United States
Environmental Protection
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Publication 9200.5-146
EPA 540/R-94/046
PB94-963275
December 1993
U.S. EPA Region VI
Inland Area Contingency Plan
Volume 1
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REGION VI
SUBPART M of RCP
USEPA REGION VI
INLAND AREA CONTINGENCY PLAN
Volume I of II
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Region VI - Emergency Response Branch
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75202-2733
DECEMBER, 1993
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
1445 ROSS AVENUE, SUITE 1200
DALLAS, TX 75202-2733
The Clean Water Act of. 1977 as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of
1990 required the creation of "federal areas", for which broadly
based area committees, chaired by federal On-Scene Coordinators
would prepare "Area Contingency Plans". Through an Executive
Order, the President delegated the authority for designating
"inland areas" to the Administrator of EPA, who subsequently
delegated this authority to the Regional Administrators.
In EPA Region VI, the five state regional area has been designated
as the federal planning area, and the Regional Response Team serves
as the planning committee. An Area Contingency Plan has been
prepared which fully meets the requirements set forth in Section
4202(b)( 1 )(A) of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990. This plan
recognizes the existence of several areas that have
disproportionately high risk of major oil spills, and provides
greater levels of detail for those areas. The Region VI Area
Contingency Plan is viewed as a dynamic document, and will be
reviewed regularly to ensure that it adequately identifies factors
contributing to risk, and provides a framework for integrating
federal, stat,e, and local response efforts.
JO^TD." Wi nkle
Acting Regional Administrator
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Region VI
DEC 15 1993
Printed on Recycled Paper
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RETURN RECEIPT
The value of this document is limited by the fact that with
the passage of time, certain pages will become obsolete and
therefore should be replaced. Also, new information will be
developed that will add to the usefulness of this contingency plan.
In order to keep your copy current, we will periodically add
or revise pages and distribute them to you. To indicate your
interest in that effort, we ask that you mail us the following
form.
This is to acknowledge receipt of a copy of the 1993 Region VI
Inland Area Contingency Plan. I would like to have revised
material on this subject sent to me at the address shown.
NAME:
TITLE:
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Please mail to: USEPA
Emergency Response Branch
Contingency Planning Section
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75202-2733
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DISTRIBUTION
Copies of this plan and all amendments and changes will be
distributed to the following: EPA Chairman of the National Response
Team (NRT) in Washington, D.C. for NRT distribution; each of the
member agencies of the Region VI Regional Response Team; each of
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and U.S. Coast Guard
(USCG) On-Scene Coordinators; National Response Center (NRC);
Emergency Response Team (ERT); and the coastal and inland Regional
Response Centers (RRC) located in the Eighth U.S. Coast Guard
District office in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Second U.S.
Coast Guard District office in St. Louis, Missouri, and the EPA
Region VI office in Dallas, Texas, respectively; the designated
State, Indian Tribal and Federal Natural Resource Trustees;
LEPCs/SERCS; and participating Facility Response Plan Holders.
A document control format is used to allow revisions to be
distributed on a revised page by page basis. Each copy of a USEPA
Region VI Inland Area Contingency Plan (ACP) will be numbered and
a record kept of the recipients of each plan for mailing of
subsequent revisions to the ACP (see next page).
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DISTRIBUTION LIST
RCP # RECIPIENT NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE #
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REVISION/UPDATE
USEPA Region VI Inland Area Contingency Plan shall be reviewed and
updated annually by the Area Committee until 1997. After 1997, the
plan will be updated every five (5) years. The plan shall be
reviewed to ensure all information is current.
A document control format is used to allow revisions to be
distributed on a revised page by page basis. Each copy of a USEPA
Region VI Area Contingency Plan (ACP) will be numbered and a record
kept of the recipients of each plan for mailing of subsequent
revisions to the ACP (see next page).
NOTE: Any changes to the plan must be noted on the record of
changes page.
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AMENDMENTS
CHANGE
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DATE
SECTION
SUBJECT
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* Inland Area Contingency Plan *
*** NOTIFICATION LIST ***
National Response Center (NRC)
(800) 424-8802
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce / NOAA
Department of Energy (Strategic Petroleum Reserve)
Other Department of Energy Facilities
Department of the Interior
STATE;
ARKANSAS
* Dept. of Pollution Control & Ecology
After hours, weekends, holidays
Intrastate calls ONLY
* Oil & Gas Commission
After hours, weekends, holidays
* Department of Environmental Quality
* Oil Spill Coordinator
LOUISIANA
* State Police
NEW MEXICO * Environmental Improvement Division
* State Police
OKLAHOMA * Department of Environmental Quality
* Corporation Commission
TEXAS * General Land Office
* Natural Resource Conservation Commission
* Railroad Commission
STATE TRUSTEES;
Arkansas * Game & Fish Commission
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
* Department of Environmental Quality
* Department of Natural Resources
* Department of Wildlife & Fisheries
* Game & Fish Commission
* Department of Natural Resources
* Department of Wildlife Conservation
* Department of Parks & Wildlife
* General Land Office
* Natural Resource Conservation Commission
(404) 347-2836
(214) 655-6460
(504) 73^4721
(202) 586-7917
(404) 347-2836
(501) 562-7444
(501) 329-5601
(800) 322-4012
(501) 862-4965
(501) 863^456
(504) 342-1234
(504) 922-3220
(504) 925-6595
(505) 827-9329
(800) 879-3421
(505) 827-9126
(800) 522-0206
(405)521-2211
(800) 832-8224
(512) 463-7727
(512) 463-6788
(501) 223-6305
(504) 765-0634
(504) 765-7591
(504) 765-2390
(505) 982-4302
(405) 521-2413
(405) 521-3851
(512) 389^394
(512) 463-5100
(512) 908-2513
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OTHER fKpPH;AL AGENCJF.S;
Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry (404) 639-0615
EPA * Emergency Response Team (201) 321-6660
Department of Justice (202) 633-1210
Night (301) 56*4584
Department of Labor * (OSHA) (214) 767-4737
Occupational Safety & Health Administration (800) 443-PAGE-022500
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (817) 898-5280
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) (713) 230-5560
General Services Administration (GSA) (817) 334-2471
National Pollution Funds Center (703) 235-4700
National Strike Force Coordination Center (919) 331-6000
NOAA * National Weather Service (NWS) (504) 589-6271
NOAA * Scientific Support Coordinator (504) 589-6271
Night (504) 583-0799
US Coast Guard STRIKE TEAMS ( GST / PST / AST) (205) 639-6601
OTHER STATE AGENCIES:
State Emergency Response Commission (SERC) * [ Can provide LEPC information ]
ARKANSAS (501) 374-1201
LOUISIANA (504) 925-6595
NEW MEXICO (505) 827-9126
OKLAHOMA (405) 2714468
TEXAS (512) 463-7727
PRIVATE FIRMS!
Chemical Transportation Emergency Center (CHEMTREC) (800) 424-9300
International Wildlife Research (409) 7404527
Poison Control Center (800) 441-0040
The International Bird Rescue Research Center (510) 841-9086
Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research, Inc. (302) 737-7241
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANNEX A introduction
Appendix I Authority
I. General
II. Federal
Appendix II Definitions and Acronyms
I. Introduction
II. Abbreviations
Appendix III Purpose and Objective
I. Purpose
II. Objective
III. Prevention Issues
IV. Scope
Appendix IV Geographic Boundaries
I. Response Boundaries
II. Jurisdictional Boundaries for Submission of Plans
Appendix V Responsibility and Organization for Response
I. Duties of President Delegated to Federal Agencies
II. General Organization Concepts
III. Response System
A. National Response System
B. Unified Command
C. Spill of National Significance
IV. Response Policies and Systems
A. National Response Policy
B. Federal Response Policy
C. Multi-National Response Policy
D. Multi-Regional Response Policy
E. Interstate Spill Response Policy
F. State Response System and Policy
Arkansas
1) Response Structure
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
b) Natural Resource Trustees
c) Other Involved Agencies
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2) Response Policy
a) Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
Louisiana
1) Response Structure
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
b) Natural Resource Trustees
c) Other Involved Agencies
2) Response Policy
a) Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
Mew Mexico
l) Response Structure
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
b) Natural Resource Trustees
c) Other Involved Agencies
2) Response Policy
a) Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
Oklahoma
1) Response Structure
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
b) Natural Resource Trustees
c) Other Involved Agencies
2) Response Policy
a) Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
Texas
1) Response Structure
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
b) Natural Resource Trustees
c) Other Involved Agencies
2) Response Policy
a) Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
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F. Local Response System
G. Responsible Party Response Policy
H. States Responsible Party Policy
I. Role of Federal Response Agencies
J. Role of State Response Agencies
K. Role of Indian Tribes
L. Volunteer Organizations
K. Wildlife Volunteers
L. Non-Wildlife Volunteers
ANNEX B Organization
Appendix I Planning Organization
A. National Response Team (NRT)
B. Regional Response Team (RRT)
C. Area Committees
Appendix II Response Organizations
A. Federal
US Coast Guard Safety Office Response Teams
USEPA Region VI Federal On-Scene Coordinator
B. Special Teams and other Assistance Available to
OSCs
Appendix III Command, Control and Communication
A. Introduction to the Incident Command System
B. Relationship of the Incident Command System to the
National Interagency Incident Management System
C. Commonality of ICS Structures and Terms
D. Unified Command Structure
E. Applications of ICS to Oil Spill Response
Appendix IV Incident Command Structure (ICS)
A. ICS Operating Requirements
B. ICS Process
C. Action Plans
D. Span of Control
E. incident Facilities
F. Components of an Emergency Management System
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Appendix V ICS Components and Organization
A. ICS Components
B. ICS Organization
ANNEX c operational Administration
Appendix I Cost Recovery and Documentation
A. Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
B. FOSC Access to the Fund
C. State Access to the Fund
D. State of Texas Funding
E. Damage Assessment Procedures
F. Lead Administrative Trustee Access to the Fund
G. Hazardous Substances Response Trust Fund
ANNEX D Flan Review
Appendix I Revisions/Update Requirements
Appendix II Exercises/Drills
A. Purpose
B. Goal
C. Area Exercise Scheduling
D. Credit for Drills Conducted in 1993
E. Other Credit Issues
F. Proper Documentation
G. Complexes
Notifications
ANNEX E Area Assessments
Appendix I Area of Responsibility
A. Area Committees shall be responsible for:
B. FOSC shall be responsible for:
Appendix II Area Committee Members
Regional Response Team (RRT)
Appendix III Area Spill History
Emergency Response Notification system (ERNS)
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Appendix IV Strategies
I. Response Priorities
A. Health And Safety Priorities
B. Mitigation Priorities
C. Decision to Federalize the Spill
D. Notifications of Interested Parties
E. Clean Up Priorities
II. Response Guidelines
Oil Spills in the Environment
Appendix V Sensitive Area
I. Definitions of Resources and List of Trustees
II. Protection of Resources
A. Economic and Environmentally Sensitive Areas
B. Wildlife Protection as Needed
1. Animal Hazing
2. Nestling Protection
III. Impacted Resources
A. Impact Assessment Form and Recommendations
B. Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
l. Federal Contact Agencies
2. State Contact Agencies
3. Private Organizations
IV. Natural Resources Damage Assessment (NRDA)
A. Natural Resources Damage Assessment Team
B. NOAA's OPA 1990 Rules and State Applicable
Rules
C. Federal and State Natural Resource Trustees
Natural Resource Damage Assessment Regulations under oil
Pollution Action of 1990 - FffS Region II
Appendix VI Disposal
I. Jurisdiction
II. Waste Determination
III. Waste Characterization
IV. Waste Classification
V. General Requirements
VI. Spilled Materials Not Considered Wastes
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VII. Storage/Accumulations
VIII.Transportation
VIVI.In-Situ Burning
List of Disposal Facilities
Tbe following information in Volume
XI - Annex F of each state
ANNEX F Summary of Area Resources
Appendix I Equipment
I. Federal
II. State
III. Private Contractors
Appendix II. Facility Response Plans (FRPs)
Appendix III. Federally Recognized Indian Tribes
Appendix IV. State Agencies
I. Response Agencies
II. State Emergency Response Commissions (SERC)
Appendix V. Local Resources
I. Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC)
Appendix IV. Area Resources
I. Charter Services
II. Hospitals
Appendix V. Environmental Resources
Federal Endangers and Threatened Species
Federal and State Wildlife Management Areas
Federal Wetlands
Federal Fisheries
State Fisheries
National Parks
Appendix VI. Economic Resources
Drinking Water Intakes
Dams
State Recreational and Boating Facilities
Appendix VII. Additional State Information
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ANNEX 6 Chemical Counteraeasuras: Dispersants, Chemical Agents,
and other Spill Mitigating Substances/ Devices or
Technology
ANNEX H Health and Safety
Appendix I General Overview Requirements
I. Basic Requirements
II. Site Safety
III. Enforcement of Site Safety Requirements
IV. Site Safety Meetings
V. Role of Volunteers Inshore Spill Cleanups
A. If the Use of Uncompensated Workers is
Approved
B. If the Use of Uncompensated Workers is Not
Approved
C. Training Requirements for Uncompensated
Workers
Health & Safety Operating Procedures (HASP)
ANNEX I Scenario Development
Appendix I Worst Case Spill Scenario
I. Assumptions
II. Hazard Assessment
III. Vulnerability Analysis
IV. Seasonal/Geographic Considerations
V. Response Priorities
VI. Cleanup Priorities
VII. Shortfalls
VIII.Procedures and Criteria for Terminating the
Cleanup
VIVI.Response Guidelines Annex
X. Ending Comments
XI. Categories
XII. Region VI Spill History for Worst Case Scenario
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ANNEX J Notification List
Appendix I Facility Information
Appendix II Federal
Appendix III State
ANNEX K Applicable Memorandums of Understanding/Agreements
Appendix I MOU between USCG and EPA
Appendix II MOU between GSA and EPA
ANNEX L Public/External Affairs
Appendix I General Rule for Media Interaction, Community
Relations and Internal Information
I. Media Interaction
II. Community Relations
III. Internal Information
Appendix II Guidelines for Media Interaction
I. Press Releases
II. Press Conferences and News Briefs
III. Joint Information Center (JIG)
Appendix III Media Contacts
I. Television Stations
II. Newspapers (Daily and Weekly)
ANNEX K Miscellaneous Documents
Appendix I OPA Funding Regulations
Technical Operating Procedures for Resource
Documentation
Technical Operating Procedures for State Access
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ANNEX A - INTRODUCTION
APPENDIX I AUTHORITY
I. GENERAL
Section 4202 of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90) amended
Subsection (j) of Section 311 of the Federal Water Pollution
Control Act (FWPCA) (33 U.S.C. 1321 (j)) as amended by the Clean
Water Act (CWA) of 1977 (33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq) to address the
development of a National Planning and Response System. As part of
this system, Area Committees are comprised of qualified personnel
from Federal, State, and local agencies. Each Area Committee,
under the coordinated direction of the Federal On-Scene Coordinator
(FOSC) for the area and responsible State On-Scene Coordinators
(SOSC), is responsible for developing this Area Contingency Plan
(ACP) which, in conjunction with the National Contingency Plan
(NCP), is adequate to remove a worst-case discharge of oil or
hazardous substance, and to mitigate or prevent a substantial
threat of such a discharge, from a vessel, offshore facility, or
onshore facility operating in or near the geographic area. Each
Area Committee is also responsible for working with state and local
officials to pre-plan for joint response efforts, including
appropriate procedures for mechanical recovery, dispersal,
shoreline cleanup, protection of sensitive environmental areas, and
protection, rescue, and rehabilitation of fisheries and wildlife.
The Area committee is also required to expedite decisions from the
used of dispersants and other mitigating substances and devices.
II. FEDERAL
The functions of designating areas, appointing Area Committee
members, determining the information to be included in Area
Contingency Plans, and reviewing and approving Area Contingency
Plans have been delegated by Executive Order 12777 of 22 October
1991, to the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
for the inland zone and to the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard
(through the Secretary of Transportation) for the coastal zone.
The coastal zone is defined in the current NCP (40 CFR 300.5) to
mean all United States waters subject to the tide, United States
waters of the Great Lakes, specified ports and harbors on inland
rivers, and the waters of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The
Coast Guard has designated as Areas, those portions of the Captain
of the Port (COTP) zones which are within the coastal zone, for
which Area Committees will prepare a Area Contingency Plans. The
COTP zones are described in Coast Guard regulations (33 CFR Part
3). The Environmental Protection Agency has designated as Areas,
those states found within their region (Arkansas, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana), for which Area Committees (The
Regional Response Team) will prepare the Area Contingency Plan.
The Inland zone is defined as the environmental inland of the
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Coastal Zone excluding the Great lakes and specified ports and
harbors on inland rivers. Precise boundaries for the inland zone
are determined by the EPA/USCG agreements identified in the Region
VI Regional Contingency Plan (RCP) and the ACP located in Annex A
- Introduction, Appendix IV.
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ANNEX A - INTRODUCTION
APPENDIX II DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS
I. INTRODUCTION
This ACP is written in conjunction with the National Oil and
Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP) (40 CFR 300)
and Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability act of 1980 (CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. 9601), as amended by the
Superfund Amendments and Reauthoriztion Act of 1986 (SARA).
II. ABBREVIATIONS
(NOTE: The definitions and acronyms utilized throughout this plan
area taken from the National Contingency Plan, Region VI Regional
Contingency Plan, CERCLA, OPA 90, or the CWA, as amended by (OPA
90)) .
(a) Department and Agency Title Abbreviations
ATSDR -- Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease
Registry
CDC -- Centers for Disease Control
DOC -- Department of Commerce
DOD -- Department of Defense
DOE -- Department of Energy
DOI -- Department of the Interior
DOJ -- Department of Justice
DOL -- Department of Labor
DOS -- Department of State
DOT -- Department of Transportation
EPA -- Environmental Protection Agency
FEMA -- Federal Emergency Management Agency
GSA -- General Services Administration
HHS -- Department of Health and Human Services
NIOSH -- National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health
NOAA -- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
OSHA -- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
RSPA -- Research and Special Programs Administration
USCG -- United States Coast Guard
USDA -- United States Department of Agriculture
(Note: Reference is made in the NCP to both the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission and the National Response Center. In order to avoid
confusion, the NCP will spell out Nuclear Regulatory Commission and
use the abbreviation "NRC" only with respect to the National
Response Center.)
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(b) Operational Title Abbreviations
AC -- Area Committee
ACP -- Area Contingency Plan
ARARs -- Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate
Requirements
CERCLIS -- CERCLA Information System
CRC -- Community Relations Coordinator
CRP -- Community Relations Plan
DRAT -- District Response Advisory Team
DRG -- District Response Group
ERT -- Environmental Response Team
FINCEN -- Finance Center
FOSC -- Federal On-Scene Coordinator
FPN -- Federal Project Number
FRP -- Federal Response Plan
GIS -- Geographic Information System
ICS -- Incident Command System
LEPC -- Local Emergency Planning Committee
MLC -- Maintenance and Logistics Command
NCP -- National Contingency Plan
NPFC -- National Pollution Funds Center
NRC -- National Response Center
NRDA -- Natural Resource Damaage Assessment
NRS -- National Response System
NRT -- National Response Team
NSF -- National Strike Force
NSFCC -- National Strike Force Coordination Center
OSCARS -- On-Scene Coordinator's Area Response System
OSC -- On-Scene Coordinator
OSLTF -- Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
PIAT -- Public Information Assist Team
RCP -- Regional Contingency Plan
RRC -- Regional Response Center
RRT -- Regional Response Team
SARA -- Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of
1986
SCAT -- Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Team
SERC -- State Emergency Response Commission
SONS -- Spill of National Significance
SOSC -- State On-Scene Coordinator
SSC -- Scientific Support Coordinator
UMS -- Unified Management System
USFWS -- United States Fish and Wildlife Service
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(c) State Department and Agency Title Abbreviations
ARKANSAS
OES -- Office of Emergency Service
ASP -- Arkansas State Police
HTD -- Highway & Transporation Department
DHS -- Department of Health
GFC -- Game and Fish Commission
LOUISIANA
DEQ -- Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
LD -- Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
LDNR -- Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
LSP -- Louisiana State Police
OSPO -- Oil Spill Coordinator's Office
NEW MEXICO
NMSP -- New Mexico State Pollice
RPB -- Radiation protection Bureau
EID -- Environmental Improvement Division
SFMO -- State Fire Marshal Office
EMSB -- Emergency Medical Services Bureau
CEPD -- Civil Emergency Preparedness Division
SHD -- State Highway Department
OKLAHOMA
OCC -- Oklahoma Corporation Commission
ODEQ -- Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
(Formerly Dept. of Pollution Control)
ODA -- Oklahoma Department of Agriculture
ODH -- Oklahoma Department of Health
ODWC -- Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
ODNR -- Oklahoma Department of Natural Resources
OWRB -- Oklahoma Water Resource Board
SCDA -- State Civil Defense Agency
TEXAS
DEM -- Department of Emergency Management
TDHPT -- Texas Department of Highways and Public
Transportation
TRRC -- Texas Railroad Commission
TACB -- Texas Air Quality Control Board (under TNRCC)
TDA -- Texas Department of Agriculture
TDH -- Texas Department of Health
TDPS -- Texas Department of Public Safety
TGLO -- Texas General Land Office
TPWD -- Texas Parks and Wildlife Deparment
TRNCC -- Texas Natural Resource Convservation
Commission (formerly Texas Water Commission (TWC)
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(d) Federal Natural Resource Trustees Abbreviations
DOI -- Department of the Interior
USFWS -- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
NFS -- National Park Service
BLM -- Bureau of Land Management
BIA -- Bureau of Indian Affairs
BR -- Bureau of Reclaimation
DOC -- Department of Commerce
NOAA -- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
DOA -- Department of Agriculture
DOD -- Department of Defense
DOE -- Department of Energy
III. DEFINITIONS
Terms not defined in this section have the meaning given by
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability
Act (CERCLA) or the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA), as
amended by the Clean Water Act of 1977 (CWA).
Activation means notification by telephone or other expeditious
manner or, when required, the assembly of some or all appropriate
members of the RRT or NRT.
Alternative water supplies, as defined by section 101(34) of
CERCLA, includes, but is not limited, to drinking water and
household water supplies.
Area committee as provided for by CWA sections 311 (a) (18) and
(j) (4), as amended by OPA, means the entity appointed by the
President consisting of members from qualified personnel of
federal, state, and local agencies with responsibilities that
include preparing an Area Contingency Plan for an area designated
by the President. The authority to designate areas and appoint
members has been delegated to EPA and the USCG.
Area contingency plan (ACP) as provided for by CWA sections
311(a) (19) and (j) (4), as amended by OPA, means the plan prepared
by an Area Committee that is developed to be implemented in
conjunction with the NCP and RCP, in part to address removal of a
worst case discharge and to mitigate or prevent a substantial
threat of such a discharge from a vessel, offshore facility, or
onshore facility operating in or near an area designated by the
President.
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Bioremediation agents means microbiological cultures, enzymes,
additives, or nutrient additives that are deliberately introduced
into an oil discharge and that will significantly increase the rate
of biodegradation to mitigate the effects of a pollutant discharge.
Burning agents means those additives that, through physical or
chemical means, improve the combustibility of the materials to
which they are applied.
CERCLA is the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,
and Liability Act of 1980, as amended by the Superfund Amendments
and Reauthorization Act (SARA) of 1986.
CERCLIS is the abbreviation of the CERCLA Information System, EPA's
comprehensive data base and management system that inventories and
tracks releases addressed or needing to be addressed by the
Superfund program. CERCLIS contains the official inventory of
CERCLA sites and supports EPA's site planning and tracking
functions. Sites that EPA decides do not warrant moving further in
the site evaluation process are given a No Further Response Action
Planned (NFRAP) designation in CERCLIS. This means that no
additional federal steps under CERCLA will be taken at the site
unless future information so warrants. Sites are not removed from
the data base after completion of evaluations in order to document
that these evaluations took place and to preclude the possibility
that they be needlessly repeated. Inclusion of a specific site or
area in the CERCLIS data base does not represent a determination of
any party's liability, nor does it represent a finding that any
response action is necessary. Sites that are deleted from the NPL
are not designated NFRAP sites. Deleted sites are listed in a
separate category in the CERCLIS data base.
Chemical agents means those elements, compounds, or mixtures that
coagulate, disperse, dissolve, emulsify, foam, neutralize,
precipitate, reduce, solubilize, oxidize, concentrate, congeal,
entrap, fix, make the pollutant mass more rigid or viscous, or
otherwise facilitate the mitigation of deleterious effects or the
removal of the pollutant from the water. Chemical agents include
biological additives, dispersants, sinking agents, miscellaneous
oil spill control agents, and burning agents, but do not include
sorbents.
Claim for purposes of a release under CERCLA, means a demand in
writing for a sum certain; for purposes of a discharge under CWA,
it means a request, made in writing for a sum certain, for
compensation for damages or removal costs resulting from an
incident.
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Claimant, as defined by section 1001 of the OPA means any person or
government who presents a claim for compensation under Title I of
OPA 90.
Coastal waters for the purposes of classifying the size of
discharges, means the waters of the coastal zone except for the
Great Lakes and specified ports and harbors on inland rivers.
Coastal zone, as defined for the purpose of the NCP, means all
United States waters subject to the tide, United States waters of
the Great Lakes, specified ports and harbors on inland rivers,
waters of the contiguous zone, other waters of the high seas
subject to the NCP, and the land surface or land substrata, ground
waters, and ambient air proximal to those waters. The term coastal
zone delineates an area of federal responsibility for response
action. Precise boundaries are determined by EPA/USCG agreements
and identified in federal regional contingency plans.
Coast Guard District Response Group (DRG) as provided for by CWA
sections 311(a)(20) and (j)(3), means the entity established by
each USCG district and shall consist of: the combined USCG
personnel and equipment, including marine firefighting equipment,
of each port in the district; additional prepositioned response
equipment; and a district response advisory team.
Community relations means EPA's program to inform and encourage
public participation in the Superfund process and to respond to
community concerns. The term "public" includes citizens directly
affected by the site, other interested citizens or parties,
organized groups, elected officials, and potentially responsible
parties.
Community relations coordinator means lead agency staff who work
with the OSC/RPM to involve and inform the public about the
Superfund process and response actions in accordance with the
interactive community relations requirements set forth in the NCP.
Contiguous zone means the zone of the high seas, established by the
United States under Article 24 of the Convention on the Territorial
Sea and Contiguous Zone, which is contiguous to the territorial sea
and which extends nine miles seaward from the outer limit of the
territorial sea.
Cooperative agreement is a legal instrument EPA uses to transfer
money, property, services, or anything of value to a recipient to
accomplish a public purpose in which substantial EPA involvement is
anticipated during the performance of the project.
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Damages, as defined by section 1001 of OPA 90 means damages
specified in section 1002(b) of the Act, and includes the cost of
assessing these damages.
Discharge, as defined by section 311 (a) (2) of the CWA, includes,
but is not limited to, any spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring,
emitting, emptying, or dumping of oil, but excludes discharges in
compliance with a permit under section 402 of the CWA, discharges
resulting from circumstances identified and reviewed and made a
part of the public record with respect to a permit issued or
modified under section 402 of the CWA, and subject to a condition
in such permit, or continuous or anticipated intermittent
discharges from a point source, identified in a permit or permit
application under section 402 of the CWA, that are caused by events
occurring within the scope of relevant operating or treatment
systems. For purposes of the NCP, discharge also means substantial
threat of discharge.
Dispersant means those chemical agents that emulsify, disperse, or
solubilize oil into the water column or promote the surface
spreading of oil slicks to facilitate dispersal of the oil into the
water column.
Drinking water supply, as defined by section 101(7) of CERCLA,
means any raw or finished water source that is or may be used by a
public water system (as defined in the Safe Drinking Water Act) or
as drinking water by one or more individuals.
Ecosystem, a dynamic system of interaction between a distinct
community of biological organisms and its physical and chemical
environment.
Environment, as defined by section 101(8) of CERCLA, means the
navigable waters, the waters of the contiguous zone, and the ocean
waters of which the natural resources are under the exclusive
management authority of the United States under the Magnuson
Fishery Conservation and Management Act; and any other surface
water, ground water, drinking water supply, land surface or
subsurface strata, or ambient air within the United States or under
the jurisdiction of the United States.
Exclusive economic zone, as defined by OPA section 1001, means the
zone established by Presidential Proclamation Numbered 5030, dated
March 10, 1983, including the ocean waters of the areas referred to
as "eastern special areas" in Article 3(1) of the Agreement between
the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics on the Maritime Boundary, signed June 1, 1990.
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Facility, as defined by section 101(9) of CERCLA, means any
building, structure, installation, equipment, pipe or pipeline
(including any pipe into a sewer or publicly owned treatment
works), well, pit, pond, lagoon, impoundment, ditch, landfill,
storage container, motor vehicle, rolling stock, or aircraft, or
any site or area, where a hazardous substance has been deposited,
stored, disposed of, or placed, or otherwise come to be located;
but does not include any consumer product in consumer use or any
vessel. As defined by section 1001 of the OPA, it means any
structure, group of structures, equipment, or device (other than a
vessel) which is used for one or more of the following purposes:
exploring for, drilling for, producing, storing, handling,
transferring, processing, or transporting oil. This term includes
any motor vehicle, rolling stock, or pipeline used for one or more
of these purposes.
Feasibility study (FS) means a study undertaken by the lead agency
to develop and evaluate options for remedial action. The FS
emphasizes data analysis and is generally performed concurrently
and in an interactive fashion with the remedial investigation (RI) ,
using data gathered during the RI. The RI data is used to define
the objectives of the response action, to develop remedial action
alternatives, and to undertake an initial screening and detailed
analysis of the alternatives. The term also refers to a report
that describes the results of the study.
Federal Radiological Emergency Response Plan (FRERP) means the
inter-agency agreement for coordinating the response of various
agencies, under a variety of statutes, to a large radiological
accident. The Lead Federal Agency (LFA), defined by the FRERP,
activates the FRERP for any peacetime radiological emergency which,
based upon its professional judgment, is expected to have a
significant radiological effect within the United States, its
territories, possessions, or territorial waters and that could
require a response by several federal agencies.
Federal Response Plan (FRP) means the agreement signed by 25
federal departments and agencies in April 1987 and developed under
the authorities of the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act of 1977 and
the Disaster Relief Act of 1974 (PL98-288) , as amended by the
Stafford Disaster Relief Act of 1988.
First federal official means the first federal representative of a
participating agency of the National Response Team to arrive at the
scene of a discharge or a release. This official coordinates
activities under the NCP and may initiate, in consultation with the
OSC, any necessary actions until the arrival of the predesignated
OSC. A state with primary jurisdiction over a site covered by a
cooperative agreement will act in the stead of the first federal
official for any incident at the site.
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Fund or Trust Fund means the Hazardous Substance Superfund
established by section 9507 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.
Ground water, as defined by section 101(12) of CERCLA, means water
in a saturated zone or stratum beneath the surface of land or
water.
Hazard Ranking System (HRS) means the method used by EPA to
evaluate the relative potential of hazardous substance releases to
cause health or safety problems, or ecological or environmental
damage.
Hazardous substance. as defined by section 101(14) of CERCLA,
means: Any substance designated pursuant to section 311 (b) (2) (A) of
the CWA; any element, compound, mixture, solution, or substance
designated pursuant to section 102 of CERCLA; any hazardous waste
having the characteristics identified under or listed pursuant to
section 3001 of the Solid Waste Disposal Act (but not including any
waste the regulation of which under the Solid Waste Disposal Act
has been suspended by Act of Congress) ; any toxic pollutant listed
under section 307(a) of the CWA; any hazardous air pollutant listed
under section 112 of the Clean Air Act; and any imminently
hazardous chemical substance or mixture with respect to which the
EPA Administrator has taken action pursuant to section 7 of the
Toxic Substances Control Act. The term does not include petroleum,
including crude oil or any fraction thereof which is not otherwise
specifically listed or designated as a hazardous substance in the
first sentence of this paragraph, and the term does not include
natural gas, natural gas liquids, liquified natural gas, or
synthetic gas usable for fuel (or mixtures of natural gas and such
synthetic gas).
Incident Command System (ICS). organizational structure which
fosters excellent team working relationships which are capable of
very fast, coordinated decision making. These components are made
of five basic elements - command, operations, logistics, planning
and finance.
Indian tribe (as defined by OPA section 1001), means any band,
nation, or other organized group or community, including any Alaska
Native village but not including any Alaska Native regional or
village corporation, which is recognized as eligible for the
special programs and services provided by the United States to
Indians because of their status as Indians.
Inland waters, for the purposes of classifying the size of
discharges, means those waters of the United States in the inland
zone, waters of the Great Lakes, and specified ports and harbors on
inland rivers.
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Inland zone means the environment inland of the coastal zone
excluding the Great Lakes and specified ports and harbors on inland
rivers. The term inland zone delineates an area of federal
responsibility for response action. Precise boundaries are
determined by EPA/USCG agreements and identified in federal
regional contingency plans.
In-Situ Burning, deliberate burning of spilled oil at or near the
spill site.
Lead administrative trustee means a federal natural resource
trustee, and chosen by the affected trustees for a specific
incident. The lead administrative trustee facilitates effective
and efficient communication between the OSC and the natural
resource trustees during response operations and is responsible for
applying to the OSC for access to federal response resources on
behalf of all trustees for initiation of damage assessment and
claims for injuries to natural resources.
Lead agency means the agency that provides the OSC/RPM to plan and
implement response actions under the NCP. EPA, the USCG, another
federal agency, or a state (or political subdivision of a state)
operating pursuant to a contract or cooperative agreement executed
pursuant to section 104(d)(1) of CERCLA, or designated pursuant to
a Superfund Memorandum of Agreement (SMOA) entered into pursuant to
Subpart F of the NCP or other agreements may be the lead agency for
a response action. In the case of a release of a hazardous
substance, pollutant, or contaminant, where the release is on, or
the sole source of the release is from, any facility or vessel
under the jurisdiction, custody, or control of Department of
Defense (DOD) or Department of Energy (DOE), then DOD or DOE will
be the lead agency. Where the release is on, or the sole source of
the release is from, any facility or vessel under the jurisdiction,
custody, or control of a federal agency other than EPA, the USCG,
DOD, or DOE, then that agency will be the lead agency for remedial
actions and removal actions other than emergencies. The federal
agency maintains its lead agency responsibilities whether the
remedy is selected by the federal agency for non-NPL sites or by
EPA and the federal agency or by EPA alone under CERCLA section
120. The lead agency will consult with the support agency, if one
exists, throughout the response process.
Management of migration means actions that are taken to minimize
and mitigate the migration of hazardous substances, pollutants, or
contaminants and the effects of such migration. Measures may
include, but are not limited to, management of a plume of
contamination, restoration of a drinking water aquifer, or surface
water restoration.
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Miscellaneous oil spill control agent is any product, other than a
dispersant, sinking agent, surface washing agent, surface
collecting agent, bioremediation agent, burning agent, or sorbent
that can be used to enhance oil spill cleanup, removal, treatment,
or mitigation.
National Pollution Funds Center (NPFC) means the entity established
by the Secretary of Transportation whose function is the
administration of the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund (OSLTF).
Among the NPFC's duties are: providing appropriate access to the
OSLTF for federal agencies and states for removal actions and for
federal trustees to initiate the assessment of natural resource
damages; providing appropriate access to the OSLTF for claims; and
coordinating cost recovery efforts.
National Priorities List (NPL) means the list, compiled by EPA
pursuant to CERCLA section 105, of uncontrolled hazardous substance
releases in the United States that are priorities for long-term
remedial evaluation and response.
National Response System (MRS) is the mechanism for coordinating
response actions by all levels of government in support of the
OSC/RPM. The NRS is composed of the NRT, RRTs, OSC, Area
Committees, and Special Teams and related support entities.
National Strike Force (NSF) is a special team established by the
USCG, including the three USCG Strike Teams, the Public Information
Assist Team (PIAT), and the National Strike Force Coordination
Center. The NSF is available to assist OSCs/RPMs in their
preparedness and response duties.
National Strike Force Coordination Center (NSFCC) , authorized as
the National Response Unit by CWA sections 311 (a) (23) and (j) (2),
means the entity established by the Secretary of the department in
which the USCG is operating at Elizabeth City, North Carolina with
responsibilities that include administration of the USCG Strike
Teams, maintenance of response equipment inventories and logistic
networks, and conducting a national exercise program.
Natural resources means land, fish, wildlife, biota, air, water,
ground water, drinking water supplies, and other such resources
belonging to, managed by, held in trust by, appertaining to, or
otherwise controlled by the United States (including the resources
of the exclusive economic zone defined by the Magnuson Fishery
Conservation and Management Act of 1976), any state or local
government, any foreign government, any Indian tribe, or, if such
resources are subject to a trust restriction on alienation, any
member of an Indian tribe.
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Navigable waters, as defined by 40 CFR 110.1, means the waters of
the United States, including the territorial seas. The term
includes:
(a) All waters that are currently used, were used in the past,
or may be susceptible to use in interstate or foreign commerce,
including all waters that are subject to the ebb and flow of the
tide;
(b) Interstate waters, including interstate wetlands;
(c) All other waters such as intrastate lakes, rivers, streams
(including intermittent streams), mudflats, sandflats, and
wetlands, the use, degradation, or destruction of which would
affect or could affect interstate or foreign commerce including any
such waters:
(1) That are or could be used by interstate or foreign
travelers for recreational or other purposes;
(2) From which fish or shellfish are or could be taken and
sold in interstate or foreign commerce;
(3) That are used or could be used for industrial purposes by
industries in interstate commerce;
(d) All impoundments of waters otherwise defined as navigable
waters under this section;
(e) Tributaries of waters identified in paragraphs (a) through
(d) of this definition, including adjacent wetlands; and
(f) Wetlands adjacent to waters identified in paragraphs (a)
through (e) of this definition: Provided, that waste treatment
systems (other than cooling ponds meeting the criteria of this
paragraph) are not waters of the United States.
NCP Product Schedule, is schedule of dispersants and other chemical
or bioremediation products which EPA maintains may be authorized
for use on oil discharges, in accordance with procedures set forth
in 300.910 of the NCP.
Offshore facility, as defined by section 101(17) of CERCLA and
section 311 (a) (11) of the CWA, means any facility of any kind
located in, on, or under any of the navigable waters of the United
States, and any facility of any kind which is subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States and is located in, on, or under
any other waters, other than a vessel or a public vessel.
Oil, as defined by section 311(a)(1) of the CWA, means oil of any
kind or in any form, including, but not limited to, petroleum, fuel
oil, sludge, oil refuse, and oil mixed with wastes other than
dredged spoil. Oil, as defined by section 1001 of the OPA means
oil of any kind or in any form, including, but not limited to,
petroleum, fuel oil, sludge, oil refuse, and oil mixed with wastes
other than dredged spoil, but does not include petroleum, including
crude oil or any fraction thereof, which is specifically listed or
designated as a hazardous substance under subparagraphs (A) through
(F) of section 101(14) of the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act (42 U.S.C. 9601) and which is
subject to the provisions of that Act.
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Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund (OSLTF) means the $1 billion OPA
fund established under section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of
1986 (26 U.S.C. 9509) to pay cleanup and other costs of federal oil
spill response and third party claims not paid by the Responsible
Party.
On-Scene Coordinator (OSC) means the federal official predesignated
by EPA or the USCG to coordinate and direct federal responses under
Subpart D, or the official designated by the lead agency to
coordinate and direct removal actions under Subpart E of the NCP.
Onshore facility, as defined by section 101(18) of CERCLA, means
any facility (including, but not limited to, motor vehicles and
rolling stock) of any kind located in, on, or under any land or
non-navigable waters within the United States; and, as defined by
section 311(a)(10) of the CWA, means any facility (including, but
not limited to, motor vehicles and rolling stock) of any kind
located in, on, or under any land within the United States other
than submerged land.
Qn-site means the areal extent of contamination and all suitable
areas in very close proximity to the contamination necessary for
implementation of the response action.
Operable unit means a discrete action that comprises an incremental
step toward comprehensively addressing site problems. This
discrete portion of a remedial response manages migration, or
eliminates or mitigates a release, threat of a release, or pathway
of exposure. The cleanup of a site can be divided into a number of
operable units, depending on the complexity of the problems
associated with the site. Operable units may address geographical
portions of a site, specific site problems, or initial phases of an
action, or may consist of any set of actions performed over time or
any actions that are concurrent but located in different parts of
a site.
Operation and maintenance (O&M) means measures required to maintain
the effectiveness of response actions.
OSCARS, as defined as On-Scene Coordiantor's Area Response System.
this is a GIS-computer based deployable system which USEPA Region
VI has digitized environmental and economic sensitivie data within
certains ares throughout their region.
Person, as defined by section 101(21) of CERCLA, means an
individual, firm, corporation, association, partnership,
consortium, joint venture, commercial entity, United States
government, state, municipality, commission, political subdivision
of a state, or any interstate body. As defined by section 1001 of
the OPA, means an individual, corporation, partnership,
association, state, municipality, commission, or political
subdivision of a state, or any interstate body.
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Pollutant or contaminant, as defined by section 101(33) of CERCLA,
shall include, but not be limited to, any element, substance,
compound, or mixture, including disease-causing agents, which after
release into the environment and upon exposure, ingestion,
inhalation, or assimilation into any organism, either directly from
the environment or indirectly by ingestion through food chains,
will or may reasonably be anticipated to cause death, disease,
behavioral abnormalities, cancer, genetic mutation, physiological
malfunctions (including malfunctions in reproduction) or physical
deformations, in such organisms or their offspring. The term does
not include petroleum, including crude oil or any fraction thereof
which is not otherwise specifically listed or designated as a
hazardous substance under section 101(14) (A) through (F) of CERCLA,
nor does it include natural gas, liquified natural gas, or
synthetic gas of pipeline quality (or mixtures of natural gas and
such synthetic gas). For purposes of the NCP, the term pollutant
or contaminant means any pollutant or contaminant that may present
an imminent and substantial danger to public health or welfare.
Post-removal site control means those activities that are necessary
to sustain the integrity of a Fund-financed removal action
following its conclusion. Post-removal site control may be a
removal or remedial action under CERCLA. The term includes,
without being limited to, activities such as relighting gas flares,
replacing filters, and collecting leachate.
Preliminary assessment (PA) under CERCLA means review of existing
information and an off-site reconnaissance, if appropriate, to
determine if a release may require additional investigation or
action. A PA may include an on-site reconnaissance, if
appropriate.
Public participation, see the definition for community relations.
Public vessel, as defined by section 311(a)(4) of the CWA, means a
vessel owned or bareboat-chartered and operated by the United
States, or by a state or political subdivision thereof, or by a
foreign nation, except when such vessel is engaged in commerce.
Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) is a written document,
associated with all remedial site sampling activities, which
presents in specific terms the organization (where applicable),
objectives, functional activities, and specific quality assurance
(QA) and quality control (QC) activities designed to achieve the
data quality objectives of a specific project(s) or continuing
operation(s). The QAPP is prepared for each specific project or
continuing operation (or group of similar projects or continuing
operations) . The QAPP will be prepared by the responsible program
office, regional office, laboratory, contractor, recipient of an
assistance agreement, or other organization. For an enforcement
action, potentially responsible parties may prepare a QAPP subject
to lead agency approval.
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Regional Response Center, provides personnel and physical
facilities for the coordination and control of a pollution
emergency for EPA Region VI for inland and USCG Eighth District for
coastal.
Release. as defined by section 101(22) of CERCLA, means any
spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying,
discharging, injecting, escaping, leaching, dumping, or disposing
into the environment (including the abandonment or discarding of
barrels, containers, and other closed receptacles containing any
hazardous substance or pollutant or contaminant). A release
excludes: Any release which results in exposure to persons solely
within a workplace, with respect to a claim which such persons may
assert against the employer of such persons; emissions from the
engine exhaust of a motor vehicle, rolling stock, aircraft, vessel,
or pipeline pumping station engine; release of source, byproduct,
or special nuclear material from a nuclear incident, as those
term
the defined in the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, if such release is
subject to requirements with respect to financial protection
established by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission under section 170
of such Act, or, for the purposes of section 104 of CERCLA or any
other response action, any release of source, byproduct, or special
nuclear material from any processing site designated under section
102(a) (1) or 302 (a) of the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control
Act of 1978; and the normal application of fertilizer. For
purposes of the NCP, release also means threat of release.
Relevant and appropriate requirements means those cleanup
standards, standards of control, and other substantive
requirements, criteria, or limitations promulgated on siting under
federal environmental or state environmental or facility laws that,
while not "applicable" to a hazardous substance, pollutant,
contaminant, remedial action, location, or other circumstance at a
CERCLA site, address problems or situations sufficiently similar to
those encountered at the CERCLA site that their use is well suited
to the particular site. Only those state standards that are
identified in a timely manner and are more stringent than federal
requirements may be relevant and appropriate.
Remedial Design (RD) means the technical analysis and procedures
which follow the selection of remedy for a site and result in a
detailed set of plans and specifications for implementation of the
remedial action.
Remedial Investigation (RI) is a process undertaken by the lead
agency to determine the nature and extent of the problem presented
by the release. The RI emphasizes data collection and site
characterization, and is generally performed concurrently and in an
interactive fashion with the feasibility study. The RI includes
sampling and monitoring, as necessary, and includes the gathering
of sufficient information to determine the necessity for remedial
action and to support the evaluation of remedial alternatives.
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Remedial project Manager (RPM) means the official designated by the
lead agency to coordinate, monitor, or direct remedial or other
response actions under Subpart E of the NCP.
Remedy or Remedial Action (RA) means those actions consistent with
permanent remedy taken instead of, or in addition to, removal
action in the event of a release or threatened release of a
hazardous substance into the environment, to prevent or minimize
the release of hazardous substances so that they do not migrate to
cause substantial danger to present or future public health or
welfare or the environment. The term includes, but is not limited
to, such actions at the location of the release as storage,
confinement, perimeter protection using dikes, trenches, or
ditches, clay cover, neutralization, cleanup of released hazardous
substances and associated contaminated materials, recycling or
reuse, diversion, destruction, segregation of reactive wastes,
dredging or excavations, repair or replacement of leaking
containers, collection of leachate and runoff, on-site treatment or
incineration, provision of alternative water supplies, any
monitoring reasonably required to assure that such actions protect
the public health and welfare and the environment and, where
appropriate, post-removal site control activities. The term
includes the costs of permanent relocation of residents and
businesses and community facilities (including the cost of
providing "alternative land of equivalent value" to an Indian tribe
pursuant to CERCLA section 126 (b)) where EPA determines that, alone
or in combination with other measures, such relocation is more
cost-effective than, and environmentally preferable to, the
transportation, storage, treatment, destruction, or secure
disposition off-site of such hazardous substances, or may otherwise
be necessary to protect the public health or welfare; the term
includes off-site transport and off-site storage, treatment,
destruction, or secure disposition of hazardous substances and
associated contaminated materials. For the purpose of the NCP, the
term also includes enforcement activities related thereto.
Remove or removal, as defined by section 311 (a) (8) of the CWA,
refers to containment and removal of oil or hazardous substances
from the water and shorelines or the taking of such other actions
as may be necessary to minimize or mitigate damage to the public
health or welfare (including, but not limited to, fish, shellfish,
wildlife, public and private property, and shorelines and beaches)
or to the environment. For the purpose of the NCP, the term also
includes monitoring of countermeasures and enforcement activities
related to removal. As defined by section 101(23) of CERCLA.,
remove or removal means the cleanup or removal of released
hazardous substances from the environment; such actions as may be
necessary taken in the event of the threat of release of hazardous
substances into the environment; such actions as may be necessary
to monitor, assess, and evaluate the release or threat of release
of hazardous substances; the disposal of removed material; or the
taking of such other actions as may be necessary to prevent,
minimize, or mitigate damage to the public health or welfare or to
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the environment, which may otherwise result from a release or
threat of release. The term includes, in addition, without being
limited to, security fencing or other measures to limit access,
provision of alternative water supplies, temporary evacuation and
housing of threatened individuals not otherwise provided for,
action taken under section 104(b) of CERCLA, post-removal site
control, where appropriate, and any emergency assistance which may
be provided under the Disaster Relief Act of 1974. For the purpose
of the NCP, the term also includes enforcement activities related
thereto.
Removal costs, as defined by section 1001 of OPA means the costs of
removal that are incurred after a discharge of oil has occurred, or
in any case in which there is a substantial threat of a discharge
of oil, the costs to prevent, minimize, or mitigate oil pollution
from such an incident.
Respond or response, as defined by section 101(25) of CERCLA, means
remove, removal, remedy, or remedial action, including enforcement
activities related thereto.
Responsible party, as defined by section 1001 of OPA, means the
following:
(a) Vessels -- In the case of a vessel, any person owning,
operating, or demise chartering the vessel.
(b) Onshore Facilities --In the case of an onshore facility
(other than a pipeline), any person owning or operating the
facility, except a federal agency, state, municipality, commission,
or political subdivision of a state, or any interstate body, that
as the owner transfers possession and right to use the property to
another person by lease, assignment, or permit.
(c) Offshore Facilities -- In the case of an offshore
facility (other than a pipeline or a deepwater port licensed under
the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (33 U.S.C. 1501 et seq.)), the
lessee or permittee of the area in which the facility is located or
the holder of a right of use and easement granted under applicable
state law or the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (43 U.S.C. 1301-
1356) for the area in which the facility is located (if the holder
is a different person than the lessee or permittee), except a
federal agency, state, municipality, commission, or political
subdivision of a state, or any interstate body, that as owner
transfers possession and right to use the property to another
person by lease, assignment, or permit.
(d) Deepwater Ports -- In the case of a deepwater port
licensed under the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (33 U.S.C. 1501-
1524), the licensee.
(e) Pipelines --In the case of a pipeline, any person owning
or operating the pipeline.
(f) Abandonment -- In the case of an abandoned vessel,
onshore facility, deepwater port, pipeline, or offshore facility,
the person who would have been responsible parties immediately
prior to the abandonment of the vessel or facility.
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SARA is the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986.
In addition to certain free-standing provisions of law, it includes
amendments to CERCLA, the Solid Waste Disposal Act, and the
Internal Revenue Code. Among the free-standing provisions of law
is Title III of SARA, also known as the "Emergency Planning and
Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986" and Title IV of SARA, also
known as the "Radon Gas and Indoor Air Quality Research Act of
1986." Title V of SARA amending the Internal Revenue Code is also
known as the "Superfund Revenue Act of 1986."
Sinking agents means those additives applied to oil discharges to
sink floating pollutants below the water surface.
Site inspection (SI) means an on-site investigation to determine
whether there is a release or potential release and the nature of
the associated threats. The purpose is to augment the data
collected in the preliminary assessment and to generate, if
necessary, sampling and other field data to determine if further
action or investigation is appropriate.
Size classes of discharges refers to the following size classes of
oil discharges which are provided as guidance to the OSC and serve
as the criteria for the actions delineated in subpart D. They are
not meant to imply associated degrees of hazard to public health or
welfare, nor are they a measure of environmental injury. Any oil
discharge that poses a substantial threat to public health or
welfare or the environment or results in significant public concern
shall be classified as a major discharge regardless of the
following quantitative measures:
(a) Minor discharge means a discharge to the inland waters of
less than 1,000 gallons of oil or a discharge to the coastal waters
of less than 10,000 gallons of oil.
(b) Medium discharge means a discharge of 1,000 to 10,000
gallons of oil to the inland waters or a discharge of 10,000 to
100,000 gallons of oil to the coastal waters.
(c) Major discharge means a discharge of more than 10,000
gallons of oil to the inland waters or more than 100,000 gallons of
oil to the coastal waters.
Size classes of releases refers to the following size
classifications which are provided as guidance to the OSC for
meeting pollution reporting requirements in subpart B. The final
determination of the appropriate classification of a release will
be made by the OSC based on consideration of the particular release
(e.g., size, location, impact, etc.):
(a) Minor release means a release of a quantity of hazardous
substance(s), pollutant(s), or contaminant(s) that poses minimal
threat to public health or welfare or the environment.
(b) Medium release means a release not meeting the criteria
for classification as a minor or major release.
(c) Major release means a release of any quantity of
hazardous substance(s), pollutant(s), or contaminant(s) that poses
a substantial threat to public health or welfare or the environment
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or results in significant public concern.
Sorbents means essentially inert and insoluble materials that are
used to remove oil and hazardous substances from water through
adsorption, in which the oil or hazardous substance is attracted to
the sorbent surface and then adheres to it, or through absorption,
in which the oil or hazardous substance penetrates the pores of the
sorbent material, or a combination of the two. Sorbents are
generally manufactured in particulate form for spreading over an
oil slick or as sheets, rolls, pillows, or booms. The sorbent
material may consist of, but is not limited to, the following
materials:
(a) Organic products -
(1) Peat moss or straw;
(2) Cellulose fibers or cork;
(3) Corn cobs;
(4) Chicken, duck, or other bird feathers.
(b) Mineral compounds -
(1) Volcanic ash or perlite;
(2) Vermiculite or zeolite.
(c) Synthetic products -
(1) Polypropylene;
(2) Polyethylene;
(3) Polyurethane;
(4) Polyester.
Source control action is the construction or installation and
start-up of those actions necessary to prevent the continued
release of hazardous substances or pollutants or contaminants
(primarily from a source on top of or within the ground, or in
buildings or other structures) into the environment.
Source control maintenance measures are those measures intended to
maintain the effectiveness of source control actions once such
actions are operating and functioning properly, such as the
maintenance of landfill caps and leachate collection systems.
Specified ports and harbors means those ports and harbor areas on
inland rivers, and land areas immediately adjacent to those waters,
where the USCG acts as predesignated on-scene coordinator. Precise
locations are determined by EPA/USCG regional agreements and
identified in Federal Regional Contingency Plans and Area
Contingency Plans.
Spill of National Significance (SONS) means a spill that due to its
severity, size, location, actual or potential impact on the public
health and welfare or the environment, or the necessary response
effort, is so complex that it requires extraordinary coordination
of federal, state, local, and responsible party resources to
contain and cleanup the discharge.
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State means the several states of the United States, the District
of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa,
the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas, and
any other territory or possession over which the United States has
jurisdiction. For purposes of the NCP, the term includes Indian
tribes as defined in the NCP except where specifically noted.
Section 126 of CERCLA provides that the governing body of an Indian
tribe shall be afforded substantially the same treatment as a state
with respect to certain provisions of CERCLA. Section 300.515(b)
of the NCP describes the requirements pertaining to Indian tribes
that wish to be treated as states under CERCLA.
Superfund Memorandum of Agreement (SMOA) means a nonbinding,
written document executed by an EPA Regional Administrator and the
head of a state agency that may establish the nature and extent of
EPA and state interaction during the removal, pre-remedial,
remedial, and/or enforcement response process. The SMOA is not a
site-specific document although attachments may address specific
sites. The SMOA generally defines the role and responsibilities of
both the lead and the support agencies.
Superfund state contract is a joint, legally binding agreement
between EPA and a state to obtain the necessary assurances before
a federal-lead remedial action can begin at a site. In the case of
a political subdivision-lead remedial response, a three-party
Superfund state contract among EPA, the state, and political
subdivision thereof, is required before a political subdivision
takes the lead for any phase of remedial response to ensure state
involvement pursuant to section 121 (f) (1) of CERCLA. The Superfund
state contract may be amended to provide the state's CERCLA section
104 assurances before a political subdivision can take the lead for
remedial action.
Support agency means the agency or agencies provide for the support
agency coordinator to furnish necessary data to the lead agency,
review response data and documents, and provide other assistance as
requested by the OSC or RPM. EPA, the USCG, another federal
agency, or a state may be support agencies for a response action if
operating pursuant to a contract executed under section 104(d)(1)
of CERCLA or designated pursuant to a Superfund Memorandum of
Agreement entered into pursuant to subpart F of the NCP or other
agreement. The support agency may also concur on decision
documents.
Support agency coordinator (SAC) means the official designated by
the support agency, as appropriate, to interact and coordinate with
the lead agency in response actions under subpart E of this part.
Surface collecting agents means those chemical agents that form a
surface film to control the layer thickness of oil.
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Surface washing agent is any product that removes oil from solid
surfaces, such as beaches and rocks, through a detergency mechanism
and does not involve dispersing or solubilizing the oil into the
water column.
Tank vessel, as defined by section 1001 of the OPA means a vessel
that is constructed or adapted to carry, or that carries oil or
hazardous material in bulk as cargo or cargo residue, and that:
(1) is a vessel of the United States; (2) operates on the navigable
waters; or (3) transfers oil or hazardous material in a place
subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
Threat of discharge or release, see definitions for discharge and
release.
Threat of release, see definition for release.
Treatment technology means any unit operation or series of unit
operations that alters the composition of a hazardous substance or
pollutant or contaminant through chemical, biological, or physical
means so as to reduce toxicity, mobility, or volume of the
contaminated materials being treated. Treatment technologies are
an alternative to land disposal of hazardous wastes without
treatment.
Trustee means an official of a federal natural resources management
agency designated in subpart G of the NCP or a designated state
official or Indian tribe or, in the case of discharges covered by
the OPA, a foreign government official, who may pursue claims for
damages under section 107 (f) of CERCLA or section 1006 of the OPA.
Unified Management System (UMS), means that all parties who have
responsibility in a multi-jurisdictional incident contribute to the
process of determining overall incident objectivies and selection
of strategies. They also ensure tactical operations are integrated
and the maximum use is made of assigned resources.
United States when used in relation to section 311 (a) (5) of the
CWA, means the states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth
of Puerto Rico, the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, American Samoa,
the United States Virgin Islands, and the Pacific Island
Governments. United States, when used in relation to section
101(27) of CERCLA and section 1001(36) of the OPA, includes the
several states of the United States, the District of Columbia, the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the United
States Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas,
and any other territory or possession over which the United States
has jurisdiction.
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Vessel, as defined by section 101(28} of CERCLA, means every
description of watercraft or other artificial contrivance used, or
capable of being used, as a means of transportation on water; and,
as defined by section 311(a)(3) of the CWA, means every description
of watercraft or other artificial contrivance used, or capable of
being used, as a means of transportation on water other than a
public vessel.
Volunteer means any individual accepted to perform services by the
lead agency which has authority to accept volunteer services
(examples: See 16 U.S.C. 742f (c)) . A volunteer is subject to the
provisions of the authorizing statute and the NCP.
Worst case discharge, as defined by section 311(a)(24) of the CWA,
means, in the case of a vessel, a discharge in adverse weather
conditions of its entire cargo, and, in the case of an offshore
facility or onshore facility, the largest foreseeable discharge in
adverse weather conditions.
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ANNEX A - INTRODUCTION
APPENDIX III PURPOSE
I. PURPOSE
The purpose of this USEPA Region VI Inland Area Contingency
Plan (known as the PLAN) is to provide an action plan to respond to
a release and to promote timely and effective coordination among
the entire spill community, including Federal, State, tribal, local
and private entities in response to a discharge or substantial
threat of discharge.
II. OBJECTIVE
The Area Committee is a spill preparedness and planning body
made up of Federal, State, and local agency representatives. The
FOSC in cooperation with SOSCs coordinates the activities of the
Area Committee and assists in the continuing development and update
of this Area Contingency Plan. This plan is consistent with the
NCP and Region VI RCP. The purpose of this plan is provide for
orderly implementation of response actions to protect the people
and natural resources of the States of Arkansas, Louisiana, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas from the impacts of an oil or hazardous
materials spill. This Plan promotes coordination of, and describes
the strategy for, a coordinated Federal, State, tribal, local,
potential responsible party, contractor, cooperative and community
response to a discharge or substantial threat of discharge of oil
or a release of hazardous substance from a onshore facility
operating within the boundaries of USEPA Region VI Inland Area.
The plans also discusses the cooperative international
relationships established with Mexico in response to incidents
involving accidental spills or releases of pollutants into air,
surface water, ground water, or soil along the inland international
border. This plan addresses response to a worst-case discharge
including discharges from fire or explosion. The worst case
discharge as defined by 311(a)(24) of the Clean Water Act, means,
in the case of an onshore facility the largest foreseeable
discharge in adverse weather conditions. Planning for this
scenario covers the categories of spills likely to occur.
III. PREVENTION ISSUES
This plan primarily addresses response issues; however, the
importance of prevention cannot be overstated. Federal and state
laws address facility requirements which deal with prevention. In
addition, various federal and state bodies are tasked with
enforcing existing laws with regard to prevention.
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IV. SCOPE
The ACP applies to and is in effect for:
(1) discharges of oil into or on the navigable waters, on the
adjoining shorelines to the navigable waters, into or on the waters
of the exclusive economic zone, or that may affect natural
resources belonging to, appertaining to, or under the exclusive
management authority of the United States (OPA Section 4201) ; and
(2) release into the environment of hazardous substances, and
pollutants or contaminants which may present an imminent and
substantial danger to public health or welfare or the environment
in the Areas.
This ACP expands upon the requirements set forth in the NCP, RCP,
augments coordination with State and local authorities, and
integrates existing State, local, and private sector plans for the
Area.
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ANNEX A - INTRODUCTION
APPENDIX IV GEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES
I. RESPONSE BOUNDARIES
Under the National Contingency Plan (40 CFR 300) the Coast
Guard FOSC is responsible for coastal waters while the USEPA FOSC
is responsible for inland waters. A Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) between the USEPA Region VI and the Eight Coast Guard
District concerning boundaries for oil and hazardous substances
pollution incidents located on the following pages:
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EPA/USCG ON-SCENE COORDINATOR (OSC) AND SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT
COORDINATOR (SSC) DESIGNATIONS AND RESPONSE BOUNDARIES
OSC DESIGNATIONS
EPA REGION VI OSCs:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Services Division
Emergency Response Branch (6E-E)
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75270
Emergency 24-hour number: (214) 655-2222
(FTS) 729-2666
USCG EIGHTH DISTRICT OSCs:
(1) Captain of the Port New Orleans
U.S. Coast Guard
Commanding Officer
U.S. Coast Guard
Marine Safety Office
1440 Canal Street
New Orleans, LA 70130-274
Emergency 24-hour number: (504) 589-6261
Captain of the Port: Capt. J. W. Calhoun
(504) 589-6298
(2) Marine Safety Office - Port Arthur
Federal Building
2875 75th Street & Highway 69
Port Arthur, Texas 77640-2094
Emergency 24-hour number: (409) 723-6500
Commanding Officer: Captain J. L. Robinson
(409) 726-6513
(3) Marine Safety Office - Galveston
Post Office Building
Room 301
601 Rosenberg
Galveston, Texas 77550-1705
Emergency 24-hour number: (409) 766-3687
Commanding Officer: R. E. Ford, Jr.
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(4) Commanding Officer
U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office
P. 0. Box 446
Galena Park, TX 77547-0446
Emergency 24-hour number: (713) 671-5100
Commanding Officer: Captain A. C. Alejandro
(713) 671-5199
Commanding Officer
U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office
800 David Drive Room 232
Morgan City, LA 70380-1304
24-hour number: (504) 384-2406
Commanding Officer: Capt. C. T. Desmond
(504) 384-2406
(5) Marine Safety Office - Corpus Christi
P. O. Box 1621
Corpus Christi, Texas 78403-1621
Emergency 24-hour number: (512) 888-3164
Commanding Officer: Captain R. J. Reining
(512) 888-3192
USCG SECOND DISTRICT OSCs:
(1) Marine Safety Office - Memphis
Suite 1134
100 North Main Building
Memphis, Tennessee 38103
Emergency 24-hour number: (901) 544-3941
Commanding Officer: Commander M. B. Slack
(901) 544-3941
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SSC DESIGNATIONS
COASTAL SSC:
Mike Barnhill CDR/NOAA
Commander (m)
Eighth Coast Guard District
501 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130-3396
Work:
Pager:
(504) 589-6901
1-800-SKY PAGE
PIN #5798819
INLAND SSC:
(To be designated)
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EPA/USCG OSC BOUNDARIES (see Attachment 1 of this annex for maps)
In the coast of Texas and Louisiana, EPA will provide the OSC for
the area inland of the line described below and the Eighth District
USCG will furnish the OSC for the area coastal of this line:
(In Louisiana):
Commencing at the intersection of U.S. 90 and the Mississippi
state line, westerly along U.S. 90. Continuing along U.S. 90
southwesterly to the intersection with 1-510. Then south on I-
510 and primary State Road 47 to the levee on the Left
Descending Bank (LDB) of the Mississippi River. Then
continuing upriver on the LDB to the U.S. Hwy 90 bridge. Then
across the U.S. 90 bridge to the levee on the Right Descending
Bank (RDB) of the Mississippi River. Then upriver on the RdB
to the Harvey Locks on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW).
Then south and easterly along the GIWW to Morgan City,
Louisiana including the Atchafalaya River (levee to levee) to
the Texas and Pacific Railroad bridge in Melville, Louisiana,
Grand Lake, Six Mile Lake, and Berwick Bay. Continuing along
the GIWW to the Calcasieu River, including the Calcasieu River
to the Southern Pacific Railroad bridge and the following
bodies of water: Moss Lake and Lake Charles, Louisiana. Then,
continuing from the junction of the GIWW with the Calcasieu
River westerly, into and including Sabine Lake, to the
Louisiana/Texas border at the Sabine River.
(In Texas):
From the Texas/Louisiana border at the Sabine River westerly
along the GIWW, toward Port Arthur, Texas including the Neches
River to its intersection with 1-10 in Beaumont, Texas. Then
along the GIWW toward Port Arthur, Texas including Taylors
Bayou south of Highway 73. From Port Arthur, Texas along the
GIWW to, and including, East Bay, Galveston Bay, Clear Lake,
Dickinson Bay, Moses Lake, Swan Lake, Jones Lake, Trinity Bay,
and the Houston Ship Channel, to the turning basin in Houston,
Texas.
The Houston Ship Channel includes: Buffalo Bayou to Highway 59,
Brays Bayou to the Broadway Street Bridge, Sims Bayou to
Highway 2235, Vince Bayou to North Ritchie Street, Hunting
Bayou to I-10, Greens Bayou to I-10, Boggy Bayou to Highway
225, Tucker Bayou to Old Battleground Road, Carpenter's Bayou
to Sheldon Road, San Jacinto River to 1-10, Spring Bayou, Goose
Creek to Highway 146, and Cedar Bayou to Spur 55. Continuing
at the junction of West Bay and the GIWW in Galveston, Texas,
westerly along the GIWW to the Port of Freeport, Texas,
including Chocolate Bay, the Old Brazos River and the New
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Brazos River up to the Missouri-Pacific Railroad Bridge in
Brazoria, Texas.
Then southerly along the GIWW through and including: the
Colorado River to 28-52N Latitude, Lavaca River to 28-5ON
Latitude, Chocolate Bay to 96-40W Longitude, Cox Bay, Keller
Bay, Lavaca Bay to 96-40W Longitude, Turtle Bay, Culver Cut
(West Branch Colorado River to 28-42N Latitude and entire
Middle Branch), Robinsons Lake, Crab Lake, Mad Island Lake,
Salt Lake, Carancahua Bay, Tres Palacios Bay to 28-47N
Latitude, Oyster Lake, Blind Bayou, Powderhorn Lake, La Salle
Bayou, Broad Bayou, Boggy Bayou, and Matagorda Bay.
Continuing south through San Antonio Bay including: Corey Bay,
Victoria Barge Canal, Guadalupe River to 28-30N Latitude, Goff
Bayou, Hog Bayou, Green Lake, Buffalo Lake, Alligator Slide
Lake, Mission Lake, Guadalupe Bay, Hynes Bay, Twin Lake,
Mustang Lake, and Jones Lake. Then, continuing through
Mesquite Bay including: Dunham Bay, Long Lake, and Sundown Bay.
Continuing southerly through St. Charles Bay including:
Burgentine Creek to 288-17N Latitude, Salt Creek to 28-16N
Latitude, and Cavaso Creek to 97-01W Longitude.
Then, through Copano Bay including: Mission River, Mission Bay,
Chiultipin Creek to 97-18W Longitude, Arkansas River to 97-18W
Longitude, Swan Lake, Copano Creek, Port Bay, and Salt Lake.
Then southerly including: Little Bay, Aransas Bay, Conn Brown
Harbor, Redfish Cove, Redfish Bay, La Quinta Channel, Nueces
River to U.S. 77, Rincon Industrial Channel, Rincon Bayou,
Nueces Bay, Tule Lake, Corpus Christi Inner Harbor, Oso Creek,
Oso Bay, and Corpus Christi Bay.
Continuing south, through and including: Packery Channel, Cayo
Del Grullo, Cayo Del Infiernillo, Laguna De los Olmos, Laguna
Salada, Petrolina Creek, Comitas Lake, Alazan Bay, Baffin Bay,
Port Mansfield Harbor, Four Mile Slough, Arroyo Colorado River
to 26-12N Latitude, Callo Atascosa, Arroyo Colorado Cutoff,
Laguna Vista Cover, South Bay, Vadia Ancha, Bahia Grande, San
Martin Lake, and the Brownsville Ship Channel.
(Where the coastal area is defined by a body of water such as
a bay or lake, it includes small bays or lakes encompassed
therein, but does not include waters tributary thereto unless
specifically named.)
(On the Mississippi River):
Commencing from river mile 504.0 south to the coastal boundary
at New Orleans (downriver of which will be considered USCG
jurisdiction entirely) , encompassing the area riverward between
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the levee on the LdB and the RDB, and including Lake
Pontchartrain.
In Arkansas and Oklahoma, the Second District USCG will provide
the OSC for the geographical area outlined below-.
(On the Lower Mississippi River (LMR):
Commencing from river mile 828.0 at the Arkansas/Missouri state
line south to river mile 504.0, encompassing the area riverward
between the right descending bank and jurisdictional boundary
established between the USCG and EPA Region 6.
(On the McClellan - Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System):
From its confluence with the Lower Mississippi River at Desha
County, Arkansas (LMR mile 599.0) to the head of navigation at
the Port of Catoosa in Rogers County, Oklahoma (Arkansas River
mile 445.0) , encompassing the area from bank to bank (or levee
to levee where a levee is present) and including the following
ports and harbors: Port of Catoosa in Rogers County, Oklahoma
from the head of navigation to mile 441.0 on the Arkansas
River; Little Rock/North Little Rock Port in Paluski County,
Arkansas, from mile 122.0 to mile 116.0 Arkansas River; and
Port of Pine Bluff in Jefferson County, Arkansas, from mile
75.0 to mile 70.0 Arkansas River, including Lake Langhofer.
EPA/NOAA SSC BOUNDARIES
The Region 6 SSC boundaries are identical to the OSC boundaries
shown in the maps contained in Attachment 1 of this annex.
Generally, the NOAA SSC assists the USCG OSCs and the EPA SSC
assists the EPA OSCs.
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ATTACHMENT 1
The maps attached are of the EPA-USCG jurisdictional response
boundary in Region VI. Generally, the USCG will provide the
Federal OSC for releases of oil and hazardous substances related to
traditional maritime incidents. EPA, on the other hand, will
provide the OSC for the inland area including inland waterways that
are not traditional navigation systems.
The Memoranda of Understanding between the United States
Environmental Protection Agency, Region VI, Dallas, Texas, and the
Second and Eighth U.S. Coast Guard Districts concerning response
boundaries for Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Incidents are
located in Annex K for all MOUs.
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II. JURSIDICATIONAL BOUNDARIES FOR SUBMISSIONS OF PLANS
Under the jursidication boundaries for compliance authority
mandated under OPA 90, the following four agencies are involved:
1) U.S. Coast Guard - vessel casualties, vessel transfer,
cargo operations and marine transfer facilities
2) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - non-transportation
related facilities
3) Minerals Management Service (MMS) - Offshore drilling
platforms and offshore pipeline operations
4) Research and Special Programs Administration (RSPA) Office
of Piepline Safety - On-shore pipeline operations
ATTACHMENT 2
The diagram on the next page shows the inter-relationship of
jurisdictional boundaries mandated under OPA 90 for each of the
above agencies. This figure is to help clarify required
submissions of Facility/Vessel/Pipeline Response Plans (FRPs) to
the above named federal agencies which may have compliance
authority. Some facilities may be required to send an FRP to all
above agencies due to the nature of the facility.
NOTE: However, as stated in Appendix I of this Annex only two
agencies have RESPONSE JURISDICATION (USCG and USEPA).
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ANNEX A - INTRODUCTION
APPENDIX V RESPONSIBILITY AND ORGANIZATION FOR RESPONSE
I. DUTIES OF PRESIDENT DELEGATED TO FEDERAL AGENCIES
In Executive Order 12777, the President delegated certain
functions and responsibilities vested in him by the OPA to the
Administrator of EPA for the inland zone and the Commandant of the
USCG through the Secretary of Transportation for the coastal zone.
These functions and responsibilities include designating Areas,
appointing Area Committee members, determining the information to
be included in ACPs, and reviewing and approving ACPs. For the
inland zones and coastal zones, respectively, the EPA and USCG
shall assign a Federal On-Scene Coordinator (FOSC) to each Area to
carry out these functions and responsibilities.
II. GENERAL ORGANIZATION CONCEPTS
The Area Committees, in conjunction with the National Response
Team (NRT) and the Regional Response Team (RRT) , serve a spill
planning and preparedness role within the National Response System
(NRS) . Each Area Committee shall be comprised of Federal, State
and local agency personnel. Under the direction of the FOSC, each
Area Committee for its assigned Area shall:
NOTE: For purpose of this Plan the FOSC is Donald Smith, FOSC, EPA
Region VI - Emergency Response Branch and the Area Committee is
Region VI Regional Response Team (RRT)
(a) Prepare and submit for approval an ACP;
(b) Work with State and local officials to integrated
contingency planning and response efforts; and
(c) Work with State and local officials to expedite decisions
for the use of dispersants and other mitigating
substances and devices.
III. RESPONSE SYSTEM
A. NATIONAL RESPONSE SYSTEM
The National Response System (NRS) was developed to coordinate
all government agencies with responsibility for environmental
protection, in a focused response strategy for the immediate and
effective clean up of an oil or hazardous substance discharge. The
NRS is a three-tiered response and preparedness mechanism that
supports the predesignated FOSC in coordinating national, regional,
local government agencies, industry, and the responsible party
during a response. The NRS supports the responsibilities of the
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FOSC, under the direction of the Federal Water Pollution Control
Act's federal removal authority. The FOSC plans and coordinates
response strategy on scene, using the support to the National
Response Team (NRT), Regional Response Team (RRT), Area Committees,
and responsible parties as necessary, to supply the needed trained
personnel, equipment, and scientific support to complete an
immediate and effective response to any oil discharge or hazardous
substance release. The Federal system is described in the NCP (40
CFR 300) and Region VI RCP (Subpart D - Plans) . It established
three organizational levels: The National Response Team (NRT); the
Regional Response Team (RRT); and the On-Scene Coordinator (OSC).
(a) National Response Team
National planning and coordination is accomplished
through the NRT. The NRT consists of representatives
from the USCG, EPA, FEMA, DOD, DOE, USDA, DOC, HHS, DOI,
DOJ, DOT, DOS, GSA, and the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission. For details, see the NCP at 40 CFR
300.175(b).
(b) Regional Response Team
Regional planning and coordination of preparedness and
response actions is accomplished through the RRT. The
RRT agency membership parallels that of the NRT but also
includes State and local representation.
(c) Area Committee
Area planning and coordination of preparedness and
response actions is accomplished through the Area
Committee. The Area Committee membership includes
Federal, State, and local representation. Members of the
Area Committee are appointed by the Regional
Administrator.
NOTE: For purposes of this Plan, respectively the Area
Committee is Region VI RRT members.
(d) On-Scene Coordinators: General Responsibilities
The NCP at 40 CFR part 300.120 described the general
responsibility of OSCs. The OSC directs response efforts
and coordinates all other efforts at the scene of the
discharge or release. OSCs are predesignated by the
Regional or district head of the lead agency. EPA and
the USCG predesignate OSCs for all areas in each region
except for any facility or vessel under the jurisdiction,
custody, or control of other Federal agencies. The USCG
designated Federal OSCs for the coastal zones, while EPA
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designates Federal OSCs for the inland zones.
Under OPA, the Federal OSC has responsibilities related
to the establishment of Area Committees and the
development of ACPs. The Federal OSC chairs the Area
Committee and provides general direction and guidance for
the committee as it prepares the ACP.
NOTE: For purposes of this Plan, respectively the FOSC
is Donald Smith, OSC, EPA Region VI - Emergency Response
Branch.
B. UNIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (UMS)
The National Response System (NRS) is designed to support the FOSC
and facilitate responses to a discharge or threatened discharge of
oil or a hazardous substance. The NRS is used for all spills,
including an Spill of National Significance (SONS). When
appropriate, the NRS is designed to incorporate a unified
management and control support mechanism (Unified Management)
consisting of the FOSC, the SOSC, and the Responsible Party's
Incident Manager. The unified management structure allows for a
coordinated response effort which takes into account the Federal,
State, local, tribal, and responsible party concerns and interests
when implementing the response strategy. A unified management
established a forum for open, frank discussions on problems that
must be addressed by the parties with primary responsibility for
oil and hazardous substance discharge removal. A unified
management helps to ensure a coordinated, effective response is
carried out and that the particular needs of all parties involved
are taken into consideration. The FOSC has the ultimate authority
in a response operation and will exert this authority only if the
other members of the unified management are not present or are
unable to reach consensus within a reasonable time frame.
During hazardous substance release response in which local agencies
usually assume a leading role, the local agency may assume one of
the unified manager roles when a unified management is used.
During responses to oil discharges, local agencies may be involved
as part of the unified management, and may provide agency
representatives who interface with the management structure through
the Liaison Officer or the State representative. When a unified
management is used, a Joint Operations Center (JOC) and Joint
Information Center (JIC) shall be established. The JOC shall be as
near as the possible to the spill site. All responders (Federal,
State, local and private) should be incorporated in the response
organization at the appropriate level. EPA Region VI Inland Area
Contingency Plan has agreed to use the unified management system as
described in Annex B - Organization, Appendix V - ICS Components &
Organization of this plan.
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C. Spill of National Significance
An Spill of National Significance (SONS) is that rare,
catastrophic spill event which captures the nation's attention due
to its actual damage or significance potential for adverse
environmental impact. An SONS is defined as a spill which greatly
exceeds the response capability of the local and regional levels
and which, due to its size, location, and actual or potential for
adverse impact on the environment is so complex, it requires
extraordinary coordination of Federal, State, tribal, local and
private resources to contain and clean up. Only the Commandant of
the Coast Guard or the Administrator of the EPA can declare an
SONS. The response to an SONS event must be a coordinated response
that integrates the FOSC's response organization.
IV. RESPONSE POLICIES AND SYSTEMS
A. NATIONAL RESPONSE POLICY
Section 4201 of OPA 90 amended Subsection (c) of Section 311
of the FQPCA, to require the FOSC to "in accordance with the
National Contingency Plan and any appropriate Area Contingency
Plan, ensure effective and immediate removal of a discharge, and
mitigation or prevention of a substantial threat of a discharge, of
oil or hazardous substance:"
" (i) into or on the navigable waters;
"(ii) on the adjoining shorelines to the navigable waters;
"(iii) into or on the waters of the exclusive economic zone;
or
" (iv) that may affect natural resources belonging to,
appertaining to, or under the exclusive management authority of the
United States."
In carrying out these functions, the FOSC may:
"(i) remove or arrange for the removal of a discharge, and
mitigate or prevent a substantial threat of a discharge, at any
time;
" (ii) direct or monitor all Federal, State, and private
actions to remove a discharge; and
"(iii) remove and, if necessary, destroy a vessel discharging
or threatening to discharge, by whatever means are available.
If the discharge or substantial threat of discharge of oil or
hazardous substance is of such size or character as to be a
substantial threat to the public health or welfare of the United
States (including but not limited to fish, shellfish, wildlife,
other natural resources, and the public and private beaches and
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shorelines of the United States), the FOSC shall direct all
Federal, State, and private actions to remove the discharge or to
mitigate or prevent the threat of the discharge. The FOSC must act
in accordance with the NCP, RCP, and ACP, or as directed by the
President. The NCP prescribed responsibilities for federal and
state agencies in responding to pollution incidents, the RCP
further clarifies these responsibilities at the Area level.
Federal law requires spiller to report all spills to the National
Response Center (NRC) at 1-800-424-8802.
B. FEDERAL POLICY
1) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) POLICY
Most responses to spills in EPA's jurisdiction are handled by
industry, local, and state responders. In the unlikely event that
exceeds the capabilities of the industry, state and local
responders, increased participation by EPA, and other Federal
agencies coordinated through EPA, may be warranted. The EPA
contributes to the response by working with the local, state,
tribal and Federal agencies and citizens to assure the information
needed to maximize the effectiveness of the response effort is
easily accessible. During a response to a release, the potentially
responsible parties (RP) are given the opportunity to adequately
respond to a release. The USEPA works closely with the RPs when
they are known and willing to take action to ensure that the
release reaches an adequate and rapid conclusion with a minimum
impact on the environment. In the event of a spill where the RP is
not identified, does not respond to contain or clean up the
material, or does an inadequate job responding. Federal
responsibilities will include assisting the state and local
responders in the response or in rare circumstances, taking over
the response.
2) U.S. COAST GUARD (USCG) POLICY
The Coast Guard will respond, consistent with safety concerns,
in the Coastal Zone to reports of releases of polluting substances
to determine their nature, immediate impact on the public health or
welfare of the environment, what, if any, Federal action is
required to eliminate or mitigate that impact, and to carry out
that action when other responsible parties or governmental elements
are not doing so. The Coast Guard may elect not to dispatch
representatives to reported discharges where representatives of
another cognizant government agency are responding. However, if
Federal removal is indicated within the Coastal Zone, the Coast
Guard will respond. If the responsible party is conducting proper
removal, the Coast Guard On-Scene Coordinator will use best
judgment in determining the need for the presence of Coast Guard
personnel on scene. General Coast Guard policy for pollution
response is provided in the Coast Guard Marine Safety Manual.
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3) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) POLICY
The Department of Defense (DOD) is the pre-designated FOSC for
hazardous materials releases on DOD facilities. For oil spills on
DOD facilities, the Coast Guard or EPA is the pre-designated FOSC
as appropriate.
C. MULTI-NATIONAL RESPONSE POLICY
All incidents involvieng accidental spills or releases of
pollutants into air, surface water, ground water, or soil along the
inland international border will be under the Joint United States
of America - United Mexican States Contingency Plan (JIG) . The Co-
Chairs of the Inland Joint Response Team (JRT) will determine that
the plan be implemented; the On-scene Coordinator of each country
will implement the joint response action. Availability of this
plan: Environmental Protection Agency - Region VI; Attn: Emergency
Response Branch; 1445 Ross Avenue; Dallas, Texas 75202-2733.
D. MULTI-REGIONAL RESPONSE POLICY
If a discharge moves from the area covered by one ACP into
another area, the authority for response actions should likewise
shift. If a discharge affects areas covered by tow or more ACPs,
the response mechanisms of each applicable plan may be activated.
In this case, response actions of all regions concerned shall be
fully coordinated as detailed in this ACP Unified Management
System.
There shall be only on FOSC at any time during the course of
a response operation. Should a discharge affect two or more areas,
EPA, the USCG, DOD, DOE, or other lead agency, as appropriate,
shall give prime consideration to the area vulnerable to the
greatest threat, in determining which agency should provide the
FOSC. The RRT shall designate the FOSC if the RRT member agencies
who have response authority with the affected areas are unable to
agree on the designation. The NRT shall designate the FOSC if
members of one RRT or two adjacent RRTs are unable to agree on the
designation.
E. INTERSTATE SPILL RESPONSE POLICY
This plan was developed jointly and takes into account USEPA
Region VI (Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas)
interstate issues in its recommended response actions. All
response actions specific to shared geographic areas address shared
responsibilities and every effort has been made to ensure that all
necessary agencies have access to appropriate information.
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F . STATE RESPONSE SYSTEM AND POLICY
ARKANSAS
1) RESPONSE STRUCTURE
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
Department of Pollution Control and Ecology
Oil/Hazmat Incidents
(501) 562-7444 Daytime
1-800-Earth 11
SOSCs Richard Merritt
(501) 570-2117
Richard McDuffie
(501) 570-2108
b) Natural Resource Trustees
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Director (501) 223-6305
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
c) Other Involved Agencies
State of Office of Emergency Coordinator
(501) 374-1201
Arkansas State Police
Highway & Transportation Department
Department of Health
2) RESPONSE POLICY
a) Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
Under Development
LOUISIANA
1) RESPONSE STRUCTURE
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
Surveillance Section of the Louisiana Department
of Environmental Quality
Water Quality Management Division
Regional Coordinator or his representative
P.O. Box 44066 - Capital Station
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4091
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b) Natural Resource Trustees
Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator
(Contact, Oil Spills)
Roland Guidry
(504) 922 -93230
FAX: (504) 922-3239
1885 Wooddale Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
(Contact, Hazardous Materials)
John Dale Givens
(504) 765-0634
FAX: (504) 765-0635
Assistant Secretary
8290 Bluebonnet Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70810
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Jim Hani fen
(504) 765-2390
FAX: (504) 765-2403
Office of Coastal and Marine Resources
2001 Quail Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
Greg Ducote
(504) 765-7591
FAX: (504) 342-9439
Coastal Management Division
625 N. 4th Street
Baton Rouge, LA
c) Other Agencies
Office of the Governer
Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
Water Quality Management Division
Office of State Police
Transportation and Environmental Safety Section
State of Louisiana, Military Department
Office of Emergency Preparedness
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2) REPONSE POLICY
In 1991 the State of Louisiana enacted the OIL SPILL
PREVENTION AND RESPONSE ACT to work in conjunction with OPA 90.
The following is the purpose and intent of the Act as written.
"A. ...the release of oil into the environment presents a
real and substantial threat to the public health and welfare,
to the environment, the wildlife and aquatic life, and to the
economy of the state. Further, the legislature declares that
the purpose of this chapter is to assist the legislature in
fulfilling its duties to protect, conserve, and replenish the
natural resources of this state..."
"B. ...it is the intent of this Chapter to support, and
compliment the Oil Pollution Action of 1990 (P.L. 101-380) an
other federal law, specifically those provisions relating to
the national contingency plan for cleanup of oil spills and
discharges, including provisions relating to the resource
trustees. The legislature intends this Chapter to be
interpreted and implemented in a manner consistent with
federal law."
The Office of LA Oil Spill Coordinator was created to
administer and enforce this act. During pollution response
operations, the Coordinator acts as the leading authority and
representative for the state. His/her responsibilities include,
but are not limited to:
1. Developing a statewide prevention and response plan
2. Providing coordinated response efforts from appropriate
state agencies
3. Representing state interests to the Federal On-Scene
Coordinator during response efforts.
For further information regarding State response policy refer
to the Oil Spill Prevention and Response Act.
The State of Louisiana has enacted a wide variety of state
laws which closely parallel federal requirements. These laws are
intended to provide a legal basis for the enforcement of pollution
prevention regulations. The State is encouraged to use its
authority to compel potentially responsible parties to undertake
response actions.
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a) Agency Roles and Responsibilities
Louisiana Coordinator Office
The office of the Oil Spill Coordinator is located within the
Governor's Office. The Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator, under the
direction and control of the Governor, is responsible for: 1)
developing a statewide oil spill response and prevention plan; 2)
providing a coordinated response effort from all appropriate state
agencies in the event of an oil spill; 3) coordinating the
operational implementation and maintenance of the Louisiana oil
spill prevention program; 4) administering the Oil Spill
Contingency Fund; and 5) providing clear delineation for state
coordinated response efforts in relation to jurisdiction
authorities and use of state and federal funds for removal costs
under CERCLA and OPA 90.
The Coordinator will be assisted by an interagency council in
developing the statewide response and prevention plan, preparing
and approving an annual work plan and budget and recommending
legislation. The council will be composed of the following:
1. Four (4) people, who are not legislators, one selected by
the chairman of each of the following committees:
a) Senate Committee on Natural Resources
b) Senate Committee on Environmental Quality
c) House Committee on Natural Resources
d) House Committee on Appropriations
2. The Secretary of the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
or his designee.
3. The Secretary of the Department of Public Safety or his
designee.
4. The Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources or
his designee.
5. The Secretary of the Department of Environmental Quality
or his designee.
6. The Attorney General or his designee, who shall serve as
a non-voting member.
7. The Executive Assistant for coastal activities in the
Office of the Governor.
8. The Executive Assistant for environmental affairs in the
Office of the Governor.
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9. The Assistant Director of the Office of Emergency
Preparedness.
10. The Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator, who shall serve as
chairman.
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (DEQ)
The Coordinator, in consultation with the DEQ, will direct all
state oil spill discharge response and cleanup operations as
directed by the Governor or upon a declaration of emergency by the
Governor. The DEQ, under the direction and control of the
Coordinator, will be the lead technical agency of the state for oil
spill response and cleanup.
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (DEQ) OFFICE OF
WATER RESOURCES
The Surveillance Section of DEQ's Water Quality Management
Division in the Office of Water Resources responds to reports of
oil and other spills. The Regional Coordinator or his
representative serves as the State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC),
providing oversight to the responsible party in its cleanup
efforts. On large spills, the SOSC works closely with the Federal
On-Scene Coordinator (FOSC). One of the primary goals in the
cleanup operations is to minimize the amount of damage to natural
resources. The Ambient Coordinator serves as liaison with the
Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinators Office (LOSCO), representing the
Assistant Secretary, providing technical information to LOSCO.
NEW MEXICO
1) RESPONSE STRUCTURE
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
Environmental Improvement Division
(800) 879-3421
b) Natural Resource Trustees
New Mexico Game and Fish Commission
James Koch, Chairman
(505) 982-4302
FAX: (505) 989-9186
Governor's Office
State Capital Building
Santa Fe, NM 87503
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c) Other Involved Agencies
2) RESPONSE POLICY
a) Agencies roles and responsibilities
Under Development
OKLAHOMA
1) RESPONSE STRUCTURE
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
(Contact, Hazardous Materials)
P.O. Box 53504
Oklahoma City, OK 73152
(405) 271-4468
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
(Contact, Oil Spills)
(405) 521-3107 (business hours - machine at night)
b) Natural Resource Trustees
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Ron Suttles
(405) 521-3851
FAX:
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
(405) 231-2555
FAX:
Oklahoma Department of Natural Resources
Glen Sullivan
(405) 521-2413
FAX:
500 Will Rogers Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
c) Other Involved Agencies
State of Civil Defense
Department of Health
Department of Agriculture
Water Resource Board
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2) RESPONSE POLICY
a) Agencies roles and responsibilities
Department of Environmental Quality
1) Advise the State EOC of hazardous material spills that
are reported to the department's oil and hazardous wastes
spill report center.
2) Provide technical advice and assistance on potential
pollution caused by the hazard and the proper means to be
employed to avoid long term environmental damage.
3) Provide state representative to the EPA Regional Response
Team (RRT).
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Serve as the primary source of expertise on substances related
to the drilling, development, production, refining, and processing
of oil and gas.
TEXAS
A) RESPONSE SYSTEM
1) Response Structure
a) State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC)
The State of Texas has three agencies with spill response
leadership duties. Upon notification of a spill, the appropriate
agency will act as the SOSC and ensure that response activities are
consistent with the National Contingency Plan, the State
Contingency Plan, and the Area Contingency Plan and other
applicable plans.
Texas General Land Office (T6LO)
(800) 832-8224
1700 W. Congress
Austin, TX 78701
(800) 832-8224
The TGLO is the SOSC for response to refined oil spills that
enter or threaten to enter coastal waters. The TGLO will act as
the SOSC for spills of 240 barrels or more of crude oil into
coastal waters from an exploration or production activity or from
a crude oil pipeline.
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Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TRNCC)
Emergency Response
(512) 463-7727
P.O. Box 13087
Austin, TX 78711
The TRNCC acts as the SOSC during inland oils spills except
crude oil discharges related to oil and gas exploration,
development, or production. The TNRCC is also the SOSC during all
hazardous substances spills (except those from exploration or
production facilities) and spills of other substances which may
cause pollution.
Texas Railroad Commission (TRRCJ
(512) 463-6788
The TRRC acts as SOSC during spills or discharges of less than
240 barrels of unrefined oil and natural gas related to
exploration, development, or production (including storage or
transportation), or oil, gas, and geothermal resources. Spills or
discharges from brine mining or surface mining are also under the
jurisdiction of the TRRC.
b) Natural Resource Trustees
Texas General Land Office
Tom Galnan
(512) 463-5100
FAX: (512) 475-0680
1700 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701-1495
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
J.P. Schmidt
(512) 908-2513
FAX: (512) 908-2527
Damage Assessment Restoration Program
1700 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78711-3087
Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife
David Sager, Ph.D.
(512) 389-4503
FAX: (512) 389-4394
Resource Protection Division
4200 Smith School Road
Austin, TX 78744
The above agencies have been designated by the Governor as the
natural resource trustees under CERCLA and OPA 90. A trustee is
responsible for the land, fish, air, water, groundwater, drinking
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water supplies and other such resources belonging to, managed by,
held in trust by, appertaining to, or otherwise controlled by the
State. These duties are not divisible according to the
jurisdiction of the agency designated as Trustee. Each trustee
agency has the obligation to protect and preserve all trust
resources of the State of Texas.
c) Other Involved Agencies
TEXAS AIR QUALITY CONTROL BOARD (TAQCB)
Ensures clean and healthy air quality for all Texans. One
mechanism to achieve this goal is the monitoring of air emissions.
The Air Division will assist in the monitoring of major spill
activities that may produce emissions that contravene the Texas
Clean Air Act.
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Responds to oil spills in the marine environment to determine
the effect on marine species which might be consumed as human food.
They also have additional concerns regarding emergency management,
solid waste disposal as a result of cleanup activities and
potential direct human health effects from exposure to spill
material.
DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
DEM acts a support structure to ensure that all State
resources are available for use by the SOSC. When required, DEM
will ensure the staffing and activation of the State Emergency
Operations Center in Austin. This operation center will serve as
the primary support network for the SOSC, he in turn can provide
the support necessary to assist the FOSC and the spiller. Within
the emergency operations center structure, the Disaster Districts
will be utilized as a conduit to and from the local communications.
As a example of the support that can be provided by the State,
meteorological information will be provided by the TNRCC, legal and
criminal enforcement assistance can be provided by the Attorney
Generals office, heavy equipment can be provided by the Texas
Department of Highways and aerial assistance can be provided by the
Aircraft Polling Board.
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (DPS)
1) Provides communication support for spills of disastrous
proportions.
2) Has adopted rules relating to the reporting of all
transportation incidents involving releases of reportable
quantities of hazardous materials and on-site coordination of
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transportation emergencies on public roads and railroads.
These rules specify DPS's roles in on-site coordination and
outline a written report requirements for carriers involved in
hazardous materials transportation incidents.
3) Will, during transportation incidents involving hazardous
materials, act as on-site coordinator. He is responsible for
the coordination of transportation emergencies for all
unincorporated areas and may assume the on-site coordination
role within cities when requested by local government. The
DPS law enforcement officer who is the first responder on-site
is responsible for the on-site coordination. The DPS on-site
coordinator is authorized to make emergency rules when normal
operating procedures prove inadequate. DPS coordination
responsibilities will be performed until relieved by
appropriate DPS authority or until the incident is concluded.
B. RESPONSE POLICY
It is the policy of the State of Texas to keep its coastal
waters, rivers, lakes, estuaries, marshes, tidal flats, beaches,
public lands, private lands, air quality and natural resources held
in trust as pristine as possible, taking into account multiple use
accommodations as necessary to provide as well as the protection of
the environment. Additionally, it is the policy of the State to
prevent the spill, discharge, or release of oil, hazardous
substances, or other substances into waters of the State and to
cause the removal of such spills, discharges or releases without
undue delay. The intent of the Texas Legislature is to exercise
the policy power of the State to protect Texas' natural resources
and environmental quality.
1} Agencies Roles and Responsibilities
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
The TNRCC has historically been tasked with response to spills of
hazardous substances. The TNRCC also responds to discharges of
refined petroleum products that occur on land.
1) Section 26.127 of the Texas Water Code established the
TNRCC as the principal authority on matters relating to the
quality of water in the state. In addition, the Hazardous
Substances Spill Prevention and Control Act specifies that it
is the policy of Texas to prevent the spill or discharges into
the water, and to cause the removal of any spills and
discharges without undue delay.
2) The Act also authorizes the Executive Director of the
TNRCC to act independently if no FOSC is present or not action
is being taken by an agency of the federal government in
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response to a spill or discharge of oil, hazardous substances,
or other 'substances.
3) Under the authority of certain provisions of Chapter 361
of the Texas Health and Safety Code, the TNRCC has additional
removal authority with respect to the cleanup of a release or
threatened release of hazardous substances at a facility on
the TNRCC's registry as described in the Act.
4) The TNRCC has been designated by the Governor of Texas,
in accordance with the provisions of CERCLA, SARA, and the
Clean Water Act, as the States lead agency for "Superfund"
activities and as one of the State's representatives to the
RRT.
5) The TNRCC is designated as one of the three State
trustees for damage assessment and restoration of the States
natural resources that may be affected by a spill, discharge
or release. The TNRCC's "trust resource" encompasses all
waters in the State of Texas.
TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE (TGLO)
TGLO has long been entrusted with the management of State coastal
submerged land and, more recently, has been charged with the
responsibility for prevention and response to coastal spills, hence
a spill from an oil tanker or an offshore oil rig falls within
their jurisdiction. The bay bottoms of the state are the "trustee
resources" of the TGLO. The Texas Oil Spill Prevention and
Response Act designated the TGLO as the SOSC for all oil discharges
occurring in or threatening the Texas coastal zone. The Act also
designated the TGLO as SOSC for crude oil discharges of over 240
barrels from exploration of production facilities. The Act also
empowers them to:
1) Prevent spills and discharges of oil by requiring
monitoring and preventive measures and response planning.
2) Provide for prompt response to abate and contain spills
and discharges of oil and ensure the removal and cleanup of
pollution from spills and discharges.
3) Provide for the development of a State coastal discharge
contingency plan through planning and coordination with TNRCC
to protect coastal waters from all types of spills and
discharges.
4) Administer the Coastal Protection Fund to provide funding
for these activities to guarantee the prompt payment of
certain reasonable claims resulting from spills and discharges
of oil.
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TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION (TRRC)
1) Coastal Waters: In the coastal area, spills of crude oil
of 240 barrels or less from exploration or production
facilities remain the responsibility of the Railroad
Commission. Coastal spills of hazardous substances or other
pollutants fall under TRRC. However, the location and the
size of the spill may shift responsibility to the TGLO. A
spill of crude oil into the coastal waters may involve both
the TRRC and the TGLO. For a spill from an exploration or
production activity, or from an oil pipeline into coastal
waters, or a spill that might reach coastal waters if not
abated, both the TRRC and the TGLO have a role to play.
Transportation spills of hazardous substances in coastal
waters are under the jurisdiction of the TNRCC. The Texas
Spill Response Funder may be tapped for these type of spills
from any source.
2) Exploration and Production Facilities: The majority of
spills from exploration and production are minor spills and
remain the responsibility of the TRRC; however, if an oil
spill with a coastal location is 240 barrels or more, then the
responsibility is the TGLO's. The TRRC jurisdiction extends
from the wellhead to the refinery fence. Exploration and
production does not include the manufacturing process except
the processing of natural gas or natural gas liquids at
plants. Products not under the TRRC's jurisdiction include
gasoline, diesel, and other fuel oil.
3) Pipelines: All spill related to pipelines are under the
jurisdiction of the TRRC not matter what substances they
carry.
6. LOCAL RESPONSE SYSTEM
In a major incident involving the discharge of oil or
hazardous substance, the local responders are often the first on
scene, even though by law the responsibility for the spill rests
with a state or federal agency. Although the needs of the event
may totally overwhelm the local jurisdiction, it is appropriate for
the local jurisdiction to be represented in the unified management
or other control support mechanism along with the Federal On-Scene
Commander (FOSC), the State On-Scene Commander (SOSC), and the
representatives of the responsible party. In fact, placement of
local personnel in various positions of the Unified Management
System structure will be critical to effective response. The local
jurisdiction can contribute knowledge of local resources and needs,
provide assistance in communications, logistics and other support,
and assist in keeping local elected officials and the local
citizens informed of what is happening. The local representatives
are also more sensitive to locals needs which may need to be
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ANNEX B - ORGANIZATION
APPENDIX I PLANNING ORGANIZATION
A. NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM
The NRT's membership consists of 15 federal agencies with
responsibilities, interests and expertise in various aspects of
emergency response to pollution incidents. The EPA serves as
chairman and the Coast Guard serves as vice-chairman on the NRT,
except when activated for a specific incident. The NRT is
primarily a national planning, policy and coordination body and
does not respond directly to incidents. The NRT provides policy
guidance prior to an incident and assistance as requested by an
FOSC via an RRT during an incident. NRT assistance usually takes
the form of technical advice, access to additional
resources/equipment, or coordination with other RRTs.
National planning and coordination are accomplished through
the National Response Team (NRT) The NRT consists of
representatives from the federal agencies named in the NCP. Annex
A, Appendix V of this plan list these agencies and details their
specific duties and responsibilities.
1. During periods when the NRT is not activated for response
actions, the chairman shall be the representative from
EPA and the vice-chairman shall be the representative
from the USCG. The vice-chairman shall maintain records
of NRT activities along with national, regional, and
local plans for response actions. During periods of
activation for response actions, the chairman shall be
the representative of the lead federal agency.
2. In matters for which the NRT members fail to achieve a
consensus, each member may be accorded one vote in the
NRT proceedings.
3. The NRT establishes bylaws and committees as appropriate.
4. When the NRT is not activated for response purposes, it
serves as a standing committee to evaluate response
methods, to recommend changes in the response
organization, and to recommend revisions to the NCP.
5. The NRT considers and makes recommendations to agencies
on training and equipping response teams, and on
necessary research and development for improvement of
response capabilities.
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6. Planning responsibilities of the NRT include:
(a) Maintaining national readiness to respond to a major
discharge of oil or a release of hazardous substances,
pollutants, or contaminants, which is beyond regional
capabilities.
(b) Monitoring incoming Pollution Reports (POLREPS) from
the RRT and responding when necessary.
(c) Reviewing regional response actions, including
evaluating equipment readiness and coordination among
public and private response elements.
(d) Developing procedures to ensure the coordination of
federal, state, and local governments and private
response to pollution emergencies.
(e) The NRT may consider matters referred for settlement
by an RRT.
B. REGIONAL RESPONSE TEAM
There are 13 RRTs, one for each of the ten federal regions and
Alaska, the Caribbean, and the Pacific Basin. Each RRT has Federal
and State representation. EPA and the Coast Guard co-chairs the
RRTs. Like the NRT, RRTs are planning, policy and coordinating
bodies, and do not respond directly to incidents. The RRTs develop
Regional Contingency Plans for their regions. These plans address
region specific issues and provide guidance to the FOSCs for
developing their area plans. The RRTs also provide one level of
review for the Area Contingency Plans. The RRTs may be activated
for specific incidents when requested by the FOSC. If the
assistance requested by an FOSC exceeds an RRT's capability, the
RRT may request assistance from the NRT. During an incident the
RRT may either be alerted by telephone or convened. The cognizant
RRTs will also be consulted by the FOSC on the approval/disapproval
of the use of chemical countermeasures when that decision has not
been preapproved.
The Regional Response Team (RRT) is the Regional counterpart
of the NRT. The RRT serves as the regional body for planning and
preparedness before a response action is undertaken, and, as
requested by the FOSC, for coordination and advice during a
response. The two principal components of the RRT mechanism are
from each participating federal agency, and state or local
governments; and incident specific teams where participation will
relate to the technical nature of the incident and its geographic
location. The responsibilities of the standing team include
communications, planning, coordination, training, evaluation,
preparedness, and other such matters. The responsibilities of the
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addressed.
NOTE: For purposes of this plan - local representatives will be
LEPCs of effective local jurisdiction. See Volume II - Annex F of
each appropriate state(s) [Vol. II - Annex F of Arkansas, Vol. II -
Annex F of Louisiana, Vol. II - Annex F of New Mexico, Vol. II -
Annex F of Oklahoma, Vol. II - Annex F of Texas] for local
LEPCs/SERCs for representative county/parish.
H. RESPONSIBLE PARTY RESPONSE POLICY
Under OPA 90, the responsible party has primary responsibility
for cleanup of a discharge. The response shall be conducted in
accordance with their applicable response plan. Section 4201(a) of
OPA 90 states that an owner or operator of a facility participating
in removal efforts shall act in accordance with the National
Contingency Plan and the applicable response plan required.
Section 4202 of OPA 90 states that these response plans shall:
" (i) be consistent with the requirements of the National
Contingency Plan and Area Contingency Plans;
"(ii) identify the qualified individual having full authority
to implement removal actions, and require immediate
communications between that individual and the appropriate
Federal official and the persons providing personnel and
equipment pursuant to clause (iii);
"(iii) identify, and ensure by contract or other means
approved by the President, the availability of private
personnel and equipment necessary to remove to the maximum
extent practicable a worst-case discharge (including a
discharge resulting from fire or explosion), and to mitigate
or prevent a substantial threat of such a discharge;
" (iv) describe the training, equipment testing, periodic
unannounced drills, and response actions of persons on the
vessel or at the facility, to be carried out under the plan to
ensure the safety of the vessel or the facility and to
mitigate or prevent the discharge, or substantial threat of a
discharge;
"(v) be updated periodically; and
"be resubmitted for approval of each significant change."
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Each owner or operator of a tank vessel or facility required
by OPA 90 to submit a response plan shall do so in accordance with
applicable regulations. Facility and tank vessel response plan
regulations, including plan requirements, are located in 33 CFR
Parts 154 and 155 and 40 CFR Part 112, respectively.
