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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1977

Page

5

Israel strikes Lebanon amid cease fire tensions and civilian deaths

Israeli air raid targets Palestinian bases in southern Lebanon drawing denials of hit on civilians amid reports of 68 dead and 100 injured near Tyre. UPI reported Hazziyeh village leveled, with women and children among victims. Western sources urged reinstatement of the cease fire as Gen. Gur warned against renewal of attacks.

Israel Lebanon Tyre UPI David Pearce Hazziyeh Pearce Bayada Rashidiyeh Mordechai Gur Tel Aviv Gur United States Beirut Damascus U.S Nabatiye Tripoli

Ugandan police airwing pilots trained at Bell Helicopter

Twelve members of Idi Amin's Ugandan police airwing are in Fort Worth at Bell Helicopter Textron plant for helicopter piloting and maintenance training. Bell officials confirmed the program.

Escapee feared in five car thefts and assault case

Police pursue Robert A. Fierro 31 as suspect in five auto thefts and a Monday night alleged holding against will of a 19 year old Tucson woman. He may have escaped with fellow inmate Steven Ambrose 27 who is in custody for burglary. Fierro reportedly used a similar method to prior arrests.

Arizona State Tucson Robert A. Fierro Steven Ambrose Ambrose Fierro Kenneth Maurer

Aeromexico Strike Ends After 10 Percent Raises

Flight attendants and ground workers ended a strike against Aeromexico as unions accepted 10 percent raises after initial demands of 25 and 20 percent. Spokesmen said flights would resume later today and the red-and-black strike flags were removed from offices. Labor officials noted the airline’s financial strain while announcing the settlement.

Mexico City UPI Aeromexico Pedro Ojeda Paullada

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