Peter Maass, NOT Peter Maas, wrote a story for the New York Time in
1997 about youth suicide. It was not published. The editors decided it
would not be appreciated reading by its populations. He told me what
he learned while talking with friends and family of a suicide victim
would influence him....and his writings. I have tried to follow his
writings since that time. I need to know what happened to the story. I
want so much to read it. I believe its publication
somewhere....especially with a non-profit organization that can get
the message out to people, would help so many.  Both youth and the
adults that care for them.  I believe it is all in learning how to
express your true feelings in communication..and a whole lot more but
that it beyond the needed details you want. I once was a professional
educator, now living on very limited funds.  Youth suicide has greatly
affected my life and I need to find out what happened to Peter's
story.

I'm not sure what you'd consider a satisfactory answer, Glennbo, so
I'm posting this as a comment. Mr. Maass seems to an accessible
journalist.  As you may already know, he maintains a Weblog at
http://www.petermaass.com, and notes that he can be contacted at email
at peter@petermaass.com.

My suggestion would be to email him and ask if he'd send you a copy of
the unpublished article (if unpublished it still is :-).  You might
also bring up your idea of having the article printed by a non-profit
to Mr. Maass for his opinion.  Hope this helps.

regards,

rico