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■ a ■meanwhile, no more jail time for Amick, judge rulesBY BILL NEILTimes Staff WriterA deputy from the state attorney general’s office argued — and lost — in Adams County court Monday that a Gettysburg man convicted of indecent assault and corruption of minors should be sentenced to additional time under statesupervision. Based on the severity of these charges and the very young age of the victims, I'm asking the ourt^tovset the sen*p»oe at the top of the range,” said Christopher A , Abruzzo of theAmick two misde_meanors -against Ross Amick. I'm asking for six to 48 months, supervision by a state authority and tracking of his actions over the next several years.Instead, Judge Oscar Spicer sentenced the former dollmaker to the more conventional six to 23 months in a county program presciibed by the penal code. And because Amick will receive credit for the 15-1/2 months he’s already served at the Adams County Prison, Spicer said he was immediately eligible for parole.(See AMICK on Page A12)* s *A•*«/•w S ** * ^ ^■ ^ ~ * w ftA ^7* f* X'O5m w *v ^ ^•'^v ^ A * ^ *V—.Three baby sea lions covered in oil srtun^risland sanctuary off Uruguay’s ^tiantic coast onJytondayafter^^|namanian ipnker car-*■% i AP PhotoMi ^ ■r*rying 370,000 barrels of crude oil ran aground iast month. Environmental groups fear that as many as 6,000 sea lions could die.'X /rs**c*HS-
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Gettysburg Times
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Feb 25, 1997
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