Hinckley Jury Resumes Deliberations On Insanity Verdict
Jurors in the Hinckley Reagan assassination case plan to continue weighing if he was insane. The panel, seven women and five men, studied extensive psychiatric testimony and used the large courtroom for review. Foreman Roy Jackson, 64, leads. Merryanna Swartz, 31, postponed her wedding to stay on the panel. The judge unsealed juror names amid press interest.
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Washington
U.S
John W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Hinckley
Barrington D. Parker
Roger M. Adelman
John
JoAnn Hinckley
Parker
New York Times
Stuart S. Taylor Jr
Times
Roy Jackson
Merryanna L. Swartz
Miss Swartz
Weather outlook fair with possible Monday showers
The extended forecast for Monday through Wednesday predicts fair, pleasant weather with a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Monday. Daytime highs run in the 80s and overnight lows near 55 to 60 as readers plan outdoor activities amid changing conditions.
Beirut Clash Escalates as Israeli Armor Advances
Israeli armor moves toward west Beirut as U S and Lebanese negotiators seek to avert a full assault. Refugees flood Green Line checkpoints while tens of thousands remain in the enclave, with PLO leaders resisting surrender yet signaling possible concessions to save Beirut from battle.
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Beirut
Lebanon
West Beirut
U.S
United States
Philip C. Habib
Elias Sarkis
Saeb Salaam
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Israel
Salah Khalaf
Abu Iyad
Saad Sayel
Coal Miner Safety Progress Since 1907 Spotlighted
A Logan County miner’s death marks the 10th coal mine fatality this year, part of a stark contrast to 1907 Bloody September. MSHA officials credit a culture shift toward safety, stronger inspection, new mining tech, and a 1969 mine safety act that made regulations mandatory.
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Appalachian
Logan County
Federal
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Coopera
Sam Stafford
MSHA
UMWA
Stafford
Unionization in Pus Led to Higher Living Standards
Coalfield sociologist Dr Paul Nyden notes unionization of southern West Virginia and western Virginia miners in the 1930s raised living standards and safety. He cites housing shifts from company to worker ownership, varied company town housing, and later high home ownership rates. Bureau of Labor Statistics data compare days lost to injury across sectors.
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Pus
Paul Nyden
Beckley
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Virginia
Nyden
U.S. Steel-owned
Gary
McDowell County
Transportation and Utilities
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Los Angeles
Maureen Fiedler
Washington, D.C
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