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Prisons
  • Critics say Butner is country club for inmates - Ja 13 86 5B
  • Editorial: New warning on private prisons - Fe 14 86 22A
  • State prison plan expected to endorse privately run minimum-security jail - Mr 4 86 1
  • Single cells, activity areas urged for jails - Mr 7 86 1D
  • Ex-prisoner, officials discuss changes, problems in prisons - Mr 8 86 5C - Jail standards obsolete, consultant's study says - Mr 13 86 20C
  • Panel recommends changes to improve jail conditions - Mr 27 86 1C
  • Editorial: Prisons for the dangerous - Ap 6 86 14A
  • Officials urge changing law on private prisons - Ap 16 86 3C
  • Panel endorses prison plan costing less than Martin's - My 9 86 22D
  • Building new prisons last resort, poll says - My 18 86 45A
  • Editorial: - No rush for private prisons - My 19 86 8A
  • Panel presents plan to upgrade prisons - My 21 86 11A
  • Lawsuit seeks to force closing of Craggy Prison - My 31 86 5C
  • Private-prison plan receives setback - Jn 27 86 1
  • Attorneys say state breaking promise to improve southern Piedmont prisons - Jn 28 86 5C
  • Officials, critics differ on progress at prisons - Jy 11 86 24D
  • Caledonia inmates sue about conditions - Au 10 86 29A
  • Under the dome: Push for private prisons remains alive - Se 9 86 1
  • Time and punishment; This is a prison for the old and infirm (McCain) - Se 28 86 1C
  • Editorial: Prison costs hit from right - No 14 86 22A
  • Cat fight brewing; Inmates, officials fuss over felines (Caledonia Prison Farm) - No 16 86 1
  • Under the dome: N.C. prisons 48th in population growth - No 17 86 1
  • Peddlers of products for penal system sell their merchandise with conviction - No 21 86 1
  • Martin to again press for private prisons - De 16 86 5C
  • Editorial: Prisons need safety valve - De 19 86 26A
  • Auditor urges changes in prison system - De 20 86 16A
Prisons
  • Morganton prison abuses cited; Teen inmates shackled, lawyers allege - Ja 10 82 1
  • Prison peek portends forlorn future - Mr 28 82 29A
  • Editorial: Clam-up in the prisons - Ap 18 82 4D
  • Under the dome: Lawyers and officials discussing allegations (restrained teenagers at
  • Morganton) - Ap 30 82 12A
  • Juvenile detention facilities in N. C. called inadequate - My 12 82 4C
  • Alternate to prison expansion urged - Jn 13 82 37A
  • Lawyers confer on plan to fight prison conditions - Jn 18 82 2D
  • Overcrowded jails may realize relief - Jn 29 82 13A
  • Editorial: Indictment of prisons - Jy 2 82 4A
  • Women's prison chief (Lancaster) calls for second facility - Jy 3 82 3C
  • Editorial: Prison bill comes due - Jy 9 82 4A
Prisons
  • N. C. Prison Capacity vs. Population as of Dec. 1 (Chart) - Ja 9 83 8A
  • Prisoners moved to new building (Central Prison) - Ja 19 83 2C
  • N. C. attacks suit alleging prison bias - Fe 26 83 2C
  • Panel says prisons in N. C. lack adequate health care - Mr 31 83 5C
  • Panel advises using McCain for inmates - Ap 2 83 1C
  • New prison for 480 opens Monday (Eastern Correctional Center) - Ap 17 83 23A
  • New prison dedicated in Greene (Eastern Correctional Center) - Ap 19 83 2C
  • U. S. ends lawsuit, says N. C. no longer segregates inmates - My 12 83 1
  • Montgomery prison (Southern Correctional Center) will open this week - My 15 83 37A
  • Greene County residents reluctantly accept new prison - Jn 13 83 1C
  • Prison policy on fire hoses faces review - Jn 19 83 1
  • Editorial: Prisons a costly alternative - Jn 28 83 4A
  • N. C. ranked fourth in prison population - Jy 3 83 45A
  • Satate urges its institutions to let prisons do their wash - Jy 28 83 4C
  • Prison health care: no quick medicine - Se 11 83 1D
  • Prison mental health - Se 11 83 7D
  • Products, benefits add up for prison conglomerate (Correction Enterprises) - Se 18 83 27A
  • Editorial: Getting smart on crime - De 7 83 4A
Prisons
  • Ruling may affect prisons; States get more say about jail conditions - Ja 17 92, 4B
  • N.C. may keep cap on prisons - Ja 21 92, 3B
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Time for feds to back off - Ja 26 92, 7J
  • State cancels contract for prison pay phones - My 2 92, 6B
  • Prisons need help, chairman says - My 16 92, 4B
  • More secure prisons urged; Secretary wants more single cells - My 28 92, 1
  • Bounds submits proposal for prison construction - My 29 92, 4B
  • Legislator says builder of prisons needs oversight - My 29 92, 4B
  • Martin wants prison bonds spent - Jn 19 92, 1B
  • Editorial: - No rush on new prisons - Jn 23 92, 6A
  • Prison chief promises to adapt bonds to plan - Jn 25 92, 4B
  • Martin says politics puts lock on prison bonds - Jy 3 92, 4B
  • House votes to allow private firms in prisons - Jy 7 92, 4B
  • Job-poor Engelhard woos prison; Idleness the issue, not inmates - Jy 20 92, 1B
  • Dean denies GOP fault on prisons - Au 13 92, 4B
  • Counties may bear more cost of prisons; State may seek help with operating costs - Au 15 92, 8B
  • Editorial: Short prison memories - Au 17 92, 8A
  • Butner prison expansion will boost region; 900 permanent jobs to be created - Au 22 92, 10C
  • Study says prison limits didn't cause increase in crime - No 11 92, 2B
