Hinckley judged competent for Reagan assassination case
John W. Hinckley Jr. pleaded innocent to charges over the March 30 Reagan shooting and was ruled psychologically competent to aid his defense. The 26 year old son of a Denver oilman sat in court as prosecutors and defense attorneys discussed his capacity to stand trial.
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John W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Hinckley
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Elizabeth Flynn
U.S
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Gregory Craig
John W. Hinckley Sr
Joanne
Young Hinckley
Craig
Edward Bennett Williams
Vincent J. Fuller
Roger M. Adelman
Parker
John W. Hinckley, Jr
AWACS sale fuels U S Saudi and Israeli tensions
The debate over Reagan’s plan to sell Saudi Arabia five AWACS surveillance planes centers on regional power and loyalty. Saudi officials seek U.S. support without losing defense autonomy, while Israel fears Arab coordination and U.S. tilt toward the Arab world. The issue hinges on who the United States backs as Congress weighs the sale ahead of an Oct. 30 deadline.
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Reagan
Saudi Arabia
James L. Buckley
U.S
Buckley
United States
Israel
Carter
Soviet Union
Persian Gulf
AWACS
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Israe
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Ex convict refuses lie detector in Fort Scott plot tale
An ex convict who claimed a plot to kill 15 officials and business leaders refused a lie detector test, citing exposure of his name and prior tests. Targets include City Manager Don Munsell, five commissioners, bank presidents, Tribune editors, and two publishers.
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Fort Scott
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Don Munsell
Louis Cotton
Insurance Company
Tribune
Tom Eblen
Frank and
Sara Marble Emery
Twister sighted west of Odessa with no injuries reported
National Weather Service reports a tornado touched down 10 miles west of Odessa near 5:30 p.m. Friday. The funnel returned to the clouds after damaging no property. a trace rainfall was noted at Midland Airport. Forecasts call for warm, mostly dry conditions through Sunday with highs around the 90s and south winds.
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National Weather Service
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Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Chicago approves desegregation plan with no mandatory busing
The Justice Department approved a Chicago desegregation plan delaying mandatory busing until at least 1983 and awaiting Board of Education details in December. The plan includes district boundary changes this fall and aims to fit within constitutionally acceptable options amid prior objections.
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Justice Department
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