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Independent in Long Beach, California

22 Dec 1971

Page 15

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Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1971

Page

15

Soledad Brothers case opens as prosecutors seek slayer links

In San Francisco the prosecutor opened the murder trial of Fleeta Drumgo and John Clutchette for the Soledad prison guard death. He said convicts would testify the trio beat guard John Mills after Mills was restrained, with Jackson and Drumgo accused of additional blows and discarding his body.

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San Francisco Ini Soledad Brothers Meeta Drumgo John Clutchette Gard John Mills Soledad George Jackson San Quentin Prison Parolle Curtis John Mills Jackson Fleeta Drumgo Coutchetle Mills
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Prisons Folsom and San Quentin Urged to Be Closed

Oakland criminologist Robert Keidgard urges tearing down Folsom and San Quentin in favor of smaller newer facilities. He cites a 650 page report funded by a $280000 federal grant. Deputy director Laurence Stutsman backs finding smaller sites before shutdown. The board will decide portions of the report by January and send the final document to Gov Reagan.

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Folsom California State Board of Corrections San Quentin Robert Keidgard Oakland Keidgard Keldgard Marin County Sacramento Laurence Stutsman Depart Ment of Corrections Hall Gov Reagan
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Convicts to get staff adviser at disciplinary hearings

California prison inmates facing major disciplinary charges will have a staff adviser to help prepare their case. The advisory role, tied to new rules starting February, applies to 12 facilities housing about 20,000 inmates. The adviser may address the panel to explain mitigating factors.

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Sacramento California Department of Corrections
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