ROME (AP).- A Rome judge declared an end Wednesday to the trial of a former J. Paul Getty Museum antiquities curator accused of knowingly acquiring looted art from Italy, citing the expiration of the statute of limitations, defense lawyers said. The 6-year-old case against Marion True was followed with concern by museums worldwide and involved about 35 artifacts acquired by the Los Angeles museum between 1986 and the late 1990s — including bronze Etruscan pieces, frescoes and painted Greek vessels. “I spoke to Mrs. True on her cell phone and she was glad that finally after 10 years the case is closed,” said one of her lawyers, Francesco Isolabella. “The alleged crime is now wiped off the books.” Alessandro Vannucci, a defense attorney for the other defendant in the case, American art