Prisoner Rehabilitation Programs Gain In Country
Prison officials expand modern methods to rehabilitate offenders across the United States. Programs include work release and halfway houses, conservation camps, in-prison education, and post release job placement. Criminologists warn these efforts reach only a small portion of inmates but aim to reduce repeat offenses and ease societal reintegration.
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Asheboro Woman Named NCBL Voting Member for Randolph
Elizabeth C. Underwood of Asheboro has been named the new voting member for Randolph County in North Carolinians for Better Libraries Inc. She succeeds Carol Fleming of Randleman. NCBL president David Stick says she will liaise between Randolph County library supporters and Raleigh headquarters as the statewide group pursues better public libraries. Underwood, a Duke graduate and Asheboro Library Association participant, is a Kinston native and wife of W A Underwood Jr.
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