Butner Prison: Warden Claims No True Prisons Yet
Ingram, warden of the federal Butner facility in North Carolina, says there is no such thing as a perfect prison though he would choose Butner if compelled to work somewhere. The piece outlines the Morris model, unit living, staff turnover, limited programs, delays, and security concerns as the experiment seeks a new generation of corrections amid mixed outcomes and skepticism from officials and an inmate.
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Nudist Haven Sunshine Park Draws Many At Sunshine Park
MAYS LANDING NJ Lola a 55 year old grandmother visits Sunshine Park with her grandson and sheds clothes at the gate. Architect Joe owns a $100000 home in Philadelphia and enjoys weekends nude in a pup tent. Kenny and wife Anne travel agents frequent the park while Intans fly from Liverpool each year for three week nudist holidays. Mariny, once an executive, now assistant manager at the camp that helped launch the national nudist movement 46 years ago. Dr Huey Boone founded the park on 4 acres. the American Sun bathing Association grew from it. The park now spans 150 acres about 125 miles south of NYC and is a million dollar property with 27,000 members. Camp fees run 14 a day, 900 for the season cabin. Memorial Day to Labor Day is the typical season. Dr Oliver York bought it in 1965 for 120000 and has poured over 100000 in improvements. The site features pine woods, river boundaries, cabins, tents, trailers, and a beach deck with pools and saunas. First timers come out of curiosity and are free to sample facilities. Most stay nude after visiting, as the park promotes natural bodies without sexual connotations. Up to 750 families may visit on a warm weekend, with a third overnight in cabins. Boaters occasionally ogle sunbathers, though such views have diminished.
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The Spaghetti Carbonara Name Origin Debate
A Times News Service piece recounts disputed origins of spaghetti carbonara with Italian lore and reader letters. It contrasts a Garibaldi era tale with a coal-miners myth and includes a home recipe and other readers’ culinary notes from New York readers.
UAW Leadership Race Nears Balloting in West Virginia
On the eve of the UMWA presidential vote, Arnold Miller Harry Patrick and Lee Roy Patterson campaigned near home locations in Virginia Kentucky and West Virginia. Ballots face distribution issues with locals still awaiting ballots though union officials dispute the scope of delays.
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