Murder charges filed after Gutierrez body found in junk car
Jose Leon Gutierrez 55 was shot multiple times and hidden in a junk car headed to a scrap crusher near Spearman. Frank Harris Powell and Patrick Otis Powell, both 39 to 41, were charged with murder. Arraignment expected today. Body examined by Hansford County deputies. dump area sealed for investigation. Gutierrez survived by 13 children and numerous relatives. Funeral arrangements pending in Tucumcari New Mexico.
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Spearman
Spc
Fort Worth
Peeereers
Jose Leon Gutierrez
Gutierrez
McFarlin
Pipeline blast probes flag human error in Alaska spill
Investigations show lack of communication and ignored safety procedures led to the explosion at Pump Station No 8 on the Alyeska Pipeline between Alaska and Valdez. Officials say local control caused missteps including unpadlocked valves and a restart of a backup pump, while no electrical or mechanical faults were found.
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Andrus
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Jack Turner
Alaska Pipeline Office
State
Alaska
Department of ‘Transportation
National Transportation Safety Board
Muirbanks
Oilields
Guy R. Martin
Valdez
No. 8
Martin
Billion-dollar Panama Canal concession hinted by Torrijos faction
A discussion notes a Torrijos group hinting at a money settlement with the United States. It suggests Panama could receive about 1 billion dollars to cover canal revenue through 2000 and a substantial annual share thereafter. The piece cautions Congress will hear news as a quiet deal appears to be made.
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Torrijos
Republic of Panama
Panama
Canal Zone
Congress
This and That Ten Years After Smog Echoes
The column reflects on air pollution history in Los Angeles and broader city-wide concerns. It mentions Olsen Park Pete whistling, famous ancestors acting, and a call for a universal degree in common sense. Billy Hunter curbs the Texas Rangers with a rule to make things happen.
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Los Angeles
Olsen Park
Pete
Billy Hunter
Texas Rangers
Wes Izzard
Senate approves Carter B1 funds cut in defense bill
The Senate voted 59 to 36 to remove 1.4 billion dollars for B1 bomber production from the defense appropriations bill after debate over shifting to the air launched cruise missile. House action and conference remains pending as critics warn of wasted spending and timing.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Barry Goldwater
John C Culver
C Lown
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Air Force
Justice Dept launches two year drive to remove sex bias from federal law
The Civil Rights Division forms a task force to scan about 4000 federal laws for gender coded terms and determine if distinctions amount to discrimination. Some changes may be simple substitutions while others need policy decisions. The effort could affect military rules Social Security and aid programs.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Stewart Oneglia
Maryland
Department
Oneglia
Task — Force
Drew
Days
Civil Rights Division
Ford
Governor's Commission
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Jeanette
Albuquerque
Inez
Barbara
Jose Leon
Ramon
Joe
Gilbert
Ricky
Smiley
Mary Olivas
Alicia Diaz
Denver
Manuel
Lubbock
Tarily
John Vessey
U.S
South Korea
Ron E. Wells
el Paso
Texas
Seoul
Kimpo International
North Korea
Japan
CWO
Joseph Miles
Robert C. Haynes
Izzard
Amarillo
Ment
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Amusements
Hospital Report
Panhandle
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