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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1982

Page

13

Dr Seuss Receives NAESP Special Award for Children

Atlanta AP Theodor Geisel known as Dr Seuss becomes the National Association of Elementary School Principals first special award winner for distinguished service to children. He could not attend the convention and issued a statement praising educators as the nation’s educational foundation.

Atlanta Dr. Seuss Theodor Geisel National Association of Association Elaine Banks Giesel NAESP

Young Kennedy To Marry In Secret Ceremony In Bloomington

Robert F. Kennedy Jr plans a low key wedding in Bloomington to Emily Ruth Black a 24 year old lawyer from her hometown The ceremony time is being kept private with reporters restricted Those invited include Senator Edward M Kennedy Kennedy will finish Virginia Law School in May and join the Manhattan DA office in August.

Bloomington Ind Robert F. Kennedy Jr Robert F. Kennedy Emily Ruth Black Miss Black Kennedy Sen Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Young Kennedy University of Virginia Law School Manhattan District Attorney's Office New York City

Reagan assassination anniversary prompts McCarthy duty return

Tim McCarthy 32 a 10 year Secret Service veteran recalls guarding President Reagan outside the Washington Hilton last March 30 when a would-be assassin shot him in the chest Reagan also wounded in the chest McCarthy laughs about aging saying the only complaint is his left knee and doctors say he is getting older

Chicago Reagan Tim McCarthy McCarthy Secret Service Washington Hilton Chicago Sun-Times

1981 Reagan shooting breathes life into gun control push

Washington observers note a rekindled push for handgun restrictions after the 1981 attempt on Reagan. States and cities from Morton Grove to Chicago and Maryland move toward bans, licensing, or registration as a new generation becomes active in the issue.

Aiken S.C Reagan Washington Charles Orasin Handgun Control, Inc Morton Grove Chicago Friendship Heights Massachusetts Ohio Maryland Dade County Fla California

States Raise Taxes Amid Federal Burden Study

A Tax Foundation report shows state and local taxes totaled 236.2 billion in 1980, about half of federal tax take. Sales taxes were the largest source, with rates from 2 to 7.5 percent. many states consider further hikes totaling 6.8 billion annually.

Tax Foundation, Inc Washington, D.C Foundation Oklahoma Connecticut Alaska Delaware Montana New Hampshire Oregon New York City Nevada South Dakota Texas Washington Wyoming Florida Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Congress

Six-year-old avoids adult court in battery case

In Gainesville Florida a defense lawyer seeks a jury trial for 6-year-old Nancy Jo Burch charged with aggravated battery after striking a schoolmate with a piece of wood. Prosecutor Eugene Whitworth refuses adult court and hints at juvenile or arbitration options.

Gainesville Fla Eugene Whitworth Nancy Jo Burch Alan Wilhite Wilhite Shirley Lynn Nicholls Shirley Lynn R.A. “Buzz Green Circuit Court Florida

Reagan shooting shifts influence on handgun debate

Orasin notes the Nation group shows rising handgun control influence as younger generations age. He cites the 1981 March 30 Reagan shooting as expanding public reach and impact on the gun control debate.

Trooper Trapped in Cave Near Lafayette New Jersey

Rescue workers emerged from a cave entrance after a failed effort to free New Jersey State Trooper Donald Weltner trapped while leading Boy Scouts on a cave exploration near Lafayette. The 1,200 foot long cave was the scene of the ongoing rescue efforts.

N.J Donald Weltner Lafayette

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