A New York mental health patient whose plan to move to Hawaii sparked a major controversy here has changed his mind. His decision resolves a confusing situation that distressed mental health officials both in Hawaii and New York. Officials here were upset by initial information that Federation Employment Guidance Service, a large private health and human services organization, was paying for the man's trip and asking a local agency to pick him up and take him to the Institute for Human Services, a homeless shelter. But Al Miller, chief executive of FEGS, said the man is a voluntary patient who...