Hitler's Son Alleged by Swiss Historian Maser
London reports Dr. Werner Maser claims Adolf Hitler may have a son, a 39-year-old Frenchman named Jean Lorret. Maser says he learned of Lorret 12 years ago and has worked to authenticate the link. Lorret, reportedly ill, is said to discuss his parentage. Hitler met Lorret's mother in 1918, and the boy bore his mother's name until 1952.
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Pa Judges Seek $10,000 Pay Hikes Across State Courts
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania's top judges seek a $10,000 annual pay boost to align with federal counterparts. Mirarchi argues inflation and living costs eroded earnings. proposal covers Supreme Court to Courts of Common Pleas, excluding local magistrates. Current pay is $45,000. federal judges earn $54,500. The Compensation Commission will review after hearings.
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Three mild quakes shake Frisco area reported
Three minor earthquakes rattled the San Francisco region Monday with no injuries or damage. The first quake hit near 40 miles north of San Francisco, eight miles northwest of Napa, registering 3.0 on the Richter scale at 4:04 p.m. Two smaller quakes followed in the San Andreas Fault offshore, measuring 2.9 and 2.1 at 8:06 and 8:13 p.m.
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Erie Foster Father Guilty On Child Sex Abuse Counts
Erie County Judge Lindley McClelland convict ed 34 year old Rev Daniel Davies on 11 counts related to sexually abusing children in his foster home during 1976. Davies faces potential heavy but not maximum sentencing after a pre sentence investigation. Prosecutor Palmisano called for scrutiny of foster care protections and criticized Act 124 limiting police notification.
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Profits Not Low, Oil Industry Earnings Questioned
Washington AP A conservative study for the American Enterprise Institute argues oil firms overstated profit needs. University of Chicago professor Shyam Sunder analyzes 15 years of data and finds profits lagged industry averages until the 1973 74 Arab embargo, suggesting recent profits may not signal a future trend.
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