Brady Beats Odds to Return as White House Press Secretary
Washington reports James Brady, shot during the Reagan assassination attempt, has survived against the odds and may regain his mental function. Doctors say he may walk with a cane and suffer lasting left side motor issues though his memory and reasoning should recover. Brady, 40, underwent brain surgery (20 percent removed) and has spoken in brief one word calls, with White House aides calling it a miraculous improvement.
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Seven held nationwide for threatening Reagan in shared vision case
Edward Richardson, 22, indicted by a federal grand jury in New Haven on two counts of threatening President Reagan. He is in New York City held on 500000 bond, awaiting a hearing to return to New Haven. The charges stem from two letters of threat tied to a "shared vision" with John W. Hinckley Jr. also charged in the Reagan shooting case.
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