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Texarkana prisoners end strikeTEXARKANA, Tex. <A>) _

Warden L. M. Connett said Wed­nesday that operations at the Fed­eral Correctional Institution were back to normal following the end of a four-day inmate strike.

Connett said inmates and prison staff were discussing complaints.

About 500 of the inmate popu­lation of 575 went on a “no-eat, no-work” strike Sunday morning. Connett said almost all of the in­mates ate chicken dinner Tuesday night and had breakfast at the institution Wednesday.

He said one of the most fre­quently mentioned of the inmate complaints was that the number of caseworkers was insufficient.

counseling is needed, what degree of supervision would be advisable, and so on.

“However, of the 175 employes, 161 are paid for their ability to counsel, advise and evaluate these people,” Connett said. “It’s not a case of there just being five or six people as the only ones who have concern.”

He said inmates had complained about educational, medical and dental programs at the institu­tion, but that he was unable to pinpoint any particular area of complaint. “I think everybody has his own idea,” Connett said.

The prison staff numbers 175 persons, of whom six are case­workers. A caseworker, Connett said, is part of six multimember teams that work with inmates to determine his housing, whether he belongs in this particular institu­tion, what type of training and

“They have varying numbers of requests,” Connett said. “We cer­tainly share this concern. We hope to work out individual problems as best we can, but some are not in our purview, and naturally we’d like to have more resources.”

He said the prison budget for the current fiscal year was $2.4

Sbisa Hall & Duncan Hall Meal ScheduleWeek Beginning April 16 Thru April 22, 1972

Master Menu No. 1

SUNDAYBreakfast

Orange Juice Asst. Dry Cereal Fried Eggs Pan Fried Bacon Blueberry Pan Cake Toast—Oleo—Jelly SyrupScrambled Eggs Coffee—Milk

Dinner* Baked Ham* Candied Sweet Potatoes

with Marshmallows Steamed Rice

* Buttered Frozen Peas Harvard Beets Tossed SaladFrench Dressing Mustard Cherry PieWhite Bread—Oleo—Ice Tea

MONDAYBreakfast

Tomato Juice Asst. Dry Cereal1. Scrambled Eggs

Home Fried Potatoes Toast—Oleo—Jelly

2. Blueberry Muffins Sausage Patties Coffee—Milk

Sbisa—All plus Hotcakes, Fried and Scrambled Eggs

Dinner*Chicken Fried Steak Cream Gravy

*Beef Turnovers with Gravy Steamed Rice

♦Home Fried Potatoes ♦Brussel Sprouts Okra and Tomatoes Strawberry Jello Salad Chocolate Pudding Bread—Oleo—Ice Tea

Supper♦Spaghetti and Meat Balls Spaghetti Sauce Hot Roast Beef Sandwich

♦Whole String Beans w/Ham Base Carrots Buttered Tossed Salad Vinaigrette Dressing Toasted French Garlic Bread Strawberry Cake Coffee—Milk—Oleo

TUESDAYBreakfast

Orange Juice Asst. Dry Cereal1. Blueberry Muffins

Pan Fried Bacon2. Scrambled Eggs

Home Fried Potatoes Toast—J elly—Oleo Coffee—Milk

Sbisa—All plus Hotcakes and Fried Eggs

Dinner♦Barbecue Franks ♦Fresh Water Catfish with

Tartar Sauce♦Baked Macaroni and Cheese ♦Buttered Chopped Broccoli Buttered Squash Steamed Rice Grape Jello Salad Apricot Crisp Bread—Oleo Fruit Punch

Supper♦Strip Steak, 10 oz. Au Jus Polish Sausage Steamed Spinach

♦French Fried Potatoes ♦Buttered Yellow Com Spiced Hot Apple Slices Tossed Salad Russian Dressing Crimson Cake with White Icing Hot Rolls — Oleo Coffee—Milk

WEDNESDAY FRIDAYBreakfast

Grapefruit Juice Asst. Dry Cereal1. Fresh Fruit

Hotcakes and Syrup Finger Steaks Toast—Jelly—Oleo

2. Cherry Strudel Rolls Finger Steaks Coffee—Milk

Sbisa—All plus Scrambled and Fried Eggs

BreakfastFresh Fruit Asst. Dry Cereal1. Scrambled Eggs

Pan Fried BaconHot Biscuits—Jelly—Oleo

2. Coffee CakeHot Biscuits—Jelly—Oleo Pan Fried Bacon Coffee — Milk

Sbisa—All plus Hotcakes and Fried Eggs

Dinner♦Braised Beef with Gravy ♦Com Dogs with Mustard Chicken and Rice Soup

♦Buttered Noodles ♦Corn Buttered ♦Green Buttered Peas Stewed Tomatoes Oleo Leaf Lettuce and Tomato Salad Butterscotch Brownies White Bread — Ice Tea

Supper2 Tamales in Shuck 1 EnchiladaChili w/Shredded Cheese ToppingSpanish RicePinto BeansShredded Lettuce SaladMorton’s Tortilla ChipsChili Con QuesoJalapeno PeppersCrackers — BreadCookies and Ice CreamMilk — Coffee — Tea

