Iowa parolee names may be public again under board proposal
Iowa Board of Corrections seeks to restore public access to inmates names, ages, offenses, locations, and related details released during parole. The plan limits disclosures to prevent personal data while adding disciplinary reporting when new charges arise, and narrows potential lawsuits to state employees only.
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Board backs work release for inmate parents
The Iowa Board of Corrections endorsed a home work release policy for inmate parents proposed by Corrections Director Hal Farrier. Eligible inmates would care for their children at home while on work release, with parenting courses and supervision. About 14 women a year and some men could qualify, excluding life prisoners and those tied to child abuse crimes.
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Denison lawyer named to Iowa Parole Board
Thomas R. Eller, 41, of Denison, appointed by Gov. Branstad to the Iowa Board of Parole to replace Richard Nazette. Eller's term runs to April 30, 1986, with a salary of $14,900 yearly. He previously served Crawford County attorney 1971 78 and is a 1967 University of Iowa Law graduate.
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Signs sought for perilous crossing in Eldridge Iowa
Eldridge officials urge four way stop signs at the old U S 61 and East LeClaire Road intersection after six people were killed or injured in six months. Police say the angle of the approaching highway deceives drivers and slows concern for speed. Mayor Pancratz notes 15 years of effort.
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Johnson County adults sought for Big Brothers program
The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County seeks adult volunteers to mentor children from single parent families. Volunteers labeled big brothers or big sisters meet weekly, with an orientation at 7 p.m. Monday in the Johnson County Extension Office at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Contact coordinator Margaret Passers at 337-2145 for details.
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