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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1990
Page
2
Rockville reports that all county government offices libraries schools courts and liquor stores will close Monday for Memorial Day observance. Ride On and Metrobus run Sunday schedule while Metrorail operates 8 am to midnight. Public parking is free but landfills are closed and there will be no regular trash collections.
AP reports Maryland lottery results with Play Four numbers 7 5 9 9 and Winner Take All 10 16 18 27 32 35, listing the drawn sequence and noting the Tuesday night drawing details for the Baltimore area.
Tonight parts of Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains expect partly cloudy skies with lows in the upper 40s and 40s. Thursday mainly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 60s and winds east at 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook shows Friday partly cloudy then showers or storms possible Saturday and Sunday with highs upper 60s to near 80 and cooler overnights.
The state fire marshal will close its Frederick office in September and merge with the Hagerstown unit as the regional office expands. Deputy Chief Bob Thomas said service to the public remains the same, with Frederick County deputy marshals continuing to handle investigations, code enforcement, and bomb calls.
Frederick J. Gressley, 49, was convicted of striking a teenage girl after a racial incident near Frederick High School on November 29, 1989. Judge Herbert L. Rolling criticized the defendant’s escalation, ordering $350 fine and medical restitution, with probation before verdict due to no prior record. the case involved multiple teens and alleged racial slurs.
Montgomery County analyst Dr Henry Bain 62 resigns from the county council advisory post and hints at a run for county executive in the Democratic primary against incumbent Sidney Kramer. Bain, transportation planner with ties to Washington rapid transit and San Francisco rail projects, holds Harvard PhD and advised the Rouse Company on Columbia.
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