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• Action request - Salinas Valley State Prison at Soledad .
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• Hello Mandy, and warm greetings to all from Massachusetts- Thank you for exposing the horrific conditions you and other family members endure at Salinas, despite your "free citizen" status. May I suggest in additon to the warden and DOC addresses, that folks write letters to the editors and/or opinion pieces to area newspapers, and to e-mail, call or write/cc: editorials to state politicians (cc: Lindsey and Terhune too!)? Even assuming not all letters (if any) get published, someone might to do an investigative report as a result of the interest. ... Alice for Prison Connections Mandy wrote: >Please write to the addresses below and protest at the disgraceful way >that Salinas Valley State Prison at Soledad treats its visitors. The >addresses to write with protests are: > >Warden Gary Lindsey >Salinas Valley State Prison, PO Box 1020 >Soledad, CA 93960 USA > >Mr Cal Terhune >California Department of Corrections, PO Box 942883 >Sacramento, CA 94283-0001 USA >||| News & alerts forwarded by the Prison Activist Resource Center ||| >Forwarded From: "Mandy Hampson" <kokanis@email. ... com> PRISON CONNECTIONS: Prison Activism in New England (USA) PO Box 3328, Amherst, MA 01004 wmpig@persephone. ... html Prison-related Event Listings * Alerts * Links +-+ sent by the Prison Activist List <prisonact-list@igc. org> +-+ See the Prison Issues Desk webpage at <http://www. ...
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• SALINAS VALLEY STATE PRISON.
• The 2003 Monterey County Civil Grand Jury visited the Salinas Valley State Prison on January 29, 2003, to “inquire into the condition and management of public prisons in the County. ... The Salinas Valley State Prison is one of 34 prisons operated by the California Department of Corrections (CDC), of which two are in Monterey County. Salinas Valley State Prison is located 26 miles Southeast of Salinas in the City of Soledad. ...
• Salinas Valley State Prison occupies 300 acres west of Soledad. ... The current annual budget of Salinas Valley State Prison is $111 million, which greatly exceeds the original budget of $60 million developed when the facility first opened in 1996.
• Four of the prison’s five sections house Level IV prisoners, the most serious offenders. Level IV prisoners usually serve life sentences, barring successful appeals or sentence reductions, because of the gravity of the offenses for which they originally were convicted or because of further offenses committed while in prison. The remaining section of the prison houses Level I prisoners, medium security convicts. ...
• The prison has programs designed to ease a prisoner’s reentry into society. ...
• The prison has a well-defined procedure for handling inmate complaints, which may total as many as 200 per month. ... Inmates requiring major surgery are sent to Natividad Medical Center in Salinas.
• This prison was designed for 2,224 inmates and now has almost double that number.
• Staff turnover and shortages create staffing problems for prison administrators, and continuing staff changes contribute to inmate uncertainty and unrest.
• The high cost of housing in Monterey County contributes substantially to prison staffing problems. Entry level custodial staff, initially trained at Salinas Valley State Prison, frequently request transfers at the end of their first year at this prison to other prison locations with lower housing costs, since entry level personnel have difficulty in finding adequate housing for themselves and their families in Monterey County.

• List of California state prisons.
• This is a list of state prisons in California. It does not include federal prisons or county jails located in the state of California. ...
• Avenal State Prison California Correctional Center California Correctional Institution California Institution for Men California Institution for Women California Men's Colony California Medical Facility California Rehabilitation Center California State Prison, Los Angeles County California State Prison, Sacramento California State Prison, Solano California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison, Corcoran Calipatria State Prison Centinela State Prison Central California Women's Facility Chuckawalla Valley State Prison Corcoran State Prison Correctional Training Facility Deuel Vocational Institution Folsom State Prison High Desert State Prison Ironwood State Prison Mule Creek State Prison Northern California Women's Facility North Kern State Prison Pelican Bay State Prison Pleasant Valley State Prison R. ... Donovan Correctional Facility at Rock Mountain Salinas Valley State Prison San Quentin State Prison Sierra Conservation Center Valley State Prison for Women Wasco State Prison .

