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Arizona allowprisoners who test positive for the AIDS virus towork at food service jobs within the state prisonsystem.  \nIn the first decision of its kind in thecountry,U.S.District Judge C.A.Muecke orderedthat unless an individual inmate was determined tobe otherwise unqualified,prison officials could notdeny employment in food services.  \nThe order came in the case of Casey v.Lewis,brought by the Arizona Civil LibertiesUnion and the National Prison Project of theACLU in Washington,D.C.It affects all prisonersunder the supervision of the Arizona Department ofCorrections(ADOC).The class of prisoners alsoconsists of all handicapped prisoners.  \nAccording to Judge Muecke,\"Courts haveheld that persons who are HIV positive are handi-capped persons to whom(section)504 of theRehabilitation Act applies.The Act provides that:  \n\"No otherwise qualified individual withhandicaps..shall,solely by reason of heror his handicap,be excluded from the partic-ipation in...or be subjected to discrimina-tion under any program or activity receivingFederal financial assistance...\"  \nArizona state officials maintained that theyhad to bar HIV-positive prisoners from working infood service jobs because other inmates feared thatthey would contract the disease from them.  \n# CDRRECTLDNSTTHE ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWS SERVICE FOR THE CORRECTIONS PROFESSIONALHE ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWS SERVICE FOR THE CORRECTIONS PROFESSIONAL\n\nSeptember 18,1991  \nPage 1  \nIN THIS ISSUE                 \nHIV-POSITIVE INMATES:  \nCan't Be Banned From Food Jobs……………………1TWA:May End Teen Convict Program………  …1ASLEE Seminar Scheduled……  …………   2ILLINOIS:Most Inmates Are Drop-Out..…………….3MISSOURI:Jail Fire Kills Fiv …………  ………5SOUTH CAROLINA:Executes Killer…………5TELEVISED EXECUTIONS:KQED Won't Appeal………6SOVIET,U.S.PRISONS:What Rights Group Found...7VIRGINIA:A.G.Sidetracks Private prison…     …7PEOPLE IN THE NEWS…………………  ……  …8JOB UISTINGS……  ……    …    ………9  \nWAYNE COUNTY:Deputy Slain When Inmate Gets Gun………………10  \nIn California:  \n# TWA MAY END PROGRAMUSING TEEN CONVICTS AFTERCREDIT CARD NUMBER THEFTS\n\nTrans World Airlines(TWA)may pull theplug on a program employing inmates at aCalifornia youth camp as reservation agents after atleast one former inmate racked up thousands ofdollars of charges using stolen credit card numbers.  \nThe airline's program at the Ventura Schoolnear Camarillo began in 1986 and has been toutedas a high-tech tool to help young criminals learn atrade and repay their debt to society.  \nMany of the program's 213 graduates nowwork at airlines and travel agencies.  \nSee TWA,page two)  \n# CORRECTIONS DIGEST\n\n(FOOD WORKERS,from page one)  \nThe Department stated:\"Although unfound-ed,inmate fears that they may contract the HIVvirus from infected inmates through casual contactis prevalent,despite programming efforts by de-fendants.\"  \nJudge Muecke's order rejects that defense,pointing out that,\"In short,ADOC's justification(i.e.,the irrational fears of the inmates)for itsblanket prohibition concerning HIV positive in-mates is inconsistent with(section)504....Itshould be noted that defendants,however,did notargue that HIV-positive inmates present a signifi-cant risk of transmitting the virus.Indeed,defendants implicitly concede that there is no riskthat such transmission would occur.\"  \nEditor's Note:For more information,contact:Adjoa Aiyetoro,National Prison Project,ACLU,1875 Connecticut Ave.,N.W.,Suite 410,Washington,DC 20009.Phone:202-234-4830.  \n# FIFTH ASLET SEMINARPLANNED FOR JANUARY\n\nThe Milwaukee Police_Department,theMilwaukee Sheriff's .Department,theMilwaukee Office_of the FBI,and thePolice Science Department of the Mil-waukee Area Technical College,in co-operation with the American Society ofLaw Enforcement Trainers (ASLET),anonprofit educational organization,will host the \"Fifth ASLET Intern","cbCaipFuciU1kTnY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipFuciU1kTnY","pdf",3012513,11,"English","# HIV-POSITIVE INMATES: Can't Be Banned 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