Prison reform panel urges end of private contracts
A report from the Prison Inquiry Commission calls for the state to abandon private prison work contracts as harmful. It recommends outdoor labor for at least 400 inmates, expanded farm work, and pay raises for staff, plus a continuous bath program to aid rehabilitative treatment.
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Tractors, Mexican Policy Spur Farm Trade and Exports
The article notes Mexico's exemption of farming implements from import duties boosting U S and Mexican agricultural exchange. It mentions farm equipment imports and a farm near Prime Hook Neck Delaware where muskrats yield income. It also asks readers to notify in advance about agricultural needs for April and May.
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