• "I WAS IN PRISON AND YOU VISITED ME. ...
• Since June of 1999, the CCC has arranged 15 prison visits, headed by Bishops Zavala and Blaire, for delegations of Catholic, Lutheran and Quaker leadership, as well as California Catholic Conference staff.
• The groups of 10-25 have traveled to Central California Women's Facility, California Institute for Women, Valley State Prison, California State Prison (CSP) Los Angeles Count, CSP Sacramento, Pelican Bay State Prison, the CSP & the Substance Abuse Treatment Facility (SATF) at Corcoran, Heman G. Stark Youth Correction Facility (YCF), the Salinas Valley State Prison and the Correctional Training Facility, both in Soledad, two times to San Quentin, and the California Correctional Center and High Desert State Prison both in Susanville.
• CCC staff has prepared a Guide to Organizing Prison Delegation Visits.

• CSEA’s newly formed Correctional Institutions Committee (CIC) is meeting with workers in the state’s 33 correctional facilities and 15 California Youth Authority (CYA) facilities to help improve working conditions and identify issues to refer to bargaining unit chairs for upcoming negotiations.
• “Members in prisons and youth authority facilities face different challenges than other state workers,” says Marc Bautista, alternate deputy division director of CSEA’s District Labor Councils. ...
• Lamarque, who was confirmed as warden for Salinas Valley State Prison, Soledad.
• Bautista testified that the nursing vacancies at the prison were among the union’s many concerns. However, CSEA supported the confirmation for Lamarque, who had earlier met with prison workers and CIC members to answer questions and discuss plans for the prison’s future. ...
• Members include Richard Rios, teacher at the California Youth Authority (CYA) in Sacramento; Joyce Thomas-Villaronga, office technician at California State Prison-Solano; Robyn Sherles, supervising cook I at Mule Creek State Prison in Ione; V. Mari Goodman, health records technician I at California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi; Priscilla Rippetoe, vocational instructor at Substance Abuse and Treatment Facility in Corcoran; Elaine Hill, registered nurse, California State Prison-Sacramento/Folsom; Bobby Hall, supervising cook I at R. ...

• Communion in Prison .
• One of my most meaningful communion experiences occurred when I visited Brandon at Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad. ...
• Near the end of my visit with Brandon at Salinas Valley, I asked Brandon when he had last had communion, and he replied, "I guess as a child. ...
•   Lest emotion be interpreted as weakness - fatal in prison - we cut it off, but we were both fed and energized by the presence of Christ. ...
• Jesus said when you reach out to someone in prison, it's as if you were visiting Christ himself in prison!  (See Matthew 25)  And as a Christian, Brandon is Christ to the people he comes in contact with in his daily walk.
• Communing in prison with Brandon and Christ also energized me to fight for truth and justice and the American way, all of which have been trampled in this case. ...
•   But let the punishment fit the crime!  Life in prison without the possibility of parole?  You've got to be kidding!  People who go out intentionally and murder people and our convicted, in California routinely get sentences of 15-25 years and 25 years to life with the possibility of parole. ...
• Why should Brandon receive life in prison without the possibility of parole for simply being in the place where a fight broke out and one kid pulled out a two-inch penknife and stabbed two other kids, one of whom was a drug dealer for whom getting stabbed was part of the risk and price of doing business?.
• "  Who does he think we are to so denigrate our intelligence?  It costs about $50,000 a year to keep Brandon in prison!  That's my money as a California taxpayer!  That's $2. ...

• prisons chief takes on system Associated Press The nation's largest prison system, battered by allegations of overspending, inmate mistreatment and brutality by guards, has bedeviled California officials for years. ...
• -- The nation's largest prison system, battered by allegations of overspending, inmate mistreatment and brutality by guards, has bedeviled California officials for years.
• Others heard testimony from sobbing witnesses that guards covered up a prison riot and formed their own gang-style organization to intimidate inmates.
• The state's new prison chief acknowledges that the problems are so widespread that it will take years to end a corrosive "code of silence" that punishes whistleblowers and protects employees who abuse inmates.
• One report alleged that guards at Salinas Valley State Prison formed a gang-like organization called the Green Wall to intimidate inmates and fellow employees, and even devised gang-style hand signals and codes.
• Last month, witnesses told state senators about the "code of silence" among guards and accused top Folsom State Prison officials of covering up their mishandling of a 2002 riot that broke out when two rival gangs were released together into an exercise yard.
• State officials are reviving the independent Office of Inspector General after Gov. ...
• Woodford blamed the prison system's budget crisis on persistent underfunding while costs soared to meet federal and state laws.
• The department also has started a new parole program designed to keep more inmates from returning to prison by easing their transition back to a normal life.
• "We need to remember that the door of the prison swings both ways," said Woodford, who oversees 33 prisons, 38 conservation camps and 16 community correctional facilities.
• The number of parolees returning to prison has dropped by 4,248, from 24,696 at the end of February 2003 to 20,448 this year.

