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• The California inmate population is over 150,000 in 33 prisons: 93% males and 7% females. ...
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• Yet Ashenfarb and his lawyer maintained that the modest settlement has no bearing on his pending lawsuit against the California Department of Corrections in Marin County Superior Court, which he filed in 2000. ...
• "State law here says that in order to get any kind of workers' compensation you have to prove you've been disabled -- which is not a good way of dealing with anti-Semitism," said Ashenfarb's lawyer, Stanley Hilton. ...
• Ashenfarb, in fact, is not disabled and transferred in recent months from San Quentin to California State Prison Sacramento, better known as New Folsom. ...
• "My intention is to make them change their way of thinking," said Ashenfarb, who lives in Sacramento with his wife and son. ...

• State Corrections Chief Dismisses Folsom Prison Warden.
• Amid allegations that she mishandled a prison riot, Diana Butler was removed from her position as warden of Folsom State Prison on Thursday.
• No official reason was given for Butler's ouster, but a confidential memo obtained by The Sacramento Bee indicates Butler failed to fully investigate a riot involving a April 2002 prison riot that left 24 inamtes and a correctional officer injured.
• Butler's removal was state Department of Corrections Director Edward S. ...
• The report detailed the results of an investigation into the riot and its aftermath conducted by the Office of the Inspector General, the state agency that monitors prisons. ...

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• Corrections head promises changes The new chief of the nation's largest prison system says it will take years and wholesale ethics retraining to end a corrosive "code of silence" that she has experienced within the California Department of Corrections.
• Justices pass on gay marriage issue ANALYSIS The California Supreme Court's decision Thursday to block gay marriages, while an immediate blow to gay and lesbians wanting to wed, had nothing to do with the legality of same-sex nuptials.
• Mojave sand hosts robot warriors TerraHawk, a driverless robotic vehicle that doesn't look anything like its namesake, had barely lumbered out of the starting chute at the California Speedway when it suddenly jerked to a stop and began rocking from side to side.
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• DMV to hire hundreds of new workers While the state and local governments are reducing their budgets and laying off workers, the Department of Motor Vehicle plans to hire about 400 employees to better serve the hordes of people standing in line at offices throughout the state.
• Pest-control measures attack sharpshooter Aggressive inspections and new pest-control measures are helping growers slow the spread of the voracious glassy-winged sharpshooter, the agricultural scourge that threatens California's $14 billion wine industry.
• Agency says South Bay wells are okay Hundreds of private drinking water wells contaminated by the chemical perchlorate throughout a wide area of southern Santa Clara County do not pose a health risk after all, a state agency has determined.
• Firm says it won't lobby state leaders A consulting firm led by one of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's closest political advisers announced Thursday that it is abandoning its contentious plans to lobby state leaders.
• ( By Dion Nissenbaum, TIMES SACRAMENTO BUREAU WRITER, 03/12/2004 03:01 AM PST).
• Bill targets teen drivers' phone use Saying young drivers need to keep their focus on the road, a Southern California legislator is proposing to ban cell phone use by drivers younger than 18.

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• The sounds of iron bars slamming shut not the ocean crashing on the beach is what 24 San Diego State University students experienced during Spring Break.
• The students toured eight of the 33 minimum and maximum prisons in California April 6 through April 10. ...
• The itinerary included the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo, Correctional Training Facility in Soledad, Salinas Valley State Prison, San Quentin, Federal Correctional in Dublin, California State Prison in Sacramento, Folsom State Prison and Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla.
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• In the past, he said, they've seen Charles Manson, Betty Broderick and Craig Prior, the former California Highway Patrol officer convicted of killing a San Diego woman during a traffic stop.

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• The following article, along with Anatomy of a Riot, was written by a prison visitor who was affected by the September, 27, 1996, riot at "New Folsom" (California State Prison, Sacramento), an event that left one prisoner dead and at least thirteen injured. ...
• Many bodies fell to the ground, unarmed men shot by guards inside B facility, New Folsom state prison. ...
• The sound of ambulances filled the air around the quiet streets of Natoma Avenue, just outside Folsom State prison. ...
• Twenty minutes away from Sacramento we find Folsom State Prison, an old building of stone, surrounded by magnificent land, green all around, a perfect weather around the whole year, small signs along the path trying to put balance into the minds of visitors: reflect, meditate, this is Folsom State Prison.
• Inside Folsom State Prison, New Folsom, there are always rumors. ... Many men are being transferred to different prisons, Pelican Bay State Prison, Soledad, Salinas and many others. ...
• Silently, moving very gently, like a big serpent, trying not to be noticed the authorities of New Folsom State Prison, are working hard trying to solve the damage that was provoked by their inefficacy, their constant racism, their hate and their constant ways of punishing people. ...

