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By MatxShack . York in
A my liSteae residence haH n the oOs,
i - according to Sally Johnson, a prisoner atJncreknrprpsa
! : . , : Johnso and tWb other prisoners from York, Teresa
j . ' Anderson and JpAnne Dixon , spokeon Women in
a prisons aiyvome. 'Z "I . .n ntrs the
- Anderson expiainea wnei wu., i,; 'atinn
. center, she goes through a three-week or.entatmn
'Drogram. The woman is segregated from other
brisoners for 10 days. She can't send or receive mail,
: S MM to her and her 1$"$
her. Rings, personal belongings and hair rollers are
. ; taken away from the prisoner, she said. n .pr fnr
; . The prisoner: stays in segregated hv g q" ; 0
..abdu-t -35 days. Ttien. she is moved o a prftrustee
'.: dormitory' whefS :s:.is. given her belongings . and s
- allowed . to itay VP lte ' two nights a week Prisoners
sleep -in individual rooms, which have green, wire mesh
- doors that are. locked nightly by supervisors.
Trustee dorms not locked
; ' ' ' f' a prisoner continues behaving well, she earns the
privilege to Iiv4 in a trustee dorm where the front doors
Ire never locked. The rooms in that dorm are wooden
. and there the . prisoners are responsible for getting
themselves up in the morning, she said.
There are 63 women now in the center, which has
- . capacity for 74. It costs $13-$15 daily to keep a woman
there
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The youngest woman Is 18 and oldest is 45, Johnson
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' tU iuArina ana ft nrKnnprs IS 4.
.Prisoners are given opportunities to be on worK
. release; finish high school requirements for a diploma;
attend movies, skate and swim in York; organize a
fashion show, talk with UNL law college students about
legal problems, attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings,-learn
to play the piano, and attend church
regularly and take free university classes from a group
" that comes to the Centerfrom Concordia College.
'. Nine. prisoners work In; Omaha and six work in YorK,
- 'iAhdersori said. .. .:' - ' .
.. , :. Children may visit
' Rri'soner3' childrengirls from one to 15 and boys
, (rbnoqe to 10-7can.yfsit them for as long as a week,
V bixo'nth'e'othdr.speaker.'said.
' ' Vvomen w,ork in .the. kitchen, yard, sewing factory,
h '.'aHtniniftttinn' riff ir-- library and furnace room,
Ahdersor said.' Pay ranges from about 70 cents per day
'most nthpr nrisons. ares
Gnawed .tb.w,eaV.ntJ'eW.f heir own clothes, make-up
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!r SX ' H F VI WCjT' n(C3S! .M'-:' WWg,Ptor)V::.a,id--. she ' would like to see more
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Bar-B-Que Beef sandwiches at
Henry's.
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The sandwiches are served with
piping hot baked beans and a
beverane: all for ?1 &.'yi''il''L
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