• According to the state Employment Development Department, here are the county's 10 biggest employers: .
• , Salinas, CA, 93901 Industry:County government  No. ...
• Bud of California, 639 South Sanborn Road, Salinas, CA 93902 Industry:Shipper of fresh produce  No. ...
• Tanimura & Antle, #1 Harris Road, Salinas, CA 93908 Industry:Grower/shipper of fresh vegetables   No. ...
• Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital, 450 East Romie Lane, Salinas, CA 93901 Industry:Hospital governed by publicly elected board; inpatient and outpatient services No. ...
• , Salinas, CA 93901 Industry: Grower/shipper of fresh produce No. ...
• CDC Correctional Training Facility McCoy Road and Highway 101, Soledad, CA 93960 Industry:Low-security California Department of Corrections prison o. ...
• Salinas Valley State Prison 31625 Highway 101 Industry:High-security California Department of Corrections prison No. ...

• On Thursday, September 16, 1999, Javier Ovando, was released from Salinas Valley State Prison. ...

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• Letter With Threats Against Senator Found at Soledad Prison .
• Authorities have found a letter at the Correctional Training Facility in Soledad that contains death threats against a state lawmaker leading a fight against prison corruption. ...
• The document, under investigation by the FBI and California Highway Patrol, contains a white powdery substance and threats against state Sen. ...
• She's been at the center of highly charged Senate hearings that revealed the presence of an alleged gang of correctional officers at Salinas Valley State Prison, a maximum-security prison which sits adjacent to CTF. ...
• "We fully support the senator in her oversight of the Department of Corrections," he said in a statement, adding that she would be welcome to tour the prison any time. ...

• Students spend break in prison.
• DOIN' TIME: Twenty-four criminal justice students pose before San Quentin prison as part of a tour organized by SDSU Professor Paul Sutton. ...
• 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.
• Paul Sutton, a criminal justice professor at SDSU, has been setting up these prison tours for 15 years.
• 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.
• She knew she couldn't ask them why they were in prison because the guards said that would be rude.
• He said state-prison tours are possible because tax payers pay for the facilities and therefore have a right to see how they are maintained and run.
• Brown said that before the tour, she signed a release that stated the prison doesn't negotiate for hostages and that family members couldn't sue the prison if something were to happen to her.
• Ray Stercl, a public administration senior, said he had a stereotypical picture of what a bad guy in prison would be like: mean, ugly and rude.
• Stercl said drugs are a part of prison life. ...
• Brown said what surprised her most was the lack of privacy in prison. ...
• Stercl said about 40 percent of women in prison are HIV positive and there are very few programs for these women. ...
• Brown, Ramos and Stercl all said they were surprised to see how nice the Women's Federal Correction prison in Dublin was. The prison offers aerobics and pottery classes. ...
• Brown plans to educate inner-city school children on what prison life is really like. ...
• Students also run into former classmates who are serving time in prison, Sutton said.

• Stefanie Frith, Ex-Prison Officer Charged in Sex Case, Riverside Press-Enterprise, September 5, 2003. ...
• A female inmate has filed a lawsuit against a former correctional officer at the California Rehabilitation Center in Norco, claiming he woke her from her prison bed and forced her to have sex on several occasions last year. ...
• Tasabia resigned from the prison in June during an investigation of the inmate's allegations, said CRC Lt. ... Tasabia had worked at the prison since July 2000. Previously, he worked three years at Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad and four years at Centinela State Prison in Imperial, said Shirlock. ...
• "Prison has totally rehabilitated her," Vickers said. ...
• Lara Stemple, executive director of Stop Prisonor Rape, a Los Angeles-based organization that addresses sexual misconduct behind bars, cited a recent study that said 27 percent of the inmates at a Midwestern prison had been assaulted while in custody. ...
• Shirlock said CRC and the California Department of Corrections has a zero-tolerance policy regarding sexual misconduct in the prison system. State law prohibits prison employees from having any kind of physical relationship with an inmate. ...
• After Tasabia resigned, the prison continued to investigate him and later turned evidence over to the Riverside County District Attorney's Office for prosecution, Shirlock said. ...

