Office complex planned at Walkersville site
A 6 acre portion of a 10.5 acre parcel across from Glade Village is eyed for Walkersville’s largest office complex to be built by C.G.R. Partnership. Plans call for 74,000 sq ft plus 444 parking spaces in a phased development with reduced parking rules under review by the planning commission. Local landowner Charles Nicodemus notes the project would be a first class asset, possible tenants unknown, and sewer access expected to hinge on fall 1991 capacity upgrades.
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Walkersville
Glade Village
Charles Nicodemus
C.G.R. Partnership
Gail Guyton
Nicodemus
Carole Larsen
Larsen
Frederick to Build Red Brick Office Tower on West Patrick
Ground was broken for a three story office building at 365 W Patrick St Frederick developed by W E Joint Venture including William Wise and Equitable Federal Savings Bank. Estimated cost 700000 with 10000 square feet of office space and an Equitable Bank facility. Structure to be compatible with surrounding historic district and finished deep red with matching mortar. Built by Harold Hogg Inc with Dave Tague as project manager and Carl Wilt as superintendent. Subcontractors include R W Baltimore Bancorp masonry Frederick Plumbing and Heating Braddock Refrigeration and Shifler Electrical Associates of Hagerstown.
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West Patrick Street
James Hogg
David Hogg
Harold H. Hogg Inc
William Wise
Gordon Luckett
Equitable Federal Savings Bank
James Whitmeyer
Design Resources
W. Patrick St
Frederick
W/E Joint Venture
Equitable Bank
Mr. Wise
Harold H. Hogg
Aheckles of
Frederick, Masonry
Frederick Plumbing and Heating
Braddock Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Service
Shifler Electrical Associates of
Hagerstown
Small stock market slip after record highs on Thursday
New York stock prices eased on Friday after a rally that sent indices to record levels. The Dow industrials fell 2.28 to 2792.36, ending the week with a net gain of 44.39. Volume declined while some traders cashed in gains amid optimism about inflation control and earnings growth.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Global markets recover at different paces after crash
The Dow reaches a new high while Japan France and Britain rebound faster. Morgan Stanley notes U.S. and European markets diverge due to unique circumstances and policy, with Japan’s strong start offset by later volatility. European mergers and cross-border alliances intensify amid euro market optimism. Hang Seng remains far from its pre crash peak after Tiananmen.
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France
Britain
Wall Street
U.S
Mark Sladkus
Morgan Stanley & Co
Morgan Stanley
Japan
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Robert
Brusca
London
Financial Times- Stock Exchange
Hong Kong
China
Tiananmen Square
Hang Seng
Grain futures and livestock reports from Chicago and Des Moines
Chicago Board of Trade futures show mixed wheat corn oats and soybeans with small gains amid light trading while Des Moines livestock markets report mixed cattle hog and veal prices. Central U.S. meat trade notes steady to weak cuts with ample supplies and moderate demand across species.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Losis
U.S No
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S&p
American Stock Exchange
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Tomara
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Omaha
Barrows
Dallance
Midwest Car Lot
Des Moines
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USDA
Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland Inc
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Baltimore
Leslie Felton
Ferris Beker Watts Inc
Wendi Hess
Susan May
Doris
Grossnickle
Sharon Phillips
FCNB
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick County
FDIC
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