Brooklyn race killings spark citywide manhunt
Police vow full resources to catch white assailants who killed William Turks and injured two other black Transit Authority workers at a bagel shop in a largely white Brooklyn neighborhood. Authorities call the attack racially motivated and Mayor Koch offers a reward if suspects are not found quickly.
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Hinckley Not Seeking Early Release From Hospital
John W. Hinckley Jr will not seek release from St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Judge Barrington D. Parker ordered a mental health review by August 2 to decide danger to self or others. Hinckley, 27, faces an August 9 hearing, but his lawyers say he will not pursue a hearing or release at this time.
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