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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1982

Page

3

Reagan campaign hinges on blame for economic woes

President Reagan sticks to a familiar thesis that Democrats created the downturn and his tax cut and budget plan will restore prosperity. He warns unemployment could reach 10 percent before the November elections, insists progress is visible though uneven, and urges voters to stay the course despite lingering recession.

Washington Reagan Congress

S and Ls try to keep ripe All-Savers funds

Savings and loan associations race to retain about 15 billion dollars maturing in All-Savers certificates in October. They offer perks like free subscriptions and investment hotlines to persuade customers to reinvest with S&Ls or move into IRAs and higher yielding accounts. Officials warn the loss to money market funds would be damaging while highlighting tax shelter benefits. Local firms National Permanent, Bell Federal, and Midland Federal are among those targeted clients with incentives tailored to retain the maturing funds.

Washington S&ls S&l Permanent Federal Savings and Loan Association Washington, D.C Money Market Mutual Funds National Permanent Fortune Discover Bell Federal Savings and Loan Association Chicago Denver Midland Federal Savings and Loan Association Rob Mackintosh Midland Savings and Loans James Christian U.S. League of Savings Associations Christian Mackintosh

Can Juvenile Confessions Be Admitted in Court

The court weighs whether a juvenile can confess in custody and how Rule 3, formed amid defendants rights concerns, affects admissibility. Judge Webber warns the interpretation could limit statements obtained by police during interrogation.

Webber Supreme Court Diana Janas

Hinckley seeks gun to kill Jodie Foster

AP reports John Hinckley Jr while confined at St Elizabeths wrote to an unidentified Western woman asking for a gun to kill Jodie Foster. FBI sources say the letter mentioned a .38 pistol and was turned over to U. S. Attorney Roger Adelman, tied to Hinckley’s Reagan assassination trial.

Hinckley Jodie Foster Washington St. Elizabeths Hospital John W. Hinckley Jr FBI Federal Mental Hospital Middle West Miss Foster Roger Adelman U.S District of Columbia President Reagan Washington Hilton Hotel

Marines Enter Beirut as Lebanon Crisis Deepens

Marines march through the Beirut port after their return to Lebanon joining French and Italian peacekeepers. The move follows the Sept 14 assassination of President-elect Bashir Gemayel and the Sept 16-18 Chatilla Sabra massacre. President Amin Gemayel’s government must restore order as Israeli Prime Minister Begin asks for a commission into the Palestinian refugee camp killings. Reagan announced the mission would continue until Lebanon can govern itself.

U.S Beirut Lebanon Bashir Gemayel Chatilla Sabra Menéecham Begin Jerusalem Supreme Court Yitzhak Kahan Israel Begin Washington Reagan Amin Gemayel

Reagan says Marines stay in Beirut until all foreign forces leave

President Reagan states U S Marines in Beirut will remain until Lebanon and other foreign troops withdraw. He cites Lebanon’s government as saying when troops can go home and notes the 1,200 marines will support Amin Gemayel’s government as Israelis and Syrians withdraw. Unemployment may reach 10 percent per October figures.

Washington Reagan U.S Beirut Lebanon Amin Gemayel Congress

Wallace Wins Alabama Democratic Governor Runoff

Former Gov. George C. Wallace narrowly captured the Democratic nomination for governor in Alabama, taking 51 percent with 4,115 of 4,144 precincts reporting. Lt. Gov. George McMillan, who contested vote handling, vows to verify results as the canvass continues.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama George McMillan Wallace McMillan Lowndes

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