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Highlights include California Prison Chief Raymond Procunier stepping down and concerns over managing violence-prone inmates at San Quentin through severe isolation, plus discussions of extreme liberal influence on prison reform. 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Information Exchange for the Rehabilitation and Correction Professional\n\nRICHARD J.O'CONNELL,Publisher  \nPublished bi-weekly by Washington Crime News Services7620 Litle River Turnpike,Annandale,Virginia 22003.Phone      703-941-6600.S60 per year;multi-copy rates and 30-day trial subscintion availoblo-or reoS:      DEPA2TMEN?C7 TI  \n肉Vol.6 No.2January 22,1975Page 1MN5”05C:LC:TEU  \nCALIFORNIA PRISON CHIEFDECIDES TO STEP DOWN  \n'LetMe Tell You What TheExtreme Liberals Are Doing..'  \nAfter eight years as head of the Californiaprison system,Raymond Procunier is stepping down.As a few final words of advice for his successorwith regard to San Quentin Prison,he said:\"Blowthe son of a bitch up!”  \nQuoted in a San Francisco Examiner farewellinterview,Procunier said,\"San Quentin's got tobe closed.There's no other way about it.Wesent too many difficult people down there tohandle them in that labyrinth.\"  \nProcunier said the physical limitation ofSan Quentin makes it virtually impossible to dealwith violence-prone people in small enough groups.He said the only way to handle such inmates atSan Quentin is severe isolation and “when you iso-late them too severely without human contact,they get worse.”  \nWhat California really needs,Procunier said,is two new prisons to house San Quentin type in-mates.Construction of two maximum securityprisons today would cost $150 million.Procuniersaid that when he asked for them seven years ago,they would have cost just over $70 million.  \nAccording to Procunier,its the “bleeding-heart liberals”who are blocking improvement in  \n● Community Guidance Programs  \nNANCY VAN WYEN,Subscription Director  \nthe lives of men in the state's prisons.\"Let metell you what the extreme liberals are doing tothe whole thing,\"he said.“...They say they'retrying to help because they want everybodyturned loose into society.Now,if we could safelyturn everybody loose,I'd be in favor of itButto be realistic,we can't.And the prison popula-tion is going up all the time they're talking abouttheir realistic solutions.\"  \n(Continued on Page 2)  \n\n| IN THIS ISSUE   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| California Prison Chief Steps Down   | 1   |\n| Sing Sing Faces Uncertain Future   | 2   |\n| Across The States-   | 3   |\n| ABA Questionnaire Results Issued   | 4   |\n| Kerner Parole Request Denied   | 4   |\n| 'Death Row'Study Released by LEAA   | 4   |\n| Robert Jones Given Life   | 5   |\n| Virginia Prisons Face Money Crunch   | 5   |\n| Job Listings-   | 6   |\n| Officials Suspended For KKK Activities   | 6   |\n| Citizens Take Over Charlottesville Jail   | 7   |\n| Texas Inmates Perform Surgery   | 7   |\n| Prison College Open To Public Too   | 7   |\n| Standards To Be Debated In February   | 8   |\n| Population Control Set   | 8   |\n| Prison Drug Testing Safeguards Proposed   | 8   |\n| Parole Denial Reasons Must Be Made Public   | 9   |\n| Women Assured Role In Jury Duty   | 9   |\n| Virginia Passes Death Penalty   | 10   |\n| Prison Escapee Granted Freedom   | 10   |\n| Right to Escape Upheld By Court   | 10   |\n\n● Literature and Products  \nProcunier was named director of the Califor-nia Department of Corrections in 1967 by Gov.Ronald Reagan.During his tenure the Californiaprison system suffered through the Soledad Pris-on shooting of three black inmates and the revo-lution behind bars that followed.Retributionslayings of prison guards,ajudge's kidnaping alongwith three jurors and a prosecutor at the MarinCounty Courthouse which left three dead,theattempted escape from San Quentin which leftblark revolutionary leader George Jackson,twoother inmates and three guards dead,and just lastyear,the Symbionese Liberation Army whichemerged from a California prison to capturenational attention with the Patricia Hearst kid-naping.  \nRadical lawyers and revolutionaries were lay-ing for the California Department ","cbCaiuDN4XXINNOf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuDN4XXINNOf","pdf",3211921,11,"English","# California Prison 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