Annual Luncheon keynote speaker.

Ben Nighthorse Campbell 

Tuesday, January 31, 2006 * 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center

Ben Nighthorse Campbell, former Republican U.S. Senator from Colorado, will be the keynote speaker at the American Correction Association's 2006 Winter Conference Annual Luncheon. A man who has demonstrated remarkable leadership and determination, Sen. Campbell will inspire Conference attendees striving to reach their career potential.

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Born on April 13, 1933 in Auburn, California to Mary Vierra, a Portuguese immigrant, and Albert Campbell, a Northern Cheyenne Indian, Sen. Campbell was first elected to the Senate on November 3, 1992. In 1997, Sen. Campbell became the first Native American to chair the Indian Affairs Committee. During the 106th Congress, he had more freestanding Senate legislation passed into law (12 public laws) than any other member of Congress. In 1998, he was re-elected with 62 percent of the vote. He retired from the U.S. Senate at the end of his second term in January 2005.

Sen. Campbell experienced many family hardships as a child growing up. Like so many Native Americans, Sen. Campbell's father had grown up in a time of shame for anyone with an Indian background and preferred to keep his ties to his roots a secret. He was an alcoholic and would leave home for weeks and months at a time, eventually leaving the family for good. Sen. Campbell's mother, born off the coast of Portugal, suffered with bouts of tuberculosis, which she had contracted when she was six, and was often unable to care for her son, forcing him to spend much of his childhood in orphanages. This difficult childhood produced a spirit in him not unlike his Cheyenne ancestors. As warriors, it has been said that Cheyenne Indians "gave out, but never gave up."

Sen. Campbell's determination and engaging spirit made it a perfect fit for him to enter the political arena, where these components, along with his perseverance, have left a mark on American history. From 1987-1992, prior to his election to the U.S. Senate, Sen. Campbell served in the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Colorado's Third Congressional District. Before that, he served in the Colorado General Assembly (1982-1986). Throughout his public service career he has sponsored legislation targeting issues that addressed Indian health, education and economic needs. He also fought to reduce spending in order to balance the federal budget and lower tax rates across the board.

ACA sincerely thanks Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) for providing us this powerful Annual Luncheon Keynote Speaker!

CORRECTIONS CORPORATION OF AMERICA (CCA)

10 Burton Hills Boulevard

Nashville, TN 37215

Website: www.correctionscorp.com

[phone], ext. 3092

Fax: [phone]

E-mail: [e-mail]

CONTACT: DAMON HININGER, VICE PRESIDENT, FEDERAL CUSTOMER RELATIONS

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As the nation's largest provider of outsourced corrections management to federal, state and local governmental agencies, Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) created the private corrections industry more than 20 years ago and today is the sixth largest corrections system in the United States, operating nearly 65 prisons and jails with a capacity of approximately 66,000 beds and more than 15,000 employees in 20 states and the District of Columbia. CCA offers a full range of services, including finance, design, construction, renovation and management of new or existing facilities, as well as long distance inmate transportation through our wholly-owned subsidiary, TransCor. CCA brings innovation, flexibility, efficiency and high standards of management to the correctional setting. Be sure to visit CCA at booths 528 and 530.

Annual Luncheon Meal Sponsors

Guests will enjoy a delightful meal while taking the opportunity to interact with colleagues at the 2006 Winter Conference, as they share ideas and experiences during the American Correctional Association's Annual Luncheon, featuring Ben Nighthorse Campbell's, former Republican U.S. Senator from Colorado, riveting keynote address from 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31, 2006 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. ACA gives its warmest thanks to Luncheon Sponsor Canteen Correctional Services, for providing attendees this enjoyable meal. Each registered Conference attendee will receive a ticket to the Luncheon upon registering. The Annual Luncheon ensures attendees scintillating conversation over a fabulous meal.

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Thank you. Canteen Correctional Services, for your continuing support of ACA conference events including this year's Annual Luncheon! Without your support, this smorgasbord of ideas would not be possible.

CANTEEN CORRECTIONAL SERVICES

38 Pond Street, Suite 308

Franklin, MA 02038

[phone]

Web Site: www.canteen-services.com

CONTACT: RENA HERTZBERG, EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

For 30 years, Canteen Correctional Services has been a leading provider of food, commissary, laundry, and vending services to the corrections market. We pride ourselves in creating flexible solutions in developing desired results for our clients. As the corrections industry evolves, Canteen Correctional Services is continuously refining its resources, skills and expertise to meet and exceed the needs of large and small corrections facilities in the public and private sector. Every member of the Canteen Correctional Services team is committed to achieving and exceeding our clients' operational goals. For a no-obligation review of your current food, commissary, laundry, and vending service, contact us at [phone] ext. 3284156. Stop by to visit with Canteen representatives at booth 601.