Mormon Prison Adoptive Families Reach Utah Inmates
At Point of the Mountain Utah 60 inmate families meet monthly with prisoners in a church backed program. The plan pairs inmates with adoptive Mormon families to aid rehabilitation. Only two of 140 released inmates have reoffended in five years, far below the national rate.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Reflects 599 Fatalities in 1972
AP report from Topeka shows 24 hour period to 9 am Thursday lists 1 death, November total 45, year to date 599. Compares to 1971 period 630 with one additional fatality not previously reported.
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TB Sanitarium May Be Closed
KANSAS CITY Kansas AP reports the Chanute tuberculosis sanitarium may be closed by the State Health Board as funds are redirected to modern treatment methods Dr Gerald Kerby of the University of Kansas Medical Center cited state officials He noted new drugs can halt infectious TB within three weeks of early treatment reducing the need for long term confinement except for a hard core of indigents alcoholics or those resistant to prior treatment.
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Chanute
State Health Board
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Northeast Kansas Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
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