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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1986

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3

Lilypons Festival Supports Octorian Theatre in 1986

The Lilypons Water Gardens hosted the Lotus Blossom Festival to aid the Octorian Theatre Company of Frederick. Hundreds enjoyed blossoms food crafts and entertainment with a Koi exhibit. photos show Bill Otto of Adachi Koi Farms and Virginia Thomas viewing a $6,000 Taisho Sanke and a $10,000 koi while a butterfly and bumblebee hover near pickerel rush blossoms.

Lilypons Water Gardens Octorian Theatre Company Frederick Bill Otto U.S Adachi Koi Farms California Japan Virginia Thomas Lilypons

Powell switches vote in Bowers v. Hardwick sodomy ruling

Justice Powell altered his position after a March 1986 conference, switching to join a 5-4 majority that held the Constitution does not protect private homosexual conduct. The Atlanta case involved Georgia's anti-sodomy statute, challenged by Michael Hardwick, who faced up to 20 years in prison but was never prosecuted.

Washington Supreme Court Lewis F. Powell Jr Georgia Bowers Washington Post Powell Blackmun Post Report William J. Brennan Thurgood Marshall John Paul Stevens the Post Hardwick Michael Hardwick Atlanta

Administration mulls Medicaid reforms delaying benefits

New York The Reagan administration may curb Medicaid for high cost cases including disabled children and elderly long term care needs. Proposals would require paying full medical bills before Medicaid and restrict eligibility for families saving for disabled children. Details appear in confidential HHS documents for a new legislative program to be sent to Congress.

New York The New York Times the Times Times Department of Health and Human Services Congress

AMA attacks Justice Dept AIDS ruling in Supreme Court brief

The American Medical Association says the DOJ analysis on AIDS victims and disability rights is legally incorrect. The brief, filed in a case not about AIDS but tuberculosis, argues that employment decisions about handicapped individuals should rely on medical judgments of risk rather than fear, and criticizes the view that contagion fears can justify discrimination.

Washington American Medical Association Supreme Court Justice Department AMA Bref Carter Phillips Charles J Cooper US Public Health Service Gene H Arline Nassau County Fla U.S. Court of Appeals For the Sith Circuit Congress

Suspected truck thief sought in three states

West Virginia man James C. Jenkins, 40, of Summit Point, is under warrants in Frederick County for grand theft and unauthorized use of a vehicle after a truck was stolen from The Place, 2 Bar at Evergreen Point. Jenkins was arrested Saturday by Jefferson County deputies. Additional warrants allege travel to Tennessee for bail jumping and Virginia for passing bad checks. A separate theft involved a two tone blue Chevy pickup with Maryland tag ADMAR 2 owned by Admar Construction Inc. of Adamstown. Anyone with information is urged to contact local authorities.

West Virginia Frederick County James C. Jenkins Summit Point W.va Jefferson County Fred Anderson Jenkins Tennessee Virginia MD. 85 Evergreen Pont Sheriff's Department Maryland Admar Construction Inc Stonewall Court Adamstown

Lottery winners listed for Maryland games on Saturday night

AP reports Maryland lottery results with the Daily Lottery 3 9, Pick Four 2 0 9 6, and Lotto 3 23 24 31 25 29. Call Crime Solvers at 663-3200 with tips. A 1976 Datsun 280Z stolen from Green's Exxon on Md 144 was recovered near Westminster. investigation continues, Anderson said.

Baltimore Maryland Sheriff's Department of Crime Solvers New Market Westminster Green Exxon Anderson

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