Dinner♦Breaded Cod Fish, French Cut Tartar Sauce

♦Pan Fried Liver and Onions ♦Lyonnaise Potatoes White Shoepeg Com, Buttered,

with Pimentos Cole Slaw

♦Turnip Greens with Ham Base Steamed Rice Lemon PieBread—Oleo—Ice Tea

Supper♦Grilled Beef Cutlet Au Jus Chili and Macaroni

♦Mashed Potatoes♦Dried Blackeyed Peas w/Salt Pork Steamed Rice Buttered Brussel Sprout Garden Green Salad French Dressing Fruit BarsHot Rolls—Oleo—Coffee—Milk

THURSDAYBreakfast

Orange Juice Asst. Dry Cereal1. Cherry Strudel Rolls

Grilled Ham2. Hotcakes and Syrup

Grilled HamHot Biscuits—Jelly—Oleo Coffee—Milk

Sbisa—All plus Scrambled and Fried Eggs

SATURDAY

Dinner♦Turkey Pot Pie ♦Bratwurst with Mustard ♦Buttered Rice♦Cut Green Beans with Ham Base Buttered Carrots Tossed Salad French Dressing Cherry Tarts Bread—Oleo Grape Punch

BreakfastPineapple Juice Asst. Dry Cereal1. Coffee Cake

Sausage Patties Toast—Jelly—Oleo

2. Scrambled Eggs Toast—Jelly—Oleo Sausage Patties Coffee'—Milk

Sbisa—All plus Hot Cakes and Fried Eggs

Supper♦Meat Loaf with 101 Sauce Barbecue Beef on Bun

♦New Potatoes, Buttered Parsley ♦Mustard Greens with Ham Base Spice Beets Great Northern Beans

with Salt Pork Health Salad Marble Cake Hot Rolls — Oleo Chocolate Milk — Coffee

Dinner♦Fried Chicken Cream Gravy

♦French Fried Potatoes ♦Green Garden Peas, Buttered Buttered Cauliflower Herb Rice Cherry Jello Individual Pound Cake Tossed Salad French Dressing Bread—Oleo—Punch

SupperSupper

♦Salisbury Steak Brown Gravy

♦Hash Brown Potatoes ♦Okra and Tomatoes Buttered Mixed Vegetables Perfection Salad Debbie’s Snack Cake Bread—Oleo—Coffee—Milk

MEAL SCHEDULE AT SBISA MEAL SCHEDULE AT DUNCANMonday through Friday:Breakfast—7:00 a. m. to 8:00 a. m. Continental Line—7:00 a. m. to 10:30

a. m.Lunch—10:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Dinner—4:30 p. m. to 6:30 p. m.

Monday through Friday:Breakfast—7:00 a. m.Lunch—M. W. F.—11:15, 12:15 and

1:15 p. m.T. Th.—11:30 and 12:30

Dinner—6:30 p. m.

Saturday:Breakfast—7:00 a. m. to 8:30 a. m. Lunch—11:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. Dinner—4:30 p. m. to 6:00 p. m.

Saturday:Breakfast—7:00 a. m. Lunch—12:15 p. m. Dinner—5:00 p. m.

Sunday:Breakfast—8:00 a. m. to 9:00 a. m. Dinner—11:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m.

Sunday:Breakfast—8:00 a. m. to 9:00 a. m. Dinner—12:45 p. m.MSC Food Services Open 7:00 a. m.Close 7:00 p. m. Daily

Open Ice Cream Bar for Sbisa ♦The only Vegetables and EntreesServed at Duncan Hall

Plus Sandwich Line in both Sbisa and Duncan at Lunch and Ham­burger line in Sbisa each week day evening.

million. That includes, he said, small amounts of income the pris­on receives from the manufacture of furniture, a tire recapping op­eration and some farm operations.

A dozen inmates were sent from the institution to other federal prisons Tuesday morning in an attempt to return the situation to normal, Connett said.

Legislators unsure if Nixon will continue Viet withdrawal

WASHINGTON <A>) — Republi­can congressional leaders emerg­ed from a two-hour meeting with President Nixon today and said “we honestly don’t know” whether Nixon will continue withdrawal of U.S. forces from Vietnam after May 1.

Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania also said Ambas­sador William J. Porter, chief U.S. negotiator in the suspended Paris peace talks, would have a statement on the negotiations “be­fore long.”

White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said Porter “is not going to move away from United States policy.” He again accused the Communists of failing to show an interest in serious ne­gotiations.

Nixon has said he will make another announcement concerning withdrawals by May 1. According to his timetable, U.S. troop strength in Vietnam will be at 69,000 men on that date.

House Republican Leader Ger­ald Ford, of Michigan, one of 20

Congress members attending the meeting in the Cabinet Room, re­ported that Nixon has made no decision on whether withdrawals would continue after May 1.

“The situation will be analyzed when we get down to the commit­ment of 69,000,” Ford said.

Ford said there has never been a commitment that withdrawals would continue.

Scott would not elaborate on Porter’s planned statement and Ziegler would give little indication of what its contents might be.

The press secretary said Porter may be returning to Paris within the next few days and that any pronouncement would come from him in the French capital.

Ziegler said Porter’s statement would not be related to the French government plea today that the U.S. and Communist negotiators resume the talks Nixon ordered suspended two weeks ago.

The North Vietnamese have called, too, for the United States and South Vietnam to return to the table.

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