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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1996

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Toll of floods swells as Potomac rises in West Maryland

Emergency crews survey western Maryland after Tropical Storm Fran rains push the Potomac to near record levels. In Hancock and Point of Rocks, homes, businesses, and libraries flood as officials push for federal flood aid. Rep. Bartlett coordinates with FEMA head Witt amid renewed hope for assistance.

Frederick County Point of Rocks Potomac al Woodson Fran Maryland Roscoe Bartlett Federal Emergency Management Agency James Witt

North Carolina Recovers From Fran Toll and Floods

North Carolina struggles to return to normal after Fran's hundred mph winds and heavy rain. Coast communities face ongoing flooding and damage while inland areas report billions in losses, with Wake County near 930 million and 28 dead statewide. FEMA declares 34 counties disaster areas and one teen is missing after a river swim incident.

Raleigh N.C Carolina Lorel Carroll Burgaw Fran Wilmington Cape Fear North Carolina Wake County Federal Emergency Management Agency Marilyn Bara Richard Morrison Morrisons

Point of Rocks Flood Clean up After Potomac Crest

Point of Rocks residents begin extensive cleanup as Potomac waters recede after Tropical Storm Fran. River crest reached 36.3 feet Sunday, four feet below the record, with no injuries reported. Officials anticipate federal aid requests and MEMA tours as Md. 28 closures and MARC Brunswick line disruptions affect commuting. Authorities note slow river declines and forthcoming damage assessments.

National Weather Service John Croneburg Frederick County

Red Cross shelter operates in Point of Rocks area

The Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross runs a shelter at the Raritan Community Center on Ballenger Creek Pike for flooding victims and emergency workers. Since opening at 2 p m Saturday it has served 333 meals, with no overnight stays. Mobile feeding units stay on site as long as needed while water recedes and damage assessments begin. Donations may be sent to the Frederick County Chapter at 2 E Frederick Street Walkersville Md 21793 marked Point of Rocks flood.

Frederick County American Red Cross Point of Rocks Red Cross Red Cross Emergency Services Raritan Ballenger Creek Pike E. Frederick Walkersville

Survey finds boomer parents expect their kids to use drugs

Washington AP two thirds of baby boomer parents who tried illegal drugs expect their children will do the same and many do not see it as a crisis. The first national poll of teens and parents shows 46 percent expect their teen to try illegal drugs, rising to 65 percent among parents who used marijuana as teens.

Washington Joseph Califano Center On Columbia University Bob Dole Clinton

Orioles Narrow Tigers Gap to Three Behind Yankees

In Sparta edition coverage The Orioles defeat the Detroit Tigers to pull within three games of New York. Steffi Graf captures her fifth U S Open title while Pete Sampras earns his fourth Redskins win in a crowded sports roundup.

Orioles Tigers Yankees Steffi Graf Fete Sampras Redskins Ravens Sparta Fractertch Newss Postar

Frederick business and civic leader G Hunter Bowers dies at 98

G Hunter Bowers Sr. a Frederick lumber firm leader and longtime civic figure died Sunday after a brief illness at Homewood Retirement Center. Born November 18, 1897, in Frederick he served in World War I, attended Gettysburg College, and worked with William D. Bowers Lumber Co. He was 98 and resided at 101 Council Street.

G. Hunter Bowers Frederick Business G. Hunter Bowers Sr Frederick Homewood Retirement Center Mr. Bowers Council St Frances Good Crilly Bowers Isabel Houck Bowers East Church Street Grayson E Chrissie BD Firestone Bowers Fort Niagara N.Y 62Nd Horse Artillery Battalion 24Th Calvary Division Fort Bliss Texas Pancho Villa William D. Bowers Lumber Co Monocacy River

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