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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1966
Page
22
Butler County parole officer Dave Kalinich oversees about 120 ex convicts with Middletown housing for roughly half. He splits his time 45 percent on aiding parolees to reform and 55 percent on protecting the public by monitoring compliance with parole conditions.
The Middletown Journal outlines Ohio parole law as it applies to ex felons. A parolee may be eligible for release after serving part of the sentence and could gain final release after the parole period. If he violates terms or commits another felony, actions may include extending parole or returning to prison.
The article outlines standard parole terms including truthful reporting, lawful employment, support for dependents, and written consent for marriage or major purchases. It bans weapon or drug ownership, excessive drinking, voting rights, jury service, and public office. Kalinich notes probationary contact rules stress avoiding former criminals, while questioning social time and rap partner ties.
A 1960s Middletown feature notes 15 residents now use car phones, six from Ohio Bell and varied users including foremen, a apartment developer, a bank executive, and Armco Steel workers. Monthly fees start at 38.50 dollars for one channel with three minutes about 40 cents, plus installation.
Kalinich cites four factors in parole rehabilitation. The key elements are the parolee’s desire to succeed, good home planning, employment and finances, and the parole officer relationship. He stresses supervision, monthly contacts, and proactive support with local employers. A longtime parolee praises Kalinich as a great officer.
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