Brady's memory largely intact says wife in New York interview
James Brady 41 suffered brain damage after being shot during Reagan assassination attempt. His wife Sarah says he retains near photographic memory though had trouble recalling recent events after the shooting. He attends daily therapy at George Washington University Hospital and takes Tegretol and phenobarbital which can cause grogginess.
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Winter Weather Outlook With Snow Likely Tonight
Forecast shows snow ending tonight with a low near 20 and a high near 32 tomorrow. Winds west at 10 to 20 mph. snow chance 60 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Includes sunset and sunrise times, temperature records, and seasonal snowfall to date 109.7 inches.
Storm pummels West Coast as deadly blizzard ends
United Press International reports the Winter of 1982 unleashed icy conditions from Washington to San Francisco. Ten deaths occurred nationwide due to ice storms and slick highways while forecasters eased flood fears for Northern California.
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Burton Says He Won’t Remarry Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton told AP in London that he and Elizabeth Taylor will never remarry amid a weekend reunion that spurred press speculation. He stressed they remain deeply in love but not planning another marriage, despite sharing moments and public appearances.
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Williams fears slaying probe halt after conviction
Williams faces a halt to the murder probe as prosecutors expect a limited number of cases to be closed. DeKalb County DA Bob Wilson says six unsolved murders in DeKalb and Rockdale may be attributed to Williams, four linked during his trial, but no further charges are planned. Judge Slaton and task-force leaders weigh remaining cases as Williams appeals while defense attorney Binder notes his client remains coherent yet disappointed.
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EPA seeks reversal of rules on hazardous waste disposal
Marvin Durning of the Hazardous Waste Treatment Council says a petition will be filed in Federal District Court in Washington to block a 96 day lifting of the rules. The council and Environmental Defense Fund warn the change risks public health and the environment and oppose allowing waste drums to be placed in landfills with weak controls.
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Trumpeter Charlie Spivak Dies at 70 in Greenville
Charlie Spivak, famed Big Band era orchestra leader, died at his Greenville home aged 70 after battling cancer. Born February 17, he spent many years in South Carolina and rose to fame despite not fully reaching his trumpet potential.
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Wall Street Bomb Blast Ties to FALN Claim
Four blasts rocked Wall Street including a strike at the American Stock Exchange behind Trinity Church. FALN, the Puerto Rico independence group, has claimed responsibility for multiple bombings, including the 1975 Fraunces Tavern attack that killed four and injured 53. FBI and NYPD terrorism task force investigated the incident.
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Teamsters ratify 37 month national freight contract
Washington AP reports Teamsters members overwhelmingly approved a 37 month national freight contract with wage concessions for the trucking industry. Union president Roy Lee Williams said the deal passed by nearly two thirds in a mail referendum, with negotiators calling it a good contract.
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Supreme Court to hear generic drug safety testing dispute
The Supreme Court said it will hear a case over whether generic drugs must undergo government safety and effectiveness testing before sale. The decision hinges on a ruling that the FDA lacks current authority to block unapproved generics when a name brand already exists.
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