California Overcrowding Grows From Parole Violations
AP analysis shows California prisons hold many parole violators with short returns, driving up costs and crowding all 33 facilities. More than 82 percent of returned parolees serve under a year for nonviolent or minor violations. State officials defend revocations as public safety while lawmakers push reforms.
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San Francisco
California
Associated Press
Texas
The
Urban Institute
Justice Policy Center
United States
Mount
Ange Senate Select Committee On Corrections
Bill Sessa
Board of Prison Terms
Three Injured in Sunday Two-Car Collision Near Grandview
Police report a two car crash at 5 48 p m Sunday near Grandview Avenue and East 42nd Street. A 1985 Subaru westbound from H E B parking lot collided with a northbound 1998 Pontiac Grand Am. Three people were taken to Medical Center Hospital, two declined care, all five wore seatbelts, and the Subaru driver faced a yield right of way citation.
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Medical Center Hospital
Grandview Avenue
East 42Nd Street
Jamie Brown
Brown
Subaru
Tribeca Film Festival to screen 150 works in May return
Robert De Niro announces the third Tribeca Film Festival will present 150 works spanning topics from South African democracy to Brazilian prison misery. The event, co founded in lower Manhattan, aims to heal the city after terror attacks as downtown renews. The festival runs the first two weekends in May and drew 350000 spectators last year who spent 47 million in New York City.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Robert de Niro
de Niro
Silvercup Studios East
Queens
NBC Cuts Final Scene in Charlie's Angels Movie
Los Angeles NBC cut the final scene from its upcoming film about the making of the TV series Charlie's Angels after Farrah. The decision follows concerns over sensitivity and audience reception while preserving key figures involved in production.
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NBC
Los Angeles
Charlie's Angels
Farrah
Cable TV becomes local tool in Ector County races
In Odessa a cable advertising strategy targets voters in the Ector County area for district attorney races. Cable allows repeated local spots at low cost, with equal time rules complicating pricing. Incumbent John Smith has spent about $25,000 and rival Eric Augesen over $7,000 on TV ads while candidates warn voters to focus on local outcomes.
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Odessa
Ector County
Cable
Anderson
Cox
Frank Rosamond
Verlei
John Smith
R.C
Eric” Augesen
Aims offers college focus classes at high schools
Uranga, working with AIM High School and OC officials, leads a panel of hands on lessons to guide Hispanic students toward college. Dillard's staff teach makeup and skin care while students gain credits and practical skills.
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Uranga
AIM High
Dillard’s
Music City Mall
AIM
Terri Mireles
Estee Lauder
Clinique
Lancome
Amy Jasso
Genna Herrera
Cody Robinett
Robert Munoz
Claudette) Jones
Gertrude Bruce
South Odessa
Judge blocks Unabomber writings donation to university
Federal Judge Garland E. Burrell Jr. ruled that the government holds Kaczynski's papers on behalf of bombing victims and may keep them indefinitely, overturning a magistrate's order to return the manuscripts to raise funds for victims. The Unabomber, a Harvard and Michigan-educated mathematician, authored writings criticizing technology. He was captured in 1996 at his Montana shack after his letters resembled the manifesto.
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Sacramento
Calif
Theodore Kaczynski
Garland E. Burrell Jr
Kaczynski
Burrell
U.S
Gregory G. Hollows
Hollows
Equity
Pepeel
Secon 8
FBI
Harvard
University of Michigan
Lincoln
Mont
Shack
Saddam living like Martha the strange press mix
Reporters surrounded Martha Stewart after a New York verdict on four counts. Amid chaos, mentions of Saddam Hussein in jail and other political quips fill a satirical, disjointed report.
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Hollywood
Saddam Hussein
International Red Cross
Martha Stewart Living
Martha Stewart
New York
John Ashcroft
Odessa American contact and subscription rates notice
The Odessa American provides publisher and editor contacts along with office phone numbers and mail addresses. It lists subscription options including carrier and mail rates for various durations and days, with pricing for annual and holiday periods.
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