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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1994

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Murder suspect Koenig returned to Frederick

Police detain 45 year old Bruce Wayne Gus Koenig in Frederick County on two counts of homicide. He is held without bail and faces a scheduled bail review in District Court. The victims are Hans Al Koenig and Ruth Joyce Koenig, found buried July 2 on Reich's Ford Road. A missing family dog and ballistics testing are noted as investigators review evidence from the Mobile arrest.

Bruce Wayne Gus” Koenig Frederick County Koenig Hans “al” Koenig Ruth “Joyce” Koenig Reich’s Ford Road Alabama Mobile Greg Eyler Eyler Skip Lawrence Frederick County Adult Detention Center Andy Smothers Chuck Jenkins Hans “al Ala

Commuter parking curb urged at West Seventh Street lot

Frederick area officials seek solutions as hundreds of commuters use the Frederick Shopping Center lot amid ongoing Martin's grocery store construction. Rappaport Management says spaces needed for customers. interim plan allows behind mall parking while seeking nearby alternatives and future rail service may relieve pressure.

Frederick West Seventh Street Jim Wheeler Rappaport Management Co Mr. Wheeler Martin's Wheeler Frederick Commuters’ Alliance Rappaport’s Sherry Burford Frederick County Transit Services Ms. Burford Frederick Shopping Center Maryland Rail Francis Scott Key Mass Transit Administration

Democrats seek opponent to challenge Derr in Maryland

Frederick County Democrats aim to field a challenger against Braddock Heights Republican Sen. John Derr who has drawn no opposition in two and a half terms. Party officials said at least one person has shown interest in running in District 3, with no names disclosed. The deadline to nominate remains July 2, and the party may back candidates for Senate and Circuit Court clerk, while Republicans eye Orphans Court vacancies. Derr first won appointment in 1983 after Sen. Edward Thomas died and has since faced no formal challenges.

Frederick County John Derr Annapolis Braddock Heights Derr Edward Thomas Democratic Central Committee Brad Young Jack Young Thomas Slater

Frederick County Farm Queen to be chosen Friday night

The Frederick County Farm Queen will be selected Friday night at Jefferson Community Center. Page references provide the location for the event and indicate local agricultural community involvement.

Frederick County Jefferson Community Center

Clinton Urges Unity as He Visits Reunited Berlin

President Clinton, the first U.S. leader in the eastern sector since 1945, spoke before Brandenburg Gate to tens of thousands in Berlin urging Germans to overcome racism and division. He quoted German phrases and urged youth to believe in peace and courage despite rising extremism.

Berlin Clinton Brandenburg Gate Europe U.S Harry Truman

Haiti vows to punish invasion supporters amid exodus of UN OAS observers

Haiti's army-backed government warned against supporting outside intervention as the United States and allies face international condemnation over expulsions of UN and OAS monitors. President Clinton urged restraint while signaling possible action to restore Aristide. observers prepare to depart within 48 hours.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti USN Clinton U.S Jean-Bertrand Aristide Berlin United Nations and Organization of American States William Gray II U.N. Security Council Gray NBC

Twin Ridge Residents Face Traffic and Construction Concerns

Mount Airy council heard Twin Ridge residents' worries about potential truck traffic on Rising Ridge Road, an excavating firm on the industrial fringe, and 75-foot light towers near Twin Ridge Elementary. The panel delayed the light installation for 90 days to allow a parks board meeting, while noting limited action on traffic and the contractor due to zoning. A July 22 meeting was set, and residents fear unsafe crosswalks as Rising Ridge opens.

Mount Air Twin Ridge Rising Ridge Road Mount Airy MD. 144 Parks and Recreation Board Main Street Accubid Contractors

Council debate on Hull Street Prospect Road intersection plan

Council member Marc Nance said the road is intended as a collector road and closing the Hull Street Prospect Road intersection to left turns would hinder traffic, especially during Main Street closures for special events. He noted the intersection is frequently used when Main Street is shut.

Marc Nance Hull Street Prospect Road Main Street

Breeden Begins Third Appeal In Murder Case

In Hagerstown Larry Allen Breeden seeks to be found not criminally responsible for the 1989 murder of Shirley Elizabeth Baker, marking his third appeal after two prior hearings ruled him criminally responsible. If found responsible he faces sentencing. if not, he would be continued at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center until release is approved.

Hagerstown Larry Allen Breeden Washington County Walkersville Maryland Wiley Rutledge John H. McDowell Shirley Elizabeth Baker McDowell Cliffton T. Perkins Hospital Jessup M. Kenneth Long Baker

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