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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1983

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3

Reagan Brady say no grudges against Hinckley

President Reagan and White House Press Secretary James Brady say they hold no grudges against John W. Hinckley Jr. for the 1981 shooting. Brady adds he hopes Hinckley does not win the Irish sweepstakes while Reagan says the assassination attempt is part of the territory of being president. The attack left Brady with brain injury. Hinckley was later found not guilty by reason of insanity and remains in a mental hospital.

Washington Reagan White House James Brady John W. Hinckley Jr Brady Washington Post Hinckley Washington Hilton Secret Service Timothy McCarthy Thomas Delahanty St. Elizabeths George Washington University Hospital Congress Nancy

States may require children to fund parents' nursing care

Federal officials redefine Medicaid rules to allow states to compel adult children to support elderly parents in nursing homes. Indiana and Virginia have laws or proposals. New Jersey and several states consider similar "family responsibility" measures.

Robert Pear New York Times Washington Reagan Administration Department of Health and Human Services Indiana Virginia Maria M. Cuomo New York New Jersey Idaho Wisconsin Delaware Georgia

Supreme Court rules youths probation records not automatically wiped

The court unanimously holds Youth Corrections Act does not erase teen records after probation ends. Melvin Tuten's 1980 pistol without a license arrest kept his prior teen conviction on the books and allowed a harsher repeat-offender sentence nine years later. A separate 5-3 vote concerns a Colorado River water dispute between Arizona and California.

Washington Supreme Court Melvin Tuten Arizona California Colorado Tice Thurgood Marshall Tuten Marshall District of Columbia

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