Hope For Normalcy At Prisons
Maryland prison officials expect a full return to normal routines at three state institutions this weekend. Superintendent James W Curran described the plan as not a concession to prisoners and said it aims to resolve unrest from parole benefits disputes. Normal work schedules were already in place at the Reformatory for Males near Hagerstown, where a brief lunch hour raid occurred Wednesday.
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James W. Curran
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Prison Work Stoppage Tied to Parole Benefit Protests
Prisoners at Jessup House of Correction and the Maryland State Penitentiary were confined to cells for the third day as inside workers protested extra parole benefits for outside public works inmates. Outside assignments continued with no incidents while officials prepared a capital spending plan seeking 10.73 million dollars for a new prison. Curran presented the program to budget officials and the State Planning Department.
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Jessup
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Baltimore
Board of Correction
Curran
State Planning Department
Inmates Considered for Transfer to New Prison Plan
One thousand inmates were selected for rehabilitation potential. Only those deemed suitable would be reassigned to the planned institution. Inmates would be classified for selection by officials of their original court assigned prison. Plans for a new prison had been announced but no site chosen pending funding indications.
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Curran
Frederick County Health Department praised for new program plan
Dr Edward Davens deputy director health department sent a congratulatory letter to County Health Officer Dr Forbes H Burgess on the new Health Department Program Plan released Wednesday. He called the plan a fine document and praised Burgess leadership.
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State Department of Health
Forbes H. Burgess
Health Department
Frederick County Health Department
Program on Health Department agenda for approval
The deputy health director noted the plan will be reviewed by the Review Committee of the State Health Department and is set for presentation to the State Board of Health for approval on August 19. Dr Davens spoke about the arrangements and praised the department’s efforts.
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State Health Department
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