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That happy spirit is contagious. The summer escape hatch from work, school and the nightly news is leading Americans straight to their local moviehouses, and not just to see E.T. The mysterious combustion between a movie and its audience has created half a dozen outsize hits and made this the hottest season in U.S. film history. Records have been shattered at the box office. Biggest opening weekend for a movie: Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (June 4-6). Biggest opening two weeks: E.T. (June 11-24). Flashiest streak for the industry: the past six weeks, every one of which...
Utah Republican Orrin Hatch, chairman of the Senate committee, is pressing on with hearings into a possible conspiracy by the White House and FBI to conceal what might have been damaging information about Donovan. TIME has learned that the original discussions between Reagan's transition team and the FBI about the Donovan appointment were conducted on higher levels than had previously been admitted. In early December of 1980 FBI Director William Webster conferred with Edwin Meese, Reagan's transition chief, about Donovan...
...first is that contrary to what Sen. Orrin Hatch (R. -Utah) and his conservative colleagues will insist, the Hinckley verdict is not an expansion of the rights of the accused. It is novel only because the insanity defense has never worked in such a widely publicized case. The verdict, however, only reaffirms the prior knowledge free will foundation of American law. John Hinckley's inevitable consignment to a mental home does not eliminate the distinction between legal treatment of the "loons" and the "goons." Only several weeks ago, convicted assassin Sirhan B. Sirham, the murderer of Robert F. Kennedy...
...things kept looking worse for Donovan, all 46 Democratic Senators issued a demand that he "step aside" and leave his office at least until the investigation ends. Even Republican Senator Orrin Hatch, chairman of the labor committee, said that Donovan should consider resigning. As Hatch told reporters: "There comes a time when you say, 'Can the Secretary...
...Hatch said last week that his committee will pursue the Donovan case as soon as Special Prosecutor Leon Silverman concludes his investigation of the Labor Secretary. Hatch and the committee's ranking Democrat, Edward Kennedy, have persuaded the Senate Judiciary Committee (of which both are also members) to delay confirmation of Mullen to his new post as head of the Drug Enforcement Administration. This time they want all the information before a final vote is taken...