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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1977
Page
3
Glauco Di Salle, 67, says he is Mussolini’s secret son after a book alleged an affair involving a Milanese woman. Di Salle, born 1929, says his mother used a pen name for the 1920 tell all and that Mussolini sent money after 1922 though he denies any real ties. Mussolini was executed in 1945.
Detroit AP reports rocker Michael Quatro, 34, ordered to court for sentencing January 19 after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Prosecutors dismissed a third degree criminal sexual conduct charge. The misdemeanor carries up to 90 days in jail and a $500 fine. The original felony could bring 15 years. Quatro was arrested after a 16 year old girl said she was hired as a cleaning lady.
AP reports Tom Keating, a 60 year old picture restorer praised as the master faker of the century, is set for trial on conspiracy to defraud obtaining money by deception and false representations. Authorities allege he faked 2000 works in the styles of Constable Palmer and Kreighoff, with about 97150 tied to nine counts. An antique dealer Lionel Evans linked to the scheme faces four counts.
Ernst Kirstener named chairman of the museum's department of invertebrates. Born in Vienna in 1933 he earned a 1961 zoology doctorate and served as a marine biology professor at Oriente University in Yumana, Venezuela before joining the museum staff in 1965.
Cheryl Staal, 24, of Erie was arrested on charges of aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child for cigarette burns found on her five year old daughter Melissa. Bail set at 500 dollars. Child in custody of father Ronald Staaf as couple separates. Authorities say the child had prior fire-related injuries and that Children’s Services was informed but not actioned. Triala defends staff decisions citing Act 124 and procedural matters.
Erie school directors heard citizen advocate Harry Edwards describe attic filth at Venn Elementary with pigeon droppings and water leaks posing health risks. He cited 1971 1976 repair delays and a 1973 meat purchase raised by John Harkins, while ARA claimed the meat was smoked and met federal standards pending a full report.
Washington AP Congress adjourns first session amid stalled energy measures. Social Security financing bill clears hurdle raising 227 billion over ten years while debate continues on Carter energy program. Mondale calls session productive yet notes pace may have been too aggressive. energy tax and price controls remain unresolved.
A 21 car Conrail freight derailed this morning near Philadelphia, blocking three of four Amtrak tracks between New York and Washington. No injuries were reported though up to 13,600 passengers could face delays as officials expect no extra track until noon. About 34 trains and several commuter services were affected on morning runs.
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