Free Data Process Course Offered by State Prison
Walpole Massachusetts AP reports Walpole State Prison will provide free data processing to public or nonprofit institutions that want programming done at no cost. Seven inmates aged 20 to 45, serving 5 to 20 years, have learned programming and now handle high level tasks for the state Department of Education, delivering an estimated 22000 dollars worth of work.
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Walpole State Prison
Gerald O’loughlin
State Department of Corrections
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James F. Baker
Cotton Shortage Drops U.S. Exports Sharply in 1967
Washington reports a 21 percent fall in U.S. cotton exports as domestic short supplies and fierce foreign competition shrink the market. World production rises to 52.1 million bales while U.S. output may dip below 11 million, threatening next year’s export potential. Major gains by Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Iran widen free world shipments. Soviet export declines could ease Western European demand. Red China is expected to boost imports as its crop remains small.
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Did You Know Polar Bears Roam Across Borders
Polar bears often cross national boundaries making protection difficult as they roam between Arctic regions and country lines, complicating enforcement and conservation efforts.
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