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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 2004

Page

7

Women in U.S. prisons reach all-time high of 101,179

Government data show 101,179 women in state and federal prisons at end of 2003, a 3.6 percent rise from 2002 and the first year over 100,000. Men remain far more numerous, but female incarceration has surged since 1995, spurred by longer sentences and fewer paroles.

Washington, D.C Justice Department U.S Bureau of Justice Statistics Marc Mauer Sentencing Project

Prison population rises 2.1 percent to 1.5 million in 2003

The total number of inmates under state or federal control grew by 2.1 percent to nearly 1.5 million in 2003 from the prior year. States with the largest percent increases include North Dakota Minnesota Montane Wyoming Hawaii, while declines were seen in Connecticut New York Michigan New Jersey Ohio.

North Dakota Minnesota Wyoming Hawaii Connecticut New York Michigan New Jersey Ohio

Forest owners in Washington push for green certification

Private foresters in Oakville and surrounding areas band together to seek Forest Stewardship Council certification for sustainable timber. They aim to form a regional group, offering market help despite high upfront costs, with projected five year costs around 1000 dollars per owner and limited immediate demand from mills.

Oakville Wash John Henrikson Washington Forest Stewardship Council Germany Henrikson Western

Worrisome requests strain new marriage and child safety

A Massachusetts mother-in-law worries about her husband’s father proposing to take her 12 year old daughter Ginger on solitary trips to his home and hotels. She insists on supervision and meeting criteria before allowing contact. The column advises firm boundaries and cautions against manipulation in family relations.

Abby Ginger Grant Massachusetts California Washington

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