Dallas weapons cache source remains unknown to investigators
Police in Dallas seek help from the Army inspector general to locate the origin of a large seized stockpile of stolen military items. The haul included rockets marked U S Army ammo uniforms and more, recovered from two houses after Richard Lopez was arrested for selling hand grenades. The cache, once described as the nation s largest illegal stockpile, remains without a clear source despite involvement by the Army FBI and ATF.
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Dallas
Army Inspector General’s Office
U.S. Army
Greg Holliday
East Dallas
Rockwall
Richard Lopez
U.S
Army
FBI
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Sculptor destroys wax model for San Antonio Losoya statue
Texas sculptor Bill Easley, upset by Fine Arts Commission concerns over his planned Losoya statue for San Antonio’s Sesquicentennial, melted his wax maquette in his backyard. He had planned a full-size statue of Toribio Domingo Losoya with two blazing guns for 1986.
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San Antonio
Texas
Bill Easley
Dallas
Alamo
Toribio Domingo Losoya
Losoya
Larry DeMartino
DeMartino
Samuel Gompers
Bette Jean Alden
Gompers
Bailey
White opposes EPA push to license Gulf chemical burning
Texas Governor Mark White testariffs EPA plans to allow ships to burn chemicals in the Gulf, arguing coastal residents could not claim damages for at-sea spills. He notes land spill damages are recoverable, while sea disasters may not be, as Texas suits seek to halt permits.
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Washington
Texas
Mark White
Environmental Protection Agency
Gulf of Mexico
White
Senate
EPA
Jim Mattox
Louisiana
Senate Environment and Public Works Subcommittee
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