Pubdate: Sun 30 Aug 1998 Source: Agence France-Presse ONE MURDERED, ANOTHER WOUNDED IN ANTI-LIQUOR SHOOTINGS IN LEBANON SIDON, Lebanon, Aug 30 (AFP) - A grocer selling alcoholic beverages was murdered Sunday and another seriously wounded in the first anti-liquor attacks in the Sidon area for a year, Lebanese police said. Two men burst into Wajih Ramadan's shop in Wadi Zayne, five kilometres (three miles) north of Sidon, and opened fire with a machine gun, killing Ramadan instantly. The pair then fled on a motorcycle to Ramile, just outside Sidon, where they entered the store of grocer Abu Fadi Abbas and shot him also, police said. Abbas survived but is seriously wounded, they said. Liquor has not been sold in Sidon for three years, after a series of anti-alcohol attacks, including a bombing, left several people dead. Abu Mohjen, head of the underground Islamic group Osbat al Ansar, has been widely accused of those attacks, which have never been claimed. - --- Checked-by: Richard Lake