Ann Landers to stop recycling old letters
Chicago police report Ann Landers will halt reprinting old letters in her worldwide advice column after Pontiac Daily Leader publisher Barbara Sancken objected to the practice. Landers said she will discontinue the reruns immediately, defending the letters as relevant while noting publisher disapproval. Her column appears in about 1,000 newspapers and reaches roughly 70 million readers daily.
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Mostly Black Jury to Judge Hinckley Case in Reagan Attack
The jury for John W. Hinckley Jr. includes 11 blacks and one white with ties to education and security work. Reagan will not testify, per White House decision amid security and schedule concerns. Trial opening arguments set before Judge Barrington Parker as prosecutors focus on insanity defense and psychiatric testimony.
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