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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1987

Page

4

Prison Stripes and Work Assignments Endorsement Debate

The State urges mandatory prison stripes on work detail uniforms to deter crime and aid public perception, arguing stigma and visibility reduce escapes. It supports work assignments as essential, denies voluntarism, and backs public works as deterrence over longer incarcerations.

SCDC South Carolina Department of Corrections Columbia State Columbia South Carolina State Department of Corrections

Hamadi Arrest Stirs US Extradition for 847 Hijack

The 1985 TWA Flight 847 hijack case yields Mohammed Ali Hamadi in custody at Frankfurt airport. US warrants for murder and air piracy loom. extradition hinges on West Germany lifting capital punishment ban. Berlin warns on potential retaliation as security tightens at embassies and airports.

TWA Athens Rome Beirut U.S. Navy Robert Dean Stethem U.S Mohammed Ali Hamadi Frankfurt Hamadi United States Justice Department Washington Bonn Stephen S. Trott West Germany U. S

Speedier Trials Not Detention Is The Just Way

An editorial argues for speedier prosecutions over preventive detention. It warns that keeping suspects jailed before trial undermines the Eighth Amendment and constitutional liberties, citing Salerno and general risk of abuse. It notes studies on rearrests and favors faster trials to reduce crime without eroding rights.

Anthony Salerno Genovese New York Tony Salerno Supreme Court U.S. Parole Commission

Here We Go Again ERA and School Prayer in Proposed Amendments

A syndicated column argues against reviving the ERA on opening Senate day noting more constitutional amendments are proposed. It critiques the ERA as ambiguous and harmful to federalism while warning of divisive debates over school prayer abortion language official English and term limits.

Washington U.S. Senate Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Congress Thurmond United States Andy Jacobs Indiana Virginia Smith Nebraska

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