• (AP) - The nation's largest prison system, battered by allegations of overspending, inmate mistreatment and brutality by guards, has bedeviled California officials for years. ...
• Others heard testimony from sobbing witnesses that guards covered up a prison riot and formed their own gang-style organization to intimidate inmates. ...
• The state's new prison chief acknowledges that the problems are so widespread that it will take years to end a corrosive ``code of silence'' that punishes whistleblowers and protects employees who abuse inmates. ...
• One report alleged that guards at Salinas Valley State Prison formed a gang-like organization called the Green Wall to intimidate inmates and fellow employees, and even devised gang-style hand signals and codes. ...
• Last month, witnesses told state senators about the ``code of silence'' among guards and accused top Folsom State Prison officials of covering up their mishandling of a 2002 riot that broke out when two rival gangs were released together into an exercise yard. ...
• State officials are reviving the independent Office of Inspector General after Gov. ...
• Woodford blamed the prison system's budget crisis on persistent underfunding while costs soared to meet federal and state laws. ...
• The department also has started a new parole program designed to keep more inmates from returning to prison by easing their transition back to a normal life. ...
• ``We need to remember that the door of the prison swings both ways,'' said Woodford, who oversees 33 prisons, 38 conservation camps and 16 community correctional facilities. ...
• The number of parolees returning to prison has dropped by 4,248, from 24,696 at the end of February 2003 to 20,448 this year. ...

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• The College-Institute will also confer honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees upon the following rabbis for their 25 years of dedicated service: Rabbi Malcolm Irving Cohen, Jewish Chaplain, Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad and San Francisco City and County Jails and Founding Rabbi of Temple B'nai Tikvah in San Francisco; Rabbi Gary Alan Glickstein of Temple Beth Sholom in Miami Beach, Florida; Rabbi Steven Leonard Jacobs of Temple B'nai Sholom in Huntsville, Alabama; Rabbi Robert Leon Kravitz Area Director, American Jewish Committee in Phoenix, Arizona; Rabbi Alan Roger Lachtman of Temple Beth David in Temple City, California; Rabbi Martin Scott Lawson of Temple Emanu-El in San Diego; Rabbi Mark Stephen Miller of Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach; Rabbi James Louis Mirel of Temple B'nai Torah in Bellevue, Washington; Rabbi Robert Steven Sharff of Congregation Jewish Community in North Spring, Texas; and Rabbi David Eli Vorspan of The Ami Havurah in Woodland Hills. ...
• Brown, Cantor Emeritus of Temple Beth Hillel in Valley Village, California will receive an honorary Doctor of Music degree. ...

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• Salinas Valley head allegedly backed rogue guards.
• The warden of Salinas Valley State Prison knew about a rogue gang of guards known as the "Green Wall" and even seemed to protect it while evading investigators, a state probe has found.
• " Vodicka, a former Salinas Valley guard turned whistle-blower. Vodicka, in the lawsuit, testimony before the state Senate and an interview, says he was harassed and threatened for not adhering to the "code of silence" enforced by the Green Wall.
• The report from the Office of the Inspector General, the state's prison watchdog agency, backs up many of Vodicka's key claims, including the Green Wall's use of tribal symbols, while suggesting that the clique of guards had the backing of the prison's top administrator.
• "The report issued by the Office of the Inspector General raising issues about the management of Salinas Valley State Prison concerns us deeply," Caden said. "The management team at Salinas Valley State Prison does not condone the conduct alleged to have occurred and have set expectations for conduct by all staff in keeping with the highest professional standards of the law enforcement community. ...
• "The report calls into question the integrity and professionalism of every employee in the Department of Corrections, not just Salinas Valley," he said.
• State investigators believe that guards at Salinas Valley formed a ganglike group called the "Green Wall," named for the color of correctional officer uniforms, in 1999. ...
• Investigators probed the prison once in 1999 and again between October 2001 and May 2002. Although they did not find proof that guards had caused assaults, they did report a disturbing pattern of the Green Wall infiltrating the prison's internal affairs unit with the apparent backing of the institution's leader.
• Some members of the prison's Investigative Services Unit, essentially an internal affairs team, apparently belonged to the Green Wall. An Investigative Services Unit officer gave a green knife engraved with a Green Wall symbol to a colleague to celebrate a promotion, the report found, a violation of prison rules regarding the control of weapons.

