Hinckley to get vote hearing in federal case
A federal judge ordered a special hearing to decide if John W. Hinckley Jr. may vote in the fall. Hinckley, found not guilty by reason of insanity for Reagan’s 1981 shooting, has been confined at St. Elizabeths Hospital since 1982 and needs court permission to leave for voting. Prosecutors oppose his requests.
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Ronald Reagan
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Fuel economy bill gains speed in Senate action
The Senate cleared the way for debate on a bill to raise new car fuel efficiency to 35 mpg by 1995 and 40 mpg by 2001. Supporters claim 2.8 million barrels of oil saved daily at full effect, while opponents and officials warn of safety risks from smaller cars.
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Gap in public views on free speech revealed
A private survey of 1,500 adults in June finds broad support for First Amendment rights but a significant minority doubts protection for art and media. About 90 percent oppose government censorship of speech, yet 25 to 30 percent say free expression does not cover art, film, music, radio, TV, newspapers, or photos.
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Thomas Jefferson Center For the Protection of Free Expression
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Jefferson Memorial
Republicans accuse Democrats of leaking tax talks to press
Washington AP reports Republicans denounce leaks as budget negotiators at Andrews Air Force Base enter a second week of talks. Dole warns cooperation hinges on secrecy while Joint Tax Committee analyses show GOP tax plans would raise small incomes and cut higher earners. The Democratic plan skews toward higher taxes for most, with major burdens on top earners.
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FDA Warns Against Raw Eggs To Prevent Salmonella
The FDA urges cooking eggs well to stop potentially fatal Salmonella. warns Caesar salad, mayonnaise, eggnog, and ice cream makers of risks. It sent 3,500 notices to state and local regulators and proposed labeling intact shell eggs as potentially hazardous for storage and cooking precautions.
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Food and Drug Administration
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