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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1973
Page
3
An OCR fragment references an event with teams and numbers, noting a race or competition. The readable parts include names and codes like EAC and Avon, with numeric identifiers. The passage is fragmented and lacks a clear outcome or date.
Maryland Park Service restricts hunting in Gunpowder State Park while allowing bow deer hunting. shotgun hunting approved in Gambrill and Cunningham Falls as part of 15 multi-use parks. Officials cite safety measures. opponents fear risk to hikers and bird-watchers and push for withdrawal of parks from hunting.
A lengthy Associated Press examination questions state official spending from January to September, highlighting Lt. Gov Blair Lee and Secretary Fred Winelaw among top spenders. It notes low gubernatorial salary and argues rigorous scrutiny of expense accounts while praising Mandel aides' dedication amid lobbying activity.
Commentary discusses expense accounts in government, noting scrutiny of the Governor's Office budget, possible excesses, and the public's right to know. It argues politics lack exact science and that taxpayers fund some nonessential items, urging measured reform rather than blanket condemnation.
Fifty years ago on November 14 1923 plans were made for a $1 089 improvement to St Barnabas chapel on Winchester Street by the Laymen's League of Saint Church. Dr H Agoae addressed the meeting. The construction of a new concrete bridge over Tom's Creek south of Emintotarg will replace the old structure.
Twenty years ago on November 1 1953 a plan was underway to improve mail service for Lily Pons home of Three Springs Fisheries. The local post office in operation for years would be moved to benefit principal patrons and align with Postal Department goals.
Readers note nature remains steady amid Watergate and Mideast conflict. A poem compares dawn cornfields to military ranks, describing green and brown uniforms as barriers then dissolving at night. The writer A Regina Kaietian adds a second remark on breakfast toy premiums.
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