Missouri prisons offer computer programming to inmates
Missouri’s Department of Corrections runs a five year old program at the state penitentiary in Jefferson City teaching computer programming to inmates who meet education criteria. Inmates released after training report strong pay prospects, with examples earning up to $19,000 annually in the industry.
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New York City
Hageman
Missouri State Penitentiary
Wayne Woosely
George Frangel
Frank Reiss
John Lester
Myron Matthews
Howard Carney
Bennie Hill
Robert Julius
Kenyon appoints new president amid student protest
William G. Caples, soon to become Kenyon College's 15th president, faced a fiery welcome as about 200 students burned his effigy and delivered grievances. They demanded black studies, women’s dorm access, and limits on presidential veto power. A committee will meet Caples to schedule an all college assembly. Caples, a 1930 Kenyon graduate, formerly served as Inland Steel Co. vice president.
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William G. Caples
Kenyon College
Caples
Inland Steel Co. of
Chicago
Kenyon
Avon Lake High Honor and Merit Rolls Listed
Avon Lake High School released the fourth six week lists of students on the Honor Roll and Merit Roll. Honor Roll recipients include seniors Richard Arnold and John Betz among others. juniors Jim Breszin Sky and Catherine Clayton. sophomores Jan Bergen and Tim Bates. Merit Roll names feature seniors like Alden Allegier and Alden Anderson plus numerous juniors and sophomores across classes.
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Avon Lake High
Avon Lake
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Bond says Negro worse off today on education and jobs
Julian Bond told Denison University students that slavery by society has replaced slavery by law. He argued American black people are worse off now than 20 years ago with rising unemployment and shrinking educational opportunities while noting Harlem as the largest Negro community in the country.
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Denison University
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