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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1977
Page
4
In St Louis County three car bombs exploded as motorists started their vehicles killing Shirley Flynn and Robert Jackson while injuring Ronald Sterghos. Police hunt a munitions expert amid fears and raised patrols in the area.
A Tucson woman Hilda Gutierrez 43 of 5482 Pinta Ave was arrested after her 14 year old nephew Phoenix resident was seen dealing heroin by undercover agents. Gutierrez faces conspiracy narcotics for sale and inducing a minor to violate narcotics laws with possible life sentence if convicted. The boy is held on charges of possession and sale of heroin.
Former CIA Director Richard Helms received a suspended two year sentence and a $2000 fine for refusing to testify fully about covert U S efforts to influence Chilean elections. Judge Barrington Parker condemned Helms for placing CIA secrecy above truth telling while noting no prison term.
The U S Department of Energy announced a 23 million program to build a two megawatt wind turbine on Howard's Knob in the Blue Ridge near Boone North Carolina. The device aims to supply the annual power needs of more than 500 homes as part of an experimental effort to turn wind into electricity.
A Honolulu based firm received congressional approval to buy two obsolete World War II tankers and convert them into mother ships to extend the range of the U S tuna fleet in the Pacific Ocean.
At Wakefield Junior High in Tucson students discuss the busing issue in a debate that frames segregation blame on adults while noting youth will bear consequences. Eighth graders consider school choice, school improvement, and learning cultural exposure, with mixed views on busing’s benefits and harms.
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