Hinckley Calm After Reagan Shooting Prosecution Testifies
A homicide detective testified Hinckley remained alert after the attack and even asked about an NCAA game while investigators worked. Prosecutors offered evidence from a doctor describing Hinckley as mentally clear, and a CAT scan expert noting brain atrophy linked to schizophrenia.
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Democrats emerge debt free after 1968 burden
The Democratic Party reports it is debt free for the first time since 1968 but faces an $80 million fundraising edge enjoyed by the GOP ahead of the 1982 campaign. It will assume $600000 of the Carter Mondale debt and hosts a $2500 per couple dinner expected to raise up to $300000.
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Major oil firms boost wholesale gasoline prices
U S oil companies raise wholesale gas prices by up to 2 cents a gallon as supplies tighten and summer demand looms. Analysts from Merrill Lynch and others expect further retail increases in coming weeks with prices likely to climb a few cents more. Exxon Gulf Texaco Marathon and Standard Oil report varied regional hikes from 1 to 2.5 cents per gallon.
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American Scholar to be Released From China Ouster Notice
An American scholar Lisa Wichser, 29, held six days in Beijing on suspicion of stealing state secrets, will be released this morning and ordered to leave China within 48 hours. The U S Embassy protests delayed notification and restricted access for four days during the detention of the University of Denver graduate student.
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Begin Mubarak summit discussed but no progress on Jerusalem
Egyptian Foreign Minister Khamal Hassan Ali said a summit with Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Hosni Mubarak could occur soon after a one hour and 46 minute meeting. No progress was made on Jerusalem as a site for Palestinian autonomy talks despite Begin’s insistence on its status.
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Missing blue films turn High Court red
The Supreme Court cannot find five movies and four magazines sent to the justices earlier this year in a case involving Idaho obscenity prosecutions. Court officials say the materials may be misplaced or lost. no theft is confirmed. The missing exhibits relate to a Garden City Idaho case aimed at shutting down adult bookstores.
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