Rockville Center reports 50 percent drop in juvenile recidivism
Rockville Training Center director Michael Broglin touts a study of 21 paroled youths from Indiana State University designed ADAPT program led by Dr. Thomas Ollendick and Ken Lynch showing a better than 50 percent cut in recidivism. Only 22 percent had police problems after five months, vs national 40 to 60 percent.
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Rockville
Ind
Michael Broglin
Indiana State University
Broglin
Thomas Ollendick
ISU
Ken Lynch
Ollendick
Prin
World Series Atmosphere The Mood in Cincinnati
Weather and local outlook with river stage at .8 ft and around 0.12 inches expected. A regional preview notes showers possible tonight and Saturday with highs in the 80s and lingering chances of storms into the weekend. Local column mentions Newport and the RDX contract and a Jim Bishop report on schooling.
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Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Newport
RDX
Jim Bishop
Locust Grove Hunt For Slayings Suspect Hart Leads 650-Strong Manhunt
A 650 man posse with 40 tracking dogs searched rugged northeast hill country for escaped convict and rapist Gene Leroy Hart charged in the sex slayings of three girl scouts Lori Farmer 8 Doris Milner 10 and Michelle Guse 9 near Locust Grove Oklahoma. Police fear Hart fled from a cave after a sighting Thursday while the search shifted from evidence to capturing a killer amid rough terrain and a five square mile cordon.
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Locust Grove
Okla
UPS
Highway Patrol
Don Mentzer
Teers
Gene Leroy Hart
Lori Lee Farmer
Doris Denise Milner
Tulsa
Michelle Guse
Broken Arrow
Hart
Cancer Unit to Test Controversial Laetrile
The National Cancer Institute will test Laetrile on terminal cancer patients after public pressure. Dr. Guy R. Newell said the experiments do not change the view that Laetrile is not effective, and the study will involve several hundred patients over about a year.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Guy R. Newell
The
Cancer Institute
Newell
House
Food and Drug Administration
Saul Shepartz
Judge McQuillan Tightens Cash Bond Policy
Vigo Circuit Court Judge Hugh D. McQuillan adopts a tougher 100 percent cash bond standard, ending 10 percent bonds for repeat offenders to curb failures to appear and avoid bail loopholes. He cites two recent cases, a juvenile and an out of state inmate, as catalysts and says cases will be considered individually while repeat offenders face higher bonds.
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Carolyn Toops
Tribune
Vigo
Hugh D. McQuillan
Indiana Supreme
Supreme Court of the United States
McQuillan
Farewell to Schulte High School Feature
The Tribune-Star to publish a special on Schulte High School, the area's only Catholic high school, slated to close this fall with a photographic essay on its history. The paper also offers a Newport community report with residents' views on a multi million dollar ammunitions plant, exclusive to The Tribune.
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Schulte
Tribune-Star
Schulte High School
Newport
Tribune
Vermillion County
Ribune
Prison chief seeks federal inmates for small Fort Mill jail
Fort Mill Police Chief Floyd Foss says his 22 month old jail with 19 bed space holds an average of one inmate daily. He seeks a Bureau of Prisons contract to house federal prisoners and notes current inmates eat only sandwiches thrice daily, suggesting TV dinners as a cheaper alternative.
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Fort Mill
S.C
Floyd Foss
Foss
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Drollinger Moves to Dismiss Charges in Valetine Murder Case
Hartford City prosecutors and defense clash over funding for depositions and a private investigator in Roger C. Drollinger’s case. Motion filed by Nile Stanton prompts Parke County officials to consider state expense options as Judge Dowd weighs next steps.
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Jack Hughes Tribune
Blackford County
Hollandsburg
Roger C. Drollinger
Hartford City
Indianapolis
Nile Stanton
Drollinger
Parke County
John Dowd
Stanton
Dowd
Earl Dowd
Seventeen-year-old sworn in as Hoosier Girls' State governor
Krista Mann, a 17 year old from Elberfeld, is sworn in as Governor of the 36th Hoosier Girls State at Indiana State University. The ceremony featured Judge Hugh D. McQuillan administering the oath with remarks on government and service. The roster included lieutenant governor Marsha Mishler and other Federalist and Nationalist officers. Governor Mann plans to focus on the economy and believes she can accomplish much with the support of delegates and legislative groups. The eight day event ends with Girls Nation selections for two delegates to Washington, D.C.
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Kaye Hoose
Elberfeld
Indiana State University
Krista Mann
Hugh D. McQuillan
HGS
Marsha Mishler
Anderson
Anderson High School
McQuillan
Nationalist Party
Lisa Dye
Kokomo
Dena Smith
Indianapolis
Beth Petracee
Marion
Tabby Sparkes
Mann
Tilson Music Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana
Terre Haute
American Legion
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Michigan
Three Oaks
Ken Nowicki
South Bend
Michigan City
Ruth E. Bolen
Chesterton
Janet O. Manley
Rockville Training Center
American Journal of Correction
Grand Jurry
Pete Weaver
Volun
Lonesome Prison
Krista
Beth Crum
Catherine Lamperski
Starla Stricker
National Organization of the American Legion Auxiliary
Washington, D.C
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