Suspected son sought in killings of Bruce Koenig parents
Bruce Wayne Gus Koenig, 45, is wanted for first degree murder in the slayings of Hans Albert Koenig, 76, and Ruth Joyce Koenig, 64, whose bodies were found buried under gravel in an outbuilding near Reichs Ford Road. Detectives say he may have fled to San Antonio, using the couple’s credit cards in a nationwide trail. A 1985 beige Cadillac Eldorado with Maryland plates is linked to the suspect. Police warn he is armed and dangerous.
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Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Hyattstown - al
Joyce Koenig
Regina Drive
Here
Reich
Ford Road
Bruce Wayne
Gus” Koenig
San Antonio
Texas
Hans Albert Koenig
Ruth Joyce Koenig
Greg Eyler
Frederick County
Lt. Eyler
Koenig
National Crime Information
Maryland
Reich’s Ford Road
Monocacy River
Neighbors remember Koenigs as friendly retirees near Regina Drive
Friends recall Al and Joyce Koenig as kind retirees who hosted neighborhood gatherings. Police treat the disappearance as suspicious as investigators probe Bruce Koenig and a house purchase in Frederick County. Neighbors recount sightings of John Koenig and Bruce near the home and dogs walked by the family, while deputies describe the scene at Regina Drive as orderly and unusual for a disappearance case.
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Regina
Carl Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Eyler
Bruce Koenig
Frederick County
Reid
Ford Road
Sabrina Graham
Koenig
Tammy Tyeryar
Frederick H'ers Attend Farm Safety Camp for Kids
Frederick County 4Hers attend a Farm Safety Camp for kids with activities and demonstrations. The event aims to educate youth on agricultural safety practices and include hands on lessons.
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Frederick County
Fourth of July celebration lights up Frederick with peppers and fireworks
Frederick hosts a bustling Independence Day at Baker Park with noon events, food vendors, and music featuring national and regional acts. About 70,000 attendees enjoyed hot sun, a jalapeno pepper eating contest won by Ron Hull, and playful children's activities led by Slim Harrison. Hull claimed $100 for 37 peppers. Dave Goldman placed second with 33.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Jim Conlon
Ron Hull
Dave Goldman
Martinsburg
W.va
Mayor of Braddock Heights still active member of BHVFC
Grafton Cost, affectionately known as the mayor of Braddock Heights, remains an active Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Co. officer at five dollars. A member since 1947, he has served 41 years as an officer, including five years as president and 13 as vice president, and now sits on the board for 18 years.
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Braddock Heights
BHVFC
Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Grafton
Cost
Community Association
Fire Company
Vindobona
Camp Schley Inn
Harry Coblent
President Clinton visits Emmitsburg firehouse on trip back
EMMITSBURG The Vigilant Hose Co reports an unexpected visit by President Clinton and a motorcade of eight or nine vehicles at the town firehouse on his way back to Camp David from a Franklin County golf course. Wayne Powell described the president as kind and gracious. Fire Chief Frank Davis was alerted to the possible pass through.
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Emmitsburg
Vigilant Hose Co
Clinton
Camp David
Franklin County
Wayne Powell
Powell
Frank Davis
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