Observer Report (Brother Kevin Goss) April 11, 1973 - Handwritten
Prisoners are concerned that if they don't get rehabilitation, they'll struggle to find jobs in the outside world. It follows that the NPRA is trying to start Behavior Modification Programs. A prisoner is asked by state representatives if he thought the NPRA was a democratically-elected and viable force, and he said yes. The prisoners approve of Boone but not of Porelle. Goss notes that the prison is running much smoother than it would seem from the press.
Frank Grace, a member of the NPRA, takes issue with a prior letter from George Nassar.
Memo from L.R. Grace to Phyllis Rooney - September 10, 1975
Grace writes to Phyllis Rooney (member of the Families & Friends of Prisoners' Inc.) regarding a newsletter.
Lynette Grace, from the NPRA, requests a meeting with Superintendent Frank Gunter.
Lynette Grace of the NPRA writes to Irvin Jones, a prisoner at Walpole, about retaining an attorney for his case.
Lynette Grace of the Walpole NPRA chapter writes to Charles Fortes about their lawsuit to increase access to the Walpole prison.
Lynette Grace requests to use the vans from Harvard's Phillips Brooks House on behalf of the NPRA.
Grace writes to Smith, with Harvard's Phillips Brooks House, about her request for PBH's vans for the NPRA.
Grace writes to Kerrigan about the activities of the External Board of the NPRA, including a recent conference.
Letter from Grace to Kerrigan, 11/21/1975
Grace updates Kerrigan on the activities of the NPRA external board.
Lynette Grace writes to George Nassar about the NPRA and attempts to assuage his concerns about the organization.
Grace continues her correspondence with Nassar by responding to his most recent letter and his proposal of a re-structuring of sorts of the NPRA.
Grace corresponds with Paul Harding, a prisoner at Walpole, about issues within Walpole.
Letter from L. Grace to F. Grace 9/30/1975
Lynette Grace writes to her husband Frank Parky Grace, who is a prisoner in Walpole, with information about the NPRA and other personal messages.
Letter from Lynette R. Grace to Frank O. Gunter - March 22, 1976
Grace, from the NPRA, writes to Gunter, the Superintendent overseeing Walpole, about scheduling a meeting between the two.
Letters from Lynette R. Grace to Donald Nickerson - September 15, 1975
Grace, from the NPRA, writes to Donald Nickerson, a reverend in Maine, and Charles Forte of the NPRA to see if they can assist with the situation of a prisoner, Eugene Pulsifer, hoping to return to Maine after his prison sentence.
NPRA Meeting Minutes - September 17, 1975
The meeting discusses topics including incorporation papers, visits, and a letter from George Nassar.
Letter from Grace R. Lynette to Ed Rodman (July 3, 1975)
A letter from Grace R. Lynette asking Rodman to respond regarding the Prison Busing Program.
Observer Report (Francis Grady) April 3, 1973 - Typed