NOTE: Non-Transportation Related Facility Response Plans are
evaluated and maintained by USEPA Region VI Emergency Response
Branch in Dallas, Texas.
As defined in OPA 90, each responsible party for a vessel or
a facility from which oil is discharged, or which poses a
substantial threat of a discharge, into or upon the navigable
waters or adjoining shorelines or the exclusive Economic Zone is
liable for the removal costs and damages specified in Subsection
(b) of Section 1002 of OPA 90. Any removal activity undertaken by
a responsible party must be consistent with the provisions of the
NCP, the Regional Contingency Plan (RCP), the Area Contingency
Plan, and the applicable response plan required by OPA 90. If
directed by the FOSC at any time during removal activities, the
responsible party must act accordingly.
Each responsible party for a vessel or facility from which a
hazardous substance is released, or which poses a substantial
threat of a discharge, is liable for removal costs as specified in
the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA) (42 U.S.C. 9601 et seq.).
The responsible party is required to respond immediately to
cleanup or mitigate the effects of the discharge and is liable for
the government's removal costs and damages as specified in OPA.
Any action by a responsible party engaging in removal activities
must be consistent with the provisions of the NCP, the RP's
response plan required by OPA.
I. STATES RESPONSIBLE PARTY POLICY
Under development
J. ROLE OF FEDERAL RESPONSE AGENCIES
Federal agencies listed in paragraph (f) of this section, have
duties established by statute, executive order, or Presidential
directive which may apply to federal response actions following, or
in prevention of, the discharge of oil or release of hazardous
substance, pollutant, or contaminant. Some of these agencies also
have duties relating to the restoration, rehabilitation,
replacement, or acquisition of equivalent natural resources injured
or lost as a result of such discharge or release. The NRT, RRT,
and Area Committee organizational structure, and the NCP, RCP, and
ACPs provide for agencies to coordinate with each other in carrying
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out these duties.
(a) Federal agencies may be called upon by an FOSC during response
planning and implementation to provide assistance in their
respective areas of expertise, as described in paragraph (f) of
this section, consistent with the agencies' capabilities and
authorities.
(b) In addition to their general responsibilities, federal
agencies should:
(1) Make necessary information available to the secretary of
the NRT, RRT, Area Committees, and OSCs.
(2) Provide representatives to the NRT and RRT and otherwise
assist RRT and OSCs, as necessary, in formulating RCP and ACP.
(c) Inform the NRT, RRT, and Area Committees, consistent with
national security considerations, of changes in the availability of
resources that would affect the operations implemented under this
plan.
(d) All federal agencies are responsible for reporting releases of
hazardous substances from facilities or vessels under their
jurisdiction or control in accordance with section 103 of CERCLA.
(e) All federal agencies are encouraged to report releases of
pollutants or contaminants or discharges of oil from facilities or
vessels under their jurisdiction or control to the NARC.
(f) The participating Federal agencies, whose capabilities are
outlined below, may be requested by the FOSC to provide assistance
during or implementation of a response:
U.S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA) has scientific and technical
capability to measure, evaluate, and monitor, either on the ground
or by use of aircraft, situations where natural resources including
soil, water, wildlife and vegetation have been impacted by
hazardous substances and other natural or man-made emergencies.
The USDA may be contacted through the U.S. Forest Service emergency
staff officers who are the designated members of the RRT.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, through the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provides scientific support for
response and contingency planning in coastal and marine area,
including assessments of the hazards that may be involved,
predictions of movement and dispersion of oil and hazardous
substances through trajectory modeling, and information on the
sensitivity of coastal environments to oil and hazardous
substances. In addition, NOAA provides expertise on living marine
resources and their habitats, including endangered species, marine
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mammals, and National Marine Sanctuaries.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) has responsibility to take all
action necessary with respect to releases where either the release
is on, or the sole source of the release is from, any facility or
vessel under DOD jurisdiction, custody, or control. DOD may also
provide, consistent with its operational requirements and upon
request of the FOSC, locally deployed Navy oil spill equipment and
assistance to other federal agencies. The U.S. NAVY (USN) also
provides expertise in ship salvage, shipboard damage control and
diving. The USN has an array of specialized equipment and
personnel that can be used for collection, containment, and removal
of oil and hazardous substances.
U.S. FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (FEMA) provides advice and
assistance to the FOSC on coordinating civil emergency planning and
mitigation efforts to other federal agencies, state and local
governments, and the private sector. In the event of a major
disaster declaration or emergency determination by the President,
FEMA will coordinate all federal disaster or emergency action with
the FOSC under Federal Response Plan (FRP). See subpart K- Region
VI RCP for more details.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (HHS) is responsible
for providing assistance on matters related to the assessment of
health hazards at a response and protection of response workers and
public health.
U.S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR (DOI) has jurisdiction over the National
Park System, National Wildlife Refuges, fish hatcheries, public
lands, and certain water projects in this area. The Regional
Environmental Officer (REO) manages the department's materials
spills and oversees the department's responsibilities as a trustee
for natural resources. Trustee responsibilities include devising
and carrying out a plan for restoration, rehabilitation, or
acquisition of equivalent natural resources and to carry out damage
assessment. The department may become involved in spill response
once contacted through the REOs who are designated members of the
RRT. DOI provides specific advise as follows:
U.S. Geological Survey (USGC): Geology, hydrology (ground and
surface waters), and natural hazards.
Bureau of Land Management (BLM): Minerals, soils, vegetation,
wildlife, habitat, archaeology, wilderness, hazardous materials,
etc.
Mineral Management Service (MMS): Staff facilities for Outer
Continental Shelf oversight. Possess information on fish and
wildlife resources, habitats, and harvest activities.
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Bureau of Mines (BOM): Analysis and identification of
inorganic hazardous substances and technical expertise in metals
and metallurgy relevant to site cleanup.
National Park Service (NPS): Biological and general natural
resources expertise.
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA): Coordination for activities
affecting Indian land, shellfish harvest areas, and cultural sites.
Assistance in identifying Indian tribal government officials.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ) can provide expert legal advise on
complicated legal questions arising from discharges or releases and
federal agency responses. DOJ represents the federal government,
including its agencies, in litigation relating to discharges.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR (DOL)/OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) provides advice and assistance to EPA and
other NRT/RRT agencies as well as to the FOSC regarding hazards to
persons engaged in response activities. Technical assistance may
include review of safety plans and work practices and help with
other compliance questions. OSHA may also take any other action
necessary to ensure that employees are properly protected at
response activities. Questions about occupational safety and
health at these sites should be referred to OSHA regional offices.
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (USAGE) provides expertise in
specialized equipment and personnel for maintaining navigation
channels, removing navigation obstructions, and maintaining
hydroelectric facilities. USAGE oversees the permitting of moorage
sites for response vessels.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) provides response expertise
pertaining to transportation of oil or hazardous substances by all
modes of transportation. DOT's responsibilities also include:
* Reconstructing and repairing interstate highways as a
result of accidental, natural disaster, or other emergency
* Removing obstruction/encroachments from interstate
highway rights of way
* Closing interstate highways and restricting travel when
there is danger to traffic
K. ROLE OF STATE RESPONSE AGENCIES
See Annex A-V-7 through A-V-18 Section F for each individual
state response agencies role.
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L. ROLE OF INDIAN TRIBES
Spills may affect tribes by either occurring on or near a
reservation, or by threatening treaty reserved resources (including
habitat) or cultural areas. There are three federally recognized
Indian Tribes in Texas, 28 in Oklahoma, 22 in New Mexico, three in
Louisiana, and zero in Arkansas; each has governmental
responsibilities on their respective reservation. Most have active
police departments which have some system of emergency response,
usually including trained volunteer first aid responders working in
conjunction with a volunteer fire department. See Vol. II - Annex
F of specified state(s) for more details.
M. VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS
Volunteer Organizations' roles in oil and hazardous substances
spill response have been evolving in recent years as organizations
have become more sophisticated, better trained, and have
demonstrated the capacity to provide valuable assistance in clean
up and response activities.
Human health and safety is the first priority in making a
decision to use volunteers. Training requirements regarding OSHA
must be compiled with before using volunteers. OSHA requires
volunteers to have a minimum of 24 hours of training to work during
an emergency. Forty hours of training is required once the event
is declared an emergency. (For job duties and responsibilities
with a low magnitude of risk, fewer than the designated 24 or 40
hours of training may be appropriate.)
Because hazards to volunteers vary depending on the task they
perform and where they will be located during their operation, the
level of training required varies. Only those volunteers who have
been trained to meet the minimum requirements will be allowed on
site. Any existing State(s) policies utilizing volunteers will be
deferred to in the decision making-process.
EPA recognizes that during an oil spill some individuals,
groups, or volunteer organizations may be available locally for
response activities other than wildlife rescue and rehabilitation,
such as beach clean-up, communications, etc. At present, the EPA
does not have a plan for the training or management of these
volunteers. Some LEPCs may have a plan for the management of
volunteers. EPA will investigate options for the training and
management of volunteers and work with the appropriate state and
local agencies to develop a volunteer management plan for non-
wildlife volunteers in the event that it is needed for a major
spill.
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N. WILDLIFE VOLUNTEERS
Oiled bird rehabilitation involves an intensive crisis-
oriented response requiring prompt action, an experienced
management team, specialized medical expertise and equipment and a
tremendous investment of human resources. It is necessary to treat
both the internal and the external effects of oil exposure.
During and oil spill response the minimum requirements must be
met:
* Assessment - consult with the contractor and federal and
state agencies to determine priorities, identify problem
areas and established a response plan.
* Retrieval - retrieval for equipment, safety and
procedures for handling wild birds.
* Facilities Set-up - identifying an appropriate
rehabilitation facility.
* Training - training for volunteers and contractor and
agency personnel in wildlife handling and care, and
safety concerns.
* Facility and Case Load Management - establishing and
directing operations control, medical, cleaning, and
rehabilitation areas within the facility.
To meet these current demands for the above services, this
Area Contingency Plan has made available to the government agencies
and industry a listing of various wildlife rehabilitation agencies.
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incident specific team will relate to the operational requirements
of a discharge or release response. Each federal agency
represented on the NRT is also represented on the RRT. In
addition, each state in the federal Region has membership on the
RRT.
1. During periods when the RRT is not activated for a
removal incident, the representatives of the EPA and USCG
shall act as co-chairmen. When the RRT is activated for
response actions, the chairman shall be the EPA or USCG
representative, based on whether the discharge or release
occurs in the inland zone or the coastal zone, unless
otherwise agreed upon by the co-chairmen.
2. Each participating agency should designate one member and
at least one alternate member to the RRT. All agencies
and states may also provide additional representatives as
observers to meetings of the RRT.
3. RRT members should designate representatives from their
agencies to work with the FOSC in developing local
contingency plans, providing for the use of the agency's
resources, and to respond to discharges and releases.
4. Federal regional and local plans should adequately
provide the OSC with assistance from the federal
agencies, commensurate with agency resources,
capabilities, and responsibilities. During a response
action, the members of the RRT should seek to make
available the resources of their agencies to the FOSC.
5. Affected states are encouraged to participate actively in
all RRT activities, to designate representatives to work
with the RRT and FOSC in developing regional, area and
local plans; to plan for and make available state
resources; and to serve as the contact point for
coordination with local government agencies.
6. The standing RRT will serve to recommend changes to the
regional response organization,- to revise the regional
plan; to evaluate the preparedness of the agencies; and
to evaluate the effectiveness of local plans for response
to discharges and releases. The RRT should:
(a) Conduct advance planning for use of dispersants,
surface collecting agents, burning agents, biological
additives, or other chemical agents.
(b) Continuously review regional and local responses to
discharges or releases, considering available legal
remedies, equipment, readiness, and coordination among
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responsible public agencies and private organizations.
(c) Recommend revisions of the NCP to the NRT, based on
observations of regional response operations.
(d) Review FOSC actions to ensure regional, area and
local contingency plans are developed in a satisfactory
manner.
(e) Be prepared to respond to major discharges or
releases outside the Region.
(f) Meet at lease semiannually to review response
actions carried out during the preceding period, and to
consider changes in regional, area and local contingency
plans.
(g) Provide letter reports on their activities to the
NRT twice a year. At a minimum, reports should summarize
recent activities, organizational changes, operational
concerns, and efforts to improve state and local
coordination.
(h) Encourage the state, area and local response
communities to improve their preparedness for response.
(i) Conduct training exercises as necessary to ensure
preparedness of the response community within the region.
7. Whenever there is insufficient national policy guidance
on a matter before the RRT, a technical matter requiring
solution, a question concerning interpretation of the
plan, or a disagreement on discretionary actions between
RRT members that cannot be resolved at the regional
level, the matter may be referred to the NRT for advice
or resolution.
C. AREA COMMITTEES
The primary role of the Area Committee is to act as a
preparedness and planning body. Area Committees are made up of
experienced environmental/response representatives from Federal,
State and local government agencies with definitive
responsibilities for the area's environmental integrity. Each
member is empowered by their own agency to make decisions on behalf
of the agency and to commit the agency to carrying out roles and
responsibilities as described in this plan. The predesignated
Federal On-Scene Coordinator for the area will serve as chairman of
the Committee. He/she will designate general direction and
guidance for the Committee. The FOSC should solicit the advice of
the RRT to determine appropriate representatives from federal and
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state agencies. The Area Committee is encouraged to solicit
advice, guidance, or expertise from all appropriate sources and
establish subcommittees as necessary to accomplish the preparedness
and planning tasks. Subcommittee participants may include facility
owners/operators, shipping company representatives, cleanup
contractors, emergency response officials, marine pilots
associations, academia, environmental groups, consultants, response
organizations and concerned citizens. The FOSC will appoint the
subcommittee members. The FOSC directs the Area Committee's
development and maintenance of the Area Contingency Plan.
NOTE: For purpose of this plan the Area Committee is the EPA
Region VI Regional Response Team (RRT) and the predesignated FOSC
is Donald Smith, OSC, EPA Region VI - Emergency Response Branch.
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ANNEX B - ORGANIZATION
APPENDIX II RESPONSE ORGANIZATION
Each of the responsible agencies within this area maintain response
teams. These teams are deployed as first responder for their
respective agencies.
I. FEDERAL
A. COAST GUARD MARINE SAFETY OFFICE RESPONSE TEAMS
MSOs (Memphis, Tennessee; St. Louis, Missouri; Morgan City/New
Orleans, Louisiana; Corpus Christi/Port Arthur/Galena
Park/Galveston, Texas) maintain and manage emergency response teams
for response to discharges of oil and hazardous substances. These
teams vary in size based on the nature of the incident. In all
cases, they are tasked with assessing the discharge to determine
response measures, monitor and supervise pollution countermeasures,
deploy pollution control equipment as available and necessary until
a contractor arrives, document all phases of response, conduct
investigations, and act for the FOSC until their arrival.
B. USEPA Region VI Federal On-Scene Coordinator
EPA Region VI has predesignated Federal On-Scene Coordinators
(FOSC) to coordinate and direct federal responses and removal
actions consistent to the NCP. The FOSC in EPA Region VI has a
contractor known as the EPA Technical Assistance Team (TAT) which
provides technical oversight at spills and uncontrolled hazardous
waste sites. Requests for the TAT are made via the EPA. Once on
site, the TAT will report the situation to the respective EPA OSC
who then decides whether an EPA OSC needs to be on scene.
II. SPECIAL TEAMS AND OTHER ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO OSCs
This section identified the Special Forces available for
response and information to assist with an oil or hazardous
substance discharge. Each appendix listed below identifies a
Special Forces and outlines the capabilities and limitations of
each. The Area Committees shall ensure current addresses and
telephone numbers area listed for each Special Force.
A. GSA
The General Service Administration (GSA) provides logistical
and telecommunications support to the Federal establishment. An
MOU specifically delineates the responsibility of GSA to provide
assistance to EPA, USCG and other members agencies of the NRT to
the NCP who would be tasked by the EPA/USCG FOSC in a response
situation to implement the NCP. It sets forth the procedures to be
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followed by EPA, USCG, member agencies of the NRT, and GSA when
requested to support those plans. Upon request or tasking by the
FOSC GSA shall provide a full range of timely logistical and
telecommunications support to the Federal response effort in
accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), the GSA
Acquisition Regulations (GSAR), as amended, and relevant public
laws so that the Field Office may be operational no later than 48
hours after the request is received by GSA. Some of those services
are: Space; Office Furniture and equipment; Office supplies;
Transportation; Communications; Printing/Graphic and Reproduction
Services; Advisory Personnel; Procurement of Staff Quarters; and
Other services such as preliminary damage assessments; clean-up
contractor services; specialized technical support. (See Annex K -
MOUs for more details.)
B. USCG NSFCC
The USCG National Strike Forces Coordination Center, located
in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, coordinates the three Coast
Guard Strike Teams (Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific). The three Strike
Teams provide trained personnel and specificized equipment to
assist the FOSC in training for spill response, stabilizing and
containing the spill, and in monitoring or directing the response
actions of the responsible parties and/or contractors. The FOSC
has a specific team designated for initial contact and may contact
that team directly for any assistance. The NSFCC can provide the
following support to the FOSC:
(1) Technical assistance, equipment and other resources to augment
the FOSC staff during spill response.
(2) Assistance in coordinating the use of private and public
resources in support of the FOSC during a response to or a threat
of a worst case discharge of oil or hazardous substance.
(3) Review of the Area Contingency Plan, including an evaluation
of equipment readiness and coordination among responsible public
agencies and private organizations.
(4) Assistance in locating spill response resources for both
response and planning, using the NSFCC's national and international
computerized inventory of spill response resources.
(-5) Coordination and evaluation of pollution response exercises.
(6) Inspection of district prepositioned pollution response
equipment.
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C. PIAT
The Public Information Assist Team (PIAT) is an element of the
NSFCC staff which is available to assist FOSCs to meet the demand
for public information during a response or exercise. Its use is
encouraged any time the FOSC requires outside public affairs
support. Requests for PIAT assistance may be made through the
NSFCC or NRC.
US NAVY
The U.S. Navy (USN) is the Federal agency most knowledgeable
and experienced in ship salvage, shipboard damage control, and
diving. The USN has extensive array of specialized equipment and
personnel available for use in these areas as well as specialized
containment, collection, and removal equipment specifically
designed for salvage related and open sea pollution incidents.
The Supervisor of Salvage (SUPSALV) can provide salvage
expertise and maintains a warehouse on each coast stockpiled with
salvage and response gear. (SEE NSFCC Spill Response Resource
Inventor (SRRI) for listing of SUPSALV equipment).
Individual navy facilities also locally stockpile some
response equipment, which also are listed in the SRRI.
D. SSC
NOAA Scientific Support Coordinators (SSCs) are the principal
advisor to the FOSC for scientific community, and coordination of
requested for assistance from State and Federal agencies regarding
scientific studies. The SSC leads a scientific team and strives
for a consensus on scientific issues affecting the response but
ensures the differing opinions within the community are
communicated to the FOSC. The SSC can also assist the FOSC with
information relating to spill movements and trajectories. The NOAA
SSC serves as the FOSC's liaison between damage assessment data
collection efforts and data collected in support of response
operations. The SSC leads the synthesis and integration of
environmental information required for spill response decisions in
support of the FOSC, coordinating with State representatives,
appropriate trustees and other knowledgeable local representatives.
E. ERT
The EPA's Environmental Response Team (ERT) has expertise in
treatment technology, biology, chemistry, hydrology, geology, and
engineering. The ERT can provide the FOSC access to special
equipment to deal with chemical releases, and can provide the FOSC
with advice concerning hazard evaluation, multimedia sampling and
analysis, risk assessment, on-site safety, cleanup techniques,
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water supply decontamination and protection, use of dispersants,
environmental assessment, degree of cleanup required, and the
disposal of contaminated materials. The ERT also officer various
training course to prepare response personnel.
F. ATSDR
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR)
maintains appropriate disease/exposure registries, provides medial
care and testing of individuals during public health emergencies,
develops, maintains, and informs the public concerning the effects
of toxic substances, maintains a list of restricted or closed areas
due to contamination, conducts research examining the relationship
between exposure and illness, and conducts health assessments at
most hazardous substances at CERCLA sites, develops guidelines for
toxicological profiles of hazardous substances, and develops
educational materials related to the health effects of toxic
substances. ATSDR resources are an important tool for the FOSC to
use in assessing the possible effects of an environmental emergency
on the public's health.
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ANNEX B - ORGANIZATION
APPENDIX III COMMAND, CONTROL AND COMMUNICATION
This section gives an overview of various aspects of
Management, Control, and Communications issues in a spill response
situation. Management and Control addresses the Incident Command
System (ICS) , and the use of a Unified Managment System (UMS) . The
process for using Communications is discussed in terms of how to
best address the emergent and long-term communications needs of a
large spill response organization and will be consistent to the
NCP.
I. INTRODUCTION TO THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
Many systems exist throughout the nation for the command and
control of resources at emergency incidents. The States, Captain
of the Ports have adopted the Incident Command System and the
Unified Command Structure, whereby Environmental Protection Agency
within Region VI have adopted the Incident Command System (ICS) and
the Unified Management System (UMS) as their basic model.
II. RELATIONSHIP OF THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM TO THE NATIONAL
INTERAGENCY INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The ICS is a functional component of a larger program, the
National Interagency Incident Management System (NIIMS), which was
developed during the 1970s for the interagency management of large
forest fires. The ICS, although less complex than the NIIMS, is
still an "all risk" management system designed to allow for the
day-to-day management of response efforts from the very small or
routine to the largest incidents involving multi-agency
jurisdictions.
III. COMMONALITY OF ICS STRUCTURES AND TERMS
The ICS concept is based on commonality. All agencies use the
same terminology, organizational structure, and charges. When
agencies meet during an emergency there is a clear understanding of
the chain-of-command and information flow. Finally, ICS builds
upon teamwork, coordination, and cooperation between all entitities
involved, or potentially involved, in an incident.
IV. UNIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Depending on the size and complexity of the incident, a
Unified Management System may be used involving representatives of
the federal and state government, industry and where appropriate
local government and tribes. A Unified Management Syste is called
for when the incident is multi-jurisdictional in nature, (e.g.,
when public safety and welfare, as well as environmental damage,
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has taken place or is imminent) .
Under the Unified Management System, the three key On-scene
Coordinators (OSC) federal, state, and industry, will share
decision-making as Incident Commanders in the command post and
consult with each other regarding spill response and cleanup
management issues. Participation in the Unified Management System
does not mean that agencies such as the USCG, EPA, States of Texas,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, which have roles and
responsibilities set by Federal and state statute, are
relinquishing or surrendering their authority. The FOSC has the
ultimate authority in a response operation and will exert this
authority only if the other members of the unified management
system are not present or are unable to reach consensus within a
reasonable timeframe.
The Unified Management System is a consistent, systematic
means of organizing a variety of agencies, having jurisdictional
responsibilities surrounding and incident into one concerted
effort. The concept offers uniform and trackable procedures that
enable all emergency response agencies to perform their roles
effectively, yet in unison. A Unified Command is intended to be
located as close to the site of the spill as practicable, without
interfering in the actual spill cleanup activities.
V. APPLICATION OF ICS TO OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Oil spill response requires the coordination, participation,
and support of all members of the Unified Management. Each
organization participating in the Unified Management System must be
consistent with the NCP and has a command and control organization
under which it operates. Some of the components solely support
internal operations and management while others share a common
purpose that can be best served by early integration and
coordination with like components of the public response agencies.
By integrating response management in clearly defined unites early
in the response, consensus and mobilization can be more quickly
achieved and limited resources can be combined to reduce
duplication of effort and enhance response performance and
perception by the public. Stated earlier, there are five major
functional areas. The following is a description of the roles and
responsibilities by functions applied to a major oil spill under
the unified management. As noted, the magnitude and complexity of
the emergency dictates which functional area is activated and to
what level. For example, the objectives and tactics for on-water
skimming operations would be agreed to by the unified commanders
and logistics support needs would identified. The tactics and
plans for on-water skimming will be developed in the planning
branch of the ICS and implemented by the operation branch.
Manpower, equipment, and delivery in support of the skimming
operations will be the responsibility of the logistics branch.
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APPENDIX IV INCIDENT COMMAND STRUCTURE (ICS)
NOTE: All response and removal actions under the guidance of the
ICS/VMS must be consistent to the NCP.
I. ICS OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
The design requirements of the ICS for application to oil
spill response area as follows:
• Provide for a Unified Management System with multi-
jurisdiction/ multiple agency involvement.
• Organizational structure that can be adapted to an oil spill
located an any location in or adjacent to areas addressed by
an Area Contingency Plans (USCG and/or EPA) and Facility
Response Plans.
• Can be applicable and acceptable to users throughout the
States (i.e. Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and
Texas).
• Should be readily adaptable to new technology.
• Must be able to expand in a logical manner from an initial
response situation.
• Must have basic common elements in organization, terminology,
and procedures. This allows for the maximum application and
use of already developed qualifications and standards, and
ensures continuation of a total mobility concept.
• Implementation should cause the least possible disruption to
existing systems.
• Must be effective in fulfilling all of the above requirements
and yet be simple enough to ensure low operational maintenance
costs.
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II. ICS PROCESS
ICS distinguishes three phases of response operations: the
crisis or emergency phase, the transition, and the project phase.
It is critical to the success of the response operation that the
incident be turned from a crisis into a project within 24 hours.
Each phase has several primary objectives:
• CRISIS PHASE:
- Account for the protect personnel
- Identify and control the source
- Initiate and carry out emergency response operations
• TRANSITION PHASE:
- Consolidate all operations in a centralized Command Post
- Allow for industry "parachute teams" to transition into
command structure established by federal, state and local
RP.
• PROJECT PHASE
- Understand the problem
- Prepare and Incident Action Plan (IAP) that describes
activities and resources
- Implement the IAP on a day to day basis
III. ACTION PLANS
Every incident needs some sort of consolidated action plan.
Written action plans are usually required when resources from
multiple agencies are used, when several jurisdictions are
involved, or when changes in shifts of personnel or equipment are
required. The action plan should cover all strategic goals, all
tactical objectives, and all support activities needed during the
entire operational period. In prolonged incidents, it may be
necessary to develop action plans covering specific operational
periods.
IV. SPAN OF CONTROL
Another important component of an effective emergency
management system is a manageable span-of-control. Span-of-control
is defined as the number of subordinates one supervisor can manage
effectively. Guidelines for the desirable range are from three to
seven persons; the optimum number is five subordinates per
supervisor.
Command officers must anticipate span-of-control problems and
prepare for them -- especially during rapid build-up of incident
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organizations. Effective management is difficult if too many
people are reporting to one supervisor.
V. INCIDENT FACILITIES
Designated incident facilities -- such as a Command Post (CP) ,
and incident base, or a staging area -- may be established based on
the requirements of the incident. The Incident Commander
determines when these facilities are established and where they are
located.
The CP is the location from which all incident operations are
directed. Only one CP is required per incident. Government and
private entities should be co-located at the CP to make planning
and communications easier. The communications center is usually
established at the CP. Incident base(s) are used for large oil
spills affecting a large geographical area and provide staging ares
for equipment and personnel (i.e., small craft launching area,
shoreline cleanup access point).
VI. COMPONENTS OF AN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The ICS organizational structure develops in modular fashion
from the top down at any incident. Five functional areas, which
are implemented as the need develops, are command, operations,
logistics, planning, and finance. The Command junction is always
established. The specific ICS organizational structure for any
incident, is based on the incident's management needs.
Under the unified management concept, all involved entities
contribute to the management process. Overall goals, planning
tactical objectives, conducting integrated tactical operation, and
maximizing the use of all available resources are decided jointly.
Under OPA 90, the Federal On-Scene Coordinator (FOSC), is
designated as having the ultimate responsibility related to
directing oil spill response objectives and strategies.
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APPENDIX V ICS COMPONENTS AND ORGANIZATION
I. ICS COMPONENTS
The ICS has a number of components. These components working
together interactively provide the basis for an effective ICS
concept of operation:
Common terminology
Modular organization
Integrated communications
Unified management system
Consolidated action plans
Manageable span of control
Designated incident facilities
Comprehensive resource management
II. ICS ORGANIZATION
The ICS has five major functional areas
Command
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance
A. COMMAND STAFF POSITIONS
The Incident Command Staff consists of the following functions:
Incident Commander (1C)
Safety Officer (SO)
Liaison Officer (LO)
Public Information Officer (PIO)
Technical Advisors
The roles and responsibilities of each of the command staff
positions are as follows:
• The 1C, is designated by the public agency or responsible
party as the person with the authority to direct and agree to
unified tactical and strategic decisions related to the
response. The responsible party, federal, state and where
appropriate, local government and tribes, will have pre-
designated ICs who will form the unified management system.
• The SO assesses the safety hazards and develops measures to
ensure personnel safety. The SO has the authority to by-pass
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the chain of command when it is necessary to correct unsafe
acts immediately.
• The LO is the point of contact for assisting or coordinating
agencies.
• The PIO is responsible for interfacing with his/her
counterparts in the unified management, media, and appropriate
agencies.
• The Technical Advisory staff is responsible for providing
technical advice to the FOSC in accordance with their National
Contingency Plan responsibilities.
The specific roles and responsibilities of each Command Staff
position are described below.
1) INCIDENT COMMAND (1C)
1) Assess the incident priorities.
2) Determine in cooperation with the other incident
commanders the strategic goals and tactical objectives.
3) Develop or approve the incident action plan and
implements those portions for which his/her agency is
responsible.
4) Develop 1C structure within his/her agency appropriate
for the incident.
5) Assess response needs in cooperation with other ICs;
order, deploy, and release needed resources and identify
appropriate assignment of personnel within the ICS
structure.
6) Serve as the ultimate incident safety officer;
responsible for preventing injuries and/or death of
response personnel.
7) Authorize information releases to the media in
cooperation with other ICs.
2. SAFETY OFFICER (SO)
1) Ensure a site safety plan is prepared and released in
coordination with unified management counterparts.
2) Assess safety hazards and unsafe situations on an ongoing
basis.
3) Ensure that response personnel are briefed daily or more
often as required regarding safety work practices.
4) Ensure all agency personnel have the training required to
participate in spill response under the OSHA regulations.
5) Provide or ensure training as necessary to meet OSHA
regulations related to worker safety.
6) Work with unified management counterparts to ensure
consistency of site safety standards.
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7) Establish with unified management counterparts,
decontamination procedures and contamination reduction
zones for all on-scene personnel and equipment.
8) Work with local public health officials regarding general
health concerns related to oil contamination (i.e.,
shoreline closures, marina closures).
9) Assess environmental conditions to determine the level of
personal protective gear required for response
operations.
3. LIAISON OFFICER (LO)
1) Serve as the initial point of contact for participating
federal, state, and local agencies with a vested interest
in the response.
2) Maintain a spill response summary distribution list for
all public and private entities requesting spill response
status reports.
3) Receive and coordinate all calls from public and private
entities offering assistance or requesting information.
4) Identify public and private concerns related to the
status and effectiveness of the spill response to the 1C.
4. PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER (PIO)
1) Establish in cooperation with counterparts in the unified
management system a press area and Joint Information
Center.
2) Serve as the central clearing point for the dissemination
of public information from the agency he/she is
representing to both the unified management and media.
3) coordination the approval of the unified managmenet prior
to releasing information to the media.
4) Organize and serve as a central clearing house for all
media tours as approved by the unified managment.
5} Organize and conduct unified command media briefings.
6) Resolve conflicting information and identify media
concerns to the unified management.
B. GENERAL STAFF POSITIONS
The General Staff is organized into four functional sections
each with a designated Chief. The General Staff functions consist
of the following; 1) Planning, 2) Operations, 3) Logistics, and 4)
Finance. Within the four General Staff sections designated
specific functions can be increased or decreased to meet the needs
of the response. Within each section further division can occur
into units. The determination as to whether it is appropriate to
develop unit groups is predicated on the complexity of the area
that the unit will be addressing and the span of control. As an
example, wide spread shoreline impacts of oil will typically
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require the formation of a unit due to the number of cleanup crews
required and the different cleanup protocols required for the
different shoreline types.
Federal, state, and responsible party representatives will all
work together at the section level to achieve common goals and also
represent their specific perspective. However, each section only
has one chief that reports to the 1C. For instance, in Finance,
you might have the RP representative organizing the company's
financial resources, the state representative insuring proper state
accounting procedures are implemented, and the FOSC representative
providing guidance on what is acceptable under the OPA Fund
process. The Section Chief could be any one of the three.
During large or complex events it is important to remember the
guidelines for effective span of control addressed in the ICS
introduction. The roles and-responsibilities of the General Staff
section Chiefs are as follows:
1. PLANNING
Definition: Planning is responsible for the collection,
evaluation, dissemination, and use of information about the
development of the incident and the status of resources.
When faced with a complex or rapidly escalating incident, the
1C will require assistance from the ICS Planning section. A wide
range of factors may impact on incident operations. Planning must
include an assessment of the present and projected situation.
Proactive incident management is highly dependent on an accurate
assessment of the incident's potential and prediction of likely
outcomes. In addition to assessment of the situation status, there
is a critical need to maintain information about resources to the
incident and projected resource requirements. Planing members from
the EPA, the affected state, the responsible party, and appropriate
local government, should convene as quickly as possible to
facilitate the pooling of knowledge regarding the habitats at risk,
key booming strategies and their priorities, and facility safety,
stability, and salvage, to name a few.
The planning section must develop effective plans for both the
near and long term time frames. Breaking the planned response into
12, 24, 36, and 60 hour time frames initially will assist the
Unified Management System in formulating the initial incident
action plan. By working together early in the event, the combined
knowledge of the current natural environment, spill status and
response resources from all parties in the Unified Management
System will hasten an efficient response. By early integration in
planning we hope to quickly reach an early consensus of the Unified
Incident Commanders as to a plan of action.
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It is critical that the Planning Section Chief anticipate the
needs of the spill response for both the current status and what is
anticipated days and weeks into the future. Feedback from the
Operations Section on the effectiveness of the spill response is
critical to effectively complete this task. (The Planning Section
Chief is usually occupied by the state because of its jurisdiction
and expertise in volunteer management, natural resource protection
and disposal. Close coordination is required with Federal Natural
Resource Agencies.)
2. OPERATIONS
Definition: Operations is responsible for management of all
tactical operations at the incident.
Operations is the tactical implementing force for the
objectives and strategies developed in planning and agreed to by
the Unified Managers. The Operations Section expands to meet the
needs of the incident action plan. It is critical that the
planning and operations sections have early consultation to insure
the tactical operations envisioned in planning can be implemented
based upon existing response resource capabilities and conditions.
The Operations Sections Chief must insure that tactical objectives
are organized into compatible branches within the Operations
section and that each branch incorporate the.appropriate members
from the Unified Management agencies and/or their contractors.
2. LOGISTICS
Definition: Logistics is responsible for providing facilities,
services, and materials for the incident.
As incidents grow in size, complexity, and duration, the
logistical needs of the operating forces also increase. Even in a
relatively simple oil spill, there are requirements for lodging,
food, drinking water for fluid replacement, and provision of
emergency medical care for response personnel. When faced with a
major incident, such as a very large oil spill affecting several
hundred miles of shoreline, the logistical requirements are
significant. Long duration incidents of any type require
provisions for feeding personnel, toilet facilities, refueling of
apparatus, and a myriad of other service and support resources.
The potential magnitude of the service and support
requirements may indicate that the 1C delegate the functional
authority for Logistics to maintain an effective span of control
and an acceptable workload.
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4. FINANCE
Definition: Finance is responsible for tracking all incident costs
and evaluating the financial considerations of the incident.
Financial considerations are not always a major factor during
most incident operations. However, when a department or private
entity is involved in any incident that requires the use of
private-sector resources or incidents where agencies involved in
response will be seeking reimbursement, the financial
considerations can be extensive.
C. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
The specific responsibilities of each section chief and the
associated units are described as follows:
1. Planning Section Chief Responsibilities;
The Planning Section Chief is responsible for information
management evaluation regarding incident status and resources. As
a part of this overall responsibility the Planning Section Chief,
performs the following functions:
1) Collects information regarding the incident with respect to
quantity and type of oil, loss rate, projected total loss
before spill is secured, weather conditions, current and
projected trajectory of oil over time.
2) Current and projected response resources and schedule of
delivery.
3) Natural, cultural, and economic resources actually impacted
and projected impacts based upon trajectory, and their
sensitivity.
4) Recommended oil spill response activity priorities.
5) Potential oil spill countermeasures (skimming, booming, etc.)
to be recommended to the unified managers.
6) Developed an effective incident action plan based upon
projected needs.
7) Modified the incident action plan to meet changing needs.
8) Anticipates changing resources needs.
9) Prepares alternative strategies and tactical operations based
on incident potential and effectiveness of current operations
(following consultation with operations chief).
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10) Develop units within the section to meet the needs of the
spill.
11) Identify to the 1C specific areas where assistance is reburied
from the staff of the other represented Unified Managers.
Planning Components
Because of the complexity and number of issues that the
Planning Section is responsible for, the Planning Section Chief
usually is required to form units to maintain the proper span of
control and avoid being overwhelmed. The recommended subdivisions
are illustrated as units.
a. Situation Status Unit:
The Situation Status Unit is responsible for analysis of the
situation as it progresses, through the recording and evaluation of
information about the current status of the incident. Information
addressed by this unit should include:
1) Quantity and type of oil lost
2) Loss rate, if continuing
3) Projected total loss of oil before spill is secured
4) Weather and water conditions
5) Current oil location and projected trajectory over time
b. Resource Unit:
The Resource Unit is responsible for recording the status of
resources and volunteers committed to the incident. Major
responsibilities of this Unit are recording and evaluation of:
1) Current and projected response resources and schedule of
delivery. This includes personnel, equipment, materials,
and supplies required to meet the response strategies.
2) Impact that additional responding resources will have in
meeting the spill response objectives and/or
implementation of strategies.
3) Evaluate response resource ability to meet response
priorities established by the Unified Manager.
4) Works closely with Operations to address needs and
ongoing effectiveness of resources as well as with
logistic to assure resource availability.
5) All applicable federal and state volunteer plans must be
complied with.
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c. Environmental Unit:
The Environmental Unit is responsible for predicting potential
impacts on natural resources from the spill and developing the
specific strategic plans to be implemented by the Operations
Section. The Environmental Unit should be chaired by the person or
agency familiar with the natural resources affected by the spill.
The Environmental Unit is responsible for planning and conducting
an assessment of potential damages to natural resources from the
spill. It is important that agreement and coordination between
trustee agencies and the responsible party regarding NRDA be
accomplished early in the response. Response activities that could
reduce or mitigate resource damages need to be identified quickly
to the Planning Section Chief. NRDA protocols need to be
identified quickly to the Planning Section Chief. NRDA protocols
need to be reviewed and agreed to in the first days of the spill to
minimize duplication of effort and insure consistency of approach.
Responsibilities include:
1) Identifying sensitive natural resources and recommending
a strategy for protecting these resources, including
priorities for protection.
2) Identifying potential type and number of wildlife and
fishery resources that will require recovery and
rehabilitation based upon:
a) Species
b) Sensitivity to oil
c) Mobility
3} Capture and care protocols based upon:
a) Species
b) Location
c) Available care facilities
d) Trustee relationships
4) Identification of logistic support needs based upon 2)
and 3) above.
5) Recommending to the 1C clean up techniques and the
possibility of using dispersant (not approved for inland
spills), other chemical countermeasures, or in-situ
burning as a preventative measure. The States Dispersant
and In-Situ Burning policies and procedures will be
utilized.
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d. Disposal and Decontamination Unit:
The Disposal and Decontamination Unit is responsible for:
1) Creating a waste disposal plan
2) Insuring that wastes are properly characterized for
appropriate disposal
3) Insuring that decontamination of personnel and response
equipment is conducted with consistency and in compliance
with statutes.
e. Documentation Unit:
The main responsibilities of the Documentation Unit are to
record and protect all documents relevant to the incident.
Examples of incident documentation include: incident reports,
communication logs, injury claims, and situation status reports.
Thorough documentation is critical to post-incident analysis. Some
of these documents may originate in other sections. This unit
shall insure each section maintains and provides appropriate
documents. This unit is also responsible for gathering and
maintaining all relevant and necessary documentation associated
with the oil spill. The Legal Section may need to be consulted.
f. Demobilization Unit:
The Demobilization Unit is responsible for the development of
a plan for the demobilization of the resources committed to an
incident and assisting in the implementation of that plan. In
incidents requiring a major resource commitment, and effective,
safe, and cost-effective demobilization and return of resources to
service is dependent on adequate planning.
2. Operations Section Chief Responsibilities:
The Operations Section Chief is responsible for the direction
and coordination of all tactical operations. As a part of this
overall responsibility, operations implements, policies,
objectives, and plans that the Command and Planning Sections have
devised. Operations also:
1) Assists the 1C in developing strategic goals and tactical
objectives for the incident
2) Develops operational plans
3) Requests or releases resources through the 1C
4) Consults with the 1C about the overall incident action
plan
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5) Keeps the 1C informed of situation and resource status
within Operations
6) Supervises the unit operations
7) Provides reports on spill response countermeasures
efficiency
Operations components:
a. Staging Unit:
The Staging Unit is responsible for identifying locations from
which operations will be conducted that are appropriate to the
task. Examples include but are not limited to:
1) Shoreline cleanup staging area(s)
2) Facility support base(s)
3) Staging of equipment and supplies at key locations
4) Helicopter landing/departure areas
b. Offshore Operations (On-Water Recovery) Unit:
The Offshore Operations Unit is responsible for maintaining on
water oil recover activities and deployment of containment,
diversion and absorbing boom in locations identified. Depending
upon the size and location of the oil spill, the Offshore
Operations Unit may further focus on specific operational areas
such as:
1) Close to shore
2) Open water
3) Inland
4) Skimmer support booming
5) Diversionary booming
6) Containment booming
7) Estuary/Marsh booming
The Offshore Operation Unit is responsible for the following:
1) Coordinates delivery and deployment of skimmers
2) Provides a field status of skimming operations to the
Operations Section Chief
3) Maintains estimates of recovered oil
4} Identifies field conditions
5) Identifies logistic support needs for the skimming
operation
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6) Ground proofs booming strategies based upon field
conditions
7) Complies with booming priorities and provides realistic
booming completion times
8} Reports on the effectiveness of booming to the Operations
Section Chief.
9) Identifies boom needs, including type, length, and any
support needs
10) Proposes alternative strategies based on field results
and conditions
c. Shoreline Operations Unit:
The Shoreline Operations Unit is responsible for managing
shore side cleanup operations incompliance with the priorities and
protocols adopted by the Unified Manager. Depending upon the size
and location of the spill, the Shoreline Operations Unit may
further focus on specific areas based upon shoreline geomorphology
and/or length of shoreline needing cleanup. Examples are:
1) Marsh
2) Sandy shoreline
3) Break water
4) Cobble shoreline
5) Rocky shoreline
The Shoreline Operations Unit is responsible for the following:
1) Manages the personnel and equipment necessary to
accomplish the cleanup priorities and protocols adopted
by the Unified Manager
2) Identifies logistic support needs
3) Reports on the efficiency of the cleanup methods
4) Projects cleanup completion date
5) Requests trustee agency sign off on shoreline/beach
cleanup activities
d. Salvage Unit:
The Salvage Unit is responsible for over viewing the
coordination of the physical containment of the spilled material at
the stricken vesssel and for providing technical liaison with the
Operations Section Chief on the types of equipment and procedures
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required and the safety practices that must be followed in their
use. The principle needs for a salvage unit includes:
1) obtain up-to-date inforaration on status of emergency and
response efforts.
2) Provide the Operation Section Chief with information on
manpower, equipment, material, and supply needs for
Salvage Unit operations.
3) Plan for, organize, and direct salvage operations.
4) Ensure that personnel have the equipment, materials, and
supplies needed to carry out salvage operations in a
safe, effective, and efficient manner.
5) Coordinate strategy for any containment operations with
Emergency Action Plan
e. Air Operations Unit:
The Air Operations Unit is responsible for coordinating and
providing air support services to response personnel. The
principle needs for air support services which in a large spill,
may warrant designation as separate units includes:
1) Oil spill trajectory mapping
2) Skimmer encounter surveillance
3) Natural resources damage assessment
4) Deployment and retrieval of personnel to otherwise
inaccessible areas
5) Photodocumentation
The Air Operations Units is responsible for the following:
1) Identifies air assets and needs of the response plan
2) Coordinates with FAA as necessary
3) Coordinates flight departures and arrivals
4) Maintains a status board of flight assets and status
5) Schedules flights in compliance with Unified command
priorities
6) Maintains flight safety
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f . Wildlife Operations Unit:
The Wildlife Operations Unit will be managed by the state
natural trustee for wildlife operations and coordinating with the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and affected tribal trustees. If
deemed necessary by the Unified Commanders, the Wildlife Operations
Unit will supervise and coordinate wildlife efforts with private
wildlife rescue and rehabilitation services (i.e. Tri-State Bird
Rescue and Research, International Wildlife Research, The
International Bird Rescue Research Center, etc.). The Wildlife
Operations Unit is responsible for the recovery and rehabilitation
of wildlife impacted by the spill and may include functions such
as:
1) Marine mammals recovery
2) Marine mammals rehabilitation
3) Bird recovery
4) Bird rehabilitation
The Wildlife Operations Unit is responsible for the following:
1) Direct wildlife recovery operations
2) Maintains a central clearing point for all recovered
wildlife
3) Maintains an evidence, tagging, and storage procedure for
all wildlife recovered
4) Identifies all support needs to logistics
g. Waste Handling and Disposal Uniti
The Waste Handling and Disposal Unit is responsible for the
storage, transportation, and disposal of recovered oil, oily
debris, and other oil contaminated materials. Depending upon the
size and location of the spill. This includes:
1) Acquires the necessary permits to allow the storage of
recovered oil and contaminated material
2) Directs the storage of recovered oil and oil contaminated
materials
3) Directs the transportation of the recovered oil and
contaminated materials to an appropriate storage or
disposal facility
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4) Maintains an accurate accounting of the amount of all oil
recovered
5) Identifies all support needs to logistics. (Note: It is
essential that adequate storage containers for recovered
oil are available quickly or the cleanup effort can be
severely hampered.)
3. Logistics Section Chief Responsibilities:
The Logistics Section Chief manages service and support
resources required for the incident. The Logistics Section Chief
is responsible for all Logistics functions needed for an incident.
This individual should establish functional units when needs to
maintain an acceptable workload and span of control. Subordinate
logistics functions may be combined, when workload permits.
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The Logistics Section Chief should be assigned before
implementation of subordinate unit to prevent an excessive span of
control or information overload for the 1C. Branches may be
required within logistics to maintain span of control when all six
functional units are established.
a. Communications Unit:
The Communications Unit develops the incident communications
plan, distributes communications equipment, supervises the
communications network, and maintains/repairs communications
equipment. This branch serves a vital support junction in most
incident command systems. It is necessary to prevent hampering the
response efforts and overall coordination.
b. Medical Unit:
The Medical Unit is responsible for providing emergency medial
treatment of response personnel. This unit does not provide
treatment for the public at large. If there is a requirement for
provisions of emergency medical services for the public, this would
be an Operational function.
c. Food and Lodging Unit:
The Food and Lodging Unit provides meals and lodging for
personnel involved with an incident. This may be a significant
logistical task at major incidents and is often required even at
relatively minor incidents during severe environmental conditions
or extended operations.
d. Supply Unit:
The Supply Unit orders the equipment and supplies reburied for
incident operations and maintains ongoing inventory and control of
these resources. Equipment and supplies may include additional
boats; skimmers; or may be expendable supplies, such as Tyvek
coveralls or absorbent booms and pads, etc. Depending on the
nature and complexity of the incident, this unit may have to be
staffed by three organizations: federal, state, and responsible
party.
e. Facilities Unit:
The Facilities Unit provides fixed facilities for an incident.
Fixed facilities are most often required for incidents of long
duration, and may include:
Command Post (CP) . The CP should be large enough to
accommodate the incident commanders and their immediate
support staff. The CP should have at least tow rooms; one
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large room for support staff to work and place phone calls;
and one room large enough for the incident commanders and
other appropriate personnel to hold meetings and conferences
without being disturbed or interrupted.
Incident Base. The Base serves several functions. It is the
location where primary support activities are performed and
serves as a reporting and marshaling area for resources not
considered available for immediate assignment. The Base is
not commonly used at small or minor events. However, it may
be used during a large oil spills which effect a large
geographical area.
Other fixed facilities include: Feeding and sleeping areas
and sanitary facilities.
g. Ground Support Unit:
Ground Support Unit is responsible for fueling, maintenance or
repair of vehicles, and boats, transportation of personnel and
supplies, and preparation of an incident traffic plan if necessary
to facilitate the flow of vehicles, boats, and equipment within the
incident area.
4. Finance Section Chief Responsibilities:
The Finance Section Chief must provide for the documentation
of all incident costs, and provide guidance to the 1C on financial
issues that may have an impact on incident operations. These
responsibilities include:
1) Future payments
2) Future budgeting
3) Payment of personnel costs
4) Cost recovery
5) Timely administration of contracts
Staffing of Finance Section:
Finance is usually staffed in large-scale or complex
incidents. Since most of the activities of Finance do not require
face-to-face communications, these operations may be located remote
from the incident site.
The Finance Section Chief is responsible for all finance
functions needed for an incident. This individual should establish
junctional units when needed to maintain an adaptable workload and
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span of control. Subordinate Finance functions may be combined
when workload permits.
The Finance Section Chief should be assigned before
implementation of subordinate units to prevent an excessive span of
control or information overload for the ICs.
Finance Components:
a. Time Units:
The primary function of the Time Unit is the time keeping
reburied for personnel working at an incident. To do this
effectively each agency, the responsible party, and all contractors
will need to address this function. To the degree it is integrated
into a similar format and procedure, the entire system will work
more smoothly. To insure this happens, each agency, responsible
party, contractor, etc., should have some formalized method of
checking in and out for all personnel.
b. Procurement Unit:
When incident operations require procurement of goods or services
from vendors, the Procurement Unit manages this function.
c. Cost Unit:
The Principal functions of the Cost Unit are tracking costs,
analyzing cost data, making cost estimates, contracts, and
recommending cost-saving measures.
Note: It is critical that all parties in the Unified Command adopt
consistent cost documentation for later cost recovery from either
the responsible party. Federal, and/or State funds.
III. SUMMARY
To meet and fulfill federal and state regulatory requirements,
the organizational structure of the Facility Response Plans must
demonstrate the ability to integrate into the UMS. The specific
roles that each party to the unified command will fulfill in an
actual incident are detailed in this plan. The UMS is merely a
system for emergency response management. The effectiveness of UMS
will depend upon the leadership of the command and general support
staff deployed to a spill. The quality and organization of this
plan will greatly enhance the overall success of the response.
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ANNEX C - OPERATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
APPENDIX I COST RECOVERY AND DOCUMENTATION
Section 300.58 of the NCP outlines the types of funds which
may be available to remove certain oil and hazardous substances
discharges. For releases of oil or hazardous substances,
pollutant, or contaminant, the following provisions apply:
(1) During all phases of response, the lead agency shall
complete and maintain documentation to support all actions taken
under the ACP and to form the basis for cost recovery. In general,
documentation shall be sufficient to provide the source and
circumstances of the release, the identity of responsible parties,
the response action taken, accurate accounting of Federal, State ,
or private party cost incurred for response actions, and impacts
and potential impacts to the public health and welfare and the
environment. Where applicable, documentation shall state when the
NRC received notification of a release of a reportable quantity.
(2) The information and reports obtained by the lead agency
for Fund-financed response actions shall, as appropriate, be
transmitted to the NPFC. Copies can then be forwarded to the NRT,
members of the RRT, and others as appropriate.
The NCP contains information and procedures with regard to
both the FWPCA and the CERCLA, and contains sections dealing with
documentation and cost recovery for both acts.
A. SPILL FUNDING PROCEDURES
The area covered by this plan includes a number of funding
sources. Both FOSCs and some SOSCs have response funds set up by
their respective governments which allow them to proceed without a
willing responsible party. The following information describes
access and proper procedures for documenting federal and certain
state fund expenditures within Region VI.
B. FOSC ACCESS TO THE FEDERAL FUND
Federal removal actions are authorized by the FWPCA and CERCLA
if the required elements of jurisdiction exist. In the event of a
discharge of release, if the spiller is not acting promptly or is
not known, the FOSC may initiate federal removal under the
authority of section 311 (o) (1) of the FWPCA or section 104 (a) of
the CERCLA. The responsible party is liable for government removal
costs in accordance with section 311 (f) of the FWPCA and section
107 of the CERCLA. Section 311.58 of the National Contingency Plan
outlines the types of funds which may be available to remove
certain oil and hazardous substances discharge.
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C. OIL SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND
The Oil Pollution act of 1990 provides for a revolving fund
known as the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund. The fund is available
to federal authorities; a governor or designated state official;
federal, state, or indian tribe trustees for the removal of oil and
hazardous substances from U.S. waters when appropriate cleanup
action is not undertaken by the discharger. The fund may also be
used for assessing natural resource damage; restoration,
rehabilitation or placement of equivalent damaged resources; for
claims of uncompensated removal cost or damages; and for payment of
Federal administrative, operational and personnel costs and
expenses reasonably necessary for and incidental to the
implementation, administration, and enforcement of OPA 90 and the
FWCPA. The Coast Guard has been tasked with the administration of
this fund by Executive Order 11735. With the passage of CERCLA,
this funder should be used only for oil spill cleanup.
As predesignated FOSC of Region VI has the authority to use
the fund for oil spill response activities. In addition, federal,
state, or local agencies may use the fund for oil spill response
activities: the governor of any interested state upon request or
pursuant to an agreement may obligate the fund in an amount not to
exceed $250,000 for removal costs consistent with the National
Contingency Plan for immediate removal of a discharge or the
mitigation or prevention of substantial threat of a discharge of
oil.
D. FOSC ACCESS TO THE FUND
NOTE: For more details refer to Technical Operating Procedures for
Resource Documentation Under OPA 90, Public Law 101-380, January
1993 found in Annex M.
The following criteria must be met by the FOSC to use the Oil Spill
Liability Trust Fund:
1) Is the incident eligible for immediate removal under the
Clean Water Act, as amended by OPA 90?
2) Is the substance discharged/threatening discharge oil?
3) Did the incident occur after August 18, 1990?
4) Are the proposed actions consistent with the NCP
(including 40 CFR Part 300.305(c)'s requirement that a
reasonable effort is made to have the discharge voluntarily
and promptly perform removal actions?)
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C. STATE ACCESS TO THE FUND
NOTE: For more details refer to Technical Operating Procedures for
State Access Under OPA 90, Encl (1) to NPFCINST 16451.1 found in
Annex M.
STATE ACCESS TO OIL SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND
BACKGROUND Section 1012(d)(l) of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90) provides that the
President, upon request of the Governor of a State or his or ho* designated state official, may obligate
the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund (Fund) for payment in an amount not to exceed $250,000 per incident
for "immediate removal" costs consistent with the National Contingency Plan (NCP). The removal costs
must be required for the immediate removal of a discharge, or the mitigation or prevention of a
substantial threat of a discharge.
PAYMENT REGIMES Generally, there are three payment regimes which the States may initiate
to obtain Federal funding for oil spill incident actions:
1) DIRECT ACCESS (THROUGH FOSC) Upon request for access to the fund, the FOSC
must evaluate and approve the request prior to contacting the USCG District for a FPN/ceiling.
If access is denied, the FOSC must electronically notify the NPFC and USCG District the
following business day. If access is approved, the FOSC must ensure that the FPN/ceiling is
passed on to the State official. The State must submit source and RP investigation results to the
NPFC and FOSC for review. The State will also submit cost documentation to the FOSC to
review for consistency with the NCP and may be contacted by the NPFC to discuss questionable
costs.
2) ACTING AS FOSC CONTRACTOR State agencies may perform removal activities under
direct supervision of the FOSC. In these situations, the FOSC issues an Oil Spill Response
Authorization to the State to establish a contractual relationship and obligate the fund. With this
method of funding the State is not limited to $250,000 per incident and the FOSC is actively
directing the State's response actions.
3) CLAIMS States may submit claims for uncompensated removal costs, which may include
those salaries, equipment, and administrative costs directly related to a specific incident. Claims
payments are not limited to $250,000.
ELIGIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS The following criteria will be evaluated by the FOSC
when contacted by the State for access to the Fund:
1) Is the incident eligible for immediate removal under the Clean Water Act, as amended
by OPA 90?
2) Is the substance discharged/threatening discharge oil?
3) Did the incident occur after August 18, 1990?
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4) Is the aggregate amount of the request equal to or less than $250,000?
5) Are the proposed actions consistent with the NCP (including 40 CFR Pan 300.305(c)'s
requirement that a reasonable effort is made to have the discharger voluntarily and
promptly perform removal actions)?
6) Are the proposed level of response, proposed actions, and amounts requested appropriate
for the circumstances?
7) Has the State the means to complete the immediate removal?
If the FOSC concludes that the incident is not eligible for Federal removal under the NCP, that any of
the above criteria are not met, or otherwise does not find State access to be the appropriate mechanism
for the incident, he/she will deny the request for State access. The FOSC may conclude that the incident
is eligible for removal under the NCP, but that a Federally led response is more appropriate. If a request
for access is denied, the FOSC must, by the next business day, notify the NPFC Case Management
Division and USCG District office.
REMOVAL COSTS Funds provided to the State under OPA 90 are for "immediate removal"
of a discharge or substantial threat of a discharge. Allowable removal costs are all direct costs incurred
to prevent, minimize, and mitigate oil pollution from the specific incident, including the costs of
monitoring removal actions taken by the responsible party(ies) and the costs to prepare required
documentation. Costs must generally be incurred at the site or in support of on-site activities. State
access to the fund is for "immediate removal" costs only, and will not be utilized for long-term
removal or remediation costs, nor the cost of natural resource damage assessments.
TERMINATION OF STATE ACCESS FUNDING If, at any time after approving a request
for State access, the FOSC determines that any of the eligibility criteria listed above were not/are no
longer applicable to the immediate removal action, the FOSC may terminate State access to the fund.
In this event, the State may receive payment for its allowable removal costs that were incurred in good
faith prior to the termination. While it is expected that the State will notify the FOSC via POLREP when
the "immediate removal" is complete, the FOSC retains the authority to unilaterally declare completion
of a Federal removal and terminate further Federal funding of the removal at any time the FOSC
determines mat the immediate removal is complete.
* Reference - to be consistent with the National Contingency
Plan (NCP), the following items have to be considered for
evaluation on State access:
Quality Assurance Sampling Plan (OASP)
Health and Safety Plan (HASP)
Federal Acquisition Regulations (FARs)
EPA Acquisition Regulations (EPARs)
Removal Cost Management System (RCMS)
or
USCG cost documentation
Contracting Procedures through Maintenance Logistic
Command Atlantic (MLCA) USCG
Site Specific Inter Agency Agreement (IAG) per each event
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D. STATE OF TEXAS FUNDING
(1) The Texas Oil Spill Prevention and Response Act of 1991
(OSPRA) established the Coastal Protection Fund for the
removal of oil from State waters whenever the responsible
party has not been identified or has failed to initiate proper
removal actions.
(2) As the pre-designated SOSC for the coastal zone, the
Texas General Land Office (TGLO) has the authority to use the
fund to contain, recover, and dispose of discharged oil and to
restore or replace State natural resources damage as a result
of an oil discharge or the recovery operation.
(3) If the responsible party is unknown or has failed to
initiate proper removal actions, the FOSC and SOSC will confer
to determine whether the response will be funded using Federal
or State funds. The Coastal Protection Fund will only be
accessed when the FOSC has declined to use Federal monies for
the response or when the FOSC and the SOSC agree that use of
the State fund would be more appropriate. The SOSC has the
authority to obligate the amount of funds necessary to
conduct the removal operation.
(4) One distinct advantage of the Coastal Protection Fund is
its ability to be used to remove derelict vessels involved in
an oil spill or threatening to spill. If a vessel has sunk
and is subsequently discharging oil, or threatens to sink, the
SOSC, with the approval of TGLO Austin, declare the vessel
derelict and use the Coastal Protection Fund to have it
removed.
E. DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES
This section will be developed through separate regulations by
NOAA. Since Natural Resource Damage Assessment extend beyond the
four phases of a response as delineated in the NCP, the ACP will
rely chiefly upon NOAA for their expertise in this area.
F. LEAD ADMINISTRATIVE TRUSTEE ACCESS TO THE FUND
Initiation of damage assessment: OPA 90 allows payments from the
$50 million emergency fund to "initiate" the assessment of natural
resource damages. Payments can only be made to federal trustees.
Therefore, any non-federal trustee (e.g., state, Indian tribes, and
in certain cases, foreign trustees) request must be coordinated
through a lead federal trust directly to the NPFC case officer.
The NPFC case officer will advise the FOSC of any request received
and when funding is provided.
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G) HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES RESPONSE TRUST FUND
A Memorandum of Understanding between the USCG and the EPA
allows the USCG to access the Hazardous Substance Response Fund
when the USCG undertakes response activities pursuant to the
Comprehensive Environmental Response compensation, and Liability
Act of 1980 (CERCLA), Executive Order 12316, and the NCP.
Provisions in the Memorandum of Understanding allow the FOSC to
obligate up to $50,000.00 per release and the Coast Guard District
commander up to $250,000.00 per release without prior approval from
the EPA. For additional expenditures, approval from the EPA
Emergency Response Division is necessary. To access the fund, and
account number must be obtained from EPA Headquarters.
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ANNEX D - PLAN REVIEW
I. REVISIONS/UPDATE REQUIREMENTS
Area Contingency Plans shall be reviewed and updated annually by
the Area Committee until 1997. After 1997, the plans will be
updated every five (5) years. Plans shall be reviewed to ensure
all information is current, and in particular, the following areas
shall be looked at:
1) Emergency Notification list
2) Response equipment information (type and amount of
equipment available)
3) Sensitive areas
4) Hazard/Risk assessment of the area
5) Response strategies (changes based on new technology, new
equipment, etc.)
6) Chemical and/or Biological agents and in-situ burning
Any changes to the plan must be noted on the record of changes
page.
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ANNEX D - PLAN REVIEW
APPENDIX II. EXERCISES/DRILLS
For purposes of EPA Region VI Inland Area Contingency Plan all
exercises and drills will be under the direction of The National
Preparedness for Response Exercise Program (PREP). The PREP was
developed to establish a workable exercise program which meets the
intent of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90) for spill response
preparedness, while being economically feasible for the government
and the oil and hazardous substance industry to adopt and sustain.
The PREP is a unified federal effort and incorporates the exercise
requirements of the Coast Guard, the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA), the Research and Special Programs Administration
(RSPA) Office of Pipeline Safety and the Minerals Management
Service (MMS). Adoption of the PREP guidelines and participation
in the PREP will satisfy all OPA 90 mandated federal pollution
response exercise requirements.
At this time, the PREP addresses the exercise requirements for oil
pollution response only. Regulations for hazardous substance
release are currently under development and once completed, the
hazardous substance exercise requirements will be incorporated into
the PREP.
A. PURPOSE
The purpose of the Area Exercise is to exercise the entire response
community in a particular area. An Are is defined as "that
geographic area for which a separate and distinct Area Contingency
Plan has bee prepared as described in OPA 90. For EPA Areas with
sub-area plans or annexes to the Area Contingency Plan, the EPA
Regional Administrator will decide which sub-are is to be exercised
within the triennial cycle." At this time, the boundaries for the
Coastal Zone, and the EPA Regional boundaries for the Inland Areas.
The response community includes the Federal, State and local
Government and industry. The Area Exercises are designed to
exercise the government/industry interface for spill response.
B. GOAL
The goal is to conduct 20 Area Exercises per year nationwide, 60
within a triennial cycle. Six of the 20 annual exercises will be
led by the government and 14 will be industry led. All of the Area
Exercises will be developed by an exercise design team. The
exercise design team will be comprised of representative from the
Federal, State and local Government, environmentalists and
industry. A "lead plan holder" will lead each Area Exercise. The
lead plan holder is the organization (government or industry) that
holds the primary plan that will be exercised in the Area Exercise.
The lead plan holder will be actively involved with the design team
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in the exercise development process. The lead plan holder will
have a significant voice in outlining the scope, scenario
development and execution of the exercise. The U.S. Coast Guard or
EPA will be the lead agency for the 6 government led exercises,
with RSPA and MMS participating as appropriate. the 14 industry
exercises will be led by the various segments of the industry. A
suggested mix of exercises is as follows:
vessels - 6 exercises
marine transportation related facilities - 2 exercises
non marine transportation related facilities - 2
exercises
pipelines - 2 exercises
offshore platforms - 2 exercises
The Area Exercises do not necessarily have to be large scale
productions. The scenario does not always have to involve a worst
case discharge. They can be small, based on an average most
probable discharge. The focus should be to have interaction
between the responsible party and the federal, state and local
government -- to exercise both the Area Contingency Plan and the
responsible party's plan. There should be some level of equipment
deployment, whatever is appropriate for the scenario. The Area
Exercise will involve at a minimum, the following criteria:
8-12 hours in duration.
full test of the lead plan holder's response plan.
government will be involved - will test the Unified
Command System for the Area.
scenario will be developed by the lead plan holder, in
consultation with the exercise design team.
scenario will involved equipment deployment. The extent
of equipment deployment shall be determined by the lead
plan holder, in consultation with the exercise design
team.
Exercise objectives are outlined in the PREP guidance document.
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C. AREA EXERCISE SCHEDULING
Scheduling of Area Exercises shall be done under a nationally
coordinated system that involves federal, state and local
governments and plan holders, and that recognizes the unique needs
of specific geographic regions of the country.
A National Scheduling Coordinating Committee (NSCC) will be
established for the purpose of establishing the schedule for Area
Exercises. The NSCC will be comprised of personnel - the Coast
Guard, EPA, RSPA, and MMS. The NSCC will be charged with
developing a strawman schedule and then coordinating with the
state, regional and local government agencies and the industry to
ensure equitable exercise of industry components and designated
Areas.
Area Exercise scheduling will be conducted as follows:
The NSCC will meet in October 1993 to select the Areas for
participation in the Area Exercises for the 3 calendar years
beginning in 1995 (January 1, 1995 through December 6, 1997).
[Note: The 1994 exercise schedule for the 6 government led
exercises has already been developed and will be followed.
The industry led exercises will commence in 1995.] The NSCC
will first divide the three calendar years into sixty separate
time blocks, to accommodate the twenty yearly exercises. The
sixty Areas to be exercised will then be selected based on
various criteria, including high volume port activity, spill
activity, date of last major exercise, etc. Each Area
selected will be tentatively scheduled for either an industry
or government led exercise in one of the exercise time blocks.
Once the Areas and exercise dates are chosen, the NSCC will
work through the RRT Co-Chairs and through regional groups if
they exist (such as the Area/Industry Exercise Coordinating
Committee (AIECC) located in the Pacific Northwest) to solicit
additional input from the OSC, state agencies and industry to
address the full spectrum of concerns at the local, state and
regional level. The regional contacts will be asked to
coordinate input from the Area Committee level as well. Input
back to the NSCC will include identification of any potential
conflicts with exercises planned by other entities, and
nominees for lead industry plan holder who would be
responsible for the industry led exercise in a given Area.
Each Area should provide a list of five or six industry
nominees. The regional contacts should compile these lists
and prioritize the nominees based on regional response
concerns and equity for forwarding to the NSCC no later than
November 30, 1993.
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The NSCC will convene again in December 1993 to review
regional input and finalize the three year schedule for
publication as a Federal Register Notice by the end of that
month.
Thereafter, the NSCC will meet in October of each year to
review the overall effectiveness of the PREP and to begin
development of the schedule for the third calendar year of a
three year cycle, so that a complete three year schedule is
always current.
NOTE: The NSCC will attempt to take all relevant issues
into consideration when developing the schedule. For
example, if an industry plan holder is chosen to participate
in an exercise on the West Coast, the same plan holder will
not be selected to participate in an exercise on the East
Coast. Likewise, if a plan holder participated in an Area
Exercise previously, they will be exempt from participation
in another Area Exercise for 6 years. If a major spill
occurred in an Area already scheduled for an exercise, the
NSCC will give consideration to cancelling or rescheduling
the exercise.
D. CREDIT FOR DRILLS CONDUCTED IN 1993
Exercises conducted in 1993 may be credited toward meeting the
objectives necessary to exercise the entire response plan in a
triennial cycle. Also, major exercises conducted in 1993 will be
taken into account by the National Scheduling Coordinating
Committee when developing the Area Exercise schedule. Although
certain aspects of credit may be given for exercises conducted in
1993, all quarterly and annual exercises will still be required
to be conducted in 1994. Each annual exercise must be conducted
within a 12 month period, with at least a 6 month lapse between
exercises. Each plan holder will be responsible for determining
credit due for exercises conducted in 1993. The plan holder
shall ensure that the exercise objectives were met according to
the PREP guidelines, and shall self certify each exercise for
respective credit due.
E. OTHER CREDIT ISSUES
When lesser included exercises occur incident to larger exercises
and/or a real event, the plan holder will receive credit for that
lesser included exercise and/or real event when properly
documented. For example, if a plan holder responds to an actual
spill, the activities involved in the spill response, i.e. the
notification of the QI and the equipment deployment will satisfy
the requirement for these two exercises, provided the actual
response activity meets the objectives of the exercises and is
properly documented.
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Credit for an Area Exercise will be given to a plan for an actual
response to a spill in the Area if the plan was utilized for
response to the spill and the objectives of the Area Exercise
were met, were properly documented and certified. The caveat to
this statement is that if a plan holder was scheduled to conduct
an Area Exercise and an actual spill occurred in the Area for
which the plan holder's plan was NOT used, the plan holder would
not receive credit for the spill response.
F. PROPER DOCUMENTATION
Proper documentation includes documentation which lists the
exercise conducted, the objectives met and the results of the
exercise evaluation. This documentation must be in writing and
signed by a responsible individual within the organization.
G. COMPLEXES
Complexes are facilities that must meet the requirements of more
than one regulatory agency for developing spill response plans.
For example, a facility that has oiled storage tanks, a pipeline
and a waterfront oil transfer dock is considered a complex since
it must meet the requirements of EPA, RSPA and the Coast Guard.
Complexes will only be required to conduct one drill to meet all
agency requirements for that particular type of drill. For
example, if a quarterly notification drill is required by all
three agencies regulating the complex, one notification drill per
quarter will satisfy the requirements for all three regulatory
agencies.
NOTE: The following pages are DRAFT GUIDELINES suggested under
the PREP Document for the Area Contingency Plans exercises/
drills.
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NOTIFICATION DRILL
AREA
Applicability: - Area
Frequency: - Quarterly
Initiating Authority: - On Scene Coordinator
Particip. Elements: -
Scope:
Objectives:
Certification:
Verification:
Records:
Retention:
Location:
Evaluation:
Credit:
Key Elements of the Unified Management
System (UMS) (federal, state & local
government agencies)
Exercise & test communication between OSC and
key elements of the UCS
Ensure that the key elements of the UCS know
who to call in the event of a discharge
within the Area
Ensure contact (telephonic, radio, message-
pager, or facsimile) and confirmation is made
with the OSC and key elements of the UCS
Self Certification
Verification to be conducted by the
District/Region.
3 Years (USCG)
5 Years (EPA)
With the OSC
By Area Committee
Plan holder may take credit for this exercise
in the course of conducting routine business
or other drills, provided that the objectives
of the drill are met and the drill is
properly recorded. Similarly, credit may be
taken for an actual spill response when these
objectives are met and a proper record
generated.
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SPILL MANAGEMENT TEAM TABLETOP EXERCISE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Applicability: - Area Spill Management Team
Frequency: - Annually
Initiating Authority: - USCG District (m) or EPA Region
Particip. Elements: -
Scope:
Objectives:
Certification: -
Verification:
Spill Management Team for the Area (USCG
or EPA and respective response team)
Exercise the Spill Management Team's
organization, communication, and decision
making in managing a spill response.
At least one Spill Management Team Tabletop
Exercise in a triennial cycle shall involve
simulation of a worst case discharge
scenario.
Exercise the Spill Management Team in a
review of:
Knowledge of the Area Contingency Plan.
Proper notifications.
Communications system.
Ability to access response equipment.
Coordination of organization/agency
personnel with responsibility for spill
response.
Ability to effectively coordinate spill
response activity with National Response
System infrastructure.
Ability to access information in Area
Contingency Plan for location of
sensitive areas, resources available
within the Area, unique conditions of
Area, etc.
Self Certification
Verification to be conducted by the
District/Region.
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SPILL MANAGEMENT TEAM TABLETOP EXERCISE
(continued)
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Records:
Retention: - 3 Years (USCG)
5 Years (EPA)
Location: - With the OSC
Evaluation: - Self Evaluation
Credit: - Credit may be taken for this exercise when
conducted in conjunction with other drills as
long as all objectives are met and a proper
record generated. Likewise, credit may be
taken for an actual spill response when these
objectives are met and a proper record
generated.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT DRILLS
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Applicability: - Area Committee
Frequency: - Annually
Initiating Authority: - OSC
Particip. Elements: -
Scope:
Objectives:
Local Area response community (federal,
state & local response agencies)
Deploy and operate response equipment
identified in the Area Contingency Plan. For
Coast Guard and EPA owned equipment, only a
representative sample of each type of
equipment (see pages 8 & 9 of Guiding
Principles of PREP document) or that which is
necessary to response to an average most
probable discharge, whichever is less, need
be deployed and operated.
The remainder of the equipment which is not
deployed must be included in a comprehensive
training and maintenance program. Credit
will be given for deployment conducted during
training. The maintenance program must
ensure that the equipment is periodically
inspected and maintained in good operating
condition in accordance with the
manufacturer's recommendations and best
commercial practices.
If OSRO equipment is identified in the Area
Contingency Plan, the OSRO equipment must
also be deployed and operated in accordance
with the equipment deployment requirements
for OSRO owned equipment.
Ensure that the response equipment identified
in the Area Contingency Plan is deployed and
operated annually.
Ensure response equipment is operational.
Ensure that the personnel who would operate
this equipment in a spill response are
capable of deploying and operating it.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT DRILLS
(continued)
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Certification: - Self Certification for Coast Guard and EPA
owned equipment. For OSRO equipment, the OSC
shall ensure that the OSRO provides
documentation that the equipment identified
in the Area Contingency Plan has participated
in an annual deployment drill.
Verification: - District/Region.
Records:
Retention: - 3 Years (USCG)
5 Years (EPA)
Location: - With the OSC
Evaluation: - Self Evaluation
Credit: - Plan holder may take credit for this exercise
when conducted in conjunction with other
drills as long as all objectives are met and
a proper record generated. Likewise, credit
may be taken for an actual spill response
when these objectives are met and a proper
record generated. The plan holder may take
credit for OSRO equipment deployed for other
exercises to the extend of the deployment
exercise.
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AREA EXERCISES
AREA
Applicability: - Area Response Community
Frequency: - Triennially for each Area.
Initiating Authority: - USCG, EPA & industry
Particip. Elements: -
Scope:
Federal, State and Local Government and
industry.
Objectives:
FORMAT:
Area exercises will exercise with Area
Response System. The Area exercise will
focus on exercising the Area Contingency Plan
along with selected industry response plans.
Exercise an Area Contingency Plan, along with
selected industry response plans.
Exercise the Unified Management System with
the appropriate players participating.
Exercise the Spill Management Teams.
Ensure proper notifications are made.
Ensure adequate response equipment is
activated for response to the exercise
scenario. The extent of equipment activation
shall be determined by the lead plan holder
in consultation with the exercise design
team.
Total annual Exercises to consist of:
5 Coastal (Lead by the Coast Guard)
1 Inland (Lead by EPA)
10 Coastal (Lead by Industry)
4 Inland (Lead by Industry)
20 Exercises Total Per Year
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Certification:
Records:
Retention:
Location:
Evaluation:
AREA EXERCISES
(continued)
AREA
Area Exercises will be approximately 8-12
hours in duration.
Exercise scenario to be determined by lead
plan holder with the assistance of the
exercise design team.
Play will be in real space, e.g. the actual
command post that would be utilized for a
spill.
Exercise will be conducted in real time.
Lessons learned about the Area, AGP and
response systems will be shared nationwide.
Certification involves the following actions
by the OSC, in consultation with RSPA, MMS,
USCG or EPA:
Ensure the exercise was completed.
Ensure the exercise meets the required
objectives in the PREP guidelines.
Ensure the response plan was evaluated
for effectiveness based on exercise
performance.
Documentation must be approved and signed by
the OSC and the appropriate oversight agency.
3 Years (USCG)
5 Years (EPA)
OSC
Joint evaluation team to be comprised of
Federal Government (USCG, EPA, RSPA or MMS)
State and Industry. Evaluation process to be
developed.
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AREA EXERCISES
(continued)
AREA
Scheduling: - Scheduling of Area Exercises shall be done
under a nationally coordinated system that
involved Federal, State and local governments
and plan holders, and that recognizes the
unique needs of specific geographic regions
of the country.
See Guiding Principles for further discussion
on Area Exercises Scheduling
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ANNEX E - AREA ASSESSMENTS
I. AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY
A. Area Committees shall be responsible for:
NOTE: For purposes of this Plan, the Area Committees is EPA Region
VI Regional Response Team (RRT).
(1) preparing an ACP for their areas;
(2) working with appropriate federal, state, and local
officials to enhance the contingency planning of those officials
and to assure pre-planning of joint response efforts, including
appropriate procedures for mechanical recovery, dispersal,
shoreline cleanup, protection of sensitive environmental areas, and
protection, rescue, and rehabilitation of fisheries and wildlife;
(3) working with appropriate federal, state, and local
officials to expedite decisions for the use of dispersants and
other mitigating substances and devices; and
(4) will continuously review the effectiveness and
integration of all plans based on actual responses, exercises, and
all other relevant information leading to enhancement of these
plans.
B. FOSC shall be responsible for:
NOTE: For purposes of this Plan, the predesignated FOSC is Donald
Smith, OSC, EPA Region VI - Emergency Response Branch.
(1) for overseeing development of the ACP in the area of the
FOSC's responsibility;
(2) the ACP, when implemented in conjunction with other
provisions of the NCP, shall be adequate to remove a worst case
discharge, and to mitigate and prevent a substantial threat of such
a discharge, from a vessel, offshore facility, or onshore facility
operating in or near the area; and
(3) that facility response plans, as defined by section
4202 (a) (5) of the OPA, shall be reviewed for approval and
consistency with this Plan (ACP) . During a response, the FOSC
shall meet with the other responding parties to coordinate and
integrate this Plan with all other relevant plans including, but
not limited to, Federal, State, local, tribal, and private plans
(i.e. facility, vessel, pipeline, etc.)
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ANNEX E - AREA ASSESSMENTS
II. AREA COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Area planning and coordination of preparedness and response
actions is accomplished through the Area Committee. The Area
Committee membership includes Federal, State, and local
representation. Members of the area Committee are appointed by the
Regional Administrator.
NOTE: For purpose of this Plan, respectively the Area Committee is
Region. VI RRT members and predesignated FOSC is Donald Smith, OSC,
EPA Region VI - Emergency Response Branch.
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REGION V!
REGIONAL RESPONSE TEAM ("RRT")
MEMBER AGENCIES
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PLEASE DISCARD/DESTROY
ALL PRIOR MEMBERSHIP
ROSTERS
September 21, 1993
REGION VI REGIONAL RESPONSE TEAM
RRT CO-CHAIRMEN
Charles A. Gazda, EPA Region VI
Captain James W. Calhoun, USCG Eighth District
PARTICIPATING FEDERAL RRT AGENCIES
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (DOA) - U.S. FOREST SERVICE (USFS)
(PRIMARY)
Malcolm Cockerham
Fire Management Staff Officer
Federal Building
P.O. Box 1270
Hot Springs, AR 71902
(ALTERNATE)
Bobby James
U.S. Forest Service
1720 Peachtree Road N.w.
Atlanta, GA 30367
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (DOC)
ADMINISTRATION (NOAA)
Duty Hours
(501) 321-5284
Non-Duty Hours
(501) 525-2830
FAX (501) 321-5334
Confirmation # (501) 740-8011
E-MAIL R6DOA
Duty Hours
(404) 347-4243
FAX (404) 257-2836
- NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
Duty Hours
(214) 655-2232
(214) 655-6460
(PRIMARY)
Ron Gouguet
NOAA/HarMat Response & Assess. Div.FAX
EPA Superfund Mgmt. Div. (6H-MA)
1445 Ross Avenue 24-hr Seattle Duty *(2Q6) 569-1820
Dallas, Texas 75202 Non-Duty Hours
(214) 827-4150
(ALTERNATE)
Waynon Johnson
NOAA/HAZMAT
U.S.EPA Waste Div.
345 Courtland St. N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30308
Duty Hours
(404) 347-5231
FAX (404) 347-0076
Non-Duty Hours
(404) 491-8045
NOAA E-MAIL CRC4
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (OOC) - NOAA SCIENTIFIC
SUPPORT COORDINATOR (SSC)
(PRIMARY)
CDR Jon (Mike) Barnhill
Commander (mSSC)
Eighth Coast Guard District
Hale Boggs Federal Building
500 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130-3396
Cell. Ph.
Pager
FAX
Duty Hours
(504) 589-6901
(504) 583-0799
(800) 759-7243
PIN 027149
E-MAIL LASSC
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 569-6225
(504) 589-4999
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) - U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS,
(USAGE) - Southwestern Division (for spills which occur in
Oklahoma, Texas (inland), and parts of Arkansas and New Mexico)
(PRIMARY)
Tom Kincheloe
Emergency Management Division
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -
Southwestern Division FAX
Santa Fe Building, Room 415C
1114 Commerce Street
Dallas, Texas 75242-0216
(ALTERNATE)
Royce B. Swayne
National Emergency Manager
Construction Operations Division
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers FAX
Southwestern Division
Santa Fe Building, Room 4150
1114 Commerce Street
Dallas, TX 75242-0216
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) - U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS,
(USAGE) - Southwestern Division (for spills in parts of Texas,
Louisiana, and S.W. New Mexico)
Duty Hours
(214) 767-2425
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 465-4085
(214) 767-5305
Duty Hours
(214) 767-2424
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 274-2093
(817) 767-5305
(PRIMARY)
Qus Marines
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
P. 0. Box 1229
Galveston, TX 77553
Pager
FAX
E-MAIL
Duty Hours
(409) 766-3956
Non-Duty Hours
(409) 763-4673
(409) 943-0150
(409) 766-3990
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(ALTERNATE)
Frank Garcia
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
P.O. Box 1229
Galveston, TX 77553
Duty Hours
(409) 766-3954
Non-Duty Hours
(409) 765-8084
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) - U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS,
(USAGE) -Lower Mississippi Valley Division (for spills in parts
of Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas)
(PRIMARY)
David Sills, FEMA Coordinator
Emergency Management Branch
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lower Mississippi Valley Division
P. O. Box 80
Vicksburg, MS 39180
(ALTERNATE)
Frank Stubbs, Chief
Emergency Management Branch
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lower Mississippi Valley Division
P.O. Box 80
Vicksburg, MS 39180
Duty Hours
(601 ) 634-7303
FAX (501) 634-7310
Non-Duty Hours
(601) 636-0912
E-MAIL COEV6
Duty Hours
(601) 634-7302
Non-Duty Hours
(601) 638-3238
FAX (601) 634-7810
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) - U.S. ARMY (USA) - (for spills in
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas)
(PRIMARY)
Charles T. Mangum
Headquarters, Fifth U.S. Army
ATTN: AFKB-OP-P (Contingency Branch)
Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234-7000
Duty Hours
(210) 221-0018/0504
ASN 471-0018/0504
Non-Duty Hours
(210) 221-2099/2955/
2401
FAX (210) 221-9485
E-MAIL ARMY 6
(ALTERNATE)
Major James A. Franklin
Headquarters, Fifth Army
ATTN: AFKB-OP-E (Operations Div)
Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234-7000
Duty Hours
(210) 221-0037/1772
(DSN) 471-0037/1772
24-Hour (Duty Officer)
C210) 221-2099/2955/2401
FAX (210) 221-0301
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DEPARTMENT OF
Louisiana)
DEFENSE (DOD) - U.S. NAVY (USN) - (for spills in
(PRIMARY)
LCDR Dave M. Sweet
Public Works Officer
Naval Support Activity
West Bank
.New Orleans, LA 70146-6000
(ALTERNATE)
Lt. G. F. Patnoad
Public Works Officer
Naval Air Station
New Orleans, LA 70143-5000
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DOE)
(PRIMARY)
William C. Gibson, Jr.
Project Manager
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
900 Commerce Road East
New Orleans, LA 70123
Duty Hours
(504) 361-2500
FAX (504) 361-2198
E-MAIL NAVY 6
Duty Hours
(504) 393-3273
(504) 393-3102
E-MAIL NAVY 6
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 392-4788
Duty Hours
(504) 734-4201
FAX (504) 734-4427
NOAA E-MAIL R6DOE
(ALTERNATE)
Melissa W. Smith
Environmental Safety & Health Div.
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
900 Commerce Road East FAX
New Orleans, LA 70123
(ALTERNATE)
Oaneen Farrow
Environmental Safety & Health Div.
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
900 Commerce Road East FAX
New Orleans, LA 70123
Duty Hours
(504) 734-4387
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 392-8726
(504) 734-4427
Duty Hours
(504) 734-4721
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 466-4027
(504) 734-4427
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (DHHS)
(PRIMARY)
Phil Edgington
Dept. of Health & Human Services
1200 Main Tower Building
Dallas, TX 75202
FAX
Duty Hours
(214) 767-3871
Non-Duty Hours
(214) 349-9841
(214) 767-0404
E-MAIL R6PHS
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (DOI)
(PRIMARY)
Glenn Sekavec
Department of the Interior
P.O. Box 649
Albuquerque, NM 87103 FAX
(ALTERNATE)
Susan Lefevre
Department of The Interior
P. 0. Box 649
Albuquerque, NM 87103 FAX
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ)
(PRIMARY)
(Replacement not identified)
U.S. Department of Justice
Land and Natural Resources Div,
9th & Pennsylvania Ave., Rm 2614 FAX
Washington, DC 20530
Duty Hours
(505) 766-3565
Non-Duty Hours
(505) 821-3434
(505) 766-1059
Duty Hours
(505) 766-3565
Non-Duty Hours
(505) 877-6906
(505) 766-1059
E-MAIL R6DOI
Duty Hours
(202)
Non-Duty Hours
(301) 564-4584
(202) 368-8395
E-MAIL R6DOJ
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR (DOL) - OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION (OSHA)
(PRIMARY)
Jerry Bailey
Assistant Regional Administrator
for Technical Support
OSHA - Region VI
525 Griffin Street
Dallas, TX 75202
(ALTERNATE)
Dr. Glen Williamson
Deputy Regional Administrator
OSHA - Region VI
525 Griffin Street
Dallas, TX 75202
Duty Hours
(214) 767-4734
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 467-6313
Telecopy
(214) 767-4137
E-MAIL R6DOL
Duty Hours
(214) 767-4737
Non-Duty Hours
(214) 299-6814
Telecopy
(214) 767-6873
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION (NRC)
(PRIMARY)
L. Jo« Call an, Director
01v. of Radiation Safety and
Safeguards
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
611 Ryan Plaza Dr., Suite 400
Arlington, TX 76011
(ALTERNATE)
Eugene Bates
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Region 6
611 Ryan Plaza Dr. - Suite 1000
Arlington, TX 76011
DEPARTMENT OF STATE (DOS)
EPA Headquarters
Duty Hours
(817) 860-8106
Non-Duty Hours
Emergency Only
(301) 951-0550
E-MAIL R6NRC
(817) 728-8016
FAX (817) 860-8188
Duty Hours
(817) 860-8233
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 860-8100
FAX (817) 860-8210/8211
(817) 728-8233
(202) 382-2180
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) - U.S. COAST GUARD (USCG) (for
spills in Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico)
(PRIMARY) Duty Hours
Capt. James W. Cat noun (504) 589-6271
(RRT Co-Chairman) Non-Duty Hours
Commander, 8th Coast Guard District (M) (504) 589-6225
Hale Boggs Federal Building FAX (504) 589-4999
501 Magazine street E-MAIL CGD8
New Orleans, LA 70130-3396
(ALTERNATE)
CDR Richard D. Blais
8th Coast Guard District
Hale Boggs Federal Building (MEP)
501 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130-3396
(ALTERNATE)
CW02 Michael White
8th Coast Guard District
Hale Boggs Federal Building (MEP)
501 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130-3396
Duty Hours
(504) 589-6901
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 589-6225
FAX (504) 589-4999
Duty Hours
(504) 589-6901
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 589-6225
FAX (504) 589-4999
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) - U.S. COAST GUARD (USCG) (for
spills in Arkansas and Oklahoma)
(PRIMARY) Duty Hours
Capt. Robert Luchun (314) 539-2655
Chief, Marine Safety Division Non-Duty Hours
2nd Coast Guard District (314) 539-3706
1222 Spruce Street, Rm. 2.102G NOAA E-MAIL CGD2
St. Louis, MO 63103-2832 EPA 97022
FAX (314) 539-2672
(ALTERNATE) Duty Hours
CDR Tom Rodino (314) 539-2655
Assistant Chief, Marine Safety Div. Non-Duty Hours
Port Safety Branch (314) 539-3706
2nd Coast Guard District NOAA E-MAIL CGD2
1222 Spruce St., Rm. 2.102G FAX (312) 539-2637
St. Louis, MO 61303-2832
(ALTERNATE) Duty Hours
LCDR Steve Mojonnier (314) 539-2655
RRT Coordinator Non-Duty Hours
2nd Coast Guard District (314) 539-3706
1222 Spruce St., Rm. 2.102G NOAA E-MAIL CGD2
St. Louis, MO 61303-2832 FAX (314) 539-2672
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) - USCG NATIONAL STRIKE FORCE
CDR J. J. Kichner Duty Hours
Commanding Officer (Watchman) (205) 639-6601
USCG National Strike Force (Pager) (205) 460-9801
CG Aviation Training Center FAX (205) 639-6610
Mobile, AL 36608-9690 Non-Duty Hours
(Home) (205) 639-9340
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) - RESEARCH & SPECIAL PROJECTS
ADMIN. (RSPA)
(PRIMARY) Duty Hours
Dennis Martini (817) 334-3225
Hazmat Program Manager Non-Duty Hours
Federal Building 8AOO (817) 478-8418
819 Taylor Street E-MAIL R6DOT
Ft. Worth, TX 76102 FAX (817) 334-4666
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(ALTERNATE)
Kevin Toth
Hazmat Program
Federal Building 8AOO
819 Taylor Street
Ft. Worth, TX 76102
(Home)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA)
(PRIMARY)
Charles A. Gazda, Chief
(RRT Co-Chair)
Emergency Response Branch
EPA Region 6
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Duty Hours
(817) 334-3225
E-MAIL R6DOT
FAX (817) 334-4144
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 545-1508
Duty Hours
(214) 665-2270
Non-Duty Hours
(214) 655-2222
FAX (214) 655-7447
NOAA E-MAIL R6EPA
(ALTERNATE)
James Mull ins, Chief
Emergency Response Branch
EPA Region 6
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (FEMA)
(PRIMARY)
John Benton
Senior Technological Hazards
Specialist
FEMA Regon VI
800 North Loop 288
Denton, TX 76201-3698
Duty Hours
(214) 655-2270
Non-Duty Hours
(214) 655-2222
(ALTERNATE)
Gary Jones, Chief
Technolpgical Hazards Branch
FEMA Region VI
Federal' Regional Center
800 North Loop 288
Denton,, TX 76201-3698
Telecopy
Emergency
NOAA
Emergency
Telecopy
Duty Hours
(817) 898-5262
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 898-5280
(817) 898-5121
(817) 898-5280
E-MAIL R6FEMA
Duty Hours
(817) 898-5123
Non-Duty Hours
(817) 898-5280
(817) 898-5121
8
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Region VI
Federal Regional Center
800 North Loop 288
D«nton, TX 76201-3698
NTH September 21, 1993
Mr. Charlie Gazda
Region VI RRT Co-Chair
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 6
^445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200
pallas, Texas 75202
Captain James W. Calhoun
Region VI RRT Co-Chair
United States Coast Guard Eighth District
301 Magazine Street
Orleans, Louisiana 70130-3396
Dear Sirs:
Designation changes for the Regional Response Team membership
representing the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Region
VI are as follows: John Benton - Primary Member (no change)
Gary Jones - Alternate Member (no change)
Addition: Kent Baxter - Alternate Member
Technological Hazards Program Specialist
FEMA Region VI
Hazardous Materials Program
800 North Loop 288
Denton, Texas 76201-3698
COM: 817-898-5330
FAX: 817-898-5121
Non-duty: 817-387-4860
Deletion: Mark Clark - Please delete his name from your
records as an Alternate Member of the RRT
representing FEMA.
If you have any questions concerning these changes, please call me
at 817-898-5123.
Sincerely,
Chief, ^Technological
Hazards Branch
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (.GSA)
(PRIMARY) Duty Hours
Lawrence Sack (817) 334-2350
Director, Administrative Service Div. Non-Duty Hours
General'Services Administration (7CA) (817) 430-8982
817 Taylor Street FAX (817) 334-4609
Fort Worth, TX 76102
(ALTERNATE) .Duty Hours
Robert c. Hominick (817) 334-2349
Chief, Assessment Branch Non-Duty Hours
General Services Administration (7CAO) (817) 478-5271
817 Taylor Street MOBILE * (817) 366-1526
Fort Worth, TX 76102
(ALTERNATE) Duty Hours
Geraldine W. Parish (817) 334-2349
Support Services Specialist
General Services Administration (7CAO) Non-Duty Hours
817 Taylor Street (817) 534-4373
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
(ALTERNATE) Duty Hours
W. Gene Pruitt (817) 334-2349
Support Services Specialist Non-Duty Hours
General Services Administration (7CAO) (817) 447-9807
819 Taylor Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
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STATE RRT AGENCIES
FAX
STATE OF ARKANSAS
(PRIMARY)
Randall Mathis
Arkansas Dept. of Pollution C&E
8001 National Drive
Little Rock, AR 72209
(ALTERNATE)
James Lee Witt
Director, Arkansas Office of
Emergency Services
P. 0. Box 758
Conway, AR 72032
(ALTERNATE)
Richard McDuffie
Arkansas Oept. of Pollution
Control & Ecology
8001 National Drive
Little Rock, AR 72209
STATE OF LOUISIANA
(PRIMARY - OIL SPILL)
Roland Guidry
Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator
Office of the Governor MOBILE *
P. 0. Box 94095 PAGER #
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9004. ID *
Duty Hours
(501) 562-7444
Non-Duty Hours
(501) 562-6537
(501) 329-5601
(501) 562-4632
Duty Hours
(501) 329-5601
Non-Duty Hours
(501 ) 329-5601
FAX (501 ) 327-8047
FAX
(PRIMARY)
Dale Givins
Asst. Secty,Office of Water
Resources
Louisiana Department of
Environmental Quality
P. 0. Box 82215
Baton Rouge, LA 70884
Duty Hours
(501) 562-7444
Non-Duty Hours
(501) 374-1201
E-MAIL R6AR
Duty Hours
(504) 922-3230
(504) 933-6809
1-800-443-7243
044257
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 338-9287
(504) 632-2323
(504) 922-3239
Duty Hours
(504) 765-0634
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 275-7500
Telecopier
(504) 765-0866
10
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(ALTERNATE - OIL SPILL)
Tim Hebert
Louisiana Deputy Oil Spill Coordinator
Office of the Governor MOBILE *
P. 0. Box 94095 PAGER #
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9004 ID #
FAX
(ALTERNATE)
John Kern
Coordinator, Surveillance Section
Louisiana Department of
Environmental Quality
P. 0. Box 82215
Baton Rouge, LA 70304
(PRIMARY)
Col. William J. Croft
Assistant Director
Louisiana Office of
Emergency Preparedness
(Natural Disasters)
P. 0. Box 44217 PAGER *
Baton Rouge, LA 70804
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
(PRIMARY)
R. Keith Lough, Chief
Emergency Management Bureau
New Mexico Department of
Public Service
P.O. Box 1628
Santa Fe, NM 87504-1628
(ALTERNATE)
Max Johnson
Chief, Chemical Safety Office
Department of Public Safety
P. O. Box 1628
Santa Fe, NM 87504-1628
FAX
Duty Hours
(504) 922-3230
(504) 933-1600
1-800-443-7243
016307
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 332-2214
(504) 933-1600
(50f) 922-3239
Duty Hours
(504) 765-0867
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 383-6453
Telecopier
(504) 765-0866
Duty Hours
(504) 342-5470
Non-Duty Hours
(504) 342-5470
Telecopier
(504) 342-5471
1-800-254-8198
Duty Hours
(505) 827-9222
Non-Duty Hours
(505) 827-9126
(505) 827-3456
Duty Hours
(505) 827-9223
Non-Duty Hours
(505) 827-9126
E-MAIL R6NM
FAX (505) 827-3456
11
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA
(PRIMARY)
Steve Thompson
Oklahoma Dept.
Control
P.O. Box 53504
Oklahoma City,
of Pollution
OK 73152
(ALTERNATE)
Lawrence A. Gales
Environmental Health Service
Oklahoma State Dept. of
Health
1000 No. 10th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1229
STATE OF TEXAS
TEXAS WATER COMMISSION
(PRIMARY - CHEMICAL/INLAND OIL)
David Barker, Team Leader
Emergency Response
P.O. Box 13087 - Capitol Sta.
Austin, TX 78711
(ALTERNATE - CHEMICAL/INLAND OIL)
Stennis Meadour, Manager
Emergency Response & Assessment
Texas Water Commission
P.O. Box 13087 - Capitol Sta.
Austin, TX 78711
GENERAL LAND OFFICE (GLO)
(PRIMARY - COASTAL OIL)
Tim McKinna
Texas General Land Office
1700 W. Congress, Rm. 740
Austin, TX 78701
(ALTERNATE)
Tricia Clark
Texas General Land Office
1700 N. Congress, Rm. 740
Austin, TX 78701
Duty Hours
(405) 271-4468
1-800-522-0206
Non-Duty Hours
(405) 271-4468
1-800-522-0206
E-MAIL R60K
FAX (405) 235-0187
Duty Hours
(405) 271-8056
Non-Duty Hours
(405) 271-5221
FAX (405) 271-7339
Duty Hours
(512) 463-7727
Non-Duty Hours
(512) 463-7727
FAX (512) 908-2527
E-MAIL R6TX
Duty Hours
(512) 463-7727
Non-Duty Hours
(512) 463-7727
FAX (512) 908-2527
Duty Hours
(512) 463-5195
Non-Duty Hours
FAX (512) 475-1560
Duty Hours
(512) 475-1574
12
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RRT COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
ROSTER
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Tim Hebert, Chair
Eugene Bates
Bruce Gelber
Gary Jones
Lawrence Sack
James Lee Witt
R. Keith Lough
Steve Thompson
Glenn Sekavec
James Mull ins
Melissa W. Smith
Trtcia Clark
David Barker
CW02 Mike White
PREPAREDNESS COMMITTEE
David Barker, Co-Chatr
Tim McKinna, Co-Chair
Tom Kinchloe
Dale Davidson
Gus Marines
Frank Garcia
Charles T. Mangum
Daneen Sarrow
Phil Edgington
Gary Jones
Robert C. Hominick
Roland Guidry
Col. William J. Croft
Max Johnson
James C. Staves
Larry Gales
Glenn Sekavec
WilliamE. Jackson
Betty Broueseau
Dick Blais
Mike White
(State of Louisiana)
(NRC)
(DOJ)
(PEMA)
.(GSA)
(State of Arkansas)
(State of Mexico)
(State of Oklahoma)
(DOI)
(U.S.EPA)
(DOE)
(State of Texas)
(State of Texas)
(USCG Dist. 8)
(State of Texas)
(State of Texas)
(DOD/USACE)
(DOD/USACE)
(DOD/USACE)
(DOD/USACE)
(DOD/5th Army)
(DOE)
(DHHS)
(FEMA)
(GSA)
(State
(State
(State
(U.S.
of Louisiana)
of Louisiana)
of New Mexico)
EPA)
(State of Oklahoma)
(DOI)
(DOC/NOAA)
(State of Louisiana)
(USCG Dist. 8 MEP)
(USCG Dist. 8 MEP)
13
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ANNEX E - AREA ASSESSMENTS
III. AREA SPILL HISTORY
EPA Region VI Area Spill History has been taken from the
Emergency Response Notification Systems (ERNS) for the past five
years sorted by state.
NOTE: See the following pages for a complete listing Area Spill
History for this Region.
USEPA REGION VI AGP:ANNEX E:AREA ASSESSMENTS:12/93
E-III-1
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The two letter identifiers are used in the column marked "Cause"
and refer to the factors which may have contributed to the
release.
TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT:
AA = OVERTURNING
AB = COLLISION
AC = FIRE
AD = EXPLOSION
AE = GROUNDING
AF = SINKING
AG = DERAILMENT
AH = PIPELINE BLOWOUT
EQUIPMENT FAILURE:
BA = BROKEN CONTAINERS
BB = TANK OR CONTAINER
BC = VALVE
BD = FLANGE
BE = HOSE
BF = FITTING
BG = ALARM
BH = AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF
BI = DIKE
BJ = PUMP
BK = HULL
BL = WELL HEAD
BM = FLOW LINE
BN = PIPELINE
BO = MANIFOLD
BP = STRUCTURAL
BQ = WELD
BR = CONTAINER LEAK
BS = LACT UPSET
BT = TREATER UPSET
BU = POWER FAILURE
BV = POWER OIL LINE
OPERATOR ERROR:
CA = IMPROPER MAINTENANCE
CB = IMPROPER OPERATION
CC = IMPROPER HOSE CONNECTION
CD = IMPROPER SECURED FLANGE
CE = IMPROPER STORAGE/HANDLING
CF = IMPROPER DESIGN
CG = IMPROPER TRAINING
CH = IMPROPER COMMUNICATION
CI = IMPROPER VALVE HANDLING
CJ = OVERFLOW
CK = FAILURE TO SHUTDOWN
NATURAL PHENOMENON:
DA = FLOODING
DB = FREEZING
DC = WIND
DD = NATURAL SEEPAGE
DE = RAIN OR SNOW
DF = LIGHTNING
DUMPING:
EA = IMPROPER DISPOSAL
EB = DELIBERATE
UNKNOWN:
FA = UNKNOWN
OH = OTHER
GA = VANDALISM
GB = SABOTAGE
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The two letter identifiers are used in the column marked
"SourceCo" and denote the origon of the release.
HIGHWAY:
AA = DRY CARGO
AB = LIQUID CARGO
AC = VEHICLE FUEL TANK
TRUCK TYPE:
BA = PICKUP
BB = PLATFORM
BC = VAN OR PANEL
BD = DUMP
BE = TRACTOR TRAILER
BF = TANK
AIR:
CA = AIRPLANE FUEL TANK
CB = AIRPLANE CARGO
RA = RAILWAY
DA = LOCOMOTIVE FUEL TANK
DB = TANK CAR
DC = FLAT CAR
DD = HOPPER CAR
DE = REFRIGERATOR CAR
DF = DRY CARGO
DG = LIQUID CARGO
VESSEL:
EA = DRY CARGO
EB = LIQUID CARGO
EC = VESSEL FUEL TANK
VESSEL TYPE:
FA = PRIVATE BOAT
FB = COMMERCIAL
FC = TOW BOAT
FD = TUG BOAT
FE = RORO
FF = CONTAINERIZED
FG = TANKER
FH = BARGE
FIXED FACILITY:
GA = PLANT
GB = DISTRIBUTOR
GC = PLANT PIPING
GD = PRODUCTION
GE = REFINING
GF = POWER PLANT
GG = HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE
GH = TRANSFORMER
GI = RAILROAD YARD
GJ = CONSUMER
GK = UST
GL = GASOLINE STATION
CM = WATER TREATMENT
PIPELINE:
HA = LINES
MB = PUMPING STATION
HC = INLET
HD = OUTLET
HE = VALVE OR FITTING
OFFSHORE:
IA = PRODUCTION
IB = STORAGE
1C = TRANSPORT (TO SHORE ONLY)
ID = EQUIPMENT
AIR RELEASE:
JA = AIR RELEASE
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The one letter identifiers are used in the column marked
"Source" and can be used in multiple to denote the release
origin...
