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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
1
A man sold lottery tickets at a fair and officials answered questions about the state lottery. Early arrivals included Harry Henderson of Frederick Camera Shop and Herman Brown of Brown's Laquor Nickelodeon as seats filled toward the 12:15 p.m. drawing.
Winning numbers for Maryland Lottery are 904057 for $50,000, 6057 for $1,000, 4057 for $100, 95 for $25, and 57 for the million dollar qualifier. Nearly perfect weather and a cavalcade of animals marked the Great Frederick Fair with Gov. Mandel in attendance and a parade of horse-drawn vehicles.
After judging, 76 steers, including the Impala VI steer bought by Key Chevrolet, head to a Friday sale at Frederick Fairgrounds Beef Barn to benefit the Frederick County Beef Sheep and Swine Club. Readers heard from a Charles Biser steer and Lisa Blank’s swine as part of the event coverage.
Governor Mandel told Frederick Rotarians there will be no state tax increases for the next two fiscal years. He cited Maryland’s healthy economy and expanded school construction funded by state responsibility, noting Frederick County received 25 million in new schools or improvements in three years. He highlighted low tax-raising history and touted strong planning, urging local state county coordination on land use to avoid delays in permitting.
The State and Local Affairs Committee of the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce will hold a special meeting Monday to discuss expanding the Board of County Commissioners. James Bryan urged action and proposed a five member board with executive administration by the board, arguing it would attract better part time leadership and avoid tied votes. County officials and legislators will review changes in late October.
A. Irvin Renn, serving since 1969, resigns from the Frederick County Liquor License Commissioner post. He says the role is not worth the time and family strain and notes no pressure or conflict of interest. Renn will serve until his successor is appointed, and cites a letter to Governor Mandel dated August 18.
The Frederick GOP fair booth opened Tuesday to insect bites as weevils caused irritation before workers found the booth sigared. A handyman says the bugs were discovered Monday and the booth was closed briefly before noon on Tuesday.
The Dow Jones average rose to 918.05, up 7.68 points as trading intensified on the NYSE. More advancing issues than declining ones by over three to one.
Frederick County health officer Dr. Charles Spicknall urged setting a numeric growth limit to match facilities and water supply. He proposed a public discussion, facility inventories, and extending county sewerage to existing communities before new expansion.
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