Randy Schmid, AP science writer with a whimsical touch, dies ...Middle East

WASHINGTON (AP) — Randy Schmid, a retired Associated Press science writer who seldom missed a chance to add a whimsical touch to his authoritative stories, has died. Schmid, 78, died at a nursing home in Falls Church, Virginia, on Sunday, said Mike Bobal, whose late wife was Schmid’s cousin. Nursing home workers said he was watching TV and joking with staff the night before. His AP colleagues recalled Schmid — his byline was Randolph E. Schmid — as a skilled reporter who could find a simple way to present complicated subjects. “A hallmark of a Schmid story is the light touch, brevity, a pun if possible, and above all speed,” Seth Borenstein, another AP science writer, wrote for Schmid’s ret

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