Schaefer in hospital with pneumonia

Associated Press//April 1, 2011//

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ANNAPOLIS — A longtime aide to former Gov. William Donald Schaefer says he is being treated at a Baltimore hospital for “a slight case of pneumonia.”

Lainy LeBow-Sachs said Friday that Schaefer is doing “much better than he was yesterday.”

LeBow-Sachs says the 89-year-old Schaefer was admitted to the hospital Thursday night. She says he’s receiving good care at St. Agnes Hospital.

Schaefer is a former four-term mayor of Baltimore and two-term governor.

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