Abstract
Available data for the reaction K+pY1*(1765)Y0*(1520)+π are studied to obtain rates for Y0*(1520) decaying into K¯N, Σπ, and Λππ channels. The weighted average of all determinations of the ratio of squares of the reduced matrix elements for Σπ and NK¯ modes is found to have a value incompatible with the assumption that Y0*(1520) is a pure SU(3) singlet. Therefore, either Y0*(1520) is likely to be mixed with a 32 octet or unbroken SU(3) branching ratio predictions are unreliable or difficult to compare with experiment.