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Reagan: on The Evening Herald-(USPS 481 280)—Price 70 Cents 73rd Year. No. 190— Wednesday. April 1.1981 — Sanford Florida 37771 ft L* . i •» ■ l i i , 1 He's Up An About U-. ( l i Reagan: On The ^ • § 1 Job In A Week? V enforcement officials, meanwhile, said until 11 p in. EST Tuesday to watch part WASHINGTON tUPIl - President of the Academy Awards show, which Heagan got out of his hospital bed for a there was evidence Hinckley wanted to included a message the president taped walk today and aider said he might impress Jody Foster who played the role of a pre-teen prostitute in the movie two weeks ago. aides reported. return to the White House by next week The president is in good condition but '•* V v 7 Police probed evidence the young drifter "Taxi Driver.” is experiencing some pain and fatigue in charged with shooting him was seeking "1 will prove my love for you response to his injury," Huge said in the the love of a teen-age movie star through a historic act," the Washington > < ., medical bulletin "The president slept White House Chief of Staff James Post said Hinckley wrote the actress in a well during the night and is up and Baker described Heagan as "cheerful," letter recovered from the hotel room he walking this morning." lUBfe . ** 1 ~T 4. TV . said he was up and about in his hospital was staying in the capital. —tf. * Baker added that Heagan "ex­ v * . room and still wants to go to Mexico in perienced some discomfort overnight late April to meet with President Upez Secret Service , P2A due to soreness from the operation Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Portillo. Baker said the president was "ex­ Hovd (’oleman. president of the Downtown Business \ssoehition. compares A mid-morning medical bulletin issue Hinckley Motive, P2A tremely pleased this morning" to hear ielis heans with Hose Jacobson, owner of HoJay’s and a DBA lioard mem ter. by Heagan's personal physician at the JELLY BEAN White House said the president "con­ Carter Comments, P2A about the Senate's vote Tuesday against in preparation for the DBA Kaster promotion in downtown Sanford. Mer­ tinues to improve as well as can be ex­ a move that would have restored about $1 CONTEST SET chants will place jars of jelly beans in their store windows be^inum* Mon­ pected." Dr Daniel Huge added that his Brady Improving, P3A billion m budget cuts he had recom­ day The customer coming closest to m ission the correct number ol jelly diet has been changed from liquid to solid mended. beans ill each store will receive a Sin gift certificate limn that s to re. __ _ food. As the president's condition improved Baker also said he believes Uiere is Presidential press secretary James steadily, presidential counselor Edwin "serious concern now with respect to the Brady, critically wounded when he was Meese reported it "was business as extent to which he i Heagan i ought to lie See TODAY shot in the head in the assassination usual" at the White House and at the exposed to large crowds." You Later, Alligator attempt, was reported by the White hospital where some of the Oval Office In a television interview . Heagan's son Action Hepnrts 2 A i House to be making "astounding" functions were transferred so Heagan Michael, who visited Ins father Tuesday, Question 1 What is an alligator doing the state Game and Freshwater Fish Around The ( lock IA | progress and was even said to have could resume Ins functions as chief said on his return to U s Angeles that the strolling down the sidewalk in Commission are called m to remove such toothy loiterers. This usually involves a bridge 211 played "catch" with Ins wife Sarah from executive. president told him he would still like to Utngwood" i n ; Vice President George Bush took over lot of tense inanuevering while trying to Calendar his hospital bed. throw out the first ball at the opening iob-u b the president's schedule at the White Question 2 How do you tactfully lasso the critter and haul him away Classified Ails Brady also was able to speak for the game of the 1981 baseball season in House, but the president would tie convince said alligator that he might be Hut U-onard. deciding pist-haste that Comics 2 it first time, but there was still no in­ Cincinnati next Wednesday. happier living out his days in another 211 J making the major decisons from his there are better ways of getting a macho Crossword dication whether he suffered any mental Michael Heagan said Ins father also lit hospital bed, aides said. location? image, opted for a much simpler ap­ Dear Alibi