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He also cited the phenomenal growth of  \nACA from a staff of one in 1965 with 2,000 mem-  \nbers and no budget to a staff of 100 today with  \nInmates Tracked……  \n24,000 members worldwide and a$7 million  \nannual budget.  \n# TEXAS DOC DOG TRAINING\n\nAddressing the delegates as keynote speaker  \n# EXERCISE SPARKS CONTROVERSY\n\nat the largest event taking place in the corrections  \nfield today was Reggie B.Walton, associate direc-  \nTexas Gov.Bill Clements on Aug.14 labeled  \ntor of the Office ofNational Drug Control Policy  \nas “nonsense” requests that two state officials be  \n(ONDCP), Bureau of State and Local Affairs. In  \nforced to resign for participating in an “inmate  \nhis new position, Judge Walton serves as the  \nhunt\" dog training exercise.  \nliaison between Federal, state,and local govern-ments and private entities in the formation of drug  \nIn a letter to Clements,the Texas Civil Liber-  \ncontrol strategies.  \nties Union Foundation(TCLUF)asked that Texas  \nBoard of Criminal Justice Vice Chairman Jerry  \nJudge Walton has travelled 350,000 miles in  \nHodge and his friend, Glenn McMennamy,a  \n14 months to gain a better perspective of the  \n(Continued on page two)  \n## CORRECTIONS DIGEST\n\nTexas Department of Human Services Boardmember,step down.Both were appointed byClements.  \n“The importance of the positions Mr.Hodgeand Mr.McMennamy hold are too important forthe lives of Texans to be entrusted to people whohave so little respect for the dignity of individuals—and who show no remorse or shame for havingengaged in such callous and repulsive conduct,\"TCLUF counsel Jim Harrington said in the letter.  \nState Rep.Ron Wilson(D-Houston)alsocalled for the officials'immediate resignation.Ifthey refuse,he said,he will attempt to impeachthem when the Legislature reconvenes in January.  \n“That's absolute nonsense and I have nointention of doing that,\"Clements said of theresignation requests.  \nHowever,Clements said he would considerHodge's handling of the situation when he appointsa replacement for Texas Board of Criminal JusticeChairman Charles Terrell next month.  \n“Certainly,I will have this in considerationwhen I make my ultimate decision.But as far asdisqualifying him,I do not think that it does.Ithink that he made a mistake.I think he'sapologized for his mistake and he wil","cbCaiebZYZ6A9Mf3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiebZYZ6A9Mf3","pdf",3098493,11,"English","# CORRECTDNS\n## In This Issue\n## Corrections Digest\n## Texas Doc Dog Training\n## Exercise Sparks Controversy","[{\"question\":\"What event is highlighted as a key forum in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The American Correctional Association’s 120th Congress of Correction is presented as an outstanding forum for delegates to discuss future challenges in corrections.\"},{\"question\":\"What sparked the controversy involving a Texas dog-training exercise?\",\"answer\":\"Texas Gov. 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