A = AIR TRANSPORTATION
F = FIXED FACILITY
H = HIGHWAY »
V = VESSEL
O = OFFSHORE
P = PIPELINE
R = RAILWAY
T = ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANK
S = UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK
U = UNKNOWN
X = OTHER
The two letter identifiers are used in the column marked "Medi.
and denote the specific type of matter affected by the release,
AIR:
AA = EXPLOSION
AB = EVAPORATION
AC = SUBLIMINATION
AD = SPRAY
LAND:
BA = GROUND
BB = ROADWAY
BC = PARKING LOT
BD = CONCRETE
BE = BEACH
WATER:
CA = STREAM
CB = RIVER
CC = SEWER
CD = LAKE
CE = POND
CF = DITCH
CG = RESERVOIR
CH = CANAL
CI = OCEAN
CJ = ESTUARY
CK = INLET
CL = CREEK
CM = IRRIGATION
GROUNDWATER:
DA = WELL
DB = AQUIFER
WITHIN FACILITY:
EA = WITHIN BUILDING
EB = WITHIN PROCESSING SYSTEM
EC = ON CONCRETE OF ASPHALT
ED = ON GROUND
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Case*
F87-0152
F87-0224
F87-0273
F87-0407
F87-0416
F87-0584
F87-OS86
F87-0612
F87-0640
F87-0649
F87-OS77
F87-0727
.F87-0848
F87-0868
F87-0883
F87-0940
F87-0977
F87-1085
F87-1103
F87-1U4
F87-1119
F87-1420
F87-1421
F87-1S14
F87-155S
F87-1569
F87-1685
F87-1832
F87-1963
F87-2057
F87-2120
F87-2275
F87-2284
F87-2302
F88-0011
F88-0134
F88-0135
F88-0156
F88-0194
F88-0216
F88-0240
F88-0266
F88-0284
F88-0300
F88-0312
F88-0321
F88-D329
F88-0397
F88-0419
F88-0444
F88-0506
F88-0546
F88-0582
F88-0603
F88-0622
F88-0634
F88-0773
F88-0774
F88-0785
F88-0789
F88-0856
F88-0869
F88-OI70
F88-0878
F88-0893
F88-0909
F88-1016
F88-1082
F88-1092
F88-1101
Prp
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
UNKNOWN
CHEVRON USA
LION OIL
ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS
CHEVRON USA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
SPEIGHT OIL ( GAS
CASTLE CONSTRUCTION
LION OIL
CRYSTAL OIL
PHILLIPS 66
TRUMAN DAXON
ARCO OIL ( GAS
LION OIL
AMOCO PRODUCTION
MCMILLAN PETROLEUM
CROSS OIL REFINERY
CITGO PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
RYAN OIL
MOORE AND MUHGER
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
SUN PIPELINE
DOHELL SCHLUMBERGER
RAMCO
PHILLIPS 66
MONROE HELL SERVICE
QUANTICO OIL < GAS INC.
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
SUN PIPELINE
CROSS OIL t REFINING OF
PETERSON INDUSTRIES
SUN EXPLORATION
ENSCO
CROSS OIL 1 REFINING OF
CROSS OIL t REFINING
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
LION OIL CO.
CROSS OIL AND REFINING OF
ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO.
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
LION OIL CO.
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
LYONS OIL COMP.
ARKANSAS HESTERN GAS CO.
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
CROSS OIL ( REFINING
CROSS OIL I REFINING
LYOH OIL CO
AMCO OPERATING COMPANY
BERG, LANEY t BROWN OIL
LION OIL CO.
LION OIL CO.
MONROE HELL SERVICE
LION OIL COMPANY
TENNISON OIL
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
ARKANSAS POHER AND LIGHT
HEYBRHAUSER CO.
CROSS OIL AND REFINING
Locate
SEC. 33, T15S. R15HI 3.5
SXN 10 T15SR15W 1/2 MI.
S3U5515N
4 MI. WEST OF HT. INDA,
SMACKOVBR OIL FIELD, J.
EAST OF EL DORADO
OUACHITA COUNTY
N. BRADFORD »5 2.SMI. S.
MP 264 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE
IN SEC. 16 NEAR
811 H. DIXON ST.
SE 1/4 SEC 10 T17S R14H 1
12 MI. H. OF MAGNOLIA,
SEC. 33 IS SO. 15 H; 3
8 MI. E. OF MAGNOLIA, AR.
SXN 17 T1I5 R21H
AT CHALYDEBEAT SPRINS
300 YDS S. OF COUNTY LINE
56 T16S RISK;
SECT. 21 155, 19W
SMACKOVER FIELD SEC. 33
SMACKOVBR FIELD SEC. 33
SMACKOVBR FIELD
PHILLIPS LION
SEC.13 T185 R18H/12 MI.
529 T1S5 R18W
MP - M-248 15 HI. S.
UNION PACIFIC RAILYARD
END OF 8TH ST.
3220 SOUTH O STREET/ARKLA
SMACKOVBR FIELD
SXN 33 T15S R15N
NH 1/4 SB 1/4 S10 T14S
OFF HIGH BANDS RD
4 MI. HE OF SMACHOVER
SXN34-T15S-R15W/MURPHY
H67 t H63
SEC 34, T15S. R15H
CRYSTAL LAKE AIRPORT
Sll T15S R24H
ENSCO
5XN 28 T15S R15H 4 MI. NE
CROSS OIL t REFINING
SEC. 32, T15S, 15H
SEC. 1, T16S, R16H
SEC. 7, TICS, R16H
SEC. 8, T16S, R15H
2 RESIDENCES
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
SS, T15S, R15N/2.5 MILES
SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 155
PHILLIPS ALPRIN C LEASE
SEC 2. TS15S, R17H, 2 1/2
1/4 MI. Nil OF ST. HHY. 23
T16N R15W, 2 MI. NORTH OF
SEC 7, T3 1«S,R15H,2 MI
SEC B. TS16S.R15H, 3.5 M
SEC 22,TS15S.R19W,BEHIND
SECT 12.TNS 173, R UN, 15
BENNETT t OMSTEAD LEASE 5
SECT4.TN 16S,R16H,1.5M H
SECT 33, TH15S\,R15H,3
1 M Nil OF HATERLOO S10
S16.T16, R, S15H 1 MI NB OF
TENNISON OIL
S27 T18 H H8W
ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT
DIERKS PLANT
SEC 12 TOWNSHIP 16S
Lcity
NORPHLET
NORPHLET
SMACKOVER
MT IDA
NORPHLET
EL DORADO
CAMDEN
KILGORE
PINE BLUFF
MOUNTAIN HOME
FAYETTEVILLE
OLD UNION
SHREVEPORT
EL DORADO
NORPHLET
CONE CREEK
MAGNOLIA
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
NORPHLET
SMACKOVER
STEPHENS
EL DORADO
EL DORADO
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
EL DORADO
STUTTGART
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
WEST MEMPHIS
FORT SMITH
SMACKOVER
NORPHLET
HILLIAMSVILLE
EL DORADO
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
HOXIE
SMACKOVER
DECATUR
LOUISVILLE
EL DORADO
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
NORPHLET
GREEN FOREST
FORT SMITH
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
LOUANN
EUREKA SPRINGS
NORPHLET
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
STEPHENS
HERMITAGE
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
HATERLOO
NORPHLET
SMACKOVER
ADA
HALVERN
DIERKS
SMACKOVER
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
UNION
UNION
UNION
MONTGOMERY
UNION
UNION
OUACHITA
UNION
JEFFERSON
MADISON
WASHINGTON
UNION
COLUMBIA
UNION
UNION
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
YELL
UNION
UNION
OUACHITA
UNION
UNION
UNION
UNION
UNION
OUACHITA
ARKANSAS
PULASKI
CRITTEHDEN
SEBASTIAN
UNION
UNION
NEVADA
UNION
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
LAWRENCE
OUACHITA
BENTON
LAFAYETTE
UNION
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
UNION
UNION
UNION
CARROLL
SEBASTIAN
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
UNION
OUACHITA
CARROLL
UNION
UNION
UNION
OUACHITA
BRADLEY
OUACHITA
UNION
OUACHITA
NEVADA
UNION
OUACHITA
COHWAY
HOT SPRING
HOWARD
UNION
ST Spdate
AR 10/26/86
AR 11/08/86
AR 11/10/86
AR 12/10/86
AR 12/01/86
AR 12/31/86
AR 01/02/87
AR 01/07/87
AR 01/12/87
AR 01/13/87
AR 01/15/87
AR 01/27/87
AR 02/13/87
AR 02/17/87
AR 02/20/87
AR 03/08/87
AR 03/15/87
AR 03/30/87
AR 03/31/87
AR 03/31/87
AR 02/10/87
AR 02/17/87
AR 11/26/86
AR 05/30/87
AR 05/25/87
AR 06/08/87
AR 06/16/87
AR 07/09/87
AR 07/25/87
AR 08/10/87
AR 08/22/87
AR 09/18/87
AR 09/18/87
AR 09/21/87
AR 10/02/87
AR 10/27/87
AR 10/27/87
AR 11/04/87
AR 11/10/87
AR 11/13/87
AR 11/18/87
AR 11/19/87
AR 11/23/87
AR 11/27/87
AR 12/02/87
AR 12/03/87
AR 12/04/87
AR 12/14/87
AR 12/16/87
AR 12/09/87
AR 12/29/87
AR 01/05/88
AR 01/11/88
AR 01/12/88
AR 01/15/88
AR 01/14/88
AR 02/04/88
AR 02/04/88
AR 02/08/88
AR 02/07/88
AR 02/18/88
AR 02/18/88
AR 02/18/88
AR 02/22/88
AR 02/25/88
AR 02/26/88
AR 03/11/88
AR 03/24/88
AR 03/24/88
AR 03/25/88
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OIL:CRUDE
01LiCRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
DISTILLATES
12 DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
GASOLINE
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
JP-4
OILY SLUDGE
AROCLOR 1016 (PCS)
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL 1 CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS, FUEL : 16
OILS,:HISC : MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
10.00
15.00
10.00
8000.00
2.00
25.00
0.00
20.00
100000.00
300.00
10.00
25.00
80.00
6.00
15.00
20.00
40.00
75.00
1.00
3.00
40.00
0.00
0.00
25.00
12.00
20.00
5.00
2000.00
3000.00
0.00
400.00
10.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
12.00
3.00
1.00
5.00
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5.00
75.00
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4.00
5.00
1.00
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6.00
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4.00
3.00
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50.00
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20.00
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LYON OIL CO.
G AND C OIL CO.
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BAXTER HEALTH CARE CORP.
SUN PIPELINE
BUDGET TIRE AND SUPPLY CO
PHILLIPS PIPELINE AND CO.
LION OIL CO.
ART HOLBROOK
DON MASON AND SON OIL CO.
LYON OIL COMPANY
RVSSEL KIBEE - KIBCO INC.
LYON OIL CO.
SUN PIPELINE INC.
NEKOOSA PAPERS
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LONG BROTHERS OIL
LONG BROS. (JACK PANNED
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LION OIL CO.
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PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
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PB LYON OIL CO.
PB LYON OIL CO.
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PB PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PB LION OIL
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UNKNONN
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PE EMCO OPERATING CO.
SG UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
PE EMCO OPERATING CO. INC.
PE R.E. HILLIAMS OIL AND GAS
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE PINNACLE OIL CO.
PE LONG BROTHERS
PB LONG BROTHERS
PB LITTLE COUNTRY STORE
PB UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE LYON OIL COMPANY
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PB CITOO
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AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
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AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Spdate
03/25/88
03/30/88
04/10/88
04/10/88
04/13/88
04/14/88
04/15/88
04/15/88
04/19/88
05/03/88
05/02/88
05/05/88
OS/23/88
OS/23/8*
05/22/88
05/24/88
05/25/88
06/21/88
06/21/8*
07/13/88
07/29/88
08/01/88
08/05/88
08/05/88
08/23/88
08/30/88
09/09/88
10/11/88
10/27/88
11/16/88
11/20/88
11/19/88
11/21/18
11/28/88
12/01/88
12/06/88
12/21/18
12/27/88
01/03/89
01/09/89
01/17/89
01/18/89
01/22/8*
01/25/8*
01/2C/8*
02/07/8*
02/13/89
02/13/89
02/11/8*
02/09/89
02/22/89
01/26/89
01/26/89
01/26/8*
03/02/8*
03/07/89
03/14/8*
01/26/8*
03/23/8*
03/30/89
04/10/8*
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05/05/89
05/09/89
05/11/89
05/14/89
05/22/89
05/20/89
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AROMATIC HYDROCARBON OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
CRUDE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OILS, MISC : TURBINE
OILS.FUELtNO.S
JET FUEL : JPS
GASOLINE
PROPANE
OIL : CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
SALT HATER AND OIL
OIL t CRUDE
GASOLINE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
CRUDE
OIL SHEEN (DIESEL)
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE AND SALTWATER
CRUDE
CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
SALT HATER
CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE
DIESEL OIL
HASTE MOTOR OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
DIBSBL OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL
OIL
OIL
GASOLINE
DIESEL
CRUDE
OIL
CRUDE
OIL (CRUDE
LUBRICATING OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
Quant 1
1000.00
100.00
0.
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F90-I654
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F90-1858
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F90-2143
F90-2173
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PE LVON OIL CO.
PE HCFARLANE COMPANY
PE TEXAS EASTERN PRODUCTS
PE QUALITY OPERATING
PE FIRESTONE STORE
PB HUCORE - YARMATHO SPILL
PE HUMPHREYS OIL CO.
PE LION OIL CO.
PE HtiY EXPRESS
PE OWED CONTRACTING CO.
PE ORYX ENERGY
PE CITGO PIPELINE
PE ANNY MANGESS
PE SCOTT PAPER CO.
PE TEXAS B. PRODUCTS
UNKNOHN
PE ORYX ENERGY
UNKNOHN
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
UHKXOtm
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE ARKLA
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE CAMPBELL OIL CO
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE UNION PACIFIC
PE ARKLA ENERGY RESOURCES
PE GEORGIA PACIFIC
PE ARKANSAS POWER LIGHT
PE ARRLA NATIGAS
PE SCHULER DRILLING CO.
TX EASTERN PIPELINE
ROLLINS EMERGENCY ROAD
UNION PACIFIC RR
PE LYON OIL CO.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ADVANCED CORP.
PE LYON OIL CO.
PE TEHNISON OIL CO.
PE LYON OIL CO.
UNKNOHN
PE BEEBE EXPLORATION
PE NERCO OIL t GAS INC
BLACKMAN OIL CO.
SG UNKNOWN
PE AOSS OIL t REFINING INC.
PE LION OIL CO.
PE DARLING STORE FIXTURES
PE LYON OIL CO
PE UNION PACIFIC R.R.
PE NEKOOSA PAPERS
PE LYON OIL CO
MAGNOLIA MARINE TRANSPORT
PE NEKOOSA PAPERS
PE MAXWELL DRILLING CO.
PE M.I. RIVER TRANSMISSION
PE BAYOU STATE OIL CORP.
PB BUILDERS TRANSPORT INC.
PE MI RIVER TRANSMISSION COR
TS US AIR FORCE
PE LOVES TRUCK STOP
PE SPECIALTY OIL CO
PE CAPT. JAYS MARINA
PE BUILDER'S TRANSPORT INC
PE FIRST BRANDS CORP
SG GRAY LAKE RESORT PARK
PE BERRY PETROLEUM CO
PE CYCLE AND MARINE CENTER
TOTAL PETROLEUM(RD RUNNER
Locate
S 20, T-15-S. R-19-W
JOYCE LEASE, 4MILES FROM
R- 14-W, T-17-S, S 7 15MI
S 14, T-16-S, R-25-W
920 H. 3RD. ST
BETWEEN BLYTHEVILLE AND
S 30, T-15-S. R-15-W 1.5
S 14, T-18-S, R-13-W
6709 S. 28TH ST.
S 20, T-25-S, R-23-W
MIDWAY UNIT 7 MILES N OF
S 23, T-19-S, R-21-W,
HWY 14 1/2 MI SO OF
431 WEST PIKE RD.
3 MILES SB OF EL DORADO
PAST RT 430 BRIDGE ON AR
SEC 11. T-16-S, R-24-W
HWY 19 WALDO TO
RAIL YARD
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
JAX ARK MILEPOST 330.7
121 4TH ST.
SBC 7 T-16-S, R-15-B, TOM
910 E 6TH ST
UNKNOWN
HP 451 HARTMAN 46MI S OF
306 MARSHALL - WILLOW
HWY 82
ALONG ARK RIVER NEAR LOCK
SEC 16, TUN, R7E, 3MI SH
SBC 20, T516S, R26W
HWY 167 N 3MI NORTH OF EL
I 40 t HWY 216
MILE POLE 359 TO 381 S
SBC 1 TNP 205, RNG 20W
BETWEEN BUEHA
E. PROGRESS ST
S34 T17S R19H 10MI E OF
BENNETT t BYRD TANK
SEC 16, TS17S, R27» 1 1/2
702 EUCLID
SEC 2 T1£S R15W
CORNELIUS <7 WELL 330FT
HWY 67 W t GREGG LANE
OFF COUNTY RD 1 HEAR
S 8 T16S R16W 3MI S OF
11M SW EL DORADO SEC 27,
HWY 49B NORTH, PO BOX 970
SEC 4, T16S, R16W, 1.5 MI
HWY 59 S. CONSTRUCTION
OUACHITA COUNTY II
COMPANY OIL FIELD TANK
SBC 1 T3N R7W
INTERSECTION OF HWY 7 AND
ON 1-40 MM 130
PORT OF PINE BLUFF
BAKER AFB 97 COMBAT
M 7TH AND S SERVICE RD
N DIXIELAND
END OF BROADWAY
HWY 79
1700 NORTH 13TH ST
RT 3 BOX 490 ON HWY 7
BERRY RD
214 BAST HARDING AVENUE
8001 GEYER SPRINGS
Lcity
BRHS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
STEPHENS
NORPHLET
EL DORADO
SEC 14, T-16-S, R-25-W
LITTLE ROCK
BLYTHBVILLE
SMACKOVER
EL DORADO
FORT SMITH
STAMPS
LEWISVILLE
EMERSON
HARRISON
ROGERS
EL DORADO
LITTLE ROCK
SEC 11, T-16-S, R-24-W
WILLISVILLE
LITTLE ROCK
WEST MEMPHIS
JAX
BBNTON
SMACKOVER
LITTLE ROCK
HASKBLL
VAN BUREN
JACKSONVILLE
CROSSETT
REYDELL
LEPANTO
EL DORADO
EL DORADO
BRINKLEY
NORFORK
SEC 1 TNP205, RNG 20W
BUENA VISTA
LITTLE ROCK
MAGNOLIA
SMACKOVER
FOUKE
TEXARKANA
SEC 2 T16S R15W
LEWISVILLE
CORNING
MAGNOLIA
SMACKOVER
EL DORADO
PARAGOULD
SMACKOVER
TEXARKANA
ASHDOHN
LOUANN
FINE BLUFF
ASHDOHN
EL DORADO
LITTLE ROCK
SMACKOVER
CONWAY
PINE BLUFF
LITTLE ROCK
BLYTHEVILLB
WEST MEMPHIS
ROGERS
VAN BURAN
KINGS LAND
ROGERS
BISMARCK
STEPHENS
PINE BLUFF
LITTLE ROCK
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
UNION
LAFAYETTE
PULASKI
MISSISSIPPI
OUACHITA
UNION
SEBASTIAN
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
COLUMBIA
BOONB
BENTON
UNION
PULASKI
LAFAYETTE
NEVADA
PULASKI
CRITTEMDEN
SALINE
UNION
PULASKI
SALINE
CRAWFORD
PULASKI
ASHLEY
ARKANSAS
POINSETT
UNION
UNION
MONROE
BAXTER
OUACHITA
PULASKI
COLUMBIA
UNION
MILLER
MILLER
OUACHITA
LAFAYETTE
CLAY
COLUMBIA
UNION
UNION
GREENE
UNION
MILLER
LITTLE RIVER
OUACHITA
JEFFERSON
LITTLE RIVER
UNION
PULASKI
UNION
FAULKNER
JEFFERSON
PULASKI
MISSISSIPPI
CRITTEKDEH
BENTON
CRAWFORD
CLEVELAND
BENTEN
HOT SPR
OUACHITA
JEFFERSON
PULASKI
ST
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Spdate
06/08/89
06/14/89
06/16/89
06/19/89
06/29/89
07/04/89
07/02/89
07/08/89
07/11/89
06/29/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
07/19/89
07/24/89
08/01/89
07/30/89
08/15/89
08/23/89
08/27/89
08/27/89
08/24/89
09/02/89
09/07/89
09/29/89
09/20/89
10/03/89
10/16/89
10/02/89
10/16/89
10/26/89
10/31/89
11/13/89
11/14/89
11/18/89
11/28/89
12/09/89
12/23/89
12/28/89
12/30/89
12/31/89
01/07/90
01/18/90
01/27/90
01/30/87
02/02/90
02/06/90
02/14/90
02/16/90
03/02/90
03/06/90
03/06/90
03/06/90
03/11/90
03/18/90
04/01/90
04/12/90
04/07/90
04/16/90
04/22/90
04/12/90
05/03/90
05/06/90
05/07/90
05/12/90
05/21/90
05/22/90
05/22/90
06/03/90
06/04/90
06/12/90
Mat!
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
HASTE Oil.
VARIOUS TYPES Of OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
OILS, FUEL: «6
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
OILY MATERIAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL SHEEH
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL
NATURAL CAS
OILS, MISC : TRANSFORMER
OILS, MISC : TRANSFORMER
NATURAL CAS
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
KEROSENE FUMES
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE ODORS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
USED OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM DISTILLATES
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
NO 6 FUEL OIL
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL! DIESEL
NATURAL GAS
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
OIL: DIESEL
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE
Quant 1
100.00
10.00
100.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
50.00
0.00
4.00
10.00
20.00
2000.00
25.00
50.00
0.00
20.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
14.00
70.00
500.00
0.00
0.00
8.00
80.00
0.00
3.00
0.00
200.00
700.00
50.00
0.00
0.00
50.00
10.00
50.00
0.00
5.00
30.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
100.00
0.00
20.00
0.00
750.00
30.00
0.00
5000.00
5.00
0.00
5300.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
30.00
100.00
0.00
150.00
100.00
65.00
50.00
75.00
0.00
150.00
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U
B
G
G
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G
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B
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Prp
PE MACFARLANE COMPANY
PE BUILDER'S TRANSPORT INC
PE MURPHY OIL USA, INC
PE TEXACO GAS STATION
PE CONOCO GAS STATION
PE CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE ARKLA GAS CO.
PE SMACKOVER DRILLING CO.
PE P-C
PE GATEWAY AUTO SALVAGE
PE A A GILBERT OIL
PB LYOM OIL CO
PE BMP PETROLEUM AMERICAS IN
FG VA MEDICAL CENTER
MAUMELLE COUNTRY CLUB
PE GULF CENTRAL PIPELINE
PE CROSS OIL I REFINING. INC
PE CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE P-C
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PE CROSS OIL < REFINING, INC
PE ENTERGY OPERATIONS
UNKNONN
PE CALLED CORP
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE OXY USA INC.
PE LION OIL CO.
PE CROSS OIL < REFINING, INC
PE MACFARLANE COMPANY
PE CIRCLE K CORP.
PE CIRCLE K
PB UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE BASRAH MOTOR CO
PE LYON OIL CO
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN R/R
PE JEEMES BAYOU PROD CORP
PE LION OIL CO.
UNKNONN
PE LION OIL CO.
UNKNOHN
PE LION OIL CO.
PE STORAGE TRUCKING
PE CALJJUi PETROLEUM CO
PE TOTAL PETROLEUM
PE TOTAL PBTROLUEM INC.
PB CROSS COUNTY FARMERS
PE OXY PETROLEUM
PB PBTROCHEM OPERATING CO.
PB MACFARLAHE COMPANY
PB TYSON FOODS
PB PIGEON HILL OIL CO
PE SHIPLEY BAKING CO
PE TENNYSON OIL
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PE CELOTEX INC
PB SHULER DRILLING COMPANY
PE JONES TRUCK LINES
PU SN ELECTRIC POWER CO.
FG USA - FT CHAFFBE
PB MURPHY OIL
PE NIXON'S RENTAL CENTER
PB HIKE WEST TRANSPORTS
PE OXY USA INC.
PE SHULER DRILLING COMPANY
BIG MAC TRUCKING
PE CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE
PE EMCO OPERATING CO. INC.
PE EMCO OPERATING CO. INC.
Locate
SMACKOVER OIL FIELD NEAR
I 30 NEST BOUND BETWEEN
SMACKOVER OIL FIELD
HEBER SPRINGS EXIT ON RTE
RHY 63
SW QUARTER
RT 1 BOX 336 B
BOX 379 31S E. MAIN
MANY ISLAND ROAD
HHY 62 GATEWAY AUTO
SEC 4 TOWNSHIP 16 S RANGE
SEC 2, T21N, RKS
DORCHBAT MACEDONIA FIELD
FORT ROOTS VA MEDICAL
CLUB MANOR DRCIRCLB
30 MILES NORTH ARK/LA
S 6, T16S, R15N 1MI SB OF
4 1/2 SH OF IHERSON SB
7 MI N OF STRONG SEC 6
ALPHIN LEASE
SECT ION 32 T15S R1SH
S. OF THE JUNCTION OF HWY
MILLER COUNTY HHY 22
7TH STREET AND EAST
INTERSTATE 55
S3, T20S, R24N
S33, T5N, R22H
SECTION 14, Til S, R17 N
SEC t, T16S, RICH
205 ARMSTRONG BLDG
711 HICKORY RD. SERVICE
711 HICKORY
1101 W. 4TR ST
HHY 412
RTE 7
• MILES SOUTH FROM MILE
RNY 91 HORSE HEAD
3HI NH OF EL DORADO SEC
SOUTH END OF HHY 71-B
SEC 7, T16S. R23H
I-S5 NORTH EXIT 10
DAISY HUNTER 1 HELL
1/4 MILE SOUTH OF ROGERS
1/4 MILE SOOTH OF ROGERS
HHY 50
DANIEL HO.l WELL
GUM CREEK FIELD PACE CITY
FLANAGAN LEASE.
2201 WEST 2ND STREET
HWY 15
311 W DICKSON ST
SNOW HILL CUTOFF RD
CALLER FOLLOWED PATH FOR
FLINT CREEK POWER PLANT
FT CHAFFEB, SOUTH BOUND
1210 POPLAR STREET
ON COUNTY RD 47
COUNTY ROAD 47
MORO BAY STATE PARK
CHARIZARIA CREEK FIELD
CHARIZARIA CREEK FIELD
Lclty
SMACKOVER
LITTLE ROCK
HORPHLBT
CABOT
HARDY
EMERSON
STAMPS
EL DORADO
HARDY
ROGERS
NORTH LICK
MBSCEDONIA
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
HAUMELLE
EL DORADO
SMACKOVER
EMERSON
STRONG
EL DORADO
SMACKOVER
RUSSELLVILLE
GENOA
NEST MEMPHIS
TERRELL
BRADLEY
DANVILLE
EL DORADO
SMACKOVER
EL DORADO
TEXARKANA
TEXARKAHA
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
HUNTSVILLE
SMACKOVER
JONESBORO
EMERSON
EL DORADO
WALDRON
STAMPS
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVBR
MARION
ELDORADO
FORT SMITH
FORT SMITH
LEHI
GREENWOOD
STEPHENS
SMACKOVER
PINE BLUFF
HERHATIGE
FAYETTEVILLB
SMACKOVER
SMACKOVER
CAMDEN
MAGNOLIA
LITTLE ROCK
GENTRY
FT CHAFFER
NORPHLET
PINE BLUFF
OZARK
DANVILLE
NILLISVILLE
OZARK
HBRMITIGB
HERMITAGE
HERMITAGE
ERHS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
UNION
PULASKI
UNION
LONOKE
SHARP
COLUMBIA
LAFAYETTE
UNION
FULTON
BENTOH
OUACHITA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
PULASKI
PULASKI
UNION
UNION
COLUMBIA
UNION
UNION
OUACHITA
POPE
MILLER
CRITTEHDEN
CRITTEHDEN
LAFAYETTE
YELL
UNION
UNION
UNION
MILLER
MILLER
PULASKI
MADISON
UNION
CRAIGHBAD
COLUMBIA
UNION
SCOTT
LAFAYETTE
UNION
UNION
CRITTENDEN
UNION
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
CRITTENDEN
SEBASTIAN
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
JEFFERSON
UNION
WASHINGTON
OUACHITA
UNION
OUACHITA
COLUMBIA
PULASKI
BENTEN
SEBASTIAN
UNION
JEFFERSON
FRANKLIN
YELL
NEVADA
FRANKLIN
COLUMBIA
BRADLEY
BRADLEY
BRADLEY
SI
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Spdate
06/13/90
06/19/90
06/21/90
07/09/90
Ot/07/90
01/15/90
01/13/90
Oa/27/90
09/01/90
09/25/90
10/04/90
10/01/90
10/08/90
10/12/90
10/24/90
11/07/90
11/12/90
11/16/90
11/19/90
11/26/90
11/21/90
11/29/90
11/25/90
12/16/90
12/17/90
12/20/90
12/21/90
12/27/90
12/29/90
01/07/91
01/07/91
01/07/91
01/16/91
01/17/91
01/11/91
01/23/91
01/26/91
01/21/91
02/04/91
01/19/91
02/11/91
02/11/91
02/13/91
02/19/91
02/01/91
02/01/91
02/21/91
02/22/91
03/02/91
03/11/91
03/11/91
03/11/91
03/22/91
03/27/91
03/29/91
04/02/91
04/10/91
04/17/91
04/1C/91
04/U/91
05/06/91
11/01/90
04/20/91
04/29/91
05/06/91
04/20/91
05/09/91
05/09/91
05/20/91
05/20/91
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
PRODUCED SALTNATER KITH
OILl DIESEL
GASOLIMK: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. HISC: MOTOR
OIL. HISC: MOTOR AND
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
GASOLINE / DIESEL
AMMONIA, anhydroui
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS.MISC:TURBINE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
HASTE OIL (DIESEL)
Oltl DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL FIELD HASTE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOHN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
5.00
140.00
«.oo
0.00
0.00
300.00
0.00
12.00
100.00
0.00
1.50
20.00
30.00
2400.00
300.00
11(0000.00
3.00
100.00
3.00
0.50
20.00
100.00
0.00
40.00
50.00
400.00
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1001 SCHOOL STREET
116 LINSEY ST
END OF EIGHTH ST
TOTAL ROAD RUNNER STATION
RT 7
OZARK LOCK ARKANSAS RIVER
LAKE DARDANBLLE OFF OF
2200 FORT ROOTS DR
NORTH MARKET STREET
UNNAMED CREEK BESIDE HHY
1/4 MI S.SEC S.T17S.R1SH
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PRIVATE POND, 1 1/2
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HHY 270 IN FRONT OF BATES
MILE 205.4 ARKANSAS RIVER
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9622 1-30
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BUILDING 1225
2601 JONES RD
RT 2 BOX 835
ON NEST HASHINGTON RD,
HHY 65
3/4 HI SOUTH OF HHY 79
97 SPTG/DEV
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97 SPTG/DEV
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SECTION « TORNSHIP 16
HHY 71
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120 CLIFTON
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INTERSTATE 30 56TH ST
6 HI HEST OF EL DORADO,
200 PEACH ST
130 EASTBOUND SERVICE RD
HMY 71 S
1601 HHY 49 B
15 MILES NORTH OF HEBBR
HERBER SPRINGS HHY 25S
MCCALL LEASE
HEST END OF HIGHHAY 12
RT 3 BOX 137G US HHY 64
CRONE A-10,SESH,1 HI EAST
1-40 MILE MARKER 178
SECTION 7, RANGE 14'N,
601 HEST FIRST
NORTH OF MARYSVILLE RD
OLD HIRE ROAD 8 MILES
3 MI NH OF
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COTTER
KROH SPRINGS
HOT SPRINGS
EL DORADO
NALDRON
CROSSETT
STEPHENS
ELDORADO
BLACKROCK
BENTON
STRONG
MARSHALL
HA3KELL
RUSSELLVILLE
ERNS Oil Spill Databa..
Lcounty
JEFFERSON
BOWIE
UNION
UNION
PULASKI
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UNION
POPE
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COLUMBIA
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SEBASTIAN
SALINE
SALINE
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PRAIRIE
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UNION
PULASKI
UNION
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SEBASTIAN
MARION
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NORPHLET
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SHACKOVER
SHACKOVER
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WEST MEMPHIS
HOT SPRINGS
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SMACKOVER
MALVBRH
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CONNAY
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UNION
LAWRENCE
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SALINE
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HOT SPRINGS
OUACHITA
COLUMBIA
OUACHITA
UNION
UNION
UNION
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UNION
UNION
CRITTBNDEN
GARLAND
UNION
MILLER
UNION
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HOT SPRINGS
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HASHINGTON
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INDEPENDENCE
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Spdat*
04/10/92
04/14/92
04/20/92
04/25/92
OS/11/S2
OS/11/92
OS/21/92
05/27/92
05/27/92
05/27/92
05/21/92
06/02/92
06/09/92
06/09/92
06/14/92
06/14/92
06/22/92
06/23/92
06/30/92
07/13/92
/ /
07/23/92
07/26/92
07/29/92
07/30/92
07/15/92
07/31/92
01/06/92
01/01/92
01/10/92
01/03/92
0*/29/92
01/17/92
09/0>/92
09/10/92
(9/11/92
09/29/92
10/04/92
10/05/92
10/14/92
10/21/92
10/31/92
11/03/93
11/10/92
11/23/92
11/25/92
12/09/92
12/16/92
12/16/92
12/17/92
12/17/92
12/17/92
12/20/92
12/23/92
12/29/92
12/30/92
01/01/93
01/01/93
01/10/93
01/13/93
01/15/93
01/17/93
01/19/93
01/21/93
01/17/93
01/11/93
01/31/93
11/14/92
02/04/93
02/10/93
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OIL: DIESEL
OIL:DIBSEL
OIL:CRUDB
OTHER OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL. FUEL: NO.2-O
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL I DIESEL
GASOLINE, SUSPECTED
UHKHOHN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE, DIESEL.
OIL: CRUDE
HAZARDOUS WASTE
JET FUEL: JP-4
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WASTE OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE I AUTOMOTIVE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL, MISCt MOTOR
OIL. FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
WASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
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GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL. FUEL! NO. 2
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UNKNOWN OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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12/09/93
Pag*
-------
ERNS Oil spill Database
Case*
F93-1574
F93-1608
F93-1625
F93-1716
F93-1737
F93-1759
F93-1781
F93-J848
F93-J857
F93-1873
F93-1906
F93-1925
. F93-2030
F93-2070
F93-2114
F93-2127
F93-2148
F93-2157
F93-2164
F93-2169
F93-2199
F93-2205
F93-2214
F93-2216
F93-2231
F93-2271
F93-2278
F93-2286
F93-2290
F93-2295
F93-2331
F93-233S
F93-2354
F93-2437
F93-2446
F93-2458
F93-2466
F93-2685
F93-2720
F93-2770
F93-2780
F93-2781
F93-2854
F93-286S
F93-2888
F93-2938
F93-2942
F93-2947
F93-3005
F93-3195
F93-3222
F93-3357
F93-3426
F93-3434
F93-3524
F93-3567
F93-3589
F93-3744
F93-3763
F93-37S6
F93-3791
F93-3805
F93-3860
F93-3883
F93-3942
F93-3944
F93-39S1
F93-3971
F93-4023
F93-4036
Prp
PE ZBILER TIMBER PRODUCTS
PE HILLS BROTHER TRANS
PE CIRCLE G TRANSPORTATION
PE O'BRIEN OPERATING CO.
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
PC
PE MCDANIAL CONSTRUCTION
PE APPLE ENGINEERING
PE ARCO OIL 1 GAS
PE CARGILL, INCORPORATED
PE LOVES COUNTRY STORE 209
PU SOUTHWESTERN ELEC POWER
PE HASTE MANAGEMENT OF AR
PE MCNEILL TRUCKING CO
PE SAFETY CLEAN CORP
PE LINE OIL PIPELINE
PE ENSCO
UN
PB HA2-TECH ENVIR SER INC
UN
PE C. R. CARS
UN
PB UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
UN
PE RAYMOND VAUGHN TRUCKING
PB KOHLER CO
PE ARCLA ENERGY RESOURCES
UN
PE TENNISON OIL CO
PE TEMPLE INLAND FOREST PROD
UN
UN
PE TEXAS EASTERN PIPELINE CO
PE DESARC IMPLEMENT
PB CAMDEN MIRE COMPANY
PB K RENT
PE BRENT TRANSPORTATION
PE COASTAL UNI LUBE
PB INTERNATIONAL PAPER
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE TYSON FOODS INC.
PB LION OIL COMPANY
PE LION OIL PIPELINE
PE MCBRIDE AND SONS
PE EASTSIDE AUTO SALVAGE
PE SONAT EXPLORATION
PE ARCLA ENERGY RESOURCES
PE ARMSTRONG SEPTIC TANK SER
UN
CE SHULER DRILLING CO.
PB ARKANSAS POHER AND LIGHT
PE LYON OIL PIPELINE
PE GEN ATLANTIC RES. INC.
PB ACTION DELIVERY
PU ARKANSAS POHER < LIGHT
PB ASH GROVE CEMENT CO
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE BUDDY BEAN LUMBER CO
PU ARKANSAS POHER t LIGHT
PB MALVERN PETROLEUM CO, INC
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE 3 HAY OIL COMPANY
PE CALLAH PETROLEUM CO
PE PILOT OIL
PE GROENDYKE TRANSPORT
PE GROENDYKE TRANSPORT
UN
PE BERRY PETROLEUM CO
PE BROHN DIRT AND MATERIAL
PE HARLAND BRONN CO
Locate
ST HHY 109
311 HEST SUNSET
HHY 7
SEC-1S, R-21 HEST, T-18
1400 E SECOND AVE
HEST DOUBLE SPRINGS RD
3700 AIRPORT ROAD
SBC-21, R-27 HEST, T-17
SEC-24, R-20 HEST, T-17
307 DODGEN PLACE
HHY 40 t 55 AT 7 ST
FLINT CREEK POHER PLANT
1030 HEST BROADHAY
HGHY 70
600 ELK ST
SEC-35, R-15 HEST, T-17
AMERICAN OIL ROAD
1174 HOOD ST
HGHY 59 AND KING'S HGHY
HHY 71
406 CALIFORNIA ST
618 S 1ST ST
400 N BOWMAN
HHY 1
920 B LINCOLN RD
SEC-6, R-29 HEST, T-B
SHARP ST
GOODHIN TANK BATTERY, 7 MI
540 E BARTON
111325 MARCHE RD
1907 EAST MAIN ST
SEC-1, R-15 HEST, T-17
HHY 11 AND HHY 38
3411 NORTH HUTCHINSON ST
1012 POPLAR
LOCK 4 NORTHBOUND
B 10TH AND RAY
3900 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE
HHY (4 AND HHY 211
HHY 64 EAST
OFF HHY 167
SEC-11, R-14 HEST, T-17
HHY 282
1400 HARFORD RD
.5 MI E OF LOCKING DAM 13
301 HILLHOOD
OLD FERRY LANDING AT THE
COLLEGE ST I DAVIDSON ST
CALION OIL
LAKE CATHERINE BELOW
SEC-10.R-14 HEST, T-17
217 OTTO LANE
3411 NORTH HUTCHINSON ST
HHY 270 HEST
ASH GROVE CEMENT PLANT
VAN BUREN YARD
HHY 270
HHY 300 AT BIG MAUMELLB
610 DAVIS ST
TRAIN YARD
SEC-21, R-19 HEST, T-15
SEC-32, R-1S HEST, T-18
800 CLUB ROAD
HHY 74, 1.50 MI EAST OF
HHY 74 SPIDER BRANCH
CHEVRON FOOD MART 2601
SBC-22, R-19 HEST T-15
SOUTHHESTERH ELECTRIC
ON 43HHY NEAR THE SEHCO
Lclty
CLARKESVILLE
SPRINGDALE
OLA
MAGNOLIA
PINE BLUFF
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JONESBORO
FOUKE
MAGNOLIA
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HEST MEMPHIS
GENTRY
FORREST CITY
LITTLE ROCK
BLYTHEVILLE
ELDORADO
EL DORADO
FAYETTEVILLE
TgXARKANA
HALDRON
CAMDEN
CABOT
BOXIDE
LITTLE ROCK
MARIANNA
SEARCY
LAVACA
BOONBVILLE
SMACKOVER
HEST MEMPHIS
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
RUSSELLVILLE
OUINN
DESARC
PINE BLUFF
PINE BLUFF
PINE BLUFF
TEXARKANA
RUSSELLVILLE
CRAHFORDSVILLE
RUSSELVILLE
EL DORADO
UNION
ALMA
FAYETTEVILLE
FORT SMITH
HOT SPRINGS
MACKS
FAYETTEVILLE
HOT SPRINGS
OLD UNION
EL DORADO
PINE BLUFF
JONES MILLS
FOREMAN
VAN BUREN
HOT SPRINGS
ROLAND
MALVERN
VAN BUREN
STEPHENS
HESSON
HEST MEMPHIS
JASPER
JASPER
LITTLE ROCK
STEPHENS
SI LOAM SPRINGS
GENTRY
Lcounty
JOHNSON
WASHINGTON
YELL
COLUMBIA
JEFFERSON
WASHINGTON
CRAIGHEAD
MILLER
COLUMBIA
FRANKLIN
CRITTEHDEN
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SAINT FRANCIS
PULASKI
MISSISSIPPI
UNION
UNION
HASHINGTON
BOONE
SCOTT
OUACHITA
LONOKE
SALINE
PULASKI
LEE
HHITE
SEBASTIAN
LOGAN
UNION
CRITTENDBN
PULASKI
POPE
UNION
PRAIRIE
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
MILLER
POPE
CRITTENDEN
POPE
UNION
UNION
CRAWFORD
HASHINGTON
SEBASTIAN
GARLAND
INDEPENDENCE
HASHINGTON
UNION
GARLAND
UNION
UNION
JEFFERSON
HOT SPRINGS
LITTLE RIVER
CRAWFORD
GARLAND
PULASKI
HOT SPRINGS
CRAHFORD
OUACHITA
UNION
CRITTENDEN
NEHTON
NEKTON
PULASKI
OUACHITA
BENTON
BENTON
ST
AR
AR
AR
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AR
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Spdate
02/20/93
02/24/93
02/25/93
03/03/93
03/05/93
03/07/93
03/08/93
03/16/93
03/16/93
/ /
03/20/93
03/20/93
03/28/93
03/30/93
04/05/93
04/06/93
04/07/93
04/08/93
04/07/93
04/08/93
04/09/93
04/12/93
04/13/93
04/13/93
04/07/93
04/06/93
04/20/93
04/21/93
04/21/93
04/19/93
04/25/93
04/24/93
04/27/93
03/20/93
05/03/93
04/29/93
05/04/93
05/18/93
05/21/93
05/25/93
05/27/93
05/26/93
05/28/93
05/01/93
05/28/93
06/07/93
06/07/93
03/16/93
06/11/93
06/21/93
06/26/93
07/05/93
07/11/93
07/12/93
07/20/93
in/23/93
07/25/93
08/06/93
08/08/93
08/09/93
08/10/93
08/10/93
08/16/93
07/20/93
08/23/93
08/23/93
08/24/93
08/25/93
08/31/93
08/31/93
Matl
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
OIL, MISC: ROAD
CUTTING OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
Oil, FUEL: NO. 2-D
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OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OTHER OIL (PETROLEUM
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL
HASTE OIL
UNKNONN OILIMAY BE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNONN OIL
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOHN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
HASTE OIL
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OTHER OIL (EMULSIFIED
NATURAL GAS
HASTE OIL
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
FLAMMABLE HASTE LIQUID,
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
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OIL, FUEL; NO. 2-D
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ASPHALT
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GA
GA
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GA
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BD
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case* t Prp
F93-4061 PE ADVANCE APLICATION
F93-40I1 PE HCBRIDE ASPHALT
F93-4116 PE PROVEN OIL PROD INC.
F93-42II PE INDEPENDENT FOREIGN CARS
F93-4330 PE UNITING PETROLEUM
F94-0003 FG USAF - LITTLE ROCK AFB
F94-OOOS PE SEARS AUTOMOTIVE
F94-OOI1 PC
F94-0086 PE ROLLINS TRUCK LEASE CO
F94-010S PE HOMROE AUTO EQUIPMENT
F94-0121 PE COULSON OIL COMPANY
F94-0128 PU ENERGY OPERATIONS
. F94-01S7 PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
F94-0211 PE OOULSOH OIL COMPANY
F94-0254 PE BEAVER LAKE CONCRETE
F94-027S PE GEORGIA PACIFIC
F94-0297 PE NACATOCH OIL PRODUCERS
F94-0303 PE TEXAS EASTERN PIPELINE CO
Locate
HHY S3 .5 MILES FROM
JUNCTION OF U5-71 AND SR
KARREYVILLE LANDING FIELD
6521 LANCASTER
SEC-10, R-20 NEST, T-14
BTMN TAXI NAY 6 AND
HWY 7
MHY 12, C MI EAST OF
1-30 NORTHBOUND NEAR EXIT
1601 HHY 49B
1-40,1 MILE NEST OF
ROUTE 3 BOX 137 G
DOT NO. UNKMONN UNKNONN
1-40 MILE 245
HHY 187
HMY 12 AND PAPERMILL ROAD
INEZ WEST LEASE
4 HI SE OF EL DORADO
Loity
CAMDEN
ALMA
HERMITAGE
LITTLE ROCK
NILLISVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
HOT SPRINGS
ELDORADO
ARKADELPHIA
PARAGOULD
HIDMER
RUSSELLVILLE
PALESTINE
FORREST CITY
UREKA SPRINGS
CROSSETT
SMACKOVER
EL DORADO
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
NEVADA
CRAHFORD
BRADLEY
PULASKI
NEVADA
PULASKI
GARLAND
UNION
CLARK
GREENE
ST. FRANCIS
POPE
MONROE
ST. FRANCIS
CARROLL
ASHLEY
OUACHITA
UNION
ST Spdat*
AR 09/01/93
AR 09/04/93
AR 09/09/93
AR 09/23/93
AR 09/21/93
AR 10/01/93
AR 10/01/93
AR 10/04/93
AR 10/01/93
AR 10/07/93
AR 10/12/93
AR 10/12/93
AR 10/14/93
AR 10/12/93
AR 10/22/93
AR 10/25/93
AR 10/25/93
AR 10/2C/93
Matl
UNKNOWN OIL
ASPHALT
OIL: CRUDE
NASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HYDRAULIC OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
DONTHERM
OILl CRUDE
GASOLINE: UNLEADED
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Casel
F87-0016
F87-0018
F87-0024
F87-0030
F87-0032
F87-0062
F87-0069
F87-0077
F87-0079
F87-0083
F87-0164
F87-0181
•F87-0187
F87-0197
F87-0199
F87-0208
F87-0223
F87-0226
F87-0255
F87-0258
F87-0263
F87-0275
FB7-0298
F87-0302
F87-0308
F87-0318
F87-0343
F87-0376
F87-0390
F87-0396
F87-0414
F87-0422
F87-0450
F87-0454
FB7-0459
F87-0462
F87-0475
F87-0484
F87-0492
F87-0494
F87-0498
F87-0501
F87-0502
F87-OS06
F87-0507
F87-0508
F87-0517
F87-0528
F87-OS29
F87-OS30
F87-0531
F87-0532
F87-0533
F87-0534
F87-0535
F87-OS36
F87-0537
F87-0538
F87-0539
F87-0540
F87-0541
F87-0542
F87-0547
F87-054B
F87-OS49
F87-0550
F87-05S4
F87-0555
F87-0556
F87-0557
9
t Prp
CONTINENTAL OIL
UNKNOWN
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CONOCO
GULF STATE UTILITIES
UNKNOWN
TRANSCON EXPLORATION
TEXACO OIL
UNKNOWN
TEXAS PIPELINE
SUN PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
CONOCO
EXPLORER PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
CITGO PETROLEUM
CITGO PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CITGO PETROLEUM
CITGO PETROLEUM
CITGO PETROLEUM
BRITISH PETROLEUM
MATLACK TRANSPORTATION
SBA SHIPYARD
MAY PETROLEUM
CITGO PIPELINE
SANTE FE MINERALS
PRODENTIAL OIL < GAS
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CITGO PIPELINE
CITGO PETROLEUM
AMOCO
VISTA CHEMICAL
THIBODEAUX MOBIL
CANAN
FMP OPERATING
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXAS PIPELINE
CONOCO
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
AMOCO PRODUCTION
SCURLOCK OIL
CONOCO SERVICE STATION
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
MARATHON OIL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
Locate
S 36 R1W T3S
LOYOLA t GARVIER
AT LAKE BEOFF FIELD
AT BLUE FIELD BAYOV
AT ELECTRICAL SEDUTATION
2025 GERTILLY BLVD AT GAS
SBC. 21, T14S, R13H. NEAR
LAC DE SALLMANDS FIELD
1-10 BRIDGE OVER WHISKEY
DOCK-SLIP OFF 1CH 1.7
3 MI E. OF DELHI 1/2 MI.
ROMAINE RD. OFF HHY 14
T10S R9H SW CORNER SEC 19
BAYOU BONNET CARRIE AT
528 T9S R17W EDGEDRLY
S14 T18N RICH, APELIKE
SEC. 1 T14N R5E IN
SEC 2 T8S R11W
CHARLIE C DOCK CHARLES
REFINERY H108 S OF 110
IN UNNAMED CANAL
HHY SI < 1-10
MERMUATAN STATE RT. 3166
AVEHY ISLAND HELL M
S30 T10S R9N
FROG LAKE FIELD, SEC 31,
25 MI. OFF HHY 165 OF
5 HI. HOUMA, 1/2 MI. SO.
EXXON REFINERY DOCK
CANAL LEADING TO LAKE
SEC. 30 THNSHIP 75 RANGE
S34T21N28D
H3113
VISTA CHEMICAL
THIBODEAUX MOBIL
LAKE HATCH FIELD T18S
PARADIS FIELD
PARADIS FIELD
ERATH FIELD 29 53'52" 92
BAYOU BLUB, CENTRAL
CATAHOULA LAKE
AT CONOCO REFINERY
HH ( HD MILEY HELL SITE
INTRACOSTAL HTY
CONOCO SVC STA.
LAKE SALVADOR FIELD
LAKE SALVADOR FIELD
LAKE SALVADOR FIELD
LAFITTE FIELD
LAFITTE FIELD
LAFITTE FIELD
CHEVRON USA. INC.
BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST BAY FIELD
WEST BAY FIELD
HEST BAY FIELD
HEST BAY FIELD
HEST BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD
LAKE BARRB FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
H. DELTA BLK 79
REMERE PASS FIELD
REHERE PASS FIELD
REMERE PASS FIELD
Lcity
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
ST spdate
Matl
PINE PRAIRIE
NEH ORLEANS
RACE LAND
BATON ROUGE
DUSON
NEH ORLEANS
JOHNSON'S BAYOU
HARVEY
DELHI
KAPLAN
ST. MARTIHVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
VINTON
LONGHOOD
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
HARVEY
LAPLACE
MERMENTAU
AVERY ISLAND
LAKE CHARLES
PLAQUEMINE
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HOUMA
BATON ROUGE
HOUMA
DEQUINCY
HAYNESVILLE
ZACHARY
HESTLAKE
LAFAYETTE
THIBODAUX
PARADIS
HARVEY
GROSS TETE
BATON ROUGE
DENHAM SPRINGS
LAROSE
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
LAT 29 12'00", LON. 90
LAT 29 12-00", LON. 90
LAT 29 12'00", LON. 90
LAT 29 12 '00", LON. 90
VENICE
VENICE
VENICE
EVANGELINE
ORLEANS
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IBERVILLB
LAFAYETTE
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CAMERON
ST. CHARLES
ST. MARTIN
TERRBBONNE
HIGHLAND
VERMILION
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
CALCASIEU
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LINCOLN
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
ACADIA
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLB
RAPIDES
CLAIBORNB
EAST BATON ROUGE
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
CLAIBORNE
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
LAFOURCHE
TERREBONHE
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES
VERMILION
IBERVILLE
ST. MARTIN
EAST BATON ROUGE
LIVINGSTON
LAFOURCHE
ORLEANS
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
TERRBBONNE
TERRBBONNE
TERRBBOHNE
TERREBOHNE
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
LA 10/02/86 OIL:CRUDB
LA 10/03/86 GASOLINE
LA 10/01/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 10/06/86 OIL.-CRUDE
LA 10/06/86 PCB
LA 10/09/86 GASOLINE
LA 10/1 1/86OIL:CRUDE
LA 10/14/86 OIL.-CRUDE
LA 10/14/86 GASOLINE
LA 10/10/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 10/28/86 OIL: CRUDE
LA 10/30/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/05/86 OIL: CRUDE
LA 10/31/86 OIL: CRUDE
LA 11/01/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/03/86 OIL: CRUDE
LA 11/10/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/11/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/04/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/07/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/07/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/15/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/20/86 DIESEL FUEL
LA 11/21/86 OTHER OIL
LA 11/23/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/24/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/28/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/01/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/05/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/07/86 HAXES PARAFFIN
LA 12/05/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/10/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/12/86 OILlCRUDE
LA 12/14/86 CONDENSATE < CRUDE
LA 12/15/86 PETROLEUM RELATED
LA 12/14/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/16/86 NATURAL GAS CONDENSATE
LA 12/17/86 OILlCRUDE
LA 12/22/86 OIL: CRUDE
LA 12/23/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/23/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/23/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/23/86 OIL: CRUDE
LA 12/23/86 OIL]CRUDE
LA 12/24/86 CONDENSATE
LA 12/24/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 12/26/86 GASOLINE
LA 11/19/86 OIL:CRUDB
LA 11/01/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 09/09/86 OILlCRUDE
LA 11/25/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 11/17/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 10/04/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 08/27/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 09/14/85 OIL:CRUDE
LA 08/19/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 09/20/85 OIL:CRUDE
LA 08/19/85 OIL:CRUDE
LA 08/19/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 08/19/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 09/16/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 08/04/86 OILlCRUDE
LA 04/17/86 OILlCRUDE
LA 06/27/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 05/31/86 OILlCRUDE
LA 06/04/86 OIL:CRUDE
LA 05/11/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 09/09/84 OILlCRUDE
LA 03/03/85 OILlCRUDE
LA 03/21/85 OILlCRUDE
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caaef
F87-0558
FI7-OS59
F87-0560
FB7-OS61
F87-OS62
F87-0563
F87-OS64
F87-0565
F87-OS66
FI7-0567
F87-OS68
F87-0569
FI7-0570
F87-OS73
F87-0601
F«7-0«07
F87-0623
F87-0647
FI7-06S4
F«7-0657
F87-0711
F87-072S
F87-0734
F87-0778
F87-0784
FB7-0787
FH7-0790
F87-OS42
F«7-0»45
F87-0849
F87-0857
F87-08S9
F87-0881
F87-0886
FI7-0889
F87-0890
FI7-0909
FI7-0920
F87-0926
FI7-0933
FI7-0943
FI7-0946
FI7-094B
F87-0975
F87-1002
FI7-1003
FI7-100C
FB7-100I
F81-1011
F87-1012
F87-1018
F87-1020
F07-1028
FS7-1029
FS7-1036
F87-1041
FI7-1042
F87-10S1
F87-1053
FS7-1064
F87-1073
F87-1084
F(7-10M
F87-1102
F87-1123
F87-1129
F«7-113«
F87-1170
FS7-1173
F87-1175
9
t Prp
CHEVRON USA
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
KERR HCGEE
SHELL OIL
UNKNOWN
AMOCO
CONOCO
SHELL OIL
CRO MARINE
MOBIL OIL
TEXACO OIL
CHARTER HART
EXXON CHEMICAL
UNKNOWN
ASHLAND PIPELINE
HESS BACKER PRODUCTION
CITGO PIPELINE
KERR HCGEE
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CARDHEAX
CONOCO MAR. COHEAUX
CADDO PARISH SHERIFF
CONOCO
TRAIER OIL (MR. SUTTON)
REDHAY OIL 1 GAS
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CONOCO
TRANSCON EXPLORATION
AMOCO PRODUCTION
TEXACO OIL
ARCO OIL I GAS
TEHNECO OIL
COAST GUARD MORGAN CITY
CHEVRON USA
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
EENRON OIL < TRANSPORT
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
EXXON CHEMICAL
CITGO PETROLEUM
SCURLOCK OIL
EXXON
UNKNOWN
TEXACO OIL
CITGO PETROLEUM
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
CONOCO
JiV TRUCKING
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
CONOCO
CITI1EH
SANDIFER PETROLEUM
TRANSCON EXPLORATION
BARGE TRANSPORT
CITGO PIPELINE
CITGO PETROLEUM
NORM IHGRADE
RED WING OIL
Locate
REMERE PASS FIELD
MAIN PASS BLK 69
MAIN PASS BLK «9
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT. 29
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT.
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT.
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT.
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT. 29
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT.
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT.
SOUTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT.
SOVTHPASS BLK. 11 LAT. 29
SEC. 17-16-20 T21N R10N
LAT 29 49*30' LONG 91
EXIT I OF HARRISON t
6 MI. H. OF T.D. BICKHEM
SE CORNER S12 T12S RIDE
LAT 20 SI-OS* LONG 91
29 31 N 2 1/2 HI. E. OF
5XN 26 TtS R3E LAT 30 20
LAFITTE FIELD RIGOLETS
CHARTER HART.
FARADIS FIELD LAT 21 SI
C MIL N. OF VIDALIA SEC.
HERMENTAN RIVER N. OF
SEC 24, TtS, R10N: 10 HI.
AT TX-LA ST. LINE,
BAYOU CROOKCRENE SCHWING
SE 1/4 NE 1/4 SEC. IS.
DOCK *4
END OF NALDEN FERRY ROAD
S2C T3S R2E H1171
TRAZER OIL (MR. SUTTON)
OFF PARISH RD.
12 MILKS ON AMOCO ROAD
TETETATE BATTERY
SXN S3 T7S RSE
NELL SITE OFF LINDER ROAD
LAKE SALVADOR t TANK
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4 MI. W. OF HOMER
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PORT OF MERHANTAV
TANK BATTERY NO. 2
NE 1/4 SE 1/4 S4T3N R3N
S17 RSIR9S
N. 1/2 SECT. 66 T12S R3E
DUCK LAKE FLO. AREA GROUP
SURLOCK OIL CO. ON SIDE
FAUSSE POINT FIELD
S12 T10S R2N
ALEXANDRIA RAIL YARD
TETETATE TANK BATTERY
J AND V TRUCKING
H74 AND 110. DUTCH TOWN
1 MI. S. OF WESTLAKE
HWY (1-31 MI. W. OF HEN
LAKE PONCRATRAIH FACILITY
TIGRE LAGOON, EDNA
CITY SERVICE A DOCK
4 MI. N. OF EDGERLY; SEC
SW SEC. 4 T20 N RISK
LAKE HAURBPAS
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SAREPTA
HEN ORLEANS
ZACHARY
MORGAN CITY
GIBSON
ST. LANDRY
HARVEY
MARRERO
NEW ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
VIDALIA
LAKE ARTHUR
SULPHUR
LAFAYETTE
ANTIOCH
HAMtlSONBURG
HESTLAKE
SHREVEPORT
VILLE PLATTE
NEW ORLEANS
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
BASILS
BARRE
DEMHAH SPRINGS
HARVEY
LOGANSPORT
CHALHETTE
MORGAN CITY
HOMER
MONROE
MKRMANTAU
LINDSAY
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
ABBEVILLE
DUCK LAKE
ABBEVILLE
HEW IBERIA
JENNINGS
ALEXANDRIA
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
DUTCHTONN
HETAIRIE
HESTLAKE
LAP LACE
NEW ORLEANS
INTERCOASTAL NATERWAY
SULPHUR
EDGERLY
OIL CITY
CROHLEY
PLAOUEHINES
PLAQVBHINBS
PLAQUEHINBS
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMIHES
PLAOUEHINES
PLAQVEHINES
PLAQUEHINE3
PLAOUEHINES
PLAQUEHINES
PLAQOEHINBS
PUKWENINES
WEBSTER
IBERIA
ORLEANS
EAST BATON ROUGE
IBERIA
ST. MARTIN
TERREBONNE
EVANGELIHE
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
ORLEANS
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
JEFFERSON DAVIS
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
CLAI BORNE
CATAHOULA
CALCASIBU
CADDO
EVANGELIVE
ORLEANS
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
ACADIA
ST. LANDRY
LIVINGSTON
ST. CHARLES
DE SOTO
ST. BERNARD
ST. MARTIN
CLAI BORNE
OUACHITA
ACADIA
ST. MARTIN
GARVIN
EAST BATON ROUGE
JEFFERSON DAVIS
VERMILION
ST. MARTIN
VERMILION
IBERIA
JEFFERSON DAVIS
RAPIDES
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON
CALCASIEU
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
JEFFERSON
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CADDO
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
ACADIA
LA 04/28/85
LA 10/07/16
LA 10/21/16
LA 10/02/16
LA 10/06/16
LA 10/07/16
LA 10/09/16
LA 10/12/16
LA 10/14/86
LA 10/21/86
LA 10/21/16
LA 10/31/M
LA 12/30/86
LA 12/23/16
LA 01/04/17
LA 01/06/17
LA 01/08/87
LA 01/13/87
LA 01/14/17
LA 01/14/87
LA 01/22/17
LA 01/27/17
LA 01/27/17
LA 01/24/87
LA 01/31/17
LA 01/30/17
LA 02/01/17
LA 02/12/87
LA 02/12/17
LA 02/13/17
til. 1 1
LA 02/14/87
LA 02/20/17
LA 02/22/87
LA 02/23/17
LA 02/24/87
LA 02/20/87
LA 02/27/87
LA 02/28/87
LA 03/07/87
LA 03/10/87
LA 03/10/87
LA 03/10/87
LA 03/13/87
LA 03/18/87
LA 03/18/87
LA 03/17/87
LA 03/18/87
LA 03/18/87
LA 03/11/87
LA 03/19/87
LA 03/19/87
LA 03/20/87
LA 03/19/87
LA 03/21/87
LA 03/22/87
LA 03/22/87
LA 03/25/17
LA 03/21/87
LA 03/25/87
LA 03/27/87
LA 03/28/87
LA 03/27/17
LA 03/31/87
LA 04/06/87
LA 04/06/87
LA 04/08/87
LA 04/14/87
LA 03/29/87
LA 04/04/87
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL.-CXUD8
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
CONDENSATE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
LUBE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
SALT WATER
OILt CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
UNKNOWN
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
•2 FUEL OIL
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OILt CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
BLACK OIL
OILiCRUDK
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL
GASOLINE
DIESEL
OILtCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
LIGHT CONDENSATE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDB
OILtCRUDE
U So
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1 c
Quantl t e
3.00 G O
2S.OO G O
4.00 G O
1.00 G 0
1.00 G 0
2.00 G 0
2.00 G O
2.00 G 0
2.00 G 0
1.00 G O
1.00 G 0
IS. 00 G O
2SOO.OO B P
2.00 B F
1.00 G F
SO. 00 B FP
1.00 G F
4.00 B P
S.OO B V
15.00 B F
30.00 G F
0.00 F
2.00 G F
6.00 G V
7.00 B P
7.00 B F
10.00 B P
0.00 P
15.00 G
20.00 B F
0.00 F
S.OO G F
0.00
10.00 B F
1.00 B F
1.00 U F
60.00 P
10.00
20.00 P
10.00 F
20.00 P
1.00 F
3.00 B P
20000.00 G
3.00 G F
2600.00 G R
2.00 B F
2.00 G F
4.00 F
S60.00 F
40.00 P
S.OO F
1.00 F
1.00 H
10.00 G F
120.00 B P
3000.00 G R
10.00 B F
10.00 G
100.00 G F
0.00 P
15.00 G V
0.00
1.00 B F
2.00 G F
1.00 G F
15.00 B
15.00 B P
0.00
50.00 P F
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t a 1
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o
O
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
0
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
So
ur
12/09/93
Pag*
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Cage*
F87-1180
F87-1183
F87-1187
F87-1214
FB7-1221
F87-1224
F87-1230
F87-1263
F87-1266
F87-1274
F87-1275
F87-1277
.F87-1278
F87-1279
F87-1280
F87-1281
F87-1282
F87-1293
F87-1316
F87-1317
F87-1318
F87-1322
F87-1323
F87-1324
F87-1325
F87-1326
F87-1327
F87-1328
F87-1329
F87-1330
F87-1331
F87-1332
F87-1333
F87-1336
F87-1337
F87-1341
F87-1344
F87-1345
F87-1346
F87-1348
F87-1353
F87-1359
F87-1364
F87-1378
F87-1394
F87-1395
F87-1396
F87-1397
F87-1398
F87-1399
F87-1400
F87-1401
F87-1402
F87-1410
F87-1411
F87-1412
F87-1413
F87-1414
F87-1415
F87-1416
F87-1417
F87-1422
FB7-1423
F87-1424
F87-1425
F87-1426
F87-1427
F87-1428
F87-1429
F87-1430
q
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PPG INDUSTRIES
TENKECO OIL
MARATHON OIL
PLAQUEHINE TREATMENT
MOBIL OIL
LAMSON/CROCXER PETROLEUM
MATLACK TRANSPORTATION
OUARLES DRILLING
PLACID OIL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
VISTA CHEMICAL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON VSA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
ST. MARYS PARISH
OLIN
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CONOCO
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
AMARADAHESS
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON VSA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
Locate
AT PLANT
OFF SHORE/S. TIMBALAER
SBC. 26 T23 RAH
PLAQUEMINE TREATMENT
OFFSHORE COAST OF LA. L29
END OF HHY. 75 OUTSIDE OF
HHY. 4 11 MI. H. OF
LAKE PERROT
T6N. R3E, SBC 30
S. PASS 24 FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD/LAT.29
LAKE PBRTO FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
TERRBBONNB FARISH LAT. 29
TERREBONNE PARISH/TANK
TERREBONNE PARISH TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD LAT.29
PLANT
STORAGE FACILITY 12
STORAGE FACILITY »2
TANK BATTERY »1
LAKE BARRE FIELD
LAKE BARRE FIELD
LAFITTE FIELD COMMINGLE
LAFITTE FIELD. COMMINGLE
LAFITTE FIELD; COMMINGLE
LAFITTE FIELD, COMMINGLE
TANK BATTERY »3
TANK BATTERY H-l S. PASS
PLATFORM P-l S/L 2869
STORAGE FACILITY 12
COMMINGLING FACILITY »1
TANK BATTERY »1
COMMINGLING FACILITY »2
1-10 BEST
WEST BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST BLACK BAY FIELD;
NEST BLACK BAY FIELD;
TOWNSHIP 4 50UTH, RANGE 2
SEC. 14, TOWNSHIP 21N-5H
DUCK LAKE FIELD, OFFSHORE
LAKE CHICO
5 MILES NORTHHEST OF
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD, TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD TANK
LAKE BARRE FIELD TANK
DELTA DUCK CLUB FIELD,
DELTA DUCK CLUB FIELD
DELTA DUCK CLUB FIELD
DELTA CLUB FIELD
SEC. 213 T15S.R11B,MARTIN
H. POTASH FIELD, NK END
H. PATASH FIELD, NN END
DUCK LAKE FIELD SEC.
13.5 HI. SO OF
13.5 MI. SO OF
ST. CHARLES PARISH LAT 29
ST. CHARLES PARISH LAT 29
TANK BATTERY NO. 1
TANK BATTERY NO. 1
TANK BATTERY NO. 1
TAHK BATTERY HO. 1
CUMHINGLING FACILITY »2
TANK BATTERY NO. 1 S.C.
TANK BATTERY NO. 1 S.L.
COMMINGLING 12 BLACK BAY
COMMINGLING FACILITY *2
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ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HESTLAKE
LAFAYETTE
HAYHBSVILLE
PLAQUEMINE
LAFAYETTE
FRIENDSHIP
BELLE CHASE
TROUT
VENICE
VENICE
40'50" H
NEH ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
28 ' 00"CAILLOU ISLAND
39'50"
NEW ORLEANS
WESTLAKB
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
BURAS
VENICE
VENICE
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
MORGAN CITY
WESTLAKE
HEH ORLEANS
HEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
VILLE PLATTE
LISBON
DUCK LAKE
LAFAYETTE
CROHLEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
DUCKLAKE FIELD
BAY LANAUX
BAY LANAUX
DUCK LAKE
CENTERVILLE
CENTERVILLE
HEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
NEN ORLEANS
MEM ORLEANS
BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY
BLACK BAY
NEH ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
CLAIBORNE
IBERVILLE
PLAQUEMINBS
LAFAYETTE
BIBHVILLE
PLAQUEMINES
LA SALLE
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
TERREBONNE
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
TERREBONNE
TERREBONNE
TERREBONNE
CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINES
ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINES
ST. MARY
CALCASIEU
PLAQUEMIHES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
EVANGELINE
CLAIBORNE
ST. MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
ACADIA
TERREBONNE
TERREBONNE
TERREBONNE
TERREBONNE
TERRBBONNE
TERREBONNE
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
MARTIN
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARY
ST. MARY
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
IA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
04/07/87
04/09/17
04/15/87
04/10/17
04/24/87
04/27/87
04/26/87
05/03/87
05/02/87
10/17/86
10/14/86
11/06/86
10/31/86
10/05/86
10/10/86
10/05/86
10/16/86
05/08/87
02/09/87
03/29/87
02/20/87
02/09/87
03/16/87
02/12/87
03/24/87
04/05/81
10/01/86
02/15/87
02/01/87
05/06/87
03/29/87
03/24/87
02/22/87
02/16/87
05/01/87
05/13/87
03/26/17
03/13/87
03/01/87
05/18/87
05/17/87
03/20/87
05/18/87
05/19/87
11/01/86
11/25/86
12/09/86
11/21/86
10/27/86
11/29/86
05/15/86
12/23/86
01/23/86
02/04/87
02/05/87
06/17/86
12/19/86
12/15/86
12/17/86
01/01/87
10/14/86
01/04/87
01/07/87
12/11/86
12/23/86
12/23/86
12/13/86
12/23/86
11/28/86
05/13/87
Matl
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS
OIL SHEEN
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
REFINED OIL
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
ASPHALT
COOLING OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LOBE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL OIL/GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRODE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
Quantl
50.00
1.00
5.00
175.00
1.00
20.00
15.00
40.00
30.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
6.00
5.00
1.00
3.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
110.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
12.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
10.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
0.00
15.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
10.00
1.00
2.00
20.00
1.00
4.00
1.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
2.00
3.00
1.00
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n
1
t
G
G
B
G
G
B
G
G
B
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
B
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
B
B
B
B
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
B
B
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
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C
e
F
F
P
F
O
HF
F
t
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
F
0
F
0
O
O
O
O
O
F
F
0
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
O
V
F
FO
FO
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
F
F
F
F
F
F
T
F
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
H ca Me
a u d
t a i
. e
0
O
0
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
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F87-1440
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F87-1447
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F87-1463
FI7-14CS
F87-1467
F87-1478
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F87-1S21
F87-1522
F87-1S23
F87-1538
F87-15S1
FS7-1553
FB7-1S54
F87-1555
F87-1577
FB7-161S
F87-1632
F87-1633
F87-1634
F87-1635
F87-1636
F87-1637
F87-1639
F87-1640
F87-1641
F87-1642
F87-1643
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FB7-1646
F87-1647
F87-1648
F87-1649
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F87-16SI
F87-16S2
F87-1653
FB7-1657
F87-1667
F«7-l«70
F87-1673
FS7-1695
F07-1704
F87-170B
F87-1730
F87-1737
F87-1749
F87-1756
F87-17C4
F87-1765
F87-1767
F87-178I
FB7-1789
FB7-1794
F87-17S5
F87-1796
F87-1797
F87-1805
F87-1809
F87-1816
F87-183C
F87-1837
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SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
UNKNONN
TEXACO OIL
CITGO PIPLINE
UNION TEXAS PETROLEUM
TEXACO OIL
CITGO PIPELINE
EXXON
TEHNBCO OIL
HATLACK TRANSPORTATION
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
SHELL OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
SHELL OFFSHORE
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
CONOCO
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
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BAYOU FER BLANK FIELD
BAYOU SALE OFFSHORE
BAYOU SALE OFFSHORE
BAYOU SALE OFFSHORE FAC.
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PLUMB BOB CUHMINGLING
BAY ST. ELAINE FIELD TANK
BAY ST. ELAINE FIELD TANK
S. PASS BLK 27 E. BAY
BLK. 24
S. PASS BLK. 11 PLATFORM
S. PASS BLK. 11 PLATFORM
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. PASS BLK. 27 E. BAY
. PASS BLK. II PLATFORM
. PASS BLK. 11 E. BAY
. PASS BLK. 11 STATION 4
. PASS BLK. 11 PLATFORM
. BAY S. PASS BLK. 24
. BAY S. PASS BLK. 11
. PASS BLK. 11 PLATFORM
S. PASS BLK 11 PLATFORM B
S. PASS BLK. 11 PLATFORM
BAYOU BLEU AT CENTRAL
TEXACO REFINING/MARKETING
PLUMB BOB COMMINGLING
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MI. 90/1-40 1/2 MI. E. OF
LA HNY. 1
COSMAR CO.
DEER ISLAND FIELD
CITGO FACILITY
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US HNY 167 I LA HNY 182
IN OIL FIELD
CONOCO »2 DOCK
8 MI. N/LKASE S.
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VENICE FIELD, COMMINGLING
LAFITTE FIELD COMMINGLING
LAFITTE FIELD COMMINGLING
SEC 32 T10S 12N
SO. MARSH BLOCK 288 CA
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PARADIS
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ORLEANS
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
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PLAOUBHINES
ST. MARTIN
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PLAQUEMIHES
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ST. MARTIN
CONVENT
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LA 11/24/86
LA 12/08/86
LA 04/20/87
LA OS/04/87
LA 03/27/87
LA 01/13/87
LA 04/27/87
LA OS/25/87
LA 05/25/87
LA OS/2C/87
LA 05/27/87
LA 05/31/87
LA 06/01/87
LA 06/01/87
LA 06/01/87
LA 06/03/87
LA 04/20/87
LA 04/26/87
LA 04/07/87
LA 04/16/87
LA 03/27/87
LA 06/12/87
LA 04/01/87
LA 05/15/87
LA 05/31/87
LA 05/13/87
LA 08/13/86
LA 04/23/87
LA 11/02/86
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LA 11/11/86
LA 11/12/86
LA 11/14/86
LA 11/1S/86
LA 11/20/86
LA 11/29/86
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LA 12/09/86
LA 12/12/86
LA 12/14/86
LA 12/19/86
LA 12/23/86
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LA 06/15/87
LA 05/25/87
LA 06/19/87
LA 06/16/87
LA 06/24/87
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LA 06/25/87
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OIL:CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRDDE
OIL:CRUDE
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ENGINE LUBE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
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OIL.CRUDE
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F87-1840
F87-1841
F87-18S2
F87-1853
F97-18S4
F87-1855
F87-1B68
F87-I871
F87-1888
F87-1894
F87-1905
.F87-1908
F87-1909
F87-1926
F87-1927
F87-1928
F87-1929
F87-1932
F87-I934
F87-1935
F87-1943
F87-1957
F87-1958
F87-1959
F87-1961
F87-1971
F87-1973
F87-1975
F87-1976
F87-1977
F87-1978
F87-1979
F87-2014
F87-2015
F87-2016
F87-2017
F87-2018
F87-2024
F87-2029
F87-2030
F87-2032
F87-2033
F87-2034
F87-2035
F87-2036
F87-2042
F87-2043
F87-2044
F87-2045
F87-2046
F87-2047
F87-2049
F87-2053
F87-2080
F87-2085
F87-2094
F87-2098
F87-2109
F87-2114
F87-2128
F87-2129
F87-2157
F87-2159
F87-2168
F87-2169
F87-2170
F87-2171
F87-217S
F87-2176
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EXXON
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
PETROLEUM UNITED
ASHLAND PIPELINE
EXXON CHEHICAL
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
HAHTHORNE OIL t GAS
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
EXXON
MARATHON OIL
CHEVRON USA
CITGO PETROLEUM
SHELL OIL
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
UNKNOWN
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
SHELL OIL
UNKNOWN
FARMERS HOME
FARMERS HOME
FARMERS HOME
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
EXXON
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
CONOCO
EXXON
EXXON
TRANSCON EXPLORATION
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CITGO PETROLEUM
CHEVRON USA
LYONS. MILLIARD t HATSON
CITGO PIPELINE
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CHEVRON USA
ASHLAND PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
MOBIL OIL
CONOCO
STEPHENS TRUCK LINES
AMOCO PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
Locate
H. POTASH FIELD/COMMON
PARADIS FIELD/TANK
PARADIS
BLACK BAY FIELD-BEST
BLACK BAY FIELD; WEST
BLACK BAY FIELD-SOUTHEAST
BLACK BAY FIELD-CENTRAL
HHY. 327 AND HHY.75
513 TUN RUE/3 MI.
ATCHAFAYALA BASIN BAYOU
HENDERSON LAKE
BAYOU BLEAN
CROCHET ROAD
E. HACKBERRY FIELD
E. HACKBERRY FIELD
PARADIS FIELD
PARADIS FIELD
1 HI. H. OF HAYNESVILLE
DELTA GATHERING STATION
•D' DOCK/CITGO PETRO/IN
NORMAN t BREAUX FACILITY
»7 H. YARD, OLIVER YARD,
SOUTHERN RR YARD
OIL GATHERING SYSTEM »2
PLATFORM EI61A, GULF OF
HEEKS ISLAND PRODUCTION
H. DELTA 30 TERMINAL NEAR
BEST LAKE VERRET FIELD
ON BLACK BAYOU 6TH VIVIAN
CHARLES BARKIS PLACE
CRAZY FARMS/5 HI. N/HER
KNIGHT I IVERSON, 10 HI.
U.PACIFIC HOPAC RR YARD
PELICAN ISLAND TERMINAL
PELICAN ISLAND TERMINAL
DEER ISLAND FIELD
DEER ISLAND FIELD
UP RR YARD
WEST POTASH FIELD NH AND
WEST POTASH FIELD NH END
LAFITTE FIELD COMMINGLING
LAFITTE FIELD COHHINGLER
H. DELTA BLOCK 55 N/2,
SEC 32, T21S. R25E
SEC 32, T21S, R25E
NEST CAMERON, BLOCK 21S A
CHEVRON
SOUTH PASS BLOCK 24 FIELD
DELTA GATHERING STATION
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTH EAST BASTIAN BAY
MILE 29 CALCASIEU RIVER
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD
S26 T13S R13E HELL
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F87-2177
F87-2178
F87-2179
F87-21S1
F*7-Zlt2
FI7-21I5
F87-2186
F87-2187
F87-2188
F»7-2191
FB7-2208
F87-2217
. FB7-223S
F87-2236
F87-2244
FB7-2250
F87-2266
F87-2267
F87-2270
F«7-2271
F87-2272
FI7-2273
F87-2276
F87-2277
FI7-22I9
F87-2291
FB7-2328
FB7-2334
FB7-2335
FS7-2336
FB7-2337
F87-2338
F87-2339
F87-2345
F87-2348
F87-23S2
F8B-OD09
F88-0015
F8I-004S
F8I-OOC1
F88-0075
F88-011C
FSS-0117
F88-0118
F88-0119
F88-0120
F88-0121
F8I-0124
F88-0125
FBB-0126
F88-0129
F88-0133
F88-0140
FOS-0155
F8B-0165
F8S-0167
FBB-0183
F88-0217
F88-0226
F88-0227
F88-0231
F88-0233
F88-0238
F88-0239
F88-0245
F8I-02C9
F88-0270
F88-0271
F88-0272
F88-0273
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CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
TEXACO OIL
EXXON
FALCON REFINERY
EXXON
EXXOH
TEXACO OIL
AMOCO PRODUCTION
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
EXXON
EXXON
TENNECO OIL
MOBIL OIL
UNHNOHN
TRANSCON EXPLORATION
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CENTRAL CRUDE
CONOCO
DOM CHEMICAL
CITGO PIPELINE
STANDARD OIL PROD. CO.
DO* CHEMICAL
CITGO PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
UNKNOWN
CITGO PIPELINE
NEK ORLEANS FIRE DEPT.
SCURLOCK OIL CO.
CHEVRON USA INC.
TESLA RESOURCES
PLACID OIL CO.
VISTA CHEMICALS
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CONOCO
CONOCO
CHEVRON
UNKNOmi
EXXON USA
TENSAS DELTA LAND CO.
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
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GRAND BAY FIELD
SERPERLA NELL
S. PASS 2-Y FIELD
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD TANK
N. BAY FIELD/K. BAY
PAHADIS FIELD, 2.5 HI.
DUCK LAKE OFFSHORE AREA
DUCK LAKE FIELD
E. BRIDGE YARD
GARAM ISLAND
ANCHORAGE TANK FARM
OFF H*Y 10
PETITE ANSE B-34 LOCATION
PETITE ANSE B-28
HENDERSON SHAHP/30 DEC.
NHITS LAKE FIELD
BAY DE CHENE FIELD
COMMINGLING FAC. tl
GOLDEN HBADON FIELD TANK
GOLDEN MBADOH DIELD, TANK
AVERT ISLAND FIELD
AVERT ISLAND FIELD
VERMILLION BLOCK
mar HACKBBRRY FIELD
140 POIDRAS
NEST CARHON, BLOCK 215
NORTH BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
NEST BLACK BAY COMINGLING
NEST BLACK BAY COMINGLING
NEST BAY COMINGLING
IN CRONLEY
CONOCO
GRAND BAYOU PLANT-PROPANE
SECT. 36 T7S RUN
L29 45*55" LO 92 50'48"
DON CHEMICAL
STATE KNY 108 AT
HNY 182 SOUTH
N. BLACK BAY FIELD
NEST BLACK BAY FIELD
NEST BAY FIELD
SOUTH PASS 24 FIELD/TANK
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD/TANK
SE HEST BAY STORAGE FAC.
N. BLACK BAY
N. BLACK BAY
SE N. BAY FIELD/3. PASS
BEHIND XAYBRS DEPT. STORE
EVANGELINE OIL FIELD
TRACY'S TRAILER PARK
NEAR PERKINS ROAD
AT SOUTH VARATARIA FIELD
NEST LAKE POHTCHARTRAIN
SEC. 2-T«N-R3E
OLD SPANISH TRAIL RD.IHTO
SEC. 32, NNSHP 10S, R10N
30 13N, 90 15N
GRAND ISLE TANK BATT.
BLACK BAY FIELD
4500 GENERAL MYERS DR.
PLANT
15-20 MI. H/JONESVILLE,
NEST BLACK BAY S/F 12
TANK BATTERY N-l
TANK BATTERY »1
CHEVRON
NEST BLACK BAY TANK
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ST Spdate
VENICE
LAKE CHARLES
VENICE
PARADIS
DUCK LAKE
DUCK LAKE
NEN ORLEANS
VENICE
PORT ALLEN
CRONLEY
AVERT ISLAND
AVERY ISLAND
HENDERSON
GUEYDAN
BAY DE CHENE FIELD
GOLDEN MEADOW FIELD
AVERY ISLAND
AVERY ISLAND
HEN ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
NORTH BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
EAST BLACK BAY
NEST BLACK BAY
NEST BLACK BAY
VENICE
LAKE CHARLES
BOOALOOSA
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NEST BAY FIELD
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EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTH EAST NEST BAY
NEST BLACK BAY FIELD
NEST BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTHEAST NEST BAY FIELD
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NEN ORLEANS
BATON ROUGE
BARATARIA
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NEN ORLEANS
ARCADIA
JONESVILLE
BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTH PASS 24 FIELD
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
PLAQUEMINES
CALCASIEU
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PLAQUEMINES
PLAOUEMINES
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SALT HATER DISTILLATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
DILI CRUDE
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OILS: DIESEL
HYDRAULIC OIL
DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
KEROSENE
LUBE OIL
CONDENSATE
OIL ! MISC : LUBRICATING
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
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HASTE OIL
NO. 6 OIL
OIL : CRUDE
CONDENSATE
OIL 1 CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
JP-4 JET FUEL
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OILS, FUEL : 16
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OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
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OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
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OIL I CRUDE
HASTE OIL
HEAVY OIL SHEEN
CRUDE LIKE SUBSTANCE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
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450.00
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95.00
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33.00
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350.00
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1.00
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1.00
2.00
200.00
1.00
15.00
355.00
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200.00
130.00
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15.00
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EXXON USA
GROENDYKB TRANSPORTING
MOBIL OIL COMPANY
JAMES RIVER CORP.
JAMES RIVER CORP.
ASHLAND PIPELINE
ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
ASHLAND OIL CO.
J.R. OPERATOR
EXXON USA
UNKNOWN
CATROL INC.
MATLACK
ASHLAND PIPELINE
CITCO FETRO
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RR
MURPHY OIL
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
EXXON USA
TAYLOR OIL CO.
CHEVRON
ROSE WOOD RESOURCES
TEXACO INC
AMOCO PRODUCTION
MR. JAMES HARPER
CHEVRON
SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC
MALLARD »15 PLAINS
SOUTHEAST SEAFOOD
EXXON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
TEXACO
CABOT CORP.
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
MI DRILLING FLUIDS
MARATHON OIL CO.
CONOCO INC
EXXON
MARATHON OIL
HILL PETROLEUM OR PERMIAN
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
Locate
WEST BLACK BAY FIELD
PLATFORM P-l SK 28C9
LAKE HATCH CENTRAL
IKTERSECTIOM OF LA HY It
NE Y4.SECTION t. TOWNSHIP
SI T115 R12H
3M S OF HAHNVILLE LA/ 1 M
DITCH ALONG LA HNY 3115
MATLOCK INC.
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
GRAND BAY FIELD
HASTEWATBR TREATMENT PLT
NELL SITE
ENGLAND AFB-CECIL LENIS
BAYOU DINDE
CITY DRAINAGE SYSTEM 17M
PENHINGTOH 43 HELL .5 M S
EXXON USA
CLEARVIEN PARKHAYIHARRERO
CLAREY AND WEST HETAIRIE
HWY 9C4 - WEST
JAMES RIVER CORP.
SBCT32.T9 NORTH,R 7EAST
SEC.31. T9 NORTH, R7 E
QUACHITA RIVER,SECT 31 T9
J.R. OPERATOR
RIVER MILE 232 E. BATON
AT END OF BETTY BLVD.
CATROL IMC.
1-10 W. LAKE CHARLES
ASHLAWD PIPELINE
SBC 12 THN 105 RNG 3W
OLIVER YEAR
SOUTHERN RR YARD
BLACK BAY FIELD CENTRAL
WEST DELTA BLOCK 27 FIELD
S PASS 24 FIELD TANK
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD TANK
N BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
MILE 232
2HI W. OF IOWA, ON
GRAND BAY FIELD
N.OF 110, BHI K. OF LAKE
LW 29 52" 37* H LOW 90
1MI WORTH OF HEW ROADS,
MR. JAMES HARPER
TIMBALIER BAY FIELD, TAND
CI50 KLUEG PINES RD
CECELIA BASE H B FORK OF
SOUTHEAST SEAFOOD
SECT 10,T 95N . RIB
TIHBALIER BAY FIELD TANK
TIHBALIRE BAY TANK
PLUMB BOB FIELD AT SCHOOL
WEAR FRANKLIN AT CABOT
COMMINGLING FASCILITY »1
CHEVRON
WBST BLK BAY T/B »1 BLACK
HI DRILLING FLUIDS
S21 T23N R*H
CONOCO INC
CM-3 SOUTH MINI BATTERY
S22.T23N, RIH
HWY 190W TO KROT1
TIMBALZER BAY TANK
TIMBALIER BAY TANK
TIHBALIER BAY TANK
Loity
WEST BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST DELTA BLOCK FIELD
HOUHA
BRIDGE CITY
HAYNBSVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
HAHHVILLE
GBISMAR
SULPHUR
WESTLAKE
BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
GRAND BAYOU
LAKE CHARLES
VILLE PLATTE
ALEXANDRIA
BAYOU DIHDE
SULPHUR
tACHERY
BATON ROUGE
NEH ORLEANS
HETAIRIE
ST. FRANCISVILLE
ST. FRANCISVILLE
HARRISONBURG
HARRISONBURG
HARRISONBURG
MERRYVILLE
BATON ROUGE
MARRERO
PORT ALLEN
LAKE CHARLES
FERRIDAY
LAKE CHARLES
NEH ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
BLACK BAY FIELD
NEST DELTA BLOCK 27
SOUTH PASS 24 FIELD
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD
NEST BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
BATON ROUGE
IOWA
GRAND BAYOU
LAKE CHARLES
PARADIS
NEH ROADS
HOUHA
TIMBALIER BAY FIELD
SHREVEPORT
BATON ROUGE
NEH ORLEANS
LEEVILLE
LEEVILLE
CEWTBRVILLE
WEST BAY FIELD
NEH ORLEANS
BLACK BAY FIELD
INTRACOASTAL CITY
HAYNBSVILLE
LAFAYETTE
BILLET BAY
HAYNESVILLE
KROTZ SPRINGS
TIMBALIER BAY
TIMBALIER BAY
TIMBALIER BAY
Lcounty
PLAQUEHINES
PLAQUEHINES
TERREBOKHB
JEFFERSON
CLAIBORNE
CALCASIEU
CLAIBORNE
ASCENSION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIBU
PLAQUEHINES
PLAQUEMINES
ASSUMPTION
CALCASIBU
EVANGELINE
RAPIDBS
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
ORLEANS
JEFFERSON
NEST FELICIANA
WEST FELICIANA
CATAHOULA
CATAHOULA
CATAHOULA
BEAURBGARD
EAST BATON ROUGE
JEFFERSON
NEST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
CALCASIBU
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
PLAQUBHINBS
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUBHINES
PLAQUBHINES
PLAOUEMINES
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
ASSUMPTION
CALCASIBU
ST. CHARLES
POINTS COUPES
TERRKBONNE
LAFOURCHE
CADDO
EAST BATON ROUGE
ORLEANS
ACADIA
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARY
PLAQUEMINES
ORLEANS
PLAQUBMINES
VERMILION
CLAIBORNB
LAFAYETTE
PLAQUEHINES
CLAIBORNE
ST. LANDRY
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
U
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
spdate
12/03/87
12/28/87
02/15/88
02/15/18
02/17/88
02/17/88
02/19/88
02/1B/B*
02/24/88
02/25/18
01/12/88
01/31/88
01/15/88
02/26/88
02/29/18
03/02/88
03/03/88
03/04/88
03/04/88
03/07/88
03/07/88
03/07/8*
03/05/1*
03/05/88
03/08/88
03/08/18
03/08/8*
03/13/88
03/15/88
03/17/88
03/18/88
03/18/88
03/21/88
03/24/8*
03/2C/I*
03/26/88
02/06/88
02/16/88
02/23/88
02/13/88
02/20/88
02/18/81
03/30/88
03/31/88
02/17/88
03/31/88
04/04/8*
04/02/1*
04/05/88
03/25/88
03/30/88
04/11/11
04/07/1*
04/07/88
02/22/1*
03/28/88
04/23/88
04/14/88
03/01/11
03/04/88
03/05/88
04/27/18
05/02/1*
05/04/88
02/23/48
05/04/88
05/10/88
04/22/8*
04/16/88
04/21/88
Matl
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
PROB WASTE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
LIGHT PROCESS OIL
PETROLEUM NAPTHA
KEROSENE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
INCINERATOR FEED
UNKNOWN OIL
JET FUELS: JP-4
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL CONDBSATE
JET FUEL 1 JP5
LUBE OIL
MOTOR OIL
OILS: DIESEL
OILS: DIESEL
CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL
DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
VARIOUS OILS
DIESEL
CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
LPC VAPORS
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL
OILS: DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
UNKNOWN
OIL i CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
OIL 1 CRUDE
OILS, MISC : TRANSFORMER
RAH GAS
DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
AROMATIC OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL BASED DRILLING HUD
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL
OIL : CRUDE
SLUDGE OIL
OIL t CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
Quant 1
1.00
1.00
15.00
0.00
15.00
15.00
CO. 00
5.00
2.00
100.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
150.00
250.00
0.00
10.00
CO. 00
70.00
6500.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
3.00
5.00
2.00
CO. 00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
5.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
2.00
5.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
15.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
3.00
0.00
10.00
35.00
30.00
0.00
50.00
0.00
4.00
1.00
1.00
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1
t
G
G
B
B
G
B
G
G
B
G
G
P
G
U
B
B
B
G
U
U
U
B
B
B
B
U
G
B
G
B
U
U
U
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
U
G
U
G
B
U
G
G
U
U
G
G
G
G
U
G
G
B
B
G
B
U
G
S
G
So
c
e
F
F
F
F
P
P
P
H
F
FO
O
O
F
H
F
F
P
F
H
H
F
F
P
P
P
P
V
F
H
P
P
R
R
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O
O
0
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O
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O
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O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
0
0
O
O
O
0
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
O
0
O
0
0
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
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TDDI
12/09/93,
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Case*
FB8-1410
F88-1411
F88-1412
F88-1413
F88-1414
F88-14I5
F88-I416
F88-1424
F88-1425
F88-1426
F88-1433
F88-1436
. F88-1446
F88-1469
FB8-1471
F88-1482
F88-1484
F88-148S
F88-1486
F88-1487
F88-1488
F88-1489
F88-1521
F88-1533
F88-1540
F88-1566
F88-1571
F88-1596
F88-1599
F88-1602
F88-1603
F88-1607
F88-1613
F88-1614
F88-1631
F88-1645
F88-1650
F88-1659
F88-1663
F88-1665
F88-1681
F88-1685
F88-1686
F88-1697
F88-nOO
F88-1707
F88-1723
F88-1724
F88-1725
F88-1728
F88-1751
F88-1769
F88-1770
F88-1771
F88-1714
F88-1775
F88-1782
F88-1783
F88-1796
F88-1801
F88-1803
F88-1825
F88-1BZ6
F88-1837
F88-184S
F88-1857
F88-1869
FB8-1872
F88-1B74
F88-1884
g
t Prp
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
DtR BOAT RENTALS
ARTRA RESOURCES CORP.
ARTRA RESOURCES - HENRY
W.R. CRACE PETROLEUM
BERWICK BAY OIL CO
GRACE PETROLEUM CO.
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CHEVRON
CITGO PIPELINE
AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
KAISER FRANCIS OIL CO.
CONOCO
SHELL CHEMICAL CO
CITGO PIPELINE CO.
MCDERMOTT MARINE
UNKNOWN
US DOE
EXXON USA
TEXACO
UNKNOWN
AMOCO PRODUCTION
WEST RIVER TUGBOAT
SHELL OIL COMPANY
UNKNOWN
EXXON
AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
UNKNOWN POSS. JOTCO OIL
CONOCO REFINERY
CITGO PIPELINE
SHELL WESTERN EXPLORATION
SHELL WESTERN EXPLORATION
TEXACO INC.
ARKLA GAS
CHEVRON USA
CONOCO
AMOCO
AMOCO PRODUCTIONS
TEXACO INC.
TEXACO
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
TEXACO
MOBIL OIL CO.
PUERTO RICO MARINE MGNT
TEXACO
EXXON USA - STEVE LITTLE
BERWICK BAY OIL CO.
MOBIL
CONOCO INC.
GULF STATE UTILITIES (?)
CITCO PIPELINE CO.
CONOCO
S. WESTERN ELECTRIC
COHOCO INC.
UNKNOWN (DEVAUL CO.)
GULF STATES UTILITIES
Locate
TIMBALIER BAY TANK
TIMBALIER BAY FIELD TANK
SATURDAY ISLAND FIELD 10
SATURDAY ISLAND FIELD 10
TIMBALIER BAY FIELD 14
TIMBALIER BAY FIELD 14
BAYOU BOUEF MORGAN CITY
BAYOU SECRET FIELD - 8
BAYOU SECRET FIELD
CALCASIEU RIVER CUTOFF
BERWICK BAY FUEL DOCK
JC NICKERSON tl,PLATFORM
PINE ISLAND FIELD DILLON,
BAY COQUILLK FIELD
HURRICANE CREEK PIELD
SHERATON FIELD
WEST BAY FIELD 10 MILES
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD TANK
NORTH BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST BLACK BYA FIELD
SOUTHEAST BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST BLACK BAY TANK
WEST OF GRAND LAKE
357, T-ll-S, R-6-E
SHELL PLANT, RIVER RD
SEC 23, T6S, R13N, SE OF
MCDERMOTT WEST YARD, 2MI
621 DECATUR IN NEW
BAYOU CHOCTAW STATEGIC
EXXON USA
LAKE FAUSB PT
UNKNOWN
LAKE BUFF, EDGE OF
VIRGIN ISLAND ( HWY 22
NORCO OIL REFINERY, RIVER
BAYOU DE9CANNES SOUTH OF
SOUTHEAST JPASS FIELD ST.
2 MILES SOUTH OF BREAUX
IN VERMILLION RIVER JUST
AT REFINERY ON OLD
HEAR HHY27 AT S3ST11S
29 49' 30" NORTH 91
LA HWY 83 IS MILES S. OF
AT PLUMB-BOB FIELD
2600 HHYANDOTT ST.
S 28 3-4 M S. OF TOWN
END OF CRACE DAVIS ROAD
4 MI EAST OF BORS .5 MI H
4 MI BAST OF BORO, .5 M N
PLUMBOB LIELD, N30,
LAKE SALVADON FIELD 29,
SOUTHEAST BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTHEAST BALCK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD TANK
LAFITTE FIBLD-
LACASSIHE NATIONAL
4000 FRANCE RD.PLZNY
HWY 44 AT FACILITY
VERMILLION INTERCOASTAL
ON VERMILLION RIVER
LAT 30-12E LON 3-18
SXH 34 T12S RUE
GULF STATE UTILITIES (7)
SEC 34, R12W, TS10S,SOUTH
SOUTH OF 1-10 OFF OF MIKE
LIEBERIAN, MOORING PORT
CLIPTOH RIDGE MARINE
CLINE TRAILER PARK, LAKE
CORNER OF RODANT RENOIR
Lctty
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
ST Spdate
TIMBALIER BAY
TIMBALIER BAY
GRAND ISLE
GRAND ISLE
TIMBALIER BAY
TIMBALIER BAY FIELD
AMELIA
GRAMERCY
GRAMERCY
LAKE CHARLES
AMELIA
LAKE CHARLES
VIVIAN
BAY COQUILLE
LONGFIELD
BALDWIN
VENICE
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTHEAST BLACK BAY
WEST BLACK BAY FIELD
GRAND LAKE
ST. MARTINVILLE
GEISMAR
BANCROFT
AMELIA
NEW ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINE
PATTERSON
NEW IBERIA
PLAIN DEALING
RACELAND
BATON ROUGE
NORCO
JENNINGS
BREAUX BRIDGE
INTERCOASTAL CITY
WESTLAKE
HACKBERRY
LYDIA
NEW IBERIA
HENDERSON
SHREVEPORT
PARKS
CARLYSS
BOURG
BOURG
HENDERSON
HARVEY
SOUTHEAST BLACK BAY
NEST BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD
LAFITTE FIELD
LACASSINE WILDLIFE
NEW ORLEANS
UNION
INTERCOASTAL CITY
ABBEVILLE
PIERRE PART
LAKE CHARLES
SOUTH VISON
WESTLAKE
MOORINGSPORT
SULPHUR
AMELIA
BATON ROUGE
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHB
PLAQUEMIHES
PLAQUEMINES
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
ST. MARY
ST. JAMES
ST. JAMES
CALCASIBU
ST. MARY
CALCASIEU
CAD DO
PLAQUEMINES
BEAUREGARD
ST. MARY
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMIHES
PLAQUEMINBS
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINBS
CAMERON
ST. MARTIN
ASCENSION
BEAUREGARD
ST. MARY
ORLEANS
IBERVILLE
ST. MARY
IBERIA
BOSSIER
LAFOURCHE
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. CHARLES
JEFFERSON
PLAQUEMINES
ST. MARTIN
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
CAMERON
IBERIA
IBERIA
ST. MARTIN
CADDO
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
TERRE BONNE
TERREBONHE
ST. MARTIN
JEFFERSON
PLAQUEMIHBS
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
JEFFERSON
CAMERON
ORLEANS
ST. JAMES
VERMILION
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
ASSUMPTION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CADDO
CALCASIEU
ST. MARY
EAST BATON ROUGE
LA 04/19/88
LA 04/04/88
LA 04/18/88
LA 04/11/88
LA 04/24/88
LA 03/25/88
LA 05/12/88
LA 05/16/88
LA 05/16/88
LA 05/16/88
LA 05/16/88
LA 05/16/88
LA 05/18/88
LA 04/30/88
LA 05/23/88
LA 05/23/88
LA 04/06/88
LA 04/30/88
LA 04/30/88
LA 04/30/88
LA 04/30/88
LA 04/30/88
LA 05/27/88
LA 05/28/88
LA 06/01/88
LA 06/06/88
LA 06/07/88
LA 06/10/88
LA 06/09/88
LA 06/12/88
LA 06/11/88
LA 06/10/88
LA 06/13/88
LA 06/13/88
LA 05/05/88
LA 06/19/88
LA 04/12/88
LA 06/23/88
LA 06/22/88
LA 06/22/88
LA 06/24/88
LA 06/27/88
LA 06/27/88
LA 06/29/88
LA 06/29/88
LA 06/30/88
LA 07/03/88
LA 07/02/88
LA 07/02/88
LA 07/05/88
LA 07/12/88
LA 05/05/88
LA 05/12/88
LA 05/11/88
LA 06/02/88
LA 04/24/88
LA 07/15/88
LA 07/15/88
LA 07/20/88
LA 07/18/88
LA 07/18/88
LA 07/21/88
LA 07/20/88
LA 07/20/88
LA 07/25/88
LA 07/26/88
LA 07/28/88
LA 07/28/88
LA 07/27/88
LA 07/29/88
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL :
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
CONDENSATE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
C-10 ALPHA OL1
OIL 1 CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL :
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL
OIL : CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
LIGHT OIL
OIL 1 CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL : CRUDE
OIL ! CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
LUBE OIL
MARINE
!FIN
MARINE
DENATURED ALCOHOL
OILS, FUEL !»2
LUBE OIL
DIESEL OIL *2
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
OIL
CRUDE
WASTE OIL
TURBINE OIL
BUNKER FUEL
UNKNOWN
PCB
U So
n ur
i c
Quantl t a
1.00 G 0
1.00 G o
1.00 G F
0.00 F
1.00 G O
1.00 G O
20.00 G V
4.00 B F
4.00 B F
10.00 B F
100.00 C V
4.00 B 0
4200.00 G F
4.00 G 0
4.00 B P
75.00 B P
3.00 G 0
13.00 O
1.00 G 0
13.00 G 0
27.00 G O
13.00 G O
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10.00 G F
150.00 P F
6.00 B P
0.00 U F
0.00 U F
3.00 G V
1.00 B F
3.00 G F
0.00 U
50.00 B P
0.00 U V
0.00 U F
0.00 U V
2.00 B F
4.00 B F
0.00 U
1.00 B F
7.00 B P
10.00 B P
10.00 B F
2.00 G F
1.00 P F
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50.00 B P
20.00 B F
20.00 B F
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1.00 G O
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1.00 G O
1.00 G 0
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FI8-1901
F88-1909
F88-1922
F88-1929
Fit-1932
F8I-1933
F88-1934
F88-1950
F88-1962
FI8-1973
FB8-1977
F8B-1990
F8I-1993
' F88-2013
F88-2D21
F88-2022
FBB-2061
F88-2074
FM-2097
FM-2115
F88-2119
F88-2125
F88-2150
FI8-2158
F88-2168
F88-2172
F8B-2186
FB8-2193
F88-2200
F88-2203
F88-2205
F8S-220C
F88-2217
FI8-2221
F88-2222
F88-2246
F88-2261
F88-22C2
F88-2267
F88-2272
F88-2278
FB8-2284
F88-2285
F88-2286
F88-2287
FBB-2288
F88-2289
F88-2296
F88-2299
F88-2300
F88-2301
F88-2302
F88-2304
F89-0031
F89-0049
F89-0056
F89-0063
F89-0076
F89-0090
F89-0122
FI9-0130
F89-0147
F89-0149
F89-0154
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F89-0159
F89-0160
F89-0163
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CONOCO
COASTAL ENERGY CO OF
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CHEVRON
CHEVRON
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PRIMARY FUEL INC.
ERNEST DUVAL BOAT RENTAL
MARATHON OIL
UNKNOWN
CONOCO
CITGO PIPELINE CO.
TEXAS GAS TRANSMISSION
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CITGO PIPELINE
TEXACO
TENNECO OIL CO.
SHELL OFFSHORE INC.
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UNKNOWN
KOCH OIL CO.
JOSEPH HERICK JOKE-TUG
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CITGO PIPELINE
TEXACO
SHELL WESTERN, INC
AMERICAN INT. REFINERY
CITGO PIPELINE
ANADARKO PETROLEUM INC.
TEXACO INC.
GEORGIA GULF CORP
TEXACO
TEXACO
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
AMOCO PROD.
CANLAH OIL COMPANY IEQ.
TEXACO USA
TRIANGLE INDUSTRIAL
MOBIL OIL LOCKPORT FIELD
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
MV PRODUCTION COMPANY
EXXON
EXXOH
CHEVRON
CHEVRON
TEXACO
BARKSDALE AFB
TEXACO USA
AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
AMOCO PRODUCTION
EXXON CO USA
AMERADA-HESS (PAUL
EXXON USA
ATLAS PROCESSING
POWELL OIL
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BASF
UNION TEXAS PETROLEUM
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UNKNOWN
EXXON CO. USA
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SECTION 29 R ION T 95
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BLACK BAY FIELD
S6, T8S. R9W. HURRICANE
LAT 29,51" 10'NORTH
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SE 67 T10, RUE IN GRAND
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INTERCOASTAL CANAL, MILE
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* 405 SOUTH
LAKE SALVADOR FIELD
LAFITTE FIELD - FACILITY
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SOUTH KAPLAN FIELD
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WEST BLACK BAY FIELD
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DUCK LAKE FIELD
SEC 35. T-21-S, R-28-E 22
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AT PLANT AT 3333 MIDKAY
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NEW ORLEANS
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TIMBALIER BAY FIELD
TIHBALIER BAY FIELD
NEK ORLEANS
AMELIA
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HILLARD BAY
WEST DELTA 27 FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
RAGLE!
