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It is my understanding that the Nanaimo Association for Community Living, a
non-profit association which provides care for the mentally handicapped, has
approximately $3,000,000.00 in assets and cash, including about $400,000.00
in term deposits, and a $54,000.00 surplus from the year's training
accounts... this in an organization that refuses to reimburse employees who
take mandatory first aid training at a cost of $25.00, and which constantly
hassles employees over expense items which are clearly documented and within
the realm of normal administrative functions.

Is this _normal_ for a non-profit organization which is chartered to provide
care and services for handicapped citizens?

This is, after all, public funding this bunch is accumulating, which is why
it seems so strange...

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| "I can inform you, however, that San Quentin has not contracted with Fred
| A. Leuchter, Jr. for the installation of a heart monitoring system or for
| any other work."  Signed: DANIEL B. Vasquez, Warden