After a hearing in April, Oler denied the request. Abeln, who says he has been friends with the Borwegen family for years, said he told the elder Borwegen he has no hard feelings over being replaced. If convicted of first-degree murder, Borwegen, must be sentenced to life imprisonment or death under state sentencing guidelines. However, Cumberland County District Attorney Skip Ebert is not seeking the death penalty. Mold and mildew eat away at the tiles and blanket the floor.
Scum creeps up the sides of toilet seats.
Yellow-stained sinks with faucets that only dribble dingy water line the walls. That's the scene at some Pennsylvania Turnpike restrooms across the state, says Rep. Ellen Bard, R-Montgomery, who serves on the House Transportation and Tourism Committee. Since an audit of the 22 turnpike facilities across the state last year found significant problems with the sanitation in some bathrooms, problems still persist, Bard said. At the news conference she presented several poster-size pictures to turnpike officials. John Durbin, the executive director of the Turnpike Commission, said officials are studying ways to correct the problem, but noted that the average service plaza has more than 17,100 vehicles a day pass through and the busiest exceed 37,000 vehicles daily.