• News from the Salinas Valley.
• Prison tries green solution for its clothes-cleaning needs.
• Inmate John Reed gets a chance to use the new cleaning machine at the Central Training Facility in Soledad as vocational dry-cleaning instructor Lee Gaines, left in background, and Thomas Bertain of Salinas Valley State Prison look on. ...

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• CORCORAN -- Ten correctional officers were slightly injured during an attack by inmates following two fights at Corcoran State Prison's substance-abuse treatment center Wednesday afternoon, prison officials said. ...
• Prison officials said they are investigating the two fights, and criminal charges could be filed against some of the inmates. ...
• "We're still sorting through information," Corcoran State Prison spokeswoman Rhonda Frost said. ...
• They were transferred to Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad.
• The fights at Corcoran came roughly a week after three correctional officers were assaulted by inmates at the New Folsom state prison in Sacramento. Prison officials said they don't believe the incidents are connected.

• SBM, presently confined at Salinas Valley State prison. ... I know that no one is endowed with all that we expect in a companion, therefore, understanding is a must which is actuated by the state of mind in the individual that changes for the better.

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• Threat letter came from prison.
• SACRAMENTO - Law enforcement officials said Thursday they are investigating a threatening letter and nontoxic white powder sent to a state senator through a California prison that was home to the "Green Wall," a band of rogue prison guards.
• The letter to state Sen. Gloria Romero appears to have originated within Salinas Valley State Prison, near Soledad, shortly after Romero's Correctional System Oversight Committee held a hearing on the Green Wall, said California Highway Patrol Commissioner D. ...
• Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed two new members to the Board of Prison Terms, which oversees the state's troubled parole system, and replaced the board's chairwoman with his own designee.
• The letter to Romero, D-Rosemead, threatened her and her family and advised her to abandon her probe of the state's prison system. ...
• The letter addressed to Romero was sent to an inmate at the Correctional Training Facility at Soledad early this month inside a larger envelope that Helmick said appears to have originated within the nearby Salinas Valley prison. ...
• A confidential report by state investigators obtained by Associated Press last month said Salinas Valley guards formed the ganglike organization, named after the color of guards' uniforms, to intimidate inmates and fellow employees, and even devised gang-style hand signals and codes.
• The letter was intercepted at the prison and never reached Romero, who said she would not be intimidated and would continue the committee hearings and her prison visits.
• Romero said she was told last summer she was the subject of a death threat involving prison gangs, about the time of hearings then. ...
• Also on Thursday, Schwarzenegger appointed a veteran Board of Prison Terms investigator to chair the nine-member board, replacing chairwoman and former Sacramento County undersheriff Carol Daly. ...
• She previously was a correctional officer, rising to sergeant at Folsom State Prison.

• A visual tour of the Salinas Valley .
• Soledad state prison inmates misplaced.
• The Californian A glitch in Monterey County census figures that misplaced about 11,000 Soledad prison inmates slowed progress Thursday on Monterey County's new political map. ...
• Census Bureau mistakenly lumped prisoners at Soledad state prison and Salinas Valley State Prison into a quiet, south Salinas neighborhood and an uninhabited census tract on former Fort Ord land in the city of Marina. ...
• In the meantime, she said she is still crunching numbers to come up with the best estimate for how the snafu would affect the county and Salinas' overall population and ethnic mix. ...
• Gobalet showed them how District 3 -- a sprawling Salinas Valley district that stretches from Pajaro to Parkfield -- could be modified to shed some of its current population of 92,515 residents and its long shape. ...
• meeting Thursday in the Salinas county courthouse, 240 Church St. ...

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• Hello There! My name is Terry and I'm presently incarcerated at Salinas Valley State Prison. ...
• Peace and God Bless All, Terrence Grayson # C87846 Salinas Valley SP D-6-208 P. ...

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