Byline: William Jones; 1970-06-09; The Chicago Tribune; pages 2
A key portion of the Tribune's investigation of the hustlers among Chicago's private ambulance business was almost thwarted by a hysterical north side landlady who believed her furnished apartment had been invaded by a gang of narcotics addicts. Before the bizarre chain of events was over, an ambulance crew was photographed deserting an apparent victim of a heart attack and the landlady would receive and extra $20 rent to calm her frazzled nerves.
Description:William Jones describes how the landlady of an apartment rented for part of the Tribune's ambulance series nearly blew their cover.
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