Doctors Say Hinckley A Danger To Society
Washington AP doctors from St. Elizabeths Hospital told US District Judge Barrington D. Parker that John W Hinckley has serious personality disorders and should remain hospitalized as a danger to himself and actress Jodie Foster. The judge scheduled a hearing to decide on release while Hinckley stays at the federal mental facility since his insanity plea.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley
Reagan
Jodie Foster
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Barrington D. Parker
Hinckley
Parker
St. Elizabeths
Israelis Battle PLO Near Airport
Israeli forces fought Palestinian guerrillas with tanks and artillery near Beirut airport. Reinforcements moved up to the Green Line as U N observers were barred. PLO backers rejected a U S compromise to evacuate. Bassam Abu Sharif said guerrillas would leave only after an international peacekeeping force is in place. One guerrilla and one Israeli soldier were reported wounded.
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Beirut
U.N
U.S
PLO
Bassam Abu Sharif
Tel Aviv
Beech Island horse runner-up in New York stakes
A horse named after a town in Aiken County Beech Island placed second in a New York stakes race yesterday. J P Kmeece introduced Nila Beard at a Rotary Club meeting and she recalled being asked why she pursued teaching. Her answer cited three months June July and August.
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Aiken County
Beech Island
New York
J.P. Kmeece
Nila Beard
Rotary Club
Reagan vows prayer tax credit push at Knights of Columbus
President Reagan addressed the Knights of Columbus centennial, urging support for private school tuition tax credits and school prayer while seeking end to abortion on demand. He defended his record, called for constitutional prayer in schools, and noted a tax credit plan aiding families paying private and public school costs.
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Reagan
The
Knights of Collins
Congress
Knights of Columbus
Columbia Woman Voices Fear Over Nuclear Waste Dump Plan
A Columbia resident urged the Governors Nuclear Advisory Council to oppose South Carolina joining a regional compact for low level waste disposal, saying the state could become the Southeast dumping ground. Others echoed concern as a public hearing addressed site at Barnwell and future storage plans.
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Columbia
Governor's Nuclear Advisory Council
South Carolina
Emily Whitten
Dick Riley
Chem Nuclear Systems
Barnwell
Judge Simons Restricts SRP Six Testimony
The Savannah River Plant trespass trial in Aiken proceeds with six defendants facing up to 1000 dollars fines. Judge Simons weighs defense witness Dr. Carl J. Johnson outline while limiting testimony on morality of nuclear weapons and political policy. Phillip Berrigan testified but was ruled irrelevant. Defendants include Michael Gooding Barbara Smith Mitch Yarborough Chris Kueny John Penley and Rosemary Freriks. Protest near SRP drew about 600 people.
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Bebbington
Savannah River
Chem-Nuclear
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Barnwell
U.S
Simons
Charles E. Simons
Carl J. Johnson
Phillip Berrigan
Berrigan
Pennsylvania
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SRP
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Barbara Smith
Mitch Yarborough
Columbia
Chris Kueny
John Penley
Rosemary Freriks
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Evelyn Bush
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