Hinckley Declines To Take The Stand
In Washington on Wednesday John W. Hinckley Jr. refused to testify as the prosecution presented evidence challenging his claim of a psychotic impulse behind the Reagan shooting. Detective Arthur Myers described Hinckley as controlled and cooperative during questioning, while the judge urged Hinckley to exercise his right to testify if he wished.
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Reagan Arrives in Europe on 10 Day Foreign Tour
President Reagan lands in Paris amid a thunderstorm to begin a 10 day European journey aimed at strengthening the Atlantic alliance, pressing arms control, and addressing European discontent with U.S. rates. He meets French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson and stays at the U.S. ambassador's residence.
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British Forces Close Gap to Stanley In Falklands Fight
British gunners and commandos tightened the ring around Stanley as shells hit within miles, while Thatcher signaled a hard battle unless Argentina withdraws. Reports say troops near Moody Brook and Argentine defenses were under heavy pressure, with U N efforts for a cease-fire stalling.
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Parker Wins in Democratic Primary Over Baylor in West Virginia
Greenville teacher Frederick L. Parker defeated incumbent State Senator Richard Baylor in the 10th District Democratic primary based on unofficial precinct tallies from five counties. Parker led 6,195 to 2,997 overall with strong showings in Mercer and Summers counties. Parker credited workers and vowed continued ground campaigns ahead of the November general election.
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WVEA COMPAC Score Victories in West Virginia Primaries
Labor-backed groups WVEA and COMPAC scored wins in Mercer and McDowell counties and across most state races. They claimed over 70 percent success, crediting teachers and volunteers for the turnout. Parker’s surprise win in the 10th Senatorial District drew praise from COMPAC chief Tom Morris and WVEA president Lowell Johnson.
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Weather Outlook From Thursday Through Monday
Mostly cloudy Thursday with highs in the 70s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms Thursday night. Lows mid-50s to low 60s. Friday brings likely showers with highs in the upper 60s to mid-70s. Showers end Saturday. Sunday sees fair skies and a chance of more showers Monday. Highs in the 70s Saturday and mid 70s to 80s Sunday and Monday. Lows range from the 40s and 50s Saturday to the 50s–60s Sunday and Monday.
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