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Liberata Patrizia No» a Maggioranza CO.LA.SER. PULIZIE IGIENE Giornale Anno 67°. n. 91 Spedizione in abb. post. gr. 1/70 AMBIENTALE del Partito LI 000/arretrati L 2000 comunista Mercoledì I Unità italiano 18 aprile 1990 • La De celebra il 1.8 aprile e offre al Psi Editoriale SEQUESTRO TACCHELIA La piccola ritrovata dai «Gis» a S. Margherita Ligure di approfittarne Il padre: «Non è stato pagato alcun riscatto» Prima un indiretto botta e risposta. Tra Andrcotti (nella fo­ to) e altri de, che celebrano il 18 aprile del '48 all'insegna del o «scampato pericolo», e Craxi, che taglia corto: «Perché Più mercato si sono dimenticati il 40° e anche il 30° anniversario?». Poi il scg-stario socialista ine ontra «casualmente» Forlani e Altissi­ mo e i tre tengono un minivertice su «tutti i guai che affligo- e meno musei: Liberata Patrizia no» a maggioranza. M,j il leader de come diversivo propone agli alleati di isolare il Pei nella campagna elettorale. rubate pure A PAGINA 7 Caccia grossa Enorme successo dell'asta Blitz dei carabinieri, cinque arresti dei Certificati di credito del OIULIO CARLO AROAN ai Cd: Tesoro. Ieri ne sono stati ri­ richieste per chiesti per 66mila miliardi, • è motivo d^allarme se non già di sgomento. Si Patrizia Tacchetta è libera. Era tenuta prigioniera dai to visitata: "È in buone condi­ 6(imila miliardi contro un'offerta di duemila. f rubano a man salva anticKità e òpere d'arte zioni» ha detto. La prima ri­ Un vero e proprio boom che da musei piccoli e grandi, con scasso e rapi­ suoi rapitori in una villetta a due piani di San Loren­ chiesta di Patrizia è stata una ^^^^^^^^^^^^ sembra causato dal Umore na, in Italia e (uori. In poche settimane tre im­ zo della Costi, vicino a Santa Margherita Ligure. 1 ca­ bottiglia di Coca cola. A casa, """^^^""•""•""^•^ di una discesa del tassi di In­ portanti musei sono stati aggrediti e depreda- rabinieri del Gis hanno fatto irruzione nell'apparta­ per riabbracciare i genitori è e•»»»»•»•»«•»»»» li: Ercolano. Boston, Corinto. Non è questione teresse. La Banca d'Ita ia, tuttavia, non è intenzionata ad as­ arrivata solo a tarda sera, ma di sistemi d'allarme che non funzionano o vengono disatti­ mento. Arresati tre uomini e due donne. Uno solo, appena si è diffusa la notizia secondare la domanda, e ha bloccato l'operazione specula­ vati, ne di custodi che non sono né son tenuti ad essere al momento del blitz, era a guardia della bambina. della sua liberazione il paese è tiva Tensione sui tassi anche nei mercati intemazionali: ap- achei alle Tcrmopoli. È senza dubbio questione di servizi di letteralmente esploso dalla paii; ormai imminente un rialzo a Tokio. A PAGINA 11 polizia per la prevenzione dei (urti, il ricupero delle cose ru­ Un quarto d'ora dopo la prima telefonata alla madre: bate e I arresto dei manigoldi. In Italia c'è un nucleo specia­ «Sto bene, stai tranquilla...». Gran festa a Stallavena. gioia. Le campane hanno suo­ le dell'Arma dei carabinieri che opera da anni con impe­ nalo a festa e girandole di auto gno e successo; tuttavia per lar fronte al crescente pericolo hanno fatto caroselli per ore OAL NOSTRO INVIATO nel centro cittadino. «Non sa­ La Fiorentina La Fiorentina pareggia 0-0 a bisognerebbe raddoppiarlo e dargli maggiori poteri. E non Perugia con i tedeschi del basterebbe ancora perché le cose rubate vengono subito MICHELE SARTORI pevamo niente del blitz - ha conquista portate all'estero, dove gli investigatori italiani non possono detto Imerio Tacchella - ma Wcrdcr Brema, nell'anticipo seguirle.È molto strano che poco o nulla del rubato sia fino­ •i STALLAVENA. Un palo di Biasl: ecco i componenti della negli ultimi giorni avevo avver­ la finale di Coppa Uefa, e conquista ra comparso sui mercati. Riflettiamo: gli esecutori materiali jeans e una felpa rossa. Patri­ banda che il 29 gennaio, a tito che tra gli inquirenti c'era l'accesso alla finale. Fitto agiscono su commissione, sono addestrati e capaci, ma co­ un'atmosfera di ottimismo. La di Coppa Uefa lancio di oggetti sui giocatori zia Tacchella era vestita cosi Stallavena, rapi la piccola Pa­ settimana scorsa mi hanno stano molto e vogliono riscuotere subito. Se i mandanti non quando i carabinieri del nu­ trizia Tacchella mentre: e ndava ad inizio ripresa, colpito il hanno premura di realizzare è segno che hanno grandi detto di passare una buona Pa­ — mezzi finanziari. Di dove provengono? Quale sarà il loro cleo speciale hanno abbattuto a comprare la merenda. Pare squa perché stavano lavoran­ ™"""^™™""™ ^"™" portiere Reck. Equivoco sul profitto? Perché si è scelto quell'investimento invece di altri la porta della sua •prigione». che non sia stato papato alcun do fruttuosamente». fi»: Ilio finale dell'art) Irò: invasione anticipata. I viola ri­ più prontamente redditizi? Il collezionista avido e geloso Erano le 18,15. Neil' apparta­ riscatto. Il primo colloquio te­ mento, a guardia della piccola, lefonico tra la bambina e i ge­ L'annuncio della liberazio­ schiano ora la squalifica del campo. Oggi gli altri incontri di che vuole i capolavori in esclusiva non esiste. Chi organizza ne è stata dita al Senato dal e finanzia le razzie lo fa per far denari, ma quando e come7 c'era un solo uomo: non ha nitori è avvenuto un quarto semifinale: la Juve a Colonia, il Milan in casa del Baycm e la ministro dell'Interno. 