Gas advisory urges early fueling for holiday travelers
Christmas Day travelers should gas up early as estimates show up to one third of all service stations may be closed on Friday. See the story on Page 1C.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1981
Page
1
Christmas Day travelers should gas up early as estimates show up to one third of all service stations may be closed on Friday. See the story on Page 1C.
Linda Tankersley, 40, vows to punish murderers of her brother Steve Spence, eight years after his brutal death. She details a long, dangerous personal investigation into Odessa's underbelly while officials say they did what they could. The DA's office pressed first degree charges on two women, yet she questions the case’s strength and a third suspect.
Louisiana study by Dr. Gerald Berenson shows essential hypertension can begin in kindergarten era. Diet and exercise help lower blood pressure in kids prone to heart disease, with a $7.5 million NIH grant extending the Bogalusa project. White boys may show earlier heart attack susceptibility than girls or Black youths.
U S dockworkers from Maine to Texas have been told by the International Longshoremen's Association not to handle cargo to or from Poland. The action, taken in sympathy with Polish workers, affects Poland bound containers and cargoes, with relief supplies exempt. The Kazimierz Pulaski voyage to Baltimore is unaffected beyond its Poland related cargo.
Pemex announced immediate increases doubling regular gasoline from 38 to 82 cents per gallon and unleaded from 97 cents to 1.36 dollars. Diesel rose from 14 to 34 cents per gallon as Mexico aims to curb rising consumption while premium falls near U.S. levels.
Boulder Colorado editor Robert K. Brown of Soldier of Fortune magazine proposes a $100,000 reward in gold to any communist pilot willing to defect with deadly biological weapon cargo from Afghanistan Laos or Cambodia. Brown defends the action as press for UN admission of chemical and biological weapons use.
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