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KEEKS ISLAND
BAYOU SORREL
HEH ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
CONVENT
KAPLAN
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KEEKS ISLAND
LAKE CHARLES
DE QUINCY
BUTTE LAROSE
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PLAQUEHINE
LAKE SALVADOR FIELD
LAFITTC FIELD
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KAPLAN
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LA PLACE
CARLYSS
LAKE CHARLES
TIHBALIER BAY FIELD
REST BAY FIELD
SOUTH PASS FIELD
KEST BLACK BAY FIELD
LEBVILLE
CUT OFF
MANILA VILLIAGE
DUCK LAKE FIELD
VENICE
LAFAYETTE
GRAND BAY FIELD
BARKSDALE
PARADIS FIELD
KAPLAN
KAPLAN
KEEKS ISLAND
BAYOU DES ALLEHAHDES
SHREVEPORT
MORGAN CITY
GEISHAR
GEISMAR
UNKNOWN
SHREVEPORT
RAGLEY
NEK ORLEANS
PATTERSON
ORANGE
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VERMILION
CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
PLAQUEMIHES
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
ORLEANS
ST. MARY
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CADDO
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CAMERON
PLAQUEMINES
PLAOUEMIKBS
CALCASIEU
ST. CHARLES
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ST. CHARLES
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CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
ST. CHARLES
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ST. CHARLES
JEFFERSON
CALCASIEU
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
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CALCASIEU
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PLAQUEMINES
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08/01/88
08/02/88
08/04/88
06/28/88
07/07/11
06/05/88
06/17/88
08/OC/M
01/10/11
oe/ii/ea
oa/12/88
01/15/11
08/16/88
01/19/11
07/04/88
07/03/11
08/26/88
08/29/88
09/01 /(I
09/04/11
09/06/88
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09/OI/«
09/11/11
09/10/88
09/13/11
09/15/11
09/17/»
09/19/88
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09/20/11
09/21/M
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09/27/11
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10/23/88
10/12/88
07/20/88
10/05/88
10/11/88
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10/16/88
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10/18/88
10/23/88
10/26/88
10/27/88
10/27/88
10/29/88
10/29/88
10/31/88
11/01/88
11/01/88
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OIL\HATER\EHULSION
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRVDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
CRUDE
DRILLING MUD AND OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
DIESEL
CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
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CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
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CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
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CRUDE
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FLAMMABLE LIQUID 41993
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CRUDE
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F89-0226
F89-0229
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FB9-0259
F89-0267
F89-0274
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F89-0286
F89-0293
F89-0312
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FB9-0324
F89-0331
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F89-0343
F89-0346
F89-0349
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F89-0360
F89-0369
F89-0383
F89-0406
F89-0410
F89-0420
F89-0421
F19-0422
F89-0423
F89-0424
FB9-0426
F89-0427
F89-0436
F89-0437
F89-0444
F89-0445
F89-0446
F89-0450
F89-0462
F89-0466
F89-0468
F89-0507
F89-OS31
F89-0532
F89-0533
F89-0538
F89-0539
F89-OS59
F89-0560
F89-0565
F89-OS82
F89-0599
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FB9-0623
FB9-0626
F89-0656
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F89-0687
F89-0690
F89-0700
F89-0704
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PE TALLEY CONSTRUCTION
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PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
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PE TONEY JOHN
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PE TEXACO
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PE CITGO PIPELINE
PB MARATHON
PE CONOCO
PE CONOCO INC
PE RAKLA
PB GOLDEN MEADOW
PE MOBIL
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PE CHEVRON
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DUCK LAKE FIELD
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LAKE CHARLES
QUARANTINE BAY
GRAND BAY FIELD
PARADIS FIELD
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD
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WEST LAKE
SHREVEPORT
GOLDEN MEADOW
VENICE
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KROTZ SPRINGS
PATTERSON
EMPIRE
ST. FRANCISVILLE
SEC 32, R-10-W, T-9-S
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SEC 25 T-ll-5, R-13-E
NORCO
TIEPETATE
S31-R-9-E.T-14-N
NEW ORLEANS
SEC 34, T-15-S, R-19-E
METARIE
KAPLAN
ATCHAFALAYA
WINNFIELD
BROUSSARD
HAYNESVILLE
SHREVEPORT
CENTERVILLE
SHREVEPORT
LAFAYETTE
LONG BAY
AMELIA
HOUMA
CAPLIN
BAY DE CHENE
DUCK LAKE
DUCK LAKE FIELD
LAKE ARTHUR
WEST BLACK BAY
ST. MARY
LAFAYETTE
BEAUREGARD
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
CADDO
ST. MARTIN
VERNON
ST. JAMES
ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
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ST. MARY
ST. MARY
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CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
ACADIA
ST. MARY
ST. MARY
VERMILLION
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
ACADIA
CALCASIEU
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
ST. CHARLES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMIHES
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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ACADIA
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ST. LANDRY
ST. MARTIN
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WEST FELICIANA
CALCASIEU
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ASCENSION
ST. CHARLES
ACADIA
TENSAS
ORLEANS
LAFOURCHE
JEFFERSON
VBRMILLION
IBERVILLE
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CLAIBORNE
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11/16/88
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11/26/88
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11/23/88
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12/23/88
12/27/88
12/30/88
11/25/88
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F89-0866
F89-0869
F89-0885
F89-0893
F89-0899
F89-0906
F89 0914
F89-0915
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F89-0917
FI9-091B
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F89-0921
F89-0936
F89-0949
FB9-0953
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F89-0965
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F89-099S
F89-1016
FB9-1017
F89-1048
F89-1049
F89-1051
F89-1074
FB9-1096
F89-1102
F89-1136
F89-117S
F89-1213
F89-1214
F89-1225
FI9-1230
F89-1231
FI9-1234
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F89-1251
F89-126S
F89-1268
F89-1274
F89-1278
F89-1287
FI9-1291
F89-1303
F89-1304
F89-1306
FI9-1310
FI9-1311
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F89-1364
FB9-1370
F89-1378
FB9-139B
FB9-1399
F89-1400
FI9-1401
F89-1403
F89-1404
FI9-1405
F89-1421
F89-1434
FI9-143I
F89-1441
F89-1442
F89-1457
F89-1458
F89-1488
F89-1492
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PE CHEVRON
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PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
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PE CITGO PIPELINE
PU EXXON OR FINA OIL
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PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE EXXON USA
PB CONOCO INC.
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HHY 114*
PHOENIX LAKE OIL FIELDS
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LAKE PALOURDE (NEEND) 2-3
CHKVROH DOCK BAYOU BOEUP
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NEST DELTA BLOCK 27 FIELD
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WEST BAY FIELD
1M S OF OIL CITY SEC 17,
LAKE CATROUATCHE
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FARLOCK SCHOOL RD.
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BAYOU SALLY FIELD.
10 B OF BELL RIVER SBC
CLIFTON RICH RD.
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02/22/89
02/26/89
02/24/89
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01/26/89
01/24/89
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03/02/89
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03/11/89
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F89-1510
F89-153Z
F89-1547
F89-1552
F89-1555
F89-1560
F89-1577
F89-1591
F89-1596
F89-1600
F89-1602
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F89-1614
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F89-1648
F89-1672
F89-1686
F89-1706
F89-1727
F89-1728
F89-1756
F89-1763
F89-1769
F89-1771
F89-1775
F89-1776
F89-1784
F89-1796
F89-1817
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F89-1845
F89-1846
F89-1853
F89-1858
F89-1866
F89-1871
F89-1881
F89-1888
F89-1892
F89-1902
F89-1906
F89-1912
F89-1919
F89-1920
F89-1921
F89-1930
F89-1943
F89-1955
F89-1956
F89-1971
F89-1983
F89-1987
F89-1988
F89-1992
F89-1993
F89-1994
F89-1995
F89-1996
F89-2002
F89-200I
F89-2021
F89-2022
F89-2023
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PB STORE INTERPRISE
PE SONAT EXPLORATION
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UNKNOWN
PE PLACID PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
PE SHELL WESTERN ENT.
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE TEXACO
PE EXXON USA
PB ASHLAND PIPELINE
PE SHELL OFFSHORE
PE EXXON
PE CHEVRON
UNKNOWN
PE CITGO PETROLEUM
PE SHELL OFFSHORE
PE DAISY OIL AND GAS CO.
PE PENNS OIL
PE CHEVRON
PE ROPPOLO PETROLEUM
PE CHEVRON USA
PE LA INTERSTATE GAS
PE EXXON USA
UNKNOWN
PB FOREST OIL
PB VINTAGE PETRO
PE CONOCO MARINE
PE SHELL WESTERN BMP CO.
PE ED ESTES INC.
PE CHEVRON
PE EXXON
PE DIASU OIL t GAS CO.
PE VISTA CHEMICAL CO.
PE EXXON CHEMICAL
PE BONMAN
UNKNOWN
PB CARSILL
PE EXXON CHEMICAL CO.
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC.
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC.
PE CHEVRON
PB CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PB NICKLAUS HEFMAN TEXAS GAS
PE CONOCO
PE CHEVRON USA
PB TEXACO PRODUCING INC.
UNKNOWN
Locate
CHEVRON PLANT
LAKE SALVADOR, LA LAT 29
CAFFIN AND CLAIBORNE STS.
UNKNOWN.
SEC 3, T-15-S, R-ll-E
CALCASIEU RIVER NEAR MOSS
NILE 114.1
TON 71
OLD SPANISH TRAIL BOX 721
MILE POST 606
LAKE BOEUF
S-29, T-17-N, R-16-H,
OLD SCOTH RD.
MILE POST 168.4 N OF
T-14-S. R-23-E, S-ll
CIFTON RIDGE
US HUT £1 AND MARATHON
HESTER VERTRTT FIELD
PARADIS FIELD TANK
WEST SIDE OF CATAHOULA
SB CORN SBC 26, R-16-W,
CATAHOULA LAKE NEAR
CATAHOULA LAKE
SO. FLORENCE FIELD 6MI S
LAKE - VERNET FIELD SEC
W. LAKE VERRET
1.5 HI N OF INTSBC OFF
LAB MONGONLOIS FIELD
DUCK LAKE FIELD
S 13, T-4-N. R-6-E
HEST LAKE VBRRET FIELD
BAYOU CARLIN FIELD
HEST BLACK BAY FIELD TANK
SALINE LAKE NORTH END
CALCASIEU RIVER MILE 29
HESTLAKE VERRET FIELD
CONSTMNE I 2 HELL
TEXACO HENRY GAS PLANT
4MIH OF HOMER OFF HWY
RT 31 7 MILES NORTH OF
SEC 8, TOWNSHIP 21N.
SEC 8, R-7-H, T-9-N HHY 6
DUCK LAKE FIELD BATTER I
FRANKLIN CANAL AT WILLOW
EUGENE ISLAND BLK 309
LITTLE LAKE FACILITY
MOBILE BURNS DOCK MILE
BAYOU SORREL FIELD, SHELL
CHARONTON AMOCO FIELD
HEST DELTA BLOCK 83 FIELD
LAKE WASHINGTON FIELD
SEC 3, T-22-S. R-22-E
AT THE STEAM PLANT ON THE
12488 SCENIC HHY
INT 10 17 M) E OF LA, TX
BATON ROUGE REF. MILE 232
HHY 354
12480 SCENIC HHY
NORTH BLACK BAY FIELD
SOUTHEAST BLACK BAY FIELD
LAT 29-15-05 LONG
HHITE CASTLE FIELD, 71/2
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD TANK
HEST BAY FIELD STORAGE
NORTH BLACK BAY FIELD
SE OTR OF LAKE DBLLVER
S 47, T-S-S, R-2-B, HHY
SEC 28, RYCADE I 13;5
2MI FROM BELLEVUE
CALCASIEU RIVER NORTH OF
Lclty
VENICE
LAKE SALVADOR
NBH ORLEANS
LAKE ARTHUR
PATTERSON
MOSS BLUFF
ADDIS
CATAHOULA
HEST LAKE
CAMFTI
RACgLAND
SEC 29, T-17-N, R-16-H
HEST LAKE
CONVENT
NEH ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
GARYVILLE
HOROAN CITY
PARADIS
CATAHOULA LAKE
MOORINGSPORT
WHITEHALL
JENA
GIDDEON
CALUMET
MORGAN CITY
CHACAHOULA
NEH IBERIA
DUCK LAKE FIELD
MONTERREY
MORGAN CITY
SEC 31, T-15-S, R-8-E
HEST BLACK BAY
HINNFIELD
LAKE CHARLES
HESTLAKE VERRET FIELD
LEEVILLE
ERATH
HOMER
SHREVEPORT
HOUMA
ALEXANDRIA
DUCK LAKE FIELD
FRANKLIN
EUGENE ISLAND
LITTLE LAKE
UNKNOWN
BAYOU SORREL
FRANKLIN
HEST DELTA BLOCK 83
VENICE
LEEVILLE
HEST LAKE
BATON ROUGE
SULPHUR
BATON ROUGE
BREAUX BRIDGE
BATON ROUGE
NORTH BLACK BAY
SOUTHEAST BLACK BAY
BELL RIVER
HHITE CASTLE
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
HEST BAY
NORTH BLACK BAY
LAKE DELLVER
RAYNE
PARKS
BELLEVUE
LAKE CHARLES
Lcounty
CALCASIEU
ST. CHARLES
ORLEANS
JEFFERSON DAVIS
ST. MARY
CALCASIBU
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
RED RIVER
LAFOURCHE
CADDO
CALCASIEU
ST. JAMES
ORLEANS
CALCASIEU
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
ST. MARTIN
ST. CHARLES
LA SALLE
CADDO
LASALLE
LA SALLE
VERMILLION
ST. MARY
ST. MARY
TERREBONNE
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
CONCORDIA
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARY
PLAQUEMIHES
HINN
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
LAFOURCHE
VERMILLION
CLAIBORNE
ST. LANDRY
TERREBONNE
RAPIDES
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARY
LAFOURCHB
ST. MARY
IBERVILLE
ST. MARY
PLAQUEMINE3
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIBU
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. MARTIN
EAST BATON ROUGE
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINE3
ST. MARTIN
IBERVILLE
PLAQUBMINES
PLAQUBMIHES
PLAQUEMINES
ASCENSION
ACADIA
ST. MARTIN
BOSSIER
CALCASIBU
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
05/08/89
05/08/89
05/09/89
05/13/89
OS/14/89
05/15/89
05/10/89
05/15/89
05/18/89
05/17/89
OS/16/89
05/19/89
05/18/89
05/20/89
05/21/89
05/19/89
05/20/89
05/22/89
05/22/89
05/24/89
05/24/89
OS/24/89
05/25/89
05/30/89
05/29/89
05/28/89
05/29/89
06/04/89
06/05/89
06/05/89
06/05/89
03/30/89
04/17/89
06/07/89
06/08/89
06/12/89
06/12/89
06/13/89
06/12/89
06/15/89
06/14/89
06/18/89
06/18/89
06/14/89
06/19/89
06/19/89
06/21/89
06/21/89
06/20/89
05/15/89
05/16/89
03/26/89
06/22/89
06/22/89
06/24/89
06/25/89
06/25/89
06/28/89
05/27/89
05/16/89
06/28/89
06/28/89
05/29/89
05/05/89
05/07/89
06/29/89
06/29/89
07/01/89
07/01/89
06/01/89
Matl
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
DIESEL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OII,:CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-WATER MIXTURE
DIESEL
CRUDE EMULSION
OIL: CRUDE
RECOVERED OIL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
HEAVY CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OJL.-CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
CONDBNSATB
OIL:CRUDE
HEAVY OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL SHEEN
OILtCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
OIL
OIL HASTE 4 HATER
UNKNOWN OIL
CREOSOTE OIL
OIL SHEEN
LUBE OIL < DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL
OIL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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3.00
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3500.00
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15.00
10.00
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200.00
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70.00
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ERHS Oil Spill Database
Case*
F89-2026
F89-2048
F8 9-2053
F«9-20«3
FB9-2076
F89-2082
F89-2089
F89-2093
F89-2096
F8 9-2113
F89-2118
F89-2130
.F89-2134
F89-2135
F19-2138
F89-2152
F19-2156
F89-2162
P89-2166
F89-2170
F89-2114
F89-2188
F89-2192
F89-2323
F89-2324
F89-2325
F89-2326
F89-2363
F89-2400
F89-2429
F89-2431
F89-2474
F19-2476
F89-24I1
F89-2510
F89-2531
F89-2540
F19-2514
F89-2588
F89-2593
FB9-2594
F89-2635
F89-2647
F89-2657
F89-2C58
F89-2662
F89-2663
F89-2665
F89-2671
F89-2672
FI9-2673
FI9-2674
F19-2675
F89-267C
F89-2681
F89-2687
FI9-26I1
FI9-2C95
F89-2709
F89-2711
F89-2745
FB9-2781
Fl 9-2713
F19-2717
F19-2795
F19-2101
F89-2I04
F89-2113
F89-2115
F19-2831
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PE AMERICAN HASTE
PE CONOCO
UNKNOHN
PE SHELL OFFSHORE
PE AMERADA HESS
PE BOEING LOUISIANA INC.
PE GULF STATES UTILITIES
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE USAF BARKSDALB AFB
UNKNOHN
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
PE SANDAFEB OIL AND GAS
PE TEXACO INC.
UNKNOHH
PE BOX CHEMICAL
PE KERR MCGEE CORP.
UNKNOHN
PE CHEVRON USA
VNICNOHN
PE CONOCO INC.
PE C.F. INDUSTRIES
UNKNOHN
UNKNOHN
PB CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PB CHEVRON
PE MOTOR VESSEL SABLE ISLAND
PE PLANTATION PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
PE MISS JULIE HINDS
PE SHELL OIL
PE CHEVRON USA INC.
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
SAFETY CLEAN
PB CITGO
PE HAYNE SIMONS
UNKNOHH
PE CITGO PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
PE CANAL MARINE REPAIR
PE UNION EXPLORATION
PB AMOCO
PB MOBIL OIL
UNKNOHN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOHN
PE EXXON
PE CHEVRON
PB CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PB CHEVRON
PB UNION PACIFIC RR
PE CHEVRON
PE KERR MCGEE
PE CHEVRON USA
UNKNOHN
UNKNOHN
PE EP OIL
PE FINA OIL t CHEMICAL
PE CHEVRON
PE EXXON COMPANY U.S.A.
PE SHELL OFFSHORE, INC.
PE CHEVRON
PU TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS
UNX
PE LA INTRASTATE GAS CO
UNKNOHN
Locate
AT HNY 21 S AT FILLING
AT CONOCO DOCK ON
CONCRETE DRAINAGE DITCH
HESTIAKE VERKET FIELD LAT
LA FORCHE LAT 29 45 LONG
AT 4400 LEGEND RD.
CALCASIEU RIVER OLD RIVER
OFF HNY 3140 IN
SOUTH MAINTENANCE RD.
CALCASIEU RIVER
5 MILES E OF PARKS LA
QUISKI BAYOU TERREBONNE
PLUMB BOB FIELD LAT 30 21
C OF E LOCKS ON THE
PO BOX 150 HHY 1
EKCHENE FIELD
UNKNOHN
DUSON TANK FIELD BATTERY
ABOVE I 10 OFF OF RYAN
4 MILES N OF TOHN S 22,
F.M. 173
RIVER RD.
1211 ORANGE ST.
HEST BAY FIELD
NORTH BLACK BAY FIELD
QUARANTINE BAY FIELD
BLACK BAY FIELD CENTRAL
CALCASIEU RIVER CITGO
HISS R DOCK STA TO BANK
BDGERLY FIELD ON HHY 339
FULTON MARINE. HHY 70 20
LAT 29. 51:05 LON
4 MI BAST OF PARKS
T*N 76 CHACAHOULA
INDUSTRIAL LOOP HHY
DELTA DOCK
SOUTH PASS BLOCK 69
BAYOU TEACH HEST OF LSU
SEC 14. R-2-H, THN IS SMI
HHY 389 ON QUAZE RD.
2100 SHREVEPORT RD.
B LAKE PALOURDE FIELD
PO BOX 35900
MOBIL REFINERY 1/2 M N OF
6222 FORD STREET
HNY 100, 4HI EAST OF HHY
HKY 100 4MI EAST OF HHY
101 S COLLEGE ( JOHNSON
LEEVILLE SHOREBASE
TIHBALIER BAY FIELD
KEST BLACK BAY FIELD
BAST BLACK BAY FIELD TANK
HBST BLACK BAY FIELD TANK
HEST BAY FIELD HBST BAY
MI POST 310 1-9 HI SB OF
CUT OFF FIELD, DE FELICE
SCHURLING LEASE BAYOU
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BEHIND HER HOUSE 153 MILL
MILE 232 - MISSISSIPPI
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SECTION 33. TOHNSHIP 10
MYSTIC BAYOU
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B BATON ROUGE MILE 232 IN
4 MILE B OF TOHN ON HHY
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BOCALUSA
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SHREVEPORT
WEST LAKE
PARADIS
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
SORENTO
BARKSDALE AFB
LAKE CHARLES
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HOUMA
HENDERSON
ABBEYVILLE
PLAOUEMIHE
ST. MARTINVILLB
LAFAYETTE
DUSOH
LAKE CHARLES
LITTLE PLATTE
DONALDSONVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
MONROE
KEST BAY
BLACK BAY FIELD
QUARANTINE BAY
BLACK BAY FIELD
LAKE CHARLES
BAKER
SULPHUR
PIERRS PART
UNKNOWN
PARKS
CHACAHOULA
SHREVEPORT
LAKE CHARLES
MEM ORLEANS
JENERBTTB
JENNINGS
HERRYVILLE
NEW ORLEANS
AMELIA
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
EVAMGELINE
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LAFAYETTE
LEEVILLE
TIMBALIER BAY
HBST BLACK BAY
EAST BLACK BAY FIELD
WEST BLACK BAY
NEST BAY
LUCAS
CUT OFF FIELD
SCHEHK FIELD
INTBRCOASTAL CITY
PATTERSON
BATON ROUGE
BELLE CHASSE
VINTON
MORGAN CITY
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BATON ROWS!
KINNFIELD
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CALCASIEU
BOSSIER
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ASCENSION
BOSSIER
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
TERREBONNE
ST. MARTIN
VBRMILLION
IBERVILLE
ST. MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
EVANGELIHE
ASCENSION
CALCASIEU
OUACHIIA
PLAQUEMINES
FLAQUEMINES
PLAOUEMINES
PLAQUEMIHES
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
ASSUMPTION
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ST. MARTIN
LAFOURCHE
BOSSIER
CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
IBERIA
JEFFERSON DAVIS
BEAUREGARD
ORLEANS
ASSUMPTION
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
ACADIA
ACADIA
LAFAYETTE
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
PLAQUEHINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAOUEMINES
PLAQUEHINES
BOSSIER
PLAQUEMIHES
ST. MARTIN
VERMILLIOH
ST. MARY
EAST BATON ROUGE
PLAQUEMINE
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
IBERIA
ST. MARTIN
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Ut
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
06/30/89
01/04/19
07/05/89
07/06/19
07/08/19
01/10/89
07/10/89
07/11/19
07/10/89
07/12/89
07/13/19
07/16/89
07/16/89
07/17/89
07/18/89
07/11/89
07/18/89
07/19/89
07/20/89
01/20/89
07/19/89
07/20/89
07/24/89
0«/Ot/*9
06/10/19
06/01/19
05/01/89
08/01/89
08/05/89
01/08/89
08/07/89
08/10/89
08/10/89
08/10/89
08/14/89
08/17/89
08/16/89
0«/21/«9
08/21/89
08/21/89
08/19/89
06/24/89
08/28/89
08/27/89
08/27/89
08/29/19
08/29/19
08/29/89
07/15/19
06/13/89
07/22/19
07/20/19
07/14/19
07/13/19
01/30/19
01/10/19
01/31/19
01/31/19
09/02/19
09/05/19
09/07/19
09/11/19
09/12/19
09/12/19
09/13/19
09/12/19
09/13/19
09/15/19
09/15/19
09/16/19
Matl
HYDRAULIC OIL
OILS,FUELlt6
DIESEL FUEL
OIL.-CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSFER OIL
JET FUELS: JP-4
OIL
OILlCRUDE
CONDENSATE LIGHT OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
HYDROCARBON OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
CONDENSATE
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OILS. M1SC : LUBRICATING
OIL
GASOLINES 1 AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
OILtCRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
CRUDE/BRINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
BLACK LIQUID
NO. 2 FUEL OIL
DIESEL
UNKHOnC OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
DIESEL
CRUDE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
DISTILLATE
OILY FILM ON TREES AND
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILtCRUDK
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OILtCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
OILY SUBSTANCE
OIL
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Case*
F89-2886
F89-2898
F89-2913
F89-2918
F89-2924
F89-2943
F89-2950
F90-0007
F90-0013
F90-0021
F90-0026
F90-0042
F90-0057
F90-0079
F90-0089
F90-0090
F90-0094
F90-0117
F90-0131
F90-0136
F90-0146
F90-0197
F90-0205
F90-0217
F90-0220
F90-0221
F90-0222
F90-0223
F90-0224
F90-0225
F90-0226
F90-0227
F90-0228
F90-0229
F90-0230
F90-0231
F90-0233
F90-0246
F90-0266
F90-0277
F90-0290
F90-0293
F90-0296
F90-0298
F90-0314
F90-0324
F90-0327
F90-0344
F90-0349
F90-0362
F90-0380
F90-0382
F90-0391
F90-0392
F90-0404
F90-0413
F90-0425
F90-0433
F90-0444
F90-0451
F90-0467
F90-0474
F90-0476
F90-0485
F90-0486
F90-0487
F90-0488
F90-0490
F90-0492
F90-0503
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SHELL OFFSHORE INC
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PB CONOCO PIPELINE
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO
PE CRAMER, HM.J.
PB SHELL NORCO
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PE LOUISIANA GAS SEVICE CO.
PE NORFOLK SOUTHERN
PE KERR MCGEE
PE CONOCO
PB ATLAS PROCESSING
UNKNOWN
CITGO PIPELINE
PE COASTAL SHELL CO.
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE CITGO PIPELINE
PB TRI-STATE SVCS
PE KERR MCGEE CORP
UNKNOWN
PE GATX
LG UNKNOWN
PE TEXACO
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON
PE TEXACO
PE TEXACO
PE TEXACO
PE TEXACO
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
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PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
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PE LAFAYETTE CITY OF
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PE CHEVRON CHEMICAL
PB SHELL WESTERN
EXXON PIPELINE CO
UNKNOWN
LG UNKNOWN
NEW ORLEANS AIRPORT
LAFAYETTE UTILITIES
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CHEVRON
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UNKNOWN
PE EXXON
PERMIAN CORP
PF. TEXACO
REBEL DRILLING CORP.
PP6 IND INC
PE TEXACO INC
SHELL OFFSHORE INC
UNION EXPLORATION
CASTROL INC.
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CENTERVILLE
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DENHAM SPRINGS
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CRUDE
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ERRS Oil Spill Databaa*
Case*
F90-OS10
F90-0512
F90-0513
F90-OS14
F90-OS21
F90-0524
F90-OS2S
F90-0528
F90-0529
F90-0562
F90-OS69
F90-0582
. F90-OS90
F90-0591
F90-0593
F90-0606
F90-0614
F90-061S
F90-0620
F90-0621
F90-0628
F90-0633
F90-0636
F90-0650
F90-06S2
F90-0683
F90-0711
F90-0712
F90-0716
F90-071I
F90-0727
F90-074S
F90-0772
F90-0774
F90-0782
F90-07«7
F90-0796
F90-0819
F90-0835
F90-0842
F90-OI57
F90-086*
F90-0874
F90-0877
F90-0900
F90-D914
F90-0916
F90-0924
F90-0927
FSO-0939
F90-0949
F90-0974
F90-0977
F90-0979
F90-0980
F90-09I2
F90-1005
F90-1007
F90-1015
F90-1017
F90-1024
F90-103S
F90-103C
F90-10S«
F90-10I1
F90-1082
F90-1088
F90-1091
F90-1151
F90-1155
Prp
PE AMERADA HESS
PE SHELL WESTERN
PE PENNZOIL
UNKNOWN
HORFOLK SOUTHERN RR
PE NORFOLK SOUTHERN
PE WYE ELECTRIC-R. YOUNG
CONOCO INC
PE PETROLEUM SERVICES
PE EXXON
LAFAYETTE UTILITIES
SG UHimOHN
PB 7RAHS CONTINENTAL
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PE KERR-HCGEE CORP
PE EXXON
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PE J.M. HUBER CORP
PE TRAMSO
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
PE ENERTEC INC.
C1TGO PIPELINE
PE SHELL OIL CO
PE CONOCO
PE DOH CHEMICAL
SHELL OIL
AHERATTA HESS
UNKNOWN
PE CONOCO
PE MOBIL REFINERY
PE CITOO
PB SOUTH OAK PRODUCTION
PK CHEVRON
TEXACO
CHEVRON USA
PE MOTOR VESSEL BLACK PEARL
PE VISTA CHEMICALS
PE VESSEL AQUARIUS
ASHLAND PIPELINE
PE CONOCO INC. REFINERY
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
PE STONE PETROLEUM CORP
MALLARD WORKOVER 1
PE MARSHALL EXPLORATION
PE ORYX ENERGY
PB CITGO PIPELINE
PB HUNT PETROLEUM CORP.
PE MARATHON PETROLEUM
PE ANDRENS TRANSPORT INC
PB OXY CHEH
PE TEXACO INC
PE LADD PETROL
UNKNOWN
OOP PRODUCTION PLANT
PE CHEVRON
PE MOTOR VESSEL AQUARIUS
PE SHELL NBSTERN E
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ERNS Oil Spill Database
Case*
F90-1162
F90-1173
F90-1193
F90-1200
F90-1206
F90-1208
F90-1211
F90-1225
F90-1226
F90-1234
F90-1239
F90-1271
. F90-1275
F90-1276
F90-1286
F90-1296
F90-1302
F90-1312
F90-1315
F90-1319
F90-1321
F90-1324
F90-1339
F90-1341
F90-1351
F90-1374
F90-1386
F90-1392
F90-1395
F90-1406
F90-1411
F90-1421
F90-142S
F90-1441
F90-1458
F90-1470
F90-H74
F90-1477
F90-1493
F90-1497
F90-1501
F90-1503
F90-1518
F90-1524
F90-1551
F90-1580
F90-1587
F90-1S90
F90-159I
F90-1607
F90-1645
F90-1650
F90-1655
F90-1664
F90-1687
F90-1714
F90-1720
F90-1722
F90-1724
F90-1726
F90-1734
F90-174S
F90-17S3
F90-1757
F90-17S1
F90-1774
F90-1775
F90-1787
F90-1788
F90-1794
Prp
PB KERR MCGEE
PE SHELL WESTERN E ( P
PE UNITED CAS PIPELINE
PE OLIH CORP.
PB REBEL DRILINS
PE CITCO REFINERY
PE PETRO TRUCK STOP
PK TEXACO INC
PE CONCRETE EATERS INC.
PE CONOCO INC
PB MARITIME OVERSEAS
CONOCO REFINERY
TEXACO
PE TEXACO INC
PB SHELL NESTEN P
PB SHELL OFFSHORE INC.
PE SHELL WESTERN BMP
UNKNOHN
PB SHELL WESTERN ESP
PE SHELL
PB MOBIL OIL CORP
OLIN CORP.
UNKNOWN
CONOCO INC.
CONOCO
PB FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE TEXACO INC
FE ULTRAMAR OIL AND CAS LTD.
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY
PB CITSO REFINERY
FE SULLIVAMS
PE EXXON CO USA
PE CITGO REFINERY
UNKNOWN
TEXACO INC.
PE OLIN CORP.
FE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PE DITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE EXXON CO USA
PE TOTAL MINATOHE CORP
PE SHEEL WESTERN ESP
PB CITGO REFINERY
PB ROLLINS LEASING
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON USA
PB TEXACO INC
PB SULLIVANS
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE EXXON
TANKER; COLORADO. US FLAG
PB SHELL WESTERN ESP
PE CITGO PIPELINE COUP
PB BARGE TRANSPORT CO
PB CONOCO
UNKNOHN
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE CONOCO OIL CO.
PE CEMRICH CO
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL WESTERN EMT
UNKNOWN
PB CITGO PIPELINE
APACHE CORPORATION
PE CAMCO
PE VISTA CHEMICAL CO
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC
PE CITGO PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
Locate
SEC 34 T103 R4E
BAYOU SORREL FIELD LAT
2M SOUTH OF PARADIS,
AT PLANT DOCK ON
CENTRAL BATTERY, 4M HE OF
HWY 108 2MI SOUTH OF
EXIT 40 OFF 1-12
GRAND BAYOU DOCK
315 ELLENDOR ST.
SEC 19 TMS 10S, RNG4E
CLIFTON RIDGE TERMINAL ST
1-10 t CALCASIEAU RIVER
ST MARTIN FIELD WELL
PO BOX 128
BAYOU SORREL 30.09.48N
BELL RIVER, 29 51 10, 91
2H W OF NORCO GOOD HOPE
CONOCO WEST LAKE 30'15' N
BAYOU SORREL FIELD LAT
HESTLAKE VERRBT FIELD,
CHALMETTE REFINERY
OLIN PLANT
CHARENTOH CANAL
PO BOX 37
SEC33 T1S R3B NEAR TOWN
2 MI S. OF VINTON SEC 30
WELL M021-1S
g.A. MCILHENNY II
2507 W CONGRESS
"A" DOCK AT CITGO PLANT
101 INDUSTRIAL DR
4045 SCENIC HWY
CITGO HWY 27
CALCASIEU RIVER
HELL I 1021-15 16MI SB OF
INTERSTATE 10
UNDER MISSISSIPPI RIVER
CLIFTON RIDGE DOCK
EXXON REFINERY DOCK MISS
WEST BANK OF LAKE
FOB 1562 HWY 108
1-10 MM 80
LAT 29'46'24" LON
CALCASIEU RIVER GOES
LAKE CLAIBORNE NEAR
SARDINE POINT TANK
ERATH FIELD VERMILION
BAYOU DINDE RD.
FOB 1562 HWY 108
DUCK LAKE FIELD
CITGO TERMINAL
BAYOU SORREL
CLIFTON RIDGE AT THE
OIL DOCK
PO BOX 37 OLD SPANISH
OLD TOWN RD OFF RTE 171
CITGO REFINERY DOCK D
HWY 378
1-10 WESTBOUND BEFORE
GRAND RIVER, N. OF THE
PO BOX 55G
1 MILE SOUTH OF EXXON
S33, T21, R16
LEGAR »1 IN CROHLEY FIELD
312 INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY
VCH PLANT RD
P.R. NORMAN WELL NO. 35
4 MILES SOUTH OF TEPETATE
HIGHWAY 368 AT BAYOU DBS
Lcity
SEC 34 T10S R4B
BAYOU SORREL
PARADIS
LAKE CHARLES
MERRYVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
HAMMOND
LOREAUVILLE
SULPHUR
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
WESTLAKE
PARADIS
PLAOUEMINE
BBLRIVER
NORCO
WESTLAKB
PLAOUEMINB
MORGAN CITY
CHALMETTE
WESTLAKE
BALDWIN
HESTLAKE
BUNKIB
VINTON
COCODRIE
NEW IBERIA
LAFAYETTE
ROSEWOOD
SULPHUR
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
COCODRIE
LAKE CHARLES
FERRIDAY
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
DENSON
NEW IBERIA
LAKE CHARLES
EAGBN
RACELAND
LISBON
ST. GABRIEL
ERATH
SULPHUR
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
PLAQUEMINE
LAKE CHARLES
DELCAMBRE
WESTLAKB
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
WBSTLAKE
NEW ORLEANS
BAYOU PIGEON
NORCO
CENTERVILLE
OIL CITY
CROWLEY
LAFAYETTE
WESTLAKB
BBLRIVBR
TEPETATE
EUNICE
Lcounty
ST. MARTIN
IBBRVILLE
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIEU
BEAUREGARD
CALCASIEU
TANGIPAHOE
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
ST. CHARLES
IBERVILLE
ST. MARTIN
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
ST. MARY
ST. BERNARD
CALCASIEU
ST. MARY
CALCASIEU
AVOYELLES
CALCASIEU
TERREBONNE
IBERIA
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
TERREBONNE
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
LIVINGSTON
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
ACADIA
LAFOURCHE
CLAIBORNE
IBERVILLE
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
IBBRVILLE
CALCASIEU
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
IBERVILLE
ST. CHARLES
ST. MARY
CAD DO
ACADIA
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
ACADIA
ACADIA
ST
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
01/30/90
01/30/90
02/02/90
02/02/90
02/03/90
02/04/90
02/02/90
02/06/90
02/05/90
02/07/90
02/08/90
02/11/90
02/10/90
02/12/90
02/12/90
02/08/90
02/13/90
02/14/90
02/14/90
02/15/90
02/14/90
02/15/90
02/18/90
02/16/90
02/16/90
02/20/90
02/22/90
02/23/90
02/23/90
02/25/90
02/26/90
02/27/90
02/27/90
03/01/90
02/22/90
03/04/90
03/02/90
03/02/90
02/03/90
03/05/90
03/04/90
03/05/90
03/07/90
03/07/90
03/24/90
03/10/90
03/10/90
03/11/90
03/12/90
03/14/90
03/17/90
03/18/90
03/19/90
03/20/90
03/20/90
03/23/90
03/24/90
03/24/90
03/24/90
03/25/90
03/26/90
03/28/90
03/29/90
03/29/90
04/05/90
03/29/90
03/29/90
04/02/90
04/02/90
04/02/90
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
DIESEL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL/MOTOR OIL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET A FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL [CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
Oil,: CRUDE
OIL < GREASE
OIL
OIL
HASTE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: DIESEL
K049 SLOP OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OILtCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDB
DIESEL
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE (SWEET)
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL HYDROCARBONS
OILY MATERIAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
Quant 1
5.00
0.75
50.00
0.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
3.00
150.00
19.00
1.00
3.00
2.00
30.00
10.00
2.00
0.50
20.00
0.10
1.00
1144.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
300.00
2.00
3.00
35.00
3.00
1.00
20.00
100.00
3.00
0.00
2.80
2.00
IS. 00
1.00
5.00
10.00
20.00
S.OO
300.00
15.00
55.00
0.00
0.50
IS. 00
IS. 00
2.00
1.00
1.00
5.00
0.50
2.00
100.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
3.00
0.00
10.00
2.00
100.00
0.00
0.50
3.00
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B
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G
G
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B
B
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G
G
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G
G
G
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O
O
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O
O
O
O
O
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0
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
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O
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0
O
O
O
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12/09/93
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ERN3 Oil Spill Databaae
Caiet
F90-1802
F90-1837
F90-1853
F90-1873
F90-1899
F90-1914
F90-19JO
F90-1931
F90-1959
F90-1960
F90-1962
F90-19I1
. F90-1983
F90-2006
F90-2033
F90-2036
F90-2055
F90-2067
F90-2079
F90-2093
F90-2119
F90-2131
F90-2153
F90-2193
F90-2194
F90-2199
F90-2204
F90-2209
F90-2220
F90-2227
F90-2229
F90-2230
F90-2240
F90-2252
F90-2253
F90-2268
F90-22C9
F90-2273
F90-2300
F90-2301
F90-2302
F90-2303
F90-23D4
F90-2305
F90-2306
F90-2307
F90-230I
F90-2309
F90-2317
F90-2319
F90-234S
F90-2356
F90-2357
F90-2362
F90-2309
F90-2411
F90-2412
F90-2413
F90-241S
F90-242<
F90-2444
F90-2474
F90-2481
F90-2S07
F90-2S09
F90-2511
F90-2S16
F90-2517
F90-2549
F90-25S2
Prp
PB BlbtOH CO USA
LAMSON PETROLEUM CORP.
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC
PB GULF STATES UTILITIES
UNXMONH
M/V ANAGBL FIDELITY
UNKNOWN
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC
PE MOBIL OIL
PB CITGO REFINERY
PU LAFAYETTE UTIL. SYSTEMS
PE
PB DELTA FUEL STOP
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON USA
PE TEXACO INC
PB MARATHON OIL CO
UNKNOWN
PE JAMES RIVER CORP.
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PE KERR-HCGBB
PE CONOCO, INC
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PB HOWELL PETRO CORP
PE MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PB TEXACO USA EASTERN E1P
PE ATLAS PROCESSING CO.
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE CHEVRON USA
PB CHEVRON USA
PB CHEVRON USA
PE CHEVRON USA
PB CHEVRON USA
PB CHEVRON USA
PB CHEVRON USA
PB CHEVRON USA
PB EXXON USA
PB EXXON USA
PE KOCH SERVICE, INC
PE PARTNERS TRUCKING
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY SYSTEMS
PU LAFAYETTE UTIL. SYSTEMS
PE BOLLINGER SHIPYARD
PE FINA OIL i CHEMICAL CO.
PE SUN BELT COMMODITIES
PE SHELL OFFSHORE
PB TEXACO INC
PB EXXON PIPELINE
PE CITGO PIPELINE CORP
CALUMET REFINING CO
PB CANAL BARGE CO.
PE EXXON CO USA
PB EXXON PIPELINE
PE AMERADA HBSS CORP.
PE EXXON COMPANY, USA
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
PE EXXON BATON ROUGE
PB FOLGERS COFFEE CO
Locate
DUCK LAKE FIELD SXN 2
LAMSON PETROLEUM 11 SALT
ATCHFALAYA BASIN
NELSON COAL POWER PLANT
19451 LEMON ST
PO BOX LL GRANGER RD
CONOCO DOCKS
GULF LAND A ROYALTY
CORNER OF KEITHVILLE
60S S BUCHANAN ST
LOCKPORT FIELD
FOB 1562 HWY 108
(05 S. BUCHANAN ST.
370 EAST PEARL DRIVE IN
1-10 AT HWY 346 AT PUMP
LAT 28 38' 0" N LA LONG
COURSEY ST AND AIRLINE HW
LAKE FAUSSE POINT
MISSISSIPPI RIVER MILE
NEAR UNKNOWN BAYOU OFF OF
OPEN MARSHLAND PHOENIX
LAT 38.14.54 LONG
JAMBS RIVER CORP. HWY 61
LOCATED AT EXXON REFINERY
ON LEVEE RD NEAR HWY 15
SCHWING LEASE BAYOU
EAST END OF FACILITY OLD
BURNS POINT GAS PLANT
BAY ST. ELAINE FIELD-TANK
3333 MIDWAY ST.
561 CONTOUR ST
MARKSVILLE OIL FIELD OFF
NORTH OF HWY 170
TANK BATTERY II, ROMERE
TANK BATTERY 11, ROMBRB
TANK BATTERY II. ROMERB
TANK BATTERY ft, ROMERg
TANK BATTERY «1, ROMERB
TANK BATTERY II, ROMERE
TANK BATTERY II, ROMERE
TANK BATTERY II, ROMERE
DUCK LAKE FIELD
BAYOU CARLIN
A. A. ABSHIRE LEASE
LA II FLOOD GATES
218 RIDGBWOOO
106 REDWING CIRCLE
PO BOX 9218 PORT OP NEW
MALLARD BAY FACILITY
T6N R7E
WEAK'S ISLAND FIELD HNY
ST. MARTIN LAND CO UNIT
HAGER-MARTIN FIELD
PCS 1428
1/4 MILE NORTH OF BELCHER
FOB 1562 HWY 108, AT DOCK
200 ATTAKAPA DR
DUCK LAKE FIELD
OFF OF HWY 1148 3 MILES
STEPHENSVILLC BRIDGE
MURPHY LAKE FIELD
ON A PIPE RACK ABOVE DUCK
ST. MARTIN PARISH
EXXON BATON ROUGE DOCK
14601 OLD GENTILLY
Lcity
LAFAYETTE
BELRIVBR
WBSTLAKE
SOUTH VACHERIE
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
SULPHUR
KEITHVILLE
LAFAYETTE
STEVENSVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
SLIDBLL
BREAUX BRIDGE
AMELIA
BATON ROUGE
LOREAUVILLE
POINT BREZE
EUNICE
VINTON
SOUTH MARSH ISLAND
ST. FRANCISVILLE
BATON ROUGE
ROSELAND
ST. HARTIHSVILLB
WESTLAKE
SCOTT
SHRBVEPORT
SHREVEPORT
LAKE CHARLES
GILLIAN
MARKSVILLE
NEW IBERIA
GILLIAN
KAPLAN
GOLDEN MEADOW
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
NEW IBERIA
LAKE ARTHUR
LYDIA
HENDERSON
PARKS
LAKE CHARLES
BELCHER
LAKE CHARLES
ST MARTIWVILLE
PATERSO*
PLAQUEMIHE
STEPHEVSVILLE
BAYOU SORREL
PATTERSON
ST. MARTIXVILLE
BATON ROUGE
NEW ORLEANS
Lcounty
ST MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
ST. JAMES
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CAMERON
CADDO
LAFAYETTE
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
ST. TAHMANY
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARY
EAST BATON ROUGE
IBERIA
AVOYELLES
ST. LANDRY
CALCASIEU
WEST FELICIANA
EAST BATON ROUGE
CONCORDIA
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
ACADIA
CADDO
ST. MARY
JEFFERSON
CADDO
CALCASIEU
CADDO
AVOYELLES
IBERIA
CADDO
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEHIWES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEHINES
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEHINES
ST. MARY
ST. MARY
VERMILION
LAFOURCHE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
IBERIA
CAMERON
CONCORDIA
IBERIA
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
BOSSIER
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
IBF.RVILLB
ST. MARTIH
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARY
ST . MARTIN
E. BATON ROUGE
ORLEANS
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
04/04/90
04/16/90
04/06/90
04/09/90
04/11/90
04/12/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
04/14/90
04/18/90
04/19/90
04/21/90
04/21/90
04/23/90
06/01/89
04/26/90
04/28/90
04/27/90
04/28/90
04/30/90
04/28/90
05/01/90
05/06/90
05/07/90
05/08/90
05/08/90
05/08/90
05/08/90
05/09/90
05/10/90
03/30/90
02/01/90
05/12/90
05/13/90
05/13/90
05/14/90
05/15/90
05/14/90
02/11/90
11/03/89
11/04/89
11/08/19
12/01/89
12/02/89
12/12/89
01/16/90
03/17/90
02/17/90
05/16/90
05/11/90
05/21/90
05/22/90
05/22/90
05/23/90
05/22/90
05/27/90
05/27/90
05/27/90
05/28/90
05/26/90
05/31/90
06/01/90
06/02/90
06/05/90
06/06/90
06/06/90
06/06/90
06/06/90
06/08/90
06/08/90
Matl
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
KEROSENE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
TRANSFORMER OIL (UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS CONDENSATE
OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DILI CRUDE
DILI CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
01 Li CRUDE
OIL-.MOTOR
OIL:CRUDB
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, MISCl TRANSFORMER
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATE
OILi CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
Quant 1
0
1
56
10000
0
10
3
1
0
2
0
1
50
1
5
1
0
100
1
0
0
0
0
so
0
110
1
2
8
7
1
88
50
0
30
0
20
50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
4
4
0
0
1
2
0
15
3
2
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.00
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.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
.25
.50
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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ERNS Oil Spill Database
Case*
F90-2554
F90-25S8
F90-2577
F90-2605
F90-2610
F90-2625
F90-2626
F90-2628
F90-2636
F90-2649
F90-2650
F90-2660
F90-2663
F90-2665
F90-2669
F90-2672
F90-2673
F90-2675
F90-2712
F90-2716
F90-2758
F90-2775
F90-2814
F90-2819
F90-2828
F90-2842
F90-2849
F90-28S7
F90-2864
F90-2881
F90-2887
F90-2892
F90-2899
F90-2901
F90-2911
F90-2923
F90-2940
F90-2962
F90-2970
F90-3023
F90-3040
F90-3044
F90-3046
F90-3053
F90-3081
F90-3100
F90-3101
F90-3118
F90-3119
F90-3122
F90-3128
F90-3145
F90-3146
F90-3148
F90-3149
F90-3158
F90-3159
F90-3162
F90-3164
F90-3179
F90-3202
P90-3204
F90-3214
F90-3227
F90-3229
F90-3235
F90-3238
F90-3241
F90-3244
F90-3269
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PE KERR-MCGEE
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON
PE EXXON CO USA
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE CONCRETE EATERS, INC.
PE DOHELL SCHLUMBERGER
PB CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY
DUVAL TOWING CO
PE CXY ENERGY
PE BOEING LOUISIANA
PE BOEING LOUISIANA
PE MCDONALD CONSTRUCTION
PE CHEVRON USA, INC
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE SUNBELT COMMODITIES
PB
PB ATLAS PROCESSING CO
PE GEMINI EXPLORATION
PE CONOCO
PE GEMINI EXPLORATIONS INC
PE SHELL WESTERN E ( P
PB PATTERSON SHIP YARD
PE CXY ENERGY
PE CHEVRON USA
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
LG CITY OF LAFAYETTE, LA
PE SHELL WESTERN EtP
PE CHEVRON USA, INC
PE JAMES RIVER CORP.
PE TEXACO INC
PE CHOTIN TRANSPORTATION CO.
PB LINDER OIL CO.
PE STEPHENS TRUCKLINES INC.
PE P-C
PB EXXON
PE MS. CHEMICAL EXPRESS
ORYX ENERGY
PU P-C
FG BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE
PE ORYX ENERGY CO
PE SHELL OFFSHORE INC
PE UNION EXPLORATION PARTNER
PE EXXON PETROLEUM
PE EXXON SHIPPING CO.
PB ULTRA MAR OIL AND GAS
PB CITGO PIPELINE CO
PE SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
UNKNOWN
PE CRYSTAL OIL
PE WESTOH SERVICES INC.
PB SHELL WESTERN EiP
PE WESTON SERVICES INC.
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE CHEVRON U.S.A., INC.
GLANDY GROW
SWING LEASE IN THE
CONOCO, INC. OLD SPANISH
SX 9 T6N R7E
UNKNOWN
GRAND BAY
GRAND BAY
EAST LAKE VBRRET FACILITY
CITGO REFINERY HWY 108
315 ELLENDER ST.
A < P NO. 12 RIG ACROSS
PECAN GROVE BARGE DOCK
236 HORHSBY ST
UNOCAL DOCKS MILE 169
LEASE KM NO. 2 HWY 91
4400 LEGION ST
4400 LEGION ST
TERREO RD AT THE BOAT
LEASE RYCADE
PO BOX 1562 HWY 108
BENGAL MART NO. 2 LA 308
3333 MIDWAY ST
LAKE CADDO, SEC26 T20N
HACKBERRY FIELD
BELL RIVER DOCKS AT MILE
SEC 7 TNP 12S RNG 8E
FREEMAN RD
LEASE MM NO. 2 TANK
ROUTE 3, BOX 1244 CHEVRON
WEST LAKE VBRRET FIELD
OUACHITA RIVER CROSSING
MILE 158 MISSISSIPI RIVER
200 TORONTO ST
CHEVRON FACILITY
THE WEST END OF HWY 964
PLUMB BOB FIELD
44 E. MAIN
5800 EAST BROAD ST. IN
SCENIC HWY BERTH NO. 1
CALCASIEU RIVER 1/2 MILE
PETERMAN NO.l PLATFORM
U.S. HWY 171 IN THE
2618 HWY 182 IN THE DITCH
US 171
20 MI 3SE PATHERSON, LA
LOT NEXT TO CALLER'S
2CSG/DEV
HWY 309
WEST LAKE VERRET WELL;
BIG BAYOU PIGEON FIELD
PO BOX 1562 HWY 108
BRAVO DOCK CITGO REFINERY
COON ISLAND REACH C DOCK
S49 T135 R6E
2201 ST FERDINAND
AT THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN
VERHILLION BLOCK 190 GULF
IN A SMALL POND NEAR LAKE
LCH HA2BASTE SITE 7843
SHELL WESTERN E(P
CARYLSS WEST PIT NO. 1
CITGO REFINERY HWY 108
MOORE SAMS FIELD OFF OF
BAYOU BEFF MORGAN CITY
Lcity
ST. MARTINVILLB
WEST LAKE
MONTEREY
JONESVILLE
MORGAN CITY
NAPOLEONVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
SULPHER
LAKE ARTHUR
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
ABBEVILLE
EUNICE
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
MOSS BLUFF
PARKS
LAKE CHARLES
MONTEREY
LAROSE
SHREVEPORT
CAMERON
ST. MARTINVILLE
BELLE RIVER
SHREVEPORT
NORCO
PATTERSON
EUNICE
ABBEVILLE
MORGAN CITY
JONESVILLE
VATHBRIE
LAFAYETTE
INTERCOASTAL CITY
ST. FRANCISVILLE
HENDERSON
PATTERSON
LAKE CHARLES
BATOM ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
WHITECASTLE
HORNBECK
PATTERSON
PARADIS
HORNBECK
MORGAN CITY
JBANERETTE
BARKSDALE AFB
CHACAHOULA
MORGAN CITY
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
WEST LAKE
NEW IBERIA
HACKBERRY
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
SPRINGHILL
CARLYSS
PLAQUEMINE
CARLYSS
LAKE CHARLES
VENTRESS
AMELIA
Lcounty
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
COHCOROIA
ST. MARY
PLAQUEHIHES
PLAQUEMIHES
ASSUMPTION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON DAVIS
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
VERMILION
ACADIA
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST . MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
LAFOURCHE
CAD DO
CAD DO
CAMERON
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
CADDO
ST. CHARLES
ST, MARY
ACADIA
VERMILION
ST. MARY
CATAHOULA
ST. JAMES
LAFAYETTE
IBERVILLE
VERMILION
H . FELICIANA
ST. MARTIN
ST, MARY
CALCASIEU
E. BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
VERNON
ST. MARY
ST. CHARLES
VERNON
ST. MARY
IBERIA
BOSSIER
LAFOURCHE
ST. MARTIN
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
ORLEANS
WEBSTER
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
POINTE COUPEE
ST. MARY
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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LA
LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
06/09/90
06/09/90
06/12/90
06/14/90
/ /
02/14/90
03/26/90
06/14/90
06/15/90
06/17/90
06/18/90
06/19/90
06/19/90
06/19/90
06/20/90
06/19/90
06/19/90
06/20/90
06/25/90
06/25/90
05/23/90
06/29/90
07/05/90
07/10/90
07/06/90
07/09/90
07/09/90
07/10/90
07/11/90
07/18/90
07/13/90
07/14/90
07/16/90
07/16/90
07/18/90
07/19/90
07/20/90
07/23/90
07/24/90
07/29/90
07/31/90
07/31/90
08/01/90
08/01/90
08/04/90
08/07/90
08/06/90
08/08/90
08/07/90
08/02/90
08/02/90
08/09/90
08/09/90
08/09/90
08/10/90
08/12/90
08/12/90
08/13/90
08/13/90
08/14/90
08/16/90
08/16/90
08/22/90
08/19/90
08/20/90
08/21/90
08/21/90
08/22/90
08/22/90
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OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
COOKING OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATB
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: CASINGHEAD
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE 4 BILGE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
JET A - JET FUEL AND
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
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UNKNOWN OIL
CONDENSATE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
BURNT ENGINE OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
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UNKNOWN OIL
LIQUID CHLORINATED
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUID CHLORINATED
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OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL OIL
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0.50
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15.00
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Page
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ERNS Oil spill Databaae
Case*
F90-3293
F90-3298
F90-3306
F90-3307
F90-3327
F90-3330
F90-3339
F90-3366
F90-3369
F90-3374
F90-337S
F90-33a3
F90-3398
F90-340S
F90-3412
F90-3423
F90-3435
F90-3444
F90-345S
F90-3481
F90-3491
F90-3497
F90-3501
F90-3514
F90-3532
F90-3S71
F90-3581
F90-3612
F90-3S26
F91-0004
F91-0009
F91-0010
F91-0025
F91-0026
F91-0031
F91-0049
F91-0054
F91-0063
F91-0072
F91-0102
F91-0124
F91-0132
F91-0141
F91-0143
F91-0156
F91-0167
F91-0169
F91-0182
F91-0199
F91-0202
F91-0230
F91-0232
F91-0242
F91-0247
F91-0279
F91-0294
F91-0303
F91-0311
F91-0323
F91-03256
F91-0367
F91-0390
F91-0391
F91-W02
F91-0409
F91-0411
F91-0414
F91-0417
F91-0421
F91-0423
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PE SHELL HBSTERN EtP
PE CENTRAL BOAT
PB ORYX ENERGY CO.
PE SHELL HESTERN ECP
PE UHC PETROLEUM
PE GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.
PE PLACID REFINING COMPANY
PE TEXACO INC
PB SHELL WESTERN E*P
PE SHELL HESTERN E«P
PE ENRON LA. ENERGY CO.
PE CITGO PIPELINE
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE CONOCO
PE TEXACO INC
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY SYSTEMS
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO
PB SCHLUMBERGER HELL SVCS.
UNKNOWN
PE L i R TRUCKING
PE GRACE PETROLEUM
PE BEACHBR-HOMARD HELL SVC.
PB EXXON REFINERY
PE CITGO REFINERY
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE ULTRAMAR OIL AND GAS
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY SYSTEMS
PE CONOCO
PE ARCADIAN CORP
PE DIXIE MARINE INC.
PE CITGO
PE CITGO PIPELINE
PE CONOCO
PE MCALLISTER TOWING CO.
PE GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL HESTERN
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL HESTERN E I P
PB SHELL HESTERN E I P
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY
PE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PE QUEST ENERGIES INC.
PE BURK ROLTY
PE MARATHON PETRO
PE UNION EXPLORATION PARTNER
PE KERR-MCGEE
PE CASTROL INC.
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE CONOCO, INC.
PE TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE
PE CONOCO INC.
PE CONOCO INC
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS COMPANY
PE TRAILER MARINE TRANSPORT
PE VICKERS TOWING COMPANY
PE SUNSHINE OIL AND STORAGE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE SHELL WESTERN E ( P
LG CITY OF LAFAYETTE, LA
SHELL HESTER* I * F
ADAS PROCESSING CO.
EXXON
CITCO PIPELINE CO.
PE MOBILE EXPLORATION
UNKNOWN
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BAYOU SORREL FIELD
MM 126 EAST BANK
HHY 165
LAT 30 09' 48- LONG 91
MAIN PASS BLOCK 138, 30
HHY 103, 2 LOCATION 1/10
1.5 MILES SOUTH OF BOYCE
PLUMB BOB FIELD
ATCHAFALYA BASIN
ATCHAFALYA BASIN
NEXT TO STATE HHY 331
A-DOCK HHY 108
CONOCO DOCK NO. 2 OFF 1-10
PLUM BOB FIELD
200 NORTH BUCHANAN ST.
SCHLUMBERGER FACILITY
CALCASIEU RIVER
INTERSECTION OF STATE HHY
INTERSECTION OF 1ST AVB
OFF OF BVANGALINE HWY
POB SSI SCENIC HWY
HHY 108
INTERSECTION OF ICW AND
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CITGO REFINERY HHY 108
SB AVBRY ISLAND
IK ROSIE
OVERPASS OF 1-10 AND
INTERSTATE 10 HBST
CALCASIEU REFINING
CITGO REFINERY HHY 108
OVERPASS OF 1-10 SAMPSON
LAKE CHARLES PORT BERTH
FRENCH SETTLEMENT
1 MILE EAST OF HHY 124
DOH CHEMICAL
LA29' 51.2 N LO 91' 13.4
770 ALLENDALE DRIVE
NESTLAKE BARRAT 12 MI N
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SXN 1 T17S R22E
VILLE PLATTE FIELD
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CLIFFS DRILLING BARGE 3
TRAILER MARINE TRANSPORT
EXXON DOCK FACILITY BERTH
MONROE TERMINAL HH 1<5
BAST SIDE OF HWY 71 1/4
ATCHAFALAYA BASIN
203 NORTHHOOD
16M ND OF MORGAN CITY LAT
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BAYOU BLUE FIELD
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MORGAN CITY
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LAFAYETTE
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LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
NEH IBERIA
LAFAYETTE
HESTLAKE
LAKB CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
MOORINGSPORT
RESTLAKE
LAKB CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
JONBSVILLE
BATON ROUGE
BELLE RIVER
JENNINGS
MORGAN CITY
LAFAYETTE
NEH ORLEANS
NOBLE
WEST PT. A-LA-HACHE
GARYVILLE
INTERCOASTAL CITY
COTTON VALLEY
PORT ALLEN
DELTA FARMS
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LAKE CHARLES
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MONROE
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PLAQUKMIHES
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BATON ROUGE
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ALLEN
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PLAQUEMIHES
ST. LANDRY
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ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
CADDO
TERREBOHNE
CALCASIEU
BBAUREGARD
CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
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CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CADDO
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
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ST. MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIS
VERMILION
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HEST BATON ROUGB
LAFOURCHE
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ST. MARY
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ACADIA
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LAFOURCHE
EAST BATON ROUGE
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08/27/90
08/28/90
08/28/90
08/28/90
09/04/90
08/30/90
08/19/90
09/04/90
09/04/90
09/05/90
09/05/90
09/06/90
09/06/90
09/08/90
09/09/90
09/10/90
09/11/90
09/11/90
09/13/90
09/14/90
09/17/90
09/14/90
09/18/90
09/19/90
09/20/90
09/28/90
09/29/90
09/23/90
09/25/90
10/01/90
10/01/90
10/02/90
10/03/90
10/03/90
10/01/90
10/04/90
10/03/90
10/05/90
10/07/90
10/08/90
10/13/90
10/15/90
10/16/90
10/17/90
10/22/90
10/21/90
10/20/90
10/23/90
10/27/90
10/26/90
10/30/90
10/30/90
10/31/90
11/01/90
11/03/90
11/03/90
11/05/90
11/06/90
11/07/90
07/29/91
11/13/90
11/15/90
11/15/90
11/15/90
11/11/90
11/11/90
11/11/90
11/16/90
11/16/90
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OILt CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS
OIL: CRUDE
OILY BALLAST (MOSTLY
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
CONDENSATE, LIGHT
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL BST. OVER
UNKNOWN OIL
RESID - HEAVY BLACK OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC.- TRANSFORMER
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISCt LUBRICATING
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
SLURRY OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
TRANSFORMER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
ISOPROPYLAMINE
UNKNOWN OIL
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UNKNOHN OIL
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUOE
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JET FUEL: JP-4
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OIL: CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
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F91-090S
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F91-0941
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F91-0960
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PB CONOCO REFINERY
PE AMERADA HESS
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE HIGHLAND OIL SALVAGE
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC R/R
PE SHELL OIL COMPANY
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE TEXACO INC
PE ASHLAND OIL CO.
PE UNION OIL
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PE CITGO
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE MARATHON PETRO
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE CITGO PIPELINE
PE SHELL WESTERN Kit
PB SHELL WESTERN ESP
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE OXY ENERGY INC.
PE FREDERICKS MACHINE SHOP
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
PE CONOCO INC.
PE MIKE HOOK'S DREDGING YARD
PE MOBILE EXPLORATION < PRO.
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE CALCASIEU REFINING CO.
PE MIKE HOOKS CO
PE UNKNOWN
PE ULTRA MAR PRODUCTION
PE INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM
PE FREEPORT MCHORAH
PB CHEVRON U.S.A.
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE ULTRAMAR PRODUCTION CO
PE OXY USA
PE CARDINAL OIL t GAS
PB SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM
PE ULTRAMAR PRODUCTION
PE CITGO REFINERY
PE ENRON OIL TRADING i TRANS
PE BACH ENERGY CO
E.A. MEILHANNY
PE STONE PETROLEUM
PB GOODRICH OIL
TAYLOR ENERGY CO.
PE ALL TUNE AND LUBE
PB ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXOH COMPANY USA
PE CHOTIN TRANSPORTATION
UNKNOWN
PB SHELL WESTERN E f P
UNKNOWN
HALL HOUSTON OIL CO.
CITIZEN
PE GOODRICH OIL CO.
PB UNION EXPLORATION PARTNER
PE LE BEOUF TONING
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL CHEMICAL CO.
Locate
CHACAHOULA FIELD
CONOCO DOCKS
200 DOUGLAS RD
EXXON DOCK POB 551 SCENIC
FOB 551 SCENIC HWY
BEE BAYOU RD.
NEAR RAILYARD
WEEKS ISLAND FIELD
HHY 190 WEST. PLANNER
MALLARD BAY FIELD OFF
PLUM BOB FIELD
MISSISSIPPI RIVER MILE
TIGER LAGOON FACILITY
HAYNESVILLE FIELD
CITGO PETROLEUM HWY 108
PORT ALLEN 2230 HWY 1 N.
POB AC MARITHON AVE AND
1610 ROBERT E LEE
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NEAR HWY 100 AT THE CITY
WEEKS ISLAND FIELD
HWY 377
LATNLONG 300018902211
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ACADIANA REGIONAL AIRPORT
BLACKLAKE
NO.2 DOCK CONOCO REFINERY
CALCASIEU RIVER MIKE
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POB 551 SCENIC HWY
POD 6028 TANK FARM RD.
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CHARENTON DRAINAGE DITCH
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VERMILLIOH AREA - BLOCK
EAST HACKBERRY FIELD
WALET STATION OFF OF LA
E.A.MCLHENNY PRODUCTION
SOUTH OF 1-10 BAYOU DBS
OAKLEY FIELD
3 MI W OF GILLIAN, LA
VINTON DRAINAGE DITCH
CSX RAIL YARD CHANTILLY
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LAKE ARTHUR
KENNER
ERATH
HAYNESVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
PORT ALLEN
GARYVILLE
NEW ORLEANS
BATON ROUGE
EVANGBLINE
LYDIA
BELL RIVER
GROSSTB STATE
KENNER
EUNICE
NEW IBERIA
HACKBERRY
HESTLAKE
WESTLAKE
IBERVILLE
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
HESTLAKE
FRANKLIN
HEW ORLEANS
SULPHUR
NEW IBERIA
NEW IBERIA
BATON ROUGE
NAPOLEONVILLB
GILLIAN
VINTON
NEW ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
NEW IBERIA
LAKE CHARLES
IOWA
STANLEY
IBERIA PARRISH
MBTAIRIE
JONESVILLE
NEW ORLEANS
PORT ALLEN
BATON ROUGE
MORGAN CITY
MANDBVILLE
ABBEVILLE
AMELIA
CARLYSS
WEST MONROE
GEISMAR
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CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON
EAST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
RAYVILLB
LAFAYETTE
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BEAUREGARD
JEFFERSON DAVIS
ST. MARTIN
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VERMILLION
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IBERIA
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CALCASIEU
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CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
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VERMILION
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IBERIA
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ASSUMPTION
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CALCASIEU
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CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
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Spdate
11/17/90
n/n/90
11/17/90
11/19/90
11/20/90
11/29/90
11/22/90
11/Z4/90
11/24/90
11/26/90
11/28/90
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12/05/90
11/30/90
11/30/90
12/02/90
12/03/90
12/04/90
12/04/90
12/05/90
12/07/90
12/07/90
12/09/90
12/12/90
12/11/90
12/13/90
12/16/90
12/14/90
12/14/90
12/15/90
12/17/90
12/20/90
12/20/90
12/27/90
12/27/90
11/30/90
12/21/90
12/24/90
12/26/90
12/27/90
12/27/90
12/28/90
12/28/90
12/28/90
12/29/90
01/02/91
01/02/91
01/03/91
01/06/91
01/02/91
01/02/91
12/27/90
01/08/91
01/08/91
12/10/90
01/10/91
01/10/91
01/10/91
01/14/91
01/14/91
01/16/91
01/15/91
01/15/91
01/15/91
01/14/91
01/18/91
01/20/91
01/21/91
01/23/91
01/23/91
Hatl
OIL:CRUDE
THERMAL TAR
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL BASE MUD
OIL: CRUDE
OILY CARBON BLACK
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
RESIDUAL OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OILS
OIL
OIL: DIESEL
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
PROCESS GAS OIL
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: DIESEL
OILS,FUBL:NO.2-D
OIL: CRUDE
WASTE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
WASTE CRANK CASE
UNKNOWN LIGHT OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
BLACK OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
WASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
HYDRO CARBONS (CUTTER
Quant 1
6.00
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1.00
1.00
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1000.00
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10.00
1.00
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8.00
50.00
10.00
2.00
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0.00
5.00
2.00
4.00
5.00
30.00
1.00
0.00
14700.00
10.00
0.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
200.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
20.00
1.00
5.00
4.00
30.00
100.00
10.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
5.00
1.00
60.00
0.00
4.00
10.00
40.00
8.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
2.00
2.00
10.00
2.00
10.00
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10.00
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PE EXXON
PE CLARKES CAB
PE CONOCO
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PE SOURCE PETROLEUM INC.
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PE COLAR EXPRESS
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE AMERICAN EXPLORATION CO
PE COLAR EXPRESS
PE SHELL WESTERN E 4 P
PE MI DRILLING FLUID
PE CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
PE TEXA5 CRUDE
UNKNOWN
PE UNKNOWN
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO
PB SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PE PENTAGON PETROLEUM
PE EXXON COMPANY, USA
PE ENTERPRISE TRANSPORTATION
PE COUREGE TONING
PE ASHLAND OIL CO
PE FIHA OIL t CHEMICAL
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE VACCO MARINE INC
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE LEESER TRUCKING
PE TOTAL MINATOHE CORP
PE EXXON SHIPPING
Locate
HWY 10> A DOCK
CITGO DOCK
OFFSHORE -SOUTH MARSH
EXXON REFINERY DOCK OH
SHELL OIL TERMINAL-MILE
P.O. BOX 241 4999 SCENIC
CITGO TERMINAL DOCK A
LA ALT 2
PA 68
HWY lOt D DOCK
HWY 71
SEC 10, T23N, R6W
LAKE SALADOR
RWY 384
SEC 6 T11S. R6E
BIG ISLAND FIELD
LAT 29 S3 02 N LONG 91
101 GLEASON
SEC 67. T11S, R6E
CITGO REFINERY HWY 108
14 26TH ST
CALCASIEU RIVER JUST
FALSE RIVER FIELD
SEC 15, T20N, R15W
.5 MILES OFF OF HWY 109
BAYOU CROOKCHENE
DID NOT KNOW STREET NAMES
CITY DOCK NO. 2
UNNAMED CREEK INTO
409 MIKE HOOKS RD
NORTHEAST LAK VERRBTT
DOCK MILE MARKER 233 ON
SEC 29. T9N. RIB - HWY
HIGHWAY 108
BAYOU DBS ALLEHANDS
EXXON CHEMICAL 499 SCENIC
NORTH OF ICWW - NORTH OF
OFF OF HWY 1042
ADJACENT TO EAST FORK OF
PORT BARRE OIL FIELD
HWY 98
1011 MARTHA HEBENT RD
32 EAST AIRLINE ROAD
HWY 169
GAMM RD. HIGHWAY 530
5 MILES SOUTH OF TOWN
NO. 32 EAST AIRLINE HHY
WEST LAKE BERRET
MI DRILL'G FLUID PLANT
CLIFTON MARINE TERMINAL
LAKE CHICO
2500 WILLIAMS BLVD
T11S.R9E.ATCHAFALAYA
HWY 170 W
S14, T9N.R2K
PLATFORM 1 DUCK LAKE AREA
12 MIS. NO RUSTIH, ON HWY
1130 WEST MAIN
1 MI NO OF JONESVILLB
LA 3090 t LA 1
RIVER MILE 173.5
EXXON REFINKRY SCENIC HHY
I-5S AND HIGHWAY 16
HILEPOST 210 LOWER
Lcity
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
BATON ROUGE
ST. JAMBS
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
SVKMBRFIBLD
AVERY ISLAND
LAKE CHARLES
GILLIAN
BELL CITY
ST. MARTIHVILLE
RAPIDES
AVBRY ISLAND
HIHBEN
ST. MARTIHVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
KENNER
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
OIL CITY
REEVES
ST. MARTIHVILLE
RODBSSA
BATON ROUGE
EVANGELINE
WESTLAKE
NAPOLEONVILLE
BATON ROUGE
CLAYTON
LAKE CHARLES
HCORINGSPORT
DES ALLEHANDS
BATON ROUGE
GREENSBERG
BAYOU SORREL
PORT BARRE
PAINCOURTDILLE
BREAUX BRIDGE
KINNER
SHREVEPORT
OIL CITY
THIBODAUX
KBNNER
BELLE RIVER
HBSTLAKE
CARLYSS
KENNER
GILLAM
SHREVEPORT
JOHESVILLB
RUSTIN
NEW IBERIA
JONESVILLE
LISBON
LISBON
FOURCHON
DONALDSOHVILLE
BATON ROUGE
PLAQUEMINB
Lcounty
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. JAMBS
BAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIBU
CLAIBORHE
IBERIA
CALCASIBU
CADDO
CLAIBORNE
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIBU
ST. MARTIN
RAPIDES
IBERIA
WEBSTER
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON
CALCASIEU
POIHTE COUPEE
CADDO
ALLEN
ST. MARTIN
CADDO
BAST BATON ROUGE
ACADIA
CALCASIKV
ASSUMPTION
EAST BATON ROUGE
CONCORDIA
CALCASIEU
CADDO
LAFOURCHB
BAST BATON ROUGE
VERMILLION
ST. HELENA
IBERVILLE
ST. LANDRY
ASSUMPTION
ST. MARTIN
JEFFERSON
CADDO
CADDO
LAFOURCHE
JEFFERSON
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CALCASIRU
ST. MARTIN
JEFFERSON
ST MARTIN
CADDO
CADDO
CATAHOULA
LA SALLE
ST. MARTIN
LINCOLN
IBERIA
CATAHOULA
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
LAFOURCHE
ASCENSION
EAST BATON ROUGE
TANGIPAHOA
IBERVILLE
IBERVILLE
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
01/25/91
01/25/91
01/26/91
01/27/91
01/28/91
01/28/91
01/28/91
01/25/91
01/29/91
02/01/91
02/01/91
02/01/91
02/04/91
02/05/91
02/06/91
02/05/91
02/11/91
02/08/91
02/11/91
02/12/91
02/13/91
02/15/91
02/19/91
02/20/91
02/21/91
02/22/91
02/22/91
02/23/91
02/25/91
02/19/91
02/12/91
02/28/91
03/01/91
03/03/91
03/02/91
03/05/91
03/04/91
02/25/91
03/08/91
03/11/91
03/13/91
03/15/91
03/02/91
03/21/91
03/18/91
03/20/91
03/21/91
03/21/91
03/23/91
03/24/91
03/23/91
03/21/91
03/25/91
03/21/91
03/27/91
03/27/91
03/28/91
03/21/91
03/28/91
03/31/91
04/01/91
03/28/91
04/03/91
04/03/91
04/03/91
04/05/91
04/08/91
04/09/91
04/09/91
03/20/91
Hatl
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
THERMAL OIL
OIL: DIESEL
MIXTURE OF HYDROCARBONS
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OIL:CRVD£
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRVDE
OIL, HISC: MOTOR,
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HEAVY - "CAT FEED-
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
LIGHT OIL CONDENSATE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDB
PETROLEUM
OIL:CRUDE
EMULSION (OIL, WATER I
MIXED HYDROCARBONS
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
STYRBNE
OIL, MISCl MOTOR/DAY
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-1
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
Quant 1
2.00
10.00
0.10
0.00
0.00
1500.00
5.00
10.00
3.00
0.00
80.00
36.00
40.00
125.00
1.00
100.00
4.00
0.00
0.02
1.00
50.00
0.00
20.00
10.00
2.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
2.00
1.00
0.00
30.00
10.00
40.00
3.00
0.00
5.00
13.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
8.00
1.00
300.00
30.00
5.00
0.00
2000.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
120.00
27.00
0.00
0.00
30.00
10.00
27.00
100.00
100.00
35.00
0.00
3.00
6.00
1.00
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F91-1825
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F91-1874
F91-1906
F91-1911
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F91-197B
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F91-2030
F91-2032
F91-2061
F91-2069
F91-2079
F91-2089
F91-2095
F91-2103
F91-2116
F91-2121
F91-2129
F91-2134
F91-2139
F91-2144
F91-2147
F91-2171
F91-2172
F91-2180
F91-2193
F91-2195
F91-2197
F91-2203
F91-2215
F91-2219
F91-22S7
F91-2262
F91-2271
F91-2277
F91-2279
F91-2290A
F91-2307
F91-2311
F91-2326
F91-2331
F91-2341
F91-2346
F91-2350
F91-2354
F91-2359
F91-2360
F91-2396
F91-2400
F91-2414
F91-2432
F91-2437
F91-2463
F91-2482
F91-2495
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EXXON CO USA
MARTECH INTERNATIONAL
GULF STATES UTILITIES
ATLAS PROCESSING CO.
UNITED GAS PIPELINE CO.
HOWELL PETROLEUM CORP
ATLAS PROCESSING CO
STATE AGENCY
EXXON CO USA
APACHE CORP
WESTERN CO OF N. AMERICA
LAKE CHARLES STEVEDORES
SHELL WESTERN E t P
ULTRAMAR OIL ( GAS LTD.
EXXON REFINERY
CITGO PIPELINE
GULF STATES UTILITIES
SHELL CHEMICAL
ENRON OIL TRADING ( TRAMS
UNKNOWN
EXXON PIPELINE CO
UNION EXPLORATION CORP
USAF- ENGLAND AFB
MORAN OIL CO
IMC FERTILIZER INC.
EASTON CHEMICAL
CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
CHEVRON U.S.A.
MOBIL EXPLORATION t PRO.
MORAN OIL CO
MCDERMOT INC
EXXON CO USA
EXXON CO., U.S.A.
COPOLYMER RUBBER < CHEM
CITGO PETROLEUM
CHOTIN TRANSPORTATION
CITGO PIPELINE CORP
CONOCO INC
TYSCO OIL AND GAS
FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
MARATHON OIL CO
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
MARATHON OIL CO
CONOCO INC.
EXXON CO USA
MOBIL EXPLORATION t PRO.
LEIGH OPERATING CO.
GEMINI EXPLORATIONS INC
FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL
AMACO PIPELINE CO.
AMOCO PIPELINE CO
CITGO PIPELINE
EXXON COMPANY USA
GOLD LINE REFINING
FORTUNE GAS I OIL
ASHLAND PETROLEUM
EXXON CO USA
UNKHOHH
CONOCO INC.
Locate
HWY 90, EAST BANK OF
DUCK LAKE FIELD
PORT OF IBERIA MARTECH
RIVERBEHD STATION OFF OF
3333 MIDWAY ST.
RT. 2 BOX 68
MOBILE OIL DOCKS
GEORGE RD
3333 MIDWAY ST
13N, 8W SEC 2,150 YDS
3333 MIDWAY ST INTO BUSHY
BATON ROUGE REFINERY POB
OFF OF HWY 78 1 MILE
WESTERN CO OF N. AMERICA
PORT OF LAKE CHARLES ISO
CITY SERVICE HWY
CHANNEL AT MAGNOILA ST
BLACK BAYOU LAKE SPILLWAY
BEACHHOOD ST 1 POLE NORTH
RIVER ROAD
OFFSHORE ABOUT 50 MI
COTILE LAKE
OFF STATE HWY (12
HWY 2
4000 FRANCE RD PKWY BERTH
SOUTH OF 1-10 CALCASIEU
PROFIT ISLAND
EAST MUD LAKE FIELD
SLIGO FIELD OFF HW 612
DUCK LAKE FIELD
5955 SCENIC HWY
HWY 108
PORT 4 < 5
HWY 90
6558 AZALEA OR
FINA OIL I CHEMICAL 2423
ST. MARTINSVILLE CENTRAL
1414 PLANTERS COURT
GRACE DAVIDSON RD.
SCENIC HWY BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE REFINERY 4045
SHINN NO.l-B SIMON PASS
ROCKY POINT
NEAR MM 253 OH THE
MILE POST 253.6 LMR
DUCK LAKE FIELD OIL
OLD TOWN BAY CALCASIEU
CADDO LAKE ROCKY POINT
107 DARBONNE RD.
PORT ALLEN RT. MILE 536
BATON ROUGE REFINERY
HWY 308 < HWY 1
BETWEEN NO.l AND NO. 2
Lcity
MORGAN CITY
NEW IBERIA
ST. FRANCISVILLE
SHRBVEPORT
RINGOLD
SHREVEPORT
SHREVEPORT
ASHLAND
SHRBVEPORT
BATON ROUGE
LIVONIA
CRONLBY
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
LIVINGSTON
BATON ROUGE
HOUSTON
LONG HOOD
BATON ROUGE
GEISMAR
HAYHESVILLE
MORGAN CITY
RACELAND
SHIP SHOAL
ALEXANDRIA
BOSSIER CITY
STBRLINGTON
NEW ORLEANS
HOMER
LAKE CHARLES
ROUGAN
LAKE CHARLES
BOSSIER
AMELIA
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
VINTON
ST. MARTINSVILLE
HOUSTON
VINTON
LAFAYETTE
HAINESVILLE
ALEXANDRIA
HAYNESVILLE
CARLYSS
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
GROSSE TETE
AMELIA
MORINGS PORT
BALDWIN
PORT HUDSON
OIL CITY
PATTERSON
LAKE CHARLES
MOORINeSPORT
SPRING HILL
LAFAYETT
PORT ALLEN
PORT ALLEN
GALLIANO
WESTLAKE
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ASSUMPTION
ST. MARTIN
IBERIA
W. FELICIANA
CADDO
BIENVILLE
CALCASIEU
CADDO
CADDO
NATCHITOCHES
CADDO
EAST BATON ROUGE
POINTE COUPEE
ACADIA
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
LIVINGSTON
ST. MARTIN
EAST BATON ROUGE
CADDO
CADDO
EAST BATON ROUGE
ASCENSION
CLAIBORNE
ST. MARY
LAFOURCHE
RAPIDES
BOSSIER
OUACHITA
ORLEANS
CLAIBORNE
CALCASIEU
WEST BATON ROUGE
CAMERON
BOSSIER
ASSUMPTION
ST. MARTIN
EAST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
CADDO
CALCASIEU
ST.MARTIN
CLAIBORNE
RAPIDES
CLAIBORNE
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
IBERVILLE
ST. MARTIN
CATAHOULA
ST. MARY
EAST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
CADDO
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CADDO
WEBSTER
LAFAYETTE
WEST BATON ROUGE
WEST BATON ROUGE
LAFOURCHE
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LA
LA
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Spdate
04/10/91
04/10/91
04/10/91
04/10/91
04/12/91
04/13/91
04/13/91
04/14/91
04/17/91
04/17/91
04/17/91
04/19/91
04/19/91
04/22/91
04/19/91
04/23/91
04/24/91
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04/26/91
04/26/91
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04/29/91
04/30/91
05/01/91
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05/02/91
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05/01/91
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05/04/91
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05/09/91
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05/24/91
05/27/91
05/29/91
05/26/91
05/25/91
06/01/91
06/03/91
06/04/91
06/04/91
Matl
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, MISCl LUBRICATING
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL-.CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
LIGHT HYDROCARBONS
OIL:CRUDE
OILY SUBSTANCE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
KEROSENE
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL:CRUDE
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
TURBINE OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL! NO. 6
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
SHELLS LIKE GAS ( MOTOR
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
LIGHT VIRGIN GAS OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
Quant 1
0.
2.
0.
0.
15.
3.
2.
2.
1.
0.
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1.
60.
100.
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F91-2525
F91-2531
F91-2S37
F91-2542
F91-2548
F91-2S49
F91-25S4
F91-2560
F91-2568
F91-2582
F91-2584
F91-2585
' F91-2589
F91-2590
F91-2591
F91-2597
F91-2601
F91-2602
F91-2614
F91-2616
F91-2617
F91-2620
F91-2623
F91-2624
F91-2635
F91-2666
F91-2672
F91-2683
F91-2684
F91-2688
F91-2C89
F91-2700
F91-2718
F91-2727
F91-2744
F91-27IO
F91-279S
F91-2803
F91-2809
F91-2818
F91-2826
F91-2842
F91-2851
F91-2860
F91-2I61
F91-2863
F91-2864
F91-2866
F91-28S7
F91-2878
F91-2879
F91-2890
F91-2S91
F91-2902
F91-290S
F91-2909
F91-2910
F91-2918
F91-2927
F91-2930
F91-2935
F91-2949
F91-2955
F91-2956
F91-2977
F91-2981
F91-29B6
F91-2988
F91-2999
Prp
Lctty
ERNS Oil Spill Databaie
Lcounty
3T Spdat*
PE SONAT EXPLORATION CO.
PE PORT ARTHUR TOWING CO.
PE SHELL OIL COMPANY
UNKNOWN
PE ALLIANCE OIL CORPORATION
EXXON
PE ENRON OIL TRADING t TRANS
PE CITGO PETROLEUM CORP.
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL
PE CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
PE ASHLAND PIPELINE CO.
PB OLE MAN RIVER
PE JOHN HCGOHAN
PE SONAT EXPLORATION CO.
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
PE MURPHY OIL USA INC
PU SONNY A.CHARTENTIEN
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
PE L i L OIL COMPANY
PB L ( L OIL DOCK
PU COLLINS, FLOYD J.
EXXON
PU UNKNOHN
PE SHELL WESTERN B t P
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE PARKER < PARSLEY
PE COASTAL TOWING
PE COASTAL TOWING INC
UNKNOWN
FG MSO, PORT ARTHUR
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
UNKNOWN
PE DEVALL TOWING
PE CHOTIN CO
PE PHIBRO ENERGY
PB ATLAS PROCESSING CO
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON
PE MOBILE EXPL 4 PROD US INC
PE MOBILE EXPL < PROD US INC
PE HICHAM TOWING
PE PHIBRO INC
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY
PE VISTA CHEMICALS
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE SHELL OIL CO.
FK SCVRLOCK OIL CO
PE AVONDALE SHIPYARD
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE UNKNOWN
PE TEXACO
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE EXXON COMPANY, USA
PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN CORP
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
3 MILES NORTH OF ICW OFF
501 N. OLYMPIA
W CARSON,BLK2.1 MI
ON A GRAVEL RD OFF OF HWY
HCR 63 BOX 57B
BAYOU D-IHDE
LEVEE RD
CENTRAL CRUDE OLD TOWN
OFF OF 1-190
NEXT TO NWY 395
FULLER ESTATE HO. 1
MILE MARKER 232 OH THE
STATE LEASE 2374 IN THE
SOUTH OF US HHY 190 ON ST
SUNKEN VESSEL, SHEEN ON
PARADIS OIL FIELD
BAYOU BERARD
AMELIA, LA.
BAYOU BOEUT. NORTH OF
BAYOU BOEUF.N.OF AMELIA
EXXON OIL DOCK
BAYOU BOEUF.UNDER AMELIA
ATCHAFALAYA BASIN SPILL
OFF OF HHY 170 OH RAIN
IN THE EAST FORK OF THE
DOCK NO.3 MILE 42
PHIBRO DOCK
900 HHY 108 AND ARIIONA
110 BRIDGE AT SABIHE
OFF HWY 93
73009 BIRDIE STREET
CONOCO CLIFTON RIDGE
NO. 1 FLEET AT CAPITAL
PHIBRO ENERGY TERMINAL
3333 MIDWAY ST
HARD 8 UPPER CALCASIEU
ON HWY 105
PARISH ROAD NO.3143
PARISH ROAD NO. 3143
MISSISSIPPI RIVER PORT
OFF HWY 13 PARISH RD.
MILE 45 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER
3.8 MI BAST OF HWY 13
NEAR CITGO PIPELINE
CLIFTON RIDGE MARINE
5 VAN VUREN
2201 OLD SPANISH TRIAL
GED RD
PO BOX 10 RIVER RD.
CONOCO MARINE DOCKS ON
STATE LINE RD
XXX
PLATFORM
EAST COTE BLANCHE BAY
HELL GN 53
OLD TOWN ROAD
2939 CAMELLIA DRIVE
PLUM BOB FIELD
S-18, T-145.R20E,LAT29-51-
S-l8. T-145,R20E,LAT29-51-
PECAH GROVE MARINE
HHY 2
CAMERON MEADOWS MARSH, 4MI
FORT HAMILTON SUB-DIV.
SHELL PLATFORM (BAYOU
KROZE SPRINGS
LYDIA
NEW ORLEANS
LEESVILLE
VERDA
LAKE ARTHUR
SULPHUR
CHARENTON
LAKE CHARLES
NEW ERA
KROTZ SPRING
RQANOKE
DUBACH
BATON ROUGE
RACELAND
MERRYVILLE
AMELIA
PARADISE
ST.HARTINVILLE
ST HARTINVILLE
AMELIA
AMELIA
AMELIA
BATON ROUGE
AMELIA
MORGAN CITY
VIVIAN
LAKE CHARLES
KROTl SPRINGS
KROTt SPRINGS
SULFUR
SUNSET
ALBITA SPRINGS
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
KROTt SPRINGS
SHREVEPORT
MOSS BLUFF
KROTI SPRINGS
CAMERON
CAMERON
BATON ROUGE
MORSE
KROTt SPRINGS
CROHLEY
LAKE CHARLES
SULFUR
LAFAYETTE
WESTLAKB
VINTON
NORCO
WESTLAKE
VIVIAN
AVONDALE
PLAQUEHINES
CENTERVILLE
FBNTON
MOSS BLUFF
SLIDELL
HENDERSON
EXXON PARADISE FACILITY
PARADISE
SULPHUR
LISBON
JOHNSON'S BAYOU
OPELOUSAS
HEBSTER
FRANKLIN
IBERIA
ORLEANS
CALCASIEU PARRISH
LAFOURCHE
GRANT
JEFFERSON DAVIS
CALCASIEU
ST. MARY
CALCASIEU
CONCORD IA
ST. LAHDRY
JEFFERSON DAVIS
LINCOLN
EAST BATON ROUGE
LAFOURCHE
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ST. MARY
ST. CHARLES
ST. MARTIN
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ST. MARY
ST. MARY
ST. MARY
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ST MARY
ST. MARTIN
CADDO
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ST. LANDRY
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CALCASIEU
ST. LANDRY
ST. TAMMANY
CALCASIEU
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CAMERON
ALLEN
ACADIA
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ACADIA
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CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIEU
CADDO
JEFFERSON
IBERVILLE
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ST. TAMMANY
ST.MARTIN
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIEU
CLAIBORNE
ST. LANDRY
IBERVILLE
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LA 07/16/91
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILiCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILiCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OTHER OIL, GAS-OIL
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL, UNKNOWN
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OtL:CRVDE
OTHER OIL
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL SHEEN
OILiCRUDE
OILS,HISC:MOTOR
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS
OILS, FUEL: f 2
GASOLINE:
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILiCRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
KEROSENE
OILiCRUDE
FYROLYSIS GASOLINE
OILS, MISC : LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILICRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS, DIESEL
OILS, MISC t LUBRICATING
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILiCRUDE
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2.00 B F
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0.00 U F
100.00 G O
0.00 G V
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0.00 U U
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0.00 U
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3.00 B F
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Case*
F91-3009
F91-3028
F91-3030
F91-3031
F91-3158
F91-3163
F91-3188
F91-3191
F91-3192
F91-3198
F91-3214
F91-3219
.F91-3227
F91-3241
F91-3251
F91-3252
F91-3263
F91-32S4
F91-3308
F91-3327
F91-3328
F91-3333
F91-3342
F91-3354
F91-3358
F91-3377
F91-3379
F91-3413
F91-3422
F91-3435
F91-3440
F91-3498
F91-3531
F91-3542
F91-3553
F91-3559
F91-3560
F91-3576
F91-3595
F91-3S96
F91-3603
F91-3604
F91-3616
F91-3620
F91-3629
F91-3634
F91-3636
F91-3639
F91-3661
F91-3670
F91-3681
F91-3695
F91-3697
F91-3716
F91-3721
F91-3726
F91-3728
F91-3730
F91-3732
F91-3743
F91-3757
F91-3769
F91-3774
F91-3777
F91-3778
F91-3794
F91-3797
F91-38H
F91-3815
F91-3837
Prp
PE SHELL WESTERN EXPLORATION
PE SHELL WESTERN E < ?
PE SANTA FE MINERALS
PU UNKNOWN
PE CENAC TOHINS CO, INC
PE SHELL HESTERH EXPLORATION
PE TEXACO INC
PE CITSO PIPELINE
PE LEDBOUF BROTHERS TONING
GOODRICH OIL
PE SHELL OIL COMPANY
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PE ARCADIAN CORP
PE HUNT OIL COMPANY
PU UNKNOWN
PE SHELL WESTERN E ( P
PU UNKNOWN
PE UNKNOWN
PE SHELL WESTERN EXPLORATION
PE CASTROL INC.
PE JIFFY LUBE
PE SHELL HESTERH B ( P
PU CITY OF LAFAYETTE UTILIT
PE FORMAN PETROLEUM
PE VINTAGE PETROLEUM
PE JIFFY LUBE
PE LAKE CHARLES STEVEDORES
PE UNKNOWN
LG BOSSIER PARISH FD
PE OXY USA INC.
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE JOHN LANIER, COOPER OIL
PU LAFAYETTE UTILITY SYSTEMS
PE NATIONAL MARINE INC
PE COMPASS MARINE
PE OLD MAN RIVER TOWING
PE OLD MAN RIVER TOWING
PE COASTAL TOWING INC
PE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PE VISTA CHEMICAL
PE PORT ALLEN MARINE SERVICE
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
PE ALPHACHEM
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE PACER ALIAS
PE OXY U.S.A.
PE EXXON CO.. U.S.A.
PE EXXON CO., U.S.A.
PE SHELL OIL COMPANY
PE OLD MAM RIVER TOWING
PE PLACID REFINING COMPANY
PE CITSO PIPELINE
MAC'S AUTOMOTIVE
PE TRAILER MARINE TRANSPORT
LG TERREBONNE PARISH SHERIFF
PE VISTA CHEMICAL COMPANY
PE OXY USA INC.
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE LEIGH OPERATING CO
PE ORYX ENERGY COMPANY
UNDER THE 1-10 BRIDGE
ON RED R. 3 MILE NORTH
HWY 404
DUVALL'S BOAT RENTAL
6 MILES OFF THE PORT
NEAR HBY 338
MOBIL OIL TERMINAL
WEEKS BAYOU 1 MILE NORTH
EXIT 27 1-10 WEST
4083 HHY 1
OFFSHORE EUGENE
OUACHITA RIVER
WHITE CASTLE FIELD BAYOU
INTERCOASTAL WATERWAY
LAT3243, LONG 9901
1981 SOUTH WESTPORT
PERKINS AND GLASGOW RDS
ATCHAFALAYA BASIN
CALCASIEU RIVER
OH DECARLO DR. BETWEEN
1010 COMMON STREET
LITTLE LAKE CENTRAL TANK
1336 CAUSE BLVD
ISO MARINE ST
SOUTH MARSH
CIRCLE K MINIMART
PO BOX 551 SCENIC HWY
DRAINAGE DITCH,TRIBUTARY
PORT OF LAKE CHARLES
411 KNOLLWOOD DRIVE
LOWER MISSIPPI RIVER MILE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER
MILE 41 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER
DOCK 1 MILE 41
END RYAN STREET NORTH
PHIBRO
LEFT DESCENDING BANK Of
MILEPOST NO 194.5
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
PORT OF LAKE CHARLES CITY
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
PINHOOK RD BETWEEN WINDE
TEXACO GAS STATION OFF OF
EXXON REFRINERY DOCKS
SOUTH LAKE CHARLES FIELD
SUNRISE FIELD CR
PRATER RD AND MANEHA RD
4045 SCENIC HHY
4045 SCENIC HWY
PO BOX 428
FIBRO DOCKS ATCHAFALAYA
OFF OF HHY 28
NEAR HHY 97
1630 MAIN ST
HHY 384
ALMONASTER OVERPASS AT
HWY LA 1056
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
SECTION 23.TWNSHIP
MISSISSIPPI RIVER MILE
SIMON PASS FIELD
OFF OF LEASE ROAD OFF OF
Lclty
BAYOU SORREL
HESTLAKE
HARMON
WHITE CASTLE
PLAQUEMIHES
AMELIA
BAYOU PIGION
BAYOU SORREL
ERATH
EUNIS
LAKE CHARLES
LEESVILLB
LYDIA
CASTOR
LAKE CHARLES
RACELAND
OFFSHORE LA
MONROE
WHITE CASTLE
HOUMA
NEW ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINE
PORT ALLEN
BATON ROUGE
MORGAN CITY
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
NEW ORLEANS
NEH ORLEANS
SLIDELL
LAKE CHARLES
VERMILLION
HOUGHTON
CROWLEY
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
KROTZ SPRINGS
KROTZ SPRINGS
LAKE CHARLES
KROTZ SPRINGS
WHITE CASTLE
NEH ORLEANS
HESTLAKE
LAKE CHARLES
BRUSLY
LAFAYETTE
IOWA
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
HOUMA
SULPHUR
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
LYDIA
KROTZ SPRINGS
JENA
EVANGLIHE
JEANERETTE
LAKE CHARLES
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WESTLAKE
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CALCASIEU
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OUACHITA
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IBERVILLE
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ST. MARTIN
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09/04/91
09/06/91
09/07/91
09/07/91
09/08/91
09/08/91
09/09/91
09/09/91
09/09/91
09/10/91
09/10/91
09/11/91
09/10/91
09/12/91
09/13/91
09/13/91
09/15/91
09/15/91
09/17/91
09/17/91
09/19/91
OIL-.CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
DARK BROWN OIL BUBBLES
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
SHEENiDIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
WASTE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, MISC RUBRICATING
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS,MISC:MINERAL
CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL SHEEN
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILtCRUDE
HYDROCARBOHES (H2S AND
OIL: UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS, MISC : TRANSFORMER
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS, FUEL: »6
OIL:CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
GREEN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILY WATER
OILS, MISC : TRANSFORMER
OILS, DIESEL I DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILtCRUOE
OIL:CRUDB
KEROSENE
HYDROCARBON
HYDROCARBONS
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
UNKNOWN OIL
KEROSENE
OIL:CRUDE
OTHER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
20.00
0.00
0.00
25.00
200.00
0.00
30.00
10.00
200.00
5.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
20.00
340.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
20.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
200.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
1.00
7.50
10.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
5.00
30.00
0.00
0.25
0.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
5.00
3.00
200.00
15.00
100.00
30.00
15.00
50.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
60.00
2000.00
20000.00
5.00
15.00
60.00
20.00
0.00
50.00
4500.00
0.00
10.00
5.00
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Case*
F91-3869
F91-3878
F91-3S91
F91-3885
F91-3887
F91-3902
F91-3908
F91-3910
F91-3911
F91-392«
F91-3931
F91-3932
F92-0010
F92-0011
F92-0021
F92-003I
F92-OOSO
F92-0058
F92-0109
F92-0113
F92-0169
F92-0179
F92-0190
F92-0223
F92-0225
F92-0228
F92-0239
F92-0269
F92-0271
F92-0279
F92-0300
F92-0315
F92-0320
F92-0328
F92-0332
F92-0333
F92-0369
F92-0383
F92-0391
F92-0397
F92-0420
F92-0430
F92-0451
F92-D465
F92-0501
F92-0502
F92-OS11
F92-0525
F92-0547
F92-05S3
F92-0592
F92-0601
F92-0618
F92-0620
F92-0625
F92-DE28
F92-0634
F92-0636
F92-0663
F92-0664
F92-0716
F92-0722
F92-0726
F92-0734
F92-0738
F92-0739
F92-0740
F92-0750
F92-0768
F92-0778
Prp
PC AHAR OIL CO.
PB AHAR OIL CO
PE TEX EASTERN PRODUCTS
PE EXXON CO.. U.S.A.
PE TEXAS EASTERN PIPELINE CO
PE SHELL WESTERN EIP
PE TEXACO
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE BAROID DRILLING FLUIDS
PE JOHN BROWN. EXXON CO.
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MARION PRESSURE
PE OXY USA
PE UNION CARBIDE
PE SATOONS INC
PE CSX TRANSPORTATION
PB PBTRO UNITED TERMINAL
PE KOCH GATHERING
PC NED DORREY
PE MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE fiCBL
PE COLONIAL PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE HUNT OIL COMPANY
PE CONOCO
PE APACHE CORP
PB KOCH GATHERING
PB ROADWAY EXPRESS
PE TENNECO GAS PIPELINE CO
PE TERREBONNE FUEL DOCK
PB ORYX ENERGY
PE AHAX OIL AND GAS INC
PE PPG INDUSTRIES
PE ULTRA MAR OIL AND GAS
PE OXY ENERGY INC.
PE CITGO PETROLEUM CORP
PE CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
PE FINA OIL t CHEMICAL
PB L « L OIL COMPANY
PE GULF STATE UTILITIES
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO
PE SHELL WESTERN E AND P
PE WBSTLAND OIL CO
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE ASHLAND PIPE LINE COMPANY
PE UNOCAL EXPLORATION CORP.
PE CITGO PIPELINE
KRONOS LA INC.
PB CHEVRON SHIPPING CO
FG US ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS
PB CASTROL INC.
PE TEXACO IHC.
PU SOUTHWESTERN ELBC POWER
PE ENRON OIL TRADING
UN
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TICKFAW PIT STOP HHY 442
HHY 442 W 4 1-55
4MI W XSW JC
P.O. BOX SSI SCENIC HHY
WELL "WILBERT 283"
OFF OF HWY 2
7460 SISTER DRIVE
BAYOU SERPENT HHY LA 3086
(207 HIGHWAY 317
MB Q OF THE SB
WELL NO. 17. SECTION 25.
APPROX 1 KILE BELOW BAYOU
PO BOX SO HWY 18
SCENIC HWY MISSISSIPPI
CHAPALARA SPILL HAY
NEAR THE CLIFTON RIDGE
HWY 108
DRAH BRIDGE
PO BOX 487 RIVER RD 75
HWY 2
LAKE OPHELIA WILDLIFE
HERO CANAL ON BUSINESS 90
MIKE HOOKS ROAD
MILE 18 AND 19 BOARD PORT
FOOT OF MIKE HOOKS ROAD
COTTON VALLEY LOADING
MILE 203 INTRACOASTAL
HNY 61 NORTH
BAYOU SORRELL HWY 73
2200 OLD SPANISH TRAIL
PINE PRAIRE FIELD
ALT HWY 2
SPRING ST AND CADDO ST
12 MI.SE OF LAKE CHARLES
OFF OF HWY 97
STATE HWY 97
HIGHWAY 333
BEAVER DAM CREEK FIELD
AYO HELL ON AYO FARM WELL
1300 COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RD
STATE HWY 108
CITGO CLIFTON RIDGE
N TEPETATE FIELD
POD 2S6
YOUNG'S RD..ON LEVEE BY
HNY 61 SOUTH RIVER BEND
INTERSECTION OF HWY 35
1/2 MILS SOUTH OF CHARLIE
IAT/29-Sl'lO-N,
2740 VALLEYVIEW DRIVE
LA HWY 1256
ROUTE 2 BOX 76
ON SUPERIOR OIL FILL ROAD
INTERSECTION LA HWY S65
EAST WHITE LAKE FIELD
CLEAR LAKE BOTTOMS
3300 BAYOU D'IND ROAD
BAYOU CASSOTTE TURNING
FORTH OF PRYPANIA PO BOX
1981 SOUTH WBSTPORT
CADDO PINE ISLAND FIELD
2115 MAPLE STREET
LA HWY S30
A DOCK
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TICKFAH
TICKFAW
JUNCTION CITY
BATON ROUGE
WHITE CASTLE
PARADISE
HAYNESVILLE
PORT ALLEN
KBNDER
FRANKLIN
ELTON
MARION
RODESSA
BAYOU PIGEON
HAHNVILLB
BATON ROUGE
BELL RIVER
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CATHERINE
SUNSHINE
HAINSVILLE
GRBTNA
WESTLAKE
MORGAN CITY
NESTLAKB
COTTON VALLEY
LAKE ARTHUR
PORT HUDSON
PLAQUEMINE
JONBSVILLB
WESTLAKE
PINE PRAIRE
HAYENSVILLE
SHREVEPORT
LAKE CHARLES
JENNINGS
EVAN CELINE
INTERCOASTAL CITY
PINE GROVE
RACELASB
LAKE CHARLES
BELL RIVER
EUNICE
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
BASILE
LISBON
MORGAN CITY
ST FRANCISVILLE
RAYNE
SULPHUR
SHREVEPORT
GOLD DONNA
VINTON
ST. JAMES
DEER PARK
KAPLAN
OIL CITY
WESTLAKE
PASCAGOULA
HEW ORLEANS
PORT ALLEN
OIL CITY
SHREVEPORT
OIL CITY
LAKE CHARLES
Lcounty
TANGIPAHOA
TANGIPAHOA
CUM BORNE
EAST BATON ROUGE
CLAIBORNE
IBERVILLE
ST. CHARLES
CLAIBORNE
WEST BATON ROUGE
JEFFERSON DAVIS
ST. MARY
JEFFERSON DAVIS
UNION
CADDO
IBERVILLE
ST. CHARLES
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
ORLEANS
IBERVILLE
CLAIBORNE
LAFAYETTE
JEFFERSON
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
WEBSTER
JBFFERSON DAVIS
EAST FELICIANA
IBERVILLE
CATAHOULA
CALCASIEU
EVANGELINE
CLAIBORNE
CADDO
CALCASIEU
JEFFERSON DAVIS
ACADIA
TERREBONNE
ST. HELENA
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
ACADIA
CALCASIEU
CALCASIBU
ACADIA
CLAIBORNE
ST. MARY
WEST FELICIANA
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
CADDO
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CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
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LA
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LA
LA
LA
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LA
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Spdate
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09/21/91
09/23/91
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09/26/91
09/26/91
09/27/91
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09/29/91
09/26/91
09/29/91
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10/25/91
10/28/91
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10/28/91
10/30/91
10/31/91
10/26/91
11/01/91
11/01/91
11/01/91
11/04/91
11/06/91
11/06/91
11/06/91
11/21/91
11/09/91
11/12/91
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11/17/91
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12/09/91
12/09/91
12/09/91
12/10/91
12/09/91
12/10/91
12/11/91
12/12/91
12/13/91
Matl
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNLEADED REGULAR
HYDROCARBONS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILlDIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
CREOSOTE
OILlCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL :
DOWTHERM
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS.DIESKL :
HYDRAULIC OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GASOLI
OIL: CRUDE
OILS,FUELl»2
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS. DIESEL :
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS. DIESEL :
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL. FUEL: NO.
