Program Requiring Restitution Helps 87 Offenders
In Minneapolis the Restitution Center enables 87 burglars and offenders to repay victims. Since its start three years ago they have paid $15,000, with funds from federal and state grants. The program features staged steps, curfews, counseling, and eventual parole, though about 40 percent return to prison for new crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Minnesota
Department of Corrections
Bob Mowatt
Mowatt
Convicts Run Nursery School in Washington Rehabilitation Project
In Purdy near Tacoma a federal grant funds a one year preschool run by convicts at the Women's Treatment Center. Two inmates supervise a class of 12 preschoolers under a teacher's guidance as part of a prisoner rehabilitation effort that could expand with success. The program aims to help mothers regain self worth and child custody prospects while four inmates have completed six months of training. Laurie Kennedy notes Otto Kerner has asked President Ford for a pardon in a separate DOJ report.
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PURDY
Wash
Raymond Cantwell
Raymond
Women’s Treatment Center
Tacoma
Cantwell
Bobbie Chapman
Chapman
Laurie Kennedy
Viterbo Student To Speak On Cancer
Kathleen Glover of Sparta will discuss the hopeful side of cancer at Black River Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The nursing student from Viterbo College La Crosse will speak at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital conference room. The Pink Ladies meet at 7 p.m. and the event is open to the public.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Kathleen Glover
Sparta
Black River Memorial Hospital
Miss Glover
Viterbo College
la Crosse
Miss Hope
Wisconsin
Enrollment Tops UM's Prediction
The University of Minnesota reports fall enrollment rose 6.3 percent to 55,114 students, exceeding predictions. Increases occurred on all campuses, with Twin Cities at 45,265 students up 5.3 percent and Duluth at 6,210 up 11.3 percent, plus gains at Morris Crookston and other programs.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
State University System
C. Peter Magrath
Twin Cities
Duluth
Morris
Crookston
Waseca
Mayo Graduate Medical Fellows
Local Nurse Named to Health Policy Council Subcommittee
Diane J. Lindesmith a pediatric nurse associate in the Pediatrics Department at Gundersen Clinic has been appointed to the Primary Care Subcommittee of the Health Personnel Committee. She trained at Methodist Kahler School of Nursing Rochester Minnesota 1967 and Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix 1972. In 1974 she was among 25 nurses nationwide honored by the American Nurses Association for excellence in pediatric nurse associate ambulatory care. She and her husband Dr Larry A Lindesmith reside at Route 1 Woodhaven Drive.
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Diane J. Lindesmith
Gundersen Clinic, Ltd
Governor's Health Policy Council
Clean Air Act No Threat: Minnesota official counters chamber
Ed Wilk of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency said the Austin Chamber of Commerce overstates risk that federal Clean Air Act halts growth. He noted rules for Minnesota not yet adopted and to be set after public hearings, at least a year away, with states able to designate stricter areas.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Ed Wilk
PCA
Chamber
Wilk
Minnesota
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St. Paul
St. Cloud Reformatory
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Minneapolis
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Coca-Cola Co
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Cooker
Otto Kerner
Ford
U.S. Justice Department
Viterbo
Edie
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