Ex-Convict Makes an Understanding Parole Officer
Ex convict Larry Brooks 30 hired by Washington State Office of Probation and Parole in 1968 serves on parole after five years of a 15 year burglary sentence. He is one of two ex convicts now probation officers. The chief Ellis Stout says the program has worked well in its three years with 38 through the program and 19 remaining. Most who left took higher paying jobs. The program began under an Office of Economic Opportunity initiative.
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Washington State Office of Probation and Parole
Ellis Stout
Assis
Office of Economic Opportunity
Providence
R.I
Richard W. Carson
Johnny Carson
Carson
Gary M. Golden
Levittown
N.Y
Anthony A. Gianni
Navy
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Stout
Brooks
Water Vapor Detected on Moon Raises Colony Hopes
Rice University scientist Dr. John W. Freeman reported detecting water vapor in the moon’s near vacuum from SIDE instruments left by Apollo 12 and Apollo 14. Readings followed small quakes and may indicate subterranean water that could feed geysers and future lunar energy and water supplies.
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Houston, Tex
Rice University
Moon
John W. Freeman
Lunar
Space Agency
Paul Gast
Planetary and Earth Sciences
Manned Spacecraft Center
Freeman
Clothing Price Hike Likely From Asian Textile Restraints
AP reports analysts expect a 10 to 15 percent rise in clothing prices due to Asian textile restraint agreements while officials forecast job savings and flat overall textile costs. Retailers and foreign producers foresee higher apparel prices, though domestic industry leaders deny any rise.
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Washington
Japan
White House
Peter Peterson
Peterson
Retailers Association
Robert Jackson
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Aged Cars Recall Era Of Crank Auction At Venice
Seventy vintage automobiles dating from 1903 were offered at a Los Angeles auction to settle the estate of Arthur Fred Austria. The cars include Stutz Locomobile Chalmers Stearns Knight Hudson Pierce Arrow and Essex recalling hand crank days and wood bodies. W Everett Miller, cofounder of the Horseless Carriage Club, led a tour from Austria’s hangar to Parke-Bernet and back.
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Vimage
Stutz
Locomobile
Chalmers
Stearns-Knight
Hudson
Pierce
Arrow
Essex
Arthur Fred Austria
Austria
W. Everett Miller
Miller
Venice
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Cadillac
Ralph DePalma
The
Horseless Carriage Club
Gazette
Ford hikes Pinto and Thunderbird prices outside the Midwest
Ford Motor Co raises the sticker price for Pinto models sold outside the Midwest by 24 dollars to 1 943 reflecting higher engine and transmission surcharges from European operations. Thunderbirds rise 91 to 5 366 and Marquis Brougham models up 65 with prices now from 4 539 to 5 098 as optional equipment becomes standard on 1972 models.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Midwest
Ford
Area entries place in livestock show results
Four area entries placed in the market barrow division of the 39th Annual National Junior Livestock Show at Wichita earlier this month. Brian Guenther Benedict finished 20th in the Duroc lightweight barrow class while Ron Smith Walnut took 15th 23rd and 30th in the Hampshire heavyweight barrow class.
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Ron Smith
Walnut
Hampshire
Barrow
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