• A small union of California prison guards wields enormous political power .
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• The flyers implied that if the inmates at the county's Corcoran State Prison could vote, they would reelect Strickland. The full-color attack piece, circulated days before the election, was sponsored by the 29,000-member California .
• Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA), the state's prison guard union.
• The nearly 17,600 inmates at Corcoran's two facilities and nearby Avenal State Prison can't vote, but the 4,173 prison employees do. ...
• In 1995 he had prosecuted officers involved in the so-called Calipatria bus incident, in which some 30 guards greeted 36 inmates by allegedly choking, punching, and beating the shackled men when they got off the bus from Calipatria State Prison. Strickland was also assisting state and federal investigators looking into charges that officers had set up a prisoner for rape by an inmate known as the Booty Bandit. That case was frustrated, Strickland told a state Senate hearing on Corcoran in July 1998, because "of all the correctional officers refusing to talk. ...
• Indeed, California's prison guard union is a strange political animal. Founded in 1957, it has grown from an old boy's club to the state's largest campaign contributor in 2001-beating out the California .
• According to a March 2002 analysis by California Common Cause, the union is the largest financial backer of Gov. Gray Davis, the biggest contributor to state Senate speaker John Burton (D-San Francisco) in the 1999-2000 election cycle, and the largest contributor to 23 other state lawmakers. ...
• The union bankrolls a crime victims' group in Sacramento, and it has joined forces with three of the state's largest Indian gaming tribes to create the Native Americans & Peace Officers Independent Expenditure Committee, located at CCPOA's union headquarters in West Sacramento.
• The CCPOA enjoys a unique advantage in local elections: Because many of the state's 33 prisons are located in rural counties, union money and organization has an impact far greater than its membership would indicate. ... Some $15,000 went to the DA of Lassen County-home to High Desert State Prison-and $40,000 went to fend off the June 2001 proposed recall of the DA in Marin County, where San Quentin is located. ...

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• State Whitewashed Fatal Brutality and Mismanagement at Corcoran .
• —For seven years, the state of California turned a blind eye to the deadliest prison in America, where 50 inmates were wounded or shot dead by guards.
• Dan Lungren, finally examined Corcoran State Prison last year. ...
• Guard towers along the perimeter of Corcoran State Prison.
• The union even told us how many interviews we could do, and our bosses in Sacramento backed them. ...
•       Top state officials deny any cover-up, each one pointing the finger at another, although aides to both Wilson and Lungren now concede that their administrations didn't do nearly enough to watch over the nation's most violent prison. ...
•       Tucked away in the middle of California's cotton fields, this prison is where 43 inmates were wounded and seven were killed by officers firing assault rifles from 1989 to 1995. While local and state watchdogs looked the other way, rival gang members were pitted against each other in human cockfights watched over by guards—and then shot if they didn't stop fighting.
•       But the governor's point man on the 1997 probe ordered corrections investigators to steer clear of the shootings and the policies sent down from Sacramento that led to the violence, according to agents. ...
• George Galaza, warden of Corcoran State Prison.
•       But federal authorities say their probe was focused on only one shooting death and that there was a broad range of alleged misconduct at Corcoran—enough to keep both state agents and the FBI busy.
•       The Times has since obtained 10,000 pages of internal corrections reports and has interviewed dozens of guards, state investigators and others whose insider accounts provide new and disturbing details of Corcoran's violent breakdown and cover-ups. A three-month Times investigation shows a pattern of neglect at every level of the local and state bureaucracy responsible for overseeing this prison carved out of an old lake bottom in the San Joaquin Valley.
•       From the day Corcoran opened in 1988, the escalating violence failed to set off any alarms—not at the local district attorney's office, not at the state Department of Corrections, not at the attorney general's office or at the governor's office.
•       The twin state probes ended last year without criminal charges being filed against a single officer. ...
•       In the end, state officials found only isolated incidents of staff misconduct at Corcoran, even though a federal grand jury in February charged eight officers with setting up fights for "amusement and blood sport. ...

