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Show Ji The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, March 31, 197k ( Irirniicli.'u-- Let These Kids TeU You What Its Like Going Through the Grinder are Frank and Tony testified Thursday on the closing day of thife days of hearings on the incarcera tion of children in America, spon sored and conducted b private organizations Witnesses included six others who were incarcerated as juveniles, as well as psychiatrists, law enforcement officers and ex x rts in the field of juvenile justice and development Another speaker was Sen George McGovern, DSD, who said that he intends to give more attention to the problems of incarcerated children The hearing examiners were children who are reporters from Children's Express, a New York publication Its shown how bad conditions By Martha Cole Associated Press Writer Frank W WASHINGTON sind he tried to commit suicide when he was in solitary confinement at a correctional institution for juveniles, but all he had was chips from a broken light bulb and that didn't woik "You think about it Its a way out But you ain't even got that way out," he said Tony C said he was put in solitary one time for three weeks because he wouldn't participate in a sports game Both Frank and Tony said they iyere given drugs at times to calm them down and when that happens, "You're just like a zombie," Frank said - treat the kids," Franklin Kinard, said 12, "It shouldn't be ignored Susannah Blinkoff, anyone bv buried at the Eisenhower not enough people know about it, notiody does anything, because there's not enough Deborah Oestreicher, said "I 10 Cemetery, miles northwest of this small southwest Missouri town near Missouri during a service attended by her son, evangelist Daniel Aaron Because 11, Rogers was Mrs 13, said pressure," No .Mirnrlr. Mom Buried REEDS SPRING, Mo The body of (UPI) Gladys Rogers, still frozen from three attempts by her son to bring her back to life, was buried Thursday, eight weeks after her death these institutions, how the in I get an all round good feeling his Rogers, wife, and about three dozen friends The body, which remained in a sitting position, was transferred from a white horizontal freezer to an over-size- d pine coffin covered with pink cloth Elizabeth, thinking I in helping somebody who needs help and I don't know I just like to help," Quin Bakaty, 11, said "I just hope there will be legisla tion to stop solitary confinement Robin Moulds, 13, the moderator, said Nigeria Awaiting Carter The writer, a I MOT & veteran AP correspondent In Africa now based in Jotvanoasbura, formerly was assigned to Nigeria and has returned to Lagos for the visit of President Carter Mere ts ttts ranort an Nigeria revisited EDITOR By Larry Heinzerling Associated Press Writer Oil rich uAGOS, Nigeria (API Nigeria, the next stop on President Carters trip abroad, is a towering economic and political powerhouse in impoverished black Africa His visit starting Friday to Lagos, black Africas most boisterous and prosperous capital, will mark a major triumph for Carters efforts spearheaded by American U N Amto win bassador Andrew Young friends in this vast continent reflects the end of more than a decade of chilly, sometimes openly hostile relations between this politically influential Third World giant and the United States With U S. 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