Flood waters recede after Elyse Eloise remnants flood Maryland
Flood waters recede across the region as Governor Mandel declares a 10 county emergency. Large areas along the Monocacy and Potomac Rivers remain under water with several roads impassable and hundreds evacuated. No deaths reported.
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Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Frederick County
Detour
Main Street
Hood
Monocacy River
Double Pipe Creek
Westminster
Laurel
Prince Georges County
Kensington
Montgomery County
Ellicott City
Elkridge
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Potomac Edison Company
Singanore
Central
Violets Lock
Potomac
Eloise
Frederick County Assesses Flood Damage For Disaster Aid
Officials begin assessing flood damage in Frederick County to decide if Governor Mandel will declare a disaster area. The move would unlock state and federal disaster funds. George J. Stup said emergency status started the process and surveys await receding water to judge road and bridge safety.
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Mandel
Frederick
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Carroll
Cecil
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Washington
Maryland
Susquehanna River
National Weather Service
Potomac River
Little Falls
Point of Rocks
Monocacy River
Worman’s Mill
Ceresville
Frederick-Carrroll County
Buckeystown
Ballenger Creek
Rt. 180
Bennett’s Creek
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Marvin Mandel
George J. Stup
Frederick County Civil Defense and Disaster Preparedness Agency
Stup
State Civil Defense Office
Edith E
Betty) Sponseller
Red Cross Disaster
Wee
Miss Sponseller
Ewing Oil Co
East Church Street
Highland Street
Phony utility workers warned in Frederick
Frederick residents are told to verify IDs of anyone claiming to be from Potomac Edison before allowing entry. Police report four complaints about two men seeking to inspect wiring to allege overpayments. The company says authorized workers carry proper IDs and are not connected to the suspects.
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Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
Verbal Pact Behind County Lease Back Parking Deal
Frederick County bought land for a new courthouse complex in 1974 and, in a controversial move, had commissioners approve lease-back agreements allowing local owners to lease the land back for annual fees. The deal, later described as strange, resurfaced when county workers needed parking space during summer construction. The land from Hiltner and others was leased back for annual fees reportedly between 3200 and 230.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Donald H. Hiltner
James Bryan
Uring
West Patrick Street
Urban leaders discuss mutual issues over industrial park plan
Frederick City officials and Frederick County commissioners held a three hour Friday plenary meeting described as a step in the right direction. They agreed to push for an industrial park within the city limits to boost jobs and housing, though many problems remain unresolved.
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James E. McClellan
Frederick City
McClellan
Dorsey, Crum and Wirts
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Wats
Flood pictures and ARM sales to Egypt stir debate
Inside The News reports flood images on AG-9 A12 B3 and discusses ARM sales to Egypt A3 while noting Pennsylvanian fines and offshore oil drilling opposition by Ocean City A2. Weather outlook calls for bright days with highs in 60s to 70s and minimal rain through Sunday. author G W Lyon signs off with a quip about worry as interest.
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