Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 10, 1965, Page 7, Image 7

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Chairman L. W.’Mal-
would be- by former
vision requiring the board. to
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obtain a
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said,
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parole
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propos
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division, its member complaine
Mallett said unless the sec- an inmate,.&qu said the inmate against the principle of a cor-;
today.
tion regulating the parole board| should know when he comes be- rections division.
Committee Chairman Robert
Chairman John M. “Butl told ji
removed
from the bill, the} fore the board that it is inde-
He Sith R-Burns, said he would ap-
the House State and Federal Af- board should be abolished. He penden of the institution.
was|
fairs Committee the move
said it strippe the parole board| pointed out that the agency al-| point a subcommitte to stud
the thorn problem of transfer-
“of all its authority without tak- ready received
an attempt to force the release}
progress
of more
ring hard-core juvenile trouble-
priso inmates.
ing
any of its responsi- on each prisoner,
MacLaren
and
Butler said
Butler said the bill establis bilities
one
widely- maker from
lerest schools to adult. pris
division|
&qu board now em- publicize case onl
in which a man|
‘in the corrections
controversial
ons another
pro-
the parol board of ploy a director, a staff of in- parole against the
would strip
recommen-
filter
away the
that won’t take
taste and Ill eat
a
the
corrections
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force conditions of parole The and a psychiatrist, Butler said it serious trouble would force the!
sense” to| parol in self-defense to abide GONE TO DOG:
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