300 Convicts Work By Day Back To Cell At Night
Washington AP reports the work release program drives reform as 300 convicts work daily then return to custody. By year end about 40 have graduated and gained steady employment while three prisoners are already employed offsite. L J Gengler administers the program noting skilled and semiskilled roles and limited access for violent or organized crime offenders. The program aims to improve post release stability.
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U8 Bureau of Prisons
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Induspean Aber
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Maine
L. J. Gengler
Security Tightening At County Jail
Erie County jail security rules are set for discussion. A proposed change would end prisoners waiting in the lobby and require court papers to be brought to the prison for bond signing. The plan includes allowing venereal disease tests to occur inside the jail rather than at County Health Department offices.
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Aikus
Erie County
Harry Saace
Hanasek
Court House
Contested School Dress Rules Cited as Educational Issue
A discussion on skirts in class as a standing school rule for girls is challenged as not aligning with education. Harvey argues dress affects little scholastic achievement and notes the obsession with appearance. he cites social stigma and chance to prove oneself for ex convicts.
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Locrie
Harvey
World Day of Prayer observed by Corry churches
Corry area churches join the global World Day of Prayer observance at First Presbyterian Church at 8 15 pm on Friday. The event marks 80 years of the service in 125 countries and six continents. Local planning is led by Mrs Thomas Russell with pastors and women from Corry’s churches organizing the service themed You Are My Witnesses.
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Atien
Thomas Russell
First Presbyterian Church
United States
United Church Women
National Council of Churches’ Division of Christian Unity
Committee of Scotland
Russell
H. Kenyon Leishman
William Master
Allan Hasbrouck
Helen Bryden
Leishman
Elmer Oliner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Theodore Welms
Lutheran
Carl Laxman
Assembly of God
Anthony Litz
Episcopal
Kenneth Burr
Presbyterian
James Wills
Methodist
F. Lowe Edwards
Columbus Community Church
Donald Kent
Church of the Nazarene
Ivan Hunsberger
Evangelical United Brethren
Thomas Pugh
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