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CIAL Steak jvy 2sand ither nd Butter a :ial NING DINNER ce sing Butter- coooaoc>c««>o«ooooc5oocooooeocosoeoo! the Qiriosity Shop National THE BATTALION Page t£A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1981 ■ ft ■ . ■ I' ■ Everything to accessorize your dorm or home • Complete Bathshop • Wall Decorations • Gourmet Shop • Lamps • Accessories | President’s accused attacker indicted S ! Hinckley transferred to Virginia Shower Curtains with a great personality by Saturday Knight LTD. Culpepper Plaza • College Station, Tx Open Til 8 P.M. Thursdays Ooeoooeooooeocoooocooc<>cocoocoooocococoo United Press International John Warnock Hinckley Jr., whose once-seemingly aimless travels gave him the image of a drifter, came back into public view last week, looking slimmer and clean cut. The occasion was his transfer from a federal prison in North v Carolina back to the Marine base ' at Quantico, Va., to await indict ment on charges of trying to kill President Reagan. The 13-count indictment was returned Monday. If convicted, Hinckley could face life in prison. Hinckley, 26, has been held in seclusion by federal authorities since March 30, the day a barrage of explosive “Devastator” bullets outside a Washington hotel cut down four men — Reagan, pres idential press secretary James Brady, a Secret Service agent and a Washington policeman. As the crackling sound of .22 caliber reports faded, Hinckley was grabbed by Secret Service agents — the end of what investi gators say. was a convoluted chain of events that ran from coast to coast and apparently highlighted by a bizarre obsession with a teen age actress. In the aftermath of the shoot ing, Hinckley was seen only in fuz zy tourist photos, old family pic tures or remote television scenes. Last week, accompanied by guards to a waiting helicopter at Butner, N.C., he appeared trim and fit. His sandy hair was neatly cut, his clothes natty. The impression was far from that of the plump, troubled youth who sipped peach brandy last New Year’s Eve and tape recorded a monologue linking his grief over the murder of Beatle John Lennon to his infatuation with actress Jodie Foster. Hinckley, the son of a wealthy Evergreen, Colo., oilman, was bom in Ardmore, Okla., on May 29, 1955. His family, described as devoutly Christian, soon moved to Dallas. He was outgoing in junior high school, friends recalled — he was elected homeroom president in seventh and ninth grades, and managed the eighth grade basket- You asked for more. We’re delivering it. More in the Morning from the Eagle. The new Eagle delivers more — and now it arrives in the morning. You get more sports, more enter tainment information, more TV listings, more local news, more news about your home town, more coverage of Texas events, more national and international news, more business news, more stock mar ket reports, more fash ion, more features and more. 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His life seemed to lose direction. He served a brief stint as a “storm trooper” in a neo-Nazi group in 1978, but was booted for being “uncontrollable, unstable.” He continued to drift, unsuccess fully seeking work. He suffered psychiatric troubles and was tre ated with Valium, his family said. During his confinement at But ner, where he was undergoing psychiatric evaluation, Hinckley took an overdose of Tylenol, but was quickly treated. Authorities said his life was not in danger. Before the Washington shoot ing, Hinckley had been arested only once — on gun charges. He was picked up Oct. 9, 1980, in Nashville, Tenn., but released af ter posting bond. Federal author ities said Hinckley may have been stalking President Carter. Four days later, back in Dallas, he bought the gun authorities say was used to shoot Reagan. Beneath his aimless exterior, Hinckley seemed to be driven by an obsession with Foster, and in vestigators say the attack on Reagan may have been modeled after the movie “Taxi Driver,” in which she appeared. Last New Year’s Eve, drinking alone, Hinckley made a tape re cording that was found in his Washington hotel room after his arrest. He lamented the death of * Lennon, who was fatally shot out- l side his New York home in De- cember. “My life is all screwed up,” he J said. “The world is even mofe • screwed up. I don’t know why » people want to live. “It was such a shock to me. .It J blew my mind. Now Jodie is the < only one in the world that mat- « ters -” s Officials have traced Hinckley’s J travels to New Haven, Conn., ’■> where Foster is a student at Yale, i He slipped notes under her door j; in early March, and tried to speak j; with her on the phone. Then he was back to Denver, & abandoning his car for a flight to l Los Angeles. There he startecLa three-day cross-country bus trijpv; that brought him to Washington* the day before the assassination* attempt. Searching Hinckley’s hotet^ room after the shooting, federal^ agents discovered a letter addresj* sed to Foster. “Jodie, I would abandon the£ idea of getting Reagan in a second if I could only win your heart, yj “I will admit to you that thi reason I’m going ahead with thv attempt now is because I just cari^' not wait any longer to imprest you. I’m doing all of this for youi'*- sake.” The letter, neatly written oqK lined paper, was signed “JohnK; Hinckley. ” It was dated Monday, MsjrcK^ 30. The time was 12:45 p.m. (j)n3£< hour and forty minutes later, ;th<£^ president was shot. '* © Pilot re-creates \ I historic flight ^ | United Press International MANCHESTER, N.H. — Calvin Pitts kissed the ground after he landed his single-engine plane at the end of a grueling round the world »