Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive
A Publisher Extra® Newspaper

The Journal News from White Plains, New York • Page 16

Publication:
The Journal Newsi
Location:
White Plains, New York
Issue Date:
Page:
16
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

6B THE JOURNAL-NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1 978 Man sentenced for killing child A REMINDER FOR RESIDENTS OF THE NYACK SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLIC MEETING ON PROPOSED BUDGET Thursday, April 20 at 8 p.m. in the Administration Bldg. South Highland Nyack PUBLIC BUDGET HEARING Tuesday, May 2 at 8 p.m. Open registration is being held every weekday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

in the Administration Building. Final date to register for the May 24 election is Friday, May 19. BE PART OF THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS! LET US HEAR FROM YOU! NYACK BOARD OF EDUCATION Steven Goldman, President Constance Frazier Judith Martin, Vice President Charles Garrison Thomas Boyle pao Giacobbe John Costa dering the child, Anthony Aiello, "with a depraved indifference to human life." The murder occurred March 11, 1971 in a Yonkers apartment Santoro shared with the boy's mother, Sadie Aiello. In her testimony at Santoro's trial, Mrs. Aiello said her ex-boyfriend beat the child on March 10 because he wet his bed.

The following morning, young Anthony was in such pain that Santoro began feeding him asprin and orange juice. But the child was unable to keep the medicine down and threw up, enraging Santoro. The mother said "When he started throwing up, Sammy grabbed him by the neck and started choking him. "He pulled him out of the high chair and walking into the living room carrying Anthony by the neck. He was holding him and he started to punch him.

he punched until (Anthony's) head fell back," Mrs. Aiello told the jury. The panel of six men and six women took three days to return a guilty verdict against Santoro, who did not take the stand during his trial. In the month following his conviction, Santoro told a probation department officer a different story about the child's death. That version has not been made public.

Because of the variations in the two stories, Jones allowed Santoro to take a polygraph, or lie detector, test prior to his sentencing. The judge said Wednesday the test results were mixed and "did not serve to achieve completely the purposes which (the defense) sought." At defense attorney Michael Coiro's request, the polygraph report was sealed to the public. However, Jones repeated two remarks Santoro made to the tester. "The report indicates that the defendant admitted 'I used to get so mad I didn't know what I was doing' with relation to the child and efforts to toilet train him," Jones said. Also, the judge reported Santoro said "I wasi in a fit of rage that day." Despite the polygraph results, Jones said the report helped him determine the minimum sentence to impose on Santoro because it removed the judge's doubts about the essential truth of Mrs.

Aiello's testimony. By TARA CONNELL Staff Writer Former Yonkers loanshark Samuel Santoro 'will serve at least 13 years in prison for fatally eating the 3-year-old son of his ex-girlfriend Seven years ago. Although Santoro was given a term of 19 years to life Wednesday, the start of the sen-'tom-e was made retroactive to 1972 by Acting Slate Supreme Court Justice Howard A. Jones. Jones' action means Santoro will be eligible for parole in 1991.

The maximum sentence he fcould have received would have made him eli-gible for parole in 2002. The judge gave several reasons for his sentence, including his belief that the child's murkier at Santoro's hands represented "a paradox." What caused the beating, Jones said, was "frustration at not being able to toilet the youngster. It's a paradox, don't you A mixture of good intentions and evil 'deeds." Santoro, 40, was found guilty Jan. 19 of mur N.Y. site for nuclear waste? Known for value and dependability.

ry. This state is not suited for that." But John Deutch, director of research for the federal agency, said the state had been guaranteed that no disposal site would be byilt in New York without the governor's permission, and that he hoped this guarantee would persuade the state to allow the testing. "There is no direct relationship between the specific locations chosen for geologic testing and possible future repository locations," a federal briefing paper assured state officials. in the Southern Tier for test locations. Larocca said federal officials told him two weeks ago they wanted to drill about a dozen holes up to feet deep in the 10-coun-' ty region to see if some part I of it would be suitable for the long-term burial of nuclear wastes.

He said any formal request to conduct the tests would be denied by Gov. Hugh Carey. "We'll strenuously oppose that," Carey told a news conference Wednesday. "We cannot become a deposito ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -Stale Knergy Commissioner James Larocca says the federal government wants lo look for possible nuclear waste disposal sites in the linger Lakes but that he I'can't understand" why it would bother.

"Our position is that there is no point in testing a site in a state that will never accept a waste storage facility." Larocca said Wednesday alter revealing that the Department oi Knergy js eyeing 1 ,500 square miles BUILD YOUR OWN 8' 10' DECK ALL COMPLETE DECK KITS INCLUDE Black Baked Enamel Steel Building Components. All Necessary 1 Lumber, Plans, and Instructions. Landscape Ideas." Finishing Hints. Railings Benches not included. 3 DAYS ONLY THURS FRI SAT 'Sfou JW EXPAND YOUR OUTDOOR LIVING SPACE FOR AS LITTLE AS 13978 OTHER ERECTO-PAT DECK KITS 10' 18' -269 16' 20' -449 FIT FOR A PRINCESS SAVE I A MICAITA MASTIC TOM iASY-OMN DIAWiKS 1r FULl DUST.HOOHNO Pt ATI OUSS MlHtOIIS REDWOOD W58 Yj STAIN MUMS 2x6 KZOit REDWOOD DECKING Gal.

