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| Nebraska Corrections official who helped oversee sentence calculations to retire |
| By omaha.com- Matt Wynn |
| Published: 03/03/2015 |
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Another longtime Nebraska prison administrator has stepped down. Larry Wayne will retire April 3 as deputy director overseeing programs and community service at the Department of Correctional Services, a position he has held since 2003. He has worked a variety of roles within the department since 1975 and has consulted with agencies across the country over the course of his career. “I am very grateful to have served with many fine individuals throughout my career with NDCS,” Wayne said in a press release announcing his retirement. He declined to comment further. Read More. |
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