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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1991
Page
8
Roberson and West describe starting their training with medical examiners in Baltimore. They join rounds, observe autopsy prep, and assist on scenes from a liquor store shooting to a drowning and a fatal house fire. They value 24 hour expert access and seek experience in forensics.
Legislators clash as Governor Schaefer keeps a large raise while Lt. Gov. Steinberg, Comptroller Goldstein, and Treasurer Maurer forgo parts of their increases. Steinberg pledges to return 5000 of 27500. Goldstein and Maurer also waive 5000 of their 27500. Spokesman Paul Schurick calls the move fair amid fiscal strain. critics urge broader savings while vowing job protections.
A mass slaying suspect named Abeyta surrendered after his brother-in-law, older brother, and sister brought him to the office. The officer said Abeyta was quiet and cooperative, offering little information and not resisting.
Troops in protective gear and gas masks enjoy a rare pause from Iraqi missiles as sky high combat continues. Washington reports 22 000 allied sorties since Jan 17 with eight of 30 fixed Scud launchers hit. two F 15s down four Iraqi MiGs as ground attack plans loom.
Silver Spring residents Rachel Luna age 9 and Michelle Luna age 11 disappeared Sunday afternoon. After a break in the ice 20 feet from shore, divers recovered the bodies from four feet deep water. They were taken to Children’s Hospital in Washington and pronounced dead.
Frederick County leaders told Future members they are stabilizing trash issues. President Ronald Sundergill and commissioners Gail Bowerman and David Gray outlined steps to extend the Reichs Ford Road landfill for two years by raising its height, pursue alternative sites for Schroder farm, and open four county drop-off recycling sites next April.
Army combat doctors forecast a 10 percent casualty rate over 30 days for the first wave breaking Iraqi defenses in Saudi Arabia. Officers note the estimate targets only those leading the assault while medical units prepare treatment areas and stock morphine for combat emergencies.
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