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in the UnitedStates were incarcerated or under some form ofcorrectional supervision at the end of 1985,theU.S.Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Sta-tistics(BJS)announced on Jan.1.  \nAt that time there were 2.9 million men andwomen in jail or prison or on probation or parole,said the Bureau.That was almost 17 percent morethan the 2.5 million people under Federal,state orlocal correctional supervision at the end of 1983,according to a Bureau bulletin.  \nBureau Director Steven R.Schlesinger notedthat almost three-fourths of the people undersupervision at the end of 1985 were in the com-munity and 26 percent were incarcerated:  \nOn probation          …64.4%On parole.           …9.6%In jail…               ….8.7%In prison.       …   …17.3%  \nOf these 2.9 million adults,almost 87 percentwere male,64 percent were white,34 percentblack,and two percent were of other races.  \nDuring 1985 the adult probation populationgrew by 7.4 percent to a record 1,870,132 offen-ders,and the number of adults on parole grew by  \n3.9 percent to a record 277,438 offenders,thebulletin said.  \n(Continued on page two)  \n7,1987  \nIN THIS ISSUE                  \nPROBATION/PAROLE:Population Increases……1FLORIDA:Gets New Corrections Chief……   …2ILLINOIS:Escapees Flushed Out……………2FBOP:Lieutenant Charged In Death…      ……5JAIL:Florida Man Loves It………        ……5DOJ:FY88 Budget Request Earmarks  \nMillions For Federal Prison Construction……     6COMMENTARY:DOJ's Budget A Joke…     …7JOB LISTINGS…   …           …   …8LEWISBURG PEN:Heroin Ring Smashed    ……9SCOTLAND:Undergoing Prison Turmoil……  …9TEXAS:Executes Another Inmate…   …      …9NEW MEXICO:Court Upholds Commutations………10DELAWARE:Escapees Nabbed In Arizona…   ……10  \n\n| LEGALISSUES IN CORRECTIONS  \u003Cbr>Penn State University will conduct a seminar,“Legal  \u003Cbr>Issues for Corrections Personnel,\"from Feb.9-10 and  \u003Cbr>again from April27-28 in University Park,PA.The pro  \u003Cbr>gram is designed to provide corrections personnel with  \u003Cbr>legal guidelines necessary for day-to-day decisionmaking  \u003Cbr>regarding various aspects of the hiring,firing,and legal  \u003Cbr>liabilities of corrections personnel and institutions.Tui-  \u003Cbr>tion is $115.For more information,please contact  \u003Cbr>Danny Lott,Conference Coordinator.The Pennsylvania  \u003Cbr>State University,410 Keller Bldg,University Park,PA  \u003Cbr>16802.Phone:814-863-1743.   |\n| --- |\n\nCORRECTIONS DIGEST  \nSchlesinger said that during the last two yearsthe probation population has grown 18 percent—somewhat faster than has the number in jail orprison(15 percent)or on parole(13 percent).  \nForty-two states and the District of Columbiareported increases in their probation populationduring 1985,the Bureau said,and 31 states hadincreases in their parole populations.  \nEditor's Note:Single copies of the bulletin,Probation and Parole,1985(NCJ-103683),aswell as other information about BJS publications,may be obtained from the National Criminal Jus-tice Reference Service,Box6000,Rockville,MD20850.Phone:301-251-5500.The toll-freenumber from places other than Alaska,Marylandand metropolitan Washington,D.C.,is 800-732-3277.For statistical details,please see charts onpages 3 and 4 of this issue.  \n## FLORIDA’S NEW GOVERNOR NAMESDUGGER CORRECTIONS SECRETARY\n\nFlorida's new Governor Bob Martinez hasannounced that Richard Dugger,superintendent ofFlorida State Prison at Starke,will be secretary ofthe Florida Department of Corrections in hisadministration.  \nDugger will succeed Louie Wainwright,whohas been secretary of corrections for the past 24years.Martinez said Wainwright will continue toserve as a consultant to the Governor on correc-tions matters.  \nDugger took office Jan.6.  \n“With these appointments,we will have thebenefit of a new operational perspective fromRichard Dugger and we will retain the advantageof Mr.Wainwright's vast 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