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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1988
Page
4
Four year old Marty Boyce of Frederick attended the Z104 Easter Egg Scramble at Baker Park on Saturday. He collected candy and drew extra attention for bringing his two year old pet rabbit to the festivities.
In Marlow Heights Maryland concerns rise that legalized gambling may escape control as proceeds for charity soar. The task force urged tighter rules after reports of lax accounting and outlawed county casino nights, while supporters warn cutting events could harm charitable funding.
Public defenders and judges protest mandatory federal sentencing rules as overly rigid and hard to implement. They argue the commission violated separation of powers, limits discretion, and neglects factors like age and family ties. Prosecutors urge consistency though some praise predictability. judges foresee longer hearings and complex computations.
In Knoxville Tennessee Kay and Rick Mount chose to carry their baby Hope to term despite anencephaly. Hope was born Friday night at UT Hospital and flown to Loma Linda University Medical Center to enable organ donation after brain death. The family plans to remain with Hope during her brief life and focus on possible future children.
The Frederick Evening Sertama Club held its 12th National Heritage Bulletin Board Contest with nine Frederick County elementary schools. Displayed March 21–24 during National Heritage Week, winners were Lewistown first Myersville second Kemptown third Yellow Springs fourth. Fifth graders received copies of the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights. Winning students earn plaques and a Sertoma Club tour of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor including the Science Center and Fort McHenry.
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