OILS.DIESKL :
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
HYDRAULIC OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
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OILlCRUDE
OILS,MISC:LUBR
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OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
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DIESEL
DIESEL
2
DIESEL
ICATING
CRUDE OIL
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100.00
3.50
8620.00
3.00
25.00
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Case*
F92-0780
F92-0787
F92-0798
F92-0819
F92-0827
F92-0846
F92-0879
F92-0961
F92-0980
F92-1002
F92-1020
F92-1032
. F92-1038
F92-1046
F92-1050
F92-1057
F92-1074
F92-1077
F92-1078
F92-1080
F92-10S1
F92-1082
F92-1108
F92-1134
F92-1159
F92-1162
F92-1193
F92-1220
F92-1229
F92-1237
F92-123875
F92-1261
F92-1279
F92-1304
F92-1310
F92-1316
F92-1333
F92-1343
F92-1348
F92-1355
F92-1390
F92-1392
F92-1396
F92-1402
F92-1449
F92-1482
F92-1498
F92-1519
F92-1522
F92-1524
F92-1538
F92-1543
F92-1553
F92-1559
F92-1607
F92-1618
F92-1644
F92-1652
F92-1664
F92-1697
F92-1707
F92-1729
F92-1778
F92-1787
F92-1788
F92-1795
F92-1825
F92-1834
F92-1862
F92-1895
Prp
PC BARGE TRANSPORT CO
PC GOLD LINE REFINING
LAVERNINE SALVAGE
CITGO PIPELINE CO
WARREN PETROLEUM
EXXON COMPANY, USA
APACHE CORP
APEX TOWING CO
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
TOMMY DIGGS REALTY
PC SHELL WESTERN E t P
PC HOLLYWOOD MARINE INC
PC CONOCO
PC TEXACO TRUCK STOP
PC EXXON PIPELINE CO
PC W.H. COLLINS
PC WEST LAKE PETRA CHEMICAL
PC PERMIAN COMPANY
PC WARREN PETROLEUM CO
WARREN PETROLEUM CO
WARREN PETROLEUM CO
PC WARREN PETROLEUM CO
UN
PC CITGO REFINERY
UN
PC AMERADA HESS CORP.
PC EXXON COMPANY USA
PC AMOCO PRODUCTION
PC UNKNOWN
PC SHELL PIPELINE
PE EXXON CHEMICAL CO
UN
PC GOLD LINE REFINING
PC CITGO PIPELINE
UN UNKNOWN
PC FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PC MOBIL EXPLOR t PRODUCTION
PC OXY USA
UN
PC COASTAL TOWING INC
ORYX ENERGY CO
PC PETROCHEMICAL TRANSPORT
PC SHELL OIL COMPANY
PC CITGO PIPELINE
H/V OMINA
PC STONE PETROLEUM
PC COLONIAL PIPELINE CO.
PC CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
TEXACO INC.
PC NORTH WEST OIL CO.
GIFFORD-HILL CO.
PC LAIDLAM
PC LAFAYETTE UTIL. SYSTEMS
PC APACHE CORP
UN
PC TIDEWATER MARINE
PC TEXACO EXPLORATION INC.
UN
PC TEXACO
PC LAFAYETTE UTILITES SYS
PC DYNAMIC OFFSHORE COHT.
PC GULF STATES UTILITIES
PC
PC UNION CARBIDE
PC PETROLEUM HELICOPTERS
PC DIXIE MARINE INC
PC CECOS INTERNATIONAL
PC APACHE CORP
CITY SERVICE DOCK
4646 HWY 3059
OFF HIGHWAY 13
HWY 105 SOUTH
DUCK LAKE FIELD
MILE 232 HISSISIPPI R
NELSON COAL PLANT 3500
28462 LAKE DR S
LAT-29.51' 10" N, LONG
PORT AUTHORITY DOCK
IN ROADSIDE DITCH, S
HELLER STATION
RT 4 BOX 502
PO BOX 2449 900 HHY 108
5 MILES SOUTH OF KROTZ
S MILES SOUTH OF KROTZ
5 MILES SOUTH OF KROTZ
5 MILES SOUTH OF KROTZ
5 MILES SOUTH OF KROTZ
13 HI.NORTH OF COUSHATTA
HWY 108 POB 1562
PO DRAWER 490
PO BOX 51754
STAR ROUTE I, BOX 745
A.J. ESTAY RD
CLIFTON RIDGE ROAD AT
MILE POLE 14
4999 SCENIC HWY POB 241
ROUTE 1 50 FT. SOUTH OF
MARY STAPP MOORED AT GOLD
S-41,R-9S,T-2W,HWY3166
FRANCE ROAD TERMINAL
1.50 HI S OF VINTON,
5 HI SW OF GROSSETETE, LA,
BAYOU HENRY LEASE, 40
ANDRE STREET WHARF, MILE
CONOCO WEST LAKE
ORYX ENERGY OFF OF HWY
813 HWY 108
PARKSIDE MARINA ON
WEEKS ISLAND TERMINAL,
R-WEST, HWY 534, RD
TARNEL MARINE BULK
SMITH NO. 7 WEEKS ISLAND
BETWEEN STATE HHY 81 AND
SECTION 24, R-7W,T-10S
TANK BATTERY NO. 4 BECHTEL
LITTLE CHENIBR FIELD
HWY 7 BETWEEN DIXIE INN
MARATHON DOCK IN BURWICK
101 GLOUCESTER
MANCHESTER FIELD TANK
CORNER, NORTH BLVD. AT
3201 AIRHART
LODHICK LUMBER CO LEASE
12TH ST t NORTH BLVD
SLICK IS ON BAYOU
BAY
60S WEST BAYOU PARKWAY
300 CURTIS LANE
ST. PETERS AND 1ST
BAYOU BOEUF NEAR AMELIA
INTERSECTION OF LA ST
BEACH ROAD AND HIGHWAY
PORT ALLEN LOCKS MM 60
27004 SOUTH FROST ROAD
SOUTH BLACK BAYOU FIELD
Lcity
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
MAHOU
VINTON
KROTZ SPRINGS
PIERRE PART
BATON ROUGE
WESTLAKE
LACOMB
MORGAN CITY
LAKE CHARLES
GRAND ISLE
LAKE CHARLES
HOMER
CALVIN
SULPHUR
KROTZ SPRINGS
KROTZ SPRINGS
KROTZ SPRINGS
KROTZ SPRINGS
KROTZ SPRINGS
COUSHATTA
LAKE CHARLES
GALIANO
LAFAYETTE
FRANKLIN
FOURCHON
SULPHUR
SORRENTO
BATON ROUGE
HAYNESVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
EVANGELINE
NEW ORLEANS
VINTON
GROSSETETE
LAFAYETTE
NEW ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
CHACAHOULA
SULPHUR
MOSS BLUFF
WEEKS ISLAND
NEW ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
LOTTIE
LAKE CHARLES
LEEVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
MORGAN CITY
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
HOUMA
BELLEVUE
BATON ROUGE
MARRERO
NEW ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
NEW IBERIA
IODA
AMELIA
HAHNVILLE
CAMERON
BATON ROUGE
LIVINGSTON
HACKBURY
BRN5 Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
EVANGELINE
CALCASIEU
ST.LANDRY
ST.MARTIN
ASSUMPTION
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
ST. TAMMANY
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CLAIBORNE
WINH
CALCASIEU
ST. LANDRY
ST. LANDRY
ST. LANDRY
ST. LANDRY
ST. LANDRY
RED RIVER
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHB
LAFAYETTE
ST.MARTIN
LAFOURCHB
CALCASIEU
ASCENSION
B. BATON ROUGE
CLAIBORNE
CALCASIEU
ACADIA
ORLEANS
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
IBERVILLB
ORLEANS
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
IBERIA
CLABORNE
HATCHITOCHES
IBERIA
POINTS COUPEE
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
CAMERON
WEBSTER
ST. MARY
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
ACADIA
CLAIBORNE
EAST BATON ROUGE
JEFFERSON
LAFOURCHB
LAFAYETTE
IBERIA
ACADIA
ASSUMPTION
ST. CHARLES
CAMERON
EAST BATON ROUGE
LIVINGSTON
CAMERON
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
spdate
12/13/91
12/13/91
12/14/91
12/16/91
12/17/91
12/19/91
12/20/91
12/29/91
12/26/91
01/02/92
01/03/92
01/05/92
01/04/92
12/30/91
01/06/92
01/03/92
01/08/92
06/2S/91
06/26/91
07/27/91
11/19/91
12/17/91
08/01/91
01/12/92
01/14/92
01/15/92
01/11/92
01/20/92
01/20/92
01/21/92
06/27/92
01/23/92
01/24/92
01/27/92
01/28/92
01/28/92
01/29/92
01/29/92
01/30/92
01/30/92
02/01/92
02/01/92
02/01/92
02/01/92
02/10/92
02/08/92
02/10/92
02/12/92
02/12/92
02/12/92
02/13/92
02/13/92
02/14/92
02/14/92
02/18/92
02/24/92
02/21/92
02/22/92
02/24/92
02/27/92
02/28/92
03/01/92
02/15/92
03/05/92
03/06/92
03/06/92
03/06/92
03/11/92
03/12/92
03/15/92
Hit I
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HEATING OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OTHER OIL
CONDENSATE
CONDENSATE
UNKNOWN OIL
RAIN HATER AND
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM RESIN H/
UNKNOWN OIL
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDB
OIL:DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, NO. 6
VACUUM GAS OIL
CONDENSATE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS,
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: MINERAL
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
UNKNOWN OIL
NAPHTHA: COAL TAR
JET FUEL: JP-5
HYDRAULIC OIL
LEATCHATE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
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BF
BA
DA
CC
BE
BJ
BE
BA
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CI
CC
CI
BL
BC
BB
CJ
BE
GA
CB
CJ
CI
BF
EB
CB
CB
BB
CB
EM
EA
BF
AB
EA
DC
BB
CA
BV
BH
BM
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CB
BA
CH
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BA
CH
BA
BA
CF
BA
BA
BA
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BA
CH
CJ
CH
BE
CB
BA
BA
CB
CH
BA
CG
CK
CB
CB
CK
BB
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BA
CB
CJ
CF
CJ
CB
BA
BA
BA
CF
CK
BA
CF
CH
BA
BD
BA
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BA
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GE
GA
FH
EC
HA
GD
GE
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GA
GC
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GE
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FC
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12/09/93
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ERNS Oil Spill Database
Ca»e»
F92-1900
F92-1922
F92-1930
F92-1931
F92-1937
F92-1942
F92-1953
F92-195«
F92-1962
F92-1979
F92-19«l
F92-1991
. F92-2052
F92-2059
F92-2064
F92-2069
F92-20I2
F92-2083
F92-2090
F92-2098
F92-2124
F92-2132
F92-2133
F92-2140
F92-2155
F92-2U1
F92-2184
F92-2209
F92-2218
F92-2236
F92-2248
F92-2287
F92-2293
F92-2343
F92-2349
F92-2351
F92-23C2
F92-2365
F92-2377
F92-23IB
F92-2393
F92-2415
F92-243I
F92-2454
F92-2459
F92-24CO
F92-2462
F92-2476
F92-2491
F92-2493
F92-2S06
F92-2566
F92-2575
F92-260S
F92-2618
F92-2«25
F92-2648
F92-2684
F92-2709
F92-2733
F92-2769
F92-2774
F92-2796
F92-2798
F92-2815
F92-2826
F92-2837
F92-284S
F92-2866
F92-2872
Prp
PC D*EDGE"BETSY"VESSEL
PC GULF STATES UTILITIES
PC ASHLAKD PIPELINE COMPANY
PC BAYOU STATE OIL
PC PHIBRO ENERGY
PC ASHLAND PIPELINE COMPANY
PC EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
PC EXXON PIPELINE CO
EMPIRE LEND CORP
EXXON PIPELINE CO
PC CITY OF LAFAYETTE
PC INTERNATIONAL PAPER
PC MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PC GREENHILL PETROLEUM CORP
PC CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
PC ORYX ENERGY
PC CENAC
PC CENAC TONING CO.,INC.
PC ARCADIAN CORP.
PC ORYX ENERGY CO
PC TESORO-LEEVAC PETROLEUM
PC PBNNZOIL
PC TRIANGLE CARTAGE TRANSFER
PC HEATCRAFT
PC SCURLCCK-PERMIAN CORP
PC RANDY WILSON OIL
UN
UN
PC MOBIL EXPLORATION I
PC TOTAL MINATOME CORP
UK
PC SHELL PIPELINE
PC GULF STATES UTILITIES
PC FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL
PC CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
UN
PC CITGO PIPELINE CO
PC BEAUREGARD ELECTRIC CO OP
PC SHELL WESTERN E ( P
PC TEXACO
PC HUNT PETROLEUM
UN
PC ARCADIAN CORPORATION
UN
PC SANTA FB MINERALS
PC CONOCO. INCORPORATED
PC LOOP INC.
PC RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
PC EXXON REFINERY
PC EXXON CHEMICAL
PC SHELL NESTERM E < P
UN
PC BASIN MARINE
PC GULF STATES UTILITIES
PC INTERNATIONAL PAPER
PC KELLY OIL COMPANY
UN
PC CHEVRON USA
PC TEXACO. INC.
UN UNKNOWN
PC KELLY OIL COMPANY
PC LAIDLAN ENVIRONMENTAL
PC MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PC MARY PIPPIN FARMS
PC ODY OIL CORPORATION
PC OXY ENERGY. INC
PC PELICAN SHIPYARD
PC ARCLA ENERGY RESOURCES
PC CITGO PIPELINE
UN
BERRY BAY,
HMY 3M AT BDGERLY OIL
DOCK NO. 1 ATCHAFALAYA
HIGHWAY 94
HHY 73
END OF SUPERIOR RD
HNY 94
3000 CONGRESS ST
WILLIAMS LAKE ROAD
200 CORPORATE DRIVE
TIMBALIER CENTRAL FACIL
CORNER OF LODI < TWIN
PARISH RD 7-5 4 MI SOUTH
KOCH
110 NEST, P O BOX 1627
HIGHWAY 309. 1 MI SOUTH
MARINE FUEL DOCK
NOLANS BAYOU FIELD
EXIT 24 1-10
5007 HAZEL JOKE RD
EASY MART ON ROUTE 1,2.50
INTERSECTION. HIGHWAY 2
ON CALCASIEU RIVER.
BAYOU SORREL LOCKS
WELL,BLUE BAYOU.
WILBERT5
29.44.9, 92 09.2, DUE
NORCO NBH ORLEANS LINE
2111 HUNDRED OAKS AVENUE
POST OFFICE BOX 76,2423
5W
SBC32.R-12 W. T-6 SOUTH
GILLIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ATCHAFAYALA RIVER, LAT.29
HIGHWAY 332
ST LEASE 122 TANK
JUST NORTH OF ICW
1-10 WEST
DOCK NO. 1, 2200 OLD
FROG LAKE FIELD, 10 MI W
3519 PATRICK
A. J. ESTAY ROAD
1-55,SOUTHBOUND,1MI S. OF
SCENIC HIGHWAY,
4999 SCENIC HIGHWAY,BOX
OLD NATHBDISH ROAD AND
P O BOX 220, HIGHWAY 61
LA HIGHWAY NO. 69
3 MI HE OF CITY, LAT
LEEVILLE FIELD
HIGHWAY 112
OFFSHORE LOUISIANA,
• MI SOUTHWEST OF
OFF HIGHWAY 190.DORMBOS
2B>05 INTRACOASTAL ROAD
Loity
MOSS BLUFF
EDGERLY
JONESVILLE
SHREVEPORT
KROT2 SPRINGS
JONESVILLE
BREAUX BRIDGE
PLAQUEHINE
HACKBERRY
BREAUX BRIDGE
LAFAYETTE
PINEVILLE
LAFAYETTE
FOURCHON
ALEXANDRIA
HAYES
MORGAN CITY
BERWICK
LAKE CHARLES
THIBODEAUX
FOURCHON
ALEXANDRIA
SULFUR
BOSSIER CITY
SPRINGHILL
HOSSTON
LAKE CHARLES
PLAQUEHIHES
IBERVILLE
PLAOUEMIKB
WHITE LAKE
NORCO
BATON ROUGE
VINTON
OLIVER
FIELD
MOSS BLUFF
BELLE RIVER
BRATH
TROUTE
LAROSB
LAKE CHARLES
WESTLAKE
PLAQUEHINE
LAKE CHARLES
FOURCHON
AMITE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
MORGAN CITY
WEST MONROE
MORGAN CITY
ST.FRANCISVILLE
PINEVILLE
HOUMA
PAINCOURTVILLE
CHEVRON HELIPORT
LEEVILLE
SARHBRVILLE
CROWLEY
LAKE PROVIDENCE
GUEYDAM
REEVES
PLAOUEHINES
SHERVEPORT
OIL CITY
PLAQUEHINE
Lcounty
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CATAHOULA
CADDO
ST. LANDRY
CATAHOULA
ST. MARTIN
IBERVILLE
CAMERON
ST. MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
ACACIA
LAFAYETTE
LAFOURCHE
RAPIDES
CAMERON
ACADIA
ST. MARY
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
AVOYELLES
CALCASIEU
BOSSIER
WEBSTER
CADDO
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
IBERVILLE
IBERVILE
VERMILLIAN
ST. CHARLES
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
CLAIBORNE
IBERIA
BEAUREGARD
CALCASEU
ST. MARTIN
VERMILION
LA SALLE
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLB
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
TAHGIPAHOA
EAST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST.MARTIH
OUACHITA
ST MARY
WEST FELICIANA
RAPIDES
TERREBOXNE
ASSUMPTION
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
LAFOURCHE
UNION
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
EAST CARROLL
VERMILION
BEAUREGARD
IBERVILLE
CADDO
CADDO
IBERVILLE
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
03/16/92
03/17/92
03/11/92
03/11/92
03/18/92
03/11/92
03/20/92
03/19/92
03/19/92
03/20/92
03/19/92
03/21/92
03/21/92
03/29/92
03/29/92
03/30/92
03/31/92
03/31/92
04/01/92
04/01/92
04/03/92
04/OS/92
04/03/92
04/03/92
04/08/92
04/10/92
04/11/92
04/13/92
04/14/92
04/15/92
04/15/92
04/20/92
04/20/92
04/24/92
04/25/92
04/25/92
04/27/92
04/2C/92
04/28/92
04/29/92
04/29/92
04/13/92
05/03/92
05/04/92
05/04/92
05/04/09
05/05/92
OS/06/92
OS/08/92
05/08/92
05/10/92
OS/14/92
05/15/92
05/18/92
05/19/92
05/17/90
05/20/92
05/22/92
05/25/92
05/26/92
05/29/92
OS/29/92
OS/30/92
06/01/92
05/01/92
06/02/92
Of/03/92
OC/04/92
06/05/92
06/05/92
Matl
DIESEL OIL
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE OIL
OIL:CRUDE OIL
01 Lt CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDB
OILrCRUBE
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE 1 AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, MISC .TRANSFORMER
OIL,MISC:LUBRICATING
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC :MINERAL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILt CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE : AUTOMOTIVE
CARBON BLACK OIL BOTTOMS
OIL:CRODB
UNKNOWN OIL
CRUDE OIL
OIL. FUEL:NO.2-D
OIL:DIESEL
OILl CRUDE
LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS
UNKNOWN OIL
OILtCRUDE
LIGHT CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
PYROLYSIS OIL
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN
SALTWATER/OIL MIX
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:DIESBL
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
Quantl
0.00
90.00
25.00
19.00
1.00
25.00
0.00
3.00
10.00
0.00
15.00
75.00
0.00
0.00
12.00
3.00
25.00
5.00
0.00
2.00
SOOO.OO
10.00
75.00
50.00
22.00
6.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
1.00
100.00
0.00
100.00
200.00
14.00
30.00
c.oo
0.00
0.00
0.00
7.00
20.00
2.00
20.00
10.00
2.00
3.00
0.00
200.00
300.00
50.00
200.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
5.00
0.00
0.12
0.01
0.00
7.00
3.00
100.00
0.00
80.00
0.00
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G
B
U
G
B
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G
G
G
G
G
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G
G
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B
G
B
G
G
G
B
U
U
B
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F92-3226
F92-3231
F92-3241
F92-3246
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F92-3299
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F92-3315
F92-3335
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GARYVILLE
LA ROSE
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AMELIA
EAST CAMERON
PATTERSON
RODESSA
MOORINGSPORT
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BATON ROUGE
MORGAN CITY
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NBW ORLEANS
BRNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty ST Spdate
LAFAYETTE LA 06/05/92
LINCOLN LA 06/05/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/07/92
BAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/07/92
ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST LA 06/08/92
LA FOURSCHB LA 05/18/92
ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST LA 06/08/92
CATAHOULA LA 06/11/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/11/92
ASSUMPTION LA 06/11/92
EAST CAMERON LA 06/11/92
ST.MARY LA 06/13/92
CADDO LA 06/14/92
CADDO LA 06/16/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/18/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/19/92
ST. MARTIN LA 06/22/92
LA SALLE LA 06/22/92
CALCASIEU LA 06/24/92
CALCASIEU LA 06/23/92
CALCASIEU LA / /
CALCASIEU LA 06/25/92
IBERIA LA 06/25/92
IBERIA LA 06/26/92
CALCASIEU LA 06/27/92
BAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/27/92
ST.MARY LA 06/30/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 06/30/92
WEST BATON ROUGE LA 06/30/92
CALCASIEU LA 07/01/92
CALCASIEU LA 07/01/92
RAPIDES LA 07/01/92
LAFOURCHE LA 07/02/92
NATCHITOCHES LA 07/02/92
CADDO LA 07/06/92
LAFOURCHE LA 07/06/92
CALCASIEU LA 01/08/92
ACADIA LA 07/08/92
LA SALLE LA 07/08/92
ST.JAMES LA 07/08/92
LAFOURCHE LA 07/09/92
ST.HELENA LA 07/09/92
ACADIA LA in/13/92
ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST LA 07/16/92
VERMILION LA 07/16/92
CONCORDIA LA 07/09/92
CALCASIEU LA 07/21/92
OUACHITA LA 07/21/92
HINN LA 07/15/92
CATAHOULA LA 07/22/92
PLAQUEMINES LA 07/25/92
IBBRVILLB LA 07/25/92
CALCASIEU LA 07/27/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 07/27/92
CADDO LA 07/28/92
LAFAYETTE LA 07/28/92
LAFAYETTE LA 07/28/92
ALLEN LA 07/30/92
ACADIA LA 07/21/92
EAST FELICIANA LA 07/14/92
LAFAYETTE LA 07/31/92
CAMERON LA 08/03/92
CALCASIEU LA 07/30/92
RAPIDES LA 08/05/92
IBERVILLE LA 08/05/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 08/05/92
VERNON LA 08/05/92
ST.JAMES LA 08/06/92
EAST BATON ROUGE LA 08/06/92
ST.CHARLES LA 08/06/92
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F92-3659
F92-3661
F92-3714
F92-3718
F92-3731
F92-3745
F92-3750
F92-3774
F92-378S
F92-3834
F92-3856
F92-3858
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F92-3B93
F92-3908
F92-3910
F92-3914
F92-3921
F92-3923
F92-3931
F92-3932
F92-3936
F92-3945
F92-394I
F92-3959
F92-3971
F92-3980
F92-3981
F92-39IB
F92-3997
F92-4009
F92-4013
F92-4018
F92-4022
F92-4036
F92-4044
F92-4055
F92-4081
F92-4104
F92-4122
F92-4125
F92-4161
F92-41I1
F92-4190
F92-4203
F92-4207
F92-4218
F92-4230
F92-4236
F92-4243
F92-4270
F92-427S
F92-4277
F92-42IO
F92-4283
F92-4284
F92-4291
F92-4315
F93-D010
F93-0011
F93-0015
F93-0016
F93-0040
F93-0043
F93-0056
F93-0098
F93-0101
F93-OM7
F93-0140
F93-0200
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4045 SCENIC HWY
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10795 MEAD ROAD APT 1505
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4999 SCENIC HNY FOB 501
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2200 BLOUNT ROAD
400 EAST KAILSTE SALDOM
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SEC.31, R-10 EAST, T-ll
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SECTION 63. RANGE 3 BAST.
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SECTION 68. RANGE 19E,
SECTION 33, RANGE 16W,
SECTION 27. RANGE 16W,
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ATCHAFAYLA RIVER MILE 142
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CARVILLB
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RACELAND
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LAKE CHARLES
GROSSE TETE
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BATON ROUGE
ABBEVILLE
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HOUMA
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OI/OC/92
08/06/92
oa/io/92
01/10/92
OS/12/92
08/13/92
08/13/92
01/14/92
08/16/92
01/20/92
0«/21/92
08/21/92
Ot/01/91
01/25/92
08/26/92
OI/2C/92
01/26/92
08/27/92
08/25/92
01/27/92
08/28/92
01/21/92
01/26/92
OS/26/92
01/29/92
01/30/92
08/31/92
01/27/92
01/31/92
09/01/92
09/02/92
09/03/92
09/02/92
09/03/92
09/04/92
09/OS/92
09/OC/92
09/09/92
09/10/92
09/11/92
09/11/92
09/15/92
09/17/92
09/11/92
09/11/92
09/11/92
09/21/92
09/21/92
09/22/92
09/23/92
09/27/92
09/26/92
09/26/92
09/26/92
09/27/92
09/21/92
09/21/92
09/30/92
10/01/92
10/01/92
10/02/92
09/26/92
10/05/92
10/05/92
10/06/92
10/09/92
10/10/92
10/13/92
10/15/92
10/22/92
Matl
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (BILGE HASTE)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: DIESEL
OTHER OIL: SLUDGE K051
OIL. MISC: MOTOR
ADAF SLUDGE K048
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE : AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISC:TRANSFORMER
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OTHER OIL: HEAVY AROMATIC
OIL, MISC : TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
STYREME, BENZENE, ETHYL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
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case* t Prp
F93-0233 PE SHELL PIPELINE
F93-0248 PE AGRECCO
F93-0266 PE HYPERION ENERGY LP
F93-0294 PE GOLD LIME REFINING
F93-0311 UN
F93-0313 PE KELLY OIL COMPANY
F93-0331 PE FLUOR DANIEL INC
F93-0334 PE RYDER TRUCK RENTALS
F93-0392 PE SCOTT TRACTOR
F93-0397 PB ASHLAND PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-0409 PB TEXACO EXPLORATION C PROD
F93-0414 PE EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
. F93-0416 PE PARNES OIL COMPANY
F93-042S PE RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
F93-0426 PE PHIBRO ENERGY
F93-0428 PB CANAL BARGE COMPANY
F93-0429 PE TEXACO
F93-0433 UN
F93-0450 PE MIDSOUTH RAIL CORP
F93-0454 PE EXXON
F93-0456 PB EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-0463 PE APACHE CORP
F93-0465 UN
F93-0492 UN
F93-0493 PB VALENTINE LEBLANC
F93-OS18 PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN
F93-0523 PE BRAMMER ENGINEERING
F93-OS36 PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
F93-0549 PE EXXON USA
F93-0552 UN
F93-05S1 PE CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-OS72 PE CONOCO INC
F93-0575 UN
F93-0577 PE CITGO PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-OS83 PE ASHLAND PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-0603 PE HARDINS BAKERIES CORP
F93-0666 PE SHELL WESTERN E(P
F93-0676 PE DUBACH GAS CO
F93-0689 PB DUBACH GAS CO
F93-0693 PE TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE
F93-0700 UN
F93-0710 PE ASHLAND PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-0732 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F93-0848 PE UNION OIL CO CALIFORNIA
F93-0863 SO HARBOR PD
F93-0864 PE LLOG EXPLORATION
F93-08B3 UN
F93-0886 PE CENAC TONING CO. INC
F93-0887 PE CONOCO INC
F93-0910 PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
F93-0912 PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
F93-0919 PE BARTER OIL COMPANY
F93-0929 PU LA POKER AND LIGHT
F93-0931 PE SHELL E C P
F93-0932 PE SHELL WESTERN EtP
F93-093S PB SHELL WESTERN EtP
F93-0938 PE VISTA CHEMICAL
F93-0940 PB PLACID REFINING COMPANY
F93-0958 PB EXXON CHEMICAL
F93-0964 PB TEXACO E ( P
F93-0984 PE PINTAIL ENTERPRISE INC
F93-1002 UN
F93-1005 UN
F93-1031 PE TEXACO E ( P
F93-1033 PE PHIBRO ENERGY
F93-1036 PE FLUOR DANIEL
F93-1045 PE CITGO PIPELINE
F93-1054 UN
F93-1063 UN
F93-1069 PE TRUNK LINE GAS CO.
Locate
HWY 18 9 MILES S SUNSHINE
LA HIGHWAY 308
SEC 24, R-8 WEST. T-21
GOLD LINE REFINING BARGE
RENA DR ( JOHNSON ST
HWY 90/OFF THE SERVICE RD
PORT OF NEW IBERIA SLIP 6
134 WALL ST
2310 EAST MADISON
SEC-14.R-9EAST, T-12
HWY 538,LAT:32 DEC.
NEAR HWY 93, R-3 EAST,
SEC-4, R-5 EAST, T-8
400 BLOCK TO 800 BLOCK
HWY 105 SOUTH
HWY 108
PLUM BOB FIELD,LAT:30 DBG
WILDERNESS TRAIL
MILEPOST 2
1-49 AT BAYOU CARENCOR
3 MILES SOUTH OF CANKTON
WEST LAKE VERRETT
101 LARUE FRANCE ST
HWY 108
US 167
HOMER, LA 1/2 MILE WEST
SEC-4,R-4 EAST.T-5 SOUTH,
4 MILES MEST OF HOMER
SEC.40, R-2 EAST, T-14
OFF HWY 21 SOUTH, 4 MILES
SEC-23M R-8 WESTM T-23
CALCASIEU RIVER 3 MI
AT THE INTERSECTION OF
HAYNESVILLE OIL FIELD
SEC-58, R-5 EAST, T-2
2600 N. ROBERTSON ST
32750 BAYOU SORREL RD
2 MI SOUTH OF H»Y 167
2 MILES EAST OF LISBON ON
STATION 838 BULL RUN RD
CLIFTON RIDGE TERMINAL
SEC-57.R-S EAST, T-2
MARATHON AVE AND AIRLINE
EAST LAKE PALOURDE FIELD
BOAT TERMINAL 1 FACILITY
BAYOU PIGEON
CITGO PIPELINE CALCASIEU
CONOCO IN WBSTLAKE
CONOCO DOCK NO. 2
ANTRIM RD (CAR STRUCK)
NOBLE JACKUP CECIL
1617 RIVER RD
SHELL BAYOU SORREL JUST
BAYOU SORREL, LAT: 30 DEG
LAT:30 DEG 09M8" NORTH,
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
NEBO HEHPHILL FIELD
4999 SCENIC HWY
E B NORMAN NO. 6 HELL
INTERSECTION P/3/64 4
PUBLIC BOAT RAMP I PHIBRO
BOUY CAMP FIELD/LAT 29
LAT:30 DEG 31'3S" NORTH,
HWY 10S SOUTH
SLIP NO. « AT THE PORT
SEC-27, R-2 WEST, T-7
CALCASIEU RIVER BY OLD
HALLIBURTON SLIP STONE
LAT:32 DEG 12'42" NORTH,
Lclty
ST JAMBS
LAROSE
HOMER
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
FRANKLIN
NEW IBERIA
LAFAYETTE
BASTROP
GILBERT
OIL CITY
CANKTON
PORT BARRE
BOSSIER CITY
KROTZ SPRINGS
LAKE CHARLES
HENDERSON
LAFAYETTE
DELTA
SUNSET
CANKTON
MORGAN CITY
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
VILLE PLATT
HOMER
WATSON
HOMER
PARADIS
BOGALVSA
HAYNESVILLE
SULFUR
MANDEVILLE
HAYNESVILLE
GREBNSBURG
HEW ORLEANS
PLAQUEMINES
HOMER
LISBON
TRANSYLVANIA
SULPHUR
GREENSBURG
GARYVILLE
AMELIA
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
WESTLAKE
PLAIN DEALING
VENICE
TULLOS
WESTWEGO
BAYOU SORREL
PLAQUEMINES
PLAQUEMIHES
WESTLAKE
TROUT
BATON ROUGE
VILLE PLATTE
ABBEVILLE
KROTZ SPRINGS
LAROSE
PORT BARRE
KROTZ SPRINGS
NEW IBERIA
JENNINGS
CALCASIEU
PORT FOURCHON
COUSHATTA
Lcounty
ST. JAMES
LAFOURCHB
CLAIBORHB
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
ST. CHARLES
IBERIA
LAFAYETTE
MORBHOUSE
FRANKLIN
CAD DO
ST . LANDRY
ST.LANDRY
CADDO
ST.LANDRY
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
LAFAYETTE
MADISON
ST.LANDRY
ST.LANDRY
ASSUMPTION
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
EVANGELIHE
CLAIBORNB
LIVINGSTON
CLAIBORHE
ST. CHARLES
WASHINGTON
CLAIBORNE
CALCASIEU
ST. TAMMANY
CLAIBORNE
ST. HELENA
ORLEANS
IBERVILLE
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
EAST CARROLL
CALCASIEU
ST. HELENA
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
ST. MARY
CALCASIEU
IBERVILLE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
BOSSIER
SOUTH PASS
LA SALLE
JEFFERSON
IBERVILLE
IBERVILLE
IBERVILLE
CALCASIEU
LA SALLE
EAST BATON ROUGE
EVANSELINE
VERMILION
ST. LANDRY
LAFOURCHE
ST. LANDRY
ST. LANDRY
IBERIA
ACADIA
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHB
RED RIVER
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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LA
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Spdate
10/25/92
10/26/92
10/28/92
11/01/92
11/02/92
11/03/92
11/04/92
11/04/92
09/05/92
11/10/92
11/11/92
11/11/92
10/29/92
11/12/92
11/12/92
11/12/92
11/13/92
11/13/92
11/14/92
11/14/92
11/11/92
11/16/92
11/16/92
11/18/92
11/18/92
11/19/92
11/20/92
11/21/92
11/24/92
11/24/92
11/26/92
11/26/92
11/26/92
11/26/92
11/27/92
11/30/92
12/04/92
12/05/92
12/07/92
12/08/92
12/09/92
11/29/92
12/11/92
12/19/92
12/22/92
12/22/92
12/23/92
12/24/92
12/24/92
12/29/92
12/26/92
12/29/91
12/21/92
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12/30/92
12/30/92
12/30/92
12/30/92
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01/04/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/07/93
01/08/93
01/08/93
01/08/93
01/09/93
01/04/93
01/11/93
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: FUEL NO. 2 D
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSMISSION FLUID
OIL! DIESEL
WASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
SALT HATER
OIL, FUEL-. NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
PETROLEUM COKE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 1
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
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OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
JET FUEL
JET FUEL
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (LIGHT OIL AND
OIL: CRUDE
BENZENE HYDROCARBON MIX
OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM DISTILATTE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OTHER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
BENZENE HYDROCARBON MIX
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F93-1079 PE SHELL HESTERN E t P
F93-1080 PE STEVEKS TRUCKLINK INC.
F93-1093 UN
F93-1096 UN
F93-1103 UN
F93-1109 PE EXXON USA
F93-1120 PE EXXON REFINERY
F93-1162 PE TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE
F93-1172 PE PHIBRO ENERGY
F93-1173 PE CITGO PIPELINE
F93-J183 PE EXXON CHEMICAL
F93-1193 PE BERING OPERATING CO.
. F93-1197 PE SHELL HESTERN EtP
F93-1216 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
F93-1240 PE THE SHELL OIL COMPANY
F93-I269 PE EXXON PIPELINE
F93-1271 PE CSX TRANSPORTATION
F93-127B PE RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
F93-1306 PE GOLDEN LINE REFINERY
F93-1307 PE GOLD LINE REFINERY
F93-130S PE BAR-W TRUCKING COMPANY
F93-1333 PE TEXACO INC
F93-1373 PE TEXACO INC
F93-1382 PE CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
F93-13I7 PE CR KIRBY CONTRACTORS
F93-1405 UN
F93-1413 PE TEXACO INC
F93-1427 PE CONOCO
F93-1447 PE EXXON PIPELINE
F93-1455 PE AMOCO PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-1471 FG USCG - HSO MORGAN CITY
F93-1475 PE MILL DRILL CO
F93-1483 UN
F93-1484 UN
F93-1555 PE GOTH DAIRY
F93-1600 PE DENOVO OIL AND GAS INC
F93-1C01 PE TEXACO EtP
F93-160S PE RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
F93-1610 PE GREBNHILL PETROLEUM CORP
F93-1646 PE MCDERMOTT INC
F93-1C99 PE DIXIE MARINE INC
F93-1711 PE EXXON REFINERY
F93-1724 PE OLE MAN RIVER TRANS
F93-172I PE CONOCO
F93-1839 UN
F93-1844 PE APACHE CORPORATION
F93-1902 PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
F93-1941 PE ORYX ENERGY CO
F93-2009 PE SONAT EXPLORATIONS
F93-2020 PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN CORP
F93-2027 PE J.P. OIL COMPANY
F93-20C4 PE EXXON REFINERY
F93-2011 PE ARKLA
F93-2095 PE TEXACO EtP
F93-2107 PE VISTA CHEMICAL
F93-2116 PE LOGTECH HIRELINE SERVICES
F93-2143 PE EXXON REFINERY
F93-21S1 PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
F»3-21S1 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
F93-2170 PE GOLD LINE REPINING
F93-2174 PE TEXACO
F93-2222 PE ASHLAND PIPELINE COMPANY
F93-2226 PE TKXACO INC
F93-2249 PB ANTHONY ESCORT SERVICE
F93-22I2 LG CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
F93-2300 PE CONOCO
F93-2337 PE SHELL WESTERN E 1 P
F93-2357 PE INGRAM BARGE COMPANY
F93-239I PE RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
F93-2405 PE KOCH SERVICES INC
Locate
LAT:29 DEO,51'10",
I-10 WESTBOUND
4646 HNY 3059
3C77 COOS FERRY RD
PARADIS FIELD NEAR TANK
SEC 18.R-20 E, T-14 SOUTH
4045 SCENIC HIGHHAY
HNY 1 SOUTH 2.5 MI SOUTH
HNY 105 SOUTH POB 453
3 MILES SOUTH OF HGHY 530
4999 SCENIC HNY
SEC-34.R-12 NEST. T-10
60300 SHELL OIL FIELD RD
ON HKY 30 AND 90
SHELL OIL FIELD NORTH OF
NEXT TO HYWV 93
GENTILY YARD (701
4000 EAST TBXAS AVE
CALCASIBU RIVER
OFF OLD TOWN RD
SABINB RIVER BRIDGE ON
5 HI SOUTH OF CITY,LAT:29
FAUFSE POINT FIELD.LAT:30
101 BROUN SMITCH RD
73SO TOM DR
STAR ROUTE BOX 2
IBERIA FIELD
2200 OLD SPANISH TRAIL
HKY 63
MILE 27 MORGAN CITY/ PORT
SEC-3. R-3 NEST, T-13
CITCO DOCK
DITCH ALONG 1-10
1401 HODGES ST
LEEORD NO. 3 LEASE OFF
FORDOCHB FIELD, LATl30 DEG
ISS BEFORE HAMMOND AREA
DELTA FARMS FIELD HELL
MCDEROTT FABRICATORS EAST
TEXACO HENRY FACILITY
4045 SCENIC HHY DOCKS
KROTZ SPRINGS ATCHAFALAYA
BTHEEN DOCKS 1 AND 2 OLD
CORNER OF MIKE DRIVE AND
THORHNELL FIELD, SBC-31.
2423 GED RD
CHACAHOULA FIELD
SEC-36. R-7 IIEST, T-17
HHY170NORTH OF GILLIAM LA
KROTZ SPRINGS OIL FIELD
4045 SCENIC HHY POB 551
600 BLOCK OF TEXAS ST
VILLB PLATTB
2201 OLD SPANISH TRAIL
1/4 MILE NORTH OF 1-20 ON
4045 SCENIC HHY
SEC-33, R-12 BEST, T-10
LAT:29 DEG,0*'13",LONG:90
4646 HHY 305*
HACKBERRY BAY,LAT:20 DEC
SEC-31. R-7 EAST. T-5
IBERIA FIELD
•75477 CYPRUS ST
1330 MURRAY ST
2200 OLD SPANISH TRAIL
LAT:24 DEG, 49' 3" NORTH,
SUNSHINE BRIDGE
1-20 EASTBOUHD MILE
OFF HHY 1
Lcity
MORGAN CITY
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
PARADIS
PARADIS
BATON ROUGE
LEEVILLE
KROTZ SPRINGS
OIL CITY
BATON ROUGE
VINTON
HHITE CASTLE
LEEVILLE
IOHA
CROHLEY
NEH ORLEANS
BOSSIER CITY
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
VINTON
NBH IBERIA
LOREAUVILLE
SLIDELL
BATON ROUGE
HOUHA
HBSTLAKB
PORT HUDSON
BELLE RIVER
LAKE ARTHUR
HESTLAKB
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
LOTTIE
HAMMOND
LAFITTB
MORGAN CITY
ABBEVILE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
HESTLAKB
PATTERSON
LAFAYETTE
VINTON
CHACAHOULA
ARCADIA
GILLIAM
KROTZ SPRINGS
BATON ROUGE
SHRBVEPORT
VILLE PLATTE
HESTLAKB
HINDOO
BATON ROUGE
VINTON
HEH ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
GRAND ISLE
JOHESVILLE
NEH IBERIA
SLIDBLL
ALEXANDRIA
HESTLAKB
LYDIA
BVRNSIDE
MINDEN
PLAQUEMINE
Lcounty
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIBU
CALCASIBU
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES
EAST BATON ROUGE
LAFOURCHE
ST.LANDRY
CAD DO
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIBU
IBERVILLE
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIBU
ACADIA
JEFFERSON
BOSSIER
CALCASIBU
CALCASIBU
CALCASIEW
IBERIA
IBERIA
ST. TAMMANY
EAST BATON ROUGE
CLAIBORHE
IBERIA
CALCASIBU
LAFOURCHE
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. MARTIN
CAMERON
CALCASIEU
CALCASIBU
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
POINTB COUPEB
TANGIPAHOA
LAFOURCHE
ASSUMPTION
VERMILION
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. LANDRY
CALCASIEU
ST. MARY
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
BIENVILLE
CADDO
ST.LANDRY
BAST BATON ROUGE
CADDO
EVANGELINE
CALCASIEU
HEBSTBR
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
CALCASIEU
LAFOURCHE
CATAHOULA
IBERIA
ST. TAMMANY
RAPIDBS
CALCASIEU
IBERIA
ASCENSION
HEBSTER
IBERVILLE
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
01/12/93
01/12/S3
01/14/93
01/14/93
01/15/93
01/14/93
01/14/93
01/19/93
01/20/93
01/19/93
01/20/93
01/21/93
01/21/93
01/22/93
01/23/93
01/26/93
01/26/93
01/24/93
01/29/93
01/29/93
01/28/92
02/01/93
02/04/93
02/04/93
02/05/93
02/04/93
02/07/93
02/01/93
02/10/93
02/10/93
02/11/91
02/12/93
02/12/93
02/12/93
02/11/93
02/23/93
02/23/93
02/23/93
02/24/93
02/26/93
03/03/93
03/03/93
03/04/93
03/04/93
03/15/93
03/12/93
03/20/93
03/23/93
03/27/93
03/21/93
03/21/93
04/01/93
03/01/93
04/03/93
04/04/93
03/14/93
04/07/93
04/08/93
04/01/93
04/09/93
04/09/93
04/14/93
04/15/93
04/17/93
04/20/93
04/21/93
04/26/93
/ /
04/29/93
04/30/93
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE (OTK-QUART)
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE HATER CONTAINING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE CONDENSATE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 1-D
OIL: CRUDE LITE
OTHER OIL (MIXED GASES)
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL ICONDENSATE)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL, FUEL: HO. 1
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILS,FUBL:»6
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
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9000.00 G
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0.00 U
51.00 B
1.00 O
75.00 B
0.00 U
0.00 U
1050.00 G
0.00 U
150.00 G
20.00 G
1.00 G
630.00 G
1.00 G
2400.00 G
200.00 G
0.00 U
0.00 U
110.00 G
168.00 G
150.00 G
30.00 G
0.00 U
0.00 U
10.00 G
15.00 G
0.00 U
2.00 B
2.00 G 1
2.00 B
0.00 U
0.00 U
30.00 G
100.00 B
60.00 G
80.00 G
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1.00 O
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1.00 G
2.00 G
5.00 B
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0.00 U
0.00 U
84.00 G
420.00 G
700.00 G
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1.00 B
100.00 G
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ERNS oil Spill Database
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F93-2423
F93-24SO
F93-2461
F93-2479
F93-2501
F93-2544
F93-2545
F93-2546
F93-2552
F93-2562
F93-2609
F93-2621
F93-2632
F93-2640
F93-2643
F93-2646
F93-2653
F93-2694
F93-2696
F93-271S
F93-2757
F93-2758
F93-2797
F93-2198
F93-2805
F93-2819
F93-2837
F93-2841
F93-2853
F93-2917
F93-2943
F93-2963
P93-2966
F93-2988
F93-2990
F93-3015
F93-3077
F93-3113
F93-3128
F93-3136
F93-3137
F93-3148
F93-3154
F93-3163
F93-3165
F93-3172
F93-3196
F93-3199
F93-3200
F93-3204
F93-3226
F93-3229
F93-3258
F93-3317
F93-3328
F93-3329
F93-3331
F93-3334
F93-3344
F93-3436
F93-3459
F93-3490
F93-3493
F93-3522
F93-3558
F93-3565
F93-3566
F93-3584
F93-3638
F93-3640
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PE
UN
UN
UN
PB
PE
PB
PE
LG
PE
PE
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PE
PE
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UN
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PE
PE
PE
PE
PE
UN
FG
PE
PE
PB
UN
PE
PE
PB
PE
PE
PB
PE
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PE
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PE
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PE
PE
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UN
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Prp
KOCH GATHERING
MARATHON OIL CO.
TEXACO INC
PLANTATION PIPELINE CO
J.P. OIL COMPANY
VISTA CHEMICAL
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
ARIZONA CHEMICAL COMPANY
TOCE OIL CO
SOUTHWESTERN ELEC POWER
VISTA CHEMICAL
HHITTEH OIL COMPANY
PENNZOIL E AND P
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL
BRAMMER ENGINEERING
PONDVILLB TRUCKING
GOLD LINE REFINING
PHIBRO ENERGY
EXXON CHEMICAL CO
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
425TH TRANSPORT. BRIGADE
UNKNOWN
TEXACO INC
PHIBRO ENERGY
SABIHE TRANSPORTATION
GREAT SCOTT, INC
KFG PETROLEUM
STAR ENTERPRISE
EXXON CHEMICAL
PERTO-GUARD
EXXON
ATLAS PROCESSING CO
GULF STATES UTILITIES
EXXON PIPELINE CO
HILL CORP.
HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY
DAIGLE PETROLEUM SALES
SANDERSON FARMS
CONCRETE EATERS
EXXON CO
PAGE MARITIME
EXXON PIPELINE
CALLAN PETROLEUM CO
CESLA RESOURCES
SHELL OIL
EXXON
FIHA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
CITGO PIPELINE CORP
TENN CAS PIPELINE
CONOCO INC
ONEBANE DONOHOB ET AL
AMOCO PIPELINE
LEND LEASE TRUCKS
M/V DAN BROCK
STATE POLICE HAZMAT
CURA
Locate
BAYOU BLUE OIL FIELD
POB AC MARATHON AVE AND
NEAR LOCK AND NO. 3
AZALEA DR
BAYOU SORREL LOCK
LAKE DAUTERIEVE, LAT:30DEG
2200 BLOUNT ROAD
HWY 13-1 MI SOUTH OF
OLD SPANISH TttAILtHHY 90)
3619 LEE ST
HINDBN ROAD
SEC-15, R-22 BAST, T-21
NORTH END OF MCCORMICK ST
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
NEAR US 84 SOUTH
NEAR LA HWY 168
INTERSTATE 20 WEST BOUND
1231-2 STATE HHY
SEC-10.R-1 EAST, T-19
402 KARLA DR
OFF GOLDLINB REFINERY
DOCK 1 AT PHIBRO ENERGY
4999 SCENIC HHY POB 241
SOUTH 2ND STREET
11271 SHEETS RD
1-20 NEAR SHREVPORT
1ST AVENUE BETWEEN CRAFT
FLUMB BOB FIELD
HHY 105 SOUTH
NEAR LOCK AND DAM NO. 2
CALCASIEU RIVER MILE 247
BURTON CREEK
SEC-6S, RANGE 8-EAST,T-2
INTERSECTION OF HHY 44 4
4999 SCENIC HWY
ATCHAFALAHY BASIN
DUCK LAKE
9EIBARTH DR MILBPOST
3333 MIDHAY ST
LOCATED ON ADAMS ST
CORNER OF ARMSTRONG AND
HYHY 90 AND BAYOU GOUCHE
TIGER LAGOON
NEAR SLIPS It6,COMMERCIAL
HWY 330
1226 NAT PENTON RD.
HHY 190 WEST
CHBNAULT AIR BASE, HANGER
BLACK RIVER,WHERE
DUCK LAKB/LAT:29 DBG
CITCO REFINERY C DOCK ON
LA HGHY 48
TORO ROAD
LSU HELL NO. 1 OFF OF
STATE LEASE 2670 NELL NO.
OFF HHY 308
SOUTH PROPERTY TANK FARM
WELL 59 PETBTANSE
2423 GED RD
SEC-30, R-9 HEST, T-10
8166 HHY 56 SOUTH
MIKE HOOKS RD
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
3458 BAYTREE ST
OFF HHY 723
ALLTBCHS PRODUCTION
3224 36TH STREET
KOCH ST. JAMBS
DRY CREEK BED LEADING TO
HWY 90 AT STUMPS ROAD
Lcity
GROSS STATE
GARYVILLB
COLFAX
HOSSTON
PLAQUEMINB
LOREAUVILLE
BATON ROUGE
CRONLEY
WEST LAKE
ALEXANDRIA
SPRING HILL
LEESVILLE
BOSSIER CITY
HESTLAKB
TULLOS
RODESSA
GIBS LAND
HINFIELD
DOHNESVILLE
THIBODAUX
LAKE CHARLES
KROTZ SPRINGS
BATON ROUGE
MONROE
GONZALES
BARKSDALB AFB
LAKE CHARLES
HENDESON
KROTZ SPRINGS
PINEVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
DEQUINCY
UNKNOWN
CONVENT
BATON ROUGE
PLAQUBMINES
PATTERSON
LAKE CHARLES
SHREVEPORT
KILLONA
LAKE CHARLES
BAYOU GOUCHE
NEH IBERIA
HEM IBERIA
ERATH
DEQUINCY
HAMMOND
LAKE CHARLES
KILDSVILLE
PATTERSON
LAKE CHARLES
ST. JAMES
ANACOCO
BATON ROUGE
KROEMER
RACELAHD
NORCO
AVERY ISLAND
VINTON
SULPHUR
COCODRIE
NESTLAKE
INTERCOASTAL CITY
VACHERIE
SCOTT
HACKBURRY
HETAIRIE
BURNS IDE
RAGLBY
GRETNA
Lcounty
IBERVILLE
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
GRANT
CADDO
IBERVILLE
IBERIA
EAST BATON ROUGE
ACADIA
CALCASIBU
RAPIDES
WEBSTER
LAFOURCHB
BOSSIER
CALCASIEU
HINN
CADDO
BIBNVILLE
HINN
UNION
LAFOURCHB
CALCASIEU
ST. LANDRY
EAST BATON ROUGE
OUACHITA
ASCENSION
BOSSIER
CALCASIEU
ST. MARTIN
ST. LANDRY
RAP IDES
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
ST. JAMES
EAST BATON ROUGE
IBERVILLE
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
CADDO
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIEU
ST. CHARLES
IBERIA
IBERIA
VERMILION
CALCASIEU
TANGIPAHOA
CALCASIEU
CONCORDIA
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
ST. JAMES
VERNOM
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. CHARLES
LAFOURCHE
ST. CHARLES
IBERIA
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
TERREBONNE
CALCASIEU
VERMILION
ST. JAMES
LAFAYETTE
CAMERON
JEFFERSON
ST. JAMBS
BEAURBGARD
ORLEANS
ST
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Spdate
05/02/93
OS/03/93
05/04/93
05/05/93
OS/01/93
OS/10/93
05/06/93
05/10/93
05/10/93
05/11/93
OS/14/93
05/14/93
05/15/93
05/16/93
05/13/93
05/15/93
05/17/93
05/19/93
05/19/93
05/21/93
05/24/93
05/25/93
05/21/93
05/21/93
05/27/93
05/27/93
05/28/93
05/29/93
06/01/93
06/05/93
06/01/93
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06/08/93
06/10/93
06/10/93
06/12/93
06/17/93
06/19/93
06/21/93
06/21/93
06/21/93
06/22/93
06/16/93
06/23/93
06/22/93
06/23/93
06/25/93
06/24/93
06/25/93
06/25/93
06/27/93
06/27/93
06/28/93
07/02/93
07/02/93
01/02/93
07/02/93
07/03/93
07/05/93
07/13/93
07/15/93
07/17/93
07/17/93
07/20/93
07/22/93
07/23/93
01/23/93
07/25/93
07/29/93
07/29/93
Mltl
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (VIRGIN SLOP
UNKNOWN OIL
OTHER OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
DOHTHERM
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, FUEL: NO. 1
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, CRUDE OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
WASTE OIL
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, FUEL: NO. 1-D
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINES AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OTHER OIL (GAS OIL)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE AND SALT
OIL: CRUDE
PROCESSED CRUDE OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
HYDRAULIC OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (CONDENSATE)
UNKNOWN OIL
OTHER OIL (HASTE SLUDGE)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OTHER OIL / LIGHT
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. FUEL: NO. 2-D
Quant 1
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0.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
1.00
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150.00
5.00
50.00
4.00
3.00
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15.00
60.00
0.00
15.00
0.00
3.00
1.00
2.00
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0.00
1000.00
0.00
2.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
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1500.00
10.00
8.00
5.00
0.00
42.00
126.00
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1.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
150.00
0.00
30.00
0.00
5.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
80.00
2.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
5.00
2.00
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0.00
0.00
0.00
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Locate
4999 SCENIC HHY POB 241
BAYOU ST VINCENT FIELD
MARIE THIBODEAUX NO. 1
OAK HARBOR CANAL OFF
E LAKE PAULURB FIELD
5429 EASTERN DRIVE
ERATH FIELD
1-55 LA. STATE SCALES
RIDGE RD
COMPRESSOR STATION 623
PRIVATE DOCK
LACASSINE FIELD HELL
101 BROWN SNITCH RD
BIG ISLAND FIELD .25 MILE
NEH IBERIA
LA HHY 371,5 MI NORTH OF
PLUM BOB FIELD
PLUM BOB FIELD
US HHY 90
JEAN CHAPPLE ROAD
HNY 87 AND HHY320
LANSON CO-MINGLED
TEXACO 1600 LAPALCO BLVD
LAT:29 DEC 50'36"HORTH,
PARKING LOT OF PARISH
INTERSECTION OF 1-49 AND
MARKER 101 CALCASIEU
CHENALT AIRPARK NEAR
4045 SCENIC HHY
HHY 3059
BEHIND DATA SECURITY AND
3002 MASON ST
2 HI NORTHEAST OF
100 EVANS LANE
1-49 S MILE 40
.30 MI EAST OF
DUCK LAKE OIL BATTERY
1603 LITTLE BAYOU OIL
NUMBER 15 CHAHALE COVE
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
HWY 27 3 MILES N
KROTB SPRINGS FIELD OFF
PHELPS CORRECTIONAL
BAYOU SALE HELL UNIT 2.
LAT:29 DBG 46'07"NORTH,
GOLD LINE REFINERY ON THE
PETIT ANSE MO. 84 D AVERY
1940 HNY 1 N
PERKINS FIELD TANK
1/2 MILE VEST OF HISSI3S1
SEC-33.R-15 WEST, T-14
2200 BLOUNT RD
MISSISSIPPI RIVER MI.140
4401 HWY lOt SEA DOCK
4045 SCENIC HHY
HHY 171 BURLEIGHS GROCERY
1300 COLUMBIA SOUTHERN
3333 MIDWAY ST
J.J. MARTIN TANK BATTERY
LAT-.29 DEG 51' 12"NORTH,
LA HGWY 3<
HWY II S
ACROSS FROM 13525
SEC-34, R-l« WEST, T-21
POB 11331 SUP 6
LAT 32 DEG 43* 22" NORTH,
165 CHEVRON ROAD
SOUTH OF 1-10 AT END Of
2200 BLOUNT ROAD
Lclty
BATON ROUGE
PIERRE PART
BREAUX BRIDGE
SLIDELL
BAYOU LOURES
LAKE CHARLES
ERATH
KENTHOOD
WHITE CASTLE
KINDER
MANCHAC
HAYES
SLIDELL
DEVILLE
BASILE
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
MORGAN CITY
LEBSVILLE
NBH IBERIA
CROLBY
HARVEY
PARADIS
LAKE CHARLES
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
IOWA
PORT ALLEN
BATON ROUGE
PAHCHOVILtE
LAFAYETTE
WHITEVILLE
STERLINGTON
PATTERSON
NEW IBERIA
SILDELL
MARION
DEAN
DEQUINCY
KROTZ SPRINGS
DEOUIHCY
CBNTERVILLE
PARADIS
LAKE CHARLES
NEW IBERIA
PORT ALLEN
DEQUINCY
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
GARYVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
BATON ROUGE
RAOLEY
LAKE CHARLES
SHREVEPORT
BREAUX BRIDGE
GUBYDOH
COVINGTON
LOTTIE
BATON ROUGE
TREES
NEW IBERIA
SHREVEPORT
GOLDEN MEADOW
CRONLEY
BATON ROUGE
Lcounty
BAST BATON ROUGB
ASSUMPTION
ST .MARTIN
ST. TAMMANY
ASSUMPTION
CALCASIEU
VERMILION
TANGIPAHOA
IBERVILLE
JEFFERSON DAVIS
TANGIPAHOA
CAMERON
ST. TAMMANY
RAPIDES
IBERIA
EVANGBLINE
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
ASSUMPTION
VERHOH
IBERIA
ACADIA
JEFFERSON
ST. CHARLES
CALCASIEU
LAFAYETTE
CALCASIEU
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
WEST BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE
JEFFERSON DAVIS
LAFAYETTE
ST. LANDRY
UNION
ST. MARTIN
ST. MARTIN
ST. TAMMANY
UNION
UNION
BEAUREGARD
ST. MARTIN
CALCASIEU
ST. TAMMANY
LAFOURCHB
CALCASIEU
IBERIA
WEST BATON ROUGE
CALCASIEU
WEST BATON ROUGE
DB SOTO
EAST BATON ROUGE
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
CALCASIEU
EAST BATON ROUGE
BEAUREGARD
CALCASIEU
CADDO
ST. MARTIN
VERMILION
ST. TAMMANY
POIHTE COUPEE
BAST BATON ROUGE
CADDO
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CADDO
LAFOURCHE
ACADIA
EAST BATON ROUGE
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07/26/93
07/31/93
08/03/93
01/04/93
08/04/93
06/05/93
06/06/93
08/06/93
08/07/93
06/05/93
08/08/93
08/09/93
06/03/93
01/10/93
06/11/93
06/13/93
08/13/93
06/13/93
06/14/93
08/18/93
06/19/93
08/09/93
08/21/93
06/22/93
Ot/21/»3
06/25/93
08/25/93
08/26/93
08/30/93
08/30/93
08/30/93
08/30/93
08/30/93
06/31/93
09/01/93
09/03/93
09/06/93
09/10/93
09/02/93
06/10/93
09/15/93
09/1S/93
09/15/93
09/16/93
09/16/93
09/19/93
09/23/93
09/24/93
09/23/93
09/21/93
09/21/93
09/29/93
09/29/93
09/30/93
09/30/93
09/22/93
10/03/93
10/01/93
10/04/93
10/05/93
10/06/93
10/09/93
10/11/93
10/12/93
10/12/93
10/14/93
10/15/93
10/15/93
10/16/93
Matl
PROCESSED GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC I MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
NAPHTHA: COAL TAR
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS CONDENSATB
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D
OTHER OIL (CONDBNSATB)
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
ASPHALT
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC I MINERAL
JBT FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC I TRANSFORMER
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, HISCi TRANSFORMER
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
NATURAL GAS
OIL I CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
WASTE OIL
HASTE OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
LOW SULFUR DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILl CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
WAXY GAS OIL/WAXY
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
Quant 1
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1.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
21.00
1.00
0.00
200.00
0.00
1.00
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10.00
10.00
10.00
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40.00
100.00
10.00
150.00
2.00
0.00
6400.00
0.00
12.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
150.00
2.00
40.00
30.00
0.00
3.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
150.00
50.00
35.00
5.00
9.00
15.00
20.00
50.00
10.00
0.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
19.00
0.00
600.00
10.00
2.00
0.00
2.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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F94-0249
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F94-0324
F94-0339
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F94-0391
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SEC-2 SOUTH, R-ll EAST,
2400 NEST CONGRESS
CHAUVIN NO. 1 EAST LAKE
PORT OF IBERIA ROAD
NEAR HHY 71 / BESIDE
BRULE-ST.VINCENT AREA
1-10 MILE 252
BIG LAKE RD
6 MI HH OF PLAQUEMINE
200 WEST HILLOH
3333 MIDWAY STREET
BATON ROUGE REFINERY 404S
12822 HODGES LH
MILE 47 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER
Lcity
PLAQUEMINE
LAFAYETTE
HOUMA
GILLIAM
HAPOLEANVILLB
NEW ORLEANS
LAKE CHARLES
PLAQUEMINE
LAFAYETTE
SHREVEPORT
BATON ROUGE
HALKER
KROTZ SPRINGS
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
NEST BATON ROUGE
LAFAYETTE
TERREBONNE
IBERIA
CADDO
ASSUMPTION
ORLEANS
CALCASIEU
WEST BATON ROUGE
LAFAYETTE
CADDO
EAST BATON ROUGE
LIVINGSTON
ST. LANDRY
ST Spdate
LA 10/21/93
LA 07/14/92
LA 10/22/93
LA 10/01/93
LA 10/23/93
LA 10/24/93
LA 10/24/93
LA 10/26/93
LA 10/21/93
LA 10/27/93
LA 10/29/93
LA 10/29/93
LA 10/29/93
LA 11/03/93
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OTHER OIL (VACUUM GAS
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F87-0050
F87-0053
F87-0055
F87-005B
. F87-0068
F87-0078
F87-0095
F87-0099
FB7-0114
F87-0125
F87-0127
F87-0128
F87-0131
F87-0139
F87-0141
F87-0147
F87-0156
F87-0192
F87-0213
F87-0225
F87-0229
F87-0247
F87-0290
F87-0301
F87-0306
F87-0325
F87-0326
F87-0327
F87-0332
F87-0341
F87-0345
F87-0359
F87-0379
F87-038S
F87-0394
F87-0406
F87-0412
F87-0418
F87-0457
F87-04S8
F87-0464
F87-0466
F87-0471
F87-0478
F87-0504
F87-0510
F87-0519
F87-0520
F87-0526
F87-0543
F87-0544
F87-0545
F87-0546
F87-0595
F87-0596
F87-0609
F87-0615
F87-0616
F87-0618
F87-0626
F87-0631
F87-0634
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CHEVRON USA
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
EXXON
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
EXXON
PHILLIPS 66
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PURINA MILLS
KOCH GATHERING
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE!
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
TOTAL PIPELINE
AMOCO PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
SUN PIPELINE
FOUNTAIN, JIM
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
MARATHON OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
SHELL OIL
CHEVRON USA
CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
SUN REFINING
HILLIAHS PIPELINE
CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
ARCO
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
OIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
SHELL OIL
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
CORP OF ENGINEERS
AMOCO
ARCO OIL ( GAS
PHILLIPS 66
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
Locate
SEC. 30 R2S T3W
PONTOTOC COUNTY SB 1/4
51 T10N R8H
HE 1/4 OF NH S7 R20H T7N
1 MILE SH OF DRUMHRIGHT
NH 1/4 OF HE 1/4 Sl» T21
HE 1/4 S 18 T18N R7E
SH 1/4 S19 T22N R3H
NH 1/4 S10T19N R7H
SH 1/4 S5 T15N R6E 3
1108 NH 3RD AVENUE
56T9NR1H, LITTLE RIVER
4 MI. NO. VELAMA,
SEC. 24, T-l-S, R-5-B.
SHI/4, 35, T2SN R1H
SEC 31 19 II SE
SE 1/4 SEC 13 4S, IB
I MILE SOUTH OF ASBUR OK.
NH 1/4 SEC. 26 T7N R6E
1 HI. S, 1 MI. E, 1/2 HI.
NE 1/4 SB, T17N, R7E
SEC. 12 TISN R3E
NE 1/4 SEC. 21 TIN ASH
NH 1/4 SEC. 11 THN R3H
NEAR HHY 7
AT SH 1/4 OF SH 1/4 OF
AT NH 1/4 S4 T17N R7E
DAVENPORT, OK, SEC 17,
SH 1/4 OF SH 1/4 OF SH
SEC. 25 R4E T6N
SEC. 33 T19N R7E
SE 1/4, SEC 32, T2N R2H
3 MI. S OF 1/4 MI. E. OF
3 MI. S., AND 3 MI. HEST
STORE NO. 1984-SOUTH
6 MILES S. OF MILFOY
NH 1/4 SEC. 15 15N 7E
NH 1/4 SEC. 32, IN, 4H
SH 1/4 SECTION 5 IS 3H
S15R14T6E
SEC. 17 TOWNSHIP 17N
SEC. 3 T4N R5H
SH/4 SEC. 21. TUN. R8E,
SEC. 24,T4S,R2H
SH 1/4 HE 1/4 SEC 25, T4N
S20T17NR7E
522 12N 2H
BRISTOH
SE5E S4T25NR2E
NE 1/4 S24T16NR16H
SH 1/4 S276N2E
NH SU5N3EH
SE 1/4 S5 T7N R9E
3 HI. E. t 2 HI. N. OF
SEC. 1 8N 5E
SEC. 27 R17 T7
SEC. 25 SH 1/4 T4N R1H
CEMENT AREA-PARTS OF
CEMENT AREA-PARTS OF
CEMENT AREA-PARTS OF
CEMENT AREA-PARTS OF
NH 1/4 NH 1/4 S12 T1S R4H
SH QTR OF 5H9 T20N R2E
NH QTR 524 T20N R1H
HALL OF FAME DRIVE
NE QTR 518 T1S R3H
BETHEBN CARTER ( LONE CO.
HB/4 SEC 12, TIN, R7E
SEC 36, T4N, R3H
Lcity
ALLEN
HINCO
DRUMMOND
DRUMRIGHT
HAUKOMIS
STROUD
OKLAHOMA CITY
TONKAHA
CUSHIHC
ARDMORE
ASBUR
COYLE
DRUMRIGHT
MAYSVILLE
VELMA
HEALDTON
OILTON
STROUD
CROHHELL
TULSA
MILFAY
MILFAY
VELMA
KIEFER
LONE GROVE
OKLAHOMA CITY
BRISTOH
PONCA CITY
PONCA CITY
BRISTOH
SEMIHOLE
DRUMRIGHT
PAULS VALLEY
TULSA
COUNTYLINE
STILLHATER
OKLAHOMA CITY
STILLHATER
RATLIFF CITY
HILSON
STONEWALL
OKARACHE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CARTER
PONTOTOC
CANADIAN
GARFIELD
CREEK
GARFIELD
CREEK
GARFIELD
KINGFISHER
LIVNOLE
OKLAHOMA
CLEVELAND
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
KAY
PAYHE
CARTER
POTTAHATOMIE
SEMINOLE
LOGAN
CREEK
LINCOLN
STEPHENS
MCCLAIN
STEPHENS
CARTER
CREEK
LINCOLN
LOVE
POTTAHATOMIE
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
LINCOLN
SEMINOLE
TULSA
CREEK
CREEK
STEPHENS
CARTER
LINCOLN
CREEK
GRADY
SEMINOLE
CARTER
PAYHE
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
CREEK
KAY
KAY
LINCOLN
HUGHES
CREEK
SEMINOLE
CREEK
GARVIN
CAD DO
CADDO
CADDO
CADDO
TULSA
CARTER
PAYNE
OKLAHOMA
PAYNE
STEPHENS
CARTER
PONTOTOC
GARVIN
ST Spdate
OK 10/01/86
OK 10/03/86
OK 10/04/86
OK 10/05/86
OK 10/07/86
OK 10/07/86
OK 10/05/86
OK 10/06/86
OK 10/07/86
OK 10/08/86
OK 10/06/86
OK 10/08/86
OK 10/10/86
OK 10/11/86
OK 10/15/86
OK 10/16/86
OK 10/20/86
OK 10/22/86
OK 10/22/86
OK 10/22/86
OK 10/23/86
OK 10/24/86
OK 10/24/86
OK 10/25/86
OK 10/02/86
OK 11/13/86
OK 11/03/86
OK 11/07/86
OK 11/12/86
OK 11/03/86
OK 11/20/86
OK 11/21/86
OK 11/22/86
OK 11/25/86
OK 11/20/86
OK 11/25/86
OK 11/27/86
OK 11/26/86
OK 11/28/86
OK 11/30/86
OK 12/03/86
OK 11/24/86
OK 12/05/86
OK 12/10/86
OK 12/16/86
OK 12/07/86
OK 12/14/86
OK 12/14/86
OK 12/16/86
OK 12/16/86
OK 12/17/86
OK 12/18/86
OK 12/16/86
OK 12/24/86
OK 12/26/86
OK 12/27/86
OK 12/30/86
OK 01/18/85
OK 01/18/85
OK 01/18/85
OK 01/18/85
OK 01/02/87
OK 01/02/87
OK 01/06/87
OK 01/06/87
OK 01/06/87
OK 01/07/87
OK 01/08/87
OK 01/09/87
OK 01/11/87
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
ANIMAL FAT
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
KEROSENE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
DIESEL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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F87-0642
F87-0650
F87-0670
F87-0681
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F87-0686
F87-0696
F87-0712
F87-0720
F87-0724
F87-0725
. F87-0731
F87-073S
FB7-0753
F87-0789
F87-OB06
F87-0819
F87-0831
F87-0873
F87-0878
F87-0899
F87-0902
FS7-0907
F87-0921
F87-0930
F87-0931
F87-0935
F87-09SO
F87-09S1
F87-0963
FB7-0964
F87-0965
F87-0987
F87-0995
F87-1016
F87-1034
F87-1038
F87-1045
F87-1050
F87-107S
F87-1082
F87-1083
FB7-1094
F87-1121
F87-1127
F87-1130
F87-11S2
F87-11S6
F87-1227
F87-1232
F87-1240
F87-1242
F87-1248
F87-1250
F87-1257
F87-1290
F87-1311
F87-1334
F87-1339
F87-1358
F87-1369
F87-1384
F87-1432
F87-1433
F87-1434
F87-1443
F87-1466
FB7-1482
FB7-14BB
Prp
ARCO PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
KERR HCGEB
KERR HCGEB
SHELL OIL
MOBIL OIL
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MARATHON OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
SUN PRODUCTION I
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
TENHECO OIL
DORDEN CARCO
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CINDY RAMSEY ONHER
MOBIL OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MARATHON OIL
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
PHILLIPS 66
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
AMOCO PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
EXXON
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
OKLAHOMA HIGHWAY PATROL
PATCO INVESTMENTS
AMOCO PRODUCTION
AMOCO PRODUCTION
OXY CITY SERVICE NGL
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
TOTAL PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
AMOCO PRODUCTION
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
CITY OF LOCUST GROVE F.D.
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
DRILL CONTRACTOR OF TULSA
TEXACO OIL
STANDARD OIL
CONOCO PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
SUN PRODUCTION t
TOTAL PIPELINE
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
PHILLIPS 66
MOBIL OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
Locate
1/2 HI. E. OF HUT 56
5 1/2 SIS T20N R6E
1 HI. H. OF YALE 3 MI. N
SB/4 OFF SEC 2 5N 4H NEAR
ADJACENT TO HNY 64
HE OTR NN S2S TBN R7E
SB OTR SH 53 T45R3H
516 TIN R3H
SB OTR 512 T1S R4H
MIO CONTINENT PIPELINE
H. 1/4 S. 8 T16N R7PB
SH 1/4 HE 1/4 S36 T19N
SECT 21 THNSHP3N SH 1 H.
SECTION 5 TOHNSHIP 17 N.
SE 1/4 MI. 575 N 8B
NH 1/4 SEC 24. T20N. R1H
SH 1/4SEC.34 T17N SMI.
120 H. t 20TH ST.
NH 1/4 SEC. 4 IN R7E
SE 1/4 SEC12.T15.R4H 1HI.
SH 1/4 SEC 34 T10N, RGB
SEC 22 TOHNSHIP 3 N.
SE OTR SH QTR SYN 7 T4N
NH/A SEC 22, TSN, R8E
SE/A SH4
HE SH HE SEC. 15, T4N,
SEC. 11 T45 R3H
NH H SEC. 7. T4N, R4W
NE 1/4 SE 1/4 SE 1/4
HE 1/4
NH/4 SEC, 14, T5N.T3H
NH QTR. SH QTR. 37 TBN
HE 1/4 S23 TIN RSH
HE 1/4 S17 TUN R4E
SH QTR.S9 T18N R7E
NH 1/4 S32 T2HR2H
SECTION 8 TOHNSHIP 18N
S35E T2NR2H 2.5 MI. SE OF
1/2 HI. E. OF JUNCTION
4 MI. NO. OP HASKELL ON
RT 7 BOX 213A
SE 1/4 OF SB 1/4 SEC 13
Sll T6N R21B SH 1/4 OF SH
SECTION 23 T17N REH
HE 1/4 OF SH 1/4 OF
SH 1/4 SEC 36 T25N R11H
SEC. 7 R1H. T2H
NH 1/4 SH 14 NH 14
NH 1/4, SEC. 3, T14N, R7B
HE 1/4, SEC. 9. TUN, R6E
NH 1/4, SEC. 28, R16N,
SH 1/4, SEC. 12, TIN, RSH
S HI. E. OF TOHN ON HHY
NH 1/4 S30 T18N R4H
GRAND RIVER. LAKE HUDSON
S HI. H. HHY 177 SH 1/4
1 MIX EAST OF LOVBLL,
NH OTR S31 T19N RSH
330 FEET NS LINE 660 FEET
TOHNSHIP 27N RANGE 7 HEST
SH S184S1H
SECTION 21-14N-4N
SECTION 15-14N 4H
SEC. 22 - 14N - 4N
REST OF EHFBU 2S-I HILL
SEC. 19, TIN, R4H, 8 HI.
MOBIL PIPELINE
SH QUATER OF SEC. 36.
Loity
CROMHELL
JENNINGS
YALE
MAYSVILLE
DAHREB
SBMINOLE
CUSHING
PKRNBLL
TUSSY
DRUMRIGHT
SHAMROCK
OILTOH
MIDLAND
DRUHRIGHT
OKLAHOMA CITY
PERRY
SAPULPA
SBHINOLE
CUSHING
OKMULGEE
HOLDENVILLB
MAYSVILLE
SEMINOLE
LAHTON
LINDSEY
ALLEN
HAILEYVILLB
MAYSVILLE
HEALDTON
LINDSBY
DRUMRIGHT
SHIDLER
STONEY
VBLHA
CHANDLER
ELMORE CITY
TULSA
ELMORE CITY
DRUHRIGHT
MUSKOGEE
COUNTYLIHE
REDOAK
KINGFISHER
YALE
TONKAHA
MAYSVILLE
COUNTYLINE
DRUHRIGHT
STROUD
OKLAHOMA CITY
LOCUST GROVE
SPARINAH
POHCA CITY
LOVZLL
HENNESSEY
SAPULPA
HAKITA
HASSON STATION
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
DUNCAN
VELHA
FOX
QUAPAH
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
SEMIMOLC
PAHNEE
PAYNE
HCCLAIN
CLEVELAND
SBMINOLE
CARTER
GARVIN
CARTER
CREEK
CREEK
CREEK
GRADY
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
NOBLE
CREEK
SEHINOLE
PAYNE
OKMULGEE
HUGHES
GARVIN
SEHINOLE
COMANCHE
GARVIN
PONTOTOC
PITTSBURG
GARVIN
CARTER
GARVIN
CREEK
OSACB
HCCLAIN
POTTAHATOMIE
STEPHENS
LINCOLN
CREEK
GARVIH
TULSA
GARVIH
CREEK
MUSKOGEE
SEMINOLE
GARVIN
LATIHER
KINGFISHER
PAYNE
KAY
GARVIH
CARTER
CREEK
LINCOLN
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
HAYES
LOGAN
HAYES
KAY
LOGAN
KINGFISHER
CREEK
GRANT
CARTER
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
GARVIN
STEPHENS
CARTER
OTTAHA
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Spdate
01/li/»7
01/12/87
01/13/87
01/15/81
01/13/87
01/16/87
01/12/87
01/17/87
01/22/87
01/24/87
01/27/87
01/27/87
01/28/87
01/20/87
12/22/86
01/31/87
01/08/87
02/05/87
02/10/87
02/10/87
02/07/87
02/24/87
02/2S/87
02/26/87
02/28/87
03/06/87
03/04/87
03/07/87
03/10/87
03/10/»7
03/09/87
03/09/87
03/12/87
03/16/87
03/17/87
03/17/87
03/20/87
03/22/87
03/23/87
03/23/87
03/27/87
03/28/87
03/27/87
03/31/87
02/04/87
04/03/87
04/06/87
04/11/87
04/12/87
04/22/87
04/27/87
04/25/87
04/28/87
04/29/87
04/27/87
04/23/87
05/07/87
OS/12/87
04/29/87
05/13/87
05/15/87
OS/18/87
OS/16/87
01/31/87
01/27/87
01/27/87
05/05/87
05/25/87
05/27/87
05/29/87
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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F87-1489
F87-1490
F87-1494
F87-1499
F87-1503
F87-1516
F87-1524
F87-1S25
F87-1529
F87-1534
F87-1535
F87-1541
. F87-1547
F87-1557
F87-1S64
F87-1565
F87-157B
F87-1581
F87-1590
F87-1594
F87-1610
F87-1618
F87-1675
F87-1676
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F87-1711
F87-1716
F87-1732
F87-1774
F87-1783
F87-1790
F87-1800
F87-1824
F87-1843
F87-1856
F87-1862
F87-1863
F87-1864
F87-1893
F87-1915
F87-1924
F87-1937
F87-1989
F87-1993
F87-2004
F87-2054
F87-2117
F87-2122
F87-2160
F87-2190
F87-2216
F87-2219
F87-2225
F87-2269
F87-2286
F87-2308
F87-2357
F88-0017
F88-0031
F88-0035
F88-0036
F88-0090
F88-0097
F8B-0109
F88-0110
F88-OH1
F88-0122
F88-0123
F88-0142
F8B-0144
Prp
AMOCO PRODUCTION
UNKNOWN
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
APACHE CORP.
AMOCO PRODUCTION
UNKNOWN
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CONOCO PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
ARCO PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
BMP PETROLEUM
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
RAILROAD
PHILLIPS 66
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
COCK OIL
QUICK DRAH
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
KHB OIL PROPERTY
BURLINGTON NORTHERN
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
BURLINGTON NORTHERN
UNKNOWN
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
STANDARD OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
SUN OIL
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
STANDARD OIL
SULLIVAN TRUCKING
ARCO OIL ( GAS
TEXACO OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
TRUCKER DISPOSAL
CONOCO PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
STANDARD OIL
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
STANDARD OIL
TEXACO INC.
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ACACIA NATURAL GAS CORP.
MOBILE PIPELINE CO.
STANDARD OIL
MOBIL OIL CO.
MOBIL OIL CORP.
STANDARD OIL
CLEMENT, C.C.
STANDARD OIL
STANDARD OIL
AMOCO PIPELINE
SUN EXPLORATION AND
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SEC. 1, TIN, R3H
SECTION 13, 3H IN
SH 1/4 S31 T17 Rl
517, T14H, R2H
SECT 22, T2S, R3H
RED RIVER/7 MIL
SE 1/2 SEC. 26 T6N R7E
SH 1/4 SEC. 20 T19N R9H
3 MI. N. OF BYERS TX
N. HHY 74 2.S MI H/HWY 24
GROVE COURT
SE QTR. SXN1 T6S R1N
SH OTR. SI T15N R3E
SE BRADLEY "A" SATELLITY
PAUL KANE LEASE
SH QUARTOR OF SEC. 27.
NE 1/4 SEC 8 T21N R1H
SE CORNER, SEC. 33, T16,
SEC. 19, R, 3E, 785,
S. CENTRAL GRADY CO./NEAR
SH 1/4 SEC. 23 T1S, R5H
EASTERN 1/2 OF THE SHI/4
NH 1/4 SI T18N R4E
1.5 MI. S., .5 HI.
SE 1/4 S10 T4N R6E
COCK OIL CO.
1.25 MO. E. OF BILLING
SE/4 SEC 32, TIN, R5H
NH QUADRANT OF OKLA.. CITY
TEXAS BELT MILE POST 425
NH 1/4 OF S5T18NR7E
1 1/2 MI. S. OF DRUHMOND
HHY 48
BETHEEN DEER CREEK
PEPPER LYONS LEASE
OFF MACARTHUR S. 206TH H.
ELMORE GAS PLANT »23
SE 1/4 SEC 23 R5N T6H
HHY. 33 4 HI. NEST OF
EOLA FIELD SEC 8-1N-2N
NH QUARTER SECTION 33. 5N
1 MILE N, 1/4 MILE H. OF
NH CORNER/HE QUARTER
SH QTR NE QTR SEC16 T4N
SH SH SEC 22-14H-4H
1 HI. E. OF TULSA
NE 1/4 S4 T4S R3H
3 MI. SOUTH 1 HI. EAST
OKLA. COUNTY/NEAREST CITY
TRUCKER DISPOSAL
NH 1/4, SEC. 4, T19N R7H
SEC 36, T4N, R3H,
NC NH SEC. 25-15N-5H
SE 1/4, SBC 28, R2H, T2E,
NE 1/4, SEC. 30, R8E, T5N
SE NESEC 21-14H-4H
S5 T5S R1H
NE 1/4 SST14N R3B
SH 1/4, SECTION 13, T4N,
SH CORNER SEC. 13 4 N. 3
NEAR T.334 SOHIOKINY NE
SEC 26/T2S/R3H
NE OF NH OF NE SXN 26,
T. «21 HEHLU SE NN SEC
T. »194 CITY SERVICE ODIE
KING 'A' TANK BATTERY
SE NE SEC 16-14N-4H
SXN 5N6-T10N-R9H
SH QTR. SXN 11-T9N-R6E
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ELMORE CITY
COYLE
EDHOND
COUNTYLINB
HAURIKA
OKEENE
HAURIKA
LAHTON
CHANDLER
MARIETTA
RUSH SPRINGS
VELMA
CUSHING
CUSHING
DRUMRIGHT
ADA
JENKS
BILLINGS
OKLAHOMA CITY
TULSA
DRUHMOND
ALLEN
LOCUST GROVE
LINDSAY
DBHBY
ADA
MCALBSTER
TULSA
HEALDTON
DEPEH
OKLAHOMA CITY
SKIATOOK
HAYSVILLE
KINGFISHER
FIFFSTOHN
ALLEN
LONE GROVE
UNKNOHN
HAYSVILLE
HAYSVILLE
UNKNOHN
FOX
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
SEMINOLE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
GARVIN
GARVIN
LOGAN
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
JEFFERSON
SEMINOLE
KINGFISHER
COTTON
GARVIN
DELAHARE
JEFFERSON
COHANCHE
LINCOLN
GARVIN
CAD DO
NOBLE
NOBLE
CREEK
LOVE
GRADY
STEPHENS
PAYNE
PAYNE
CREEK
PONTOTOC
TULSA
NOBLE
STEPHENS
OKLAHOMA
TULSA
CREEK
GARFIELD
PONTOTOC
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
GARVIN
GRADY
HAYES
GARVIN
GARVIN
HASHINGTOH
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
PITTSBURG
TULSA
CARTER
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
TULSA
KINGFISHER
GARVIN
KINGFISHER
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
LINCOLN
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OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOHN
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
01L:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
ROAD OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
SALT HATER
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
OIL
SALT HATER AND OIL
OIL CRUDE
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1.00 B P
60.00 B P
1200.00 6 F
0.00 P
1.00 G F
100.00 B P
2100.00 G P
420.00 S P
130.00 B P
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1.00 B P
0.00 P
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3.00 B F
5.00 B P
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3.00 B P
1.00 G P
2000.00 G F
10.00 B P
124.00 B F
250.00 G R
2.00 B P
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22.00 B F
7.00 B F
3.00 B F
7.00 B F
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17000.00 G H
47.00 B F
10.00 B F
150.00 B P
25.00 B P
15.00 B P
8.00 B F
50.00 G H
230.00 B F
4.00 B P
370.00 B P
0.00 F
400.00 B P
2.00 B f
11.00 B F
70.00 B P
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4.00 B F
8.00 B P
25.00 B P
230.00 P
150.00 B P
1.00 B F
63.00 B F
60.00 B V
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F8B-0174
F88-0175
F88-0189
F88-0195
F88-0206
F88-0215
F88-0224
F88-0248
F88-0289
F88-0290
FS8-0311
F88-03I6
. F88-0317
F88-0342
F88-0343
F88-0351
F88-0368
F88-0381
F88-0405
F88-0410
F88-0412
F88-0415
F88-0416
F88-0426
F8I-0431
F88-0438
F88-0447
F88-04C4
F88-0481
F88-0509
F88-0519
F88-0526
F88-0533
F88-0536
F88-0544
FM-0552
F88-0558
F88-0577
F88-0596
F88-0605
FI8-0609
FSI-0616
F08-06U
F8I-0626
F88-0627
F88-0628
FBI-0636
F88-0638
F88-0640
F88-0643
F88-0645
F88-0646
F88-0648
F88-0652
FII-0651
F8I-0661
F88-0672
F88-0714
F88-0725
F88-0735
F88-0736
F88-0739
F88-0757
F88-0795
F88-0825
F88-0843
F88-08S3
F88-0859
F88-0905
F88-0910
Prp
MOBIL PIPELINE
CHEVRON
HIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CONOCO PIPELINE
CONOCO PIPELINE
HID CONTINEHBT PIPELINE
HIDCONTIHENT PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
CONOCO PIPELINE
HILLIAHS PIPELINE CO.
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
KERR-HCGEE
HID CONTINENTAL PIPE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
UNION PACIFIC
EXXON CO. USA
CONOCO PIPELINE
MOBIL PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO BLDG.
SINCLAIR REFINERY
HIDCONTIHENTAL PIPELINE
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
STANDARD OIL
EXXON
TEXACO
EXXON USA
MOBIL
TEXAS OIL AND GAS CORP.
PHILLIPS PETI CO.
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
QUAD STATES DISTRIBUTING
HIDCONTINENTA1. PIPELINE
HILLIAHS PIPELINE
TEXACO PIPELINE
LINCOLN ROCK CORP.
SOHATT EXPLORATION CO.
MOBIL EXPLORATION 4
MOBIL EXPLORATION t
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
HILLIAHS PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA INC.
C.A. HARDIN
MOBIL EXPL. AND PRODUCE
CONOCO PIPELINE
MOBIL EXPLORATION
PILOT OIL CO.
EUGENE BUCKS SISTER'S
MOBIL PIPELINE
BOH PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
EXXON CO USA
HILLIAHS PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE CO
CONOCO PIPELINE
HIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
MOBIL PIPELINE CO
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE CO
HILLIAHS PIPELINE
HID CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
HIDCONTEHIAL PIPELINE
HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
HIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
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NH 1/4 S3 2 SOUTH HEST
56 UN 10E NATKR PLUG
SN CORRIDOR SEC. 2-5N-TE
SH 1/4 SEC. 20, TSN. R8E
HE SBC Nil 1/4 SEC 16 T18N
HE CORNER SEC 22 TUN 29
3 HI. N/BRISTOU
HE/4 SEC 21, T14N, R6B
SEMINOUS CO SECTION SH 27
KAY COUNTY OK HE QUARTER
HE/4, SE/4. SEC. 35.
5 HI. SE/SHAMROCK, OK.
HE CORNER. SEC. 14, T8N,
SEC 15, 14N. RNG 6-E
NEAR MRS. KETTLER'S HOME
HHY 1C OH OAK MULGBE
SB t SH QRTR./SBC. 36 t
HHY 69 OVBRPASS/HIDLAND
SEC, 23, T9N. R6E
HE QUARTER OF SEC. 7.
SEC. 34. 2S. 3«, OFF HHY.
NH SEC. 20, SH, SH
N* 1/4 HI., HE 1/2 HI. OF
SINCLAIR REFIHBRY
S25, T13H, R9E
HE QTR. SEC. 24, T10N.
NH, NB, SEC. 27-14N-4H
PECAN ISLAND FIELD
4S 2H OF SEC 27
S22, T4S, R2H/HEHITT UNIT
CENTRAL TAHK BATTERY,
1/4 MI. FROM HHY. 33 AND
SN/4 SEC. 34, T6N, R10H
HE 1/4, S13. T19N, R5E
QUAD STATES DISTRIBUTING
5 HI SOUTH, 1 MI NEST OF
3300 HEST 21ST STREET
NH COR. SEC. II, R2E,
SH OF NN OF SH QTR.
HUMPHREY ICA HILL SH QTS
SE, HE, HE QTR SXN 28 T2N
SXN 14 T4N RSH
S« 1/4 S17 TlUf R2E
S3 T9N R10H
SH 1/4 OF NN 1/4 S32 T25N
NH 1/4 OF 321 T14N R6E
SE 1/4 OF NB 1/4 S8 T17N
18 MILES H/HCALLISTER
HE NN SEC. II
SB 1/4 OF SEC. 35, T25N,
HE OF SH OF SB S13 R6S
1MI H, 1/2 MN OF 4-HAY
MORTON EDITION
SH CORKER SEC. 33, 1
209 H. 61ST STREET
3 HI. HE OF TOHH
SN 1/4 S23 T18N R3E
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
SXN 21 T2ON R7H HEAR
3300 H 21ST ST
HE QTR SXN 13 T7N R4B
T27H RSH; S» QTR HE OTR
HHY » EAST
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1.5H N OF BOLDHILL OK HE
S12,SN,7E 2HI S, 1/2M B,
NH SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP
SOUTHHEST S 5, T 14, R 6
Lclty
PRUITT
OKEHAH
SASAKMA
ALLEN
HENNESSEY
BRAHAN
BRISTOH
STROUD
SEHINOLE
POHCA CITY
DEHBY
SHAMROCK
BOH LEGS
STROUD
ASHER
BEBG5
SEHINOLE
MUSKOGEE
SEHINOLE
LOTLISS
FOX
ALEX
ST. LOUIS
TULSA
DRUHRIGHT
BINGER
STANOLAND
PECAN ISLAND
NILSON
NILSON
FOX
BRISTOL
DRUHRIGHT
MIAMI
STILLHATER
TULSA
PONCA
MARIETTA
VELMA
PHITTS
ERIN SPRINGS
STILLHATER
BINGER
BARHSDALL
STROUD
KEIFBR
HCALESTER
PAULS VALLEY
TONKANA
LITTLE CITY
MORRIS
COHETA
TREHHITT
SAPULPA
ALLEH
RIPLEY
SEMIHOLE
BISON
TULSA
ST LOUIS
UNICNOHN
SEHINOLE
FOX
VELMA
OKLAHOMA CITY
BOLDHILL
SASAKHA
ENID
STROUD
ERNS Oil Spill Databaae
Lcounty
CARTER
OKHULGEE
SEMIHOLE
POHTOTOC
KINGFISHER
KAY
CREEK
LINCOLN
SEHINOLE
KAY
HASHINGTON
CREEK
SEHINOLE
LINCOLN
POTTAHATOHIE
CREEK
SBHIHOLE
MUSKOGEE
SEHINOLE
CARTER
CARTER
GRADY
POTTAHATOHIK
TULSA
CREEK
CADDO
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CREEK
CADDO
PAYNE
OTTAHA
PAYNE
TULSA
NOBLE
LOVE
STEPHENS
POHTOTOC
GRADY
PAYNE
CADDO
OSAGE
LINCOLN
CREEK
PITTSBURG
GARVIN
KAY
MARSHALL
OKHULGEE
HAGOHER
CARTER
CREEK
HUGHES
PAYNE
SEHINOLE
GARFIELD
TULSA
POTTAHATOHIE
GRANT
SEMINOLE
CARTER
STEPHENS
OKLAHOMA
OKHULGEE
SEMIHOLE
GARFIELD
LINCOLN
ST Spdate
OX 11/05/87
OK 11/05/87
OK 11/08/87
OK 11/11/87
OK 11/11/87
OK 11/13/87
OK 11/14/87
OK 11/19/87
OK 11/25/87
OK 11/24/87
OK 12/02/87
OK 11/30/87
OK 12/01/87
OK 12/07/87
OK 12/03/87
OK 12/08/87
OK 12/10/87
OK 12/13/87
OK 12/16/87
OK 12/16/87
OK 12/16/87
OK 12/17/87
OK 12/17/87
OK 12/19/87
OK 12/18/87
OK 12/20/87
OK 11/11/87
OK 12/22/87
OK 12/21/87
OK 12/28/87
OK 10/26/17
OK 01/01/88
OK 01/02/88
OK 01/02/88
OK 01/04/18
OK 01/06/11
OK 01/04/88
OK 01/07/88
OK 01/12/11
OK 01/12/11
OK 01/12/11
OK 01/12/11
OK 01/16/M
OK 01/16/18
OK 01/18/18
OK 01/18/88
OK 01/15/88
OK 12/19/17
OK 01/15/11
OK 01/15/88
OK 01/17/18
OK 01/13/18
OK 01/16/18
OK 01/18/18
OK 01/21/81
OK 01/20/88
OK 01/20/18
OK 01/27/18
OK 01/29/88
OK 02/01/18
OK 02/01/88
OK 02/01/81
OK 03/11/M
OK 02/19/88
OK 02/15/88
OK 02/17/18
OK 02/17/81
OK 02/19/81
OK 02/22/18
OK 02/28/81
Hatl
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL i CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
• 2 FUEL OIL
OIL 1 CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GAS
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
COHDBHSATE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL 1 CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS, FUEL : 12
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
SALTNATER
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS, FUEL 1 12
OIL : CRUDE
BUTANE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
OILS, FUEL : 12
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
U So
n ur
i c
Quant 1 t a
20.00 B P
6.00 B P
25.00 B P
10.00 B t
200.00 B P
25.00 B P
5.00 G P
3.00 P
SO. 00 B P
25.00 B P
100.00 B P
15.00 B P
40.00 B P
15.00 B P
0.00 F
40.00 P
•.00 B P
1000.00 G R
3.00 B F
35.00 B P
50.00 B P
200.00 B P
50.00 B F
0.00 P
2.00 B P
45.00 B F
2.00 B F
1.00 P
H.OO F
4.00 F
2600.00 F
S6.00 F
400.00 F
100.00 B P
150.00 G F
77.00 B P
40.00 G P
1000.00 B P
100.00 B V
S.OO B P
5.00 B P
3.00 B P
3.00 P
20.00 F
3.00 F
3.00 P
3.00 F
0.00 F
4.00 P
2.00 P
200.00 B F
0.00 P
1.00 G F
20.00 B P
75.00 B F
2.00 B F
20.00 B P
80.00 B P
5.00 B P
1.00 F
100.00 P
35.00 P
20.00 P
50.00 P
95.00 P
1.00 B F
2.00 B P
20.00 B P
1.00 B P
3.00 B P
H Ca Hi
a u d
t a i
. e
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
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TDD»
12/10/93
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ERNS Oil Spill Database
Case*
F88-0954
F88-0991
F88-1003
F8S-1007
res-iocs
F88-1029
F88-1031
F88-1056
F88-1059
F88-1069
F88-1077
F88-1128
F88-1137
' F88-1141
F88-1142
F88-1150
F88-1153
F88-1177
F88-1180
F88-1182
F88-1191
F88-1199
F88-1200
F88-1222
F88-1229
F88-1237
F88-1244
F88-1255
F88-1257
F88-1264
F88-1271
F88-1275
F88-1294
F88-1306
F88-1315
F88-1318
F88-1319
F88-1327
F88-1340
F88-1341
F88-1344
F88-1356
F88-1357
F88-1358
F88-1360
FB8-1366
F88-1375
F88-1383
F8B-1423
F88-1429
F88-1432
F88-1442
F88-1458
F88-147S
F88-1483
F88-1496
F88-1501
F88-1507
F88-1548
F88-1564
F88-1569
F88-1570
F88-1611
F88-1612
F88-1640
F88-1649
F88-1661
F88-1680
F88-16B9
F88-1732
Ptp
AMOCO PRODUCTION
CONOCO INC. TRANSPORT
BPM CORPORATION
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
BRADEN , CARCO, GEAKMATIC
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
HOYT GLENN
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS CO.
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
CHIEF CHEMICAL SUPPLY
MOBIL EXPLORATION
BOWLINE OIL CO.
SUN EXPLORATION
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO OIL AND GAS
AMOCO PRODUCTION
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ROAD HAY EXPRESS
WILLIAMS PIPELINE CO.
MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
SINCLAIR REFINERY
SHELL PIPELINE
PAYSTONE OIL AND GAS
EXXON CO. USA
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA INC.
JEFF STONE
MID CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
CONOCO PIPELINE CO.
ARCO PIPELINE CO.
SINCLAIR REFINERY
SINCLAIR REFINERY
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE CO
GROBNDYKE TRANSPORT
ARCO OIL AND GAS CORP
EXXON
EXXON CO. USA
KOCH GATHERING CO.
WILLIAMS PIPELINE CO.
CONOCO PIPELINE CO.
CONOCO PIPELINE
PO BOX 351
SINCLAIR REFINERY
MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
OXY NGL INC.
AMOCO PROCUCTION CO.
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
SINCLAIR OIL REFINERY
I.W. ELLARD OIL CO
THOMAS OIL CO-HENRY
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
SUN EXPLORATION
BOB'S MINI MART
C.C. KIRBY
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON U.S.A.
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
WILLIAMS PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON VISA INC.
CONOCO PL CO.
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
Locate
CENTER OF SOUTH HALF
2MI WEST OF MATSVILLE,
S24 T22 RIO BLACKDOG
S. 30, 1NORTH, 1EAST
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
NN OF SE S13 T8N R2E
316 T10N R2W
2120S. 33RDST. W AVE
TS13H, R14W, SEC19 4MIH
BRADEN , CARCO. GEARMATIC
NW1/4 OF SW1/4 SEC 3, THN
BIG CHIEF LEASE, DARREN 4
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS CO.
SEC 8.NH1/4. 17N.7E
STATE HHY 44
SATELLITE »3 SE BRADLEY
61ST AND 209 ST. IN
SE Q SECT 7 T-S NORTH,
HE CORNER SECT.30 19N. 04
ARCO NO 3-30 WELL NE
HE. QUARTER OF NE QRT.OF
SW 1/4. SECT 12. T19N,
OFF HHY 66
SW1.4, OF SE1.4.SEC. 29
NE OF NE CRT, SECT 12,
SINCLAIR REFINERY
NH OF NE OF SEC 15, TUN
1/4 MI. E. OF HWY 20 AND
SEC. 30 T 8N, R1H 4HI./
SEC 8 TGN R8E
S13 25 4H
1\4 MI EAST OF >20 AND
2 MI SO. OF HUNTER, OK ON
SUVA SEC 36 T18N, R2H
FORM INT OF HHY 48*9 IN
SINCLAIR REFINERY
NW 1/4 M OF S31, T15N,
MILE 27 INTERSTATE 35 4MI
NHQTR NEQTR SBQTR SM 4
58 REN T4E
EXXON CO. USA
KOCH GATHERING CO.
WILLIAMS PIPELINE CO.
SW QTR 536 T8N R2W SHI
NE QTR S.9 T18N R9W
SE OF SEC 15. TWN 14N RNG
4300 BLOCK ON S.
NN QTR OF SEC 312 N. 7E
NH 1.4 OF SEC 35 T5N R4E
SEC 19 T2 8H Rl W
UNKNOWN
NB 1/4 OF HE 1/4, SEC 16,
NE 1\4 OF SE 1\4 SECTION
NH QUARTER SECTION 2 14N
SINCLAIR OIL REFINERY
BIXBY LAKE RO WEST SIDE
THOMAS OIL CO-HENRY
SE 1-4 SEC 16 TUN RUE
3MI H. OF COLE OH HHY 74
BOB'S MINI MART
S415.4S, 7H 1MI E. OF
SE QUARTER SECTION 28 14N
NORTHWEST QUARTER 14H 7E
NH SEC 21 THP 18N R
SEC 11, T-14N, R-ll-E
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
NE 1\4, SM 1\4, S 20T18N
5 MI. N-NH OF CONE GROVE
12 MI. N. OF ENID ON HHY
Lcity
SAFBOW LEASE
MAYSVILLE
SKIATOOK
DAVIS
TULSA
SHAHNEE
NORMAN
TULSA
HEATHERFORD
BROKEN ARROH
T-22N, R-6H
BIG CHIEF LEASE
TULSA
DRUMHRIGHT
HASKELL
LINDSAY
PRATTFIBLD
SEC7, T-5-N,R-8-B
MARSHALL
HEALDTON
COUNTY LINE
SEC 12, T19N, R5E
UNKNOWN
DEL CITY
SEMINOLE
TULSA
HEALDEN
SKIATOOK
NOBLE
SASAKHA
FOX
SKIATOOK
HUNTER
HEAR CIMARRON
CROMWELL
TULSA
TULSA
S31, T15N,R8E
ARDMORE
HILTON
TECUHSEH
SEMINOLE
SEMINOLE
TULSA
GUTHRIE
S19, T18N, R9H
STROUD
TULSA
PADEN
SEC 35, T5N, R4B
BLACKNELL
RATLIFF
SEC 16, T-19-N, R-12-E
SEC 14-T7-R6
DAVENPORT
TULSA
LEONARD
HMINFORD
PHAROAH
COLE
SAPULPA
ADDINGTON
STROUD
STROUD
SAPULPA
SEC 11, T-14N,R-ll-E
TULSA
SAPULPA
LONE GROVE
ENID
Lcounty
STEPHENS
GARVIN
OSAGE
GARVIH
TULSA
POTTANATOMIE
CLEVELAND
TULSA
CUSTER
TULSA
GARVIH
OSAGE
HOODHARD
CREEK
WAGONER
GARVIH
TULSA
SEMINOLE
LOGAN
CARTER
CARTER
PAYNE
CANADIAN
OKLAHOMA
HUGHES
TULSA
CARTER
OSAGE
CLEVELAND
HUGHES
CARTER
TULSA
GARFIELD
PAYNE
OKFUSKEE
TULSA
TULSA
CREEK
CARTER
CARTER
POTTAWATOHIB
SEMINOLE
SEMINOLE
TULSA
PAYNE
KINGFISHER
LINCOLN
TULSA
OKFUSKEE
PONTOTOC
KAY
CARTER
TULSA
SEMINOLE
LINCOLN
TULSA
TULSA
CREEK
OKFUSKEE
MCCLAIN
CREEK
JEFFERSON
LINCOLN
CREEK
CREEK
OKMULGEB
TULSA
CREEK
CARTER
GARFIELD
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Spdate
03/04/88
03/09/88
02/10/88
03/09/88
03/11/88
03/14/88
03/15/88
03/18/88
03/19/88
03/20/88
03/21/88
03/29/88
03/31/88
03/30/88
03/11/88
01/15/88
03/31/88
04/05/88
04/04/88
04/05/88
04/06/88
04/07/88
04/07/88
04/11/88
04/12/88
04/13/88
04/14/88
04/15/88
04/15/88
12/17/87
04/16/88
04/15/88
04/19/88
04/25/88
04/25/88
04/26/88
04/26/88
04/28/88
05/03/88
05/02/88
05/03/88
05/03/88
05/03/88
05/03/88
05/04/88
05/04/88
05/06/88
05/08/88
05/12/88
05/14/88
05/16/88
05/18/88
05/19/88
10/15/87
05/23/88
05/22/88
05/21/88
05/25/88
06/02/88
06/03/88
06/07/88
06/06/88
06/13/88
06/13/88
06/16/88
06/17/88
06/23/88
06/26/88
06/27/88
07/06/88
Matl
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
LEADED GASOLINE
GASOLINE
CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL t CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
•2 FUEL
OIL : CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
PRODUCED WATER (SALT)
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OILS, FUEL : t2
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL AND BRINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL ! CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL AND BRINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
SOUR CRUDE
SOUR CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL SMELL
OIL : CRUDE
PRODUCED WATER (SULFUR)
PROPANE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLIHES:AUTOMOTIVB
OIL 1 CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
LUBE OIL
GASOLINE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS, FUEL : »2
OIL I CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quantl
50.00
1.00
0.00
5.00
2.00
3.00
250.00
13.00
50.00
10.00
25.00
100.00
0.00
2.00
1000.00
4.00
0.00
400.00
7.00
14.00
20.00
3.00
300.00
2.00
25.00
0.00
70.00
0.00
7.00
60.00
0.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
1000.00
25.00
300.00
50.00
0.00
3.00
1.00
120.00
5.00
0.00
4.00
50.00
9000.00
10.00
70.00
200.00
3.00
0.00
0.00
10000.00
190.00
80.00
1100.00
0.00
14.00
84.00
2.00
2.00
25.00
IS. 00
5.00
935.00
U
n
1
t
B
B
U
B
B
B
B
G
G
B
B
G
G
U
B
B
B
B
B
G
B
B
B
U
B
B
U
B
U
B
U
B
G
B
B
B
U
B
B
B
B
U
B
B
G
B
B
B
B
U
U
6
B
G
G
U
B
G
B
B
B
B
B
B
So
ur
c
e
F
H
F
P
F
P
P
P
P
F
F
F
P
F
F
P
P
P
P
P
P
H
P
P
F
P
F
F
P
P
F
F
P
P
P
H
P
F
F
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
F
F
P
P
F
V
F
F
F
P
P
P
f
P
P
F
P
F
M Ca Ma
a u d
t « i
. e
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
O
0
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
0
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
12/10/93
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1
Case* t Prp
F88-1736 PRECISION AUTO BODY
F88-1740 CONOCO PIPELIHE CO.
