PUSH urges probe into prisoner rights and job training
Chicago based PUSH led by Jesse Jackson calls for a presidential inquiry into U S prison human rights abuses and for job training programs to reduce recidivism. Jackson notes 400000 inmates with 70 to 80 percent Black and Brown and urges training in carpentry and education to ease release prospects. He aims to mobilize 100000 prisoners to write to President Carter.
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Rand Report on Alcohol Abstainers Sparks Debate
UPI New York The Rand Report suggesting some recovered alcoholics can safely drink moderate amounts drew mixed reactions from experts. A Boston area study by Hingson Scotch and Goldman found only a tiny minority relapsed after exposure to the report, with cautious notes on generalizability and potential risks.
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Magazines To Resume Publication In China
Four theoretical journals once sabotaged by the Gang of Four will resume publication. Edited by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, journals include Philosophical Studies Economic Research The Literary Review and The Chinese Language under the fang led by Mao Tse-tung’s widow and radical cohorts.
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