Japan Prison System Seen Through Fuchu Work Life
In Tokyo’s Fuchu Prison the 2,400 inmates work eight hours daily making toys and furniture while Armed guards are scarce. discipline relies on strict rules, group harmony, and a rigid day schedule. Officials say security is high though fences and guns are absent.
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Tokyo
Fuchu Prison
Japan
Fuchu
U.S
Justice Ministry
Kiyoshi Taru
Taru
Toyobumi Yoshinaga
Correction Bureau
United States
Democrats Play Negative Press Game In House Race
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee runs a release operation that targets GOP freshmen with salvos about travel and budget cuts. Errors in the releases prompt GOP outrage and retorts, while the DCCC plans more targeted campaigns across marginal districts to gain House seats.
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Paris
Clay Shaw
Fort Lauderdale
U.S. Treasury
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Tony Coelho
D-Calif
DCCC
Shaw
Coelho
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Senate
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House
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Stanford E. Parris
R-Va
Parris
Lynn M. Martin
R-Ill
Lynn Martin
Martin
Christopher J. Bowman
Rockford
New Jersey
Christopher H. Smith
Rep
Smith
General Motors
Pentagon
Virginia Smith
R-Neb
Dem
Newark Star-Ledger
Trentonian
Joe Schmo
Guy Vander Jagt
Trent Lott
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill Jr
Republican Committee
Republican House
Civil Society aims to curb incivility in U S and Canada
Thomas Danaher, founder of the Society for Advancing the Art of Civility, promotes courtesy in a world of rudeness. His group, the Civil Society, has 135 members and sends a yellow Good Newsgramme for acts of goodwill, but incivility remains widespread. Danaher, a 54 year old San Francisco area real estate salesman, notes rising disrespect from phone callers to motorists and hosts talk shows about his campaign.
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Canada
Danaher
San Francisco
Fringe winds of Hurricane Esther hit New York area
Twenty years ago fringe winds of Hurricane Esther moved into the metropolitan area of New York causing scattered damage and power outages as residents prepared for the storm.
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