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Show 2%8~THE HERALD, Provo, Utah o. 8in Series Sunday, January 9, 1972 Utah Prison: Outmoded andFar From Satisfactory visits last month, he said, with only three incidents among the men who left the institution. Otie was drunk, another ina fight with a relative, anda third cited for reckless driving. son, he added, comes in with is found in a 180 prisoner struc. “What we need is more rehamost of the convicts. Sponbeck ture some distance from the bilitation — a work release prosaid also that the narcotics main unit and “vhich looks like gram where we cah earn a come in fram the outside, to security motel. area, It is the minimum living from a trade we have “qt is a depressing thing learned here,” according to usable, the shower is a horror, sexuals, but they must find fhe eorsical equipmentis rusty, some release. Sponbeck said that he had and the cellblock for psychotics jis “the poorest kind of » purchased all of the equipment See Soetieais — area Pointof-the-Mountain, because completely,” according toTage according t> Sponbeck. a for the infirmary as surplus, The brighter side of the prison for the broken and discarded. there isn’t any Sponbeck, the administral ‘The drug problem at the prii is the The pricon is a “tittle city” : Editor’ at the Birchell said. It contains the eithth ee wal state in i971, and what is to state sign shop, a welding 72, 3 ility, iture fact for The prison's infirmary will according w Birchell “The uitimate threat — the also be aided bythe governor's execution area, gas chamber or improvement program. electric chair — isn't seen at “It should be closed down There is a bakery which turns Utah executes by firing squad (UPI) — The view isn’t bad. out 110 loaves of bread daily, or hanging. __Sponbeck said, “What ‘it‘all bos down ta lack of per to Tely too ‘The snow-capped monntains rise and 2,400 sweetrolls a week. The *pirchell said that when the sonnel. We have majestically out of the plain. prison prosaces its own milk occasion arises, a temporary much on inmates, wlio know gallows is constructed or a firing everything. We need a civilian There is a little smog, and the and meat. But the inhabitants of the city range with a burlap barrier clerk and a supervisor in the be in a place lixe this, There is a trifle on the landscape Boonesaid the same programs were needed in medium and maximum security areas. Themaximumsecurity section is koused in a new building to the north of the main structure. In it are the death row inmates, who may waita long time. The last execution was in 1960. “The prison should build men with a lot of character,” Boone Prisoners ther~ are permitted Mike Boone, chairman of the said. bleak side. can be “worse than animals improvised. Within a short time dental laboratory. are problems and fights. Most home visits, a minimum security's inmate “You should have to earn your way out, den John Turner. There were 54 council. true The x-ray machine is not of the men arenotans But as the saying goes, “You ay with the ability to think,” the area is dismantled. 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