The State - News from Sept. 29, 1988
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Most of the morning staff at Glenn Moran Juvenile Hall in Visalia stayed off the job in an apparent protest over an attack on guards by two inmates in an escape attempt. But the sickout, which involved six of the seven members of the 6 a.m. shift, did not spread to other employees.
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