• California State Races .
• Gray Davis, the incumbent Democrat, has let down his constituents, the voters who elected him, and the state of California. ... After taking huge sums from the electric utility industry, he oversaw a disastrous deregulation plan and a bailout that is costing state ratepayers and taxpayers billions. ...
• He has given state contracts to big contributors (such as Oracle) literally days after receiving their checks. ...
• He has balanced the state's budget on the backs of the poor. ...
• We endorsed Davis four years ago, fearing that Dan Lundgren – the former state attorney general whose politics were so far to the right that even many Republicans were afraid of him – could win a close election. ... (Ironically, it's entirely because of Davis that the voters face this choice: Davis, in an unprecedented move that marks a new political low for California, spent millions of dollars on attack ads to keep the more moderate Richard Riordan, the former mayor of Los Angeles, from winning the Republican primary). ...
• His critique of Davis goes beyond the obvious: Davis, he says, is not only corrupt but also incompetent – he bungled the state's long-term energy contracts by failing to hedge the costs, something Camejo says any decent finance professional would have done automatically.
• He vows to end the bailouts, to push for public power across the state, and to work to put California in the forefront of alternative energy development. He's calling for universal health care, for more money for education, for an end to Three Strikes sentencing laws and state laws restricting local rent control, and for government loans to help low- and moderate-income people buy houses. ...
• He's also using his campaign as a pulpit to push for instant-runoff voting in all state elections. ... If it had been in place in Florida in 2000, IRV would most likely have handed that state – and the presidency – to Al Gore. ...
• It's a message that Davis's behavior isn't acceptable, that the pay-to-play money game in Sacramento has to end. ...
• Bustamente likes to promote his "One California" campaign aimed at immigrant rights and racial tolerance, but he hasn't lifted a finger to oppose Gov. ...
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• Kevin Shelley, the Democratic state assembly member from San Francisco, narrowly defeated Michela Alioto, our first choice for the job, in the March primary. ... Shelly supports same-day voter registration, and he might actually take some action to increase voter registration and participation in the state. ...

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• Planning California's Transit Funds (4/29) California's budget challenges may spur possible revisions to state laws that would facilitate local and regional infrastructure investment. ...
• California Tax Policy. (3/19) Everyone Has a Formula for Reform, and California's budget crisis opens door to rethinking revenue collection. ...
• Latest Blow to California. (3/19) Newly revised economic data vividly illustrate the difficulty of the choices confronting California legislators as they try to close the state's $35-billion budget deficit. ...
• (2/18) Listen Reason Vice President Adrian Moore debate a plan to "improve" Internet taxes in California and explain why we should not feed the state government's spending addiction with taxpayer money. ...
• Crippling California School Districts. (1/15) California's school districts are faced with a $5. 2 billion funding cut as their portion of California's $35 billion budget shortfall. ...
• (1/14) California Gov. ...
• (1/9) This week, as the California Governor submits his budget proposal to the legislature, the state government is showing every single sign of having an addiction to spending. ...
• State Fiscal Calamity and Competitive Sourcing. ...
• California's Fiscal Irresponsibility. (9/24) Between 1998 and 2001, state government expenditures increased by more than 35 percent. The state's budget deficit is now larger than the entire budgets of most states. ...

