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Gas leak forces evacuation
United Press International
MISSOURI CITY — Work
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that contaminated a creek with
gasoline and forced the evacua
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an affluent subdivision for most
of the day.
Exxon Pipeline Co. spokes
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terminals in San Antonio and
Austin, was discovered leaking
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ground was saturated with gas
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Smith said the company shut
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pipeline at about 6 a.m. and dis
patched emergency crews to the
scene. Officials had not deter
mined how much gasoline
leaked.
Workers discovered a split
several inches long in the pipe
line, but the cause hf the dam
age was not immediately
known. Smith said.
He said Exxon officials Mon
day would try to determine how
much gasoline leaked into
Oyster Creek, a 25-foot wide
shallow body of water that runs
through the subdivision.
Exxon dispatched 13 vacuum
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he said.
He said most of the gasoline
had been removed, but crews
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cleaning effort throughout the
night. He said the job should be
completed by Tuesday.
Smith said damage to fish
was only minor and no other
wildlife was threatened.
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Judge sets sentencing
in barroom rape case
United Press International
FALL RIVER, MASS. — A
judge will sentence four Por
tuguese immigrants Monday
for gang raping a woman on
a barroom pool table in a trial
that “instructed a nation on
rape.” The men face a maxi
mum life prison sentence.
Superior Court Judge Wil
liam Young will weigh pros
ecution and defense recom-
mendations before
sentencing Daniel Silva, 27,
Joseph Vieira, 28, John Cor-
deiro, 24, and Victor Raposo,
23. They were convicted of
aggravated rape in assaulting
a 22-year-old mother of two
at Big Dan’s Tavern in nearby
New Bedford on March 6,
1983 while spectators report
edly cheered.
Two other men were ac
quitted of the charges.
Most lawyers were reluc
tant to discuss sentencing.
But Bristol County District
Attorney Ronald Pina said he
will read a statement from the
victim who, under a new state
law, is allowed to argue for
what she believes is an appro
priate sentence.
Vieira’s attorney, David
Waxier, said he will ask
Young to consider his client’s
background, traditions, and
education.
A feminist Sunday com
pared the twin trials, televised
nationally on cable television,
to the Watergate hearings.
“It became a public moral
ity play,” said Susan Brown-
miller, author of “Against
Our Will, a study of rape.
“Just as Watergate instructed
a nation on corruption in
government, (the Big Dan’s
trial) instructed a nation on
rape,” she said on ABC
“This Week with Du
Brinkley.”
Other panelists were "-I
so’s attorney, Judith Lii
and Assistant District In
ney Robert Kane, whopi
ecu ted the case against |
poso and Cordeiro.
“The time was rigli
America to take onecasti
examine it thoroujl!
Brownmiller said, notint
years ago the trial wouldl.
been unthinkable becaii!(
woman would not havt
ported the rape.
“It would not have read
the police station becau*
would not have been
lieved,” she said. “Groupn
is nothing new. But, it tool
years of work by worn
groups for the countryi
incensed by something
this happening.”
'Candyman's' friend relives
1974 Halloween night trageo
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United Press International
DEER PARK — Jimmy
Bates, a friend who accompa
nied condemned killer Ronald
Clark O’Bryan on a deadly Hal
loween outing 10 years ago, said
there is no doubt O’Bryan killed
his own son with poisoned
candy and should he executed
Saturday.
“As much as I would like to
say I feel sorry for him, I don’t.
The death penalty is bad. But
it’s not as bad as that little boy’s
death,” Bates said.
Bates’ son, Mark, and daugh
ter, Kim, were among five chil
dren who Bates said O’Bryan
handed cyanide-laced Giant
Pixy Styx during trick or treat
ing on a stormy Halloween
night 1974.
Prosecutors said O’Bryan did
it to collect $60,000 insurance
on the deaths of his son and
daughter.
