Man Who Shot Reagan Allowed To Visit Parents Unsupervised

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Federal District Court for the District of Columbia Judge Paul L. Friedman granted John W. Hinckley Jr. the right to have unsupervised day visits with his parents within a 50-mile radius of Washington, D.C. Hinckley attempted to assassinate former Pres. Ronald Reagan in 1981 as a way of impressing actress Jodie Foster. This is a first step towards allowing Hinckley to have overnight visits in the future. Both Nancy Reagan and Sarah Brady, wife of shooting victim and former Reagan press secretary James Brady, objected to the judge's ruling.

Washington, DC, Judges, Crimes against, Washington, D.C., Reagan, Ronald, Hinckley, John W., Jr., Criminal attempt, Friedman, Paul L., Brady, James, United States. District Court (District of Columbia)

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Prosecution Outlines Its Case Against Tobacco Companies

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The Justice Department's racketeering case against the tobacco industry began with prosecutors claiming that companies have fraudulently deceived the public for more than 50 years.

United Kingdom, Police Protection, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, Tobacco farms, Racketeering, United States. Department of Justice, Tobacco industry, British-American Tobacco Company Ltd., Philip Morris Inc., Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., Liggett Group Inc., Altria Group Inc., R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. (Winston-Salem, North Carolina), Lorillard Tobacco Co.

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E.P.A. Cuts Pollution Levels With Refinery Settlements

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The Environmental Protection Agency has been relatively successful at getting oil refineries to comply with the Clean Air Act, but is facing litigation from many utility companies.

Government regulation (cont), Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Government domestic functions, Financial management, Government regulation, Electric services, Laws, regulations and rules, Finance, Environmental aspects, United States. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental policy, Powers and duties, Air pollution, Petroleum refineries, Company financing

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