Prisons
  • Virginia escape inspires review at Central Prison - Jn 10 84 33A
  • Inmate's suit about rape spurs prison safety plan - Au 12 84 1
  • New prison unit (McCain Hospital) eases not-so-golden years - Au 12 84 1D
  • Prison experts work to reduce sexual, violent assaults - Au 12 84 24A
  • Center brings freedom closer to its residents - No 26 84 12C
  • Prison inspects gifts for contraband - De 23 84 31A
Prisons
  • Women to direct two men's prisons - Jy 11 82 30A
  • Performers mix Christianity with shows at N. C. prisons - Au 22 82 29A
  • Weekend inmates keep jobs, add to overcrowding - Se 20 82 1C
  • Fatal N. C. fire spurred jail ban on polyurethane - No 9 82 6A
  • Dix to become state prison, officials say - No 19 82 1
  • N. C. federal prisons included in request for anti-drug funding - De 1 82 3C
  • Report says Dix closing may hurt jail - De 1 82 12C
  • Prison offers more intense training to develop jobs skills for 5 women - De 5 82 35A
  • 3 ex-U. S. attorneys say prison suit on cell segregation 'strange,' 'odd' - De 31 82 1D
  • Editorial: An ill-advised lawsuit - De 31 82 4A
Prisons
  • Editorial: - No holds barred on prison TV - Ja 2 89 10A
  • Heart attack blamed in death of prisoner - Ja 20 89 20C
  • Inmates to answer calls about tourism - Fe 3 89 1C
  • Inmate (Hall) hurts guard (Holt) with box - Fe 6 89 2C
  • For 14 grads, the present is barred but future looks rosier - Mr 21 89 1C
  • Inmate (Ward) may get damages - Mr 28 89 1C
  • Judge awards damages to handicapped inmate (LaFaut) - Ap 5 89 3C
  • Under the Dome: - Missing password delays inmate jobs (fielding calls for potential tourists) - Ap 8 89 1
Prisons
  • Legal snag over powers of guards delays prisons' boot-camp program - Oc 4 89 3C
  • Boot-camp prison to open, calling attention to effectiveness - Oc 29 89 27A
  • Staffing dispute limits uses for weekend jail - No 7 89 1C
  • Thanksgiving no light matter for state prisons No 16 89 25A
  • Federal prison camp lives in harmony with Air Force base No 19 89 29A
  • Caledonia farm feeds prisons' multitudes No 24 89 1
  • Editorial: Costly push for prisons - De 19 89 10A
  • Privately run prisons deserve a serious look - De 20 89 19A
  • The check is in the mail room during holiday time at prison - De 20 89 1B
  • Democrat (Davis) assails Martin's prison plan - De 21 89 1
  • Editorial: Davis displays his grit - De 22 89 18A
  • Martin's prison plan endorsed; New cells needed, law officials say - De 22 89 3B
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Lock 'em up - or pay more - De 31 89 7J
  • Tar Heel editors speak: More prisons not the right solution - De 31 89 7J
Prisons
  • N.C. inmate count tops limit, triggers emergency - Au 11 88 10B
  • Our prisons worsen the crime problem - Au 22 88 7A
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Prison alternatives deserve investment - Au 28 88 7D
  • N.C. women's prisons get own command - Se 2 88 22C
  • State prison agency bars minister (Johnson) from prisons - Se 7 88 16C
  • Help scant for sexual offenders; Prisons lack plan for treating them - Se 11 88 1
  • Prison emergency ends (crowding) - Se 22 88 4C
  • Prison crowding case goes to trial - Oc 2 88 31A
  • Judge (Britt) urges quick end to prison suit (SMALL vs. Martin) - Oc 4 88 4C
  • State declares emergency to reduce prison population - Oc 20 88 25A
  • Lawyers encouraged to settle lawsuit (Small vs. Martin) on prison crowding - No 11 88 WA-1
  • Martin may ask special session on inmate limit No 24 88 1C
  • Prison crowding puts N.C. in perilous bind - De 5 88 2C
  • Editorial: Off the prison treadmill - De 6 88 16A
  • Cramped prisons open cells; Drunken drivers, felons get out easily - De 7 88 1
  • Release of 290 prisoners ends emergency - De 8 88 32A
  • Lawsuit could bring more trouble for state prisons - De 12 88 2C
  • Public safety hurt by prison population cap, report says - De 13 88 12A
  • More fashionable prison digs prepared to take on new tenants - De 17 88 14A
  • Jail uprising ends; inmate (HARDY) charged - De 20 88 3C
  • State agrees to settle prison crowding suit; Agency sets price tag at $50 million - De 22 88 1
  • Settling prison suit will cost time, money, legislators agree - De 23 88 5C
  • Editorial: Price of packed prisons - De 27 88 8A
Prisons
  • N.C. prison population continued rise in 1990 - Ja 11 91 4B
  • Editorial: The myth about prisons - Ja 21 91 8A
  • State's correction system stops taking prisoners from local jails - Fe 9 91 3B
  • Ban on safekeepers lifted in prisons - Fe 12 91 4B
  • Christian movement planned within state's prison system - Fe 15 91 6B
  • Ceremony dedicates new prison at air base - Ap 4 91 4B
  • Jailing the social unacceptables - Ap 21 91 7J
  • TB screening ordered at two state prisons - Jn 28 91 4B
  • Prison's temporary ban lifted for 'safekeepers' - Jy 9 91 4B
  • State correction officials announce new leaders at two women's prisons (Caldwell; Boyette) - Oc 12 91 6B
  • Prisons bring jobs to Anson County - Oc 22 91 5B
  • State to be model for prison program - De 4 91 2B
  • N.C. prisons filling faster than any year - De 12 91 4B