Blacks Say Housing Discrimination Persists in South Carolina
A statewide survey reported by The State finds blacks feel housing opportunities have improved but remain discriminatory. Among 515 adults, 62 percent of blacks see better access, whites are more mixed, and overall about half say conditions improved with a 4.3 percent margin of error.
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Columbia
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Jimmy L. Avins
Sumter
Hinckley Trial Hearing Delayed by Bundy Letter Revelations
In Washington court testimony reveals John Hinckley Jr exchanged letters with Theodore Bundy while seeking an Easter hospital pass. A psychiatrist says Hinckley showed poor judgment. judge Parker adjourns to a bench conference as new letters from Bundy and Fromme surface. In Detroit, AMA President Coury cites ethics and confidentiality in AIDS risk disclosures.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
Theodore Bundy
Hinckley
Bundy
Florida
Glenn H. Miller
U.S
Barrington Parker
Miller
Charles Manson
Manson
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Reagan
Parker
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