Black Horse Square eyed for 74 foot Frederick office complex
Crowell and Baker of Rockville plans two office buildings and a private parking garage at 117 W Patrick St behind the Black Horse tavern in downtown Frederick. The 12 million project, named Black Horse Square, faces planning and historic district reviews amid concerns over preserving the clustered spires motif and city skyline. The site sits near All Saints Episcopal Church, with a 74-foot cap raised by zoning changes to 75 feet. A traffic study and further commission reviews are pending, with hearings set for Oct 13 and November.
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Frederick
John Greenleaf Whittier
Crowell and Baker
Rockville
W. Patrick St
Black Horse
Black Horse Square
Whittier
All Saints Episcopal Church
W. Church St
City Planning Commission
Historic District Commission
Cherilyn Widell
Historic Commission
Planning Commission
Building
James A. Schmersahl
Schmersahl
Paul Gordon
Commission
Gordon
Old City Hall
N. Market St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Homewood Retirement Center
West
Patrick Street
Homewood Center
G. Bernard Callan
Lie detectors aid Maryland law enforcement job screening
In Frederick's Maryland State Police barracks hundreds tested for sheriff and state police posts and about 900 suspects screened in 1985. Polygraphs are used as a last resort in investigations and cannot be used as court evidence.
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Frederick
Maryland
Maryland State Police
Bob Potvin
Frederick City
Potvin
Violence flares in Soweto as mass funeral is halted
In Soweto police fired warning shots and tear gas to stop a mass funeral for at least 20 black riot victims. Angry youths stoned buses and burned barricades while tens of thousands of workers protested. Clergy halted the service after security forces surrounded St Pauls church.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Hey
Gideon Loubscher
Simeon Nkoane
St. Paul’s Anglican
Nkoane
David Nkwe
St. Paul's
The
South African Press Association
Regina Mundi
Jabave Stadium
White City
Words of Wisdom From Marie Dressler
A column echoes Marie Dressler’s quip that age equals attitude, not years, highlighting enduring wit and the idea that vitality defines youthfulness more than the calendar.
Home-test kits raise questions as DIY diagnosis grows
Do it yourself medical tests such as blood sugar and pregnancy kits surge in use and sales, rising from 348 million in 1984 to an expected 736 million by 1989. Experts warn the results are indicators not definitive diagnoses and urge clinical evaluation, noting factors like urine protein can affect accuracy.
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New York
Predenck
Arnold Amass
Martha Schipper
Frederick County
Gerrit Schipper
Frederick
Army Reserve Haylift Aids Pa Maryland Farmers
Sixteen Army Reserve tractor trailers from the 630th and 300th divisions delivered hay to Maryland farmers. Seven loads fed eight Frederick area ranchers at the fairgrounds, with about 350 square bales per load. Hay came from 13 Pennsylvania counties and parts of New York, aiding drought hit southeast farms.
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Frederick
Army Reserve
Pennsylvania
U.S. 15
Maryland
Frederick Fairgrounds
Jerry Seybert
New York
Carroll County
Baltimore County
Frederick County
Trains resume after Brunswick derailment near Boyds
Commuter trains run again between Martinsburg West Virginia and Washington after a Chessie System derailment blocked the main track near Boyds. A boxcar crashed into a home, sparing an elderly couple as 17 of 134 cars spread across the countryside and propane lines ruptured, prompting evacuation of about 20 homes in Montgomery County.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Brunswick
Boyds
Chessie System
Montgomery County
Washington, D.C
James
Rachie Guynn
Harry Geehreng
Guynn
Guyans
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