Andrew Lashes Carolina Coast Amid First Atlantic Storm
Gale force winds from Andrew, the season's first tropical storm, lashed the Carolinas with 6 foot waves and minimal rain. Coastal officials warned boaters of dangers while surfers rode head high swells at Wrightsville Beach. No major damages reported along South Carolina as warnings extended from Cape Lookout to Virginia Beach.
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Andrew
Carolinas
National Hurricane Center
Tim Lynch
Caribbean
Lynch
Cape Hatteras
N.C
National
Cape Lookout
Virginia Beach
Albemarne and
Pamlico Sounds
Wilmington
Kent Raphael
Plaza East
Wrightsville Beach
National Weather Service
North Carolina
South Carolina
Eichelberger seeks reelection for Frederick County post
Thomas M. Eichelberger, registrar of Wills for Frederick County, seeks another term. A son of Louis E. Eichelberger and Susie Hammond, he lives in Frederick with wife Mildred Klipp and their three children Tom Jr Kathy and Eric. He is a World War I Coast Guard veteran with ties to Evangelical Lutheran Church and multiple local service groups.
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Thomas M. Ejichelberger
Frederick County
U.S. Coast Guard
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Independent Hose Co
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Optimist Breakfast Club
Fifteen-year-old seatbeltless victim dies in lake road crash
A carload of teens overturned on a curve near Lake Linganore as Belle Edna Friend drove from the lake toward the pool. Karen Denise Biederzycki, 15, of Mount Airy, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Four others suffered minor injuries. all but the victim wore seatbelts. Crash remains under investigation with charges pending.
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Linganore
Linganore High
Karen Denise Biederzycki
Detrick Road
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Belle Edna Friend
Mountain View Drive
Ijamsville
Eaglehead
Drc
J. Melvin Trail
Sheriff's Department
Ms. Friend
Lisa Morgan
Rebecca M. Gregory
Bella F. Friend
Sjamsville
Trail
Donald Holloway
Randy Freysz
Thomas M Eichelberger Seeks Reelection as Democrat
Thomas M Eichelberger registrar announced plans to run again on the Democratic ticket. He has held leadership roles with the Suburban Kiwanis Club and Western Maryland Council for Easter Seals and serves on the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults board of trustees.
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Western Maryland Council For
The
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Thomas M. Eichelberger
Frederick County Register of Wills
Fort Detrick breaks ground for Byron Building
Fort Detrick began a $7 million project to modernize its communications and consolidate offices. The new Byron Building is named for the late Goodloe E. Byron, praised by Rep. Beverly Byron for securing funds as part of a $22 billion modernization package, with construction by Cotton Construction Company.
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Kremlin
Fort
Mark L. Hoke
Frederick Army Base
Hoke
Rep
Beverly
Byron
U.S
Goodloe E. Byron
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Cotton Construction Company of
Baltimore
Air Force
Two arrested in triple murder at country bank
In Northampton County Pennsylvania two men, Stanley Hertzog and Martin Appel, were charged with murder after storming the First National Bank of Bath branch in East Allen Township. A mob shouted threats as police took the suspects into custody about three hours later. Three women employees were killed and others wounded during the morning attack. authorities described two killings as executions. Bail denied. hearing set for June 16.
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Northampton
Stanley Joseph Hertzog
Allentown
Martin Daniel Appel
Robert Werts
First National Bank of Bath
East Allen Township
Werts
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Kreidersville
Frederick City Sees History Days Event And Dedication
Frederick marks History Days this weekend with the old Frederick County Courthouse dedicated as the new city hall. A 1 pm Repudiation of the Stamp Act re enactment precedes official ceremonies. Mayor Ronald N. Young and U S Secretary Charles McC Mathas will speak before tours open to the public. A colonial concert and a strawberry festival follow later in the day as traffic and heat weave through the events.
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Frederick
Frederick County
U.S. Sec
Charles McC. Mathas
Ronald N. Young
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