F8»-1777 UHIOM OIL CO. OF
F88-1831 HIDCONTINEHT PIPELIHE
F88-1849 WILLIAMS PIPELIHE CO.
F88-1873 HIDCONTINENT PIPE
F88-1B89 UNKNOWN
F8B-1898 HILLIAHS PIPELINE
F88-1902 HIDCONTINENT PIPELIHE
F88-1999 NILLIAHS PIPELINE
F8B-2023 CONOCO PIPELIHE
FBB-2033 MOBILE EXPLORTION
.F8B-2035 ARCO OIL AND GAS
FBB-2113 SUN MID-CONTINENT
F88-2146 UNKNOWN
F88-2151 ARCO OIL AND GAS
F88-2152 HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F88-2178 AT t T
FBB-2184 DEPT OF ARMY
F88-2190 HERHAUSER
F8B-2191 MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F88-2192 HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F88-2197 ARCO OIL AND GAS
F8B-2199 ARCO OIL AND GAS CO.
F88-2201 HER MCGEE REFINING CORP.
FB8-222C PETRO-BHERGY TRANSPORT
FBB-2250 HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
FBB-2257 CENTRAL RURAL ELECTRIC
F8B-2260 HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
FBB-2277 CONOCO PIPELIHE
F88-2280 SUN PIPELINE CO
FB8-2281 UNKNOWN
F88-2293 HIDCONTINEHT PIPELINE
F88-2295 SUN EXPLORTION t
F88-2297 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
F89-0002 MID AMERICA PIPELINE
F89-0007 MARATHON OIL CO.
F89-0018 HILLIAH PIPELINE
FB9-0019 MID CONTINENT PIPELIHE
F89-0034 CONOCO
F89-003S UNKNOWN
FB9-0040 PE HID CONTINENT PIPELIHE
F89-0050 PE SANTA FE RAILROAD
F89-0100 PE HIDCOHTINENT PIPELIHE
F89-0162 PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F89-0212 PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
F89-0213 PE MILLERS TRUCK LINE
F89-0224 PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
FB9-02C2 PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F89-0270 PE KOCH HYDROCARBON CO.
F89-0290 PE UNION PACIFIC RR
F89-030B PE SUN REFINING
F89-035C HID CONTINENT PIPELIHE
F89-040Z PE HOBIL E ( P USA
F89-0431 PE BEASLEY OIL CO
F89-0441 PE CHEVRON USA INC
F89-0472 PE HIDCONTINENT PIPELIHE
F89-0474 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELIHE
FB9-0502 PE EXXON
FB9-0505 PE HOBIL EXP AND PRODUCING
F89-0520 PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
F89-054S PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
F89-0592 PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN RR
F89-OC12 PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F89-0620 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELIHE
F89-0630 PE ARCO PIPELIHE
F89-0657 PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F89-OC96 PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F89-0732 PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
F89-0739 PE CONOCO PIPELIHE
Locate
PRECISION AUTO BODY
SE 1\4 S13 T5S RIB
SECT 8(9, TOWNSHIP 23N.
1\2 KILE E. 1\4HI. S. OF
2120 S. 33RD N. AVE NE1\4
2HI.S.OF HUNTER SE.NUT.
SOUTH OF PURHELL
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
SECTION 9. 20N.4N
T19N.R12E, S10 SOUTHWEST
CONOCO PIPELINE
SHQ. S-26. T2N R7E
S21, T-17N, H7E
3 HI N. OF VELHA PIPELINE
VERDIGRIS RIVER
NH 1 Q, s-24, 22N, 4N
SXN 25, T1CN, R17«
8 MI NORTH OF HCALESTER
ARKANSAS RIVER. UK093300
HC74, BOX 100 FACILITY
326, T17H, RUE HHY 33 E
JAY RICHARDS STATION
SOUTH LACT UNIT. RT. 1
4 HI H. OF COVIHGTON NH
KER MCGEB REFINING CORP.
HWY 18, NORTH OF HHY 51
HE 1\4 OF SEC 21, 14H CE
5 MI. S. OF STILLHATER
1 MILE E. AND 1 MILE S.
315, Tl», R7H
SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 7
LAKE EUFALA T7H. RISE
HH 1\4 S33 T17H R1E
41\2 HI W. OF ALLEN
S* 1\4 S12 T22N. R2W
20 MI NEST OF SEHINOLB
4HI S.E. OF BRADLEY,
HEST DELTA TERMINAL
HE 1\4 317 23N 17N
SE 1/4 SE T25 9* 14 HI *
UNKNOWN
SEC 4 17N, 7B 1\2 MILE E.
HP 393.6 - DIRT
S22, 18N, BE
HAYSVILLE, SEC. 8 T3N,
SN 1\4, SECTION 15,
4CTH ST. NORHT (HHY 2C6)
SECTIOH 6, T 10 N, R 2 N
3 MILE NORTH OF
SEC 32. TON 2«N. KiH
HOUR SUBDIVISION MILE
1700 S. UNION ST.
NW 1/4 SEC. 20, T4N, 7E
SEE 11 TUP 5 II RNG 9* 2
8C01 S ROCKWELL
1.5 H OF CITY S E OF N E
SE 1/4 SEC 9 R23 N T10 W
SECTION 20 TOWNSHIP 15 N
HE, NW, S-29, 20N, 2H.
SW OF SE OF NW OF SECT 33
SW 1/4, SEC 11, T2S, R3N
SE, SW, SE. S32 Tl-S,
RAILEHILE 5C3.C STATION
SH QTR OF SEC 27 2-N-9-E
NW/4 SEC 3C-T-15-N,
S 29, T-1B, R-7
NN 1/4 S-31.T-13-N,
SE 1/4 SEC
SAFBAV WEL H31 32,
S-16-NW, 0, T-3-N, R-5-»
Lcity
BRNS Oil Spill Databaae
Lcounty
PAULS VALLEY
LONE GROVE
SEC 8 t 9, T-23-N.R-8-E
DRUHRIGHT
TULSA
HUNTER
PURNEL.L
BARNSDALL
DOUGLAS
TULSA
PONCA CITY
STOHENALL
DRUHRIGHT
VELHA
WAGONER
COVINBTON
PUTNAM
HCALESTER
WEBBER FALLS
WRIGHT CITY
COYLE
DRUMNRIGHT
COVINQTON
COVINCTON
SEMINOLE
PANNEB
STROVO
STILLNATER
HILFAY
HENNESSEY
HCALESTER
MCALESTER
COYLE
ALLEN
PERRY
SEMINOLE
BRADLEY
TULSA
ENID
DUNCAN
TULSA
DRUMWRIGHT
TANGIER
DRUMNftlGHT
HAYSVILLE
DBPEN
TULSA
SEC C. T-10-N, R-2-W
JENNINGS
MEDFORD
RED OAK
TULSA
SEMINOLE
CEMENT
OKLAHOMA CITY
KIEFER
RIHGNOOD
BEGGS
ORLANDO
SBC 33, T15, R3H
SEC H,T-2-S,R-3-»
SEC 32;. T-1-S.R-3-H
ROSS
CENTRAHOHA
BEGGS
DRUHWRIGHT
DEPEW
ALLEN
COUNTY LINE
COX
GARVIN
CARTER
OSAGE
CREEK
TULSA
GARFIELD
CARTER
OSAGE
GARFIELD
TULSA
KINGFISHER
POHTOTOC
CREEK
STEPHENS
WAGONER
GARFIELD
DEHBY
PITTSBURG
LE FLORE
HCCURTAIN
LOGAN
CREEK
GARFIELD
GARFIELD
SEHINOLB
PAWNEE
LINCOLN
PAYNE
CREEK
KINGFISHER
PITTSBURG
PITTSBURG
LOGAN
PONTOTOC
NOBLE
SEMINOLE
GRADY
TULSA
ALFALFA
COTTON
TULSA
CREEK
WOODWARD
CREEK
GARVIH
CREEK
ROGERS
CLEVELAND
PAWNEE
GRANT
LATTIHER
TULSA
SEMINOLE
CADDO
OKLAHOMA
CREEK
MAJOR
OKMULGEE
NOBLE
CARTER
CARTER
COAL
OKMULGEE
CREEK
CREEK
PONTOTOC
STEPHENS
GRADY
ST spdate
OK 07/07/88
OK 07/08/88
OK 07/14/88
OK 07/24/88
OK 07/25/88
OK 07/21/88
OK 07/05/88
OK 08/01/88
OK 08/01/88
OK 08/16/88
OK 08/20/88
OK 08/22/88
OK 08/23/88
OK 09/03/88
OK 09/08/88
OK 09/09/88
OK 09/09/88
OK 09/14/88
OK 09/14/88
OK 09/1C/8B
OK 09/1C/88
OK 09/17/88
OK 09/19/88
OK 09/19/88
OK 09/19/88
OK 09/23/88
OK 09/26/88
OK 09/23/88
OK 09/27/88
OK 09/29/88
OK 09/29/88
OK 09/29/88
OK 09/29/88
OK 09/29/88
OK 09/30/88
OK 10/01/88
OK 10/02/88
OK 10/05/88
OK 10/04/88
OK 10/05/88
OK 10/04/88
OK 10/09/88
OK 10/11/88
OK 10/19/88
OK 10/28/88
OK 11/10/88
OK 11/12/88
OK 11/15/88
OK 11/24/88
OK 11/29/88
OK 12/05/88
OK 12/05/88
OK 12/13/88
OK 12/19/88
OK 12/26/88
OK 12/26/88
OK 12/29/88
OK 12/29/88
OK 01/06/89
OK 01/07/89
OK 01/10/89
OK 01/15/89
OK 01/23/89
OK 01/24/89
OK 01/25/89
OK 01/27/89
OK 01/31/89
OK 02/04/89
OK 02/08/89
OK 02/08/89
Matl
DIBSEL FUEL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
#2 FUEL OIL
CRUDE
OIL
OILS,FUEL:12
CRUDE
GASOLINE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
FP4 JET FUEL
DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
JP4
CRUDE
PCB (94 PPM CONTENT)
CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL
UNKNOWN
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
PROPANE
CRUDE OIL AND BRINE
12 FUEL OIL
CRUDE
GASOLINE
MOTOR OIL
CRUDE OIL
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
ASPHALT
CRUDE
CRUDE
LPG
DIESEL FUEL
FURFURAL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
SALTWATER
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
SALT HATER
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
«2 DIESEL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
U So
n ur
i c
Quant 1 t e
250.00 C F
45.00 B P
70.00 B P
10.00 G F
10.00 G F
22.00 B P
0.00 U F
3.00 B FP
0.00 U P
2.00 B F
1.00 B P
40.00 B P
60.00 B P
C.OO B P
5.00 B V
3.00 B P
250.00 B P
0.00 U F
450.00 G A
500.00 G R
30.00 B P
21.00 G F
4.00 G F
1.00 G P
300.00 B P
0.00 U H
10.00 B F
2.00 G F
10.00 B P
20.00 B P
5.00 B
0.00 U
3.00 B P
15.00 B P
1.00 G P
10.00 G H
CO. 00 B P
35.00 G F
1.00 B P
200.00 B P
0.00 U
2.00 B F
0.00 U R
e.oo B p
2.00 B P
4.00 B F
0.00 U H
1.00 B P
4.00 B P
500.00 B P
3000.00 G R
5000.00 P F
20.00 B F
70.00 B F
0.00 U F
35.00 B P
2.00 B P
5.00 B P
100.00 B P
5.00 B P
1.00 B P
3.00 B P
300.00 G R
1C. 00 B P
10.00 B P
30.00 B P
3.00 B F
CO. 00 B P
2.00 B F
30.00 B P
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a u d
t a i
. e
O
0
0
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
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12/10/93
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ERNS Oil spill Database
Case*
F89-0770
F89-0793
F89-0802
F89-0805
F89-0811
F89-0818
F89-0829
F89-0832
F89-0870
F89-0877
F89-0886
F89-0929
.F89-0933
F89'0943
F89-0947
F89-095S
F89-1009
F89-1013
F89-1015
F89-1019
FB9-1032
F89-1044
F89-1046
F89-1050
F89-1064
F89-1065
F89-1071
F89-1082
F89-1085
F89-1099
F89-U01
F89-1116
F89-H33
F89-1142
F89-1167
F89-1171
F89-1187
FB9-1204
F89-1223
F89-1233
F89-1235
F89-1246
F89-1301
F89-1319
F89-1350
F89-1352
F89-1368
F89-1376
F89-1424
F89-1433
F89-1454
F89-1487
F89-1541
F89-1543
F89-1544
F89-1558
F89-1561
F89-1569
F89-1590
F89-1597
F89-1603
F89-1645
F89-1656
FI9-1658
F89-1662
F89-1669
F89-1683
F89-1687
F89-1701
F89-1702
Prp
PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE OKLAHOMA GAS ELECTRIC
PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
PU OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE ARCO OIL t GAS
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MIDCONTINEHT PIPELINE
PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SUN OIL CO.
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION AND
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE OIL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
PE CHEVRON USA
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
PE BOH PIPELINE CO.
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PB PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
PE BERENERGY CORP.
PE WILLIAMS PIPELINE
PE REGIONAL ENERGY CORP.
PE WILLIAMS PIPELINE CO.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE WILLIAM PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE CONOCO PIPELINE CO.
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE FIRESTONE RUBBER CO.
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE EXXON CO.
PE RINGHOOD GATHERING CO.
PE SUN OIL CO.
PE EXXON USA.
PE COX
PE MOBIL EXP AND PRODUCING
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC.
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PB KERR-MCGEE
PE AR WRECKING CO.
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION
UNKNOWN
PE WILLIAM PIPELINE
PE APEX OIL
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE MID CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
PE USAF
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE UNION TX. PETROLEUM CORP.
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
Locate
6MI S ( 2MI H OF STROUD,
SOONER GENERATOR STATION
ME V4, SEC 3. T-S-14-N,
NE 1/4 SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4
SOONER GENERATING STATION
SEC 2, T-S-1. S-R-4-H
NH 1/4 SECTION 18
SECTION 4, 17-N, 7-E
2 MI B HEALDTON, OK SEC
SECTION 20, R-12-E,
SEC 3, T-18-N, R-8-H 4 MI
W QTR S 24, T-l-N, R-5-«
SEC 12, T-16-N, R-l-W
T-26-N, R-5-W, SEC 31
SW 1/4 SEC 10, T-15-N,
1M NE OF FOX OK SEC 30,
1 MI E OF SHAMROCK
SE QTR SEC 28, 1Z-N, 9-E
SW4 T-27-N, R-6-B
RAILYARD
SH 1/4 SEC. 7, TBN-28-N,
NH SEC 13, T-28-N, R-9-H
NE 1/4 S-19, T-15-N.
JUST OFF RICE CREEK ROAD
3 MI FROL N NE Q, S-28,
SH C, S-2, T-14-N, R-4-E
SEC 14, T-2-S, R-4-H
NW 1/4 S 36, T-3-N,
6 M H OF RAMONA ON CANDY
NH S 24, T-2-S, R-4-H
SH Q - NHQ, S-9, T-23-N,
SMITH-MIZHER HUNTON UNIT
SE1/4 OF NH1/4 S5, T-23-N
SE 14 T-5-N, R-17-H, S-19
SW 1/4 S-20, T-10-W,
SH 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF S 15,
SE 1/4 SEC 4, T-Z5-N,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECTION
NH SEC 17, TOWNSHIP 5-S,
NH 1/4 SEC 2, T-4-S,
2500 SOUTH COUNSIL ROAD
S 2, QTR SEC 10, R-13-N.
SE QTR SEC 32. T-15-N,
2HI S.E. OF DRUMRIGHT NH
SEC 34, T-22-N, R-10-H
7 MI E OF FAIRVIEW SH QTR
R 2-H, T-4-S, S-22
2MI E OF CITY - SOUTH
1 1/2 MI S AND 2M W OF
SEC 17, 27-N, 5-N, 3MI NH
NH 1/4 SECTION 10,
SE/4 SEC 34, T-17-N,
NE 1/4 OF SBC 5, T-14-N,
RR MILE POST 430
S 18, T-19-H, R-7-E
NE QTR SEC 35, T-8-N,
2HI H OF BRADLEY, OK
1800 S. 49 WEST
NW. SE, NE, S-24-1-S, 3-E
1940 SANTA n
SH S-14, T-21-N, R-13-E
CENTER OF SN, SB, SE
SW 1/4 OF SEC 23 T-15-N,
OK COUNTY SE QTR SEC 31,
SE 1/4 SEC 26 19-N, 7-E
TINKER AFB
SMI SOUTHWEST OF VELMA.
NE 1/4 SEC 2. T-18-N,
SW 20, T-23-N, R-5-H
1MI E OF PITTSTOWN, OK
Lcity
STROUD
RED ROCK
CHANDLER
SEC 7, T-2-S, R-3-H
RED ROCK
OKLAHOHA CITY
SEC 18, T-15-N, R-8-E
DRUMHRIGHT
HEALDTON
KIEFER
HENNESSEY
VELMA
SEC 23, T-16-N, R-l-W
PALM CREEK
DEPEH
FOX
SHAMROCK
OKEMAH
SHIDLER
HUSKOGEE
OUACHITA
WAKITA
DRUMHRIGHT
BARTLESVILLE
NAVINA
CHANDLER
NEAR FOX
STRATFORD
RAMONA
HEALDTON
SEC 9. T-23-N. R-ll-E
SEC 8, T-8-N,R-5-E
BARNSDALL
ROOSEVELT
OKLAHOMA CITY
MARAMAH
PONCA CITY
DRUMHRIGHT
PONCA CITY
HILTON
OKLAHOMA CITY
PAYDEN
CARNEY
DRUMHRIGHT
RINGHOOD
FAIRVIEH
WILSON
BRECKENRIDGB
STONEWALL
MEDFORD
SEC 10, T-25-N, R-6-B
CREST
SEC 5, T-14-N, R-3-E
SEMINOLE
YALE
GOLDSBY
BRADLEY
TULSA
RATLIFF
MOORE
TULSA
RIPLEY
VELMA
EDHOND
SEC 26, T-19-N. R-7-E
OKLAHOMA CITY
VELMA
CUSHING
ENID
FITTSTOWN
Lcounty
LINCOLN
NOBLE
LINCOLN
CARTER
NOBLE
OKLAHOMA
CREEK
CREEK
CARTER
CREEK
KINGFISHER
STEPHENS
LOGAN
GRANT
CREEK
CARTER
CREEK
OKFUSKBE
OSAGB
MUSKOGEE
GRANT
ALFALFA
CREEK
HASHINGTON
LOGAN
LINCOLN
STEPHENS
GARVIN
HASHINGTON
CARTER
OSAGB
POTTAHATOMIE
OSAGE
XIOHA
CLEVELAND
PAWNEE
KAY
CREEK
CARTER
CARTER
OKLAHOMA
OKFUSKBE
LINCOLN
CREEK
MAJOR
MAJOR
CARTER
GARFIELD
PONTOTOC
GRANT
OSAGE
LOGAN
LINCOLN
SEMINOLE
PAYNE
MCCLAIN
GRADY
TULSA
CARTER
CLEVELAND
TULSA
PAYNE
STEPHENS
OKLAHOMA
CREEK
CANADIAN
STEPHENS
PAYNE
GARFIELD
POSTOTOC
ST
OK
OX
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OX
OK
OX
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OX
OX
OX
Spdata
02/13/69
02/15/89
02/16/89
02/15/89
02/17/89
02/20/89
02/19/89
02/18/89
02/22/89
02/27/89
02/26/89
03/02/89
03/01/89
03/04/89
03/06/89
03/02/89
03/11/89
03/09/89
03/11/89
03/10/89
03/06/89
03/13/89
03/14/89
03/12/89
03/17/89
03/17/89
03/16/89
03/19/89
03/19/89
03/21/89
03/21/89
03/22/89
03/18/89
03/29/89
03/30/89
03/30/89
03/31/89
04/03/89
04/05/89
04/06/89
04/03/89
04/07/89
01/23/89
03/27/89
04/20/89
04/20/89
04/21/89
04/23/89
04/19/89
04/28/89
05/01/89
05/04/89
05/10/89
04/13/89
04/13/89
05/12/89
05/15/89
05/15/89
05/18/89
05/17/89
05/18/89
05/16/89
05/22/89
05/24/89
05/26/89
05/26/89
05/30/89
05/30/89
05/11/89
05/31/89
Matl
CRUDE OIL
•2 FUEL OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
>2 FUEL OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDED CONDENSATE
CRUDE
BLACK OIL
CRUDE
» 2 FUEL OIL
CRUDE
12 FUEL OIL
CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNLEADED GASOLINE
OILECRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
PROCESS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL (UNKNOWN TYPE)
OILlCRUDE
LPG
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE OIL, HATER, DYE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDK
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
WASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
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F90-0107 PE HtD CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-0115 PE STEVENSON OIL CO
F90-0121 PE KOCH HYDROCARBON
F90-0147 PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
F90-0173 LG UNKNOWN
F90-0176 PE CHEVRON
F90-0201 PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-0206 PE ARCO PIPELINE
F90-0208 UNKNOWN
F90-0241 PE CONOCO (SUSPECTED)
F90-0250 PE HILKBRSON CHEVY
F90-02S1 UNKNOWN
. F90-0285 UNKNOWN
F90-0286 PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
F90-0292 EXPLORER PIPELINE CO.
F90-0331 MESA OPERATING LIMITED
F90-0373 OKLAHOMA GAS t ELECTRIC
F90-0377 PU MARVIN LYLES
F90-0384 ARCO PIPELINE
F90-0385 ARCO PIPELINE
F90-0403 UNKNOWN
F90-0412 PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
F90-0421 SUN MID CONTINENT
F90-0424 UNKNOWN
F90-0430 KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0435 KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0446 SUN PIPELINE
F90-0482 KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0531 PE LIBERTY GLASS
F90-0558 STESS OIL, ROBINOHITZ OIL
F90-0597 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0598 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0599 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0600 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0602 WILLIAMS PIPELINE
F90-0610 MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-0619 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0629 FG US AF TINKER AFB
F90-0635 PE TOTAL PIPELINE CORP.
F90-0648 PE SHELL PIPELINE
F90-0679 PE CONOCO PIPELINE
F90-0705 TROCO OIL CO
F90-0709 FG TINKER AFB
P90-0724 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0757 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-0768 PB KOCH GATHERING
F90-0783 NORCO
F90-0785 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-0821 PE MID CONTINENT
F90-0829 PE CONOCO
F90-0836 PE TRACO INC
F90-0840 KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-0841 PE CONOCO PIPELINE
F90-0861 UNKNOWN
F90-0879 UNKNOWN
F90-0883 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
F90-0892 PE CONOCO PIPELINE
F90-0917 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
F90-0930 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-0938 PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
F90-0975 PE ARCO PIPELINE
F90-0983 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F90-1013 PE SUN PIPELINE
F90-1028 FG US ARMY
F90-1029 PE PHILLIP PETRO
F90-1038 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
F90-1045 PE CHEVRON
F90-1054 PE CONOCO PIPELINE
F90-1055 PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE CO
F90-1056 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
Locate
NW 1/4 SBC 2, T5 ION, R8E
7TH I PINE
SXN 1 T25N R14W
HE 14 SEC19, T17N, R7B
NEAR INTERSECTION
UNKNOWN
BOX 6118
NW OF SH 1/4. SEE 36.
HOMINY CREEK
CORNER OF HNY 166 t OLD
2500 E 11TH ST.
UNKNOWN
2.5M S. OF KIFFER OK ON
S15 T25 R3W - LUNNINGS
T19N R12E NW 1/4 SEC15
SEC 32, R2W, T2S
N HUDSON t MBGEB STREETS
COUNTY BARN IN PURCELL.
SE HE SEC 33 T2N R6E
PIPELINE *188 1MI SW HWY
.6H S OF 71ST ST. t OLD
SEC.32, T5S, R2E NEAR
NW QTH SEC.3 TIN R5W
HWY 2 10 MILES SE
SEC 34. TS13N, R12E
SEC 30, 5N, 5E, 25MI S.
SE 1/4 SBC 31, 2N, 5W,
NW 1/4 S28 T16N R16W
N MISSION ST JAMES ST HHY
SECTION 14
SW 1/4 SEC 19 T22N R16W
HE 1/4 SEC 9 T22N RUN
HW 1/4 SEC 3 T21N R16W
SE 1/4 SBC14 T22H R17W
HE 1/4 516, T19N, R12E
NE 1/4 SEC18 T16N R9E
SE/4 SBC 27, T5N, R24E
TIHKBR AIR FORCE BASE
SH 1/4 SEC 17 T4S R13H
TANK FARM T4S R3H 34
1000 S PINE
25 HEST AVB
TINKER AFB
SE 1/4 SEC 27, T19N, H4B
NN 1/4 S23 T5N R8E
SE CORNER SBC 28, T19N,
4025 B ST.
AT HE 1/4 56 T7N R7E
NN 1/4 514 T1S R7E
SEC 9, T19N, R6H
TRACO HAREHOUSE
SB 1/4 OF SBC32. TS5H.
NE 1/4, SEC25 TS3N R4W,
ON RIVER RD. 1MI N » 2
NH 1/4 OF KH 1/4, SEC 35
SE SBC 1 13N 10H
HE QTR SEC15 T15N R4H
NH 1/4 SBC 26 TNP 21N RNG
S15, T15N, R15H, THOMAS
SH OTR SBC 8 T26N R6E
SECTION 4 17N RANGE 7E
SW 1/4 SEC 2, TOWNSHIP
FISH MARKET ROAD
SEQUOYAH US HHY 59 SMI SO
NH 1/4 SBC 10 TNS 25N RNG
SEC 29, T5H. R8E
NE 1/2 SEC 29, T19N, R9E
SH 1/4 SEC 6, T19N, R5H
SH 1/4 SEC 3, T14N, R3E,
SEC .5 TOWNSHIP 18N,
Loity
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CROMWELL
DUNCAN
MEDFORD
DRUMRIGHT
OKLAHOMA CITY
FOX
ENID
CROMWELL
HOMINY
SAPULPA
TULSA
GUTHRIE
MOUNDS
TULSA
GRAHAM
OKLAHOMA CITY
PURCELL
CROMWELL
HOLDENVILLE
TULSA
WILSON
WILBURTON
SHAWNBB
BRAY
PUTNAM
SAPULPA
BARNSDALL
BRISTOW
ADA
OKLAHOMA CITY
DEVOL
HBALDTON
PONCA CITY
TULSA
OKLAHOMA CITY
SE 1/4 SEC27.T19M, R4E
ALLEN
SBC28, T19N, R4B
MUSKOGEE
WEWOKA
MILLSAY
TULSA
OIL CITY
LINDSAY
RIPLEY
OKLAHOMA CITY
CALUMET
CASHION
THOMAS
SHILDER
SHAMROCK
SEMINOLE
SEMINOLE
SALLISAW
LITTLE CHIEF
ALLEN
HENNESSY
ALLEN
SEMINOLE
STEPHENS
WOODS
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
GARFIEIiD
SEMINOLE
OSAGB
CREEK
TULSA
LOGAN
CREEK
CARTER
TULSA
CARTER
OKLAHOMA
MCCLAIN
OKFUSKEE
HUGHES
TULSA
CARTER
LATIMER
POTTAHATOMIE
STEPHENS
DEHEY
CREEK
OSAGE
CREEK
PONTOTOC
OKLAHOMA
COTTON
CARTER
KAY
TULSA
OKLAHOMA
PAYNE
PONTOTOC
PAYNE
MUSKOGEE
SEMINOLE
CREEK
KINGFISHER
TULSA
GARVIN
PAYNE
OKLAHOMA
CANADIAN
KINGFISHER
GARFIELD
CUSTBR
OSAGE
CREEK
SEMINOLE
SEMINOLE
SEQUOYAH
OSAGE
PONTOTOC
CREEK
KINGFISHER
LINCOLN
DEHEY
SI
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OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINES] AUTOMOTIVE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL < DIESEL
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINES AUTOMOTIVE
USED MOTOR OIL
OIL IN SOIL
OIL: CRUDE
PRODUCE HATER t OIL
UNLEADED GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
OIL (SPENT CRANCASE OIL)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. -CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILS
HYDRAULIC OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. -CRUDE
12 FUEL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LUBE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
GASOLINE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
4.00
1000.00
2089.00
10.00
0.00
15.00
260.00
20.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
400.00
75.00
5.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
0.00
0.00
12.00
10.00
0.00
60.00
40.00
15.00
200.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
150.00
100.00
160.00
610.00
35.00
1.00
1500.00
11000.00
8500.00
2000.00
0.00
200.00
70.00
15.00
200.00
0.00
150.00
250.00
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50.00
710.00
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0.00
100.00
5.00
200.00
10.00
12.00
5.00
15.00
300.00
0.00
3.00
50.00
30.00
40.00
46.00
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F90-1060
F90-1078
F90-1087
F90-1092
F90-1093
F90-1096
F90-1099
F90-1101
F90-1114
F90-1122
F90-1127
F90-1138
. F90-1141
F90-1164
F90-1165
F90-1180
F90-1188
F90-11B9
F90-1201
F90-1230
F90-1232
F90-1233
F90-1237
F90-1250
F90-1273
F90-1278
F90-1289
F90-1292
F90-1301
F90-1370
F90-1372
F90-1376
F90-1384
F90-1389
F90-1393
F90-1400
F90-1403
F90-1410
F90-1431
F90-1448
F90-1SOS
F90-1512
F90-1532
F90-1539
F90-1548
F90-1569
F90-1577
F90-15»2
F90-1584
F90-1591
F90-1593
F90-1596
F90-1602
F90-1603
F90-1610
F90-1613
F90-1619
F90-1627
F90-1628
F90-1633
F90-1656
F90-1657
F90-166I
F90-1669
F90-1671
F90-1674
F90-1684
F90-1693
F90-1694
F90-1707
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PE MOBIL PIPELINE
PB OKHAR OIL CO.
PB DAVIS MUDD
PE MID CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENTAL PIPELINE
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE CONSOLIDATED TRANSFER
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE BOH PIPELINES
PB KOCH GATHBRING SYSTEM
JOHN RIDGEMAN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE KAHN OIL CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KERR MCGEE
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE ARCO OIL t GAS
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB ARCO OIL t GAS
UNKNOWN
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE ARCO OIL t GAS
UNKNOWN
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB MOBIL EXPLORATION INC
PE MIDCOHTINENT PIPELINE
FG USAF TINKER AFB
PE TEXACO TRADING/TRANSPORT.
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE KOCH GATHBRING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB LUMPKINS, BRBNDA
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHBRING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
WALSH OIL CO.
BO* PIPELINE
PE RICHARDS REALTY
PB KOCH GATHBRING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB DEVOE PIPELINE
PE HID CONTINTENT PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINTENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
LG
PB MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MIDCONTINBNT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PB BOH PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE BRADEN CARCO GEARHATIC
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB BOM PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE LB JACKSON
Locate
SEC 20, T4S, R3H
S23, T22N. R10E
HWY 2 SOUTH
N* SEC 14 TOWNSHIP 17N
HE SEC 20 TOWNSHIP 19N
OAKLAND E/A LEASE 20MI W
II* 1/4 SEC 14 T15H R7E
HHY 169 t OOLAGAH, 1/2M N
NE 1/4, 526, T5S, R1E
S30. T16N. R12E
SB QUARTER SBC 20 T22N
FACILITY/BUSINESS SB 3RD
1MI SOUTH OF RESIDENCE
RT 2 BOX UOA
7.25M S OF 1-40 ON HHY 9.
SEC 15, T15N, R10E
4MI SB SEC 36 T6N R6E
102 SB LEE BLVD.
CLEVELAND CO HE QTR SEC
SB 4 SW OF SEC 16 T10N
DEHEY TNS 19H 17W
SB 1/4 SW 1/4 SEC30 22N
NE 1/4 SEC35, TS5N, R4E
SEC 30 T22H R3W SE1/4
HEAR MCALESTBR
SEC 26, T4S, R2H
6H E OF VELMA, SEC11,
7 N HE OF VBLMA SEC 1 T1S
OFF HKY 70 BETWEEN LONG
S* QUARTER
SEC27, T2N, R7E, 2MI SW
NW QUARTER
TINKER AFB SOUTH SIDE OF
MCCLAHAHAN STATION AREA
COYOTE TRAIL BETWEEN
2 MILES N. OF HWY 56
SOUTH OF INT HWY 40
NW QUARTER
SOUTH BAST QUARTER
HW 1/4, SEC 35, TS 22N,
SBC 1C, T21N, RUE
SB T23 R12 SB 1/4 OF NW
6TH ST AMD GORE BLVD.
HE 1/4 IH St. T10N, R6B
INTERSTATE 40, 1/4 MILE
S21, T3E, R9N
STAR RT 1
SIS, T1IH, R8E
SW1/4. S3. TIN, R5H
59, T2N, R5W
SW1/4, 52, TIN, R5W
SB 1/4, 518, TIN, R4W
BETWEEN 1-40 AND OLD 1-66
SB1/4, S10, T12N, R1SW
S17, 7HP, T15N, R6E
SE1/4, S25, R5N, T7E
"FAIRD" LEASE S22. T15,
1204 W 20TH ST
SE1/4, S10, T8N, R6E
SE1/4. S34, T17N, RIB
HE1/4, S21, T5N, R5E
all. Tin, KiH - 4 MILES
SE1/4, S18, T5N, R6E
323. T22. RIO
HIGHWAY IB SOUTH OF
RT 2 BOX 351
Lcity
HILBURTOH
DRUMRIGHT
YALE
FAIRVIBN
DRUMRIGHT
OOLOGAH
PRYOR
CUSHING
MEEKER
EARLSBORO
SLICK
BOW LEGS
LAWTOH
NORMAN
HELEETKA
DEHEY
COVINGTON
OIL CITY
MCALESTER
LONE GROVE
VELMA
VELMA
WILSON
CUSHING
STONEWALL
ENID
TINKER AIR FORCE BASE
VELMA
SAND SPRINGS
OKBMAH
OKLAHOMA CITY
LINDSAY
LOCO
ENID
VELMA
SEMIHOLE
QUAY
LAWTOH
SHAWNEE
OKLAHOMA CITY
TECHUMSEH
MOORE LAND
OLIVE
VELMA
COX CITY
BRAY
VELMA
WEATHBRFORD
MEATHBRFORD
DEPEH
SASAKHA
CLEVELAND
VELMA
OKMULGEE
SEMINOLE
STILLWATER
ADA
BRADLEY
ADA
HOMINY
SHIDLER
SAND SPRINGS
ERHS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CARTER
OSAGE
LATIMER
CREEK
PAYNE
MAJOR
CREEK
ROGERS
LOVE
CREEK
MAJOR
HAYES
PAYNE
LINCOLN
SEMINOLE
CREEK
SEMINOLE
COHAHCHE
CLEVELAND
OKFUSKEE
WASHINGTON
GARFIELD
GARFIELD
PITTSBURG
CARTER
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
CARTER
PAYNE
PONTOTOC
GARFIELD
OKLAHOMA
STEPHENS
OSAGE
OKFUSKEE
OKLAHOMA
GARVIN
STEPHENS
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
SEMINOLE
PAWNEE
OSAGE
OSAGB
COMANCHE
SEMINOLE
POTTAWATOHIE
POTTAWATOHIE
WOODWARD
CREEK
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
CUSTER
CUSTER
CREEK
SEMINOLE
PAWNBB
STEPHENS
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SEMINOLE
PAYNE
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01/22/90
01/22/90
01/21/90
01/23/90
01/22/90
01/24/90
01/25/90
01/24/90
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06/01/89
01/21/90
01/31/90
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Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL BASED MUD
OIL
OIL
OI Li CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIRSKL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL CONTAMINATE
OIL-CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CR«DE
OIL:CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILSCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILSCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
COOLING OIL
OILSCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILS CRUDE
OILS CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OILsCRUDE
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F90-1715
F90-1721
F90-1728
F90-1729
F90-1739
F90-1751
F90-1763
F90-1773
F90-1776
F90-1795
F90-1800
F90-1807
F90-1829
F90-1838
F90-1839
F90-1851
F90-1854
F90-1882
F90-1911
F90-1922
F90-19Z4
F90-1937
F90-1938
F90-1968
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F90-1984
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F90-1999
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F90-2056
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F90-2069
F90-2071
F90-2073
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PE
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PE
PE
PE
PE
PE
PE
PB
PE
PE
PE
PE
PB
PE
PE
Prp
PE MiDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PB ARCO OIL t GAS CO
PB CONOCO PIPELINE
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE BON PIPELINE
PE UNKNOWN
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION INC
PE AMERICAN AIRLINES
PE ROBERT GORDON OIL CO.
BLACK GOLD OIL
ARKLA
PE CHARLES BLUNDELL
PE MOBIL E i P. USA, INC.
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MAPES OIL CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE HILLIAMS PIPELINE CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE EXXON
PE EXXON
PB TEXACO
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
FG TINKER AIR FORCE BASE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE MOBIL E ( P, USA, INC.
LG OKLAHOMA CITY FIRE DEPT
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE TOTAL PETOLEUH INC
PE MOBIL E < P, USA, INC.
PE ARCO OIL t GAS CO
PB SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE YORK INTERNATIONAL
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MOBIL B t P, USA, INC.
PE AMOCO OIL CO
PE BON PIPELINE CORP.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE BOH PIPELINE
PB SUN REFINING AND MARKET
PE CHEVRON USA INC
PE MOBILE PIPELINE
PE EXXON
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB OKLAHOMA TRUCK SUPPLY
PE MOBIL OIL CO.
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PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
Lcity
2 MILES S. AND 3/4 MILES
NM1/4. S24, T22N, R4H
RURAL AREA
S17, T12E, R17H
3300 NH EXPRESSWAY
SHI/4. S30, T1S, R2W
S27. T18N, R12E
HHY 69 (OR 169) ( 412, OLD
SRI/4. S21, T26H, R6E
NE1/4. S29, T22N, R6W
SE1/4, S28, TUN, R8E
HE1/4. S4, T5N, 2M
3800 N. MINGO RD.
SEC 1 T15N R5E
5HI SOUTH t 4.5MI WEST OF
SEC 23 RNG 12 TNS 4
NH 1/4 OF NH 1/4 S5 T23H
OFF OF HIGHMAY 7 AND
SOUTH EAST QUARTER
600 SOUTH BROADWAY
CASHIOH STATION
SE QUARTER EDMOND GAS
SPENCER ROUND UP CLUB
SE QUARTER
ARTUSSE LEASE
HHY 3
HAXHOHA LAKE HHY 11
4308 ROSETREE LANE
SE 1/4, S21, T24N, R2H
OC-ALC-EMC
SB QUARTER
N.E. STH STREET AND
SH QUARTER
NE 4TH ST
RT 188 HHY BYPASS RT 144
OFF OF HGHY 7
NH QUARTER
SE QUARTER OF THE NE
N.H. QUARTER
PO BOX 808 1 MILE SOUTH
HE QTR
5005 INTERSTATE DRIVE N
NH QUARTER
NH QUARTER
NH QUARTER
OFF OF HHY 76 SOUTH
RT 2 BOX 180A
SH QUARTER
SH QUARTER
5645 EAST CHANNEL ROAD
NH QUARTER OF SH QUARTER
FOG BOTTOM. OFF OF HGHY
NH QUARTER
SE QUARTER
1890 N 106TH E AVE
RURAL AREA
7 HI DOWNSTREAM OF
DRUMRIGHT
COVINGTON
LINDSAY
KIBFER
OKLAHOMA CITY
TATUM
5APULPA
CHOUTEAU
LITTLE CHIEF
ENID
CROMWELL
HAYSVILLE
TULSA
STROUD
CLAREMORE
RATLIFF CITY
LONE GROVE
STROUD
HASKELL
CASH ION
OKLAHOMA CITY
SPENCER
SKIATOOK
OIL CENTER
WILSON
DRUMRIGHT
VELMA
STONEWALL
BARHSDALL
ENID
BILLINGS
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
MAYSVILLE
OKLAHOMA CITY
CROMWELL
OKLAHOMA CITY
ARDMORE
COUNTYLINE
DRUMMOHD
HEALDTOH
DAVIS
VELMA
KONAHA
RATLIFF CITY
DUNCAN
DUNCAN
NORMAN
FAIRVIEH
SLICK
MILFAY
JENNINGS
FOX
HAYNOKA
HOMINY
FAIRVIEH
CATOOSA
HEALDTON
WILLIS
PRUITT
HILSON
TULSA
STONEWALL
COLBERT
RATLIFF CITY
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CREEK
GARFIELD
GARVIN
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
TULSA
HAYES
OSAGB
GARFIELD
SBMINOLE
HCCLAIN
TULSA
LINCOLN
HUSKOGEE
PITTSBURS
ROGERS
CARTER
CARTER
LINCOLN
HUSKOGEE
KINGFISHER
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
OSAGE
PONTOTOC
CARTER
CREEK
STEPHENS
PONTOTOC
OSAGE
GARFIELD
NOBLE
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
GARVIN
OKLAHOMA
SEMINOLE
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
STEPHENS
GARFIELD
CARTER
GARVIN
STEPHENS
SEMINOLE
CARTER
CARTER
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
CLEVELAND
MAJOR
CREEK
CREEK
PAHNEE
CARTER
MAJOR
OSAGE
MAJOR
OSAGE
TULSA
CARTER
MARSHALL
CARTER
CARTER
PONTOTOC
TULSA
PONTOTOC
BRYAN
STEPHENS
ST
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03/25/90
03/22/90
03/27/90
03/21/90
04/02/90
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03/30/90
04/02/90
04/03/90
04/04/90
04/20/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
04/02/90
04/04/90
04/10/90
03/26/90
04/14/90
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04/16/90
03/16/90
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04/17/90
04/24/90
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04/23/90
04/26/90
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04/21/90
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Hatl
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILY MATERIAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE I SALT HATER
NATURAL GAS
OIL OR CHEHCIAL
OIL I SALTWATER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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F90-2186
F90-218*
F90-2190
F90-2211
F90-2213
F90-2217
' F90-2221
F90-2222
F90-2232
F90-2235
F90-2266
F90-22M
F90-2313
F90-2315
F90-2324
F90-2342
F90-2365
F90-2377
F90-2391
F90-2403
F90-2421
F90-2423
F90-2433
F90-2434
F90-2446
F90-2447
F90-2448
F90-2451
F90-2470
F90-2471
F90-24IO
F90-2502
F90-2503
F90-2S30
F90-2531
F90-2568
F90-2S73
F90-25IS
F90-2592
F90-2608
F90-2609
F90-2611
F90-2629
F90-2631
F90-2635
F90-2662
F90-2671
F90-26I1
F90-2684
F90-269*
F90-2704
F90-2729
F90-2737
F90-2743
F90-2744
F90-2747
F90-2749
F90-2764
F90-276S
F90-2776
F90-27I2
F90-2800
F90-28IO
Prp
PE EXXON
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERIHG SYSTEMS
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE MOBIL E t P, USA, IHC.
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KERR MCGEE REFINING
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE KOCH GATHERIHG SYSTEMS
PE BOH PIPELINE
PB OAKMAR OIL CO
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERH RR
PE KOCH SERVICE CO.
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE RAINBOW PRODUCTION CO.
PE APPLIED BHERGY SYSTEMS
PE DOUBLE D TRUCK STOP
PB KERR HCGBE REFINING
PE KOCH GATHERIHG SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE TEXACO
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.
PE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE TEXACO
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERIHG SYSTEMS
PE FARLEY'S INC.
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PB ARBUCKLE PIPE LIKE CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
UNKNOHH
COUNTY COMISSIONER
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KERR-HCGEE GAS STATIOH
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE CITATION OIL t GAS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-COHTIHENT PIPELINE
PE CHEVRON USA INC
PE KOCH GATHERIHG SYSTEMS
VIHTAGE OIL COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE STILLHATER OIL < GAS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO PIPLINE INC.
PE CONOCO OIL CO
PE HIDCONTINEHT PIPELINE
Locate
RTI BOX 405 HELL NR
RT 1
OH RED RIVER
HW1/4, S24. TUN, R13W
SE1/4, S17, T2S, R2H
SHI/4, S16, T26N. R6E
PO BOX 1934 4045 H.W.
SOUTH WEST SOUTH NEST
NORTHWEST QUARTER
SOUTHEAST QUARTER
HI 5(8.3
WELL SITE
44TH AND CASH RD.
IN HUDSON LAKE
MIDCONTINENT POWER CO.
ONLY EXIT IN ROLAND OFF
HE QUARTER
NB 1/4 (SEE BELOH)
1.5 SOUTH OF INTERSECTION
PO BOX 277 OH HHY 7
7401 CACHE RD
101 N. MAPLE DRIVE
NW QUARTER
SE QUARTER
SE QUARTER
SH QUARTER
HE OF THE SW QUARTER AND
HHY 59
WEST HALF
3/4 NILE EAST ON
575 < 121 ST
SEC 29 T.25N R.17E
CRAVENS ROAD, 5 TO 15 HI
SW 1/4
MAIH STREET
HE CORNER
LEASE HEALTON 2 VHIT
10 MILES WEST OF ATOKA ON
NORTHEAST QUARTER
NB QUARTER
•30 NORTH UNION STREET
SE QUARTER
SW 1/4, S 14, T19N, R1E,
HE OF THE SH SECTIOH
NH QUARTER
HGWY 270B REST
1000 S PINE
Lcity
WILSON
SHAHNEE
RATLIFF CITY
HEHDRIX
CALVBRT
CANTON
ARDHORE
SHIDLER
OKLAHOMA CITY
RIPLEY
VELMA
ST. LOUIS
MAR LOW
WYNOHA
OILTON
DACOHA
FAIRVIEH
TEMPLE
LAHTON
BARTLESVILLE
PRYOR
ROLAND
PEARSON
OIL CENTER
DRUMHOHD
DRUHRICHT
VBLHA
JINX
DELAWARE
LAHTON
PICHER
OKLAHOMA CITY
DELAWARE
FRANCIS
FITTSTOWN
VELMA
TULSA
PUTNAM CITY
KELLYVILLE
SILOAM SPRINGS
THOMAS
WASHIHGTON
ENID
ADA
JBNKS
TULSA
HILBERTON
MARIETTA
FAIRVIEH
THOMAS
AFTON
COX CITY
HEALTON
ATOKA
PERHELL
CUSHING
SNIDLER
SEMINOLE
SHAHNEE
NORMAN
STILLHATER
HAYKOMI3
KINGFISHER
CAMARGO
HEHOKA
POHCA CITY
MORRIS
BUMS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CARTER
POTTANATOMIE
CARTER
BRYAN
BRYAN
BLAINE
CARTER
OSAGB
OKLAHOMA
PAYNE
STEPHENS
SEHINOLE
POTTAHATOMIE
CADDO
STEPHENS
OSAGE
CREEK
HOODS
DEHEY
COTTON
COHANCHE
OSAGE
HAYES
SEQUOYAH
POTTAHATOHIE
PONTOTOC
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
TULSA
NONATA
COHANCHE
OTTAWA
OKLAHOMA
NONATA
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
STEPHENS
OSAGE
DEHEY
CREEK
WASHINGTON
CVSTER
HCCLAIN
GARFIELD
PONTOTOC
TULSA
TULSA
LATIHER
LOVE
PONTOTOC
DEHEY
CUSTER
OTTAMA
STEPHENS
CARTER
ATOKA
GARVIN
PAYNE
OSAGE
SEHINOLE
POTTAHATOHIB
CLEVELAND
PAYNE
GARFIELD
KINGFISHER
DEHEY
SEHINOLB
KAY
OKHULGEE
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
spdate
05/04/90
OS/04/90
05/05/90
05/05/90
05/05/90
05/06/90
05/06/90
05/06/90
05/04/90
05/06/90
05/08/90
05/09/90
05/09/90
05/08/90
05/09/90
05/10/90
05/10/90
05/14/90
05/17/90
05/03/90
05/18/90
05/19/90
05/21/90
05/12/90
05/24/90
05/25/90
05/26/90
05/21/90
05/29/90
05/29/90
05/29/90
05/29/90
05/30/90
05/31/90
05/30/90
05/31/90
05/31/90
06/02/90
06/04/90
06/04/90
06/07/90
06/07/90
06/06/90
06/11/90
06/13/90
06/13/90
/ /
06/06/90
/ /
06/15/90
06/15/90
06/15/90
06/19/90
06/13/90
06/20/90
06/21/90
06/23/90
06/23/90
06/25/90
06/27/SO
06/21/90
06/28/89
06/21/90
06/21/90
06/28/90
06/26/90
06/29/90
07/01/90
07/04/90
07/05/90
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
SHITCH GEAR OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHH OIL, GREASE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS (LIQUID)
OILl CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL MUD PIT SLUDGE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL (1993
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL CAS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
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300.
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500.
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5.
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Case*
F90-2826
F90-2860
F90-2868
F90-2903
F90-2913
F90-2929
F90-2939
F90-2942
F90-2955
F90-2958
F90-2971
F90-2974
F90-2977
F90-3007
F90-3010
F90-3012
F90-3028
F90-3038
F90-3073
F90-3116
F90-3140
F90-3168
F90-3184
F90-3209
F90-3230
F90-3276
F90-3289
F90-3302
F90-3311
F90-3312
F90-3313
F90-3326
F90-3341
F90-3368
F90-3413
F90-3460
F90-3492
F90-350D
F90-3503
F90-3525
F90-3528
F90-3546
F90-3561
F90-3574
F90-3576
F90-3610
F90-3613
F90-3627
F90-3630
F90-3633
F91-0011
F91-0032
F91-0043
F91-0114
F91-0121
F91-012S
F91-0130
F91-0137
F91-0148
F91-0150
F91-0151
F91-0192
F91-0195
F91-0210
F91-0239
F91-0255
F91-0256
F91-02S7
F91-0293
F91-0305
Prp
PE RAM INC.
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE OXY USA INC
PE MID AMERICA TELEPHONE CO
BOB RUMLEY
PE KERR MCGEE
FG USAF - ALTUS AFB
PE MINGO AUTO SALVAGE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
FG USAF - TINKER AFB
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE RICHART OIL CO.
PB MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE CAFFEY OIL CO
PE UNKNOWN
UPCO
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
DIGGER OIL CO
PB ARCO OIL AND GAS
PU OKLAHOMA GAS ( ELECTRIC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE EXXON
PB MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MODERN OIL COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PU OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS CO.
PE JOY OIL AND GAS
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
FG USAF - TINKER AFB
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
MAGNUM PACKAGING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE RALSTON PURINA CO.
PE TOTAL PIPELINE CO.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PE UNION PACIFIC R.R.
PB CHEVRON USA INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE ORYX ENERGY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
FG USAF - ALTUS AFB
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE UNION PACIFIC R/R
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE CHEVRON USA INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
Locate
ME CORNER OF INTERSECTION
SEC 11 T 5 N R 24 E
SE 1/4 SEC 35 T4N R4H
APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE N.
NORTHWEST QUARTER
ALTUS AFB 502 HONEYSUCKLE
RTE 7 1 MILE NORTH OF
13605 E. APACHE
NW QUARTER
TINKER AFB NORTH OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER
PO BOX 41 ON MAPLE DRIVE
NE QUARTER
OFF OF HWY 283
INTO BEAR CREEK AT LOW
5MI S. OF CLARBMORE, OK
SE QUARTER
EOLA NORTHWEST BLOCK
SEC 20, T14N, R5E
S.E. 64TH STREET AND
10 MI SN OF ENID S35 T21N
SEC 16 T4S R2W
1 MILE EAST OF ST. LOUIS
2230 E HIGHLAND
SEC 27, T16N, R9E
SW QUARTER
507 EAST LATIMER CT
TANK BATTERY UNNAMED CNTY
HE CORNER OF LINCOLN
OCALC/EM
HH QUARTER
AREA PARALLELS 1-35
S24, T5N, R8E
SEC 6; T19N; R6E
6011 N. YORKTOHN
13700 N. LINCOLN
GARBER STATION
NE CORNER OF LINCOLN CO.
HWY 51
SXH 18 T17N R12E 2MI
530 T5N R7E
15 W. OF ORIENTA OK.
HWY 7 3 MILES WEST OF HWY
TEXAS CITY DOCKS PIER 16
MILE 81 ON COLORADO HHY
LONG ISLAND SOUND
SEC 22, TS17N, R5E
SEC 18, T20H. R8W
RR MILEPOST 331
2MI B OF OIL CENTER SEC
t TRONOCO OIL CO. SITE,
NW QUARTER
SB OF SE 1/4 SEC 13, T 6
HARRIS SYSTEM
4.SM S. OF TOWN SX4 T9H
1 MILE WEST AND 1/4 MILE
SECTION35, TOWNSHIP 5
SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 2
10 MILE SW OF TOWN S35
1M W. OF COUNTY LINE, SEC
Lcity
MCALESTER
FORGAN
BARNSBALL
LINDSAY
STONEWALL
BRISTOW
ALTUS
ADA
TULSA
PAWNEE
ROLAND
HAUAONIS
TINKER AFB
MAR LOU
KELLYVILLE
HENNESSEY
ALTUS
CLEVELAND
COUHTYLINE
NEAR DAVENPORT
DRUMRIGHT
OKLAHOMA CITY
ENID
WILSON
ST. LOUIS
SHAHNBB
BRISTOW
TULSA
YALE
CUSHING
TINKER AFB
SASAKWA
DRUMRIGHT
MIDWAY
ALLAN
QUAY
TULSA
DRUMMOND
BDMOND
GARBBR
CUSHING
HENNESSEE
KIEFBR
ADA
ORIENTA
RUSH SPRINGS
CHANDLER
DRUMWRIGHT
ALTUS
NOWATA
CUSHING
KREMLIN
OIL CENTER
TULSA
CROMWELL
KONAWA
NORMAN
CROMWELL
FRANCIS
OIL CENTER
HEALDTON
ENID
COUNTY LINE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
PITTSBURG
BEAVER
OSAGE
GARVIN
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
CREEK
JACKSON
PONTOTOC
TULSA
PONTOTOC
CLEVELAND
SEQUOYAH
GARFIELD
OKLAHOMA
STEPHENS
CREEK
LOGAN
JACKSON
PAWNEE
LINCOLN
GARVIN
LINCOLN
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
GARFIELD
CARTER
POTTAWATOMIE
POTTAMATOMIE
CREEK
PONTOTOC
TULSA
PAYNE
LINCOLN
OKLAHOMA
SEMINOLE
CREEK
POTTAWATOHIE
PONTOTOC
PAYNE
TULSA
GARFIELD
OKLAHOMA
GARFIELD
PAYNE
KINGFISHER
CREEK
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
MAJOR
GRADY
LINCOLN
CREEK
JACKSON
NOWATA
LINCOLN
GARFIELD
GARFIELD
PONTOTOC
OSAGE, TULSA
SEMINOLE
SEMINOLE
CLEVELAND
SEMINOLE
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
CARTER
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OX
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OX
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Spdate
07/06/90
07/10/90
07/10/90
07/14/90
07/16/90
07/24/90
07/19/90
07/19/90
07/22/90
07/23/90
07/24/90
07/24/90
07/24/90
07/26/90
07/26/90
07/27/90
07/20/90
07/30/90
08/03/90
08/07/90
/ /
08/13/90
08/15/90
03/01/90
08/20/90
08/20/90
08/24/90
08/28/90
08/28/90
08/24/90
08/29/90
08/30/90
08/30/90
08/27/90
09/09/90
09/11/90
09/17/90
09/14/90
09/18/90
09/19/90
09/19/90
08/30/90
09/27/90
09/29/90
09/29/90
09/23/90
09/24/90
09/25/90
09/25/90
09/25/90
10/01/90
10/03/90
10/04/90
10/11/90
10/12/90
09/15/90
10/15/90
10/16/90
10/17/90
10/12/90
10/17/90
10/24/90
10/20/90
10/26/90
10/30/90
10/18/90
10/18/90
10/25/90
11/02/90
11/05/90
Hatl
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC.- TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MI5C: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
LUBRICATING OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL BRINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISCi TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL/HATER MIXTURE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL CAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
KEVOSENE
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSMISSION FLUID
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
SALT HATER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
300.
900.
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PE TULSA ENERGY
PB HIDCOWTINENT PIPELINE
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C.M.T.
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PE SUN PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE N.C.M. GROUP
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PU TRI-COl/NTY ELEC. CO-OP
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
PE UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
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PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PB BIG HEART PIPELINE CO.
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PE MEGA OIL
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PB NIPER
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PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE BOYNTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
PB BOH PIPELINE
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UNKNOHN
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PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
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PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
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NE - NE - NE
SBC 34, T14N, R7E, 7MI S.
NH QUARTER
SE14 SEC2, T1S, R4H
SH QUARTER
NH SH OP SECTION 13 TON
S. SIDE OF HHY 60 BRIDGE
6.5M E OF DRUMRIGHT ON
HAPPY HILL 3" DISCHARGE
RENO AND SUNNY LANE
SBC 27 TOHNSHIP 8 NORTH
HHY 54
S.H. QUARTER OF THE
HHY 23
SEC 22 T19N RSE
OFF 74B HHY
NEAR HHY 76
SEC IS, T15H R4H, LOGAN
HHY 66
NH 1/4 S24, T19N. R12H
S10, TUN, R23H
2 MILES EAST AND 1 MILE
FRANK RD. AND HHY 69
RT. 1 BOX 312
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NH 328, T26H, R6E
RT. 2 BOX 71
SN 1/4, S10. T14N, R4H
220 N VIRGINIA
LOH HATER HHARF
1000 S PINE ST
4.5MI, H OP KEY H. NH 4
SB SB SH
BOYNTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
DOG THRASHER CREEK
2 BLKS SOUTH OP POST
HIGHNAY 17 EAST BOUND
HEAR HARVEY RD. SH
US 270 AND ST. HHY 56
S13 T14S R2H 9MI SE OF
VHKHOHN
1 MILE HEST OF HEALDTON
HELL 08 NEAR MAD ILL
AFTON PIPELINE STATION
NH 1/4 SBC « T25N R6E
2132 H. MAIN
MARKHAM PERRY PROJECT ON
SOUTHHBST CORNER SECTION
SOUTHHEST QUARTER SECT 35
2HI N. OF CUSHIHG SEC. 29
S30 T2N R7E
930 SOUTH CHEROKEE
SBC NH 14 T23N, RANGE 13H
ON COUNTYLINE ROAD
SH OTR 525 T3N R2E
52 CACHE RD
INTERSECTION OP HHY 11
SN QTR S31 T27N R6E
SXN 12 T1S R4H
SB/4 SEC 22. T15N. R8E
NASHUA RIVER. SE QUARTER
SH QUARTER OP SECTION .. .
SB T17H R12B
OFF OF 1-35
HHY 3
MAYER HO. 1-22 JUST
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Matl
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILY LIQUID HASTE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILI CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
GA5OL1NEI CASINGHEAD
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOHN OIL, LIGHT
OIL:CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CROTJE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILI CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
Quant 1
45.00
2.00
2.00
10.00
0.00
300.00
10.00
0.00
3.00
SO. 00
25.00
111. 00
200.00
4.00
25.00
15.00
0.00
1.00
50.00
50.00
1.00
5.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
3.00
•00.00
15.00
5000.00
1.00
150.00
1.00
8.00
45.00
30.00
4.00
12600.00
300.00
SO. 00
350.00
0.00
10.00
20.00
4.50
0.00
20.00
4.00
0.00
50.00
0.00
100.00
3.00
250.00
5.00
1.00
20.00
10.00
2.00
3.00
100.00
60.00
4.00
24.00
2.00
10.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
SO. 00
150.00
U So
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B P
B P
B FP
B P
U F
B P
G P
U F
B P
B F
B FP
B H
B P
O F
B P
B F
U
G F
B P
B P
B P
B P
U R
U P
B P
B F
B P
B P
G P
B F
G F
G H
B P
B P
B P
B P
G P
G F
B P
G F
U H
B P
B P
B P
U P
G FP
B FP
U P
B P
U F
G F
B FP
B T
B P
B P
G MS
B
B F
B P
a H
B P
B P
B VP
B P
G P
B P
B F
B P
B P
B F
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a u d
t S i
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O
O
0
0
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
O
0
0
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
O
0
O
0
O
0
0
0
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
0
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12/10/93
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F91-1Z34
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F91-1252
F91-1284
F91-1288
F91-1289
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F91-1347
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F91-1618
F91-1634
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F91-1688
F91-1696
F91-1702
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PB PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE LINCOLN ROCK CORP
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
PE FAA- MIKE MONRONEY CTR
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
PE KERR MCGEE REFINING
PE GENERAL MOTORS
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CO
PE WESTERN CO NA
PE KERR MCGEE INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE BOH PIPELINE
PE MIDCONTINBNT PIPELINE
PE GENERAL MOTORS
PE CITATION OIL I GAS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
UNKNOWN
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PHILIPS PIPELINE
PE MOBILE PIPELINE
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE HOENIG TRANSPORT CO.
PE BEREXCO INC.
UNKNOWN
PE BRICE RAPER
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE HAZELWOOD OIL
PE ORYX ENERGY
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE ORYX ENERGY
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE ROLLINS LEASING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KERR MCGEE
PE KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
PE MOBIL E t P, USA, INC.
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE MOBIL E t P. USA, INC.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PB PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE CITATION OIL < GAS
PE OMNI CONSTRUCTION
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
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H. OF S.E. 15TH I EASTERN
HE QTR NH QTR S2 T7S R2E
SEC 21, T20N, R6E
SBC 33, T1S R3W
6500 S MACARTHUR
SEC 35 T22N, R12E
SEC 1, T23N, R12W
OSAGB HILLS STATE PARK
ON SOUTH SIDE OF HHY 9-A
7447 74TH ST
SB 1/4 55 T27K, R8E
SEC 1 T1S, R4H
SEC 22, TI7N, 125E
KREBS LAKE RD
NORTH OF BOB CROUCH RD
KERR MCGEE REFINERY
SEC 1, T15N, R3E
SEC 28, T16N, R10E
HE 1/4, SEC 32, T23N,
7447 SE 74TH ST
SEC 31, T3S, R3H
OFF OF HHY 66
SHI/4 OF SHI/4 SEC 16.
1/2 MILE NORTH AND 3/4
3661 S. JENKINS
BURBANK GATHERING SYSTEM
S34, T6N, R12B
S6, T7N, R3E
S20, T19N, R17H
7 MILES SO OF SHIDLER
SEC 29, T2S, R3H
SE 1/4 SEC 3, T21N, R6H
ON ROAD 414
S9.T18N.R7E
1400 EAST BROADWAY
SAHOMA LAKE RD. APPROX 1
ST HHY 74 1 MI E / 3/4 MI
1 MI E HARRAH RD,2 MI H
S17,T29N,R13E
S22.T8N.R8H
BAD CREEK STATION, 2
HE
NW
OFF OF NESTLAKE RD
NEAR HHY 39
WEST OF THE EAGLE VALLEY
EAST ON 29
FT SILLS BLDG 286 HIRSCH
SE OF NE
5 MI N.OF SPIRRO.AR.MI
NW QUARTER
SW 1/4
HE QUARTER
3800 N. MIHGO AVE
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STEPHENS
LINCOLN
PITTSBURG
POTTAWATOMIE
PAWNEE
LINCOLN
TEXAS
CREEK
OSAGE
NOBLE
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
CREEK
CARTER
CREEK
CREEK
MAJOR
CLEVELAND
OSAGE
CADDO
POTTAHATOMIE
DEWEY
OSAGE
CARTER
GARFIELD
NOWATA
CREEK
SEMINOLE
CREEK
GARFIELD
LINCOLN
WASHINGTON
GRADY
OKFUSKEE
MURRAY
OSAGE
CARTER
STEPHENS
NOWATA
PONTOTOC
OSAGB
CARTER
HCCLAIN
TULSA
GRADY
COMANCHE
GARFIELD
PAYNE
SEQUOYAH
STEPHENS
OSAGB
CARTER
STEPHENS
KINGFISHER
CARTER
TULSA
OSAGB
OSAGE
JACKSON
ST Spdate
OK 01/25/91
OK 01/30/91
OK 01/31/91
OK 01/31/91
OK 01/31/91
OK 01/31/91
OK 01/31/91
OK 02/03/91
OK 02/05/91
OK 02/04/91
OK 02/OS/91
OK 02/07/91
OK 02/07/91
OK 02/07/91
OK 02/12/91
OK 02/06/91
OK 02/13/91
OK 02/14/91
OK 02/19/91
OK 02/20/91
OK 02/25/91
OK 02/27/91
OK 02/27/91
OK 02/21/91
OK 02/28/91
OK 03/03/91
OK 03/03/91
OK 03/05/91
OK 03/10/91
OK 03/14/91
OK 03/15/91
OK 03/15/91
OK 03/16/91
OK 03/18/91
OK 03/20/91
OK 03/21/91
OK 03/21/91
OK 03/22/91
OK 03/23/91
OK 03/23/91
OK 03/25/91
OK 01/01/91
OK 03/28/91
OK 03/28/91
OK 03/29/91
OK 04/02/91
OK 04/06/91
OK 04/09/91
OK 04/09/91
OK 01/01/91
OK 04/10/91
OK 04/10/91
OK 04/10/91
OK 04/10/91
OK 04/10/91
OK 04/12/91
OK 04/18/91
OK 04/17/91
OK 04/18/91
OK 04/18/91
OK 04/19/91
OK 04/22/91
OK 04/22/91
OK 04/24/91
OK 04/24/91
OK 04/27/91
OK 05/03/91
OK 04/26/91
OK 04/28/91
OK 05/07/91
Matl
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
JET FUEL! JP-4
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRVDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
SALT WATER
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
JET A - JET FUEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GAS, HYDROCARBON
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
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i
Quant 1 t
3.00 G
40.00 B
15.00 B
20.00 B
150.00 G
225.00 B
2S.OO B
0.00 U
150.00 B P
50.00 G F
60.00 B t
6.00 B F
175.00 B F
150.00 G F
0.00 U
0.00 U F
75.00 B P
1000.00 G R
2.00 B P
30.00 B P
10.00 B P
300.00 G F
3.00 B F
3.00 B P
20.00 B P
0.00 U P
5.00 B P
30.00 B P
0.00 U
10.00 B P
S.OO B P
45.00 B P
2.00 B P
2.00 B FP
30.00 B P
5.00 B P
0.00 11 H
100.00 B F
0.00 U F
0.00 U F
4.00 B P
50.00 B F
1.00 B F
30.00 B P
1200.00 B F
12.00 B P
1.00 B f
1.00 B P
40.00 B P
0.00 U F
3.00 B P
1.00 B F
2.00 B P
15.00 B P
50.00 B P
350.00 B P
25.00 G H
1.00 B F
1100.00 B P
2.00 0 R
3.00 B P
1.00 B F
10.00 B F
10.00 B F
100.00 B F
3.00 B F
20.00 G F
20.00 B P
20.00 B P
0.00 U P
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o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
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0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
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0
0
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0
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TDDI
12/10/93
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Prp
F91-21B3
F91-2194
F91-2230
F91-2246
F91-2249
F91-2255
F91-2256
F91-2264
F91-2265
F91-2272
F91-2294
F91-2295
. F91-2298
F91-2312
F91-2315
F91-2329
F91-23S6
F91-2367
F91-236«
F91-2393
F91-2402
F91-2407
F91-24U
F91-2439
F91-24I6
F91-24M
F91-2511
F91-2514
F91-2S23
F91-2535
F91-2539
F91-2S5I
F91-2573
F91-2578
F91-2596
F91-2S99
F91-2603
F91-2615
F91-2627
F91-2632
F91-2639
F9I-2641
F91-2649
F91-2652
F91-268S
F91-2692
F91-2693
F91-2724
F91-2731
F91-2735
F91-2754
F91-2760
F91-27I4
F91-2S02
F91-2«04
F91-2I05
F91-2831
F91-2862
F91-2I96
F91-2915
F91-2932
F91-2950
F91-2972
F91-3027
F91-3035
F91-3170
F91-3178
F91-3225
F91-322I
F91-3230
PB CHEVRON USA IKC
PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE EXXON
PE HID-COHTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE HALLIBURTON SERVICES
PE HID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE OK. CITY AIRPORT
PE ENVIRONMENTAL
PE SCOTT CHOTIN INC.
PE HIDCONTIHENT PIPELINE
PE KERR-HCGEE REFINING
PE HID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERINH
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE TEXACO INC.
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE HIDCONTINEHT PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE HIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
SUN PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE TOTAL PIPELINE CORP
PE HID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SANTE FE RR CO.
PE KERR-HCGEE REFINING
PE KERR-HCGEE PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE BEREXCO INC.
PE TEXACO INC
PE ENRON LIQUID FUELS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE BEREXCO INC.
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC.
FG USAF-ALTUS AFB
PE LINCOLN ROCK CORP
PE DELTA AIRLINES
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE CO
PE EXXON
PE ARCO INC.
PE LINCOLN ROCK CORP
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
UNKNOWN
PE TEXACO INC.
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE HIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE APCO GAS STATION
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PU OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE TEXACO INC.
Locate
HHY 70
S11,T17N,R7E.WILSOH3A,3-H
HHY 99
1015 BOISD'ARC ST
HE QUARTER OF SECTION 3
10321 SOUTH MERIDIAN
CRST TERMINAL,924 S
(20 NORTH CHANNEL ROAD
SH QUARTER OF SE QUARTER
SAND CR. 9 MI SOUTH OF
AXEM AIGHER NO. 5-25
HE QUARTER OF SECTION 34
121 ST AND ELK
251 H. 3UNNYLANE
I 40 AND 56
R SE,S16.720 N,
SH QUARTER, 531, T12N.R2H
S31.T17M.R3E
316.722N.R3W
SFE MILE MARKER 409.9
S11,TSN,R2H,7HI SE
S1I,T20,R6B,1 MI NEST OF
S14.T21N.R7W
SE 30, T25H, RUE
S6.T19N,R6E.3 MI KM OF
SEC 29.T17N. R12 E
OH HHY IS
4 MI SE CASHION.S23.NE.15
«* 23, T2SN, R9E, 3 MI SH OF
1/4 BEST OF am 99
SN 517,T 20N, RE
NEAR SOUTH GATE OF BASE
HE
TULSA IHTNL AIRPORT
S29.T57N.RMS
2 HI NEST
STATE HHY 16
NE SH HN NE
SE QUARTER OF SECTION 7
S17.T45.R2N
S.E. QUARTER
17S FIRST STREET SOUTH 10
S24HT5H,16 MI EAST OF
H/C-61 POB 360 LEFT OFF
HNY 16 t 33
915 SOUTH MICHIGIN 1/2
SOUTH EDGE OF HYKOHIS OFF
SHOLBM ALCHEM FAULT BLOCK
1009 BEST CHEROKEE APCO
NH QUARTER
HNY 62 E.
SE QUARTER
Lclty
HEALDTON
VELHA
DRUHHRIGHT
STILUIATER
STROUD
OIL CENTER
NAUKOHIS
DUNCAN
SHAMROCK
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
CATOOSA
PAUL'S VALLEY
DRUHNRIGHT
CLEVELAND
CUSHING
VELHA
ORLANDO
PERRY
HEALDTON
HEALDTON
GLENPOOL
OKLAHOMA CITY
CROMWELL
NARAMEC
OKLAHOMA CITY
CARNEY
CAREER
MARLON
NOBLE
PURCELL
GAIL
•AVKOHIS
BARNSTALL
YALE
ORIBNTA
CASHION
CAWH0SKA
OILTON
PERRY
ALTUS AFB
MARIETTA
TULSA
WEHOKA
WILSON
DRUMNRIGHT
SHIDLER
SAPULPA
DUNCAN
CLEVELAND
SALLISAW
DRUMHRIGHT
CUSHING
•YKOMIS
DUNCAN
WAGGONER
WAUKOHIS
WAUKIMOS
WEBB CITY
MUSKOGEE
RATLIFF
VBLMA
ERNS Oil Spill Databait
Lcounty
CARTER
STEPHENS
CREEK
PAYNE
LINCOLN
PONTOTOC
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
ROGERS
GARFIELD
GARVIN
CREEK
OSAGE
PAYNE
STEPHENS
NOBLE
CREEK
NOBLE
GARFIELD
CARTER
CARTER
TULSA
OKLAHOMA
SEMINOLB
PAWNEE
OKLAHOMA
LINCOLN
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
CLEVELAND
MCCLAIN
PAWNEE
GARFIELD
OSAGE
PAYNE
CREEK
MAJOR
KINGFISHER
OSAGE
CREEK
NOBLE
JACKSON
LOVE
TULSA
HUGHES
CARTER
CREEK
LOVE
SEMINOLB
CARTER
OSAGE
STEPHENS
POTTANATOMIE
OSAGE
SEQUOYAH
CREEK
PAYNE
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
WAGGONER
GARFIELD
GARFIELD
OSAGE
MUSKOGEE
CARTER
STEPHENS
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Spdate
05/01/91
05/01/91
05/12/91
05/06/91
05/13/91
05/14/91
05/13/91
05/14/91
05/14/91
05/14/91
05/11/91
05/16/91
05/16/91
05/17/91
05/18/91
05/19/91
OS/21/91
05/22/91
05/22/91
05/24/91
05/24/91
OS/25/91
05/27/91
05/28/91
06/02/91
06/03/91
06/04/91
06/04/91
06/03/91
06/05/91
06/OS/91
06/06/91
06/07/91
06/07/91
06/11/91
06/07/91
06/11/91
06/12/91
06/12/91
06/12/91
06/14/91
Of/12/91
06/14/91
06/14/91
06/17/91
06/17/91
06/18/91
06/20/91
06/21/91
06/22/91
06/25/91
06/25/91
06/27/91
06/27/91
06/27/91
06/28/91
07/01/91
07/02/91
07/07/91
07/09/91
07/11/91
07/11/91
07/14/91
07/18/91
07/19/91
07/22/91
07/20/91
07/27/91
07/28/91
07/28/91
Matl
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDHOTEST WATER WITH OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILiCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL; CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUELS: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
BLACK OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
DILI CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
15.
10.
1.
3.
2.
6.
1.
900.
2.
0.
300.
5.
7.
20.
800.
20.
100.
10.
1.
0.
2.
22.
0.
700.
30.
42.
20.
S.
10.
10.
25.
12.
1.
40.
170.
1.
3.
2.
2.
1.
500.
0.
2.
300.
SO.
4.
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ISO.
6.
20.
10.
75.
1.
20.
0.
266.
8.
20.
0.
1800.
0.
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6.
3.
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12/10/93
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Case*
F91-3231
F91-3233
F91-3245
F91-3250
F91-3267
F91-3304
F91-3337
F91-3343
F91-3347
F91-3349
F91-3366
F91-3393
. F91-3400
F91-3403
F91-3405
F91-3486
F91-3489
F91-3492
F91-3514
F91-3517
F91-3518
F91-3519
F91-3544
F91-3557
F91-3561
F91-3581
F91-3S91
F91-3594
F91-3597
F91-3612
F91-3632
F91-3651
F91-36S6
F91-3686
F91-3696
F91-3700
F91-3736
F91-3780
F91-3796
F91-3813
F91-3834
F91-3839
F91-3840
F91-3841
F91-384S
F91-3848
F91-3853
F91-3855
F91-3863
F91-3867
F91-3893
F91-3897
F91-3921
F92-0009
F92-0031
F92-0057
F92-0073
F92-0086
F92-0124
F92-0143
F92-0149
F92-0168
F92-0185
F92-0191
F92-0212
F92-0216
F92-0229
F92-0232
F92-0235
F92-0248
Prp
Lcity
PE ROSEHOOD RESOURCES
PE ROSEHOOD RESOURCES
PU UNKNOWN
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE CATO OIL AMD GREASE
PE KERR MCGEE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PINNACLE CORPORATION
PE KERR-MCGEE
PE CATO OIL AND GREASE
PE NEH CENTURY PRODUCTS
PE SANTA FE RAILROAD
PE NATIONAL OIL t SUPPLY CO
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE EISENHOWER AUTO SERVICE
PE USPCI
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE DYCO PETROLEUM
PE PHILLIP'S PIPELINE CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE OKLAND OIL CO.
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE APACHE CORP.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE TEXACO INC.
PE CHIEF SUPPLY INC.
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
PE SUN REFINING AND MARKETNG
PE KERR MCGEB REFINING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE SHEFFIELD STEEL
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE KING ENTERPRISES
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEHS
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE CATO OIL AND GREASE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE WILLIAM MULLEN COMPANY
SOUTH GRAHAM DEESE FIELD
SOUTH GRAHAM DEESE FIELD
WEST BANK ARK. RIVER BY
EOLA NH BLOCK MCLISH HELL
1.5 MI SOUTH, S-1,T21N,R
91S 9TH ST & MART1H LUTH-
SUN PIPELINE 1 MILE SOUTH
NH 1/4,S-35.T-8N. R-l H
SB Q.S-36.T-10 N.R-3H, 10
SE-1/4.S-21,T-29N,R-1«
I MI
9TH ST. AND MARTIN
SE OF SE S-19.T25N R-1E
US 75
HHY 19 EAST OUT
1211 NORTH MAIN ST.
5324 HEST 46TH STREET S.
SO QUARTER OF SECTION 15
SE QUARTER AT THE
S-1-9-22.HHY152 AT END OF
1 MILE H OF BEGGS AT
DEEP FORK RIVER
SECTION 28 16N 10E
SH
HE QUARTER
NEAR 1-40
NH QUARTER
SECTION SH 18.R-9H, T-13
NEAR HHY 33
SE QUARTER
RT 2 BOX 71
5111 E 36TH ST N
1700 S. UNION AVE
BUMPASS UNIT - HELL NO.
N.H. QUARTER
EAST 47TH PLACE (
POST OFFICE BOX 1000
OFF OF mn 74
SH
2300 SOUTH HIGHHAY
2 MILES EAST AND 1 MILE
135 H TO HILSHIRE BLVD
S-20, R-5E, TOHNSHIP 5N,
1 MILE EAST OF HHY 11 AND
915 MARTIN LUTHER KING
STATE HMY 51 PIPELINE
LUTHER SALTWATER DISPOSAL
GRAHAM
GRAHAM
TULSA
ERNELL
SKIATOOK
OKLAHOMA
HYNNENOOD
NOBLE
NOBLE
BRAYMON
HYNNEHOOD
OKLAHOMA CITY
TONKAHA
ENID
ENID
GETTY
PAULS VALLEY
MCALESTER
TULSA
HOLBENVILLE
CLEVELAND
HOMINY
ELK CITY
OKARCHE
MORRIS
KONAHA
SEMINOLE
HAYDENVILLE
SPAULDING
BEGGS
BEGGS
CHEYENNE
FLICK
HOLF
FOX
RINGNOOD
ELK CITY
VBLMA
CLEVELAND
CUSHING
DRDHHRIGHT
HILSON
DRUMHRIGHT
VELMA
HASKELL
CRESCENT
TULSA
TULSA
ASHER
3LAUGHTERVILLE
HEBB CITY
TULSA
EL RENO
EDMOHO
PAHHUSKA
LINDSEY
SAND SPRINGS
SPARKS
MEEKER
OKLAHOMA CITY
OIL CENTER
NASH
OKLAHOMA CITY
ADA
HENNESSEY
LUTHER
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CARTER
CARTER
TULSA
GARVIN
TULSA
OKLAHOMA
GARVIN
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
KAY
GARVIN
OKLAHOMA
KAY
GARFIELD
GARFIELD
HUGHES
GARVIN
HCCLAIN
PITTSBURG
TULSA
HUGHES
TULSA
OSAGE
BECKHAM
KINGFISHER
OKHULGEE
SEMINOLE
SEHINOLE
OKFUSKEE
HUGHES
OKHULGEB
OKHULGEE
ROGER HILLS
CREEK
SEHINOLE
STEPHENS
MAJOR
BECKHAM
STEPHENS
OSAGE
OKFUSKEE
LINCOLN
CREEK
CARTER
CREEK
STEPHENS
WAGONER
LOGAN
SEMINOLE
TULSA
TULSA
POTTAHATOMIE
CLEVELAND
CARTER
OSAGE
TULSA
CANDIAN
OKLAHOMA
OSAGE
HCCLAIN
TULSA
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
OKLAHOMA
PONTOTOC
ALFALFA
OKLAHOMA
PONTOTOC
KINGFISHER
OKLAHOMA
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Spdate
07/27/91
07/27/91
07/19/91
07/30/91
07/30/91
08/04/91
08/07/91
08/08/91
08/08/91
08/08/91
08/07/91
08/13/91
08/13/91
08/14/91
08/14/91
08/20/91
08/20/91
08/20/91
08/22/91
08/20/91
08/22/91
08/21/91
08/26/91
08/23/91
08/25/91
08/28/91
08/29/91
08/29/91
08/29/91
08/30/91
09/01/91
08/31/91
09/03/91
09/06/91
09/07/91
09/07/91
09/10/91
09/06/91
09/15/91
08/26/91
09/18/91
09/19/91
09/19/91
09/19/91
09/19/91
09/20/91
09/20/91
09/20/91
09/23/91
09/23/91
09/25/91
09/25/91
09/28/91
10/01/91
10/01/91
10/06/91
10/09/91
10/09/91
10/14/91
10/16/91
10/18/91
10/18/91
10/20/91
10/21/91
10/22/91
10/23/91
10/24/91
10/24/91
10/24/91
10/25/91
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM PRODUCT
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OTHER OIL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, HISC : LUBRICATING
CRUDE OIL t SALTWATER
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
ASPHALT
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN SOLID FROM CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILS,MISC:MOTOR
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL SPIRITS
OILS, MISC: LUBRICATING
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
HASTE OIL
OILtCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNONN OIL
OILS, FUEL: 12
OILS, FUEL: 12
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILS, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL; CRUDE
Quant 1
10.00
5.00
0.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
50.00
2.00
15.00
140.00
50.00
1.00
0.00
sooo.oo
500.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
1.00
100.00
0.00
210.00
85.00
l.DD
3.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
10.00
6.00
15.00
50.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
80.00
1000.00
20.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
50.00
100.00
S.OO
3.00
75.00
5.00
40.00
3.00
35.00
15.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
5.00
450.00
0.00
265.00
91.00
150.00
265.00
300.00
1.00
2.00
120.00
0.00
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B
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B
B
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B
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B
B
B
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B
B
B
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B
B
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B
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B
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B
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B
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F
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F
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F
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F
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O
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O
O
O
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O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
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0
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F92-0249
F92-0267
F92-0275
F92-0311
F92-0313
F92-0324
F92-0340
F92-03B2
F92-0393
F92-039I
F92-0407
F92-0424
, F92-0459
F92-0464
F92-0474
F92-04S4
F92-0520
F92-0546
F92-054S
F92-0575
F92-058I
F92-0599
F92-0602
F92-0607
F92-OCOI
F92-0621
F92-0627
F92-OC3S
F92-0656
F92-0661
F92-069S
F92-0721
F92-0749
F92-0761
F92-0762
P92-0769
F92-OI14
F92-OJ17
F92-OB47
F92-0»4«
F92-OI74
F92-OM1
F92-OH3
F92-OI99
F92-0909
F92-0920
F92-0922
F92-0925
F92-0926
F92-0931
F92-0936
F92-0941
F92-0944
F92-09S7
F92-097S
P92-0982
F92-09I7
F92-09I9
F92-0992
F92-0999
F92-1004
F92-1016
F92-1047
F92-104I
F92-1061
F92-1107
F92-1129
F92-1146
F92-11SO
F92-1190
Prp
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE UPLANDS RESOURCES INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE ARCO INC
PB TEXACO PIPELINE INC.
PB ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE TEXACO INC.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE KERR-MCGBE REFINING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PBTRO ENERGY TRANSPORT CO
PB MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE INDEPENDENT TRUCKING,
PE SNYDBR OIL CORP
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KERR-MCGBB REFINING
PE KERR MCGEE REFINING
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE CITATION OIL I CAS
GEOEX RESOURCES INC
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
KOCH GATHERING
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
KOCH GATHERING
KERR MCGEE REFINING
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO
MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
CHEVRON USA INC
KERR MCGEE REFINING
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
PC OSBORN HEIRS CO
PC KOCH GATHERING
UN UWWdW
REDA PUMP AND CAMCO CO
PC KOCH GATHERING
PC PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PC CONOCO INC
HIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PC MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PC NORMANDY CREEK TEXACO
Locate
LIHNOOD AVE
J. D. GROSSBBAK TANK
ONE SOUTH, S REST HE
SH QUARTER
NUMBER 2 EAST ROSE MARIE
2.5 MILES NORTH OF HNY
3 MILES SOUTH OF THE DEEP
S-14.R-10E, TOWNSHIP 24
SH OF SE QUARTER.
SE QTR-16.R-7B.T-nN,
NH QUARTER
NH QUARTER,S-9.R-7E.T-17N
ON BASELINE
SH QUARTER
2 MILES NORTH ON RD 411
4 MI N AND .75 MI N OF
BUY 7
HNY 1»3
HEAR HNY
COUNTY ROAD. 5 HI
HIGHNAY 34
SE QUARTER,S-19.R-9E,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE
EAST CEMENT UNIT HELL
ROUTE 2 BOX 299B
114 N. ADELINE
SECTION 30 2 SOUTH < 2
ME QUARTER
SH QUARTER
HH OF THE SH QUARTER
20400 E 141ST ST S
HP 564.1 (RAIL YARD)
SOUTH REST QUARTER
HE QUARTER
SOUTHWEST QUARTER
SE SE NH
SE NH
NORTH HEST QUARTER OF
NH
NH QUARTER
MATHIS LEASE, 3 MI SOUTH
IS HI NH
PORT OF CATOOSA VERDIGRIS
509 HEST HENSLEY BLVD
S-NB 3C.R~7E.T-23 N S-NE
S-26, E-SN.T-IS
SE OF HN,S-9,R-CM,T-19N
SE QUARTER OF SECTION
SH QUARTER.
2132 H MAIN ST
S-10.R-11E. T-27 NORTH
Lcity
CUSHING
RATLIFF
MARIETTA
DUNCAN
ALLEN
CADDO
YALE
KIEFFER
HOLDENVILLE
SPARKS
BARNSDALL
SHAMNEE
DRUHRIGHT
RED ROCK
VBLMA
ORLANDO
RATLIFF CITY
CROMWELL
NONATA
SLICK
VBLMA
COUNTYLINB
HYNNBNOOD
CANTON
CLINTON
EARLSBORO
DRUHRIGHT
CAHARGO
CLEVELAND
RATLIFF
CYRIL
ST LOUIS
TUSSY
NEEKLA
CEMENT
MEEKER
BARTLESVILLE
COLBERT
KONAHA
CLEM3COT
HARMONY
HARLO
SHAMNEB
HOMINY
BROKEN ARROW
ASHER
HCCALLISTER
ADA
SAYRE
BRISTOW
SKIATOOK
HBALDTON
ST.LOUIS
PRUITT CITY
HEHOKA
CLEVELAND
SASAKNA
PAHHUSKA
CATOOSA
BARTLESVILLE
HOMONEE
VELLMA
HENNESSEY
HENNESSEY
HENNESSEY
STROUD
NORMAN
PAHHUSKA
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
PAYNE
CARTER
LOVE
STEPHENS
PONTOTOC
ATOKA
PAYNE
CREEK
HUGHES
LINCOLN
OSAGE
POTTAHATOMIE
CREEK
NOBLE
CREBK
STEPHENS
GARFIELD
STEPHENS
SEMI HOLE
NONATA
CREEK
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
GARVIN
BLAINB
CUSTER
SEMIHOLE
CREEK
DEHEY
OSAGE
CARTER
CADDO
POTTAHATOMIE
CARTER
OKFUSKEB
CADDO
LINCOLN
NASHINGTON
BRYAN
SEHINOLE
CARTER
OSAGE
GRADY
SBMINOLE
OSAGB
HAGOHER
POTTAHATOMIE
SEMINOLE
PITTSBURG
PONTOTOC
BECKHAM
CREEK
OSAGE
CARTER
POTTAHATOMIE
STEPHENS
SEHINOLE
PAHHEB
SEMINOLE
OSAGE
ROGERS
HASHIMGTON
OSAGE
STEPHENS
KINGFISHER
KINGFISHER
KINGFISHER
CREEK
CLEVELAND
OSAGE
ST Spdate
OK 10/26/91
OK 10/27/91
OK 10/28/91
OK 10/30/91
OK 10/31/91
OK 10/31/91
OK 11/03/91
OK 11/03/91
OK 11/06/91
OK 11/06/91
OK 11/06/91
OX 11/01/91
OK 11/13/91
OK 11/13/91
OK 11/14/91
OK 11/13/91
OK ll/K/91
OK 11/19/91
OK 11/20/91
OK 11/22/91
OK 11/25/91
OK 11/26/91
OK 11/25/91
OK 11/26/91
OK 11/26/91
OK 11/27/91
OK 11/27/91
OK 11/29/91
OK 12/02/91
OK 12/03/91
OK 12/06/91
OK 12/09/91
OK 12/11/91
OK 12/12/91
OK 12/12/91
OK 12/07/91
OK 12/05/91
OK 12/15/91
OK 12/19/91
OK 12/19/91
OK 12/20/91
OK 12/20/91
OK 12/20/91
OK 12/22/91
OK 12/23/91
OK 12/23/91
OK 12/24/91
OK 12/25/91
OK 12/25/91
OK 12/26/91
OK 12/26/91
OK 12/27/91
OK 12/27/91
OK 12/24/91
OK 12/30/91
OK 12/31/91
OK 12/31/91
OK 12/31/91
OK 12/31/91
OK 01/02/92
OK 01/02/92
OK 01/03/92
OK 01/06/92
OK 01/04/92
OK 01/07/92
OK 01/09/92
OK 01/11/92
OK 01/13/92
OK 01/14/92
OK 01/17/92
OILiCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL. -CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILlCRUDB
OILiCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILICRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OILI CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILS. DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILl CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILICRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILl CRUDE
AND SALT
: DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS •
OIL! CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILt CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
"DRIP OIL"
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILt CRUDE
OILl DIESEL
OIL, M1SC: MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILl CRUDE
U SO M Ca
n
£
Quant 1 t
100.00 B
10.00 B
1.00 B
100.00 B
0.00 U
50.00 B
3000.00 B
0.00 U
30.00 B
15.00 B
20.00 B
23.00 B
200.00 B
20.00 B
100.00 B
2.00 B
6.00 B
5.00 B
25.00 B
200.00 G
1.00 B
5.00 B
13.00 B
15.00 B
1.00 B
100.00 G
2.00 B
0.00 U
2.00 B
10.00 B
50.00 B
340.00 B
10.00 B
500.00 B
10.00 G
5.00 B
0.00 U
0.00 U
20.00 B
25.00 B
0.00 U
10.00 B
3.00 B
10.00 B
10.00 B
0.00 U
35.00 B
10.00 B
600.00 G
20.00 B
0.00 V
15.00 B
5.00 B
2.00 B
20.00 B
140.00 B
15.00 B
1.00 B
10.00 B
5.00 B
0.00 U
250.00 G
10.00 G
1.00 G
300.00 B
1.00 G
10.00 B
2.00 B
0.00 U
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F92-1201
F92-1202
F92-1203
F92-1226
F92-1243
F92-1250
F92-1260
F92-1269
F92-1276
F92-1296
F92-1305
F92-1326
.F92-1345
F92-135003
F92-1393
F92-1395
F92-1423
F92-1457
F92-1487
F92-1500
F92-1518
F92-1529
F92-1533
F92-1536
F92-1537
F92-1549
F92-1572
F92-1624
F92-1629
F92-1660
F92-166S
F92-1673
F92-1677
F92-1680
F92-1685
F92-1688
F92-1692
F92-1696
F92-1710
F92-1713
F92-1728
F92-1735
F92-1740
F92-1746
F92-1756
F92-1793
F92-1813
F92-1815
F92-1847
F92-1870
F92-1906
F92-1939
F92-1955
F92-1966
F92-1973
F92-1993
F92-1997
F92-2010
F92-2019
F92-2026
F92-2033
F92-2066
F92-2079
F92-2080
F92-2087
F92-2096
F92-2115
F92-2138
F92-2157
F92-2168
Prp
Loity
KOCH GATHERING
PC KOCH GATHERING
PC TEXACO
PC KOCH GATHERING
PU STILLHATER UTILITIES
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC OKLAND OIL CO.
AMERICAN EXPLORATION
PC MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PC KERR-MCGEE REFINING
PC UNKNOWN
PE CONOCO INCORPORATED
PC CHEVRON USA INC
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC PHILLIPS PETROLIUM
PC MOBIL EXPLORATION
PC WESTERN FARMERS ELBC.
UN
VINYL PLEX
CROSS PLUMBING
PC KOCH GATHERING
PC CHIEF SUPPLY CORPORATION
PC KOCH GATHERING
PC WESTERN FARMERS ELEC.
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON USA INC
FG USA - FORT SILL
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC ROSEWOOD RESOURCES
PC MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PC TIONA TRUCKING
PC ROSEWOOD RESOURCES
PC MIDCONTINBNT PIPELINE
PC MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PC SUPERIOR PIPE INSPECTION
PC CITGO
PC SUN PIPELINE CO
PC KOCH GATHERING
PC TINKER AFB
AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PC WILLIAMS PIPELINE
PC NORTHERN OKLAHOMA METALS
CITATION OIL I GAS
PC WESTERN FARMERS ELECTRIC
PC BOSTBX OPERATING COMPANY
PC SUN PIPELINE CO
PC LEAVELL RESOURCES
PC MOBIL EXPLORATION I PROD.
PC MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PC ARCO PIPELINE
PC OSBORN HEIRS COMPANY
PC TEXACO EXPLORATION INC.
PC MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
PC TOTAL PETROLEUM INC
PC AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PC BURLINGTON NORTHERN
PC MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC MOBIL EXPLORATION I
PC ROLLINS TRUCK LEASING
PC LINCOLN ROCK CORP
PC ARCO PIPELINE CO.
UN
CENTER OF THE
NORTHWEST S-5,R-11E, T-25
S-ll, R-6B, TOWNSHIP-6S
S-24.R-11 EAST, TOWNSHIP
411 3RD
N E QUARTER, S-12,R-3W,T-2
25 MI WEST OF FAIRVIEW,
4 MI WEST OF
SW CORNER. SBC-30,R-8E,
NE QUARTER, 5 MI WEST
SECTION 21, T-29 NORTH,
NE QUARTER
NW OF NE OF SECTION 12
2.50 MILES WEST OF
4 MI NW OF NORMAN,
5 MI NE FAIRFAX, S-NE Q
CENTER OF HF. QUARTER
NE 7TH STREET
S-l/2 SB 1/4 N.E. 1/4,
123 N ASH ST
MAYO HOTEL CORNER OF 4TH
SW QUARTER
ROUTE 2 BOX 71
SE QUARTER, S-32, R-8
SEC. 30, R-1W, T-22 NORTH
SW QTR SECTION
SH-35,R-8B,T-5S,
HWY 11, 1/8TH MILE INTO
1500 AREA
SEC 11 R-9E,T-6S.
.80 MI. S OF GRAHAM, OK,
SEC-6.R-9E, T-10N
HWY 69
2 MI SW OF GRAHAM,
NW OF BOH LEGS,
1/2 MI NW OF DRUMWRIGHT
NORTH OF HARTSHORNE.OK BY
BURINGTON NORTHERN RR
SEC 22, 14N, NW,
SE 1/4 SECTION 12.R-8E,
TINKER AFB OC-ALC-EMC
SOUTH OF PONCA CITY,
THE BEN ROBERTS RESIDENCE
3 MI WEST OF CYRIL,
SEC. 7, R-10W. T-3N
2 MILES EAST OF ALLEN,
SBC-16.R-2 WEST, T-2
NE QUARTER, SEC-2, R-7
ON HWY 99 MANUAL STATION
S MI SE OF CITY,
NW QUARTER OF NW QUARTER
1.5 MILES NORTHEAST OF
OFF HWY 99
HWY 142 BYPASS
2 MI SOUTH OF CITY,
SOUTHWEST OF 15TH STREET
SECTION 10, RANGE 2-E.
SEC. 12, R-9E-, T-23 NORTH
SE, SE SW 1/4, SEC 3, R-4
I 35 EXIT 91
SEC 7. R-2 E, T-3 NORTH
SEC 32, R-8E, T-8 NORTH
SEC 25, R-18 E, T-25
HARMONY
HARMONY
BARNSDALL
STILLWATER
ARDMORE
ELMORE CITY
FAIRVIEW
PUTNAM
ALLEN
PURCELL
POCASSET
HENNESSEY
RATLIFF
DUNCAN
HOLDENVILLE
NORMAN
FAIRFAX
ELMORE
ANADARKO
OKMULGBE
NOWATA
TULSA
HOMINY
HASKBLL
HARMONY
PERRY
LITTLE CITY
DURANT
SHIBLER
FOX
FORT SILL
ARMSTRONG
GRAHAM
BEARDEN
MUSKOGEE
GRAHAM
BOW LEGS
DRUMWRIGHT
HARTSHORNE
BEROGRIS
EDMOND
HALLET
OKLAHOMA CITY
RATLIFF
PONCA CITY
PBRRY
CEMENT
CYRII,
FORT SILL
ALLEN
SHAMROCK
PADEN
DRUMHRIGHT
SASAKAWA
KEIFER
DEER CREEK
KONANA
ARDMORE
RATLIFF CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
PERKINS
HOMINY
OKLAHOMA CITY
PURCELL
PAUL'S VALLEY
WEWOKA
WHITEOAK
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
OSAGB
OSAGE
MARSHALL
OSAGE
PAYNE
CARTER
GARVIN
MAJOR
DEHEY
PONTOTOC
CREEK
MCCLA1H
GRADY
KAY
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
HUGHES
CLEVELAND
OSAGE
GARVIN
CADDO
OKMULGEB
NOWATA
TULSA
OSAGE
NAGONER
OSAGE
NOBLE
MARSHALL
BRYAN
OSAGE
CARTER
COMANCHE
BRYAN
CARTER
OKFUSKEE
HUSKOGEE
CARTER
SEMINOLE
CREEK
PITTSBURG
ROGERS
OKLAHOMA
PAWNEE
OKLAHOMA
CARTER
KAY
NOBLE
CADDO
CADDO
COMANCHE
HUGHES
CREEK
CARTER
OKFUSKEE
CREEK
SEMINOLE
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
SEMINOLE
CARTER
CARTER
OKLAHOMA
PAYNE
OSAGB
STEPHENS
MCCLAIN
GARVIN
SEMINOLE
CRAIG
ST
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Spdate
01/18/92
01/11/92
01/18/92
01/20/92
01/22/92
01/22/92
01/23/92
01/24/92
01/24/92
01/27/92
01/27/92
01/28/92
01/29/92
09/02/92
02/01/92
02/01/92
02/04/92
02/06/92
02/08/92
02/06/92
02/11/92
02/14/92
02/12/92
02/13/92
02/13/92
02/11/92
02/16/92
02/20/92
02/20/92
02/24/92
02/24/92
02/25/92
02/25/92
02/25/92
02/25/92
02/26/92
02/26/92
02/25/92
02/28/92
02/28/92
02/01/92
03/03/92
03/03/92
03/02/92
03/04/92
03/06/92
03/08/92
03/10/92
03/01/92
03/12/92
03/16/92
03/18/92
03/08/92
03/19/92
03/19/92
03/22/92
03/23/92
03/24/92
03/24/92
03/25/92
03/26/92
03/30/92
03/31/92
03/31/92
04/01/92
04/01/92
04/02/92
04/06/92
04/08/92
04/09/92
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL AND MUD
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
DOWTHERM
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NAPHTHA: COAL TAR
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE, UNLEADED
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIBSEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
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20
5
3
7
1000
20
2
150
4
50
5
100.
0
6
5
8
150
20
4
5
200
0
100
0
2
1
15
300
50
80
25
0
100
0
2
10
200
1
1
1
2
0
0
10
0
40
0
0
30
3000
0
20
0
5
30
100
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10
0
0
2000
55
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F92-2185 UN '
F92-2232 PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F92-2240 PU PETE CANTRELL
F92-2255 PC CARMAC ENERGY CORPORATION
F»2-22«0 PC HID-CONTINEHT PIPELINE
F92-2272 UN
F92-2286 PC FELL OIL t GAS
F92-2301 PC SAHEDAN OIL CORP
F92-2313 PC KOCH GATHERING
F92-2354 PC TEXACO EXPLORATION
F92-2360 PC D t D PIPE t EQUIPMENT
F92-2367 PC KOCH GATHERING
. F92-2376 PC ARCO OIL AND GAS
F92-2392 PC JASON PETROLEUM CORP
F92-2439 PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2441 PC R.L.CLAHPITT i A3SOC..INC
F92-2445 PC KOCH GATHERING
F92-2512 PC KERR-MCGEB REFINING CO
F92-2517 PC KERR-MCGEB COMPANY
F92-2521 PC MOBIL EXPLORATION t PROD.
F92-2S40 UN UNICNOHN
F92-2549 PC RAMSEY MANAGEMENT
F92-2551 UN UNKNOWN
F92-2562 PC CONOCO INC
F92-2579 PC CHEVRON USA, INC.