impairment from the bullet removed was "upset" because he was wearing a IIA t "He’s got a few more papers that he Question 3: Where is Marlin Perkins proach. He used his patrol car to herd the Deaths from his brain after a five-hour new blue pinstriped suit for the first time 211 ^ does have to sign and we will give him a when you need him? gator back into a nearby pond, blowing Dr. Um li operation. when lie was shot and "now it has a hole 4A ' national security briefing during the There wasn’t time for answers Ins horn to keep the reptile moving. editorial Mental tests were planned today for 2it : course of the day." Baker said on ( BS ill it." Tuesday afternoon when a Dmgwood Not knowing about such things, having Horoscope John W Hinckley Jr., 25. the man police Heagan was moved Tuesday night to a 3 A { tackled after he allegedly fired six shots The White House has not released any police officer was told an alligator was moved to Dmgwood only a month ago Hospital more spacious hospital suite. Doctors say 3 A pictures of Heagan in the hospital, but waddling along State Hoad 434 east of from Massachusetts. U-onard said he Nation at Heagan, also wounding Brady, a Ins convalescence will lake perhaps two Ourselves Secret Service officer and a Washington Baker said Heagan "will shortly be able (Irani Street. was told the alligator probably came out , to three months before complete People 5 A I policeman outside a downtown hotel to communicate through the medium of of the water looking for a partner, • It's recovery. So, patrolman Domenick l-eonanl went I0A-I2A i television." mating season, you know." Sports Monday With a shaky signature Tuesday, to see for himself, and sure enough, there Television 1211 I Hinckley's father, a wealthy Colorado "We would sure be hopeful that was Meet of pure, unadulterated, chain- • They’re never going to believe this Heagan approved a bill to cancel today's Weather 2 A oilman hired Washington's best known sometime next week he could be back in off-your-toes alligator basking in the sun. back home," he laughed. - BRITT scheduled increase in the milk price World 2 A criminal law firm — Williams and the White House," Baker said. What to do? Normally, the folks from SMITH ______________ __ suuuort - the first lest ol bis hudittt ewUn Connolly — to defend the suspect. U w Hi'ilHiill iillll lllfi Will ftiMHA O ft Snakes, Buzzers there probably wasn't enough work for And Whoopee — By DONNA ESTES were acquired and completely $321,576, or $38,947 each. the crew to always be busy," Cox said. Another aspect of the program is that Herald Stall W riter rehabilitated Total construction cost for What actually happened. Cox, said, lie four other houses and two additional lots an occasion “to play more or less Sanford should not have to repay any rehabilitating those eight houses was doesn’t know, pointing out that none of By lilt ITT SMITH ai were acquired for $22,175 Hehabihtation amiably asinine tricks upon one's money to the U S. Department of $400,576. Cost of acquiring the eight the employees involved in the Herald Stuff W riter a would cost alxnit $150,000 in additional neighbor." Housing and Urban Development as a properties was $53,000 rehabilitation project are employed by When you got a rubber fried egg for u funding, Cox said And it would take nine Genevieve Chuck, general manager result of its sponsoring a housing Two of the houses have been sold; five the Authority at this time. breakfast this morning or opened a months to complete that project. of a local novelty store, said business rehabilitation and resale program others are under contract for sale and Cox said the labor and materials costs can of peanuts only to have a four-foot ol Potential income for sales for the four has picked up slightly in the last through the Sanford Housing Authority one has no contract to buy do apjH'ar to be high. He said he can only long snake leap out at you, it might h, houses would be $65,000. Costs would lie couple of days in preparation for April Of the two houses sold one netted surmise that there was not enough work have been somehow comforting to c< (SUM. , $85,000 plus the acquisition costs of Fool's Day, "but there has been no That is the opinion today of Uwis ( ox, $16,000 and the other sold for $16,500 to keep the employees busy know that even great poets are F $22,175 or a total of $107,175 more than real surge " People seem to lie losing interim SHA director, who sent off If HUD continues the project through bedeviled by such rank silliness T.S.
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