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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1987
Page
2
A garbled OCR page shows scattered prices and items with inconsistent formatting. Numbers, cents, and product names appear without clear labels, creating a fragmented list of goods and costs from a small newspaper advertisement section.
AP reports from Thursday draws in Maryland Pennsylvania and Washington DC with Daily Lottery Pick Four and Big 4 numbers. Maryland Daily Lottery numbers 1 3 7 Pick Four 87 44. Pennsylvania Big 4 43 62 Daily Number 6 94. DC Lucky Numbers 8 7 8.
Fire calls reported over the past two years include a 11:31 am blaze on South Main Street Mount Airy and a 3:04 pm auto alarm at 1M1 E Patrick Street. Responding units included New Market, United, Walkersville, Woodsboro, and New Midway with ambulance crews on call. A Jan 18 birth in Frederick Memorial Hospital noted for Mr and Mrs Eric Hussey.
Mostly cloudy skies tonight with a chance of light snow and little or no accumulation. Increasing clouds Saturday with a chance of light snow and cold temperatures. Sunday warms briefly with more cloudiness and a chance of light snow at night. Maryland Mountains expect periods of night snow today with highs near 30s and lows around 20s. Temperature readings: Frederick 39, Westminster 41, Hagerstown 36, Cumberland 32, Oakland 27, Berkeley Springs 34.
Eighteen elementary students escaped unhurt when retired Montgomery County officer Ralph Hardgrove, 61, suffered a apparent heart attack behind the wheel of a school bus headed to Glen Allen Elementary. The bus swerved, struck a median, and stopped atop it. all students used the emergency exit to leave. Hardgrove died at Holy Cross Hospital shortly after. He served 24 years on the Montgomery Police, mainly at Bethesda, retiring in 1976 as a corporal. An autopsy will be performed.
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health will share a federal grant to establish a center for injury prevention and a clearinghouse for injury control documents. The three year grant totals $1.3 million with $440000 annually, joining UNC, Washington Univ, Wayne State, and a Harvard consortium.
Planning officials denied a rezoning request affecting 48 acres from Agricultural to Office Research Industrial along Md 5 near the 1,270 interchange, citing traffic impact studies by the State Highway Administration. The planning commission approved other petitions including 67 acres for highway services to B-1 and a 15 case review cycle, with hearings moved due to the January snowstorm and weather delays.
Delegation approves a consolidated water and sewer billing plan with a $134 monthly rate after a public hearing. The vote was 3-1 in favor for the sixth year, while efforts to repeal local Blue Laws continued with mixed support from Sen. Smelser and Rep. Carroll Howard.
In a weekly briefing Schaefer urged a prison build as a key national issue and touched on jobs. He discussed a rapid gubernatorial transition, potential replacements for Lorainne Sheehan, and supported Blue Law repeal in the Baltimore area while noting regional hesitations. The delegation advanced bonding for bridges, a Frederick Health Center, Carroll Creek flood control, and a Way Station, with costs ranging from 3.5 to 7 million dollars and plans for a 4 million Way Station project emphasizing mental health deinstitutionalization.
ANNAPOLIS AP The Schaefer administration says the state needs new money to finance a professional sports stadium but the governor rejects a consultant plan for a one year sales tax increase. While seeking the governorship Schaefer criticizes opponent Sachs plan to raise the 5 cent sales tax by a penny to fund a 250 million education aid package.
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