Brady son back in White House in coming years
Dorothy Brady, 75, says she believes James Brady will recover and return to the White House. She recalls the assassination attempt on President Reagan a year ago and notes her husband Harold died in December. The Brady family remains hopeful about Jimmy's progress and possible future service.
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Reagan Returns to Acting in TV Reenactment of Assassination Attempt
President Reagan appears as himself in a TV reenactment marking the first anniversary of the Washington hotel shooting. A stand in plays the wounded Reagan while three doctors who treated him appear in a closing White House house call. The real president thanks the surgeons for the transfusions and expresses gratitude for the timely outcome.
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Reagan widow says memory of assassination attempt remains very raw
Nancy Reagan tells NBC News that the memory of the attempted assassination of President Reagan is still very raw. She says her heart stops each time he leaves the White House and she cannot imagine it fading. She discusses fears and pain from the day, noting she hadn’t worried before the attack a year ago.
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Hinckley and Jodie Foster in same courtroom twice today
John W. Hinckley Jr and actress Jodie Foster appeared in Parker's courtroom for a second time within 24 hours as Foster gave a deposition requested by Hinckley's defense. Hinckley, charged in the Reagan assassination attempt, was brought from Fort Meade for the closed session while Foster testified amid heavy security. no trial date has been set.
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Mailorder catalog mixup spreads Playboy centerfold in Ward’s book
In Minneapolis a Montgomery Ward spring catalog mistakenly included a Playboy centerfold page within pages 80 and 81. About six million copies were shipped with two centerfolds found in the Twin Cities. The print error linked to Ward’s and Playboy bindings, leaving readers amused and puzzled.
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Walesa Sees Newborn Daughter Amid Martial Law Tightening
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, held by martial law authorities, was allowed to visit his infant daughter Maria Victoria, born Jan. 27, at a villa near Otwock. The birth and visit come as Walesa remains in government custody with thousands detained.
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Multi drug therapy boosts Hodgkin's survival in advanced cases
In Daytona Beach Dr Gianni Bonadonna reports a new multi drug treatment for Hodgkin's disease raising three year cancer free remission to 95 percent in advanced cases even when current chemotherapy fails. The finding was shared at the American Cancer Society science writers seminar and is described as very encouraging.
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Weather and storms lash West with heavy snows and floods
A sweeping weather wave dumps 4 foot snows in the Sierra Nevada near Lake Tahoe and capsizes winds past 100 mph. Tornadoes touch down from Florida to South Dakota as storms flood parts of Palm Beach County and the San Francisco Bay corridor. Forecasters promise improvement with showers, highs in the 50s and 60s, and 80 percent rain chances tonight.
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