O’Bryan, 39, after nearly 10
years on death row, is sched
uled to die by lethal drug injec-
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‘‘Quality FirsG
lions ai 12:01 a.m. Saturday. He
maintains he was a scapegoat of
a panic-stricken working class
neighborhood near Houston.
Bates granted an interview
because he felt O’Bryan’s fre
quent appearances in interviews
from death row have made the
public forget the ruthlessness of
the crime.
“People don’t see a picture of
Tim’s coffin. They don’t think
about that little boy with foam
coming out of his mouth dying
on that bathroom floor,” Bates
said.
O’Bryan testified he was at
Tim’s bedside when the boy ate
the candy, which a doctor said
contained enough cyanide to
kill two grown men. Tim went
into violent convulsions and
died.
Bates is a shift worker for
Houston Lighting & Power Co.
He lives in the same house
where O’Bryan doled out the
Giant Pixy Styx.
He remembers he went to
work after trick or treating
when his wife called tef
of Tim’s death and of
daughter’s sickness he A
home at “115 miles an 1
Kim only had a head! H
She and her brother had! |
torbidden from eating
candy because it was might)
up the house. United Pre:
He was not alone. Policei gy LOUIS
baffled for three days,: von ' s 2 9 poin
they learned O’Bryan’s d iecond . h alf
surpassed 520,000 and ht d j t | iae | You
taken out an additional$if Houston a 6!
in insurance on his childit Forest i
early October. y e st Region;
O'Bryan's wife at thet rame ar J a y
Daynene, testified againi f 0 ur for the tl
husband and now beliew j| le s oul h
should die, Bates said. tampion Co
O'Bryan has not seenb Atlanti
wife or his daughter Elis , nce sc hool,
since the trial. WCAA semi
Bates, like many olhen j| eaU | e nexl
lieve O’Bryan singlehandli|
stroyed the spirit of HallwiT
The Bates family nevenl
trick or treating again.
Studies explain sudde
deaths among athlete
United Press International
DALLAS — Scientific studies
released Sunday show young
athletes — victims of the mys
terious “sudden death” syn
drome — may be dying of con
genital heart defects rather
than the more traditional causes
of heart attacks.
The findings were presented
in the 33rd annual scientific ses
sion of the American College of
Cardiology.
“This study provides the first
hard data in identifying the
causes and incidence of sudden
death among young people in a
total population,” said Dr. Har
old Kennedy, chief of cardio
logy at the St. Louis University
school of medicine.
“This study clearly indicates
that atherosclerotic coronary
heart disease is not a dominant
cause of sudden death in young
people under 30 years of age,”
he said.
Atherosclerosis, a buildup of
fatty tissue in the arteries, is the
cause of most heart attacks, ex
perts say.
Kennedy and colleague,
James Whitlock, studied the
death certificates, autopsy re
ports and medical examiner
case investigations of 200 “sud
den death” victims. Many of the
deaths were sports related.
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theatres
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loints in the s<
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lying 31st vict
and 15th wii
games.
Wake For
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"anny Younj
lYoung in the :
Sudden death in younji>were frustraK
pie under 30,” he said,“iiffdevastating
dominantly due to hyp«Winslow and
phic cardi omyopatiiiHhook the thir
thickening of heart forward op
and congenital anomalid”
coronary arteries
Older victims of the
terious condition appan
died of such traditionalfi
of heart attack as atherosd
sis.
In a separate study,
diana University patholoy
topsied the bodies of 26
den death” victims, and ft
that most died of pre-e:
but clinically undetected
conditions.
“Unfortunately," said
Bruce F. Waller, “suddend
in most athletes is the firsti
of a pre-existing heart fi with 8:42 left.
lem.”
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hrows 27 sec
jpnd half to
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of the subjects under
died of cardiac abnorm
and most of the remaindi
undetected heart muscle
fects.
“What this means is
younger athletes, who of
wise appeared to be health)
in top physical condition,
previously unrecognized i
genital heart problems."
Waller said athletes si*
routinely
medical exams
ning rigorous training.
“We emphasize that if
thing suspicious is found
ing these exams, it
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