'Cava. «E Si iripdoria contro i francesi del Monaco. NELLO SPORT Oggi il mercato rifiuta ancora, prudentemente, le cose fatto in tempo a reagire. Poco d'ora dopo il blitz, d.lla stazio­ il risultato del perfetto coordi­ rubate: ma le circostanze potrebbero cambiare. Il '92 è al­ più tardi, sono stali arrestati al­ ne dei carabinieri di Santa namento tra polizia e carabi­ l'orizzonte, cadranno le barriere doganali, le antichità cir­ tri quattro complici, tra cui il Margherita Ligure. Patrizia ha nieri». Soddisfazione nel mon­ coleranno liberamente, le leggi e gli apparati di tutela sa­ proprietario dell'alloggio. Bru­ subito tranquillizzato la madre ranno un risibile steccato alremorragico espatrio. Nella do politico. no Cappelli, di Nichelino nei e poi ha confessato di aver Nella villetta di San Lorenzo Cee si parla distrattamente di misure speciali per I beni cul­ pressi di Torino; Valentino Bia- provalo un attimo di paura turali, ma finora non s'è concluso nulla e non risulla che gli della Costa, di proprietà di Bru­ si di Poirino, provincia di Tori­ quando i carabinieri hanno no Cappelli, Patrizia è stata Stati più minacciati, come il nostro, abbiano mosso un dito. no e Franco Maffiotto, anche fatto irruzione nella star za. Ma Del disastro, tuttavia, il '92 sarà soltanto un coefficiente e portata solo negli ultimi giorni. non il maggiore. La rapida successione e l'analoga tecnica lui residente petr diverso tempo solo un attimo, subito dopo si Per ora non si sa nulla delle delle grandi rapine dimostrano chiaramente che è entrata nel capoluogo piemontese, è accorta di essere in salvo ed precedenti prigioni in cui è sta­ in azione una solida organizzazione criminale simile e non Ornella Luzzl, moglie di Cap­ si è lanciata in braccio ai suoi ta nascosta e sottoposta a una improbabilmente connessa alla mafia della droga, degli ar­ pelli e Carla Mosso, amica del liberatori. Un medico Ira subi­ sofferenza durata 79 giorni. mamenti, dei sequestri di persona. Non si ruba per chiede­ re riscatti, lo scopo è più lontano e più perfido; e 11 pericolo è tanto maggiore in quanto quella criminalità antiquaria or­ Patrizia Tacchella. la piccola fi stata liberata ieri pomeriggio dai carabi­ \M ganizzata «l'eccesso delittuoso di una sempre più diffusa nieri a Santa Margherita liguri) CIPRIANI. GHIGGINI, MENNELLA A PAGINA 3 NELLE PAGINE CENTRALI tendenza liberisUca che mira, in tutti i campi, a sovrapporre l'interesse privato al pubblico. Dunque più mercato e meno museo, lo sussurrano (perora) anche certi storici dell'arte. È una tendenza manifestamente di destra ed è scaturita , Mprto dal mercato, dall'artificiosa levitazione del prezzi Primo avvertimento di Mosca a Vilnius. Il presidente delTUrss incontra il ministro De Michelis delle cose d'arte. Sono rapidamente passate dal milioni al Dtelftto in Versilia miliardi, ma non è segno d'un rilancio dei valori culturali, al contrarlo: la verità è che II valore intellettuale è diventato ti­ tolo di bona. Il Cremlino taglia il gas ai lituani Imputati assolti onseguenza: I musei pubblici non possono competere, non comprano più, non si sviluppa­ no e un museo fermo è un museo morto. A me­ no che non intervengano, benedette dal Signo­ Gorbaciov: «Cachiamo una via d'uscita» con formula piena C re, le sponsorizzazioni: ma è carità pelosa, a »«— forza d elemosine un museo può anche arric­ chirsi, ma poi s'awederà che da pubblico è diventato, po- Mosca ha annunciato ieri una «drastica riduzione» tenzialmen'e, privato. Sarebbe poi tanto strano se le cose nelle forniture di gas alla Lituania. È l'inizio del rubate per Cosa Nostra Intellettuale dai musei pubblici ri­ blocco minacciato nei giorni scorsi? Sembra di no. comparissero tra pochi anni In qualche modernissimo mu­ Bush minimizza: sco pr.vato americano o giapponese? Forse le opere d'arte L'annuncio pare avere carattere di avvertimento sarebbero più al sicuro che nei nostri vetusti musei, ma in­ mentre le parti cercano la via del compromesso. tanto la criminalità organizzata e riciclata avrebbe preso, in nome del nuovo capitalismo da cui dipende, il controllo e Lo ha ribadito ieri Gorbaciov al ministro degli Este­ «L'effetto serra? la direzione della cultura. Non sorprende che il nuovo capi­ ri italiano De Michelis.
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