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• It was the summer of 2001, and with California's state government finances crashing in the wake of the dot-com bust, Linda Buzzini was suddenly given the job of negotiating a new labor contract with the state's most powerful union – the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, representing 28,000 prison guards. ...
• Gray Davis' administration: Whatever you do, don't let the new contract cost the state a dime until 2004. ...
• Buzzini brokered a five-year contract that might turn out to be the richest in state history. ...
• The exact size of the raises will be out of the state's hands, determined automatically by comparisons with five big-city law enforcement departments in California. ... And with more training stipends and fitness pay, easier sick leave policies, new overtime provisions and bigger pensions, the total package is going to cost California taxpayers an additional $600 million a year when fully phased in, forcing the prison budget higher even as the inmate count declines. ...
• And last week, a state senator investigating the contract said she believes Schwarzenegger doesn't even need to get the union to the bargaining table. Instead, she said, the state can simply walk away from the remaining years of the agreement under a provision that voids the contract if lawmakers decide there's not enough money in the treasury to cover it. ...
• "The negotiators for the state were outgunned, outstaffed and outfoxed," Sen. ...
• Buzzini, the chief negotiator for the state, testified at a hearing that Speier and Sen. ... Buzzini told the senators that though she had nearly 20 years experience negotiating labor deals for the state, she felt overwhelmed when she was thrust into the prison guard negotiations late in the game, after her predecessor removed himself from the talks. ...
• The union had a small army of support staff that knew the contract backward and forward, while she had trouble at key moments reaching state officials with the authority to make a decision. ...
• Then a union negotiator learned that the California Highway Patrol had just agreed to a five-year deal that included significant pay raises. ...

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• Arnold Schwarzenegger inherited a massive fiscal crisis that has consumed much of his time in Sacramento. ... George Deukmejian, to investigate California's prison system and recommend changes. ...
• by other inmates at Lee Arrendale State Prison in Alto, urged the removal of all inmates under 21 from the prison. ...
• Last month I attended my annual training session that's required for maintaining my state prison security clearance. ...
• In a decision shadowing its 2002 ruling that removed another condemned killer from death row, the state Court of Appeals affirmed Mateo’s conviction for first-degree murder in the execution-style slaying of a Rochester man but threw out his death sentence. ...
• CA: Inmates' habit going up in smoke? - Bill would ban cigarettes in state prison facilities .
• About half of all state inmates in California smoke. Cigarettes are as omnipresent as tattoos in San Diego County's only state prison. ...
• Schwarzenegger struggling with prison crisis in California.
• SACRAMENTO, Calif. ... 1 was just the latest horror story to come out of the California prison system and confront Gov. ...
• SACRAMENTO (AP) - As California struggles with a massive deficit, the state's beleaguered prison system cannot continue the chronic overspending that has skewed its budget out of any connection with fiscal reality, state senators said Wednesday. ... "It's kind of a fantasy budget," state Sen. ...
• SACRAMENTO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday promised a broad shake-up of California's troubled corrections system, starting with phasing out wire-mesh cages for youthful inmates and reversing his plan to scale back the state's prison watchdog agency. ... ``I am gravely concerned with what I have recently learned about internal operations within the California prison system,'' Schwarzenegger said in a statement. ...

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• You can look up frequencies by city/state You can look up frequencies by frequency/state You can print up the list of frequencies You can email a search to yourself to use in Excel or Scancat ============================================================================= State: California Last Revision: 06-09-03 System: Aeronautical Radio, Incorporated County: Los Angeles Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P8 Use: Various airlines & airport services Frequencies: 856. ...
• ============================================================================= System: California, State of County: Amador Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 858. ...
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• ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Fresno Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use: Avenal State Prison Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 Police Operations: Police Avenal State Prison (Activities/Adam Units) 000-2 Police Avenal State Prison (Alpha Units) 400-2 Police Avenal State Prison (Bravo Units) 000-14 Police Avenal State Prison (Control/Central/Frank) 400-0 Police Avenal State Prison (Building #5 / Rec. ) 000-6 Police Avenal State Prison (Frank Units) 400-14 Police Avenal State Prison (Frank Units) 400-12 Police Avenal State Prison (Frank Units/Yard) 400-13 Police Avenal State Prison 400-15 Police Avenal State Prison 000-10 Police Avenal State Prison 100-0 .
• ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Imperial Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use: El Centro State Prison Frequencies: 863. ...
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• ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kern Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use:: Delano State Prison Frequencies: 858. ...
• ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kern Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use: Wasco State Correctional Facility Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 Police Operatons: Police Wasco State Correctional (Control) 000-0 Police Wasco State Correctional (Delta Units) 000-8 Police Wasco State Correctional (Edward Units) 000-10 Police Wasco State Correctional 100-2 .
• ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kings Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 858. ...
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• ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Los Angeles Type: II Use: California State Prison - Antelope Valley Frequencies: 866. ... 4625 Police Operations: Police California State Prison (Alpha/Frank Units) 1107 Police California State Prison (Alpha/Frank Units) 1115 Police California State Prison (Control/Bravo Units) 2153 Police California State Prison (Control/Recreation) 1110 Police California State Prison (Delta Units) 4226 Police California State Prison (Delta Units) 4134 Police California State Prison (Frank Units) 1191 Police California State Prison (Front Gate/Bravo) 2142 Police California State Prison (Front Gate/Bravo/Fra 2152 Police California State Prison (George Units) 5164 Police California State Prison (Orientation/Delta) 4228 Police California State Prison (Towers) -- 1 & 3 6216 Police California State Prison 2080 Police California State Prison 9392 Police California State Prison 7218 Police California State Prison 3186 Police California State Prison 1065 Police California State Prison 1102 .

