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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1976

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CIA chief admits bugging and burglarizing abroad

Washington AP reports Director George Bush testified that CIA and CTA sites included information from surreptitious entries into premises abroad. He offered no numbers or dates and it remains unclear if operations continue. The Socialist Workers Party seeks 37 million in damages over alleged harassment.

Washington CTA George Bush CIA Bush Socialist Worker's Party

Deputies Boost Pima County Patrol Force

Nine sheriff's deputies transfer from community services and admin units to field operations, raising patrol strength from 219 to 228. Chief Deputy Barr orders the economy move to bolster patrols, with Deputy Dan Abbate taking over public information duties beginning Monday.

Pima County Community Services Division Field Operations Division Sheriff’s Mark Pettit Michael S. Barr Pettit Dan Abbate Department Public Information

FBI killers acquitted in Pine Ridge shooting case

A federal court jury in Cedar Rapids acquitted Darelle Butler and Robert Robideau, both AIM members from Oregon, of murdering FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams on the Pine Ridge Reservation during a June shootout. Defense lawyers praised the verdict as a relief from a wrongful pursuit.

Cedar Rapids Iowa UPI FBI South Dakota Darelle Butler Robert Robideau Oregon Jack Coler Ronald Williams Los Angeles Pine Ridge William Kunstler Butler Robideau

Simple assault fine for ex boxing champ Rico Jr.

Ex welterweight Rico Jr. fined 330 dollars after pleading no contest to simple assault in a parking lot brawl over a parking space. Superior Court Judge Birdsell ordered 250 dollars in attorney fees, noting Rico’s assets and lack of public defender eligibility.

Arizona Johnny Rico Jr Superior Court Ben C. Birdsall Rico Birdsall

Ford Reagan fight for final 55 GOP delegates begins

United Press International reports Ford and Reagan focus on Connecticut and Utah as they seek the last 55 delegates to the Republican national convention. Ford aims to sweep Hartford’s 35 delegates and Reagan targets Utah’s 20 while both trail the 1,130 needed for nomination.

Ford Connecticut Ronald Reagan Utah Hartford Reagan Kansas City

Fire destroys four story home killing six on Chicago's Northwest Side

A Chicago fire trapped and killed at least six people including one adult and five children in a four story building on the Northwest Side. Fire officials ordered an arson probe and described stairwells burned out from the bottom right to the roof indicating deliberate involvement.

Chicago UPJ St. Mary’s of Nazareth Hospital Quinn

Typewriter theft suspect arrested in Tempe

Tempe police arrest Tucson man Robert Yehling for stealing 35 electric typewriters from Amphitheater High School. Machines valued at 20000 dollars were not missed until Yehling offered to sell five, police say. Five recovered. other machines still missing. Yehling had been released March 1 after six and a half years for armed robbery.

Tempe Tucson Amphitheater High School W. Yavapai Road Robert Yehling Yehling Arizona State Prison

Man 19 Is Sentenced For Attempted Rapes And Robbery

A 19 year old man, John D. Harrell, was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in Arizona State Prison after pleading guilty to two counts of attempted rape and one count of armed robbery. Superior Court Judge Robert B. Buchanan ordered the three 10 to 15 year terms to run concurrently. The crimes involved two attempted rapes in January on the East Side, each at knifepoint, one in a shopping center parking lot and the other near Wilmot Road and East Broadway, with $50 taken from a purse.

Arizona State Superior Court Robert B. Buchanan John D. Harrell Harrell Camino Seco East Broadway Wilmot Road Buchanan

Chekka Massacre Alleges Atrocities In Lebanon

Survivors recount a 36 hour occupation of Chekka by leftist Palestinian forces with the killing of women children and elderly residents more than 100 non combatants murdered and several headless corpses found in the coastal town near Tripoli. Local Phalangist guides described brutal reprisal killings and shooting of captives.

Chekka Mediterranean Tripoli Lebanon Tal Zaatar Damour Karantina Beirut

Chowan Driver Describes 50 Hours in Abduction Ordeal

Chowchilla California bus driver Frank E. Ray recounts 50 sleepless hours during the kidnapping of 26 elementary students by three masked gunmen. The group were held in a quarry cavern near Livermore, forced to crawl through a roof hatch, and later freed after prying off a steel plate and escaping one by one. Ray said he would not let the kidnappers live if captured.

Chowchilla Calif UPI Frank E. Ray

Bus Driver Home After Chowchilla Rescue Strain

Frank Ray 55 the Chowchilla California school bus driver who led 26 children to escape a quarry 100 miles away shows signs of strain upon returning home after the dramatic rescue. The group escaped the quarry cavern after digging their way out and alerted a workman before being brought back to their families.

Frank Ray Chowchilla Calif Childen

Guinea arrests in plot to assassinate President Toure

Guinea reports 19 arrests after a plot to assassinate President Sekou Toure, announced by Interior Minister Moussa Diakite on Radio Conakry. The broadcast was monitored in Dakar, Senegal.

Dakar Senegal Guinea Sekou Toure Moussa Diakite Radio Conakry

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