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Skeptic Tank by deleting any and all possible text files which describes
the cult's hidden mythologies.  I have elected to quote just a bit of the
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From: cultxpt@primenet.com (Jeff Jacobsen)
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Subject: Packed in tighter than clams
Date: 8 Jul 1995 17:23:25 GMT
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   The Clearwater Times (Clearwater edition of the St. Petersburg Times), 
April 22, 1992 article "Scientologists leave room for doubt" discusses 
the Scientology owned Hacienda Gardens apartment complex on Saturn Ave. 
near the Clearwater executive park.  In 1986 firefighters responding to 
a fire found 10 beds in one 2-bedroom apartment.  2 years later a 
policeman found 12 people living in one apartment.  Former members report 
overcrowding here and at the Quality Inn on US 19, also used to house 
church staff.  In 1992 housing inspectors found 34 of the about 200 
apartments were overcrowded, with up to 10 beds in one apartment.  After 
the church was cited for housing violations, they explained that the 
apartments were being renovated so they had to move people around.
   The editorial then suggests that city inspectors keep an eye on church 
housing.

   Now that the church is building a huge dormitory at Golden Era Studios 
near Hemet California, I wonder, how many people will be berthed in each 
room?
 

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