Reagan visits black family at their Maryland home rallying for civil rights
President Reagan flew to College Park Woods to visit Barbara and Phillip Butler, printers in the Government Printing Office, after reading a cross burning incident that shook their suburban Maryland neighborhood. He told reporters he might call attention to the act and expressed regret that such prejudice has a place in the country.
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Hinckley trial opens with claim of planned attack
Assistant U S attorney Roger Adelman described John W Hinckley Jr as deliberate and calculated, noting he practiced at rifle ranges and wrote an unmailed letter to impress Jodie Foster. He detailed the six shots that wounded Brady Delahanty and Reagan, while the defense argues insanity. Jurors include a custodian, a garage attendant, two secretaries and a psychology graduate student.
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Reagan to endorse constitutional amendment for voluntary school prayer
Washington AP Reagan plans to back a constitutional amendment allowing voluntary prayer in public schools on National Day of Prayer. White House aides cast doubt on the final decision, while lawmakers push multiple bills to legalize voluntary school prayer amid ongoing court rulings.
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