Adopting Prisoners Best Rehabilitation in Utah Program
Larry a 47 year old killer greets visiting families at Utah State Prison as part of six monthly family to prisoner sessions. The Mormon led program places adopted families with inmates. since its start 140 released prisoners have few reoffenders, a figure far lower than the national rate. Families attend church services and parole hearings, offering support beyond release.
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Bill Grants Confidential Status to Student Records
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill 43 to 0 to make confidential information learned by school counselors nurses or psychologists in all schools including parochial and private ones, akin to a lawyer client relationship. The bill now goes to Governor Shapp.
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Prisoner argues sexless confinement cruel and unusual
In Philadelphia, Mackey FR. Choice, a burglar serving 10 to 20 years at Graterford, claims his confinement denies conjugal rights and corrupts morals. US District Judge John Morgan Davis allowed him to pursue the suit. In Kabul, a cultural exchange will bring 200 Afghan students to Hungary for 1973 and 1974.
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Parents Reunite After Bolivian Child Returns to New York
In a high tension airlift, Claudia Monica Lozano, a Bolivian national, is flown to New York aboard a Lufthansa jetliner escorted by Albany radio hobbyist David Marks to join her parents Miguel and Aurora Lozano who have lived in Albany as aliens with resident visas.
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Nixon Seeks Peace Work With Mexico Leaders
President Nixon told Mexico's Luis Echeverria he believes the world has a chance to build a lasting peace and asked to work with him and other leaders. Gov. Reagan delivered the letter in Mexico City as he arrived for three days of trade talks. Park Chung Hee declared South Korea will hold elections for 2,359 delegate seats on December 15 to select a new president.
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