that Drs. Yoder and Gould were the witnesses to be called to establish such defense. On June 23, 1967, the prosecuting attorney petitioned for further examination of defendant on the issue of his sanity. Such examination was ordered and Drs. Yoder and Gould were appointed to conduct it. Dr. Yoder testified at trial.
*312 Defendant's jury trial resulted in his conviction of second-degree murder, CL 1948, § 750.317 (Stat Ann 1954 Rev § 28.549), and he was sentenced to prison for life. His appeal raises 6 claims of error. Before stating and examining these claimed errors, it is noted that the record establishes beyond peradventure that Ruth Elaine Stoodley died as the result of a stab wound from a knife wielded by defendant, and that defendant readily admitted theProperties since 1990. He oversees marketing and leasing for office, retail space and research and development/flex. He holds a bachelor’s degree in physics and a master’s in financial management from Loyola College in Maryland.

The 64-year-old is a Baltimore resident.

Baltimore-based St. John Properties owns and has developed commercial space throughout Colorado, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia and Wisconsin. Much of the privately held company’s portfolio is in Maryland.

On July 16, the new owners of Harrisburg Mall held a ceremonial demolition of an unfinished sports bar. The cost was $75,000, Wit said. That space will be landscaped, and the wall of the mall there will be exposed and signed so people driving along Paxton Street can see what stores are in there, he said.

Other plans include additional investments in updated signage, improving