Observer Report (David Harris) April 5, 1973 - Handwritten
Things are peaceful in Minimum Security, and prisoners are appreciative of the observer system.
Observer Report (David Killian) April 9, 1973 - Handwritten
Things are generally calm at the prison, there this is one instance of a prisoner threatening a guard.
Observer Report (David Luicke) April 13, 1973 - Handwritten
Observer Report (David Poirier) April 23, 1973 - Handwritten
Poirer learns that meetings (i.e. A.A.) are only announced briefly before they begin.
Observer Report (Dennis Lane) April 23, 1973 - Handwritten
Things are quiet; guards and inmates are getting along well.
Observer Report (Drew Ketterer) April 9, 1973 - Handwritten
There are no guards outside the guard's central station. The guard trainee gets along well with prisoners.
Observer Report (Duncan A. Dottin) April 11, 1973 - Handwritten
Dottin attends a BANTU meeting at which they discuss potential programs for rehabilitation.
Observer Report (E.D. McCarthy) April 5, 1973 - Handwritten
Observer Report (E.D. McCarthy) April 12, 1973 - Handwritten
There are complaints regarding the lack of medications, as well as delays in a medic s arrival.
Observer Report (Edmund Crotty) April 23, 1973 - Handwritten
It's a calm night, but there are a few broken windows.
Observer Report (Francis A. Eldridge) April 11, 1973 - Handwritten
Two instructors came to teach Spanish and English
Observer Report (Frank Kelly) April 7, 1973 - Handwritten
Kelly notes various things, such as the shortage of trainee guards, suspicions that guards are bringing in drugs, and announcements regarding school programs.
Observer Report (Frank Stevenson) April, 1973 - Handwritten
The prison makes prisoners dependent on medications, then withholds them as a means of control.
Observer Report (G.P. Kelly) April 8, 1973 - Handwritten
Observer Report (Howard Boardman) April 4, 1973 - Handwritten
One prisoner's head had been split open and was being admitted to the prison hospital. There is a moment of conflict between an officer and a cadet.
Observer Report (James M. Enabenter) April 14, 1973 - Handwritten
One prisoner has broken his leg and is being transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital. There is a lack of communication between old and new guards.
Observer Report (James Needham) April 10, 1973 - Handwritten
Old guards and cadets are adjusting to the prisoners and each other.
Observer Report (James L. Nelson) April 8, 1973 - Handwritten
Observer Report (Jeff Bone) April 23, 1973 - Handwritten
Observer Report (Jim Birkhold) April 13, 1973 - Handwritten
Prisoners are worried about the return of the guards and feel like they are pawns in a political struggle.