned the parade to the Champs-Elysees, to the joy of the police and thousands of route-lining tourists.

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