TV & VIDEO - Sept. 3, 1987
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Gregory Harrison, who played Dr. “Gonzo” Gates on the TV series “Trapper John, M.D.,” checked out of the Betty Ford Center on Wednesday after being treated for chemical dependency, his manager said. The actor entered the center in Rancho Mirage, Calif., about three weeks ago. Manager Frank Levy declined to discuss the kind of dependency for which the actor was treated. Harrison, 37, stars in the recently released movie “North Shore” and just completed a CBS television movie, “Hot Paint,” Levy said.
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