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    Arizona May Put All State Prisons in Private Hands

    Fri, 10/23/2009 - 23:03 EDT - NY Times
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    • Corrections Corporation of America|CXW|NYSE
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    • Privatization

    The prison system is for sale in a state hoping to reduce its budget shortfall.


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