F92-2666 PC CHEVRON USA INC
F92-2C73 PC SUN PIPELINE CO
F92-2677 PC STAN'S CAR SERVICE
F92-2732 PC SUM PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2734 PC P t H CONSTRUCTION CO
F92-2742 PC ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2751 PC KERR-MCGEB PIPELINE
F92-27S2 PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2754 PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2786 UN UNKNOWN
F92-27II PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F92-2106 PC KERR HCGEE REFINING
F92-2«16 PC CHEVRON USA, IHC
F»2-2«27 PC MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
F92-2832 PC AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
F92-2<62 PC SKYLINE PAINTING
F92-2I63 PC TEXACO EXPLORATION
F92-2I90 PC TEXACO D « P, INC
F92-2B93 PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2901 PC KERR MCGEE REFINING
F92-2904 PC CHEVRON USA, INC
F92-290C PC SAHEDAN OIL CORP
F92-290I UN RAYMOND FRANKLIN
F92-2911 PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F92-2921 PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F92-2929 PC SUM PIPELINE CO
F92-2933 PC KERR HCGEE REFINING
F92-2937 PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-2939 PC ARCO OIL AND GAS COMPANY
F92-2951 PC MOBIL EXPLORATION US INC
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F92-2972 PC GPM GAS CORPORATION
F92-2983 PC GPM GAS CORPORATION
F92-300I UN
F92-3014 PC OIL PRODUCTION
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Locate
3 MI NEST OF CITY ON
1 MI HE OF OIL CENTER,
OLD HOMER SCHOOL, HNY 1,
5 MI SOUTH OF ST LOUIS,
US QUARTER, SEC 4, R-78,
4 MI SOUTH ON OLD HIGHHAY
5 MI SOUTH,2.25 MI
5 MI BAST OF RADLIFF
NH QUARTER SECTION
NORTH 1/20F S 1/2 OF NH
6 MILES BAST OF PERRY OH
SN.SH, SEC. 24, R-ll E,
7 MI SE OF CITY.HN 1/4 OF
BETNEEN 101ST AND 111TH
1.10 MI MEST OF CRESCENT,
•ELL 68.ME ELHORE.3
1 HI EAST OF
Lcity
GRACE MCDAHIEL NO.2, 1/4
APACHE STREET t FRONT
40 MILES NORTH OF PONCA
NH QUARTER, SN QUARTER, UN
HIGHNAY 51, NORTH OF
SECTION 4, R-t EAST, T-9
2.50 HI SOUTH OF PEARSON,
3 MILES NORTH OF
SIDE OF ROAD, 1 MI SOUTH
SEC 36. R-4 EAST, T-7
BEHIND PHILLIPS 66
SEC 4, R-7 EAST, T-14
SH QUARTER OF NH
ROUTE 2, BOX 20
HH.SE QUARTER,
1 MI SOUTH OP
OFF HIGHHAY 33 ON LITTLE
SEC 20, R-14 EASTM T-15
M.p. 294.5
BOX 1256
321, R3M, T8N
SEC-14. R-4 HEST, T-l
220 N VIRGINIA
DUNCAN
OIL CENTER
ADA
ST LOUIS
TECUSEH
MOUNDS
RADLIFF CITY
HILSON
PERRY
HOMINY
DRUMRIGHT
BROKEN ARROH
CRESCENT
GARVIH
BOULAHCBRVILLE
APACHE
SUPULPA
MAYSVILLE
NORTH
NORMAN
PONCA CITY
KIEFER
HEALDTON
SEMIHOLE
COHETA
CRONHELL
PEARSON
DEHEY
CUSHING
SEMIHOLE
SEMIMOLE
BARTLESVILLE
CUSHING
MAUD
KEIFER
MILFAY
COUNTY LINE
SALLISAK
ELKHART KS. OK
VELMA
CRESCENT
ST.LOUIS
HAYSVILLB
ARDMORE
OKMULGEE
DUNCAN
VALMA
NASH
CROMHELL
HE«OKA
FOX
FORT SILL
OKLAHOMA CITY
HOMINY
MEDFORD
SEMI HOLE
STOHBHALL
CUSHING
BALDHILL
NOHATA
SALLISAH
SEMINOLE
NORMAN
PANHUSKA
DUNCAN
BARTLESVILLE
EHN3 Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
STEPHENS
PONTOTOC
POTOTOC
POTTAHATOMIE
CREEK
POTTAHATOMIE
OKMULGEE
CARTER
SEHINOLE
CARTER
NOBLE
OSAGE
CREEK
TULSA
LOGAN
GARVIH
OSACE
CADDO
CREEK
GARVIN
OKHULGEK
POTTAHATOHIE
CLEVELAND
KAY
CREEK
CARTER
SEMINOLE
WAGONER
SEHINOLE
POTTAHATOMIE
WASHINGTON
PAYNE
SEMINOLE
POTTAHATOMIE
OSAGE
PAYNE
POTTOHATOHIE
CREEK
STEPHENS
SEQUOYAH
TEXAS
CARTER
LOGAN
POTTAHATOMIE
GARVIN
CARTER
OKHULGEK
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
GRANT
SEMINOLE
SEMINOLE
MAJOR
CARTER
COHANCHE
OKLAHOMA
OSAGE
GRANT
SEHINOLE
PONTOTOC
PAYNE
OKMULGEE
ROGERS
SEQUOYAH
SEMINOLE
CLEVELAND
OSAGE
STEPHENS
WASHINGTON
ST Spdate
OK 04/11/92
OK / /
OK 04/15/92
OK 04/1C/92
OK 04/17/92
OK 04/19/92
OK 04/15/92
OK 04/19/92
OK 04/22/92
OK 04/26/92
OK 04/27/92
OK 04/27/92
OK 04/26/92
OK 04/29/92
OK 05/03/92
OK 05/04/92
OK 05/04/92
OK 05/11/92
OK 05/11/92
OK 05/11/92
OK 05/12/92
OK 05/13/92
OK 05/12/92
OK 05/14/92
OK 05/15/92
OK 05/21/92
OK 05/21/92
OK 05/20/92
OK 05/27/92
OK 05/27/92
OK 05/27/92
OK / /
OK 05/27/92
OK 05/27/92
OK 05/30/92
OK 05/30/92
OK 05/31/92
OK 06/02/92
OK 06/03/92
OK 06/03/92
OK 06/04/92
OK 06/04/92
OK 06/05/92
OK 06/06/92
OK 06/07/92
OK 06/07/92
OK 06/05/92
OK 06/06/92
OK 06/01/92
OK 06/09/92
OK 06/09/92
OK 06/09/92
OK 06/01/92
OK 06/09/92
OK 06/09/92
OK 06/11/92
OK 06/12/92
OK 06/12/92
OK 06/05/92
OK 06/15/92
OK 06/15/92
OK 06/16/92
OK 06/17/92
OK 06/18/92
OK 06/11/92
OK 06/19/92
OK 06/20/92
OK 06/22/92
OK 06/23/92
OK 06/22/92
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PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING
UN BIG HORN OIL
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC
PE KERR MCGEE REFINING
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PE RALSTON PURINA COMPANY
PE SUN PIPELINE CO
UN RICHARDSON BROTHERS
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UK
UN
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERING
UN CROSSLEY LEASE
PE CHEVRON USA INC
PE JAY HAHK PIPELINE CORP
PE MOBIL E AND P US INC
PB SUN PIPELINE CO
PE OXY USA INC.
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION US INC
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION US INC
UN
UN
PE S M R PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
FG USAF-TIHKER AFB
UN
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC.
PE OXY USA INC
LG CITY OF MUSKOGEE
PE KOCH GATHERING
UN UNKNOWN
UN
PE BUTTONWOOD PETROLEUM INC.
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC
PE RALSTON PURINA COMPANY
PE MIDCONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MOBIL E AND P, U.S., INC
:E KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
E KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
IN
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC
UN
LG CITY OF TULSA / ENV OPS
PB JAYHAHK PIPELINE
PE ORYX ENERGY COMPANY
PE SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PE GPM GAS CORP
PE CITATION OIL AND GAS
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE MID-CONTINENT PIPELINE
PE SUN PIPELINE CO
PE WILLIAMS PIPELINE
PE KERR MCGBE REFINING
PE KOCH PIPELINE INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE RED BUD BAY MARINA
UN UNKNOWN
UN BARRETT REFINING
MOBIL E AND P US INC
Locate
UNMARKED COUNTY RD.
3 MI SOUTH OF CUSHING.
HBY 76
SBC-29, R-12 EAST, T-24
2-3 MILES EAST OF PAULS
SEC-33, R-4 NEST, T-l
SO HI EAST OF DRUHRIGHT,
7 MI B.SE OF NATOHGA,
2 MILE NORTH
SECTION 1, 14N 6E LINCOLN
6 MI BAST OF BINGER,
13700 NORTH LINCOLN
HE 1/4 SECTION 36 7N. 6E
2618 B HHY 37
NN QTR.SEC-6, R-6 EAST,
SECTION-19, R-2 EAST,
7 MILES S OF HASKELL GO 1
500B HE
1 MILE EAST AND 1 MILE
SECTION 20, R-6 EAST, T-6
SECTION t, RANGE 12 EAST,
CROSSLEY LEASE
NE QTR,SEC-11. R-4 BEST,
SECTION 32, R-l WEST,
2 MI EAST OF RATLIFF,
NE QTR SECTION 24, TWN
5 MI SOUTH Oe CITY,
HELL NO. 9,4 MI NH OF
3 HI NH OF MILO, SEC-16,
PARK ON 7TH ST
143 EAST 136TH AVE
SEC-33, R-6 HEST, T-22
TINKER AFB 486 FUEL YARD
4TH ST
SE QUARTER,SBC 22, R-5
SEC.36, R-3 NEST, T-4
2508 HILLTOP AVE
SEC.NH 29, R-8 EAST, T-24
INTERSECTION OF 270 I HHY
SECTION 34, R-6 WEST,
5 MI SE OF CITY, SEC-23,
NH QUARTER, SEC-28, R-l
13700 NORTH LINCOLN
RT 2 BOX 42 SH
SEC-24, R-4 HEST, T-l
SBC-3, R-3 EAST, T-7
HE QUARTER, SEC-7, R-2
OFF 64 HHY AT DOHELL ROCK
SEC. 6, R-7 HEST, T-23
SECTION 32.R-13 HEST,
1135 SOUTH FULTON AVE
SH QUARTER. SEC. 32, R-l
SECTION 2, R-ll EAST, T-l
NH QUARTER, SEC-3, RANGE
NE QUARTER,SEC-19.R-13
HEALDTOH-ARBUCKLB UNITtl.
3 MI HEST OF TOHN
2 MI EAST Of CITY,
1 MI HEST OF HUNTER,
7 MI SE OF BOHLEGS,
SEC 21M R-ll EAST, T-23
NORTH HEST OF SOUTH EAST
SECTION 28, R-4 EAST, T-7
SOUTHHEST QUARTER, SECTION
RT 5 BOX 471
SOLDIER MARINA
TAKE HYHY 47 H 2.5 MILES
HE QTR OF SB QTR OF NE
Lcity
ERHS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HINTON
CUSHING
RATLIFF CITY
AVANT
PAULS VALLEY
VELMA
DRUMRIGHT
HATONGA
DAMOOSA
FOX
BINGER
EDHOND
BOHLEGS
TUTTLE
YALE
LUTHER
HASKELL
MIAMI
FRANCIS
SHAHNEE
AVANT
JINX
HEALDTON
BRAHAN
RATLIFF
LINDSAY
COUNTYLINE
MILO
PONCA CITY
SKIATOOK
OKLAHOMA CITY
HENRYETTA
BAYSVILLB
MUSKOGEE
HOMINY
SEMINOLE
HENRYETTA
DRUMHRIGHT
PERRY
EDHOND
SEMINOLE
COUNTY LINE
MCCOMB
PRUIT CITY
CLEVELAND
ENID
TULSA
TULSA
BRAMAN
FITTSTOHN
COVINGTON
HEALDTON
NANETTE
DRUMHRIGHT
HUNTER
BOHLEGS
UNKNOWN
SEMINOLE
SHAHNEE
MADIL
CLAREMORE
(LAKE TEXHOMA) KINGSTON
THOMAS
CADDO
LINCOLN
CARTER
OSAGE
GARVIN
STEPHENS
CREEK
ELAINE
SEMINOLE
LINCOLN
CARTER
CADDO
OKLAHOMA
SEMINOLE
GRADY
PAYNE
LINCOLN
MUSKOGEE
OTTAWA
PONTOTOC
SEMINOLE
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TULSA
STEPHENS
KAY
CARTER
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GARVIN
STEPHENS
CARTER
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TULSA
GARFIELD
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OKMULGEE
LINCOLN
GARVIN
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SBMINOLE
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06/20/92
06/25/92
06/24/92
06/26/92
06/28/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/29/92
07/01/92
07/06/92
07/06/92
07/09/92
07/13/92
07/14/92
07/15/92
07/16/91
07/17/92
07/18/92
07/18/92
07/24/92
07/27/92
07/28/92
07/29/92
07/31/92
OB/02/92
12/26/91
09/26/91
07/03/92
07/30/92
08/04/92
08/05/92
08/05/92
08/06/92
08/06/92
08/06/92
08/07/92
08/08/92
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08/11/92
08/12/92
08/13/92
08/14/92
08/17/92
08/19/92
08/21/92
08/21/92
08/20/92
08/22/92
08/24/92
08/26/92
08/26/92
08/27/92
08/28/92
08/31/92
08/29/92
09/04/92
09/04/92
09/03/92
09/08/92
09/09/92
09/10/92
09/11/92
09/12/92
09/13/92
09/14/92
09/14/92
09/15/92
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OIL: DIESEL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL AND TAR PIT MATERIAL
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LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
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COUNTY LINE
MUSKOGBE
HENNESSEY
TULSA
SALLISAH
SALLISAN
OILTOH
OKLAHOMA CITY
SBMIHOLE
CHAHDLER
ELMWOOD
ADA
CUSHIHG
RATLIFF CITY
COVINGTON
TECUHSAH
HEALDTON
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ALLEN
RURAL TERLTON
ADA
CUSHING
DUNCAN
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COUNTY LINE
WAURIKA
GOLDSBY
DAVIS
BARTLESVILLE
HEALDTOM
DRUMWRIGHT
CRINER
EARLSBORO
RINGLING
SASAKWA
FITTSTOHN
OILTON
ERHS Oil spill Database
Lcounty
STEPHENS
HUSKOGEE
KINGFISHER
CREEK
SEHINOLE
SBQUOYAH
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
SEMINOLE
LINCOLN
BEAVER
PONTOTOC
PAYNE
CARTER
GARFIELD
POTTAWATOHIE
CARTER
COAL
PONTOTOC
PAWNEE
PONTOTOC
PAYNE
STEPHENS
CREEK
TULSA
CARTER
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CREEK
COMANCHE
CRAIG
CREEK
OKLAHOMA
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CRAIG
POTTAWATOMIE
DEWBY
OKLAHOMA
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OKLAHOMA
OKFUSKEE
KAY
PONTOTOC
OKMULGEE
CADDO
TULSA
OKFUSKEE
CADDO
CARTER
GRADY
CARTER
CREEK
SEQUOYAH
LOGAN
MCCLAIN
LINCOLN
LOVE
LINCOLN
STEPHENS
JEFFERSON
MCCLAIN
GARVIN
WASHINGTON
CARTER
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MCCLAIN
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SEMINOLE
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CREEK
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OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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OK
OK
OK
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OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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OK
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OK
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OK
OK
OK
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Spdate
09/16/92
09/15/92
09/22/92
09/24/92
10/01/92
10/07/92
10/12792
10/13/92
10/13/92
10/13/92
10/14/92
10/16/92
10/17/92
10/19/92
10/20/92
10/22/92
10/24/92
10/26/92
10/30/92
10/30/92
11/01/92
11/02/92
11/03/92
11/03/92
11/07/92
11/10/92
11/10/92
11/11/92
11/11/92
11/12/92
11/13/92
11/14/92
11/14/92
11/16/92
11/11/92
11/19/92
11/19/92
11/20/92
11/20/92
11/23/92
11/29/92
11/30/92
12/02/92
12/02/92
12/02/92
12/03/92
12/02/92
12/06/92
12/06/92
12/01/92
11/2S/92
10/09/92
12/11/92
12/12/92
12/13/92
12/14/92
12/13/92
12/14/92
12/13/92
12/16/92
12/16/92
12/16/92
12/20/92
12/19/92
12/19/92
12/20/92
12/21/92
12/21/92
12/26/92
12/15/92
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISCl LUBRICATING
OIL, FUEL: MO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: MO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE I AUTOMOTIVE
OIL! CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL I CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUELt NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
PRODUCED WATER
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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BN
CB
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GA
BN
BC
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CB
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CE
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CL
CE
CF
CA
BA
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BA
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CE
CE
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BA
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CL
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AB
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EC
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GA
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GA
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Case*
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F93-0934
F93-0931
F93-0939
F93-0944
F93-0950
F93-0955
F93-0967
F93-0994
F93-1027
F93-1030
F93-1037
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F93-1090
F93-1097
F93-1110
F93-1135
F93-1138
F93-1181
F93-1184
F93-1196
F93-1200
F93-1205
F93-1218
F93-1224
F93-1238
F93-1259
F93-1270
F93-1280
F93-1296
F93-1297
F93-1301
F93-1313
F93-1348
F93-1368
F93-1391
F93-139S
F93-1406
F93-142S
F93-1436
F93-1454
F93-1456
F93-1459
F93-1481
F93-1494
F93-1495
F93-1501
F93-1534
F93-1538
F93-1549
F93-1551
F93-156S
F93-1570
F93-1571
F93-1576
F93-1580
F93-1596
F93-1597
F93-1598
F93-1604
F93-1609
F93-1614
F93-1623
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SEC-20, RAHGE-9 EAST, T-5
SEC-13.R-12 EAST. T-21
400 FAIRLANE CT
SEC-23, RANGE 7 EAST,
SBC-22, R-5 EAST, T-18
NH 1/4.SEC-13, R-10 EAST,
SB QTR.SBC 16,R-6 HEST,
SOUTHEAST 1/4, SEC-33,
SE 1/4 OF NH 1/4, SEC-31,
SEC-13, R-12 EAST, T-21
1-244 AND 51ST ST
SEC-36.R-3 BEST, T-20
SE SEC 36,R-3 HEST, T-20
SB 1/4 OF HH
SEC-29.R-10 EAST.T-29
SEC-34, R-3 HEST, T-2
SEC-28. R-4 WEST, T-5
SEC-NH 1/4 22, R-8 EAST,
SEC-19, R-9 EAST, T-25
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SEC-NH 1/4 3, 7 HEST,
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SEC-13,R-5 EAST, T-8
SEC-15, R-8 HEST, T-2
SE QUARTER SEC-31, R-9
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SH QTR, SEC-19.R-1 EAST,
SEC-14, R-18 HEST, T-12
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UNNAMED DIRT RD 24 MILES
HHY 56
SEC-30, R-7 BAST, T-2
HE QUARTER SEC-28,R-3
TRACK 21 SOUTHEAST
SEC-5. R-l HEST, T-5
SH 1/4 SEC-36, R-4 EAST,
1700 SOUTH UNION
SBC-23, R-10 HEST, T-14
SEC-27.R-7 HEST, T-18
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SEC-36,R-16HBST,
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SH QTR.SEC-17,R-6 EAST,
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SEC-29, R-12 EAST, T-24
SEC-1S, R-5 EAST, T-17
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HE QTR/SH QTR,SEC 13, R-4
SH QTR.SEC-32,R-2 HEST,
Loity
SALLISAH
BARNSDALL
ALLEN
SPBRRY
SAPULPA
CUSHING
BARNSTALL
HAUKOHIS
GOLDSTEIN
CRBSCBNT
SPBRRY
TULSA
ORLANDO
ORLANDO
LINDSEY
ARDHORE
LIHDSAY
ALLEH
PAHHUSKA
CUSHING
DEVAL
BISTOH
HENNESSEY
SAPULTA
POHCA
SBMIHOLE
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PEARSON
MAUD
LITTLE CHIEF
KEIFBR
DUNCAN
HOMINY
OKLAHOMA CITY
CLEVELAND
SHAMROCK
KONAHA
MARLOH
DUNCAN
DRUMRIGHT
LITTLE CITY
CLINTON
CHICOTTA
SEMINOLE
KNONLES
GATE
SEMINOLE
FITTSTOHN
PERCEL
KEIFER
FAIRMONT
LONE GROVE
ST LOUIS
TULSA
CALUMET
DOVER
CHICKASHA
ALVA
BARTLESVILLE
SKIATOOK
YALE
CHICKASHA
BARNSTALL
CUSHING
PAHHUSKA
COUNTY LINE
PRUITT CITY
ERNS Oil Spill Databaae
Lcounty
SEQUOYAH
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HUGHES
TULSA
CREEK
CREEK
PAYNE
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GARFIELD
MCCLAIH
LOGAN
TULSA
TULSA
GARFIELD
LOGAN
GARVIH
OSAGE
CARTER
MCCLAIN
PONTOTOC
OSAGE
PAYNE
COTTON
CREEK
GARFIELD
CREEK
KAY
SEMINOLB
JACKSON
POTTAHATOMIE
POTTAHATOMIE
OSAGE
CREEK
STEPHENS
OSAGB
OKLAHOMA
OSAGE
OSAGE
CREEK
POTTANATOMIE
STEPHENS
STEPHENS
CREEK
MARSHALL
CUSTER
MCINTOSH
SEMINOLB
BEAVER
BEAVER
SEMINOLE
PONTOTOC
MCCLAIN
CREEK
GARFIELD
CARTER
POTTAHATOMIE
TULSA
CANADIAN
KINGFISHER
GRADY
HOODS
HASHIHGTON
OSAGB
PAYNE
GRADY
OSAGE
PAYNE
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STEPHENS
STEPHENS
ST Spdate
Hatl
OK 12/29/92
OK 12/30/92
OK 12/30/92
OK 12/30/92
OK 12/30/92
OK 12/30/92
OK 01/03/93
OK 01/02/93
OK 01/04/93
OK 01/06/93
OK 01/07/93
OK 01/08/93
OK 01/11/93
OK 01/13/93
OK 01/13/93
OK 01/14/93
OX 01/16/93
OK 01/17/93
OK 01/20/93
OK 01/20/93
OK 01/21/93
OK 01/21/93
OK 01/21/93
OK 01/21/93
OK 01/21/93
OK 01/23/93
OK 01/23/93
OK 01/26/93
OK 01/26/93
OK 01/28/93
OK 01/28/93
OK 01/28/93
OK 01/29/93
OK 01/20/93
OK 02/04/93
OK 02/05/93
OK 02/05/93
OK 02/06/93
OK 02/08/93
OK 02/09/93
OK 01/28/93
OK 02/10/93
OK 02/10/93
OK 02/12/93
OK 02/14/93
OK 02/15/93
OK 02/15/93
OK 02/17/93
OK 02/17/93
OK 02/07/93
OK 02/19/93
OK 02/19/93
OK 02/21/93
OK 02/21/93
OK 02/21/93
OK 02/22/93
OK 02/23/93
OK 02/23/93
OK 02/23/93
OK 02/23/93
OK 02/23/93
OK 02/23/93
OK 02/19/93
OK 02/25/93
OK 02/25/93
OK 02/26/93
OK 02/26/93
OK 02/28/93
OK 02/28/93
OK 03/03/93
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL CONDBHSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUEL: NO. 1-D
NAPTHA SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
CONDBNSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: CRUDB
Quant 1
0.
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SEC-11. R-5 EAST, T-9
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3509 S 113 HEST AVE
69 HHY
VERDIGRIS RIVER NEAR HHY
NW QTR, SEC-28, R-6 EAST,
7107 E APACHE
SEC-16, R-l EAST, T-14
CANEY RIVER NORTHHEST
5 MILES BAST OF HHY 75 ON
SBC-IS,R-5. T-8
SEC-17, R-4 WEST, T-21
ALLSUPS GROCERY HHY 287
SEC-19, R-9 EAST, T-ll
ROUTE 1, BOX 445
DRV-6, H-6 WEST, T-14
SBC-28, R-6 EAST, T-26
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CHOUTEAU
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NEH CASTLE
ALLEN
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TULSA
COUNTY LINE
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COTTON
KINGFISHER
CARTER
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GARVIN
STEPHENS
TILLMAN
PAYNE
TULSA
HAYES
CADDO
MCCLAIN
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STEPHENS
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CARTER
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CREEK
CARTER
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KINGFISHER
CARTER
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KAY
CARTER
KAY
PONTOTOC
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LOGAN
TULSA
HAYES
KAY
WASHINGTON
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STEPHENS
CARTER
GARVIN
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SEMINOLE
PONTOTOC
TULSA
HAYES
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TULSA
OKLAHOMA
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
SEHINOLE
GARFIELD
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CARTER
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05/21/93
05/22/93
05/22/93
05/24/93
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06/22/93
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07/19/93
07/28/93
07/31/93
08/03/93
08/05/93
08/06/93
08/08/93
08/13/93
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
ASPHALT EMULSION
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OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
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OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
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GASOLINE : AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
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F93-4292
F93-429I
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F93-4376
F94-0033
F94-0046
F94-0061
F94-0124
F94-0127
F94-0146
F94-015I
F94-0202
F94-0203
F94-0240
F94-0273
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HE QUARTER,SEC-4.R-2
PHILLIPS RD INTERSECTION
SOUTH GRAHAM DEESE SAND
SBC-1J, R-7 BAST. T- 5
SEC-16. R-2 BEST, T- 4
1200 SE 74TH
INTERSECTION OF HHY 9 AND
S» QTR.SBC-24. R-6 BAST,
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SEC-24. R-16 EAST, T-24
TERMINAL B GATE 7 HILL
13700 NORTH LINCOLN
SE QTR. SEC-3, R-l« EAST,
RT HC 65 BOX 219
PORT INDUSTRIAL PARK
SEC-5, R-10 EAST, T-24
SEC-23. R-3 BEST, T-l
SEC-24, R-5 EAST, T-2
3.50 MI HEST OF SHIDLER
SEC-4, R-9 EAST, T-7
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SEC-29. R-« EAST, T-5
SEC-21. R-l» EAST. T-S
SB QUARTER, SEC-3, R-l
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SEC-22. R-S BEST, T-2
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OKLAHOMA CITY
SEMINOLE
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HYDRO
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MUSKOGEE
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SHIDLER
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OKLAHOMA CITY
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SEMIXOLK
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SEMINOLE
SEHINOLE
BLAIHE
ROGERS
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
MUSKOGEE
PUSHMATAHA
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CARTER
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HUGHES
OKLAHOMA
OKMULGEE
LINCOLN
KAY
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Spdate
0«/13/93
01/16/93
01/30/93
09/10/93
09/14/93
09/14/93
09/14/93
09/14/93
09/15/93
09/16/93
09/19/93
09/20/93
09/22/93
09/19/93
02/15/12
09/25/93
09/27/93
09/21/93
09/2(/93
09/30/93
09/30/93
10/04/93
10/05/93
10/06/93
10/12/93
10/12/93
10/13/93
10/10/93
10/16/93
10/11/93
10/21/93
10/24/93
10/25/93
10/26/93
11/03/93
OIL:
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CRUDE
CRUDE
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FUEL: NO. 2-D
CRUDE
SENE (JET A)
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CRUDE
MISC: MOTOR
S OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
DIESEL
FUEL: NO. 2
LINE: AUTOMOTIVE
HISC: LUBRICATING
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
HISC: MOTOR
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
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F87-0100
F87-0110
F87-0206
F87-0279
F87-0289
F87-0300
F87-0304
F87-0513
F87-0739
F87-0894
F87-1024
F87-1062
F87-1292
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F87-1449
F87-1741
F87-1820
F87-2147
F87-2278
F88-0314
F88-0517
F88-1238
F88-1536
F88-1627
F88-1759
F88-1865
F88-2090
F88-2094
F88-2120
F89-0199
F89-0295
F89-OS10
F89-06S3
F89-0801
F89-1004
F89-1151
F89-1559
F89-1561
F89-1574
F89-1732
F89-1897
F89-2016
F89-2269
F89-2767
F89-2775
F89-2810
F89-2848
F90-0022
F90-0143
F90-0354
F90-0560
F90-0581
F90-0586
F90-0611
F90-0920
F90-1049
F90-1405
F90-1440
F90-1480
F90-1528
F90-1634
F90-2108
F90-21S1
F90-2368
F90-2430
F90-2536
F90-2578
F90-2579
F90-2809
F90-3121
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PE BAR-TOO SAND AND GRAVEL
PE GIANT REFINING TRANSPORT
Locate
LYNCH STATION, 23 MILES
LACUNA INDIAN SCHOOL,
5308 CONTROL AVE, N.E.
AT MCKINLEY MINE, OFF HHY
HHY - 66 BAST
400 TERIJAS
F. STREET
H. POST 1207-1204
EXTREME SE CORNER OF NM.
H.OF HOBBS 1.5
NEAN PHILLIPS DODGE
SAN JUAN
SUPER VALUE STORE INC.
SECTION 31 T16S
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE,
ON RANGE ( POL FUELING
NH 1/2 5XN3 7215 R36E
LAUNCH COMPLEX 32,
US ARMY
SOUTH OF HHY. 380
10 MILES NORTH OF TOHN
SECTION 27 16N RANGE 11H.
RT 3 BOX 7 INTERSTATE 40
NATIONAL LABORTORY
4 MILES SE OF HURLEY
SE 1/4 OF SEC 36, T-21-S,
STATE HHY 44
GOODYEAR AUTOMOTIVE
PEP BOYS AUTO CENTER
LOW FLOW CONVEYANCE
SOUTH OF INDUSTRIAL PLANT
10 MILES S AND 2 MILES
GIANT SERVICE STATION ON
CIRCLE K 10000 GIBSON SM
SUN REFINING TANK BATTERY
P.O. BOX 2590
S 11, T-22-S, R-37-E
DOCK STATION 2HI S OF
S-8, T-24-N, R-6-H
500 H. TAYLOR ST.
1 1/2 MI UPSTREAM OF
KIRKLAND AFB
SWITCHING YARD MILE POST
950 NORTH US HIGHHAY 666
5 MILES SOUTH OF HOBBS ON
GAS A MAT 1305 832 AVE
HOLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE
715 CANDELARIA HE
1/4 MI S OF 5000 BLK,
MILE POST 115.8 LAS
STALLION RANGE, NH 1/4 OF
KIRTLAHD AFB
833 CSG/DEV HOLLIMAN AFB
10H S OF CUBA
SBC 4, TS10H, R27E
1/4 HI WEST OF 1-25 IN
2523 FOURTH ST NH
S-2, T-31 N, K-10 H
ANTALOPE RIDGE
833 CSG/DEV HOLLOHAN AFB
MISSLE BASE
OH HHY 44 IN THE CENTER
STATE RD 47 PHILLIPS
NORTHWEST 1 QUARTER
HELL 6
CONOCO DEB STATE BATTERY
OLD HHY 85
KIRTLAND AFB AT THE
403 QUEENS HHY
Lcity
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
EUNICE
ALBUQUERQUE
WINDOW ROCK
TUCUHCARI
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
DEHING
JAL
HOBBS
SILVER CITY
FAHHINGTON
ALBUQUERQUE
CLOVIS
HHITE SANDS
HHITE SANDS
HHITE SANDS
SOCORRO
LYBROOK
CROWN POINT
GALLUP
LOS ALAMOS
HURLEY
CARLSBAD
LIBROOK
CARLSBAD
SANTA FE
ACICA
ROSHELL
HOBBS
FARHINGTON
ALBUQUERQUE
MONUMENT
GALLUP
EUNICE
EUNICE
SEC 8, T-24-N, R-6-H
HOBBS
CHIMAYO
ALBUQUERQUE
HESQUITE
GALLUP
NADINE
SANTA FE
ALAHOGORDO
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES
WHITE SANDS
ALBUQUERQUE
HOLLIMAN AFB
CUBA
MONTOYA
ALBUQUERQUE
JAL
HOLLIMAN AFB
HHITE SANDS
LYBROOK
ALBUQUERQUE
BEAVER HEAD
DULCE
EUNICE
SEVEN RIVERS
ELEPHANT BUTE
ALBUQUERQUE
CARLSBAD
LEA
VALENCIA
BBRHALILLO
MCKINLEY
QUAY
BBRHALILLO
BERNALILLO
LUNA
LEA
LEA
GRANT
SAN JUAN
BERHALILLO
LEA
CURRY
DONA ANA
LEA
DONA ANA
DONA ANA
SOCORRO
RIO ARRIBA
MCKINLEY
MCKINLEY
LOS ALAMOS
GRANT
EDDY
SAN JUAN
EDDY
SANTA FE
SOCORRO
C HAVES
LEA
SAN JUAN
BERNALILLO
EDDY
MCKINLEY
LEA
LEA
RIO ARRIBA
LEA
SANTA FE
BBRNALILLO
DONA ANA
MCKINLEY
LEA
SANTA FE
OTERO
BBRNALILLO
BERNALILLO
DONA ANA
DONA ANA
BERNALILLO
OTERO
SANDOVAL
QUAY
SIERRA
BERNALILLO
SAN JUAN
LEA
OTERO
DONA ANA
SAN JUAN
BERNALILLO
SIERRA
RIO ARRIBA
LEA
EDDY
SIERRA
BERNALILLO
EDDY
ST
NM
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NM
NM
NM
NM
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NM
NM
NM
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NM
NM
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NM
NM
NH
NH
HH
NH
NH
NM
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NM
HH
NH
NH
NM
NH
NM
HH
NH
Spdate
10/17/86
10/16/86
10/30/86
11/15/86
09/22/86
10/01/86
11/21/86
12/25/86
01/28/87
02/24/87
03/20/87
03/25/87
04/30/00
05/16/87
05/14/87
06/26/87
07/08/87
08/29/87
09/20/87
11/30/87
12/29/87
04/13/88
06/01/88
06/15/88
07/12/88
07/27/88
09/01/88
08/22/88
09/07/88
11/09/88
12/05/88
01/10/89
01/30/89
02/04/89
03/10/89
03/29/89
05/11/89
05/11/89
05/15/89
12/01/88
06/18/89
07/01/89
07/30/89
09/08/89
09/10/89
09/14/89
09/19/89
10/12/89
10/12/89
11/13/89
12/08/89
12/13/89
11/20/89
12/15/89
01/03/90
01/18/90
02/25/90
02/28/90
02/27/90
03/07/90
03/16/90
05/01/90
05/06/90
05/23/90
05/29/90
06/01/90
06/11/90
03/15/90
07/04/90
08/08/90
Hatl
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE
LUBE OIL
GASOLINE
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
HATER FROH OIL DRILLING
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL OIL
NATURAL GAS
TRANSFORMER OIL PCB
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE (UNLEADED)
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
DIESEL
NEUTRALIZED PROCESS
BLACK CONDENSATE
NATURAL GAS
USED MOTOR
HASTE AUTOMOTIVE OIL
MOTOR OIL
DIESEL
NATURAL GAS LIQUID
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
DIESEL OIL
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
JET FUELS: JP-4
GASOLINES 1 AUTOMOTIVE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
JET FUELS: JP-4
DIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-4
DIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL HITH 3.8 PPM OF PCB
HYDRAULIC OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
TRANSFORMER OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDZ
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HEAT TRANSFER OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
NATURAL GAS
Quant 1
245.00
10000.00
240.00
75.00
1.00
0.00
137.00
1000.00
s.oo
2000.00
6500.00
30.00
0.00
4142.00
0.00
103.00
100.00
500.00
100.00
50.00
5250.00
600 . 00
2670.00
150.00
3750000.00
50.00
125.00
30.00
0.00
10.00
35.00
0.00
3500.00
50.00
4000.00
20.00
559.00
£00.00
80.00
0.00
1000.00
20.00
500.00
11.00
9000.00
15.00
0.00
1517.00
200.00
2000.00
500.00
0.00
2.00
4000.00
0.00
0.00
70.00
5.00
164.00
400.00
100000.00
12600.00
400.00
500.00
20.00
0.00
9.00
0.00
30.00
0.00
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Prp
FG USAF - HOLLOHAH AFB
FG USAF - HOLLOHAN AFB
PE GIANT INDUSTRIES AZ INC.
FG USAF - HOLLOHAH AFB
PE COASTAL OIL < GAS CORP
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN R/R
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN
PE CIHIU PIPELINE
FG FARMERS HOME ADHINISTRAT.
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE GIANT REFINING TRANSPORT
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PE SAN JUAN CONCRETE CO.
PE A-DOCK OIL CO
PB CINIIA PIPELINE
PE GREFCO, IHC.
PE CINIIA PIPELINE
PE GIAHT REFINING
PE CINIIA PIPELINE
PE GIANT REFINING
FG USAF - CANNON AFB
FG USA / WHITE SANDS RANGE
PE SANTE FE RAILWAY
FG LOS ALAMOS NAT'N LAB
FG USAF - HOLLOMAM AFB
PE CIELO DORADO ESTATES
FG USAF - HOLLOMAM AFB
PE RALPH WILLIAMSON CO.
PE SANTA FE RAILROAD
PC B t E INC
PC GROENDYKE
PC GROEKDYKE CO
PC SANTA f* RAILWAY
PC SHYDER OIL CORP
PC ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE
PC MERIDIAN OIL
PC MONUMENT OIL COMPANY
UN
FG USAF - HOLLOHAH AFB
PE KOCH OIL CO
FG USA-NM ARMY NAT GUARD
UN
PE CINIIA PIPELINE
FG USAF-ROLLOHAH AFB
PB SANTA FE RAILROAD
PB SAUTE FE RAILWAY CO
SC HAI RADIOACTIVE HAT BUR
PE HEUDBCKBR TRUCKING CO
FG USAF - HOLLOHAN AFB
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE SHAMROCK PIPELINE CORP
UN ELPASO NATURAL GAS
PB BAR-F ENTERPRISES IHC
PB SAHTB FE PACIFIC RAILWAY
PE BUREAU OF LANMD
PE TEXAS HEN MEXICO PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
FC USAF-CANIKW AFB
PE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
FG USAF - HOLLOHAN AFB
Loot*
HOLLOHAN AFB NEXT TO
HOLLOHAN AFB
HOSPAH PUMPING STATION
BLOC. 917
SEC 5, T10S, R37E
HP 300.1
NEAREST TOWN IS CLAYTON,
NAVAHO RESERVATION
ST RT 331
S24 T21S R36E
2 MILES SOUTH OF SHELL
VICKERS STATION 2309
LEA STATION ST RD I
LEA COUNTY STATION
APS POWER PLANT
215(OLD DEXBR HNY) t
25 HI S.AHTOHITO.HEAR
JUAMTABO RD
HE SB
ON PERIMETER RD
RT 3 BOX 7
TEXAS AND STH STREET
27 CSG/DBV
HWY 70
106 NORTH FIRST STREET
LOS ALAMOS NAT'H LAB
DBLPASO AND BAST NAVAJO
T-31 ENGINE TEST CELL
CEILO DORADO
HOLLOHAN AFB
SO
mmM YARD
TUILU KOPEK LOCATED OH A
133 CSG/DEV HOLLOHAH AFB
• 33 CSG/DEV HOLLOHAH AFB
CARLSBAD SUBDIVISION
12.50 MI NORTH
COUNTY RD 6675, 9 HI SM
10 HI NORTH OF
HIGHWAY 96, HP 13. 4 HI
BUILDING 171 HOLLOHAH AFB
2121 NORTH FRENCH OR
EXIT 259 OFF 1-25 NORTH
SANTA FE PACIFIC PIPELINE
SB 0. HE 0. SEC 15, R-7
» MILES EAST OF HOLLOMAN
SANTA FE
106 NORTH FIRST ST
US HWY 70 HEAR MILE 236
HWY 1«0 HM 29 10 MILE
BUILDING 1010 HOLLOHAH
STATE HWY ll.R-37 BAST,
OFF HM HWY
STATE HWY ll.R-37 EAST,
US HWY 54
SBC-34,R-t NEST, T-1S
SEC-S. R-90. T-20 NORTH
6 MILES NORTH OF FORT
SEC-14.R-33 EAST. T-14
HYHY II (7.25 MILES S) 2
BLOC 135
TECMICAL AREA TA 9 BLDG
HWY 457. 15.4 MILES FROM
SB 1/4 SEC-10, R-21 BAST,
HOLLOHAN AFB BLDG 311
Laity
HOLLOHAH
HOLLOHAN
CROHHPOIHT
HOLLOMAN
HOBBS
DBS HOIHES
GRANDE
PUEBLO PENTADA
LORDSBURG
EUNICE
JAL
ALBUQUERQUE
CARLSBAD
MONUMENT
MONUMENT
CARLSBAD
FARHIHGTOH
ROSHELL
LYBROOK
NOAOUA HIKE
BLOOHFIELD
ALBUQUERQUE
LYBROOK
CANNON AFB
GALLUP
HOBBS
CANNON AFB
WHITE SANDS
BELEN
LOS ALAMOS
ANTHONY
HOLLOHAH
BELEN
LOVING
HOLLOHAN
HOLLOMAN
CAMPBELL
HILESAHDS
FRUITLAND
FARMINGTON
CUBA
RATON
ALAMAGORDO
SANTA FE
ANTHONY
LYBROOK
LA LU1
BELEN
TULAROSA
RESERVE
HOLLOMAN
JAL
IHDY
JAL
ALAMAGORDO
SAN MATEO
ESPANOLA
FORT STOCKTON
HOBBS
CANNOM AFB
LOS ALAMOS
LOVIHGTOH
HOLLOHAH
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
OTBRO
OTERO
MCKIHLEY
OTERO
LEA
UNION
UNION
SANDOVAL
HIDALGO
LEA
LEA
BBRNALILLO
EDDY
LEA
LEA
EDDY
SAN JUAN
CHAVES
SAN JUAN
HCKIHLEY
BERHALILLO
SAHDOVAL
CURRY
MCKIHLEY
LEA
CURRY
LINCOLN
VALENCIA
LOS ALAMOS
LEA
OTBRO
DOHA AHA
OTERO
EDDY
VALENCIA
BODY
OTERO
OTERO
BODY
ROOSEVELT
SAN JUAN
SAN JUAN
SANDOVAL
COLFAX
OTERO
LEA
SAHDOVAL
DOHA AHA
RIO ARRIBA
OTERO
VALENCIA
VALENCIA
OTERO
CATRON
OTERO
LEA
QUAY
LEA
OTBRO
MCKIHLEY
RIO ARRIBA
PECOS
LEA
LEA
CURRY
LOS ALAMOS
LEA
EDDY
OTERO
ST
HH
NH
NM
NM
HH
HH
NM
NH
HM
HH
NH
NH
NH
NM
HH
HH
NH
NM
NH
NH
HH
NH
NH
NH
NM
HH
HH
NH
HM
NM
NH
NH
HH
HM
HM
NH
NH
HM
KM
HM
KM
HH
HM
HM
HH
NM
NM
HM
HH
HM
HH
HM
NM
HM
HH
MM
NM
NM
NM
HM
HM
HH
HM
NM
HM
NH
NM
NM
NH
HH
spdata
01/22/90
01/29/90
10/23/90
11/07/90
11/13/90
11/22/90
11/22/90
01/08/91
01/09/91
01/21/91
03/27/91
04/03/91
04/12/91
04/14/91
04/14/91
04/29/91
05/06/91
05/21/91
05/30/91
02/09/91
06/04/91
07/21/91
08/05/91
01/07/91
01/21/91
09/10/91
09/14/91
09/17/91
01/02/91
09/25/91
09/26/91
10/04/91
09/15/91
10/29/91
M/Ot/91
12/05/91
12/31/91
01/17/92
01/23/92
01/31/92
02/07/92
03/13/92
04/20/92
06/03/92
06/01/90
07/08/92
07/17/92
OS/22/92
07/21/92
01/03/92
01/04/92
01/11/92
01/11/92
09/01/92
09/09/92
11/04/92
11/15/92
11/15/92
11/15/92
01/02/93
01/11/93
01/01/93
/ /
01/16/93
01/21/93
01/29/93
02/11/93
03/31/93
04/19/93
04/20/93
Matl
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL. FUEL: HO. 2
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GAS CONDENSATE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OTHER OIL
OILS.MISClHOTOR
OIL: DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
JET FUEL: JP-4
JET FUEL: JP-5
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL 1 DIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-5
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE i AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIBSBL
MIXTURE OP CRUDE OIL AND
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OILlCRUDE
SASOLINElAUTOMOTIVE
OILlDIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-1
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
TURBINE FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OILlCRUDE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
JIT FUEL: JP-4
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D
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F93-2334 UN '
F93-2S04 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO
F93-2603 PE SANTA FE RAILWAY
F93-2815 UN
F93-2847 PE AMOCO PIPELINE
F93-3035 PU ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO
F93-3470 PE PRIDE PIPELINE
F93-3544 PB LBE RANCH COAL CO
F93-3672 PU GAS CO OF NEW MEXICO
F93-3696 PE GUNDERSON OIL
F93-3698 PE GUNDERSON OIL
F93-3842 PE PHELPS DODGE CORP
F93-3967 PU SOUTH NESTERN PUBLIC SERV
F93-4015 PE US NEST COMMUNICATIONS
F93-415S FG USAF-CANNON AFB
Locate
1235 LA PLATA HHY.SEC-25.
MILEPOLE 122
WESTERN AGRICULTURAL
TEXAS 1 FIFTH ST
SEC-10, R-27 EAST, T-18
COUNTY RD 9 MILES
SEC-30. R-28 EAST, T-22
SBC-34, R-8 WEST, T-15
RIO GRANDE RIVER NORTH OF
ST HWY 547 AT COAL MINE
HWY 547 AT THE THE COAL
1 SHELTER ACCESS RD
1.5 MILES EAST OF HHY18,
2701 SAWMILL RD
27CESCEV 111 ENGINEERS
Lcity
FARMINGTON
CARLSBAD
LOVING
HOBBS
ARTBSIA
FRUITLAND
LOVING
GRANTS
ESPANOLA
GRANTS
MILAN
PLAYAS
HADIHE
SANTA FE
CANNON AFB
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
SAN JUAN
EDDY
EDDY
LEA
EDDY
SAN JUAN
EDDY
MCKINLEY
RIO ARRIBA
CIBOLA
CIBOLA
HIDALGO
LEA
SANTA FB
CURRY
i c
ST Spdate Hatl Quant 1 t e
NM 04/16/93 UNKNOWN OIL 0.00 U F
HM 05/06/93 OIL: CRUDE 1.00 B P
NM OS/13/93 OILl DIESEL 700.00 G R
NM OS/28/93 UNKNOWN OIL 5000.00 G F
NM 05/31/93 OIL: CRUDE 360.00 B PT
HM 06/14/93 OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING 0.00 U V
HM 07/14/93 OIL: CRUDE 59.00 B F
HM 07/20/93 OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D 100.00 G FT
HM 08/01/93 NATURAL GAS 0.00 U P
HM 08/02/93 OIL, FUEL: HO. 1-D 176S.OO G H
NH 08/02/93 OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D 1200.00 G H
HM 08/13/93 OIL, FUEL: HO. 2-D 38.00 B FT
HM 08/25/93 OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER 13.00 G F
HM 08/13/93 GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE 800.00 G FS
NM 09/10/93 JET FUEL: JP-4 40.00 G H
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Case*
FB7-0002
F87-0006
F87-0019
F87-0021
F87-0035
F87-0037
F87-0041
F87-0048
F87-0054
F87-0060
F87-0061
F87-0066
F87-0067
' F87-0073
F87-0074
F87-0082
FS7-0084
F87-0086
F97-0092
F87-0096
F87-0103
F87-0109
F87-0116
F87-0117
F87-0122
F87-0132
F87-0133
F87-0136
F87-0140
F87-0142
F87-0143
F87-0144
F87-0145
FB7-0146
F87-0148
F87-0151
F87-0161
F87-0170
F87-0173
F87-0183
F87-0186
F87-0190
F87-0196
F87-0204
F87-0207
FS7-0209
F87-0217
F87-0222
F87-0228
F87-0234
F87-0240
F87-0242
F87-0245
F87-0246
F87-0250
F87-0252
F87-0264
F87-0265
F87-0266
F87-0271
F87-0276
F87-0277
F87-0283
F87-0284
F67-0286
F87-0287
F87-0294
F87-0297
F87-0309
F87-0311
9
t Prp
SUN PIPELINE
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
SUN PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
TEXAS PIPELINE
EXXON
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
EXXON
TESORO OIL
SHELL OIL
KOCH GATHERING
CHEVRON USA
TEXAS NEK MEXICO PIPELINE
PERMIAN CORPORATION
EXXON
SOHIO PIPELINE
MCMURRAY PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
FARMERS ELECTRIC COOP
SCURLOCK OIL
PHILLIPS PIPELINE
EXXON
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
GROENDYKE TRANSPORTATION
EXXON
MOBIL OIL
EXXON CHEMICAL
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
EXPLORER PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
CITY OF DALLAS UTILITY
CHEVRON USA
CROHN CONTROL PETROLEUM
MARATHON OIL
EXXON
EXXON
UNKNOWN
EXXON
PHILLIPS 66
MOBIL OIL
SUN PRODUCTION (
PERMIAN CORPORATION
EXXON
PHILLIPS PIPELINE
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
SUN PRODUCTION (
SUN PRODUCTION 4
CONOCO
UNITED PETROLEUM
AVIALL (CHARLES H.
PHILLIPS 66
MOBIL OIL
SUN PIPELINE
MISSION TRANSPORT
SUN PRODUCTION 4
MCMURRAY PIPELINE
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
EXPLORER PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
UNKNOWN
EXXON
EXXON
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
Locate
8 MI. SN SILVER
*2 NEST INDUSTRIAL LOOP
ON THE HGN SURVEY BLOCK 5
1000 YDS N TEX HHY
AT BAYTOHN REFINERY
8 MILES HEST OF SNYDER
SOUR LAKE CHEVERON TANK
10 MILES EAST OF
SMITH COUNTY NEAR
STRUNG, TEXAS MILE PORT
3 MILE N OF HHY 70 < HHY
SN/4 SEC. 41, BLK3,
JUST SOUTH OF
JAMES BUCAHANAN SURVEY
5 MILE SH KILGORE, 2 MI H
IN BORDEN COUNTY SEC. 40,
CANARY AREA NEAR HHY 258
AT THOMPSON LEASE, 19
4.5 MILES S OF WHITE OAK,
OFF HHY 42
MILE POLE 2, SECTION 62
BRAND ROAD, FIRE WHEEL
POWER HORN RANCH
SURVEY K 4 1C
2 MI. H OF HHY 42 OF HHY
18 MI H OF SAGVINE,l/2 MI
GULFHAY DRIVE 4 TERMINAL
CORNER OF BAYHAY DR. t
CONROE OIL FIELD
B.J.BROW) FARM AS BROHH
SUGAR VALLEY FIELD
EAST "A" SHEET LEASE
"B.A." SHEET LEASE 5-6
1/4 MILE SOUTH OF ROYAL
TERMINAL VOU BETWEEN 18TH
300 YDS. SO OF ROYAL LN
SBC 21 TWP BLK 42 T5S 9.5
CROM RD EAST OF HASHBURN
PHOENIX LAKE FIELD, E.
1/2 HI. FROM HHY 35 NEAR
1/4 MI WEST OF CALCO ON
HE 1/4 S20 BLK 32 TIS
IN RURAL AREA S OF
ON PENNY SURVEY 1 MILE S
NEAR HHY 42 7 MI NORTH OF
SEC 20 VH EPPERSON SUR. 3
SB/4 ABSTRACT 78, FALLBR
AT MAIDEN LEASE 1/4 S. OF
ON CROSLEY LEASE
1/2 MI. N. OF TURNERTOHN
WEST 7TH ST.
6 MI. FROM CARTHAGE
CALMONSTON SURVEY 2 MI.
FM 821
SUNRAY TX, GM 119
ADDISON AIRPORT
FREEPORT HARBOUR BRAZOS
Hill 4 MI S ON FM1593
1/2 M EAST OF H408 NEAR
518 BROOKLYN AVE
US HHY 80 t SUN COMP. RD
HHY 850 4 HHY 135 AT
15 GARY PLACE
AT Ultra SUR. A 1661 NO. E
300 BLK EAST OF FM1314
INTERSECTION OF BEECH 4
STATE HHY 14 ROADCROSS1NG
S. OF HHY 65-ANUHUAC E.
716 N. JACKSON ST.
Lcity
SILVER
MIDLAND
SNYDER
MIDLAND
BAYTOHN
SNYDER
SOURLAKE
LEFORS
OVERTON
STRANG
BISHOP
KILGORE
LYONS
KILGORE
HOUSTON
RICHMOND
HHITE OAK
KILGORE
SNYDER
GARLAND
FORT O1CONNER
OVERTON
SAGVINE
PORT ARTHUR
WICHITA FALLS
BAYTOHN
CONROE
VAN VLECK
HITCHCOCK
DALLAS
PORT ARTHUR
IRVING
CRANE
PASEDENA
ORANGE
DANBURY
TALCO
KILGORE
NEH LONDON
KILGORE
BRECKEHRIDGE
KILGORE
ALVIH
TURNERTONN
PORT ARTHUR
CARTHAGE
HHITE OAK
FORSAH
SUNRAY
ADDISON
FREEPORT
LOLITA
ORANGE
SAN ANTONIO
COARKSVILLB CITY
OVERTON
ODESSA
GRAPEVINE
CONROE
FORT WORTH
HAWKINS
ANAHUAC
ODESSA
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Leounty
COKE
MIDLAND
SCURRY
MIDLAND
HARRIS
SCURRY
HARDIN
GRAY
RUSK
NUBCES
MIDLAND
GREGG
BURLESON
GREGG
BORDEN
HARRIS
FORT BEND
GREGG
GREGG
SCURRY
DALLAS
CALHOUN
HUTCHINSON
RUSK
CALDHELL
JEFFERSON
HICHITA
HARRIS
MONTGOMERY
CLAY
MATAGORDA
BRAZORIA
BRAZORIA
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
CRANE
HARRIS
ORANGE
BRAZORIA
TITUS
HOWARD
GREGG
RUSK
GREGG
STEPHENS
WICHITA
BRAZORIA
RUSK
JEFFERSON
PANOLA
GREGG
HOWARD
MOORE
DALLAS
BRAZORIA
JACKSON
ORANGE
BEXAR
GREGG
RUSK
BCTOR
TARRANT
MONTGOMERY
T ARRANT
HOOD
CHAMBERS
ECTOR
ST
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
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TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
09/25/86
10/01/86
10/03/86
10/03/86
10/08/86
10/06/86
10/07/86
10/06/86
10/13/86
10/09/86
10/09/86
10/10/86
10/09/86
10/14/86
10/12/86
10/14/86
10/14/86
10/20/86
10/15/86
10/15/86
10/18/86
10/16/86
10/21/86
10/21/86
10/22/86
10/23/86
10/23/86
10/24/86
10/24/86
10/24/86
10/24/86
10/25/86
10/25/86
10/25/86
10/27/86
10/25/86
10/27/86
10/29/86
10/26/86
10/31/86
11/04/86
11/05/86
10/28/86
11/02/86
11/03/86
11/04/86
11/05/86
11/07/86
11/12/86
11/12/86
11/14/86
11/14/86
11/01/86
11/03/86
11/03/86
11/03/86
11/08/86
11/09/86
11/08/86
11/11/86
11/15/86
11/15/86
11/16/86
11/16/86
11/20/86
11/20/86
11/14/86
10/16/86
11/23/86
11/23/86
Hatl
OIL:CRUDE
MINERAL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
INTERMEDIATE DISTILLATE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL'.CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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MINERAL OIL
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GASOLINE
FUEL OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
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MINERAL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL OIL
GASOLIHE
OIL:CRUDE
PETROLEUM PRODUCT
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL OIL
Quant 1
2.
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F87-0322
FB7-0323
F87-0334
F87-0346
F87-0347
F87-0351
F87-0357
F87-0362
F87-0364
F87-0369
F87-0381
F87-0383
F87-0392
F87-0397
F87-0398
F87-0399
F87-0405
F87-0415
F87-0423
F87-0425
F87-0426
F87-0428
F87-0429
F87-0433
F87-0434
F87-0435
F87-0437
F87-0445
F07-0446
F87-0448
F87-0449
F87-0452
F87-0455
F87-0456
F87-0463
F87-0468
F87-0469
F87-0470
F87-0472
F87-0476
F87-0481
FB7-0486
F87-0487
F87-04B8
F87-0490
FB7-0493
F87-0496
FB7-0497
F87-0509
F87-0512
F87-0515
F87-051B
F87-0521
F87-0524
F87-0527
F87-0551
F87-0552
P87-0571
F87-0572
F87-0579
FB7-05B5
F87-0587
F87-0590
FB7-0592
F87-0593
F87-0598
F87-0600
F87-0603
F87-0604
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
PERMIAN CORPORATION
ARCO PIPELINE
ABF FREIGHT
PHILLIPS 66
TEXACO OIL
SHELL OIL
TEXACO OIL
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
ARCO CHEMICAL
OSBORNE GAS I OIL
EXXON
UNKNONN
CHEVRON USA
ARCO PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
DIAMOND SHAMROCK
UNKHOHH
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
SUN PIPELINE
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
TEXAS PIPELINE
SUN PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
HILL PETROLEUM
TEXAS HEN MEXICO PIPELINE
FINA
GATX
FERHBNTA
HOUSTON LIGHTING t PONER
CARSHELL AIR FORCE BASE
COASTAL TRANSPORT
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PHILLIPS 66
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL
TESORO PIPELINE
FINA
PALESTINE CONTRACTORS
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
UNKNOHN
CONOCO
MOBIL OIL
ARCO OIL < GAS
INTBRBSINE
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
TESORO OIL
SOHIO PIPELINE
JOB'S VISA TRUCK STOP
ARCO OIL i GAS
ARCO OIL < GAS
UNITED STATES PRINTING
ANDRENS TRANSPORT
AMOCO PRODUCTION
MCMURRAY PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
FINA
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
SUN PIPELINE
Locate
OH HHITE OAK RD. IN NHITE
11242 STUEBUER
HMY 1053
HENDERSON PUMPING ST. 15
US AIR FORCE
2 MILES S. ON HNY 81
3.5 MILES H OF ALEDRO. 3
ABF FREIGHT (MARVIN MILLER
SE 1/4, SN1/4.SEC 21.BLK
10999 SCARSDALB ST. <
H.H. ELDER LEASE HNY 31
SITE 124 PLANT
TEXACO TANK FARM BETNEEN
SEC. 21 TIP BLK 42 T5F
ARCO CHEMICAL CO.
OSBORNE GAS ( OIL
2 MI. SO. KILGORE. TEXAS
UNKNONN
PORT ARTHUR REFINERY.
1 HI. E. OF NHITE OAK,
CHEVRON
10 MI. N. OF STANFORD
LOVE'S TRUCK STOP ON N.
7 HI. S. OF HEN BROUNFEDS
SUN PIPELINE
NEST COUNTY RD. < 40TH
N. OF HNY 73 B. OF FM823
OFF IX HHY 3431 HT t C RR
IS MI. SH OF PALESTINE
UNKNONN
HE 1/4 SE51B41A PNDIC
FINA
GATX
FERMENTA PLANT PROTECTION
H. BAY RD.
CARSNELL AIRFORCE BASE
INTERSECTION FM 1C04 <
1-30 t TRINITY CENTENEIAL
COUNTY RD 119 2 MI. S OF
OCCIDENTAL ELECTRO CHEH.
1/4 S. OF INTERSECTION
AT REFINERY
PALESTINE CONTRACTORS
EXXON BAYTONN DOCKS »2 ,
OH SPUR 101
5 HI. S. OF BLBERT ON HUT
S HI. S. OF KILGORE
PINKSTON C. LEASE 1.5 M.
DITCH AT INTERSINE
IMOGENS STATION (PUMPING)
SEC 6 77 PSL OFF FM 874
US HNY 83 3 HI. SO OF
3 HI. NORTH
JOE'S VISA TRUCK STOP
STATE NUBCES BAY TRACT
STATE NUBCES BAY TRACT
UNITED STATES PRINTING
CEDAR BAYOU t REDELL
DAKOTA STREET
1.5 MI. H. OF ST. HHY 42
3 MI. E. OF CONROE ON
FINA OIL CO.
HECHES OIL FIELD.
CHEVRON USA
15 MI. E OF TALCO ON FM71
ON HHY 874 APP. 4 HILES
500 YDS B. OF CHEVRON
HCKINLEY LEASE OFF
Lcity
HHITE OAK
HOUSTON
CRANK
DENHELL
SAN ANTONIO
STONEBURG
ALEDEO
DALLAS
HOUSTON
KILGORE
PORT ARTHUR
PORT ARTHUR
PASBDENA
BEAUMONT
KILGORE
BAYTOHH
PORT ARTHUR
HHITE OAK
EL PASO
STAMFORD
ROYSE CITY
OGDEN
HHITE OAK
PORT ARTHUR
ASPEHMOMT
PALESTINE
HOUSTON
PORT ARTHUR
GALENA PARK
HOUSTON
ELDON
FORT NORTH
SAN ANTONIO
FORT NORTH
BORGER
DEER PARK
SAM ANTONIO
BIG SPRING
PALESTINE
BAYTONN
RAYNOOD
KILGORE
GRAND PRAIRIE
ELBERT
KILGORE
HOUSTON
PLEASANTON
HERMIT
LAREDO
KILGORE
LUFKIN
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
DALLAS
BAYTOHN
HOUSTON
TYLER
CONROE
BIG SPRING
HECHES
TALCO
HERMIT
KERMIT
LONGVIEH
ERNS Oil spill Databaae
Lcounty
ST Spdate
GREGG
HARRIS
CRANE
CRANE
BEXAR
MONTAGUE
PARKER
DALLAS
HUTCHINSOH
HARRIS
GREGG
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
UPTON
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
GREGG
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
GREGG
EL PASO
JONES
COLLIN
COMAL
GREGG
ECTOR
JEFFERSON
STONEHALL
ANDERSON
HARRIS
ANDREHS
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
HARRIS
CHAMBERS
TARRANT
BEXAR
TARRANT
HUTCHINSON
HARRIS
BEXAR
HONARD
ANDERSON
HARRIS
LIBERTY
GREGG
DALLAS
THROCKMORTORN
GREGG
RUSK
HARRIS
ATASCOSA
HINKLER
MEBB
GREGG
ANGELINA
SAN PATRICIO
SAN PATRICIO
DALLAS
HARRIS
HARRIS
GREGG
MONTGOMERY
HONARD
ANDERSON
BORDEN
TITUS
HIHKLER
HINKLER
GREGG
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
11/18/86
11/24/86
11/24/86
11/25/86
11/28/86
11/28/86
11/29/86
11/30/86
12/01/86
11/28/86
12/01/86
12/03/86
12/04/86
12/06/86
12/03/86
12/08/86
12/08/86
12/10/86
12/05/86
12/10/86
12/10/86
12/11/86
12/16/86
12/10/86
12/15/86
12/15/86
12/16/86
12/15/86
12/15/86
12/12/86
12/12/86
12/11/86
12/14/86
12/15/86
12/15/86
12/16/86
12/12/86
12/17/86
12/18/86
12/18/86
12/18/86
12/18/86
12/20/86
12/20/86
12/20/86
12/21/86
12/22/86
12/22/86
12/23/86
12/29/86
12/24/96
12/25/86
12/26/86
12/27/86
12/24/86
12/29/86
02/13/85
09/13/85
12/18/86
12/22/86
12/31/86
01/02/87
01/07/87
12/18/86
12/19/86
12/26/86
01/02/87
01/03/87
01/05/87
01/05/87
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
UNKNOHN
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
DIESEL
OTHER OIL
GASOLINE
OILiCRUDB
QUINCH OIL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OTHER OIL
UNKNONN
OILiCRUDE
GASOLINE ODOR
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
IAF BOTTOMS
OILiCRUDE
GASOLINE
DIESEL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
JET FUEL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
PLATFORM CHARGE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN
CHLORINE
OILiCRUDE
JP-4
GASOLINE
DIESEL
LIGHT CYCLE OIL
MULTIPLE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
LUBE OIL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
RESIN MIXED NITH OIL
OIL! CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILICRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OILtCRUDB
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
GASOLINE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDE
u
n
i
Quint 1 t
2.00 B
7000.00 6
420.00 B
320.00 B
100.00 G
100.00 B
1710.00 B
(SO. 00 6
S.OO B
300.00 G
5.00 B 1
400.00 B
5.00 P
SO. 00 B
500.00 G
50.00 B
4.00 B 1
0.00
17(2.00 G
5.00 B
50.00 G
7100.00 G
1500.00 G
1.00 G
1.00 B
10.00 G
1.00 B
10.00 B
125.00 B
4000.00 B
HO. 00 B
0.00
0.00
20.00 P
0.00
200.00 G
1.00 G
100.00 G
15.00 B
10.00 G
20.00 B
1.00 B
3.00 G
1.00 B
1.00 B
6.00 B
1.00 G
1C. 00 B
25.00 B
30.00 B
1.00 T
1000.00 B
70.00 B
40.00 B
(.00 B
2000.00 G
1.00 G
1.00 G
10.00 G
1.00 G
1.00 G
15.00 B
200.00 B
1000.00 G
3.00 G
47.00 B
12.00 B
495.00 B
110.00 B
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Case!
F87-0606
F87-0621
F87-0625
F87-0627
FB7-0629
F87-0630
F87-0636
FB7-0637
F87-0643
F87-0644
F87-0645
FB7-0658
F87-0659
F87-0661
F87-0663
F87-0664
F87-0665
F87-0666
F87-0669
F87-0671
F87-0672
F87-0679
F87-0684
F87-0692
F87-0699
F87-0708
F87-0716
F87-0721
F87-0729
F87-0732
F87-0741
F87-0742
F87-0745
F87-0749
F87-0750
F87-0757
F87-0758
F87-0760
F87-0762
F87-0764
F87-D767
F87-0768
F87-0770
F87-0771
F87-0774
F87-0780
F«1-07»B
F87-0793
F87-0795
F87-0796
F87-0797
F87-0810
F87-0812
F87-0815
F87-0816
F87-0818
F87-0828
F87-0829
F87-0830
F87-0838
F87-0841
FB7-0846
F87-0847
F87-0855
F87-0861
F87-0865
F87-0866
F87-0870
F87-0871
F87-0874
9
t Prp
TEXACO OIL
TEXAS PIPELINE
DBLHINTEX OIL < GAS
HB ZACHARY
NAVAL AIR STATION
CHEVKON USA
EXXON
EXXON
CONOCO
SUN PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
ARCO PIPELINE
PHILLIPS 66
SCURLOCK OIL
KOCH GATHERING
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
MOBIL OIL
PHILLIPS 66
ARCO PIPELINE
DYESS AIR FORCE BASE
SUN PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
CHEVRON USA
SHELL OIL
GATX
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
UNKNOWN
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
CHEVRON USA
CITY OF HEATHERFORD
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
UNKNOWN
KOCH GATHERING
COPT HOUSTON
HYLIE MUNICIPAL SERVICE
MOBIL OIL
RAHMAN OIL t REFINING
EXXON
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
AMOCO
EXXON
SCURLOCK OIL
TEXACO OIL
SUN PRODUCTION I
UNKNOWN
SUN PIPELINE
TESORO OIL
CHEVRON USA
CONTINENTAL BAKING
CONTINENTAL BAKING
TESORO OIL
LOME STAR ARMY AMMUNITION
TEXAS NEW MEXICO PIPELINE
SANTE FE RAILROAD
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
MERCHANT TRUCKING
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
SUN PIPELINE
HUNT OIL
CHEVRON USA
SUN PRODUCTION t
TOTAL PIPELINE
DFN POLICE
Locate
1 HI. N. OF FH2491 E. OF
3 HI. S. OF BRYSON
7 1/2 MI. E. I 3 1/2 M N
WITHIN FACILITY 3 T.
NAVAL AIR ST. CORPUS
1/4 M. N OF HWY 158
HECHES FIELD. SITE 13.
2 MI. W. OF CHARLOTTE ON
SEC.52, 85.10B.
HWY 80. PIPELINE NO. 5A
1000 W. OF BORGER
2 MI. SW TUCKER AT ARCO
PANOLA COUNTY
NEAR JEFFERSON, UNDER
NEAR CONROB OH WILSON
CONROEFIELD
INTERSEC. Of HARSH LN i
W. RANCJ A LEASE
5 MI. S OF ALVIN. TX
JOHNSON SURVEY
AT BASE
3 MI. S. OF BEAUMONT ON
CONROE FIELD
1/4 MI. W. OF HWY 69 ON
PLANT SITE OFF HWY 225
GATX
N EDGE t DUBLIN 4
537 BLOCK OF 34 H/T
ON LOST RIVER BRIDGE OM
HHY 54
HHY 303 NEAR NOTREES, TX.
RT 652 IN ORLA TX
TREATMENT PLANT
1.5 HI.SE OF ELECTRA TX.
2 1/2 HI. NH OF SHERMAN
SWAMPY AREA DEAR CON
FROH GAINESVILLE E. OH 82
GREENS BAYOU AT SALVAGE
800 W. KIRBY
2 MI. N. OF LONGVIEH AT
1-45 TO NEEDHAH RD. EXIT
LAKE RAY HUBBARD
8 MI. W. OF LEVALLAND
S MI. E. OF INT. OF HWY
NORTH PORT HECHE3 FIELD
1900 BEAUMONT
HSA 545 PUMP
CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.
CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.
HF OTTHER S721 GCS
RAILROAD YD. S. OF
5 MI NO. KILGORE
SEC. 5, JOHN RODMAN
25 MI. E. OF WICHITA
2 MI. SO OF WORTHAH
BETWEEN H13 i 1394
4 MI. SO. OF 800 YARDS OF
SE OT ATHENS
SEC. 4 JH OF GIBSON
5 HI. SO FH 701
KEMPS WITCHITA VALLEY
DFW AIRPORT
Lcity
WICHITA FALLS
GUTHRIE
SAN ANTONIO
CORPUS CHRISTI
GOLDSMITH
LONGVIEH
CORPUS CHRISTI
MIDLAND
COARKSVILLE CITY
BORGER
ARLINGTON
JEFFERSON
GIDDLING STATION
HOUSTON
DALLAS
VANDERBILT
HOUSTON
LONGVIEH
ABILENE
BEAUMONT
GIDDINGS
BEAUMONT
DEER PARK
GALENA PARK
DALLAS
WICKETT
ANAHUAC
CLEAR LAKE
EL PASO
NOTREES
ORLA
HEATHERFORD
WICHITA FALLS
SHERMAN
GAINESVILLE
HOUSTON
WYLIE
LONGVIEH
ANAHUAC
CONROE
DALLAS
LEVALLAND
FORT WORTH
TYLER
ORANGE
ABILENE
FORT WORTH
WHITE OAK
MERTZON
WICKETT
DALLAS
DALLAS
MERTZON
TEXARKAMA
OZONA
BROHNWCOD
LONGVIEH
MIDLAND
HICHITA FALLS
BEAUMONT
WORTHAH
TURNBRTOHN
ATHENS
CRANE
LIASVILLE
HOLLIDAY
DFW
Lcounty
ST Spdate
MCLENNAN
HICHITA
XING
BBXAR
NVECES
ECTOR
HUECES
MONTAGUE
GREGG
HUTCHINSOH
TARRANT
PANOLA
MARION
MONTGOMERY
HARRIS
DALLAS
JACKSON
HARRIS
GREGG
TAYLOR
JEFFERSON
WASHINGTON
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
HARRIS
DALLAS
WARD
CHAMBERS
HARRIS
EL PASO
ECTOR
LOVING
PARKER
HICHITA
GRAYSON
ORANGE
COOKE
HARRIS
COLLIN
GREGG
CHAMBERS
MONTGOMERY
DALLAS
HOCKLEY
TARRANT
SMITH
ORANGE
TAYLOR
TARRANT
GREGG
IRION
HARD
DALLAS
DALLAS
IRION
BOHIE
CROCKETT
GREGG
MIDLAND
WICHITA
JEFFERSON
FREESTONE
RUSK
HENDERSON
CRANE
STEPHENS
ARCHER
TARRANT
TX 12/13/86
TX 12/18/86
TX 01/08/87
TX 01/09/87
TX 01/09/87
TX 01/09/87
TX 01/10/87
TX 01/09/87
TX 01/12/87
TX 01/13/87
TX 01/13/87
TX 01/14/87
TX 01/14/87
TX 01/14/87
TX 01/14/87
TX 01/15/87
TX 01/14/87
TX 01/15/87
TX 01/15/87
TX 01/15/87
TX 01/15/87
TX 01/16/87
TX 01/17/87
TX 01/19/87
TX 01/20/87
TX 01/22/87
TX 01/23/87
TX 01/26/87
TX 01/28/87
TX 01/28/87
TX 01/28/87
TX 01/28/87
TX 01/28/87
TX 01/27/87
TX 01/30/87
TX 01/20/87
TX 01/23/87
TX 01/30/87
TX 02/05/87
TX 01/30/87
TX 02/07/87
TX 02/11/87
TX 02/13/87
TX 02/16/87
TX 01/24/87
TX 01/29/87
TX 02/01/87
TX 02/02/87
TX 02/02/87
TX 02/02/87
TX 01/31/87
TX 02/05/87
TX 02/05/87
TX 02/05/87
TX 02/03/87
TX 02/05/87
TX 02/01/81
TX 02/09/87
TX 02/10/87
TX 02/11/87
TX 02/12/87
TX 02/13/87
TX 02/12/87
TX 02/21/87
TX 02/15/87
TX 02/16/87
TX 02/16/87
TX 02/17/87
TX 02/18/87
TX 02/11/87
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
PCB
PCB
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
EXTRACT OIL
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
JP-4
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDB
DIESEL
CONDENSATE
OIL:CRUDB
MINERAL OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
BUNKER OIL
OIL:CRUDE
LUBE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL.-CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
JET FUEL
U So
n ur
i c
Quantl t e
2092.00 B P
75.00 B FP
200.00 B F
140.00 G F
25.00 6
150.00 B P
400.00 B P
150.00 B P
4.00 P P
2.00 B P
20.00 B P
1000.00 B P
4.00 B P
15.00 B P
7.00 B P
S.OO B P
400.00 G
4.00 B
1.00 B
S.OO B P
5000.00 G F
3.00 B P
30.00 B P
200.00 B P
15.00 B F
1000.00 G F
1.00 G F
90.00 B P
200.00 G H
3.00 B P
5.00 B FP
3.00 G F
90.00 B P
300.00 G F
100.00 B P
4.00 B P
0.00 F
2000.00 B P
0.00 V
300.00 G F
50.00 B P
1.00 B F
1. 00 P
1.00 G F
200.00 B P
1000.00 G F
100.00 B P
3.00 B P
60.00 B f
100.00 G
15.00 B P
165.00 B F
160.00 B P
30.00 H
30.00 G H
150.00 B F
1413.00 G F
300.00 B P
150.00 G F
100.00 B P
200.00 B P
0.00 H
300.00 B P
600.00 B
2.00 B P
10.00 B P
60.00 B P
100.00 B F
400.00 B P
1.00 G A
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t 8 i
. e
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
O
O
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Casel
F87-087C
F87-0882
F87-0891
F87-0892
F87-0893
F87-0898
F87-0904
F87-0910
F87-0913
F87-0917
F87-0919
F87-0934
F87-0944
' F87-0953
F87-0954
F87-095C
F87-0959
F87-0960
F«7-0971
F87-0972
F87-0973
F87-097C
F87-0978
F87-0980
F87-0983
F87-0984
F87-0988
F87-0992
F87-0993
F87-0999
F87-1010
F87-1015
F07-1022
F87-1023
F87-1031
F87-1035
F87-1040
F87-1054
F87-1055
F87-10C1
FI7-10C7
F87-1078
F87-1091
F87-1098
F87-1099
F87-1100
F87-1101
F87-110S
F87-1110
F87-111C
F87-1117
F87-1120
F87-1128
FB7-1131
F87-1138
F87-1142
F87-1145
F87-1148
F87-1149
F87-1150
F87-1151
F87-1154
F87-1155
F87-1164
F87-1185
F87-1192
F87-U93
F87-1194
F87-1195
F87-1197
1
t Prp
DYESS AIR FORCE BASE
ALLIED AVIATION OF TEXAS
BOB GAINEY / TERRY LONE
MARATHON OIL
MOBIL OIL
SUN PRODUCTION t
EXXON
AMOCO PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
EXXON CHEMICAL
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
GENERAL DYNAMICS
SHELL OIL
SUN PIPELINE
MISSION PETROLEUM
MOBIL OIL
UNION EXPLORATION
MOBIL OIL
GEER TANK TRUCKS
FINA
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
EXXON
OIL TRANSPORT
CHEVRON USA
CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM
FINA
GULF STATES UTILITIES
TEXACO OIL
UNKNOWN
SHELL OIL
HUDSON ISO
UNKNOWN
GULF STATES UTILITIES
SUN PRODUCTION (
COOK, RENE
SHELL OIL
UNION CARBIDE
CHEVRON USA
TEXACO OIL
EXXON CHEMICAL
P.O. ELECTRIC
UNKNOWN
AMOCO PIPELINE
MELTEN TRUCK LINES
CHEVRON USA
RED RIVER DEPOT
RED RIVER DEPOT
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
FAYETTE POWER PROJECT
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
SHELL OIL
SHELL OIL
CITY OF NEATHERFORD
LOUISIANA GLORIA OIL <
RENRAG
EXXON CHEMICAL
TRUSSEL. H.H.
SOHIO PIPELINE
AMERICAN PETRO TANK
EXXON CHEMICAL
PHILLIPS 66
Locate
WITT HWY 80
AT DALLAS LOVE FIELD
I HI. S. OF MERKEL
ELINGA H. WEDBR SURVEY
RUSK CO.1.5 MI. SW OF
2 MI. N. OF KILGORE
ANAHUAC FIELD - JOHNSON
ARDEN TO COHCHO LINE
INTERSECTION OF TERMINAL
H I TC RR COMPANY SURVEY
S/I-20 5 MILE
OFF HWY 42 NEAR
AIR FORCE PLANT 4
1/2 MI. OUT OF KILGORE
1/2 HI. W. OF HWY. 770/3
S. EDGE OF CORSICANA
JW SHELLER LEASE TANK,
S HI. SW UWCVIEW
1/2 MI. N. OF HNY 67 <
1135 SPRINGSDALE
FM 1805 N. OF METERING
ON TERMINAL RD. NEAR
3 HI. S. OF VANDERBILT
2 HI. NE OF REFUGIO, TX
S19C BF 3-S MI. E. OF
CROWN ROAD
BETWEEN ABILENE/HOLLY TX.
1 HI. N. OF FN Cl AND
1-10 NORTH SIDE AND SAN
SBC. 20 BLK.2 C HI.
HUDSON ISO CAMPUS
JIM HOUSER LEASE/1 1/4
SABINE POWER STATION
1 HI. NW OF SPRING HILL,
CHEVEROH PIPELINE
KIRKLAND WATSON LEASE
NE OF TAFT,COUNTY RD881 E
2 HI. N. OF CRAME, 1 MI.
CIVIC CENTER PARK NEAR
EXXON CLAM-LAKE FIELD ST.
2 MI. S. OF 1-20; 1 HI.
1 1/2 HI. N. W. OF THREE
HWY 343, 1/2 MI. SO. OF
290C W. KILLER
3 HI. SW OF TOWN OF
RED RIVER DEPOT
EAST SIDE OP BLDG 943
4 HI. W. OF DAYTON TX.
7 MI. B. OF LAGRANGE OFF
BARTELL PASS FIELD. TRACT
E. OF HWY. 2384/N. OS
PLANT
C HI. S. OP KILGORE, 2
5 HI. S. OP N. HWY 42
STP PLANT
COKE LEASE
PT. PLEASANT RD./500 FT.
GALVESTON BAY/TEN HI. NE
AMOCO CLAYTON LEASE
AMERICAN PETRO TANK
2 HI. N. OF NEW LONDON FM
AT REFINERY AND HGL
Lclty
ABILENE
DALLAS
MERKEL
SIHTON
KILGORE
LONGVIEW
ANAHUAC
ARDEN
PORT ARTHUR
MIDLAND
SANTO
LONGVIEN
LAKE NORTH
KILGORE
SOURLAKE
HOUSTON
CORSICANA
DICKINSON
LONGVIEN
JACKSBORO
WICHITA FALLS
AUSTIN
PORT ARTHUR
VANDBRBILT
REFUGIO
DALLAS
CRANE
HOUSTON
ABILENE
BRIDGE CITY
WICHITA PALLS
BAYTOWN
LUFKIN
SIPE SPRINGS
BRIDGE CITY
LONGVIEW
PENWELL
OUITHAN
PORT LAVACA
CRANE
PORT ARTHUR
ANAHUAC
EASTLAND
THREE RIVERS
BEAUMONT
GARLAND
BEAUMONT
TEXARKANA
TEXARKANA
FORT ARTHUR
DAYTON
AUSTIN
CORPUS CHRISTI
ELECTRA
ELECTRA
EL PASO
KILGORE
KILGORE
QUITMAN
NEATHERFORD
TYLER
SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL
GLADENATER
TEXAS CITY
KILGORE
ODESSA
NEW LONDON
BORGER
Lcounty
TAYLOR
DALLAS
TAYLOR
SAN PATRICIO
GREGG
GREGG
CHAMBERS
IRION
JEFFERSON
MIDLAND
PALO PINTO
GREGG
TARRAHT
GREGG
LIBERTY
HARRIS
NAVARRO
GALVESTON
GREGG
JACK
WICHITA
TRAVIS
VAN ZAHDT
JEFFERSON
JACKSON
RBFUGIO
DALLAS
CRANE
HARRIS
TAYLOR
ORANGE
NICHITA
HARRIS
ANGELINA
SIPE SPRINGS
ORANGE
ECTOR
WOOD
SAN PATRICIO
CRANE
JEFFERSON
CHAMBERS
EASTLAND
LIVE OAK
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
BOWIE
BOWIE
JEFFERSON
LIBERTY
TRAVIS
NUECBS
NICHITA
NICHITA
EL PASO
GREGG
WOOD
PARKER
SMITH
SAN JACINTO
GREGG
GALVESTON
GREGG
ECTOR
RUSK
HUTCHINSOH
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
spdate
02/11/17
02/20/17
02/23/17
02/23/17
02/23/87
02/25/17
02/2C/I7
02/27/87
02/26/87
01/19/17
02/28/87
03/07/«7
03/10/17
03/11/17
03/11/17
03/11/17
03/12/87
03/05/17
03/12/17
03/12/17
03/13/86
03/11/17
03/13/17
03/14/17
03/15/87
03/14/17
03/16/17
03/14/87
03/17/87
03/17/87
03/18/87
03/19/87
03/20/87
03/20/87
03/20/87
03/18/87
03/22/87
03/26/87
03/2S/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/27/87
03/03/87
03/31/87
03/31/87
03/07/87
04/02/87
04/01/87
04/02/87
04/01/87
04/01/87
02/10/87
04/05/87
04/05/87
04/07/87
04/10/87
04/11/87
04/12/87
04/12/87
04/12/87
04/11/87
01/27/87
04/09/87
04/15/87
04/09/87
11/01/16
04/18/87
04/18/87
04/18/87
04/18/87
H>tl
JP-4
JET A (KEROSENE)
OILiCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
AVIATION FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OILtCRUDE
•2 FUEL Oil.
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OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
T.f. CHARGE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE / DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOWN
OILtCRUDE
GASOLINE
OILt CRUDE
• C FUEL OIL
OILlCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
MINERAL
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOWN
DIESEL
GASOLINE
MOTOR OIL
HYDRAULIC D.Y.
LUBE OIL
OILtCRUDE
DIESEL «2
COHDENSATE OIL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
OILtCRUDE
PETRO BASE OIL
WEATHERED HYDROCARBON
OILlCRUDE
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OILtCRUDE
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20.00 B
3000.00 B
20.00 B
20.00 B
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25.00 G
3.00 B
400.00 G
200.00 B
10.00 G
4.00 B
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7000.00 G
0.00
1.00 B
400.00 B
500.00 B
70.00 B
12600.00 G
2.00 B
1.00 B
60.00 B
2000.00 G
8490.00 G
190.00 B
1.00 G
4.00 B
4.00 G
15.00 B
1.00 B
400.00 B
200.00 G
1.00 G
1.00 G
8.00 B
50.00 B
25.00 B 1
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CO. 00 B 1
1.00 G 1
20.00 B
7.00 G
0.00
0.00
25.00 G
100.00 B
300.00 G
200.00 G
2.00 B
50.00 B
0.00
40.00 B
25.00 B
100.00 B
200.00 B
10.00 B
1.00 B
4.00 B
300.00 G
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F87-121S
F87-1219
F87-1228
F87-1233
F87-1241
F87-1253
F87-1267
F87-1303
F87-1309
F87-1313
F87-1320
F87-1335
F87-1338
F87-1342
F87-1350
FB7-1362
F87-1365
F87-1371
F87-1377
F87-1380
F87-1388
F87-1389
F87-1393
F87-1403
F87-1404
F87-1405
F87-1406
F87-1407
F87-1408
F87-1409
F87-1418
F87-1419
F87-1451
F87-1452
F87-1455
F87-1456
F87-1461
F87-1473
F87-1477
F87-1484
F87-1495
F87-1496
F87-1505
F87-1509
F87-1519
F87-1528
F87-1530
F87-1542
F87-1S49
F87-1552
F87-1559
F87-1566
F87-1567
F87-1570
FB7-1575
F87-1584
F87-1589
F87-1600
F87-1602
F87-1S03
F87-1604
F87-1608
F87-1612
F87-1654
F87-1662
F87-1671
F87-1674
F87-1678
F87-1681
F87-1687
g
t Prp
CHEVRON USA
UNKNOWN
TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICES
UNIVERISTY OF TEXAS -
CHEVRON USA
TEXACO OIL
PHILLIPS 66
UNKNOWN
ANDREWS TRUCK LINE
DICO
ZOECON
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
TAYLOR PETROLEUM
EXXON
GULF OCEAN SHIPPING
SPUROCK OIL
UNION CARBIDE
TENNECO OIL
CIRCLE VAN EXPRESS
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS 66
MITCHELL ENERGY
CARSHELL AIR FORCE BASE
TEXACO OIL
EXXON
MOBIL OIL
CONOCO
METROPOLITAN TRANSIT
COSDEN PIPELINE
SUN PIPELINE
SUN ELECTRIC ( POWER
CHEVRON USA
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL
EXXON
CONOCO
AMOCO PIPELINE
TEXACO OIL
MOBIL OIL
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
EXXON
ONE CORPORATION
UNKNOWN
EXXON
HUBER, J.M.
TEXACO OIL
HESTICO TRUCK STOP
LOHER COLORADO RIVER
PHILLIPS 66
GROOM WHEAT GROWERS
EXXON
KOPPERS
EXXON
LOHER COLORADO RIVER
HUNT OIL
ALUMINUM COMPANY AMERICA
EXXON
CONOCO
CECIL CATLIN
Locate
SEC. 12 BL. B21 PUBLIC
CHEVRON INC.
TERMINAL RIGHT OF WAY t5
BRAZODI LEASE
1/2 HI. S. OF HWY 149
2OEXON
FISHERS REEF C-2 COMPLEX
TEXACO REFINING (
FW JOHNSON SURVEY
10034 SAN PBFRO
BLOCKtl, 52 OF HARD GH
6428 DENTON HIGHWAY
EXXON PIPELINE
HECHES RIVER-2 MILES
SPUROCK OIL COMPANY
OFF H146 AT THE NARREN
TENECO
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
4 HI. N. OF NEW LONDON,
4 MI. NORTH OF NEW
13 MI. WEST OF
SABINB LAKE OFFSHORE
TRINITY BAY T-3 PLATFORM
RAILROAD COMMISSION
RAILROAD COMMISSION
LAKE BRIDGEPORT
W. SIDE OF FT. WORTH IN
WICHITA RIVER FTRR
W. TX FIELD GATHERING
SEC.69/BL.2S OF THE H t
T AND P SURVEY
METROPOLITAN TRANSIT
2 1/2 MI. H. OF FARMER
SEC. 14 TIP RAILROAD, BLK
BLK 2, SEC 211. HGtC
2 1/2 MILES WEST OF
1/2 MI. W. OF HWY 42
SEC. 44 BLK.34 T4N
P.H. HUMPHERBY SURVER
BETWEEN ROCK/BOARD CREEKS
HT t D RAILROAD SURVEY
B. TX. SYSTEM 4
GATE 24/SAVAHHAH AVE.
TRINITY BAY F-3 PLATFORM
CHANNEL RIVER
HOUSTON SHIP CANAL
TRINITY BAY F-l COMPLEX
3 MI. NORTH JAMES BOLAND
HN W1LLSA LEASE
WESTICO TRUCK STOP
LOWER COLO. RIVER
TANK F-ll IN PHILLIPS
HWY 66 ROADSIDE DITCH (
COUNTY RD. 1580
MILE 848 110 E. BOUND
EXXON
13 MI. W. OF BURNETT
3 MI. NH OF FRANKSTON
7 MI. N. OP TOWN ON US
3 MI. E. OF MEW LONDON/2
N.J. HOWARD LEASE S8
BEGOS LEASE '14732
Lclty
ERH3 Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CRANE
HOUSTON
FORT WORTH
AUSTIN
IRVING
HOUSTON
TEXAS CITY
FORT WORTH
LUFKIN
DALLAS
ANAHUAC
PORT ARTHUR
KILGORE
SAN ANTONIO
BORGER
HATAUGA
FRIENDSWOOD
SPANOILD ANCHANGE
MBXIA
BELLVIEW
ENNIS
GREENVILLE
TRINITY BAY
TRINITY BAY
NEW LONDON
NEW LONDON
JACKSONVILLE
SABINE LAKE
ANAHUAC
ELDORADO
ELDORADO
BRIDGEPORT
FORT WORTH
WICHITA FALLS
KILGORE
GAIL
ACKERLY
HOUSTON
BIG SPRING
BRECKENRIDGE
ROTAN
SHERMAN
HOUSTON
NEW LONDON
ACKERLY
DEXTER
BURKBURNETT
GLADBWATER
PORT ARTHUR
ANAHUAC
HOUSTON
ANAHUAC
SIVELLS BEND
CAYUGA
AUSTIN
BORGER
GROOM
BEAUMONT
TOMBALL
BURNETT
FRANKSTON
ROCKDALE
NEH LONDON
NOCONA
JACKSBORO
CRANE
HARRIS
T ARRANT
TRAVIS
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
GALVESTON
T ARRANT
ANGELINA
DALLAS
CHAMBERS
JEFFERSON
GREGG
BEXAR
HUTCHINSON
TARRANT
GALVESTON
JEFFERSON
LIMESTONE
LIBERTY
ELLIS
HUNT
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
RUSK
RUSK
ANDERSON
ORANGE
CHAMBERS
SCHLEICHER
SCHLEICHER
WISE
TARRANT
WICHITA
GREGG
BORDER
DAWSON
HARRIS
HOWARD
STEPHENS
FISHER
GRAYSOH
HARRIS
RUSK
DAWSON
COOKE
WICHITA
GREGG
JEFFERSON
CHAMBERS
HARRIS
HARRIS
CHAMBERS
COOKE
ANDERSON
TAYLOR
TRAVIS
HUTCHINSON
CARSON
FREESTONE
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
BURNETT
ANDERSON
MILAN
RUSK
MONTAGUE
JACK
ST
TX
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
04/22/87
04/23/87
04/20/87
04/28/87
04/28/87
04/29/87
OS/04/87
05/09/87
OS/11/87
05/11/87
OS/13/87
02/19/87
05/15/87
OS/14/87
05/16/87
05/18/87
04/24/87
OS/19/87
05/13/87
04/28/87
05/18/87
05/15/87
05/21/87
05/02/86
12/23/86
11/02/86
08/05/86
12/19/86
11/30/86
12/19/16
01/14/87
11/25/86
04/21/87
05/22/87
05/22/87
05/25/87
05/23/87
04/05/87
05/27/87
OS/28/87
OS/29/87
05/29/87
05/30/87
05/15/87
05/31/87
06/02/87
05/31/87
12/01/86
06/04/87
04/09/87
06/05/87
03/10/87
05/14/87
06/03/87
02/16/87
06/10/87
06/10/87
06/09/87
06/12/87
06/12/87
06/12/87
06/13/87
06/15/87
06/11/87
06/18/87
06/19/87
06/19/87
06/20/87
06/20/87
06/12/87
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSFORMER MINERAL OIL
NO. 2 FUEL OIL
GASOLINE
RECID (ASPHALT BASE)
OIL:CRUDE
DRILLING MUD
GASOLINE
DIESEL
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
KEROSENE
OIL: CRUDE
12 DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL] CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS
NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS
OIL] CRUDE
JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
INVOKE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
MOTOR OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
NAPTHA
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
01 Ll CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL »2
DIESEL
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
ELECTRODE BINDER PITCH
SLOP OIL
LUBE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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F87-1727
F87-1733
F87-1736
F87-1746
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F87-17SS
F87-1766
r87-1779
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F87-1782
F87-1784
F87-1785
FB7-1786
F87-1793
F87-1799
F87-1803
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F87-1807
P87-1612
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F87-1814
F87-181S
F87-1822
FI7-1823
F87-1829
FI7-1835
F87-1842
F87-1844
F87-1M7
F67-1849
F87-1850
F87-1I59
F87-1860
F87-1861
F87-1865
F87-1876
F87-1881
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F87-1I90
F87-1901
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F87-1917
F87-1925
F87-1939
F87-1949
F67-1966
F87-1972
F87-1999
F87-2001
F87-2005
F87-2008
F87-2011
F87-2012
F87-2023
F87-2031
F87-2041
F87-20S9
F87-2063
F87-2066
F87-2068
F87-2076
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CHEVRON (ISA
TEXACO OIL
AMERICAN PETROFINA
TEXAS HEM MEXICO PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
EXXON CHEMICAL
SUN PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
MONSANTO
SHELBY AGENCY I REPUBLIC
BARREN PETROLEUM
SAGE OIL t DRILLING
MURPHY OIL (SUSPECTED)
OYESS AIR FORCE BASE
FINA
SUN PIPELINE
ARCO
PHILLIPS 66
EXXON CHEMICAL
EXXON
MOSBACHER ENERGY
KOCH GATHERING
SUN PIPELINE
BURLINGTON NORTHERN
EXXON
TRANSPORT COMPANY OF
KERR MCGBE
EXXON CHEMICAL
CHEVRON USA
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
KERR HCGEE
EXXON
EXXON
MITCHELL ENERGY
SOUTHEASTERN RESOURCES
UNION TEXAS PETROLEUM
EXXON
PHILLIPS 66
PERMIAN CORPORATION
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
AMOCO PRODUCTION
MOBIL OIL
SUN PIPELINE
AMOCO OIL
UNKNOHN
KOCH GATHERING
EXXON CHEMICAL
UNKNOWN
HUBER, J.H.
THIN COVES MARINA
HATLACK TRANSPORTATION
AMOCO PIPELINE
EXXON
UTILITY FUEL
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS PIPELINE
EXXON
BATHE HAHMONS TRUCKING
KOCH GATHERING
NAYNE MAMMONS TRUCKING
UNKNOHN
CHEVRON VSA
CHEVRON USA
EXXON
TEXACO OIL
ALLIED AVIATION OF TEXAS
EXXON
Locate
1.5 MI. SE OF HUTCH/H
1/2 MI. E. OF LAFORS. TX.
BEHDLAND RANCH
14 MI. SI OP SNYDER. TX.
HORSESHOE BEND
MILE POST 136
3 MI. N/NEB LONDON 1/2
9 MI. S OF
10034 SAN PEDRO
S. OF 120 EXIT
H./HMY 146 AND N./I-10
ORTIZ PROPERTY/TOP OF
BAST VILLAGE MILLS OIL
DYEFF AIR FORCE BASE
COLONIAL TANK
GEORGE TATE LEASE (
DAVID DANHOOD SURVEY
.2 MI. S./ST. HNY. 119
E.L. PHILLBPS LEASE/2 MI.
2 HI. H. OF HHITE OAK
MI. 199 OF ICII NELL ILARC
CALLISBURG TX ON RED
1/2 HI. N OF H770
BURLINGTON FORT NORTH
1 HI. OF ROUTE 3600
TEXAS REFINING COMPANY
2601 N. DALLAS ST.
10501 E. ALHEDA
10 HI. MM/BARREN, TX
PALASTINE YARD, TRACK NO.
2601 N. DALLAS STREET
CHAMBERS CO.. ANAHUAC
PRODUCTION FACILITY/BILL
6 MI. NO OF BRONNNOOD
CO. RD. 411 1 HI. N.FLAT
E. FIELD/5 MI. S/KILGORE
100' FROM HOUSTON SHIP
PERHAN CORP.
FISHERS REEF/7.7 MI. SB
FISHERS REEF/7.7 HI. SN
FISHERS REEP/7.7 MI. SB
J.E. ALEX LEASE
3 HI. S. OF VAHDERBILT ON
1 HI. OFF BUY 770
OFF AT RT 197 SO
6969 1/2 INDUSTRIAL
HAND T SURVEY, BLOCK F
CONROE FIELD/NB HOOPER
1/4 MI. DONNSTREAM/HIIY.
HUBER'3 FELDBRHOFF NO. 1
LAKE GRAPEVINE
TX EASTERN TRANS. INC
SEC 13/BLK C | THE HITC
GOODNIGHT t HESTBRN
MA PARRISH ELEC. GEN.
2 HI. N/BORGER ON HHY 119
10 HI. E. OF PAHPA
NEAREST TOm/AUSTIN
US 175 AT FM 1192
22 N OP SAN IGNACIE FH
U.S. 175 « FH 1892
NATAUGA RD I SARAHAC,
6501 TRONBRIDGE ST.
1/4 MI. H. OF IG PUMP
10 HI. S/KILGORE/HNY 42/1
( INTERNATIONAL RD. I
AVIATION FUEL CENTER
1 MI. E./H«Y. 42/150
Lclty
LBFORS
BRONTE
SNYDER
HORSESHOE BEND
MINEOLA
NEB LONDON
SILVER
SAN ANTONIO
ALVIN
NASKOH
MONT BELVIEU
SOHERVILLE
VILLATB
DYESS
PORT ARTHUR
HHITE OAK
KILGORE
BORGER
TALCO
WHITE OAK
LAKE ARTHUR
CALLISBURG
KOUNTZE
FORT NORTH
HANKINS
PORT ARTHUR
LANCASTER
HOUSTON
BARREN
PALESTINE
LANCASTER
ANAHUAC
JACKSONVILLE
BRIDGEPORT
BRONmoOD
MAY
KILGORE
PASADENA
ALTAR
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
FRIBND3WOOD
VAHDERBILT
KOUNTZB
TEXAS CITY
EL PASO
KNOX
CONROE
AXLE
GRAPEVINE
JOAQUIN
ODESSA
THOMPSON
BORGER
PAHPA
AUSTIN
FRANKSTON
JACKSONVILLE
NATAUGA
EL PASO
HERMIT
KILGORE
PORT ARTHUR
DALLAS
KtLGORE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
GRAY
COKE
SCURRY
COOKE
MOOD
RUSK
COKE
BEXAR
BRAZORIA
HARRISON
CHAMBERS
BURLESON
HARDIN
TAYLOR
JEFFERSON
GREGG
GREGG
HUTCHINSON
TITUS
GREGG
CAMERON
COOKE
HARDIN
TARRANT
HOOD
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
HARRIS
TYLER
ANDERSON
DALLAS
CHAMBERS
BISE
BROWN
GREGG
HARRIS
COLORADO
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
GALVESTON
JACKSON
HARDIN
GALVESTON
EL PASO
KING
MONTGOMERY
TARRANT
COOKE
TARRANT
SHELBY
IRION
ECTOR
FORT BEND
HUTCHINSON
GRAY
TRAVIS
ANDERSON
ATASCOSA
ANDERSON
TARRANT
EL PASO
NINKLER
GREGG
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
GREGG
ST Spdate
TX 06/22/<7
TX 06/23/87
TX 06/10/87
TX 06/23/87
TX 06/06/87
TX 06/23/87
TX 06/21/87
TX 06/25/87
TX 06/24/87
TX 06/26/87
TX 06/25/87
TX 06/26/87
TX 06/18/87
TX 06/18/87
TX 06/26/87
TX 06/30/87
TX 07/02/87
TX 07/03/87
TX 06/30/87
TX 07/02/87
TX 07/01/87
TX 07/05/87
TX 06/12/87
TX 07/06/87
TX 06/07/87
TX 07/06/87
TX 07/07/87
TX 07/07/87
TX 07/09/87
TX 07/09/87
TX 07/09/87
TX 07/08/87
TX 07/08/87
TX 07/11/87
TX 04/21/87
TX 07/11/87
TX 07/11/87
TX 07/13/87
TX 07/13/87
TX 07/14/87
TX 04/25/87
TX 05/08/87
TX 05/23/67
TX 07/14/87
TX 07/18/67
TX 07/17/87
TX 07/16/87
TX 07/20/87
TX 07/22/87
TX 07/22/87
TX 07/25/67
TX 05/30/87
TX 07/26/67
TX 07/29/87
TX 07/31/87
TX 07/31/87
TX 06/01/67
TX 08/06/67
TX 07/31/87
TX 06/05/67
TX 06/06/67
TX 08/06/87
TX 06/06/67
TX / /
TX 06/08/67
TX 08/11/87
TX 08/12/67
TX 08/13/87
TX 06/10/67
TX 08/15/67
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OIL .-CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDB
DIESEL OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
12 DIESEL
PETROLEUM DERIVATIVE
UST/PARTICULATE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
JP-4
GASOLINE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
O1L:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OILlCRUDE
SODIUM HYDROXIDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
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OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
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OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
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OILlCRUDE
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OILlCRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE
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OIL:CRUDE
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GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
CUTTER STOCK
JET A FUEL
OIL-.CRUDE
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260,00
300.00
3417.00
285.00
1500.00
2500.00
4.00
50.00
50.00
2.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
2340.00
16000.00
100.00
2.00
90.00
12.00
10.00
20.00
1500.00
10.00
1500.00
3.00
500.00
1.00
50.00
50.00
5.00
0.00
1.00
50.00
15.00
670.00
670.00
3.00
150.00
75.00
13.00
7.00
1.00
4.00
50.00
1.00
15.00
100.00
200.00
25.00
200.00
112.00
40.00
5.00
175.00
0.00
1.00
500.00
2357.00
700.00
200.00
110.00
200.00
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6300.00
45.00
2.00
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F87-2079
F87-2097
F87-2107
F87-2113
F87-2119
F87-2121
F87-2124
F87-2134
F87-2135
F87-2141
F87-2156
F87-2172
.F87-2173
F87-2174
F87-2189
F87-2201
F87-2202
F87-2204
F87-2205
F87-2207
F87-2214
F87-2228
F87-2242
F87-2248
F87-2249
F87-2253
F87-2259
F87-2260
F87-2263
F87-2268
F87-2280
F87-2285
F87-2290
F87-2295
F87-2301
F87-2312
F87-2313
F87-2318
F87-2320
F87-2326
F87-2330
F87-2331
F87-2332
F87-2343
F87-2344
F88-0006
F88-0007
F88-0008
F88-0010
F88-0024
F88-0026
F88-0034
F88-0057
F88-0059
F88-0065
F88-0071
F88-0077
F88-0078
F«8-0079
FB8-D080
F88-0082
F88-0084
F88-0087
F88-0089
F88-0094
F68-0096
F88-0112
F88-0113
F88-0114
F88-0115
Prp
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
KOCH GATHERING
CON-DOR
CHEVRON USA
PHILLIPS PIPELINE
AUSTIN PAVING
EXXON SERVICE STATION
MOBIL OIL
TEXAS NED MEXICO PIPELINE
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
PHILLIPS 66
COYOTE CONSTRUCTION
AMOCO PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
PHILLIPS PIPELINE
CONTINENTAL CAN
AMOCO PIPELINE
MATLACK TRANSPORTATION
UNKNOWN
H I G RAILROAD
SUN PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
BALERO TRANSMISSION
UNKNOHN
EXXON
ALLIED GASOLINE STATION
TEXACO
EXXON
PHILLIPS PIPELINE
HUNTER, L.D.
VALENCE PETROLEUM
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
ARCO PIPELINE
CHARLES WINCHESTER
MOBIL OIL
SUN PIPELINE
EXXON
EXXON
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
TEXAS NEW MEXICO PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING CO.
CONOCO PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
DIAMOND SHAMROCK REFINERY
MOBIL EXPLORATION AND
TEXAS-HEN MEXICO PIPELINE
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
TEXACO CHEMICAL CO.
PHILLIPS 66
CHEVRON PIPELINE
NORTHNESTERN RESOURCES
OXY CITIES SERVICE NGL
CREE EQUIPMENT
TX NM PIPELINE CO.
ARCO OIL AND GAS CO.
DOHELL-SCHLUMBERGER INC.
SHAMROCK STATION
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
OFFSHORE PLATFORM CT.
EAST TEXAS FIELD BAST
RT. 4, BOX 1275. 77302
COUNTY RD. 122 NORTH OF
I H78 AND CRAMER RD.
10 MILES SE OF GRANDVIEH
BLOCK Y SURVEY CCSD I
HESTLAKE VILLAGE
EXXON SERVICE STATION
S69 BLACK 25 H ( TC/RR
SEQTR SXN22 BLOCK 12
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
BUOGER REFINERY
CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
HASTINGS OIL FIELD
100 E. OF MERIDIAN OIL
MONOHANS TANK FARM
3.5 MILES E./HHY. 52 IN
CONTINENTAL CAN CO.
CORNER OF CAROLYN OF 4TH
KHCO PLANT
HHY. 287E/BROAD EXIT
SEC. 110/BL. 5 25 N. OF
1 MI. FROM ORANGEFIELD
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
SOMMERSET ROAD AND HHY.
TAOS BAYOU
TRINITY BAY F-l PLATFORM
ALLIED GASOLINE STATION
GARY BOEING
EAST HASTINGS FIELD
N OF SEC 19, BLOCK A4
L.D. HUNTER
GEORGE I. HERROD
8600 LAHDIS STREET OX
3 MI. H. OF NOCONA ON US
ALLIE BAIN LEASE
AT END OF BURT ST. IN
BRADLEY-GARNER SURVEY •
CONROE FIELD FACILITY 12
CONROE FIELD FACILITY »2
SEC. 21, BLK 42, SURVEY
SEC. 21 BLOCK 42 SURVEY
1/2 MI. E. AT
NO LOCATION GIVEN
CRAWFORD PASTURE
HILLON BAYOU AT FM2004
3 MI. S OF BUY 69
5 MILES S. < 1 MILE E. OF
AT ADDRESS
BEST RANCH
SEC. 78, BLOCK 3 OF
BLOCK T2 SECTION 20
TEXACO CHEMICAL CO.
600' N. OF SPUR 245
8 MI. N. OF MONAHANS, TX.
6 MI. N. OF JULETTE OH
NEAR HHITE OAK, TX.
