Gun debate unchanged after Reagan shooting
Administration unlikely to back new handgun limits despite the attempted assassination of President Reagan. Attorney General Smith and Presidential counselor Meese defend existing policy, stressing crime causes and enforcement over restricting ownership. Lawmakers push penalties, imports limits, and background checks while NRA opposition predicts victory.
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Reagan Shows Resolve After Assassination Attempt
Hinckley Jr. 25 wrote to 18 year old actress Jodie Foster claiming infatuation and saying he would do it for her. At the White House Bush ran ceremonies and Reagan pressed on with duties, signing a subsidy bill and planning a Middle East trip for Haig while doctors projected a week or two to leave hospital. Brady remained critical but improving, with officials calling his survival incredible as Reagan expressed emotion upon learning of the shooting.
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Hinckley interviewing by lawyers at Quantico prison
The two lawyers interviewed John Hinckley at the U S Marine base in Quantico Virginia for over two hours while he was under 24 hour watch. Hinckley’s wealthy Colorado parents initially contacted the law firm and two court appointed attorneys were assigned after he said he could not afford counsel. The incident follows reports of a canceled dinner with the Bush family as Hinckley remains in custody and was deemed in good health by a prison doctor.
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Brady Shows Movement After Wound Despite Weakened Condition
Brady, 40, demonstrated mobility in a catch game at the hospital. A medical bulletin reported he is breathing well without a respirator though doctors warned a level impairment could affect the left side. White House officials described Brady's progress as incredible and very encouraging.
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Baker plans final vote on cuts in Reagan package
Washington AP Reagan budget cuts face final Senate vote as Majority Leader Baker plans the last tally on an $87 billion three year package. Chafee sought $973 million for education and transit but failed. allies defended the package amid Democratic attempts to restore funds.
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