Inmates propose million-dollar prison designed by inmates
Washington inmates push a plan for a $1 million, inmate designed prison called The Prison of Tomorrow. The proposal, backed by the Resident Governing Council, envisions a 100-person center near Seattle with an architect inmate and a Denmark Netherlands inspired system aimed at rehabilitating recidivists rather than ideal prisoners.
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Don Anthony White
Joby Lank
Dave Fulton
Harris
Vietnam War Defense Fight Faces Congress in 1972
Washington debates likely defense budget hikes as Nixon aims to wind down combat role by year’s end. Mansfield Amendment resurfacing in stalled antiwar push, while lawmakers weigh unemployment aims against rigorous weaponry spending and strategic edge concerns amid election year pressures.
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Laos
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Soviet Union
Crisics
Press to sit in one pay board session at Wallington
The Pay Board invited the press to observe a session for the first time to hear UTU and railroad representatives argue for a pending contract. It would raise 130,44 rail workers by 42 percent over 42 months with new work rules to boost efficiency. A board source noted the move may strain its 4.5 percent guideline.
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Wallington
UPD
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GTU
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Judge rules on topless dancing at Hide Away Lounge
Federal Judge Robert Denney ruled topless dancing at the Hide Away Lounge is not protected by the First Amendment and upheld the city’s revocation of the lounge’s liquor license. The decision rejected the request to temporarily reopen the club pending a district court appeal.
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UPL
Robert ¥. Denney
Denney
Frank C. Paladino
Walter Matejka
Douglas County District Court
Nenney
Matejka
U.S. Supreme Court
No-Fault Insurance Proposals Brought Before Nebraska Legislature
An Interurban insurance committee proposed LB1909 introducing no fault auto coverage requiring basic economic loss protection and offering supplementary no fault protection. A second bill LB94 would create a motor vehicle accident reparations act implementing no fault.
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UPT
Nebraska
Interuy
James Waltron
Callan
Waldron
Samuel Vat Pelt
Sister Paschala Elected State Health Board Chair
LINCOLN UP1 The State Board of Health unanimously elected M Paschala Noonan of McCook as chairwoman. She runs St Catherine's Hospital in McCook and has served as vice chair. Dr William Wiggins of Lined as vice chair was also chosen. The board declined to endorse a Legislature bill creating a Separate cancer council.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Food Processing Industry Report Released
The Nebraska State Department of Economic Development released a comprehensive study on the food processing sector. Research director Hon Mertens and analyst Jerry Bahr highlighted broad raw materials, strong agricultural potential, skilled labor, ample water, and central U.S. access as key assets, with the report distributed to chambers of commerce and agri-businesses.
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UPI
State Department of Economic Development
Nebraska
Hon Mertens
Jerry Bahr
Baht
Chambers of Cant:merce and Development
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