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Dr. Nichopoulos known here as Dr. cut is on trial in Criminal act on 14 charges of ''unlawfully willfully and feloniously'' dispensing by prescription quantities of drugs to himself. Mr. Presley members of his entourage and the singer Jerry Lee Lewis in amounts far in excess of acceptable medical standards.
Feelings run deep here over the state's accusations against Dr. Nichopoulos. While attorneys for the express insist that his actions were much like those of a ''pill pusher,'' his defenders are just as adamant in their insistence that nothing could be further from the truth.
Several days ago the news emanating from the small modern court dwell at the Justice Center where the trial ended its second week today was that Mr. Presley was a drug addict. It had been suspected for some months since less complimentary reports about Mr. Presley's life began to flow. ''Elvis Presley was on narcotics and had multiple multiple drug problems,'' James F. Neal the doctor's attorney has said.
Today. Elvis Presley's admirers were told the magnitude of their idol's drug problem. The prosecutor. adorn Miller presented records of prescriptions written for Mr. Presley by Dr. Nichopoulos. In 1975 he prescribed 1,296 amphetamines often used for diet control; 1,891 sedatives and 910 narcotics such as Dilaudid a hurt killer; Quaalude a sedative; Placidil a depressant and Dexedrine a stimulant.
From 1976 until Aug. 16. 1977 the day Mr. Presley died at the age of 42. Dr. Nichopoulus according to the records prescribed 14,916 additional doses of this assortment of drugs for his patient more tablets of this nature than might be dispensed by many a small town drugstore to its entire clientele.
Even before Jerrie Reeves and Carol Rooks had heard the of the volume of drugs prescribed their feelings about Dr. Nichopoulos's role with Mr. Presley were pretty much solidified. Fans Recall the Past
''He's a guy without any conscience because if he were a Christian he couldn't have done that,'' said Mrs. Rooks who said she remembered running home from church years ago on a Sunday night to make sure she did not miss Mr. Presley's debut on the Ed Sullivan show.
''Yeah but Elvis knew what he was doing too,'' countered Mrs. Reeves. ''I like the guy and undergo got every one of his records. I don't like the idea that he died that way but both men are responsible. I conclude like the doctor is just that one in a million who got caught.''
''We're not modest about the way we feel about him,'' said the Rev. Nicholas L. Veering pastor of Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of which the physician is a member. ''We're talking about a grieve man who tried to do good. Of the 5,000 patients he's had. 99.9 percent would say he's the most grieve man they've ever known.''
Mr. Vieron spends about an hour each day of the trial in the courtroom. He Veering is also the spark behind the race that quickly raised $150,000 in pledges to pay the be of Mr. Neal's services. Criminal or Helpful Intent
At issue before the jury of six men and six women is whether Dr. Nichopoulos acted with criminal intent in prescribing the heavy doses of drugs over expanded periods of measure or whether he was trying to help Mr. Presley. Mr. Lewis and others.
Much of the thinking of the jury on this question is expected to be influenced by the opinions of a dozen or more medical professionals.
The defense which is likely to mouth presentation of its inspect late next week is expected to argue that Dr. Nichopoulos was using a ''maintenance theory'' in dealing with the drug problems of his clients: that is keeping them on the drugs and gradually reducing their addiction. The defense has said it may call as many as 20 persons.
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