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This 30 March 1981 file photo shows John Hinckley Jr. (L) escorted by police in Washington, DC, following his arrest after shooting and seriously wounding then US president Ronald Reagan. (Credit: AFP/AFP/Getty Images)

Reagan’s Shooter Asks For More Time at Mother’s Home

A lawyer for the man who shot and wounded President Ronald Reagan says his client has been spending too much time at a psychiatric hospital and should instead spend more time at his mother’s Virginia home.

2013/02/25

Backlash over the auction of a blood vial of former President Ronald Reagan caused the auction to be canceled. (credit: MIKE SARGENT/AFP/Getty Images)

Complaints From Ronald Reagan’s Family Cause Cancellation Of Blood Vial Auction

A European auction house Thursday canceled the planned online sale of a vial containing dried blood residue said to be from Ronald Reagan after complaints from the late U.S. president’s family and foundation.

2012/05/24

This March 30, 1981 file photo shows John Hinckley Jr. (L) escorted by police in Washington, D.C., following his arrest after shooting and seriously wounding President Ronald Reagan. (credit: AFP/Getty Images)

Hinckley’s Lawyers Want Man Who Shot Reagan To Live Outside Mental Hospital

Attorneys for the man who shot President Ronald Reagan will be asking a judge to let him spend more time away from a Washington mental hospital with the goal of eventually allowing him to live outside the facility full-time.

2011/11/30

NCAA men's basketball tournament

David Elfin On Sports: NCAA Tournament Memory

Americans who were more than five years old on March 30, 1981 probably remember where they were when they learned that President Ronald Reagan had been shot. I remember that day for a related, but different reason.

106.7 The Fan–2011/03/30

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