Treasury report urges closer Reagan security cooperation
A Treasury Department review praises Secret Service quick action after the Reagan shooting while outlining numerous recommendations to tighten future protection. Treasury general counsel Peter Wallison says the report favors regularized procedures and closer White House staff coordination, without addressing close access or protective gear specifics.
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Hinckley Transferred To Quantico Brig After Tests
John W. Hinckley Jr. has completed court ordered psychiatric tests and was moved Tuesday from Butner NC to the Quantico Virginia Marine base brig. He is charged with wounding President Reagan and a Secret Service agent in Washington on March 30 and acted alone, with a federal indictment expected soon.
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