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Eighty-five  \nARIZONA SHERIFF:No Coffe……………………………………………5  \npercent said elected officials have failed to offer  \neffective solutions to crime.  \nVIRGINIA SHERIFF:No Santa Claus……………………………………5  \nMany of the 157 wardens polled in eight  \nANTI-REPEAT DWI PACKAGE MAILED…………………………6  \nstates said the nation is wasting scarce prison space  \non nonviolent offenders and they urged greater use  \nTEXAS KILLER:Executed……………………………………………………………6  \nof alternatives such as home detention and halfway  \nhouses.  \nMONTANA CASE: Settlement Reached……………………………………7  \nThe survey was released Dec.21 by Sen.  \nMARGARET PUGHI:New Alaska Chief…………………………………8  \nPaul Simon(D-III.),a member of the Senate Judi-  \nciary Committee.  \nVIRGINIA:Higher Inmate Load………………………………………………9  \nThe wardens also called for additional  \nWOMEN INMATES: D.C. Violations Cited……………………………9  \nprevention programs,smarter use of prison space  \nand resources, and expanded alternatives to incar-  \nNEW HAMPSIIIRE:Population Quadruple…………………………9  \nceration.  \nSimon told a news conference in Washington  \nHIGH-TECH\"ALCATRAZ\"  \nthat the survey was aimed at introducing a \"reality  \nREADY FOR CUSTOMERS  \ncheck\" as Congress prepares to renew its debate on  \nanti-crime policy.  \n\"An uncommon level of security\" is the  \nunderstated way wardens describe the new Federal  \nRepublicans will control the new Congress  \nprison in Florence,Colo.,that is opening for the  \nthat takes office Jan.4. In their \"Contract With  \nnation's most violent,incorrigible prisoners.  \nAmerica,\" House Republicans call for,among  \nother things, throwing out major portions of the  \nThe $60 million U.S. Penitentiary Adminis-  \n$30 billion crime bill this year.  \ntrative Maximum Facility in the southern Colorado  \nThe GOP would kill many of the bill's crime  \ncommunity of 3,500 is the first Federal prison ever  \nbuilt just for the most predatory inmates in the U.S.  \nprevention provisions. A Republican bill would  \nBureau of Prisons. Nearly 500 of them will be sent  \nspend more on prison construction,but provide it  \nonly to states that imprison violent criminals for at  \nto Florence.  \n(See NEW\"ALCATRAZ,\" page two)  \n(MANDATORY TERMS,from page one)  \nleast 85 percent of their sentences or to statesmoving in that direction.  \nThe survey results raise questions about theRepublican proposals to reduce spending on crimeprevention,Simon said.  \nAlmost three-fifths of the wardens surveyedsaid they believed mandatory minimum sentencesfor drug offenders should be repealed.  \n(NEW\"ALCATRAZ,\"from page one)  \nAicatraz was their home in years past.Thena Federal penitentiary in Marion,III.,was modifiedfor the purpose.Now comes \"Super Max.\"  \n\"There's no doubt this is a severe program,\"said John Vanyur,the prison's associate warden.\"This is not a typical prison facility.It's one of akind.And it's only used for this very smallnumber of people.\"  \nThere are motion detectors in undergroundcrawl spaces,1,400 remote-controlled sliding steeldoors,cameras covering virtually every nook andcranny,and 12-foot chain link fences topped withrazor wire.  \nThe 7-feet-by-12-feet cells could be de-scribed as spartan.They contain a polished steelmirror(glass is a weapon)riveted to the solidconcrete wall.The toilet and shower are steel andfixed to the walls;the bed is a slab of concretecovered with a mattress.The only other place tosit is an immovable concrete cylinder in front of awriting table,also concrete.  \nCells are designed so inmates cannot makeeye contact with other prisoners,or see anythingoutside except the prison walls and the Coloradosky.  \nA Permanent Lockdo","cbCaitRgdIsvCFSe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitRgdIsvCFSe","pdf",3041280,11,"English","# IN THIS ISSUE\n## WARDENS REJECT MANDATORY TERMS: Wardens Reject…\n## HIGHI-TECH ALCATRAZ: Ready…\n## SMOKING BAN: Texas And Virginia\n## ARIZONA SHERIFF: No Coffe\n## VIRGINIA SHERIFF: No Santa Claus\n## ANTI-REPEAT DWI PACKAGE MAILED\n## TEXAS KILLER: Executed\n## MONTANA CASE: Settlement Reached\n## MARGARET PUGHI: New Alaska Chief\n## VIRGINIA: Higher Inmate Load\n## WOMEN INMATES: D.C. Violations Cited\n## NEW HAMPSIIIRE: Population Quadruple\n## HIGH-TECH “ALCATRAZ” READY FOR CUSTOMERS","[{\"question\":\"What do the survey results say about mandatory minimum penalties for drug offenders?\",\"answer\":\"More than half of the prison wardens reported they did not support mandatory minimum penalties for drug offenders. Eighty-five percent said elected officials failed to offer effective solutions to crime, and many urged alternatives to incarceration.\"},{\"question\":\"What is “High-Tech Alcatraz” described as in the issue?\",\"answer\":\"It is a new Federal super-maximum security prison facility in Florence, Colorado, designed for the nation’s most violent, incorrigible prisoners. The article details extensive security systems and tightly controlled daily routines.\"},{\"question\":\"How are inmates restricted and managed at Super Max?\",\"answer\":\"The piece states inmates are kept on near-constant lockdown, with severe limits on activities and interaction. 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