Beauty queen dethroned over porn past

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Beauty queen dethroned over porn past WESTON, Fla. (UPI) -- Officials with a Florida beauty pageant said last month's winner was stripped of her crown after they learned of her past appearance at a porn convention. The Miss Weston 2011 pageant officials said Feb. 20 winner Caroline Schwitzky, 21, of Miami, was disqualified after they learned she was named Miss Exxxotica at a 2008 New York porn convention and posed for semi-nude photos for a Web site, the New York Daily News reported Friday. Organizers said they learned of Schwitzky's past from videos posted online. Schwitzky said she entered the Miss Exxxotica pageant for the $2,000 prize. "We all have dumb things in our life that we're not necessarily proud of," Schwitzky said. Copyright 2011 by United Press International
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Boston inherits Italian estate -- and pets BOSTON (UPI) -- Boston officials said the city inherited a $700,000 estate in Italy with a condition that officials see to the care and feeding of the resident cats and dogs. The officials said Luciano Visocchi, who died at the age of 62 during the summer, left his estate, which includes a house and other property, to the city where his mother and aunt lived for several years prior to his birth, The Boston Globe reported Monday. Visocchi put one important condition in his will. "The city of Boston ... is obliged to look after the old dogs Argus and Jak," the will reads. "To feed the cat Rossina, easily recognizable from her great size, as well as the cats Giacchino, Rossino, Pasquale, Francesco and others as well." Mayor Thomas Menino said officials were taken aback by news of the inheritance. "It's unbelievable. I want to know who is going to feed the cats and dogs," Menino said. "They're over in Italy. What do you want me to do?" The mayor joked he may send "some departments out there that get on my bad side." The Italian newspaper Il Tempo said officials in Visocchi's hometown, Atina, may try to contest the will. The newspaper said an earlier draft of Visocchi's will bequeathed the estate to 18 local politicians and the officials are preparing for a "war of documents" to challenge Boston's claim to the property. Copyright 2011 by United Press International
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Dolphin leaps onto boat MARCO ISLAND, Fla. (UPI) -- Florida fire officials said a dolphin weighing 600 to 700 pounds jumped onto the deck of a boat traveling on the Marco River and landed on a woman. Isles of Capri Fire officials said a charter boat captain called about 2:44 p.m. Sunday and reported the dolphin had jumped out of the water and landed on a woman on the deck of the vessel, the Naples Daily News reported Monday. Fire Lt. Keith Perry said rescuers determined the woman, who was not named, suffered a sprained ankle. He said firefighters, assisted by rescuers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Collier County Sheriff's Office, slid an immobilizing board under the dolphin and tied a rope around its tail to slide it back into the water. "It seemed to know that we were trying to help," Perry said. Copyright 2011 by United Press International
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Parents pull over for birth of baby DENVER (UPI) -- Emergency responders in Denver said they helped a woman give birth Monday morning in her vehicle at the side of a road. Lt. Phil Champagne, a Denver Fire Department spokesman, said the woman, whose name was not released, was having contractions and was being driven to the hospital by her husband when it became clear they would not make it before the birth, The Denver Post reported. Champagne said the couple pulled over to the shoulder of eastbound 6th Avenue in their sport utility vehicle and firefighters, paramedics and police soon responded to their location. The spokesman said the baby was born about 6:10 a.m. and the emergency responders took the mother and child, who Champagne said were doing fine following the birth, the rest of the way to the hospital. The sex of the baby was not released. Copyright 2011 by United Press International
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