Gilligan to respond to Lucasville task force plan
Gov. John Gilligan says he will respond directly to recommendations from a citizen task force on Lucasville prison reforms. He announced revised policies at the new facility, restoring an inmate council, expanding inmate work, adding a permanent citizen advisory council, and increasing security training following a deadly July incident.
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Lucasville Reform Plan Aims to Restore Prison Programs
A citizens task force blamed prison administration and guards for Lucasville troubles. Recommendations include reinstating an inmate council, expanding work programs, adding chaplains, raising professional salaries, and appointing a single representation for employees. Gilligan says four shops will run at 80 percent capacity by month’s end.
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Lucasville
Nard Friedman
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Department of Correction and Rehabilitation
Arab gunmen seize hostages at Paris embassy
Three Arab gunmen claiming to be from a Palestinian splinter group seized at least five hostages at the Saudi embassy in Paris and demanded a plane to haul them and prisoners to an unnamed Arab capital. They sought the release of a high ranking Palestinian figure held in Jordan or Kuwait. Hostages include the cultural attaché, an embassy accountant, and a translator. Negotiations continue with the Kuwaiti ambassador as intermediary.
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Jordan
Jean Bucheton
Kuwait
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Bucheton
al Sharif Jaffa
Sheikh Mohammed Ali Reza
Weather Outlook for Middletown Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather in Middletown calls for showers or thunderstorms tonight with lows mid 60s and tomorrow highs in the 80s. Yesterday reached 95 with a 70 overnight low.
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Middletown
Gary Alioto Starts School Despite Reluctance
A Miami six year old, Gary Alioto, was reluctant to begin school but, with adult encouragement, entered a classroom for the first time. The scene captures a common child’s first day moment.
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Gary Alioto
Miami, Fla
Gary
Ehrlichman Indicted in Break-In Probe Names Revealed
Former White House domestic affairs adviser John Ehrlichman has been secretly indicted for involvement in the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in. The indictment includes perjury along with related charges, with co-defendants Egil Krogh Jr David Young and G Gordon Liddy cited.
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Los Angeles
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Daniel Ellsberg
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Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
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Watergate
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Kolts
James Doyle
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Liddy
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Joseph Busch
IRS says 7 of 3 audits had incorrect reports
The IRS reports 74 percent of 1.8 million audited returns for year ending June 30 1973 overstated or understated tax due. Most affected were corporations as the agency seeks $5.1 billion in additional taxes. Audits covered years 1969 1970 and 1971 with 1972 audits ongoing.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Sudan declares two week state of emergency amid coup plot claims
The Sudanese government announces a two week state of emergency as opponents it says include the Communists and the Muslim Brotherhood plot to overthrow President Jaafar Numairi. It cites a unified stance by Umma and Tadhamun parties amid a military coup backdrop.
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Cairo
Jaafar el Numairi
Ment
Umma Ad Tttahad
Seesanaet
Miss America Meeuwsen Ailing but Plans Parade Return
Reigning Miss America Terry Meeuwsen has pneumonia and cannot join the Atlantic City parade but hopes to attend the Miss America Pageant itself. Doctors barred her from the parade while she recovers. she aims to stay on schedule for the pageant events.
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Terry Meeuwsen
Atlantic City
N.J
Iself
President’s Tapes Appeal Shifts Watergate Proceedings
Both White House and special prosecutor Archibald Cox announce appeals after a court order to release presidential Watergate tapes. Nixon aides seek to block disclosure while Cox seeks clarification of what evidence may reach the grand jury. Oral arguments set for Sept 11. Senate Watergate committee gears up for resumed closed hearings Sept 17.
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Archibald Cox
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Circuit Court of Appeal
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