Probation officials attend seminar
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Daily Kansan Thursday, March 23, 1967
cates by William C. Henry, director of the Kansas Board of Probation and Parole.
More than 70 probation and parole officials, representing both state and local governments, are attending a KU seminar today and tomorrow dealing with problems in their field.
and services of the community.
The program is sponsored by
The seminar, the first of its kind in Kansas, will explore the usefulness of probation and parole processes and their relationship to society in the past, present and future.
This morning C. H. Looney, Topeka, chairman of the Kansas Board of Probation and Parole, discussed the past, present and future of the parole procedure. Other subjects during the seminar include "Psychiatry and the Parole Officer." "What's Happening to the Juvenile Code," and "The Criminal Code of Tomorrow," "The Parole Officer's Role," "Law Enforcement Views Probation and Parole" and "Probation, Parole and Public Relations."
the Kansas Board of Probation and Parole, the KU Governmental Research Center and the University Extension.
ATTENDING OFFICIALS will attend lectures and participate in discussion sessions. Actual case studies and problems will be considered in the small group discussions.
AT A SEMINAR banquet this evening at 6 in the Kansas Union, James D. H. Reefer, director of the Community Services Department of Kansas City, Mo., will discuss the relation of probation and parole to the total problems
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The two-day event will end at 3 p.m. tomorrow with a summation and presentation of certifi-
The Festival will feature a fashion show, horse racing and a circus. The oldest operating brewery is located in Kilkenny.
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