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There was an incident in the infirmary that was handled well by members of the NPRA, who made sure prisoners got the correct dosage of medication.

Minutes of Board Meeting of the Families and Friends of Prisoners Board on February 6, 1975.

July 1975 newsletter of Families and Friends of Prisoners, including an opening reflection on areas for improvement in light of picnic that had to be cancelled due to lack of interest from members in attending. Also included is information on the…

Newsletter of Families and Friends of Prisoners, Inc.

Agenda for Families and Friends of Prisoners, Inc. workshop for board members on Saturday, July 19, 1975.

Prisoners spend most of their time loitering around. They harbor resentment toward the old guards, but get along with the trainee. Black and white prisoners ate separately at lunch.

Prisoners spend most of their time loitering around. They harbor resentment toward the old guards, but get along with the trainee. Black and white prisoners ate separately at lunch.

Describes the injustices toward prisoners at the hands of the prison guards, particularly in Block 10.

Letter an investigation into the activities of prison guards in Block 10, with an enclosed letter from a prisoner in Block 10.

This press release describes an effort from the NPRA and other concerned citizens to urge MA Gov. Michael Dukakis to end the lock-up of half of the Walpole prison population.

This NPRA memo was sent out to all the attendees of the previous Moving On meeting in March with the intent of scheduling another meeting in May.

Describing the physical attributes of cells in 10 block

Prisoners request the reinstatement of the library, as well as the start of a vocational program.

Citizen observer describes concerns of prisoners in maximum security and 40 blown fuses that went unfixed.

Citizen observer describes concerns of prisoners in maximum security and 40 blown fuses that went unfixed.

Discussed the reestablishment of the library.