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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1974
Page
8
A garbled recap of regional lottery results mentions Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and qualifiers. The text preserves scattered references to states and qualifiers without clear outcomes or names.
Fire calls recorded in the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. include emergency and routine alerts. The data shows no fatalities, with county ambulance activity noted and jail population tallied as 41 males and 3 females, no juveniles.
Mayor Ronald Young denied replacing Douglas Magaha city personnel director. Magaha says he will take a month of sick leave and return to work. He pleaded guilty in District Court to disorderly conduct and was placed on three months unsupervised probation by Judge Stanley Bennet.
A letter urges unity among Frederick County residents to address shared problems while police report multiple break ins. Break ins include Johnny's Market office break in with cash missing, Noland Company cast iron water grates stolen, and Frederick Motor Co showroom damage with no theft found. Bertha Jenkins reports stolen tape equipment from her car parked on Court Street.
The Historic District Commission approved three structure changes in Frederick including a colonial addition to a building at 10010 W Church St, Wickham Tang Soo Do sign at 222 N Market St, and basement stairs at 235 Patrick St. The panel also considered a wage sign for a Market Street business and a future report on other topics for June. Birth proof needed for passports from Maryland officials.
Police report two separate crashes in Frederick area. Doyle and a passenger were injured when a car left Md 28, struck a cement curb and tree. Doyle charged with negligent driving. In a second crash, Monnaie Lane and Raymond Lane were hurt when a car ran off the road and hit a utility pole. driver charged with negligent driving. Victims transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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