Al Gurule Collection | Colorado State University-Pueblo Library

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Collection Overview

Title: Al Gurule Collection

Extent: 0.0 Boxes

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Folder:

[Folder 1: Micheal Perry ( Rocky Mountain Community Corrections), Jan-Mar 1989],
[Folder 2: Trinidad M. Roybal, 1970-1971],
[Folder 3: J Victor Hopper (Doctor), 1970-1971],
[Folder 4: Charles A Buswell (Bishop), 1970],
[Folder 5: Richard W Fisher (United Fund Executive Director), Nov 1970- Jan 1971],
[Folder 6: Joseph Losavio (District Attorney), 1973-2009],
[Folder 7: Robert Fernandez, Mar 23, 1978],
[Folder 8: Tom Tancredo, 2000 and 2010],
[Folder 9: Richard Lamm, Apr 14, 1992],
[Folder 10: Marcella Trujillo, Nov 2, 1970],
[Folder 11: Bruno E Medina, n/a],
[Folder 12: Mark Hogan ( Lit. Governor), Sept-Oct 1970],
[Folder 13: Jose Gutierrez, Sept 16, 1970],
[Folder 14: George Garcia, n/a],
[Folder 15: John Love (Governor), n/a],
[Folder 16: Magdaleno Avila, n/a],
[Folder 17: Frankie "Kiko" Martinez, Nov 21, 1982],
[Folder 18: Martin P. Serna, Nov 14-20 1978],
[Folder 19: Richard Rivera (Doctor), Jul 18, 1976 - Feb 22, 1981],
[Folder 20: George Wiley (Doctor), Feb 20, 1970],
[Folder 21: Padres (Catholic Church), Apr 9 & 16 1970],
[Folder 22: Marvin Kapushion (Reverend), Mar 27-Apr 3 1970],
[Folder 23: Tony Romero, n/a],
[Folder 24: Juan Trujillo, Nov 4, 1988],
[Folder 25: Joe Ulibarri (Assistant Municipal Judge), Aug 19, 1981],
[Folder 26: Moises Venegas, March 22, 1979],
[Folder 27: Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales, Apr 1, 1971-1975],
[Folder 28: Gurule's Family, n/a],
[Folder 29: Brandeis University - Gurule's Doctorate Degree, Oct 8, 1971-1972],
[Folder 30: Biographies of Al Gurules, Apr 25, 1970- 1995],
[Folder 31: The Militant Newspaper, 1970-1972],
[Folder 32: El Gallo newspaper, 1972],
[Folder 33: Raza Unida Party newsletter, August-September 1972],
[Folder 34: El Plan Espiritual de Aztlan, 1969-1971],
[Folder 35: La Raza Unida Party],
[Folder 36: La Cucaracha Newspaper, March 4-17, 1980],
[Folder 37: Hispania, March 20-27, 1991],
[Folder 38: Pueblo Community Corrections Services Inc, May 1988- June 1992],
[Folder 39: Rocky Mountain Community Corrections, October 1988-November 1989],
[Folder 40: Sacred Heart Home, August 1978-April 1979],
[Folder 41: La Junta Community Corrections, March 1993-June 1993],
[Folder 42: Social Action Committee, November 1969-March 1970],
[Folder 43: Health, Education, and Welfare, September 1977-August 1978],
[Folder 44: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, June 1980],
[Folder 45: Spanish Peaks Mental Health Center, July 1976-March 1980],
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Folder 39: Rocky Mountain Community Corrections, October 1988-November 1989

*October 12, 1988 Halfway house funding is a good public investment: Corrections Director Kip Kautzky agreed that both Rock Mountain Community Corrections Center and Pueblo Community Corrections Services need more funding.*

January 29, 1989 Community centers are cheap for state, expensive for others by Cathy Cochran-Lewis: State legislators have proposal for centers to be cheaper than prisons.

January 30, 1989 A contrast of 2 Centers by Juan Espinosa: A comparison of Al Gurule's center to Michael Perry's center. One drug death called to many by Juan Espinosa: Summarizes the death of Linda Marie Gonzales. Then goes into the drug policies both centers have in place (3 copies).

January 31, 1989 Some inmates go in debt to learn job skills by Juan Espinosa: Inmates are learning construction skills but are accumulating debt when they are done with the program they are being pushed into.

March 3, 1989 Regis College aims to bring liberal arts to correction centers by Peter Strescino: Regis professor Gil Gardner wants to include freshman level classes into both Rocky Mountain Community Corrections and Pueblo Community Services.

*May 24, 1989 One one conrrections center may survive county allocations by Randie Golkin: Both Gurule's Pueblo Commuity Corrections Services and Michael Perry's Rocky Mountain Community Corrections are fighting for funding.*

May 27, 1989 Corrections board OK'd 2 centers, may fund just 1 by Karen Vigil: The Pueblo Communtiy Corrections Board came to the decision to allocate almost all funding to one center.

September 27, 1989 Rocky Mountain given deadline for new building by Chris Lopez: Pueblo Community Corrections Board issused a mandate for the Rocky Mountain Community Corrections to improve its Lake Avenue building or trim its imate population.

November 29, 1989 Pueblo firm gets good, bad marks by Chris Lopez: RMCC recieved positive marks for their drug testing program, classes on substance abuse, and vocational training. They recieve negative marks for cleanliness.

*this article is in the Pueblo Community Corrections Service Inc folder*