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• SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court's decision Thursday to block gay marriages, while an immediate blow to gay and lesbians wanting to wed, had nothing to do with the legality of same-sex nuptials. ...
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• • State court halts gay marriages.
• • State needs to boost gasoline supply, officials say.
• • State's chronic housing shortage may be overstated.
• • State high schools lag in tests.
• • State senator wants to lower voting age to 14.
• • Bond revenue small for state history.
• • Support strong for death penalty in California.
• • State's credit rating turns around after election.

• California State Deficits: The Day of Reckoning is Here. ... Schwarzenegger and the Legislature as they confront California's ever-growing budget crisis, but only if that borrowing is pursued in conjunction with steps to tackle longer-term spending challenges. ...
• Foiling Sacramento's Green Goblins. (11/19) With fiscal crisis as his justification, Schwarzenegger should press forward with an ambitious reform agenda designed to solve the state’s spending problems once and for all. ...
• (11/18) In the spirit of his call for a "miracle of Sacramento" based on cooperation, goodwill and new ideas, California Board of Equalization Member Bill Leonard offers five suggestions for immediate action. ...
• (11/18) California state government possesses more than 194 million square feet of structural space in more than 22,000 buildings. But, as Reason Director of Government Affairs George Passantino suggests here, many of these assets should not be owned by the state. ...
• (11/18) Balancing the budget without tax hikes or cutting state services to the bone won’t be easy, but it can be done. ...
• (11/18) The editorial staff of the Orange County Register scanned its sources for Californians who value freedom, free markets and individual liberty and at the same time offer depth and insight into subjects that are on the governor's priority list and recommended Robert Poole to be among the golden state's top 18 advisers to the new Governor. ...
• Socket to California. ... " We offer a series of proposals -- based on more than a decade of economic experiments -- in the hope that California won't follow sterile economics as usual. ...
• -elect Arnold Schwarzenegger's promise to rescind Davis' action immediately not only would restore the $1 billion that Davis illegally withheld from local governments but it would protect the state from a crisis in the future. ...
• To continue, programs must answer key questions: Does the program provide an essential service to taxpayers and the state? Full text.
• Arnold to Wrestle with California's Energy Policies (10/15) California Governor-Elect Arnold Schwarzenegger has finally met his match: the state's energy policies. ...
• It is vital that the governor, whoever that is on Wednesday, take immediate action to improve California’s poor credit rating and restructure the recently passed state budget, which is based on more than $20 billion of borrowing and an $8 billion deficit carried over into next year. ...
• Given the gravity of California's fiscal crisis, we need more than just plans. ...

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• There are 32 state prisons ranging from minimum to maximum custody; 38 camps, minimum custody facilities located in wilderness areas where inmates are trained as wildland firefighters; and 8 prisoner mother facilities.
• CDC Facilities span the state from Pelican Bay in the Northwest corner of California to Centinela State Prison near the Mexican Border. ...
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• Building tomorrow’s trains will create thousands of high-paying jobs that will transport Sacramento into the 22nd century as one of the world’s great cities. ...
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• Re “Sacramento 2025” by Cosmo Garvin (SN&R Cover, January 8): .
• The article on Sacramento’s future missed the main problem with building and maintaining vibrant walking and biking communities. ...
• I live, bike and walk in the Midtown Sacramento area. ...
• Sacramento.
• Re “Sacramento 2025” by Cosmo Garvin (SN&R Cover, January 8): .
• Sacramento .
• She’s getting her stuff from the California Taxpayers Association, ferheavensake. ...
• Sacramento.
• I am a correctional officer at California State Prison Solano in Vacaville. ...
• A fellow officer read portions of Jill Stewart’s column regarding state spending and the fines the state paid for mismanaging the welfare system and food-stamp program to me. ...
• I certainly agree with her, and it makes me mad to hear of this, although it was published in The Sacramento Bee some time ago. ... I’ve worked for the state for almost 20 years in the California Department of Corrections, so I’ve seen money wasted. ...
• However, the state could claim that it saved money by releasing them and get away with it.

