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From: lindley@ut-ngp.UUCP (John L. Templer)
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Subject: Re: Here's another book that needs identification:
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Date: Wed, 13-Feb-85 18:43:47 EST
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I don't know how much this helps, but the part about the burglar and
the woman sounds very much like a story that appeared in _OMNI_ a few
years back.  I know, it's a pretty thin lead, but you might be able to
check at a library, or maybe a subscriber to _OMNI_ could help you.  (I
let my subscription lapse, too many dumb articles on pseudo-science.)

>                       . . . . . . Then he breaks into this apartment, and 
> discovers that the tenant (a woman about 24-26) is trying to commit suicide.
> 
> The woman had plugged herself into the wire, and was starving herself to 
> death. The guy unplugs her, and saves her life (she breaks his nose in the
> process). 
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                                           John L. Templer
                                     University of Texas at Austin

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