2x610' thru 20' 69 4. ft. nil mt Oil based to sink deeper and protect lonqer. EXTERIOR WOOD STAIN mi 39 2x410' thru 20'L45 efftr Your Choice-large variety of natural hue tones like Redwood, Acorn, etc. I Gal.

SUPREME LATEX BARN PAINT Reg. 5.35 78 Gal. 288 CREOSOTE Req. 3.88 A. Lawn Rake 4.78 Heavy-duty.

22 springs-tempered teeth, 52" ash handle. B. Bow Rake 6.78 Fourteen slightly curved teeth. Steel head, ash handle. C.

Shovel 5.78 Tapered forged finish-slide into I ftW.v -V IN -k. rT I II I I i 4 Pc. 9" Deluxe Roller and Tray Set O88 Reg. 3.57 JUS. t7 SlVSl.V".V.V.''.':.'.'."'.M MrtMul Dates Ti Cmm V' a rliv iZiI-ku il .0 (.,..

OvtmtliiH teMr CvM dirt easier. Turned steps, long ash handle. D. Square Shovel 5.78 Long tubular steel handle and strong taper forged steel blade. Heat treated.

9" Roller Tray 9" Roller Frame Reg. 1.95 9" Roller Cover RC 103 Reg. 1.49 7" Roller Cover RC 107 Heavy Knap Reg. 1.89 .1.48 3 Mf Other styles to choose from to fit your price Mon- Sot- 0-6 Pink Only Financing Available 352-2522 Small Delivery Charge Visit Our Showroom 1 WEED EATER 78 LATEX HOUSE PAINT CLIPPIE 8 7 Gal. TRIMMER "eathejAI 1Q78, iw frims quickly, easily ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT A money-saving low pricel Produces a breather-type film that resists mildew, blistering, weather and fumes.

Dries fast. Water cleanup. White and four popular exterior colors. S88 Gal. 'along walks, driveway Best features of oil-base and latex.

Protects and wears like resists weather, stains, smog. Flows smoothly dries dust and bug free in 30 minutes. Soapy water cleanup. Choose Trnm 16 st and a'rd colors I ra Arryi fences. Specially vmiWSWJ I IT 1 I ST rat ev.

rii" i vw- i rq or-n i treated fishing line 307 ih iciwJ iMMd jr ii fi 1 1 ill in in mi niiinnni mm niii in i iiiiiiwiiw ihwiiii i -nwi nil. Made in Our Own Kitchens 5II(IUILT HU5lltl( V. Under Supervision of Rabbi Norman Twersky IniOTO STMPP GIFT PACKAGES ON DISPLAY DOZENS OF UNIQUE ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM 778 Remove rust, paint, varnish from almost any surf ace even glass (won't break glass. This it the power stripper you've Choc. Covered waited for." Mixed Nuts oi fine All Nut 5.25 4-, SAVE 30 Stock cartons only.

Cushiontone Chandelier Trend Setter Temlok Headlines 200 cartons in stock at our Spring Valley location. 000 V0 matzoh balls asst $4.26 Choc. Covered Macaroons. $2.98 Chocolate Covered Egg Matzoh nQ MINWAX O89 WOOD FINISH Qt. Penetrates deep to stain and seal.

Use indoors or out. Choice of 16 woodtones, (no peanuts) Pistachios (red or natural) Dried Fruits from 4.49 to54.59 Mj I fe1, '5 1 "rr Fresh Roasted Nuts (Salted iUnsalted) Large Whole Cashews $4.84 ALL CEILING TILES SOLO IN FULL CARTONS ONLYI CHECH'S 7 Lumbw Supply Inc. Conew, Cirti Cirr VIRGINIA AVE. (off Rte. 303) fcffcM VC3Y 120 LAKE ROAD CHOCOLATIERS SINCE 1901 WkittPhim (914TsW87364' Ntw City (914)634676 tt.t(pMMiMpl) (914)4719070 Rhrtf ti4t SfNTf (.

4, Pram, NX (201)4877222 UpMrtml Ne4 reepeneible tor fypny pmci rran. Heme mt netewrity vaUppU all lecaiiem. ftkm ffethVe 'HI WdwVry, 426..

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

Publisher Extra® Newspapers

  • Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like the The Journal News
  • Archives through last month
  • Continually updated

About The Journal News Archive

Pages Available:
1,701,182
Years Available:
1945-2024