Hinckley verdict spares attacker of life terms in five counts
The jury spared John Hinckley from life sentences on five major counts and found him innocent on 13 lesser counts. Judge to sentence on July 12. Prosecution contended Hinckley acted with control amid mental illness. defense cited obsessive fixation on Miss Foster. Brady Delahanty Reagan McCarthy named as injured and recovered. The White House declined comment.
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Pearl M. Taylor philanthropic legacy in Cedar Rapids
Pearl M. Taylor funded medical and educational projects across Cedar Rapids. Her gifts supported St. Luke's neurological care, Coe College chairs, Camp Wapsie improvements, libraries, YMCA and YWCA programs, Camp Fire Girls, and area Boy Scouts and Red Cross training, while she remained shrewd, modest, and community minded.
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