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The funds will also be allocated to  \nhelp state and local governments plan and develop  \ncourts and correctional institutions and to pursue  \nalternatives to traditional incarceration, such as  \nIn 1990……  \nboot camps and house arrest.  \nState and local governments would be  \nTONY TRAVISONO RETIRING  \nrequired to match any Federal grant monies on  \na dollar-for-dollar basis.  \nThe American Correctional Association  \n(ACA)recently concluded its 119th annual Con-  \nWhat will $350 million spread across 50  \ngress of Correction, held Aug.13-17 in Baltimore,  \nstates, the U.S. territories and the District of  \nMd. ACA President Sam Sublett called it one of  \nColumbia, and the thousands of counties, cities  \nthe most successful meetings the ACA has ever  \nand towns do to help solve the overcrowding crisis  \nheld and said,\"Not only were we addressed by  \nin prisons and jails?  \nAttorney General Thornburgh, Maryland State  \nRepresentative Timothy Maloney,and Senator Joe  \nNot much,argues American Correctional  \nBiden, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Commit-  \nAssociation(ACA)President Sam Sublett Jr.  \ntee,but our registration total of almost 5,300 cor-  \nrections professionals was an ACA record, sur-  \n\"The $350 million is truly a drop in the  \npassing last year's total by 1,000 attendees.”  \nbucket,\" he told Corrections Digest.  \n(See TRAVISONO,page six)  \n# CORRECTIONS DIGEST\n\nWOMAN SUES PINELLAS COUNTYSHERIFF FOR DENYING HERABIRTH CONTROL PILLIN JAIL  \nAn Ohio couple has sued the Pinellas County,Fla.,Sheriff's Department for damages claimingthe woman became pregnant and suffered a mis-carriage because deputies denied her a birth con-trol pill when she was in jail in November.  \nRita and Lloyd Olt filed suit in Federal Courtin Tampa on Aug.21 accusing deputies of depriv-ing Rita Olt of her property without due process.  \nTheir attorney,Thomas L.Meros of Cleve-land,Ohio,said the couple had been arrested inClearwater on charges of illegally selling twoValium tablets,and were taken to Pinellas CountyJail.  \nMeros said the couple had sexual intercourseabout two hours prior to the arrest,but Mrs.Olthad taken her birth control pill that day.  \nThe suit alleges Mrs.Olt was denied one birthcontrol pill while in jail and contends that as aresult she became pregnant and later suffered amiscarriage.  \nThe suit asks for payment of her medicalexpenses and $100,000 in compensation.  \nA spokeswoman for the Sheriffs Departmentdeclined comment.  \n## JOB LISTINGS\n\nLegal Instructor,Iowa Law EnforcementAcademy,Johnston,Iowa.Qualifications:Law degreefrom an accredited college of law and eligible to become amember of a bar association","cbCaieVeilyvmESp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieVeilyvmESp","pdf",3008200,11,"English","# In This Issue\n## Drug Strategy and FY 1990 Anti-Drug Grants\n## Court and Local Agency Developments\n## Job Listings","[{\"question\":\"What funding does President Bush seek for the FY 1990 drug strategy?\",\"answer\":\"The issue reports that President Bush is seeking $350 million in state and local law enforcement assistance grant funds for FY 1990, including money for corrections.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the Pinellas County lawsuit claim?\",\"answer\":\"The article states that an Ohio couple sued the Pinellas County, Florida, Sheriff’s Department, claiming the woman became pregnant and suffered a miscarriage after deputies allegedly denied her a birth-control pill while she was in jail.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of information does this issue include besides policy news?\",\"answer\":\"Alongside grant and legal updates, the issue contains a dedicated section of job listings for correctional and law-enforcement roles, including qualifications and application details.\"}]","Corrections Digest - Issue 18 - September 6, 1989 | PDF",1790710330,28]