Cottonwood Facility Names New Warden

Wed., March 5, 1997

From Staff And Wire Reports

A camp manager for the Nevada Department of Prisons has been selected as the new warden at the North Idaho Correctional Institution in Cottonwood.

William J. Pardini’s appointment was announced Tuesday by the Idaho Department of Correction. He will begin his new job March 24.

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