• " Later, the California State Medical Board sued Vicary in an attempt to revoke his license. ...
• On September 10, 1996, the California Department of Corrections separated the Menendez brothers. Lyle was bussed from the North Kern State Prison to the California Correctional Institution near Tehachapi and Erik was bussed to the California State Prison, near Sacramento. ...
• Oziel surrendered his psychotherapist’s license and moved from California to another state.
• On February 27, 1998, the California Court of Appeals upheld the murder convictions of Lyle and Erik Menendez. ...
• On May 28, 1998, the California Supreme Court voted to uphold the murder convictions and life-without-parole sentences of Lyle and Erik Menendez. ...
• On February 9, 1999, the State Bar of California closed its three year investigation of Leslie Abramson after deciding that there was insufficient evidence to conclude she violated ethical rules in the Menendez brothers retrial.
• As of July 1999, Lyle is 31 and works as a janitor at the California Corrections Institution near Tehachapi. ... Erik is now 29 and works as a groundskeeper at the California State Prison outside of Sacramento. ...

• Bibliography of State Documents Reviewed.
• California.
• "How California Can Maintain its Commitment to Higher Education. " Sacramento: California Senate, Aug. ...
• Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities. The Uncertain Partnership: A Study of the Financial Condition of California's Independent Colleges and Universities. ...
• "The University of California and California's Future. ...
• A State of Emergency? Higher Education in California. San Jose: California Higher Education Policy Center, 1995.
• California Constitution Revision Commission. Summary of the California Constitution Revision Commission's Recommendations. Sacramento: 1996.
• California Higher Education Policy Center. Shared Responsibility: Strategies to Enhance Quality and Opportunity in California Higher Education. ...
• California Postsecondary Education Commission (CPEC). A Capacity for Growth, Sacramento: 1995.

• Post-Gazette cartoonist Tim Menees spent several days inside penitentiaries in Pennsylvania, California and New York, three states that provide arts programs for their inmates. ...
• Deep within the state penitentiary, behind the high walls and black iron gates, past the gun towers and prisoners being patted down, the tough guy finishes reading his poem, and no one speaks. ...
• Tom Ayers, a corrections officer at Folsom State Prison. ...
• In the auditorium at State Correctional Institution Pittsburgh -- a k a Western Pen, the hulking old prison on the banks of the Ohio --Alston Woods sits at his easel as still as a mannequin, dressed in prison browns splattered with paint. ...
• Ido Nienhuis at California's San Quentin Prison, "We'd be nuts to run this place without programs. ...
• Carol Pinkins, who just retired as warden of the Northern California Women's Facility, stares when asked why her inmates should get art. ...
• How can a prisoner get past basic ground-level survival to paint a watercolor? An inmate in California says, "The highest creativity occurs when you're under oppression. ...
• But California, for one, figuring that art is not frivolous, started its Arts In Corrections program 20 years ago. ...
• Pennsylvania's prisons also have art programs but get no state tax money. ...
• AIC's Gail Gutierrez McDermid says Sacramento spends $23,000 per inmate per year, and she figures if two parolees from any given prison make it on the outside, its program has paid for itself. ...
• Folsom State Prison opened in 1880, and its setting amid the trees and rolling meadows of Represa, Calif. ...
• At the State Correctional Institution in Pittsburgh, the auditorium serves as an art and music room for inmates. ...
• And if the state took away his art? .
• Ido Nienhuis, the San Quentin lieutenant who doubles as a community resources manager, knows all about the 1983 California's Brewster Study showing that inmates participating in AIC at two state prisons had fewer disciplinary problems. ...
• The California State Prison at Solano sits against the hills, low, gray concrete buildings with slits for windows and blue gun towers. ...
• Bob Burgess has just won best of show in the state's Corrections on Canvas art show. ...

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