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| Effort seeks to identify veterans in prison |
| By seattlepi.com - AP |
| Published: 07/17/2012 |
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ABERDEEN, Wash. (AP) — More than 80 inmates enter a large visitation room at Stafford Creek Correctional Center. All are U.S. military veterans, but not all of them realize it. Teri Herold-Prayer, a research manager for the state Department of Corrections, asks the large group how many veterans are present. About two-thirds raise their hands. When she asks how many served in the military, all of their hands shoot up. Read More. |
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