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tuonunuect trom l’age 1 visors, included a dozen mattresses and pillows, 24 blankets. 3(5 sheets, two dozen pillowcases, mattress covers, towels and washcloths, 20 chairs and two tables for the davroom, a television table and two secretary's chairs. "No one will be able to go into the prisoners' area with a gun on so we’ll need a place for the deputies to put theirs." Runtin explained. The final item on the list was a television for the prisoners’ dayroom— either a black and white set for $200 or a color set for $400. The black and white TV brought the total for jail furnishings to $2,543.
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"Do we have to provide a television set?” asked Supervisor H. B. Wood.
Sheriff Buntin acknowledged that Department of Corrections guidelines call for a television. “They don't recommend a basketball court either (estimated in
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