21.   He did not talk about a mental health system that spends far too much on inefficient state hospitals, reducing money for less costly community-based programs.

22.   He lived in a duplex on the state hospital grounds and worked on the grounds.

23.   He said that the Texas Legislature had enacted no such law and that state hospitals could lose millions of dollars in federal aid if they continued offering the services.

24.   He said he fully supports moving disabled patients out of state hospitals and into the community, but only when adequate planning and services are in place.

25.   He was awarded the Medal of Honor, though he died a pauper in the state hospital.

26.   He is the director of social work at the state hospital, and has his own counseling practice.

27.   He was moved from the high-security state hospital at Larned, Kan., to the Johnson County Community Corrections residential center in Gardner, Kan.

28.   Hire an reviewer, independent from the state or the disability-law center, who would check on people discharged from the state hospital.

29.   His parents sharply criticized security at the state hospital on Wards Island.

30.   His wife, Lee Ada, had to commit him to the state hospital for months.