CREE EQUIPMENT
SCHOOL LAND SURVEY
4.5 MILE S. OF ALAMO IN
32 INDUSTRIAL LOOP
SHAMROCK STATION
32 DEGREES S'N/96 DEGREES
FISHER REEF FIELD
FISHER REEF FIELD
FISHER REEF FIELD
FISHERS REEF FIELD
Lclty
BAYTOHN
GLADEHATER
CONROE
GIDDINGS
HYLIE
GRANDVIBH
HYLIE
RICHARDSON
SNYDER
AHDREHS
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
BORGER
GRAND PRAIRIE
FRIBNDSHOOD
KEYSTONE
MONAHANS
WHEELER
SUGAR LAND
KEMAH
CROSBY
MANSFIELD
SNYDER
ORANGEFIELD
SAN ANTONIO
ORANGEFIELD
ANAHUAC
CROSSROADS
TYLER
FRIENDSHOOD
WHEELER
BEEVILLE
DOUGLASVILLE
BEAUMONT
NOCONA
BUFFALO
BEAUMONT
ORANGEFIELD
CONROE
CONROE
CRANE
CRANE
KLONDIKE
SPRING
OLNEY
HULL BAYOU
BEAUMONT
CARNEY
SUNRAY
VANDERBILT
LA MESA
OLTOH
PORT ARTHUR
BORGER
MONAHANS
JEHETT
NHITE OAK
DALLAS
LA MESA
ALAMO
MIDLAND
CORPUS CHRISTI
FROST
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HARRIS
GRBGG
MONTGOMERY
LEE
COLLIN
JOHNSON
UPTON
COLLIN
DALLAS
SCURRY
ANDREWS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
HUTCHINSON
DALLAS
BRAZORIA
HARD
WHEELER
FORT BEND
GALVESTON
HARRIS
TARRANT
SCURRY
ORANGE
KING
BEXAR
ORANGE
CHAMBERS
HENDERSON
SMITH
BRAZORIA
HHEELER
BEE
CASS
JEFFERSON
MONTAGUE
LEON
JEFFERSON
ORANGE
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY
CRANE
CRANE
DAHSON
MONTGOMERY
ARCHER
BRAZORIA
JEFFERSON
MOORE
JACKSON
DAHSON
LAMB
JEFFERSON
HUTCHINSON
HARD
LEON
DALLAS
DAHSON
HIDALGO
MIDLAND
KLEBERG
NAVARRO
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
ST
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdata
08/15/87
07/02/87
08/19/87
08/20/87
08/21/87
08/22/87
08/20/87
08/21/87
06/05/87
08/26/87
08/29/87
06/30/87
08/09/87
07/03/87
09/02/87
09/05/87
09/07/87
09/04/87
09/04/87
09/04/87
09/02/87
09/09/87
09/14/87
/ /
09/12/87
09/03/87
/ /
09/16/87
09/15/87
07/12/87
09/21/87
09/18/87
09/17/87
09/22/87
09/21/87
09/23/87
09/23/81
09/24/87
09/22/87
09/26/87
09/29/87
07/22/87
08/19/87
09/29/87
09/29/87
09/30/87
10/01/87
10/01/87
10/01/87
10/03/87
10/04/87
10/08/87
10/15/87
10/14/87
10/12/87
10/14/87
10/19/87
10/19/87
10/20/87
10/19/87
10/21/87
10/20/87
10/20/87
10/22/87
10/23/87
10/26/87
09/21/87
09/14/87
08/15/87
08/20/87
Hatl
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILECRUDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
NATURAL GAS
GASOLINE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILECRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
SUPER UNLEADED GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
SPENT OIL
BUTANE
HOT WAX
ASPHALT
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
NATURAL CAS/UNKNOWN
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
GASOLINE
OILECRUDE
OILS CRUDE
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
LUBE OIL
DIESEL
OILBCRUDE
OILECRUDE
SLOP OIL (I/EMULSION
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
SOUR CRUDE OIL
SOUR CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
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CRUDE
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AVIATION FUEL (100LL)
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DIESEL FUEL E MARINE
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OIL : CRUDE
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DIESEL
GASOLINE
UNLEADED GASOLINE
OIL E CRUDE
OIL E CRUDE
OIL E CRUDE
OIL E CRUDE
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10.00
10.00
£.00
800.00
200.00
10.00
1500.00
20000.00
1.00
20.00
160.00
1.00
42.00
28.00
10.00
5000.00
50.00
160.00
500.00
0.00
300.00
0.00
100.00
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10.00
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0.00
1.00
1.00
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1.00
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2.00
0.00
15.00
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6.00
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1000.00
190.00
60.00
500.00
1.00
120.00
200.00
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4.00
250.00
5000.00
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40.00
200.00
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Ca«el
FBS-0141
F88-0152
F88-01S7
F88-0173
F88-017«
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F88-0197
F88-0201
F88-0203
F88-0209
F88-0220
F88-0221
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788-0235
F88-0237
FI8-0242
F88-0244
F88-0247
F88-0250
F88-0251
F88-0252
F88-0256
F88-0257
F88-0274
F88-0282
F8B-0286
F88-0291
F88-0301
FB8-0310
F88-0324
F88-0326
F88-0331
F88-0335
F88-033C
F88-0353
F88-0355
F88-035C
F88-0365
FS8-0385
F88-0387
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F88-0401
F88-0417
F88-0421
F88-0424
F88-0436
F88-044C
F88-0448
F88-0453
F88-0454
F88-0455
F88-04C3
F88-0467
F88-04C8
F88-0471
F88-0472
F88-0474
F88-0475
F88-0482
F88-0487
F88-0490
F88-0496
F88-0498
F88-050S
F88-0513
F88-0518
F88-052S
F88-0532
F88-0535
F88-0537
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DIAMOND SHAMROCK
EXXON PIPELINE
TEXACO CHEMICAL CO.
CABOT CORP.
SHACKOVER REFINERY
MOBIL
AMERICAN PETROFIHA
BEST PETROLEUM
COASTAL ST. CRUDE
ROHM HAAS TX. INC.
CELANESE CHEMICAL
CELANESE CHEMICAL
CELANESE CHEMICAL
TX AIR CENTER
SCURLOCK OIL CO.
HOGDEH ALLIED AVIATION
PIE NATIONWIDE
MID CONTINENT PIPELINE
CHEVRON PIPELINE
LUCKY LADY FOOD STORE
EXXON. USA
EXXON
EXXON REFINERY
SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PIE NATIONWIDE
CONDOR PIPELINE CO.
ZAPATA GULF MARINE
EXXON CHEMICAL CO.
EXXON PIPELINE
CHRE PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
COASTAL TRANSPORT
EXXON CO. USA
CHEVRON USA
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
AMOCO PROD.
CONOCO INC.
EXXON
EL PASO REFINERY CO.
EXXON CO. USA
CHEVRON PIPELINE
NORTHWESTERN RESOURCE CO.
TEXAS/NEW MEXICO PIPELINE
TEXACO REFINING
UNION PACIFIC RR
KOPPERS INC.
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
COASTAL STATES CRADO
CHEVRON PIPELINE
FINA OIL TECHNICAL
EXXON USA
EXXON PIPELINE
CONOCO INC.
MCHURREY PIPELINE CO.
PHILLIPS 66
UNOCAL
EXXON CO. USA
SHELL WESTERN ENT.
OHIO PIPELINE CO.
MARATHON PIPELINE
TEXMART (GULF)
SCHULOCK OIL CO.
UNKNOWN
SUN PIPELINE CO.
EXXON CO. USA
CHEVRON USA INC.
Locate
CORNER OF CIMARRON AND
1/2 MI. N/HEW LONDEN
GATE 24 SAVANAH AVBNU
3 MILES. N. OF TAMPA HHY.
SHACKOVER REFINERY
2 MI. E. OF CUOBNATER,
HWY. 184, 16 MI.
THE MITCHELL «1
1/2 MILE S. OF FM 1017
STATE HHY. 225
CELANESE CHEMICAL
WEST SIDE OF PAMPA/US
CELANESE CHEMICAL
AT LUBBOCK AIRPORT
D. MOORE SURVEY
HOGDEN ALLIED AVIATION,
PIE NATIONWIDE
SW OTR. SEC. 27 TWN 2N
KERMIT HWY AND HNY 308
LUCKY LADY FOOD STORE
HANKINS OIL FIELD
OFF HWY 80
APPROX. 1-2 MI. NORTH OF
H42 HACABE SURVEY NEAR
S. LOOP 12, S OF SHADY
ABOUT 2 MI S OF SULPHUR
ZAPATA GULF MARINE
3 MI. SOUTH OF KILGORE
3 MI. S/HACO/1.5
END OF LIRESSA LANE
BEAR CREEK PK. I STORY t
EXXON DEALER/BOB
NEAR COMMERCE STREET.
CHEVRON USA
MILE POST 553
HTNB SURVEY 27 A-308
HILLIAN SHAW PARCEL A-841
HELL J NCOLY M
6500 TROW BRIDGE RD.
CONROE FIELD WELL *43
SEC. 12 SCROOLBLOCK 21
JUETT MINING FACILITY/6
BLK. 24 SEC. 33, T3N 1
HOUSTON AVE.
GREEHSPORT INDUSTRIES
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
1 TO 3 MILES SN OF
TRINITY BAY - FISHERS
FISHERS REEF FIELD
FISHERS REEF FIELD
OFF HWY. 60
SHELL PX PLANT
FINA TANK FARM
WELL »HFU0204
.5 MI. I/MARSHALL AVE.
CONOCO INC.
INTERSECTION OF HWY. 323
PHILLIPS 66
UHOCAL
•ELL 812 J.E.B. SNEED
OFF ST. HWY. 154, 4 HI.
100 YDS. S.OF 1-20 1/4
I.G. YATES A LEASE/YATES
PARK STREET AND HWY. 50
M-BILLAND SURVEY
UNKNOWN
GRISHOLM STATION
1201 E. ARIPORT FREEWAY
JB MCNAIR 7(3 SURVEY
Lclty
CORPUS CHRISTI
NEW LONDON
PORT ARTHUR
PAMPA
EUSTACE
GLADEHATER
TEMPLE
JACKSBORO
MCCOOK
DEER PARK
PAMPA
PAMPA
PAMPA
LUBBOCK
NHITE OAK
DALLAS
DALLAS
SEHINOLB
MONAHAHS
SOUTHLAKE
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
KILGORE
DALLAS
SULPHUR SPRING
HOUSTON
KILGORE
MCCLENAN
WHITE OAK
IRVING
CORSICANNA
KILGORE
BAYTOWN
MIDLAND
ALVIM
5VLFDR BLUFF
MEN LONDON
EL PASO
CONROB
MONAHAH
JEWBTT
VEALMOOR
PORT ARTHUR
HILLSBORO
HOUSTON
ANAHUAC
KILGORE
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
WHARTON
NOTREES
PORT ARTHUR
HAWKINS
LONGVIEH
MOUNT PLEASANT
HEW LONDON
BORGER
NEEDERLAND
NEW LONDON
QUITMAN
KILGORE
IRRAH
COMMERCE
GLADEWATER
DALLAS
PRICE
IRVING
SHERMAN
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounfcy
NUECES
RUSK
JEFFERSON
GRAY
HENDERSON
GREGG
BELL
JACK
HIDALGO
HARRIS
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
LUBBOCK
GREGG
DALLAS
DALLAS
CALDHELL
WINKLER
DENTON
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
RUSK
DALLAS
HOPKINS
HARRIS
MCLENNAN
GREGG
DALLAS
NAVARRO
RUSK
HARRIS
MIDLAND
BRAZORIA
HOPKINS
ROSK
EL PASO
MONTGOMERY
CRANE
LEON
BORDEN
JEFFERSON
HILL
HARRIS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
WHARTON
WARD
JEFFERSON
WOOD
GREGG
TITUS
RUSK
HUTCHINSON
JEFFERSON
RUSK
WOOD
GREGG
PECOS
HUNT
GREGG
DALLAS
RUSK
DALLAS
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
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TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
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TX
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TX
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10/23/17
10/30/17
11/04/87
11/05/17
11/05/17
11/06/87
11/05/17
11/00/87
11/12/87
11/12/87
11/14/87
11/14/87
11/14/87
11/1C/87
11/12/87
11/18/87
11/18/87
11/17/87
11/19/87
11/17/87
11/19/87
11/14/87
11/20/87
11/21/87
11/18/87
11/23/87
11/24/87
11/25/87
12/02/87
12/03/87
12/02/87
12/05/87
12/05/87
12/05/87
12/08/87
12/10/87
12/10/87
12/11/87
12/07/87
12/14/87
12/15/87
12/11/87
12/17/87
12/20/87
12/19/87
12/18/87
10/27/87
08/15/87
10/20/87
10/05/87
11/05/87
12/23/87
12/22/87
12/23/87
12/25/87
12/27/87
12/25/87
12/25/87
12/20/87
12/2(/*7
12/28/87
12/29/87
12/29/87
12/30/87
12/30/87
12/30/87
12/31/87
01/03/88
01/03/88
01/04/88
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OIL : CRUDE
NAPTHA
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OIL : CRUDE
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Case*
F88-OS51
F88-OSS6
F88-OS62
F88-0567
F88-0568
F88-0571
F88-0580
F88-0585
F88-0586
F88-OS87
F88-0588
F8S-0593
. F8B-0597
F88-0602
FS8-0604
F88-0606
F88-0612
F88-0613
F88-0624
F88-0629
F88-0639
F88-0649
F88-0653
F8B-0669
F88-0670
F88-0677
F88-0682
F88-0683
F88-0688
F88-0691
F88-0696
F88-0697
F88-0704
F88-0710
FB8-0712
F88-0715
F88-0719
F88-0721
F8B-0726
F88-0729
F88-0740
F88-0741
F88-0743
F88-075S
F88-0759
F88-0763
F88-0766
F88-0768
F88-0775
F88-0780
F88-0781
F88-0791
F88-0792
F88-0798
F88-0799
F88-0800
F88-0806
F88-0819
F88-0820
F88-08Z1
F88-0833
F88-0834
F88-0837
F88-0840
F88-0845
F88-0846
F88-0848
F88-0855
FB8-0858
FB8-0861
Prp
ROADWAY EXP
SHELL HESTERN EtP INC
HOUSTON LIGHTING AND
CHEVRON PIPE
TEXAS HEW MEXICO PIPELINE
MOBIL PIPELINE
KOCH GATHERING
ADDISON AIR CENTER
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR
AMOCO
AMOCO
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
ARCO PIPELINE CO.
EXXON CO. USA
TEXAS/NEW MEXICO PIPELINE
FINA OIL t CHEMICAL
CONOCO PIPELINE CO.
MOBILE EXPORATION «
CHEMICAL EXPRESS
MOBIL PRODUCER TEXAS AND
FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
GENERAL TIRE
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
CONOCO PIPELINE CO.
CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM
UNKNOWN
EXXON CO. USA
N. AMERICAN PHILLIPS
UNKNOWN
ARCO
MOBIL OIL PRODUCING
CHEVRON PIPELINE
CHEVRON USA
UNKNOWN
GARRETT GEN. AVIATION
J < M PETROLEUM
MCMURRAY PIPELINE CO.
WILLIAMS PIPELINE
TOTAL PIPELINE CO.
MOBIL OIL
SUN PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
PHILLIPS 66
EXXON PIPELINE CO
UNKNOWN
MOBIL OIL CORP
EXXON PIPELINE
LATIMER CONCRETE PLANT
SUN PIPELINE
TEXAS NEW MEXICO PIPELINE
EXXON COMPANY USA
JOE'S EXXON
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO
VALERO TRANSMISSION
EXXON PIPELINE CO
CHEVRON OIL INC
EXXON CO. USA
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
RENRAG
MR. ROBERT WILLIAMSON
EXPLORER PIPELINE
CONOCO PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
TEXACO REFINING
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
EXXON USA
GUINN TRUCKING COMPANY
CHEVRON USA
Locate
ROADWAY EXP
DL JOHNSON LEASE
LIMESTONE GENERATING
S-2. B-B21 PUBLIC SCHOOL
3 MI. EAST/2 MI. NORTH OF
1 MILE EAST AND 5 MILES
5 MILES EAST TO LYONS FM
ADDISON AIRPORT. NORTHEND
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
AMOCO OIL CO. TEXAS CITY
AMOCO
COLO. CITY STATION/1 MI.N
2 MI. WEST OF KILGORE,
2 MILES SOUTH OF KILGORE,
SXN 24 BLK33 T3N
32ND ST I GRAND VIEH ST
11 MILES EAST OF
SALT CREEK FIELD UNIT
CHEMICAL EXPRESS
E. WHITEPOINT FACILITY
32ND AND GRANDVIEW
GENERAL TIRB TEST TRACK
10 MI. NH OF PANHANDLE,
6 MILES SOUTH OF TOWN
111 RED BLURR RD.
CNTY.RD.403 TO CNTY.
1 MILE NE OF NEW LONDON,
N. AMERICAN PHILLIPS
.5 MI. SH/BIG HILL,
DOHNA FIELD FACILITY
LOT 3,4,5/SURVEY 32-LOT
SHARON RIDGE PUMP STATION
CHEVRON RA STILL LEASE
STBRVCO SITB
17250 CHANUTE ROAD
SHELL WESTERNS LEASE
1 MI./N/TOHN ON HWY. 64
SEC. 28 SH 1/4, T12N,
SEC 12 LUNATIC ASYLUM
NARIARELARDA - PENS,
RD 41918 ONE-HALF MILE H
STATE HWY SPUR 119
3 H NE HHY 14/HHY 80
INTER GRETA GREEN
TANK 1312
8 M SO OF HEMPSTEAD/NE OF
LATIMER CONCRETE PLANT
CAMPBELL CR 2 MI N OF
13 MI E OF JAL.N.M..HY
3 MI N OF NEW LONDON, TX
JOE'S EXXON
SEC 27 BLK 32 UNIVERSITY
FH432
18500 STUEBBNER AIRLINE
DEAGAN SAND, 6.7 E. OF
1 M NE OF HEN LONDON TX
TRINITY BAY F-l COMPLEX
FISHERS REEF.C-2 COMPLEX
TRINITY BAY 7.7 MILES LH
LAT 30 D 29 L 95D 10 7 HI
1 HI SOUTH OF TURNERTOWN
3 HI N OF HWY 635
J.M. SHARP SURVEY ABS
UNKNOWN
PT ARTHUR/PT NACHEIS
BEAUMONT YARD (HEST END)
EM HANK LEASE
GUINN TRUCKING COMPANY
FM 5019
Loity
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
IRVING
QUITMAN
JEHETT
CRANE
VEALMOOR
DE LEON
LYONS
ADDISOH
SAN ANTONIO
TEXAS CITY
TEXAS CITY
COLORADO CITY
KILGORE
KILGORE
VEALMOOR
PORT ARTHUR
HINDTHURST
SALT CREEK FIELD UNIT
WASKOM
PORTLAND
PORT ARTHUR
UVALDE
PANHANDLE
ELECTRA
PASEDENA
PEAR LAND
NEH LONDON
PARIS
WINNE
ALAMO
SNYDER
SNYDER
KILGORE
HASKOH
HOUSTON
QUITMAN
WRIGHT CITY
UNKNOWN
WICHITA
BRECKEHRIDGE
PRICE
GRAND SALINE
BORGER
HAWKINS
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
HEHPSTEAD
GREENVILLE
WHITE OAK
UNKNOWN
NEW LONDON
QUINLAN
CRANE
LORBTTA
HOUSTON
TIOGA
NEW LONDON
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
CLEVELAND
TURNERTOWN
DALLAS
HOLIDAY
KAUFMAN
ROW
BEAUMONT
HAWKINS
BORGER
LBESBURG
DALLAS
HOOD
LIMESTONE
CRANE
BORDEN
COMANCHE
BURLESON
DALLAS
BEXAR
GALVESTON
GALVESTON
SCURRY
GREGG
RUSK
BORDEH
JEFFERSON
CLAY
KENT
HARRISON
SAN PATRICIO
JEFFERSON
UVALDE
CARSON
WICHITA
HARRIS
HARRIS
RUSK
LAMAR
JEFFERSON
HIDALGO
SCURRY
SCURRY
GREGG
HARRISON
HARRIS
HOOD
RUSK
WICHITA
STEPHENS
RUSK
VAN ZANDT
HUTCHINSON
WOOD
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
WALLER
HUNT
GREGG
ANDREWS
RUSK
HUNT
CRANE
JACKSON
HARRIS
GRAYSON
RUSK
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
SAN JACINTO
RUSK
DALLAS
WICHITA
KAUFMAN
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
WOOD
HUTCHINSON
CAMP
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
spdate
01/07/88
01/07/88
01/09/88
01/08/88
01/08/88
01/01/88
01/06/88
01/11/88
01/11/88
11/16/87
11/25/87
01/12/88
01/12/88
01/12/88
OU13/88
01/13/88
01/14/88
01/14/88
01/16/86
01/17/88
01/14/88
01/19/88
01/22/88
01/20/88
01/19/88
01/23/88
01/21/88
01/22/88
01/25/88
10/20/87
01/26/88
01/26/88
01/27/88
01/27/88
01/25/88
01/26/88
01/28/88
01/28/88
01/29/88
01/29/88
02/02/88
01/14/88
02/02/88
02/03/88
02/03/88
02/04/88
02/06/88
02/07/88
02/05/88
02/07/88
02/07/88
02/09/88
02/09/88
02/09/88
02/09/88
02/09/88
02/10/88
12/12/87
11/23/87
12/08/87
02/14/88
02/12/88
02/16/88
02/16/88
02/11/88
02/17/88
02/17/88
02/18/88
02/19/88
02/20/88
Matl
LUBE OIL
OIL I CRUDE
DIESEL
Oil. : CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
HASTE OIL AND GASOLINE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
SLOP OIL
OIL 1 CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OILY SLUDGE K048
UNLEADED GASOLINE
LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS
OIL : CRUDE
OIL/HATER MIX
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OILS, FUEL : #2
OIL : CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
MOTOR FUEL ANTI-KNOCK
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
CHLOROHYDRINS (CRUDE)
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
LIGHT CYCLE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OILY (UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE)
SLOP OIL EMULSION SOLID
OIL : CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
CRUDE OIL
SOUR CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
CRUDE
DISTILLATE GAS
LIQUID PET
PRODUCE HATER
OIL : CRUDE
OIL
OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL t SALT HATER
UNLEADED GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL 1 CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
PROPYLENB
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
Quant 1
750.00
10.00
600.00
100.00
30.00
5324.00
400.00
S.OO
185.00
1000.00
1000.00
1.00
5.00
21.00
100.00
20.00
25.00
2.00
200.00
2.00
10.00
8000.00
0.00
8.00
200.00
0.00
10.00
3000.00
15.00
40.00
20.00
40.00
1.00
0.00
150.00
50.00
50.00
1.00
602.00
2.00
70.00
0.00
25.00
50.00
500.00
80.00
3000.00
5000.00
7.00
600.00
4.00
0.00
45.00
0.00
1.00
40.00
2.00
1.00
3.00
3. DO
2000.00
730.00
50.00
4.00
0.00
5.00
20.00
1.00
0.00
15.00
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GAS SERVICE STATION
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SUN EXPLORATION AND PRO.
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FINA OIL AND CHEH. CO
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MP68
BLOCK 56 SECTION 36
•M N OF MADISONVILLB
PHILLIPS BORGER REFINERY
3 HI E. OF BORGER OH HNY
MICROSPACE
END OF BUST ST
12M NN OF GAINSVILLE.TX
WEST OF HHY 11 ON J.B.
MAIN STREAM THROUGH
PACKLEY'S TRUCKING
OXY CITY SERVICE
CURRIE OIL FIELD, 3 TO 5
3002 CLOVIS RD
SECTION 13 LUNA TIC
COWHERD BROTHERDS
MILE PST 545.44
ON CITItEHS PROPERTY
FERGUSON SURVEY
. 5M EAST OF GLADEHATER IN
IH-10 WESTBOUND NEAR 164
7MI N. OF TOWN .5 W. OF
100TDS FROM HILLCREEK
CHEVRON
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6800 KIRKPATRICK BLVD
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END OF BURT STREET
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CHI E. OF GAINESVILLE ON
3 MI SOUTH OF KILGORE
SEC 315 BLOCK 1A HNTC RR
BEAUMONT REFINERY AT END
2-3 HI W. OF CARRIZO
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HT 2 BOX 547
SOUTH OF HWY 49 5M FROM
3 M WEST OF QUITMAN ON
HATAGORDA HIGHLAND BLOCK
ST HWY 71 E OF BRADY NEAR
SEC 1.63H, I2W, HEAR
WEST RANCH FIELD,
EXXON LEASE SH MORE
2NI S. OF HWY 10 ON HWY
3. GLADEWATER CENTRAL
GRANITE CONSTRUCTION CO.
3/4HI. HE ALTA LOMA 467'
CLAM LAKE FIELD, 12 MI N
MOBIL OIL
INDUSTRIAL RD. NEXT TO
10207 FN 1942
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STATE HWY 146
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HWY 224667 ACROSS FROM
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END OF BURT ST. AT PLANT
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HADISOHVILLE
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MESOUITE
DALLAS
MYRTLE SPRINGS
RICHLAND
LUBBOCK
BRECKENRIDGE
IOWA PARK
DALLAS
SHERMAN
WHITE OAK
GLADEWATER
VIDOR
TYLER
RIVER HILL
AUSTIN
GALENA PARK
ELECTRA
HOUSTON
FORT WORTH
BORGER
LIVINGSTON
BEAUMONT
KERMIT
FRIENDSWOOD
QUITMAN
TURNERTONN
SAN ANTONIO
GAINESVILLE
KILGORE
SILVER
BEAUMONT
CARRIZO SPRINGS
GREENVILLE
OVERTON
JEFFERSON
QUITMAN
GULF OF MEXICO
BOCA
KNOX
WEST RANCH FIELD
HAWKINS
WHITE OAK
GLADEWATER
WAXAHACHIE
ALTA LOMA
SABINE PASS
BEAUMOHT
EULESS
HT BELLVIEH
PORT ARTHUR
BAY CLIFF
BEAUMONT
WHITE OAK
PORT ARTHUR
FROST
WAXAHACHIE
FRITCH
WHITE OAK
BEAUMONT
PORT ARTHUR
UNIVERSITY PARK
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KENEDY
REEVES
MADISON
HUTCHINSON
HUTCHIHSON
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
COOKE
WINKLER
DALLAS
DALLAS
VAN ZAHDT
HAVARRO
LUBBOCK
STEPHENS
HICHITA
DALLAS
GRAYSON
GREGG
ORANGE
SMITH
PANOLA
TRAVIS
HARRIS
HICHITA
HARRIS
TARRANT
HUTCHIH5OH
POLK
JEFFERSON
WINKLER
HARRIS
HOOD
RUSK
BEXAR
COOKE
GREGG
COKE
JEFFERSON
DIMMIT
HUNT
RUSK
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TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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02/20/11
02/19/11
02/11/11
02/23/11
02/23/11
02/25/11
02/26/88
02/25/11
02/26/88
02/27/11
02/26/88
02/26/88
03/02/11
03/02/11
03/03/11
03/03/11
03/05/11
03/05/11
03/06/11
03/06/11
03/07/11
03/11/11
03/11/11
03/15/11
03/14/11
03/17/11
03/17/11
03/17/11
03/17/11
03/19/11
03/20/11
03/21/11
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03/21/11
03/21/11
03/22/11
03/23/18
03/23/11
03/24/11
03/24/11
03/24/11
03/23/11
03/27/11
03/26/11
03/26/11
03/29/11
03/29/11
03/30/11
03/31/11
03/30/11
04/02/11
04/02/11
07/03/11
04/04/11
03/01/11
04/03/11
03/27/11
04/07/11
04/11/88
04/01/11
04/07/11
04/01/11
04/11/11
04/01/11
04/09/11
04/11/11
04/13/11
04/15/11
04/14/11
04/14/11
Matl
DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE
C7 HYDROCARBONS
CARBON BLACK OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
SLOP OIL EMULSION SOLIDS
CRUDE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL 1 CRUDE
PRODUCE HATER (OIL IN
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
CRUDE
OILS! DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OILS: DIESEL
OIL : CRUDE
CONDENSATE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
KEROSIHE DISTILLATE
OIL 1 CRUDE
API SEPARATION SLUDGE
OIL i CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL : MARINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
SLOP OIL EMULSION SOLIDS
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL (SUSPECTED
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
CONDENSATE
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
COMPENSATE
DIESEL FUEL 1 MARINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
SLOP OIL EMULSION
USED MOTOR OIL
NATURAL GASOLINE
OILS, FUEL ! »6
OILS, :HISC ! MOTOR
OIL : CRUDE
OIL ! CRUDE
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE
DIESEL FUEL : MARINE
OIL LEAKS FROM TANK
OIL : CRUDE
EMULSIFIED SOLUTION
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL : MARINE
Quant 1
1500.00
190.00
0.00
5.00
20.00
0.00
5.00
IS. 00
400.00
0.00
0.00
• 0.00
100.00
721.00
4.00
0.00
500.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
60.00
35.00
6.00
20.00
50.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
2.00
s.oo
20.00
2.00
S.OO
200.00
400.00
50.00
3.00
70.00
SO. 00
1100.00
21.00
0.00
11.00
12.00
5.00
0.00
3000.00
10.00
1.00
10.00
50.00
7000.00
133.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
15.00
115.00
30.00
4.00
3.00
500.00
0.00
7000.00
0.00
15.00
10.00
200.00
20.00
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NAVAL AIR STATION
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MOBIL OIL CORP.
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
EXXON PIPELINE
ARCO CHEMICAL
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CHEVRON USA
SCUXLOCK OIL COMPANY
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
SOHIO PIPELINE CO.
CITIZEN
UNION PACIFIC RR
VALERO TRANSMISSION
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MATLACK INC.
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SUN PIPELINE CO
TEXACO PIPELINE INC
EXXON CO. USA
AMOCO PIPELINE
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MB GUOGH EXXON SERVICE
B.P. CHEMICAL CO.
SHELL WESTERN Ei P CORP
PHILLIPS 66
PHILLIPS PETR.
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
SUN PIPELINE CO.
MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
EXXON CO. USA
CHEVRON USA (MORRIS
UNKNOWN
GALVESTON OIL
MATLACK INC.
AMERICAN PETROFINA
TEXAS GULF ASPHALT CO.
KELLY AIR FORCE BASE
PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY
PETROCHEMICALS
ARCO PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
EMTECH
TEXACO PIPELINE
EXXON USA
EXXON CO USA
BRANCH AUTO PARTS
EXXON USA
Locate
MOTEL IN LEVELLAND
EAST TEXAS FIELD 4 MI N
FISHER REEF FIELD TRINITY
2 BLOCKS HOUTH OF INT. I
MOBIL OIL
EXXON
CORNER OF AIRHART DR. AND
NO. END OF HOUSTON AVE.
1MI B. OF NEH LONDON TX
JAMES MILLIARD SURVEY
CONROE FIELD, FOHN A
CLAM LAKE FACILITY, SH 87
NEAR SHELL REFINERY ON
TRIBUTARY TO TRINITY
CROWBAR INC.
ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
MALOHE SERVICE CO
CONROE
3MI E. OF STOCKDALE ON US
NAVAL AIR STATION
HILEPOST 240 ON HHY HHITE
MOBIL OIL CORP.
500 YARDS SO. RR CROSSING
2MI E/ PF JWJ 1795 1MI
ARCO CHEMICAL
ROBERT MILLER IRES)
5201 BLLC T CCS DNRGNG
BARTON LEASE
2MI SOUTHOF GLADEHATER
MILEPOST MARKER 68 MABEE
300 FT. N. OF TX HHY 31
58F ON MAPSCO - STORM
ON PROPERTY OF TX
» 3\4 MI S. OF FM 3066 H.
GRAPEVINE EXCAVATION CO.
I 30 EASTBOOND
S3 BLK 1C OF UNIVERSITY
J. MILLARD SURVEY 2H EAST
29* 1'N, 95* 56'H
3 HI NH OF GANGERLAND OF
SE 1\4 Of SECT 16. BLOCK
RR YARD
CLAM LAKE PASS 10 MI. H.
MB GUOGH EXXON SERVICE
PORT LAVACA PLANT ON HHY
15 M Nil OF MCCOOK, TX IN
HY 119 N (PHILLIPS 66
TERNINAL ON SAN BERNARD
CHEVRON STATION, 1\2 MI
1\4 MI H. OF HHY 59, 100
AMOCO PROD, J.C. PERSON
mniTlNGTOH BAYOU, LIBERTY
1MI NO. GALDEHATER ON
CHEVRON USA (MORRIS
STATE HHY87, 7MI SOUTH OF
HHY 2004 AND 227
15 MI NEST ON 1-40
5 MI. EAST OF HOODSBORO
17310 MARKET ST.
KELLY AIR FORCE BASE
PHILLIPS 66 REFINERY HHY
4MI SOUTH OF HEEKBORO ON
FIELD ALING HHY 775 , 1MI
RT1 BOX 369-1
INTERSECTION OFF HHY I35N
8M. S. OF TOWN 1 1\2 M.
AT FACILITY AND RT. 4
3. J. GAYLAND LEASE GOOSE
BRANCH AUTO PARTS
SE 1/4 MI S122 B29 H AND
Lclty
LEVELLAND
NEH LONDON
ANAHUAC
TEXARKANA
BEAUMONT
DALLAS
BAYTOHN
PORT ARTHUR
NEW LONDON
H. OF KILGORE
CONROE FIELD
CLAM LAKE FAC.
PASADENA
MART
MUENSTBR
ARANSAS PASS
TEXAS CITY
CONROE
STOCKDALE
DALLAS
HODGE
BEAUMONT
HILFORD
HAWKINS
PASADENA
HUFFMAN
CRANE
HHITB OAK
GLADEHATER
ANDREHS
KILGORE
DALLAS
SAN BENITO
FALFURRIAS
GRAPEVINE
GRAHDRIDGB
HISHETT
PAMPA
UNKNOHN
GANGERLAND
ANDREHS
EL PASO
SABIHE PASS
COLLEGE STATION
PORT LAVACA
MCCOOK
BORGER
SWEENEY
MONAHANS
HUMBLE
LONGVIEH
HUNTINGTOH BAYOU
GLADEHATER
PORT ARTHUR
PORT ARTHUR
HOUSTON
VEGA
HOODSBORO
CHANNELVIEH
SAN ANTONIO
BORGER
HOODSBORO
SEGUIN
SPRINGTOHN
FORT NORTH
VERHON
CONROE
HARRIS COUNTY
CASTLEVIEH
BIG SPRING
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HOCKLEY
RUSK
CHAMBERS
BOWIE
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
RUSK
GREGG
MONTGOMERY
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
MCLENNAN
COOKE
ARANSAS
GALVESTON
MONTGOMERY
WILSON
DALLAS
TARRANT
JEFFERSON
ELLIS
HOOD
HARRIS
LIBERTY
CRANE
GREGG
GREGG
MARTIN
GREGG
DALLAS
CAMERON
BROOKS
DALLAS
DALLAS
HARD
GRAY
MATAGORDA
ANDREHS
EL PASO
JEFFERSON
BRAZOS
CALHOUN
STAR
HUTCHINSON
BRAZORIA
HARD
HARRIS
GREGG
HARRIS
GREGG
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
OLDHAM
REFUGIO
HARRIS
BEXAR
HUTCHINSON
REFUGIO
GUADALUPE
PARKER
TARRANT
HILBARGER
MONTGOMERY
HARRIS
DALLAS
HOWARD
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
04/10/88
02/08/88
03/09/88
04/18/88
04/15/88
04/19/88
04/22/88
OS/22/88
04/25/88
04/25/88
04/26/88
04/26/88
04/26/88
04/28/88
04/29/88
05/02/88
05/02/88
05/02/88
04/27/88
05/03/88
05/03/88
05/05/88
04/28/88
OS/09/88
05/09/88
05/11/88
05/12/88
05/12/88
05/16/88
05/16/88
05/18/88
05/19/88
OS/19/88
OS/17/88
05/19/88
OS/23/88
05/25/88
05/Z3/B8
05/26/88
05/28/88
05/27/88
05/29/88
OS/28/88
05/30/88
OS/31/88
05/27/88
06/01/88
06/02/88
06/04/88
06/02/88
06/07/88
06/07/88
06/07/88
05/08/88
06/08/88
06/10/88
06/14/88
06/14/88
06/15/68
06/14/88
06/16/88
06/14/88
06/15/88
06/21/88
06/28/88
06/28/88
06/29/88
06/30/88
07/01/88
07/03/88
Matl
NATURAL GAS
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
DIESEL
API SEPARATOR BOTTOM
REFINED OIL FROM OIL CH6
LUBE OIL
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
BASTE OIL 4 HATER
HASTE ENGINE OIL
OILS, FUEL : (6
HASTE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
HASTE OIL
DIESEL FUEL
OILY SLUDGE
LPG
OIL : CRUDE
PROPYLENB
NATURAL GAS
OIL ! CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
DIESEL FUEL : MARINE
NATURAL GAS
DIESEL FUEL : MARINE
DIESEL FUEL : MARINE
LPG
CRUDE OIL
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL ! CRUDE
LPG
OIL : CRUDE
MOTOR OIL
STRIPPER
CONDENSATE
DIESEL
1-HEXANE
CRUDE
OIL t CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL
GASOLINE
DIESEL
OIL
ASPHALT
JET FUELS: JP-4
GASOLIHES:AUTOMOTIVE
OIL : CRUDE
GASOLINE
NATURAL GAS
GASOLINE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
OIL : CRUDE
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caaet
F88-1735
FB8-1738
FB8-1743
F88-1748
FB8-1749
FB8-1754
F88-1757
FB8-1762
F88-1763
F88-1772
F88-1773
F«»-177»
.F88-1781
F88-1789
FB8-1790
F»8-17»3
FB8-1794
F88-1804
F88-1822
FB8-1B24
FB8-1829
FB8-1848
F88-1850
F88-1861
F88-1862
FB8-1883
F88-1890
F08-1S96
F88-1905
F88-1919
F88-1926
F88-1937
F88-1949
F88-1953
F88-1957
F88-1958
FOS-1964
F88-1967
F88-1981
F88-1917
F88-2002
F88-2005
F88-2008
F88-2010
F88-2017
F88-2039
F88-2042
F88-2046
F88-20S3
F88-2071
F88-2085
F88-2093
F88-2107
F88-2112
FSB-2118
F88-2122
F88-2128
F88-2135
F88-2137
F88-2138
F88-2154
F88-2162
F88-2177
F88-2179
FM-2195
F8B-2196
F8B-2220
F88-2223
F8B-2224
F81-2225
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t Prp
PHILLIPS 66 CO.
EL PASO PRODUCTS
CHEVRON
NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER
TBSARO PIPELINE
HILL AND WILKINSON
EXXON PIPELINE CO
ARCO PIPELINE
EXXON PIPELINE CO.
EXXON
EXXON
ARCO OIL AND GAS
VESSEL: NORD PACIFIC
ALLIED TRANSPORT
UNKNOHN PRP
UNKNOWN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
ROGBRT MROSKI OSKI'S
FREEMAN ELEM. SCHOOL
E-TEX MINERAL INC.
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
NERRIDIAN OIL
TEXACO PIPELINE CO. INC.
HOUSTON LIAGHTINO AND
U.S. SPRINT
ENRON OIL TRADING AND
WOODRUFF ENERGY
LTV AEROSPACE
UNKNOHN
KBRR-HCGEB
EXXON PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
SUM PIPELINE
UNION PACIFIC
ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL
SOHIO PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
CHEVRON PIPELINE
ARCO PIPELINE
UNKNOHN TRANSMISSION SHOP
EXXON PIPELINE
TEXACO CHEMICAL
LONG OIL CO.
DIAMOND SHAMROCK
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
FEHA
SUN EXPLORATION
ARCO PIPELINE
SCURLOCK OIL CO.
HHY SPUR 119 N
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOHN
EXXON PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
B.A. CHICO MARINE
PETROCHEMICAL TRANSPORT
CONOCO INC
AMOCO OIL CO
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON OIL
COHHAY (SAFEHAY) PLANT
MARATHON PIPELINE
MARATHON
EXXON
EXXON
EXXON
Locate
TANK FARM SPUR 119
2400 S. GRANDVIEN
SAMUEL KENNEDY SURVEY A44
AT CENTER
6 MILES S. OF TOWN OH HHY
3000 PECOS PARK DRIVE
HAWKINS FIELD SITE NO 37
1 HI SB OF TOWN
SET. 15 BL. A 36, 12MI.
TRINITY BAY FIELD 3 MILES
FISHERS REEF FIELD
W. OF HHY 42 3«I S. OF
INNER HARBOR
ALLIED TRANSPORT
RICE AND BISSONHETT
COUNTY RD 331
EAST YARDS
8.5HI. NH OF WHITWAY OF
NEAR BOUGH GULLEY 1.5MI.
PARKING LOT
FREEMAN ELEM. SCHOOL
10022 FM 1942
NUECES RIVER CROSSING AT
BLOCK 30 SEC 15, HNGN
6MI NORTH OF NEWCASTLE.
LIME STONE ELECTRIC
U.S. SPRINT
BRISCO CO. SCHOOL LAND
WOODRUFF ENERGY
LTV AEROSPACE
CEDAR BAYOU 1/4HI. DOWN
PANHANDLE HUTCHINSON
EAST TX OIL FIELD 1.5 MI.
BANKS OF NOWLAN CREEK
8 MILES SH OF SILVER
HP 250
ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL
15 MI. S. OF TRIBUVILLE
6437 HILLCRBST
1MI. UN OF KEITH RD..
GREENOAKS BLVD. AT
AT 1100 BLOCK N. HAMPTON
1 MILE SOOTH Or NT.
TEXACO CHEMICAL
BUSINESS HHY 81
52 OS GC AND FT RAILROAD
NH CORNER OF LAKE TBXOHA
SIMS BAYOU NEAR GOOD YEAR
800 N. LOOP 288
1 MILE NORTH OF NHITE
3000 HNY 157
SOUTHERN PART OF EAST
HHY SPUR 119 N
PIPELINE IN SANDY CREEK
6MI S. OF ALVIN ON COUNTY
CORNER OF AVENUE M AND 31
2MI N. OF HAWKINS, TX
FN ROAD 2(09
CARPENTER'S BAYOU OFF OF
TANK FARM
CEDAR LAKE OIL FIELD
OFF FM 1(01
UNKNOHN
PLANT NEAR LAKE TEXOMA
YATES FIELD, SURVEY 3
MARATHON
TRINITY BAY F-2 PLATFORM
FISHERS REEF FIELD 7.7
SABINE LAKE FIELD 6 HI.
Lcity
BORGER
ODESSA
ROSENBERG
HOUSTON
PEARSALL
DALLAS
HAWKINS
KILGORE
ANDREWS
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
NHITE OAK
CORPUS CHRISTI
TYLER
BELLAIRB
APRIL SPRINGS
SAN ANTONIO
WHITNEY
RAYWOOD
LAGO VISTA
TEMPLE
BELLEVUE
CALALEN
MCLEAN
NEWCASTLE
JBHSTT
IRVING
LAHESA
BROHNHOOD
DALLAS
BAYTOHN
HUTCHINSON FIELD
WRIGHT
BELTON
SILVER
PORT NORTH
RICHARDSON
TRIBUVILLE
DALLAS
BEAUMONT
ARLINGTON
DESOTO
MOUNT PLEASANT
PORT ARTHUR
DECATUR
BENJAMIN
LAKE TEXOMA
HOUSTON
DENTON
WHITE OAK
FORT NORTH
NEW LONDON
BORGER
WHEELER
ALVIN
TEMPLE
HAWKINS
LONGVIEN
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
SOUTHLAKE
LA MESA
PENHELL
BIG SANDY
DENNISOH
IRAAN
TEXAS CITY
ANAHUAC
ANAHUAC
BRIDGE CITY
BUNS oil Spill Databaaa
Lcounty
HUTCHINSON
ECTOB
FORT BEND
HARRIS
FRIO
DALLAS
MOOD
RUSK
ANDREWS
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
GREGG
KLEBERG
SMITH
HARRIS
KAUFMAN
BEXAR
BOSQUE
LIBERTY
TRAVIS
BELL
CHAMBERS
NUECES
GRAY
YOUNG
LIMESTONE
DALLAS
MARTIN
BROWN
DALLAS
HARRIS
HVTCHINSON
SMITH
BELL
COKE
TARRAHT
DALLAS
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
TARRANT
DALLAS
TITUS
JEFFERSON
MISB
KINC
GRAYSOH
HARRIS
DENTON
GREGG
TARRANT
RUSK
HUTCHIHSON
•HEELER
BRAIORIA
BELL
HOOD
GREGG
HARRIS
HARRIS
TARRANT
DAHSON
ECTOR
HOOD
GRAYSON
PEC03
CALVES TON
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
ORANGE
ST Spdate
TX 07/07/88
TX 07/08/88
TX 07/10/88
TX 06/30/88
TX 06/30/88
TX 07/12/88
TX 07/12/88
TX 07/12/88
TX 07/14/88
TX 05/16/88
TX 05/23/88
TX 07/14/88
TX 07/14/88
TX 07/13/88
TX 07/19/88
TX 07/19/88
TX 07/18/88
TX 07/18/88
TX 07/20/88
TX 07/21/88
TX 07/21/88
TX 07/23/88
TX 07/25/88
TX 07/27/88
TX 07/27/88
TX 07/28/88
TX 07/14/88
TX 08/01/88
TX 08/02/88
TX 08/03/88
TX 08/05/88
TX 08/08/88
TX 08/08/88
TX 08/09/88
TX 08/09/88
TX 08/08/88
TX 08/10/88
TX 08/10/88
TX 08/11/88
TX 08/12/88
TX 08/22/88
TX 08/18/88
TX 08/20/88
TX 08/19/88
TX 08/19/88
TX 08/20/88
TX 08/24/88
TX 08/25/88
TX 08/25/88
TX 08/28/88
TX 08/31/88
TX 09/01/88
TX 09/02/88
TX 09/03/88
TX 09/05/88
TX 09/05/88
TX 09/06/88
TX 09/08/88
TX 09/08/88
TX 09/08/88
TX 09/09/88
TX 08/01/88
TX 09/13/88
TX 09/13/88
TX 09/17/88
TX 09/18/88
TX 09/03/88
TX 07/14/88
TX 06/24/88
TX 06/19/88
Matl
UNLEADED GASOLINE
HASTE OIL
CRUDE
BLACK TOP OIL
CRUDB
MOTOR OIL
OIL: CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDB OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE, OIL AND H2O
GAS (SOUR)
DIESEL FUEL
NATURAL GAS
HPG IPLROLYSIS GASOLINE)
DIESEL FUEL
COAL OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDB
CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
CRUDB
CRUDB OIL
GASOLINE
OILlCRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
GASOLINE
CRUDB
DIESEL
VNLEADED-XTRA GASOLINE
CRUDE
GASOLINE
HYDROGENATED PYROLISIS
GASOLINE
OIL (HASTE OIL)
CRUDE
PYROLYSIS FUEL OIL
GASOLINE
CRUDE
CRUDB OIL
OIL
DIESEL
CRUDE
GASOLINE
CRUDE OIL
UNLEADED GASOLINE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
CRUDB OIL
GAS OR OIL
UNLEADED GASOLINE
UNLEADED GAS
UNLEADED GAS
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
HASTE GREASE (PIG OIL,
CRUDB OIL
LUBRICATING OIL
CRUDB
CRUDE
CRUDE
U SO M Ca Me
n ur a u d
1 c t • 1
Quant 1 t e . e .
0.00 U
3100.00 G
2.00 B
3.00 G
70.00 B
10.00 G
15.00 B
0.00 U
40.00 B
28.00 G
3.00 G
140.00 B
644000.00 G
0.00 G
1000.00 G
0.00 U
10000.00 G
o.oo u
20.00 B
60.00 G
500.00 G
0.00 U
25.00 G
0.00 U
180.00 B
40.00 G
1200.00 G
150.00 B
0.00 U
100.00 G
1.00 G
3.00 B
4.00 B
0.00 U
2.00 B
2000.00 C
100.00 G
1.00 B
150.00 G
15.00 G
0.00 U
200.00 G
5.00 B
400.00 G
5000.00 G
1500.00 B
0.00 U
0.00 U
50.00 G
4.00 B
0.00 U
5.00 B
200.00 B
0.00 U
40.00 B
0.00 U
500.00 B
0.00 U
1.00 B
45.00 G
400.00 B
0.00 U
100.00 B
0.00 U
0.00 U
15.00 B
5.00 G
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F88-2303
F88-2305
F88-2306
F89-0005
' F89-0006
F89-0014
F89-0024
F89-0027
F89-0033
F89-0039
F89-0046
F89-0053
F89-0069
F89-0072
F89-0078
F89-0080
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F89-0123
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MOBIL EX?ORAT1OH I
CHEVRON USA PRODUCTION
UHK (HARMON
UNION PACIFIC/SHB
SOUTHHESTERN PUBLIC SB
MATLACK - INC.
TBX-NEH MEXICO PIPELINE
UNOCAL
PHILLIPS 66
PE CHEVRON
PE EXXON
PE UNOCAL
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
UNKNOWN
MOBIL OIL
NATIONAL TRUCK STOP
MOBIL OIL
COASTAL REFINING AND
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
PB PERMIAN CO
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
PB UNION CARBIDE
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE SOUTHHESTERN POWER
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE FARMERS CONSTRUCTION CO
PE MARATHON OIL
PE CENTRAL POWER I LIGHT
PPG INDUSTRIES
UNKNOHN
PE CHEVRON P.L.
PE MOBIL OIL
SEGUIN BLECTIC COMPANY
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PB CHEVRON PIPELING
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE HUNT OIL
PE MAYNARD OIL CO
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE HOPPERS CO INCORPORATED
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE TEXAS EASTERN PIPELINE
PE OXY HGL INC.
PE KERR MCGEE
PE MOBIL EXP AND PRO
PE HOUSTON LIGHTING AND
PE BAYSHORE
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
PE SHELL OIL CO.
UNKNOHN
PE EXXON
PE GALVBSTON-HOUSTON-HENDERS
MID AMERICAN PIPELINE CO.
FG US NAVY
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE GROBNDYKE TRANSPORT INC
PE UNION PACIFIC
PE TEXACO CO
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE CHEVRON PL COM
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE DAVIS ( LYNCH INC
Locate
3 MI SH OF VANDERBILT 28,
2 MI SOUTH OF IH 20 MILE
RT 2 BOX 1365
SBTTEGAST RR Y MILBPOST
JONES STATION, FM 320 SE
HWY 146 NORTH OUT SKIRTS
« NORTH OF MIDLAND ON HHY
HIGH ISLAND BLODE 55-L 9
QUINTANA RD. IN OLD
BLACK BAY FIELD
GOOSE CREEK FIELD 1/2M S
FRONTINGON FM RD 366
MOBIL OIL
MOBIL OIL
FM 156 AND 407
MOBIL OIL
NATIONAL TRUCK STOP
MOBIL OIL
COASTAL REFINERY OR
SB/A OF MARTIN COUNTY 5
TRAILHOOD
H 1/4 SECTION 194;SPRR
TOWN CREEK BRIDGE N. OF
UNKNOHN
UNION CARBIDE
4 MILES HBST OF TALCO
KNOX LEE POKER PLANT
AT HHY US 59 INSIDE
SEC 36, BLOCK 13,
S9, T21S, R23E
STATE HHY 59 I COLETO
EAST RD. EXIT OFF ROUTE
CORNER OF LEMMON AND OAK
1 MILE SH OF S.LAND
BOX 3311 - BDHT STREET
1908 N. KING STREET
17 MILES S. OF BIG SPRING
MILEPOST 727, TOYAH
SXH 4 PSLB - 77
S202, B-F
NORTHERN FIELD
30 HI SH OF SNYDER.TX
HWY 125 NORTH SIDE OF
5 MI. NE/ALVIN, TX INB
1.5 M/SOUTH/RAINES CNTY.
ZE LOHGLAKE, TX
FACILITY ON INDUSTRIAL RD
HENTONIELD OILFIELD
BAST SIDE OF HOUSTON SHIP
PO BOX 68
JM CARL LEASE COKE FIELD
HEST RANCH A LEASE 2 M.
GENERATING STATION BOX
PASTURE AT 2823 HORNING
GALVESTON, TX RR YARD ON
MOBIL BEAUMONT REFINERY
STATE HHY 225
FM 1765 AT LAKE ROAD
CRYSTAL CREEK
38TH AND MARKET STREET
FM »2055, CCSD t RGNG RR
US ANS DALLAS
5 MI E. OF TALCO 1/2 MI E
DFH AIRPORT
AT GBNVAL PORTLAND
PRODUCTION FAC. IH NEW
SPUR 119 AT PLANT
1 MILE N OF HINK HINK
510 BB 21 PUBLIC SCHOOL
GARDEN ROAD
Lclty
ERNS Oil spill Database
Lcounty
VANDERBILT
WICKET
QUINLAN
UNKNOWN
LUBBOCK
KEMAH
MIDLAND
HIGHLAND
FREEPORT
BLACK BAY FIELD
BAYTOWH
NEDBRLAND
BEAUMONT
BEAUMONT
JUSTIN
BEAUMONT
LONGVIEH
BEAUMONT
CORPUS CHRISTI
STANTON
GRAND PRAIRIE
SUSAN PEAK
FREDRICKSBURG
HORTHAM
TEXAS CITY
TALCO
LONGVIEH
HOUSTON
MTOREW3
FANNIN
WICHITA FALLS
DALLAS
KERMIT
BEAUMONT
SBGUIN
BIG SPRING
HILDHORSE
KERMIT
CRANE
POYNER
SNYDER
MCCLOUD
ALVIN (LUCILLE BBASLY)
EMORY
LONGLAKE
HOUSTON
MENTONB
BAYTOHN
CHICO
COKE FIELD
VANDERBILT
JERETT
PASADENA
GALVESTON
BEAUMONT
DBER PARK
LAMARQUE
CONROE
GALVESTON
UNKNOWN
DALLAS
TALCO
ADDISON
KATY
HINNSBORO
BORGER
HINK
CRANE
PEAR LAND
JACKSON
HARD
HUNT
HARRIS
LUBBOCK
GALVESTON
MIDLAND
JEFFERSON
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
DBNTON
JEFFERSON
GREGG
JEFFERSON
NUECES
MARTIN
DALLAS
TOM GREEN
GILLESPIE
EASTLAND
GALVESTON
FRANKLIN
GREGG
HARRIS
ANDREWS
GOLIAD
WICHITA
DALLAS
WIHKLER
JEFFERSON
GUADALUPB
GLASSCOCK
WINKLER
CRANE
HENDERSON
BORDEN
CASS
GALVESTON
RAINS
ANDERSON
HARRIS
LOVING
HARRIS
HISE
HOOD
JACKSON
LIMESTONE
HARRIS
GALVESTON
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
GALVESTON
MONTGOMERY
GALVESTON
GAINES
DALLAS
TITUS
DALLAS
HARRIS
FRANKLIN
HUTCHINSON
RINKLER
CRANE
BRAZORIA
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
09/22/88
09/23/88
09/23/88
09/24/88
09/27/88
09/28/88
09/28/88
08/20/88
09/30/88
09/21/88
09/05/88
05/07/88
10/01/88
10/02/88
10/04/88
10/06/88
10/05/88
10/06/88
10/09/88
10/11/88
10/14/88
10/16/88
10/15/88
10/17/88
10/17/88
10/18/88
10/21/88
10/24/88
10/25/88
10/25/88
10/29/88
10/02/88
11/08/88
11/04/88
11/14/88
11/15/88
11/16/88
11/18/88
11/17/88
11/19/88
11/19/88
11/21/88
11/22/88
11/28/88
11/29/88
11/29/88
12/05/88
12/05/88
12/04/88
12/01/88
11/08/88
11/28/88
12/05/88
11/29/88
12/11/88
12/09/88
12/08/88
12/08/88
12/13/88
12/11/88
12/14/88
12/13/88
12/15/88
12/15/88
12/16/88
12/11/88
12/17/88
12/16/88
12/20/88
12/01/88
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CRUDE
CRUDE
SOUR GAS
HASTE
HYDRALULIC OIL
DIESEL
SHEET CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL
OIL
OIL
EMULSIFIED OIL
SLOP OIL EMULSION
OIL AMD GAS
SLOP OIL EMULSION
DIESEL
SLOP OIL EMULSIONS
GAS OIL
LPG
DIESEL FUEL ODORS
CRUDE OIL
HHITE RAINBOW SHEEN
DIESEL FUEL
PROPYLENE
CRUDE OIL
FUEL ADDITIVE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CONDESATE ( SALT H20
12 DIESEL FUEL
CAUSTIC SODA-50% SOLN
GASOLINE
CRUDE
SOLIDS FROM OILY BELT
TRANSFORMER OIL
CRUDE OIL
DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE
CRUDE
SALT HATER
CRUDE
CRUDE
PROPANE
DIESEL
CRUDE OIL
REFINED CHEMICAL OIL
CRUDE OIL
PROPANE
HASTE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
FUEL OIL
OIL (UNKNOWN
DIESEL
SLOP OIL EMULION
RECOVERED OIL
FUEL
UNKNOWN OIL
DIESEL FUEL
LIQUID NATERAL GAS
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET A FUEL
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CUTTING OIL
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3.00
500000.00
0.00
8000.00
47.00
1.00
4.00
0.00
10.00
1.00
2.00
5.00
15.00
3.00
0.00
3.00
11000.00
14.00
200.00
10.00
0.00
850.00
0.00
100.00
0.00
232.00
1.00
350.00
1050.00
10.00
108.00
1100.00
100.00
60.00
3.00
2.00
0.00
1000.00
26.00
83.00
0.00
1.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
24.00
100.00
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1.00
20.00
10.00
1.00
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50.00
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500.00
20.00
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F19-0456
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F89-0475
F19-0481
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F19-0511
F19-0516
F19-0519
F89-0534
F19-0536
F19-0543
F19-0544
Ft9-0546
FI9-0547
F19-OS62
F19-0576
FI9-OS71
FI9-05I1
F19-05I3
F19-OS97
F19-0600
F19-060S
F19-0606
FI9-OC16
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F19-0621
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FI9-OC31
FI9-063I
FC9-0640
Ft9-0654
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F19-0661
F19-0672
F19-0674
F19-0675
FI9-0676
F19-0671
FI9-0679
FI9-06I9
F19-OC92
FI9-0699
FI9-0702
F19-0705
FI9-0711
F19-0712
F19-0720
F19-0721
F19-0726
F19-0729
F19-0731
F19-0733
FI9-0736
F19-0743
F19-0751
F19-0753
F19-0754
F19-07S7
F19-0751
F19-0759
F19-0760
Prp
BROOKLYN UNION EXP
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO
PE EHTEX GAS
PE CHEVRON USA
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN
PE KILLINGSHORTH OIL CO
PE CHEVRON USA INC.
PE MOBIL EIP US
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION I
PE 7 TO 11 STORE
PE EXXON USA
PE EXXON
UNKNOHH
UNKNOWN
PE CHEMICAL HASTE MANAG
PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE TEXACO U.S.A. PRODUCING
PE SHERMAN IND.
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE ARCO CHEMICAL
PE SUN PIPELINE
PB TORGOE PETROLEUM
UHKNONH
PE MOBIL OIL CORP.
PE MOBIL EXPL. « PROD. USA
PE BRANHAM
PB TEXACO
PE UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
PE SPURLOCK OIL CO.
PE STAR ENTERPRISE
UNKNONN
PE TEXACO TRADING
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE SUN PIPELINE SERVICES
PE 5CURLOCK OIL
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE SCHURLOCK OIL CO.
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE DOOLAREE CORP.
PB AMOCO PROD
PE TX/HM PIPELINE CO.
PE DAVENPORT t GARDNER
FG US AIR FORCE
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE TEXACO USA
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE TEXAS EASTMAN CO.
PE MOBIL CHEMICAL CO.
PE PPG INDUSTRIES
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS 66
PB FRITO LAY INC.
PE FRITO LAY
PE COCA COLA
PE PHILLIPS 66 CO.
PE NALTON TERMINALS
PE UNION CARBIDE
PB DOOLAREE CORP.
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PE PHILLIPS 66 CO.
PE PHILLIPS 66 CO.
PE SUB SURFACE RESOURCES
UNKNONN
PE UNION PACIFIC
PE UNION PACIFIC
PE STAR ENTERPRISES
Locate
MATAGORDA ISLAND 650 NELL
SCHOOL BLK B 21 SXN12 1/2
5 MI SOUTH AT GRAND FALLS
7231 ALMEDA GENOA
STEHMONS FRHY AND FARMERS
2 HI S OF HENDRIX TX
BUCHANNAN AND 1ST AVES
4.3 MI E OF LODI FM 2613
16 M N OF HNY 12 ON
1 MI E OF VANDERBILT
15 MILES EAST OF GUTHRIE
2.3 MILES SOUTH OF
6741 SHADYBROOK LN
1YD N OF NHITE OAK RD 2M
MCFADDIN STATE 15
HARRIS COUNTY SPECIFIC
1400 BLK MOCKINGBIRD
173
2 1/2 MI EAST OF
G.H. TATE LEASE
CARTHRIDGE FIELD, NARNER
UNKNONN
NEAR EXXON PUMPING
11101 CHOATE RD.
J.B. REEVES SURVEY LOT
DICKINSON BAYOU |H»S
SAN JACINTO RIVER ( ABOVE
END OF BURL ST. REFINERY
1 1/2 MILES SOUTH -
ST ROUTE 105 < BEACH RD.
BLOCK D-5, PUBLIC SCHOOL
PANOLA COUNTY NEAR
S KILGORE. E LOVERS
BOX 712 NORT END FO
CAPITOL TEXAS HY S < NEST
3 10 BLK 31 T IN TiP RR
S MATCBK CO RD. 119
9 M N OF SKYDBR HITC
B • HARVARD LEASE
AT FACILITY AT TRUCK
2HI S OF NEK LONDON ML
1/2 M SOUTH OF KILGORE SS
JH LAURENCE LEASE
H*Y 146 t PALMER HWY 1764
3M E OF NINK. TX S ON 35
12004 HHY 146
9« PSG/BEEC FORCE, DYESS
E. HASTING FIELD
SAN ANTONIO BAY APPROX 6
HHY 10 1 M E Of NHITE OAK
STATE HHY 149 AT KODAK
P.O. BOX 3161
EAST RD. EXIT OFF RT. 211
N REEVES FIELD SEC 7 BLK
STATE HHY SPUR 119
1141 REGAL ROH
BEHIND PLANT ON ROUND
1161 HOBLY
P.O. BOX 271
5002 S LAKE HOUSTON
HACIRB TERMINAL-TANK 3764
10 MI NH OF SHERMAN J.H.
5 HI BAST OF HESQUITE
P.O. BOX 271
REFINERY 12 MI N OF CITY
ACROSS FL 935 RAYFORD RD.
1/4 HI B OF 1-45 ON
LARSON ST. CROSSING
LARKIN AMD SEYEN RD.
BOX 712 N. END OF HOUSTON
Lcity
MATAGORDA ISLAND
CRANE
GRAND FALLS
HOUSTON
DALLAS
HENDRIX
AHARILLO
LODI
SIVELLS BEND
VANDERBILT
GUTHRIE
VAHDBRBILT
DALLAS
GLADKHATER
CLAM LAKE
HOUSTON
DALLAS
PORT ARTHUR
HARLINGBN
NHITE OAK
CARTHAGE
CALDNEIL
BRYAN
PASADENA
SARATOGA
DICKENS
HIGHLANDS
BEAUMONT
VANDERBILT
CONROE
KBRMIT
CARTHAGE
KILGORE
PORT ARTHUR
REST LAKE HILLS
MIDLAND
CALDNELL
SNYDER
CORS1CANA
SOUR LAKE
KEN LONDON
KILGORE
SHERMAN
TEXAS CITY
•INK
SAN LEON
ABILENE
HASTINGS
SEADRIFT
•HITS OAK
LONGVIER
BEAUMONT
•ICHITA FALLS
ORLA
ERNS oil spill Databaae
Lcounty
ARANSAS
CRANE
HARD
HARRIS
DALLAS
NINKLER
POTTER
MARION
COOKE
JACKSON
KING
JACKSON
DALLAS
GREGG
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
CAMERON
GREGG
PANOLA
BURLESON
BRAZOS
HARRIS
HARDIN
DICKENS
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
JACKSON
MONTGOMERY
RINKLER
PANOLA
RUSK
JEFFERSON
TRAVIS
MARTIN
BVRLESON
SCURRY
NAVARRO
HARDIN
RUSK
RUSK
GRAYSON
GALVESTOM
•INKLER
GALVESTON
TAYLOR
BRUORIA
CALHOUN
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
BORCER
HOUSTON
TEXAS CITY
SHERMAN
MARITH
BORGKR
BORGBR
THE WOODLAND
WOODLAND
MARITH
SUNNYVALE
PORT ARTHUR
JEFFERSON
•ICHITA
REEVES
HUTCHINSOH
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
HUTCHINSON
HARRIS
GALVESTON
GRAYSON
DALLAS
HUTCHINSON
HUTCHINSON
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY
DALLAS
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
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12/26/11
12/27/11
12/24/11
12/26/11
12/22/11
12/22/11
09/01/11
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12/21/11
12/30/11
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01/10/19
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01/12/19
01/11/19
01/16/19
01/16/19
01/16/19
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01/19/19
01/20/19
01/20/19
01/22/19
01/23/19
01/24/19
01/25/19
01/24/19
01/25/19
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01/26/19
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02/10/19
02/12/19
02/12/19
02/10/19
02/10/1*
02/11/1*
Matl
OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
GASOLINE
CRUDE OIL
NO. 2 FUEL OIL
MOTOR OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL
CRUDE OIL SLICK
DIESEL
DIESEL
CRUDE
CRUDE
HASTE OIL
CRUDE
OIL SHEEN
CRUDE
OIL
SHEEN
HYDROCARBON (7.7 PPB
CRUDE OIL
LUBE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL t PRODUCED
CRUDE
GASOLINE
DIESEL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
AVIATION FUEL
CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
CRUDE OIL
LUBE OIL
GASOLINE
•2 FUEL OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
•2 FUEL OIL
•2 FUEL OIL
*2 FUEL OIL
GAS OIL
DIESEL 12 FUEL
BUTAHOL
CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL
ISOOCTANE FUEL
INTERMEDIATE GAS PRODUCT
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
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HHY 366 ( 32ND ST, NEXT
STATE HHY 332 S
P.O. BOX 701, HEST 7TH
PORT ARTHUR TERMINAL
SECTION 1 BLOCK 50 GEORGE
7707 A CROFTHOOD
3400 STECK AVB
SMITH POINT
JOHN ALLEN SURVEY 1/2M N
ON H SEXTON "13" LEASE 6
710 CORTINAS ST.
SBC 30, BLOCK 5 TSL
BATSON OIL FIELD
HHY 87 AT EDGE OF TOWN
TEAG PARK
GREENS BAYOU
SEC 43 BLK B42, T-2-3
3000 DIAMOND PARK DR.
DFH AIRPORT
SPUR 119
1/4 M S OF 82 1/4 W FM
1101 H. INDUSTRIAL BLVD.
7500 HOLLY HILL STREET
5900 FAIRDALE ST.
6200 WALNUT HILL LANE
19218 CYPRESS ARBOR
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INTERSECTION OF FM751 AND
2 MI N OF QUINLAND
NEAR HHY 149
505 S HHY 287 - BUSINESS
NEAR HHY 208
HP 661.9 RAYYARD
HATERPLANT AT 20422
7TH STREET RIGHT OF WAY
A.J. WATKINS LEASE OFF
BLK 39. T-2-S, SEC 17 TtP
LOADING DOCK
BRAUNIG LAKE STREICK RD.
CRAMER TRADING CO. 1513
3M S OF WHITE OAK 4 M H
8 MI HE OF TOWN
FACILITY YARD IN HOUSTON
S 4 B < 57-2 TMPRR SURVEY
AT MAYHAM ON CENTRAL AT
UNNAMED BAYOU BETWEEN
11403 UP RIVER RD HEAR
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1297 ». INDUSTRIAL
LYLE JOBE LEASE, BLOCK -
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DALLAS
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DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE t HATER MIXTURE
GASOLINE
PETROLURM HYDROCARBONS
CRUDE
GAS OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
CRUDE OIL
JET FUEL 'A'
OIL
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
VIRGIN GAS OIL
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL FUEL
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
DIESEL
CRUDE OIL
OIL SHEEN
GASOLINE - UNLEADED
LIGHT CYCLE LUBE OIL
CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL
RESIDUAL OIL
DIESEL FUEL 12
RESIDUAL OIL
PROPANE
CRUDE OIL
JP4
KEROSENE
CRUDE OIL
MINERAL OIL
MINERAL OIL
CRUDE
DIESEL OIL
CRUDE
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
DIESEL
LUBE OIL
CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL SHEEN
LUBE OIL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
CRUDE
GASOLINE
CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATE
GASOLINE
HASTE OIL
OILlCRUDE
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CHEVRON ROSEY RUSSELL
HUNT BRADFORD LEASE 3M E
HHY 989 AND 130
AT PUMPING STATION ON FM
1/2 M S OF KILGORE
MILE POST 86.1 FT. NORTH
2S25 B. ABRAM
936 FT. NORTH DR.
SIX FLAGS OVER TEXAS
2S2S B. ABRAMS
STORM DRAIN ON NORTH SIDE
ANAHUAC FIELD
BRYAN MOUND STRATEGIC OIL
TANK FARM ON ST. BERNARD
ALLIED OIL
WA PARRISH GENERATING
SOUTHERN MINERAL TANK » 1
S HOUSTON FIELD
SAN BERNARD RIVER 1 1/2 M
1 1/4 M S CONHAY 2009
THOMPSON FIELD OFFICE FAC
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2MILES S OF GLADENATER
1/2 MI N OF NEW LONDON H
HILBPOST 367.6 LARADO SUB
2 MI N OF GLADENATER OFF
3/4 MI N OF 1-10 BRIDGE
6114 FOREST PARK
10 M N OF ODESSA NIGHT
BEHIND HIS HOUSE
LYONDELL BARGE FACILITY
2(10 CHOATE RD.
1/2 M B OP T.N. LEE SALT
SABIHB LAKE OFFSHORE
603* FM 571 FACILITY
COUNTY HNY 123 OWNER IS
JACOB LAOURE SURVEY A-124
FT. NORTH FACILITY ON
1401 NAVIGATOR RD
HHY 134 AND SPUR 44*
2.S MILES S OP IHGLBSIDE
4110 GUADALUPB
PL MILE POST 1B9.5 1»HI E
12000 LANHDALE
ON NORTH BOUND LOOP 12 N
WHITE MINES BULK MATERIAL
1/4HI N OF LONGVIEK IN
1BHI SB OF BIG SPRING TX
I-3S AND VALLEY VIE*
DRAINAGE DITCH I
120003 PRADONOOD, TMAP
JEFFERSON AND SCOTT ST.
JB AND DECADBNA SURVEY
HEAR HNY 461
9040 VISCOUNT RON
ST HNY 42 ( SH 323 1/4M S
GULF BULK STATION SCOTT
2MI N OF NEW LONDON
3NI 5 OP MAYBANX5 TX OX
BUCJOfER AND BUM STREETS
PECAN CREEK
SH QTR 590 SH NINA LOGIC
RT 1 BOX 53
HHY 59 NORTH BETWEEN 762
6MI H OP HHY 36t SMI N OF
3000 HHY 26 NEST
2505 N. PIERCE PKHY
E.L. PHILLIPS LEASE HNY
1320 ON 197 LOOP SOUTH
2MI N OP ON GEORGE RICHIE
Lclty
KILGORE
XILGORE
TEXARKANA
CORPUS CHRISTI
KILGORE
SANDHILL
ARLINGTON
DEHTON
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
MONROE CITY
PREEPORT
HOUSTON
BONNIER
THOMPSON
LIBERTY ELAYNE
SOUTH HOUSTON
BRAZORIA
MISSION
THOMPSON
HALLETSVILLE
GLADEHATER
MEN LONDON
ATLEY
GLADBHATER
BEAUMONT
DALLAS
ODESSA
MESOUITE
HOUSTON
PRIEHDSNOOD
RILGORB
SABIHE LAKE OFFSHORE
SAN LEON
DAMON
LONGVIEN
FORT NORTH
CORPUS CHRISTI
KARNACK
INGLESIDE
AUSTIN
EL PASO
HOUSTON
IRVING
DABNBY
LONGVIEH
COAHOMA
DALLAS
GALENA PARK
HOUSTON
GAINESVILLE
PRINCE
MIDLAND
DALLAS
LONDON
GAINESVILLE
NEW LONDON
MAYBANK
DALLAS
GAINESVILLE
HARYNEAL
COMO
RICHMOND
WICHITA FALLS
GRAPEVINE
PANTEGO
TALCO
TEXAS CITY
GLADEHATER
Lcounty
RUSK
RUSK
BOWIE
NUBCES
GREGG
BRAZOS
TARRANT
DENTON
TARRANT
TARRANT
TARRANT
CHAMBERS
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
NEWTON
HARRIS
BOWIE
HARRIS
BRAZORIA
HIDALGO
FORT BEND
LAVACA
GREGG
RUSK
WEBB
UPSHUR
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
ECTOR
DALLAS
HARRIS
HARRIS
GREGG
ORANGE
GALVESTON
BRAZORIA
GREGG
TARRANT
NUBCES
HARRISON
SAN PATRICIO
TRAVIS
BL PASO
HARRIS
DALLAS
UVALDE
GREGG
HOWARD
DALLAS
HARRIS
HARRIS
COOKE
RUSK
MIDLAND
DALLAS
RUSK
COOKE
RUSK
KAUFMAN
DALLAS
COOKE
NOLAN
WOOD
FORT BEND
WICHITA
DALLAS
TARRANT
FRANKLIN
GALVESTON
GREGG
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
03/29/19
03/29/19
03/30/19
03/30/19
03/31/19
04/03/89
04/04/(9
03/30/19
04/05/19
04/04/19
04/04/19
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04/07/»9
04/06/19
04/08/19
04/07/1$
04/01/1*
04/07/19
04/07/89
04/OB/I9
04/13/19
04/14/89
04/U/89
04/l«/»
04/16/19
04/18/89
04/18/89
04/23/B9
04/24/89
04/23/89
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04/24/19
04/24/19
01/25/89
04/27/89
04/27/19
04/27/89
04/28/89
04/2B/B9
05/01/89
05/01/19
05/01/19
05/01/89
05/03/89
05/02/19
05/02/19
05/05/B9
05/05/89
05/05/89
05/05/1*
05/07/(9
05/07/89
05/05/1*
OS/06/B*
05/01/1*
05/07/19
05/07/1*
05/09/89
05/12/89
OS/14/B9
05/12/B9
05/15/1*
05/14/19
05/16/89
05/15/1*
05/17/B*
OS/17/1*
05/16/19
05/16/89
05/17/19
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OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL
OILlCRUDE
JET FUELS: JP-4
DIESEL FUEL
GAS
OIL: CRUDE
FUEL OIL
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSFORMER OIL (PCB:11
OIL:CRUDB
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
TRANSFORMER OIL
OIL:CRUDE
CRUDE OIL, COMPRESSOR
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL/GASOLINE
JET FUEL t JP-K
SALT WATER
OIL WATER
PYROLYSIS GAS/OIL
SPENT LUBE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
LFG
OILt CRUDE
LUBRICATING OIL
ASPHALT
GASOLINE
1 2 DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL FUEL
OILS,FUEL:HO.2-D
TUFFLO PROCESS OIL » 4*1
GASOLINE
FLUX OIL
OIL
OIL
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
FUEL OIL
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
CHROMIC ACID
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
GASOLINE
OILlDIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
PETROLEUM HAPTHA
OILlCRUDE
WASTE WATER W/OIL
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
LIQUID PROPANE GAS
OILlCRUDE
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10.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
4.00
5000.00
500.00
10000.00
0.00
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300.00
0.00
100.00
1.00
75.00
10000.00
15.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
300.00
2.00
1000.00
1.00
50.00
100.00
300.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
1.00
30000.00
215.00
2.00
0.00
171.00
5.00
1000.00
7000.00
2.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
1000.00
400.00
30.00
80.00
1500.00
• 5.00
90.00
4.00
50.00
40.00
0.00
12.00
40.00
300.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
1500.00
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PE BAIRD OIL CO.
PE SHELL WESTERN E 4 P INC.
PE BEAUMONT FIRE DEPT.
UKKKOHH
UNKNOWN
PE HOUSTON LIGHTING AND
SG TX HHY DEPT.
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE HHITE I LASSITER
PE STAR ENTERPRISE
PE HOUSTON POHER AND LIGHT
PE CHOCOLATE BAYOU HATER CO.
PE KOCH REFINERY
PE KOCH REFINERY
PE LEBOUF BROS
PE MITCHELL ENERGY (
PE MITCHELL ENERGY (
PE MITCHELL ENERGY (
PE MOBIL PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE SHORE ENERGY
PE 4-SITE OPERATOR
PE TYLER AUTO GARAGE
PE KOCH REFINING CO.
UNKNOHN
PE EXXON STATION
PE CHEVRON USA
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE CHEVRON PIPLINB
PE OASIS AVIATION
PE MISSION PETROLEUM
PS ARCO OIL AND GAS CO.
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE TOMMY MART
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN
PE EXXON CO. U.S.A.
PE PHILLIPS 66 CO.
UNKNOHN
PE BAYTANK HOUSTON INC.
PE SERVICE TRANSPORT
PE SUN PIPELINE
tE CARGILL INC.
PE NAVAL AIR STATION
PE MID AMERICA PIPELINE CO.
PE CHEVRON USA
PE SHERLOCK OIL
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE COAST STATES CRUDE
PE EXXON
UNKNOHN
PE KOCH GATHERING COMPANY
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE PROBE TECH SERVICE
PE COASTAL STATE CRUDE
PE BILL FRILEY'S FRANSON OIL
UNKNOHN
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE V. PERMIAN INC.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PE COASTAL TRANSPORTATION
PE COASTAL TRANSPORT CO.
PE HOLFE 1 MCGEB
PE DORRES GRO. STATION
PE AMOCO OIL CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
Locate
2MI S OF OH FM 36 OF
KAGBRHAN WILDLIFE REFUGE
3/4MI N OF 1-10 NUECES
200 H. DALRY ASHFORD
SADDLER AND HHITESBORO,
GREENS BAYOU GENERATING
HHY 1255 AT HHY 657 SMI
CHOATE LEASE NO A153
1921 COMMERCE
7TH STREET TANK FARM
12070 BEAUMONT HHY
HALLS BAYOU 1HI H OF
BACK OF REFINERY BY RAIL
TANKS LOCATED AT BACK OF
PHILLIPS FACILITY
GLADYS WILLIAMS LEASE
JOE LINDSAY LEASE N OF
OLAN SPEAR LEASE BTH
BMI HE OF MT. PLEASANT TX
NH 41- 6MI
OFF HHY 42 TO HHY 323 FOR
SHORE ENERGY
HHY 42 1MI SE OF SELMA
218 N. TYLER
SUN TIDE ROAD
ERLINGTON FIELD AIRPORT
16810 HHY 3
HHY 80 BETHEEN HHITE OAK
TANK FARM ON CO. RD. 1150
OBRIEN CENTRAL STATION
INTERSECTION OF FRED
8450 M03LBY RD.
AT HALHUT BEND FIELD
ON HCFADDBN 15 FLOHLINE
ARMSTRONG AND CRAWFORD
RR MI POST 75.8
1/2 MILE NORTH OF NEH
P.O. 271
HHY 174
BAYPORT CHANNEL
HARDIN STORE RD.
7M S OF LIBERTY OFF STATE
201 CEDAR
HE CORNER OF NAVAL AIR
CARSON COUNTY TX NEAR
1MIB OF SARATOGA
CLOE BOTTOM NEXT TO
P.O. 271
CANT HELL LANE
PHEITT RANCH FIELD
9500 CYPRESS HOOD DR.
HHY 380. 9MI E OF
E.K. FAILOR PROPERTY
S-2, B-32, T-15
CHEVRON FACILITY IN
HHY 6 S AT BARREN RD. AT
600 BLOCK OF PAULINE B OF
4200 E. SAN FRANCES
NEAR ATKINSON ISLAND,
MI PO 154 HARLIM
6MI S LUFKIN, TX HHY FM
HHY 146
B SHAM SURVEY 4MI SH OF
JOSEPH RECTOR SURVEY A-62
HHY 71 H NEAR MARBLE
HHY 61 H I FM 2147 6MI S
H MCCORD UNIT, S CEDAR
HHY 12
AT REFINERY OUTFILL 003
1/2 MILE N OF GLADEHATER
Lcity
CADDO MILLS
SADDLER
BEAUMONT
HOUSTON
SHERMAN
HOUSTON
GRAND
BATSON
DALLAS
PORT ARTHUR
HOUSTON
ALVIN
CORPUS CHRISTI
CORPUS CHRISTI
FREEPORT
JACK COUNTY
JACKSBORO
DBCATUR
TITUS CITY
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LONDON
KILGORE
SELMA CITY
DALLAS
CORPUS CHRISTI
HOUSTON
HEBSTER
GLADEHATER
MIDLAND
HICKETT
EL PASO
EL PASO
GAINESVILLE
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MONDAY
NBH LONDON
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LIBERTY
EKHIS
DALLAS
PAMPA
SARATOGA
KILGORE
BORGER
CORPUS CHRISTI
TALCO
HOUSTON
JACKSBORO
LIBERTY
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SNYDER
COLLEGE STATION
PASADENA
AMARILLO
HOUSTON
HENTGO
LUFKIN
LIBERTY
STAMFORD
EDNA
MARBLE FALLS
MARBLE FALLS
MALAKOFF
MARYSVILLE
TEXAS CITY
GLADEHATER
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HARRIS
GRAYSON
HARRIS
HARDIN
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
BRAZORIA
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BRAZORIA
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RUSK
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HARRIS
GREGG
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EL PASO
EL PASO
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HUTCHINSON
JOHNSON
CHAMBERS
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CARSON
HARDIN
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NUECES
TITUS
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POTTER
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ANGELINA
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
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06/16/89
06/15/89
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06/15/89
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06/13/89
06/20/89
06/22/69
06/22/89
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06/17/89
06/23/89
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06/25/89
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06/26/89
06/26/89
06/28/89
06/28/89
05/22/69
06/29/69
07/05/89
07/04/89
Hatl
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE DIESEL RESIDUE
OIL SHEEN
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL (ASPHALT)
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
HASTE OIL
DIESEL
GASOLINE
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
JET FUELS: JP-5
SUSPECTED FUEL
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUELS: JP-4
JET FUELS! JP-4
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
* 2 FUEL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. -CRUDE
GASOLINE
OILS, FUEL: »6
UNLEADED GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
EOIBILE SOYBEAN OIL
JET FUELS: JP-5
DEMETHANIZED NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LIGHT CYCLE OIL
OIL t CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL
» 6 CRUDE OIL
DIESEL
OILS,MISC:LUBRICATING
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL.'CRUDE
LUBE OIL
LUBE OIL
OIL
GASOLINE
STORM HATER HITH TRACES
OIL:CRUDE
Quant 1
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Caiet
Ft 9-2047
F89-2049
F89-2054
Ft9-2062
FB9-2064
Fl9-2067
FI9-2069
F89-20SO
FB9-2085
FB9-2092
FB9-2099
FB9-2112
.FB9-2115
FB9-2119
FB9-2133
FB9-2141
FI9-2151
FB9-21SB
FB 9-2161
FB9-2163
FB9-217B
FB9-21IO
FB9-2194
F89-2196
FB9-2197
FB9-2204
FB9-2207
FB9-221)
FB9-2220
FB9-2227
FS9-2229
FB9-2265
F8 9-2266
FB9-2271
FB9-2277
F19-2213
FB9-2294
FI9-2296
FB9-2316
FB9-231B
FB 9-2333
FB9-2359
FB9-2364
FB9-2370
FB9-2373
FB9-23B4
FB9-23IC
FB 9-2392
FB 9-2406
FB9-2407
F89-2412
F«9-2413
Ft 9-2421
F19-2448
FB9-2464
FB9-246S
FB9-2469
F« 9-2501
F19-2503
Fl 9-2504
FB9-2511
FS9-2526
FB9-253S
F19-2541
F89-2559
FB9-2560
FB9-2565
FB9-25B1
FB9-2602
FB9-2633
Prp
PE BILLY BAKER TRUCKING
PE ABRAZOVICH
UNKNOWN
PE TEXACO
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
PE CHEVRON USA
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE POWELL'S EXXON
PE MOBIL OIL
PE VALERO TRANSMISSION
PE PERHIAN PIPELINE
PE EXXON USA
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO.
FB UNION PACIFIC RR
UNKNOHN
PE US AIR FORCE
PE SHELL HESTERN PIPELINE
PE REWCO TRUCK
PE AHOCO PIPELINE
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO.
PE NUHAY GROCERY
PB NUHAY OIL CO.
UNKNOWN
PE EXXON CO. USA
UNKNOWN
PE EXXON CO USA
PE CITATION OIL
PE PIONEER CONCRETE CO.
PE US AIR FORCE
PE WINCHESTER OIL CO.
PE WINCHESTER OIL
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE SERVICES CO.
PE OGDEN ALLIED AVIATION
PE CIRCLE 1C
PE BAYTANK HOUSTON
PE LIOHDALE PETROCHEMICALS
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE CITOO PIPELINE CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXON
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE SHELL WESTERN ENT INC.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE UNION PACIFIC
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PE TEXACO NEW MEXICO
PE UNION PACIFIC
PE SUN PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
PI BURLINGTON NORTHERN RR
PE SUE ANN OIL CO.
PE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RES
PE NESTLANO OIL DEVICE
PE MOBIL ENT
PE AMERICAN PETRO FINA
PE LTV
PE DOW/FORT AVIATION
PE JONES OIL CO.
UNKNOWN
PE YELLOW FREIGHT
FG US AIR FORCE KELLY AF
PE TOM BRISHOE OIL CO.
Locate
LAKE OFF HNY 2610 IN
WEST ON B2 PAST GOLF
55 ALICE CIRCLE
50TH AND SLIDE ROAD
3301 ST. FM t 157
1 MILE N WICKBTT (
BEAUMONT TERMINAL - RTE 4
5 MILES 5 WINNIE WEST OF
POWELL'S EXXON
W PORT ARTHUR RD.
2 MILES NW FROM UVALDE ON
RT 4 OFF OF HWY 20
2HI NW OF TOWN IN EAST
10 MILES N OF TOWN MILE
UNION PACIFIC YARDS IN
N ON 120 PAST TANGLEWOOD.
ALERT FACILITY
AT SHELL ANtU KING LEASE
753 PORT OVERICA PLACE
1/4 MILE S OF US BO AND
3HI N OF NICKETT
COLORADO CITY STATION 10
HWY 154
1100 BAST DALLAS
PROPERTY SOUTH OF MR.
RT 1 BOX 2 CORA LEE
HWY 105
PO BOX B47-OFF ST HWY 329
SPINDLE TOP BAYOU 5 MILES
STORAGE TANK OFF 1-10 HWY
KELLY AFB
RT 271
1/2 M W TALCO TX OHJ.C.
2(25 S. COOPER ST.
SAN JACINTO RIVER ABOVE
SWITCHING YARD
12 MI N OF SWYDER.
SUR BLK 2 SBC. 1
DEE HOWARD CO.
2110 ALEXANDER AVE.
12211 PORT ROAD
1200 LANGDAUE RD.
BEAHBR STREET
200 YDS SB OF OLD
4 MILES SW OF GLADBWATER
RACCOON BEND FIELD AT
3503 HILLBROOK
2 MI SB OF TUCKER. TX
N OF WHITEOAKS OFF
2HI SB OF WICKETT
MILE POST 217
INTERSECTION OF RR
114550 GARLAND
SEC 41, BLOCK 32, TS-4-N,
UNKNOWN
ORANGE FIELD
INT 90 N AND BLAND LAKE
MILE POST 12*
TURTLE BAYOU LEASE *
DICKINSON » I LEASE
JONES UNIT 40 ACRE
3N SE OF IRA, SEC 32 OF
3 MI W, NW OF KUKTON
9314 W. JEFFERSON
7701 LONDON AVE.
112 S. COLORADO
DOMINO RED LIGHT HNY 59
4500 IRVING BLVD.
KELLY AIR FORCE BASE
BRISHOE OIL CO. 420 E.
Lclty
RBHAYOR
GAINESVILLE
BROWNSVILLE
LUBBOCK
FORT WORTH
WICKETT
BEAUMONT
WINNIE
TBXARKANA
BEAUMONT
UVALDE
ABILENE
WHITE OAK
CHILDRESS
LOHGVIEW
POTTSBORO
FORT NORTH
GLADENATER
GRAPEVINE
GLADBWATER
WICKETT
COLORADO CITY
COOPER
COOPER
KINGWOOD
TALCO
ORANGE
CRANE
GALVESTON
CORSICANA
SAN ANTONIO
TALCO
TALCO
ARLINGTON
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
SNYDER
SILVER
SAN ANTONIO
BAYTONN
SEABROOK
HOUSTON
FRIENDSNOOO
KILGORE
GLADENATER
BELLVILLE
DALLAS
TUCKER
KILGORE
WICKETT
ERHS oil spill Database
Lcounty
ST Spdate
DALLAS
DALLAS
VEALMOOR
WACO
ORANGEFIELD
SAN AUGUSTINE
ANSON
GALVESTON
ROLLING MEADOW
ANAHUAC
IRA
KURTEN
DALLAS
DALLAS
LOCKHART
DOMINO
DALLAS
SAN ANTONIO
TERRELL
COOKE
CAMERON
LUBBOCK
TARRANT
WARD
JEFFERSON
CHAMBERS
BOWIE
JEFFERSON
UVALDE
TAYLOR
GREGG
CHILDRESS
GREGG
GRAYSON
TARRANT
GREGG
DALLAS
GREGG
WARD
SCURRY
DELTA
DELTA
HARRIS
FRANKLIN
ORANGE
CRANE
CALVESTON
NAVARRO
BBXAR
TITUS
TITUS
TARRANT
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
SCURRY
COKE
BEXAR
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
HARRIS
CALVESTON
GREGG
GREGG
AUSTIN
DALLAS
ANDERSON
GREGG
WARD
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
BORDEN
MCLENNAN
ORANGE
SAN AUGUSTINE
JONES
GALVESTON
GREGG
CHAMBERS
SCURRY
BRAZOS
DALLAS
DALLAS
CALDHELL
CASS
DALLAS
BEXAR
KAUFMAN
TX 07/03/B9
TX 07/05/B9
TX 07/05/B9
TX 07/06/19
TX 07/06/B9
TX 07/06/B9
TX 07/07/B9
TX 07/09/B9
TX 07/10/B9
TX 07/11/09
TX 07/11/B9
TX 03/19/B9
TX 07/01/B9
TX 07/13/B9
TX 07/15/B9
TX 07/10/B9
TX 07/13/B9
TX 07/21/B9
TX 07/21/89
TX 07/19/B9
TX 07/19/B9
TX 07/19/B9
TX 07/22/B9
TX 07/22/B9
TX 07/21/19
TX 07/23/B9
TX 07/26/B9
TX 07/25/B9
TX 07/25/B9
TX 07/24/B9
TX 07/24/B9
TX 07/25/B9
TX 07/25/B9
TX 07/29/19
TX 07/29/1*
TX 07/30/«9
TX 07/27/19
TX 07/27/B9
TX 07/31/B9
TX 07/29/B9
TX 01/01/09
TX 08/02/19
TX OI/04/B9
TX OI/03/B9
TX 01/02/69
TX 0*/04/B9
TX 07/27/B9
TX 08/04/89
TX 08/04/B9
TX OI/06/S9
TX 08/04/19
TX 01/04/19
TX 08/04/89
TX OI/09/B9
TX 0*708/09
TX OS/OB/S9
TX 08/10/89
TX 08/11/89
TX 07/30/89
TX 07/28/B9
TX 08/14/89
TX 08/15/89
TX 01/15/89
TX 08/16/89
TX 08/12/19
TX 01/18/89
TX 01/11/19
TX 08/19/19
TX 01/07/19
TX 01/27/19
WASTE OIL
CRANKCASE OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
JET FUELS: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL:CRUDE
MOTOR OIL
OIL BASED REFINED
NATURAL GAS
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDB
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE
JET FUELS: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
USBD MOTOR OIL
SKIM OIL
CRUDE OIL
GASOLINE
OIL
DIESEL
JET FUELS: JP-4
ASPHALT BASED OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL MATERIAL
DIESEL
DIESEL
OILtCRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
JET A FUEL
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
RAINWATER FROM SUMPS
GASOLINES .AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
CRUDE OIL
OILtCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
DIESEL
WASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINES AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
CRUDE
CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JPI
JET - A FUEL
GASOLINES 1 AUTOMOTIVE
DIESEL
DIESEL
JET FUELS: JP-4
GASOLINES: AUTOMOTIVE
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0.00 U f
0.00 U U
55.00 O H
1000.00 B F
65.00 B F
400.00 G F
3.00 B P
0.00 U F
200.00 B F
0.00 U P
100.00 B P
2.00 B F
100. 00 B P
2.500.00 G R
0.00 U
£0.00 G A
21.00 G P
40.00 G H
40.00 B P
aoo.oo B F
2100.00 B F
0.00 V F
0.00 U F
0.00 U U
10.00 B F
0.00 U U
20.00 G F
0.00 U U
4500.00 G F
0.00 U F
0.00 U F
100.00 B F
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0.00 U U
50.00 0 R
10.00 B P
2.00 B P
2.00 G V
200.00 G F
0.00 U F
0.00 B F
4.00 B P
200.00 B P
461.00 B P
1.00 B P
0.00 U U
15.00 B P
30.00 G P
75.00 B P
400.00 G R
550.00 G R
0.00 V F
5.00 B P
1200.00 G R
1.00 B P
0.00 U H
0.00 U R
400.00 U
122.00 F
100.00 F
5.00 t
10.00 P
130.00 O P
100.00 G V
25.00 G V
100.00 G H
250.00 G V
50.00 G F
1500.00 G F
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Case*
F89-2636
F89-2648
F89-2654
F89-26SS
F89-2699
F89-2701
F89-2723
F89-2728
F89-2732
F89-2741
F89-2751
F89-27S4
. F89-2755
F89-2756
F89-2759
F89-2772
F89-2773
F89-2774
F89-2777
F89-2782
F89-2784
F89-2789
F89-2792
F89-2807
F89-2820
F89-2830
F89-2842
F89-2844
F89-2849
F89-2856
F89-2874
F89-2880
F89-2883
F89-2887
F89-2889
F89-2890
F89-2892
F89-2893
F89-2911
F89-2936
F89-2937
F89-2939
F89-2940
F89-2941
F89-2947
F89-2963
F90-0004
F90-0018
F90-0020
F90-0024
F90-0025
F90-0028
F90-0039
F90-OOS1
F90-0071
F90-0084
F90-0086
F90-0096
F90-0097
F90-0120
F90-0122
F90-0124
F90-0126
F90-0128
F90-0130
F90-0141
F90-0148
F90-0149
F90-0175
F90-0179
Prp
PE FALCON SEABOARD
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
UNKNOHN
PE PERMIAN PIPELINE CO.
PE COFFIELD PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE MOBIL OIL
PE HALL DISTRIBUTING CO.
PE THOMAS PETROLEUM
PE TEXAS CHEMICAL
PE SUE ANN OIL CO
PE HALHUT HILL WRECKER
PB MOBIL GAS STAT
PE MARK-CAUDLE CORP
PE TEXACO CHEMICAL CO
PE N.W. TRANSPORT SERVICE
PE NOHIHHEST TRANSPORT
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PE TEXACO
PE HCMURREY PIPELINE
PE STOP AND GO, »743
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO
PE CHEVRON U.S.A., IMC.
CITY OF AUSTIN
PE OCCIDENTAL OIL < GAS CO
MOBIL EXPLORATION MINING
PE MONSANTO
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION I
PE MARATHON OIL
PB AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE MARATHON OIL
PE MANMADE INC
PE ENRON GAS PIPELINE
OIL TRANSPORT CO
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PE SHELL OIL
PE TEXACO FILLING STATION
UNKNOHN
PE SHELL WESTERN
PB N TEXAS POHER PLT. BRAYOU
PE EXXON
PE CENTRAL FREIGHT
PE LONE STAR GAS CO
PE ACME TRUCKING
PE TEXACO CHEMICAL CO.
PE SHELL OIL
UNKNOWN
PE UNKNOWN
PE ROLLINS TRUCK LEASING
PE DOT CHEMICAL INC
PE K.M.C.O.
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE GOODE-TAYLOR PONTIAC
UNKNOWN
PB PHILLIPS 66
PB SUN PIPELINE
PE MONSANTO
PE TEXAS EASTERN PROD
UNKNOWN
PE NAVAJO RETINING CO.
PB WM NIMS
PE HALLS, BUTCH
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PB MARATHON
PE COASTAL STATES CRUDE
UNKNOWN
UNKNOHN
PB OGDEN ALLIED AVIATION
PE REED TOOL CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
Locate
CHILES ALEXANDER VIG
100 FT. E OF MOONSHINE
12TH AND NEWLAHD VEHICLE
OFF HWY 227 ABOUT 1/2
COFFIELD PIPELINE CO.
AT FRIENDSHOOD FIELD HELL
PLANT - BURT ST.
TX HNY 50 1/4 MI NORTH
1MI S OF SHUMENBERG ON
824 SAVANNAH AVE
TURTLE BAYOU
11236 GOODNIGHT LN
7447 BREBNVILLB AVE
11236 GOODNIGHT LANE
824 SAVANNAH AVE
5330 GULF FREEWAY
5330 GULF FREEWAY
YATES FIELD UNIT
HEHHOPB FIELD, 2 MI N OF
ON US 80 LAKE DEVERNIA
6802 TELEPHONE RD
WILLIAM ROBINSON SURVEY
TAYLORS BAYOU, CRAIGKH
2506 H 35TH ST
TENNERYVILLE RD
3 MILES S OF VANDERBILI
CHOCALAIB BAYOU PLANT AT
H RANCH A LEASE, RAYMON
BLK 194, OF GCSS RR
5 MI S OF PEARLAND, H
WELL 57F 22 SMI BEST SEC
398 WEST HHY 78
FM 1074 I FM 893
HWY 360 ( TRINITY BLVD
SMITHVILLE MILEPOST
7MI HE SADDLER
KB CORNER OF SKILLMAN 4
FM1960 B « WESTLAKE
HELL * 488, SB CORNER SEC
N TEXAS POWER PLANT BAYOV
SABINE LANE-OFFSHORE
SKILLMAN « AUDBLIA
FAIR OAKS t WALNUT HILL
2500 E MAIN
824 SURAMMAH AVE
7 MILES HE OF SADLER
3/4M OFFSHORE, 5M N OF
ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANK
1BLK E OF OAKLAND ST <
INTERSECTION OF HWY
HHY 239 IN CENTER OF CITY
2 MI E OF TOWN. 700 FEET
128 S LANCASTER
3819 CLOVER MEADOW RD
MILEPOST 26 - ST BERNARD
1 MILE WEST OF HULL TX ON
CHOCALATE BAYOU
BAYTOHN TERMINAL
1-35 N EXIT TRINITY MILLS
CARAGOSA RD
3200 HICKORY ST
1/2 MI HE MINK
BOX 668
YATES OIL FIELD 8MI N
6 MI E OF HHY 77, IN
IN RED FISH CANAL BEHIND
GAS HELL SMI H OF TBAGUB
HOUSTON INTERCONTINENTAL
6501 NAVIGATION BLVD.
STATE RD. DITCH OF A HNY
toity
HOUSTON
HUMBLE
ROBINSON
ELDORADO
GIDDINGS
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
CAMPBELL
SCHULENBERG
PORT ARTHUR
ANAHAUC
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
PORT ARTHUR
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
IRAAN
SCROGGIHS
HHITE OAK
HOUSTON
LONGVIEH
HAMSHIRE
AUSTIN
LONGVIEH
VANDERBILT
ALVIN
VANDERBILT
IRAAN
PEARLAND
IRAAN
WYLIB
CORPUS CHRISTI
FORT NORTH
SMITHVILLE
SADLER
DALLAS
HUMBLE
BAKERSFIBLD
HEATHERFORD
BRIDGE CITY
DALLAS
DALLAS
GRAND PRAIRIE
PORT ARTHUR
SADDLER
SABINE
BANGS
DALLAS
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
CARLISLE
DALLAS
MESOUITE
SAN BERNARD
HULL
ALVIN
HOUSTON
CARROLLTOH
EL PASO
DALLAS
WINK
IRAAN
IRAAN
RICARDO
ROCKPORT
TBAGUE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
PORTLAND
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HARRIS
HARRIS
MCLENNAN
SCHLEICHER
LEE
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
HUNT
FAYETTE
JEFFERSON
CHAMBERS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
HARRIS
PECOS
FRANKLIN
GREGG
HARRIS
GREGG
JEFFERSON
TRAVIS
GREGG
JACKSON
BRAZORIA
JACKSON
PECOS
BRAZORIA
PECOS
COLLIN
NUECES
TARRANT
BASTROP
GRAYSON
DALLAS
HARRIS
KBRR
PARKER
ORANGE
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
GRAYSON
JEFFERSON
BROWN
DALLAS
HARRIS
RUSK
RUSK
DALLAS
DALLAS
BRAZORIA
LIBERTY
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
DALLAS
EL PASO
DALLAS
HINKLBR
PECOS
PECOS
KLEBBRG
ARANSAS
FREESTONE
HARRIS
HARRIS
SAN PATRICIO
ST
IX
IX
IX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
08/17/89
08/26/89
08/28/89
08/28/89
08/28/89
08/31/89
09/06/89
09/06/89
09/05/89
09/07/89
08/19/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/07/89
09/10/89
09/10/89
09/10/89
09/10/89
09/11/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/13/89
09/15/89
09/16/89
09/18/89
09/18/89
09/14/89
09/20/89
09/23/89
09/22/89
09/22/89
09/21/89
09/21/89
09/21/89
09/21/89
09/21/89
09/26/89
09/26/89
07/01/89
09/27/89
09/29/89
09/29/89
09/26/89
09/21/89
10/03/89
10/03/89
10/12/89
10/12/89
10/12/89
10/11/89
10/09/89
10/07/89
10/16/89
10/16/89
10/16/89
10/17/89
10/18/89
10/18/89
10/20/89
10/23/89
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10/23/89
10/22/89
10/21/89
10/22/89
10/23/89
10/24/89
08/18/89
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OIL:CRUDB
GASOLINES : AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
CONGRUBLED HASTE OIL
GASOLINBS:AUTOMOTIVE
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CRUDE OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINES:AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.CRUDE
PCB OIL 70 PPM
OIL
CRUDE OIL
HASTE OIL
CRUDE OIL
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CRUDE OIL
CRUDE
OIL
HEAVY LIQUID
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DIESEL
CRUDE
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UNKNOHN BLACK OIL
OIL:CRUDB
FUEL OIL
CONDENSATE
DIESEL
NATURAL GAS
BTB MOTOR OIL
PSA 4100 FUEL ADDITIVE
CRUDE OIL IN SALTHATER
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PE PERMIAN CORP
PB FINA OIL ( CHEN CO.
PE MISSION TRANSPORT
PE LTV AEROSPACE 4 DEFENSE
PE CITGO GAS STATION
PE SUN PIPELINE SERVICES CO.
EXXON PIPELINE
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
FG TX AIR NAT'L GUARD
PE ARCO PIPELINE
RICHMOND OIL
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE MARATHON PETROLEUM CO.
PE CHANDLER'S MARINE LANDING
PE ROLLINS LEASING CORP
PE UNION CARBIDE
DELOACH VACUUM
SUN PIPELINE
PB SUN PIPELINE CO
AMOCO PRODUCTION
UNION PACIFIC RR
ARMS QUICK CHECK
SUN PIPE LINE
SUN PIPELINE
GOODYEAR
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE SHELL WESTERN ECP
PE TEXACO INC.
SUN PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
PHILLIPS (C CO.
UNKNOWN
PE VALERO ENERGY CORP.
PE AMERICAN PBTROFINA
TESORO DIST. CO.
MOBIL OIL
PE JERRY BATEMAN
PE SUN PIPELINE CO
PARK INDUSTRIES
STAY ENTERPRISE INC
UNKNOWN
PB PHILLIPS
PB LONE STAR GROCERY
UNKNOWN
SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE MARATHON OIL
PHILLIPS PBTROLUEM
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PB TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PB ENTEX
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
PB MARATHON OIL
PB VSAA
PE HOHHOT CORP.
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PE MARATHEN OIL CO.
PB COASTAL STATES CRUDE
PE KRAFT FOOD INC
MITCHELL ENERGY
PE MERICHBM
PE PRIDE FUEL INC-MR. BOB
PB PRIDE FUELS
PE CHEVRON
Locate
SE/4 SEC 1, D.P. CORLEY
AT THEIR REFINERY I
E H*Y £35 AT COIT ROAD
9314 N JEFFERSON
2034 HNY 290
DH t JN SNYDER < H VON
6600 MCCLAIN
SBC 21, SCHOOL BLOCK 27
1057 ELLINGTON FIELD
CHILES N ON HMY 103
S OF ANCHOR MOBILE HONE
FRASS RANCH SECTION 74,
1.5M N OF NINNSBORO JP
NEAR MILLER BREWING CAN
2NI N OF BATSON
PO BOX 1191, OFF LOOP 197
»1 HENRY H. CHANDLER
135 N NEAR VALLEY HILLS
HNY 165
LYLE JONES LEASE
FM 6926 NORTH OF PORTLAND
12 MILES N OF WINNIE
SBTTEGAST RAIL YARD
HNY 60 < WHITE OAK
1.5H N OF SOUR LAKE
2.SMI N OF BATSON TX ON
INTERSTATE 10 4 SMITH
IRVING HEIGHTS BLCD
3D N OF QUITHAN ON THE CS
8MI HE PITTSBURG
129 CANNON ST.
CEDAR CREEK LAKE SPILLWAY
JONES CREEK TERMINAL
70S 13TH ST.
15M NN OF FORT STOCKTON,
AMERICAN PETMO PIPELINE
PELICAN ISLAND/GALVESTAN
BIRAH STREET
O* FM59, 1 BLK N HNY 267.
1MI N OF SOURLAKE SUN
7205 S OSAGB
HE 1/2 HNY 366 RUBBER
TURTLE COVE
PHILLIPS 66 DOCK IN
710 SAN JACINTO
260 BAYOU DR.
4MI N L 261 FM 2206
7H mm or IRAAN R COM
FASS RANCH 4M HE OF
1-10 4 HNY 97
3M S. OF HOLLIDAY
1 HI N.OF FM 2012
2H E HOLIDAY, TX COUNTY
DIVTOR CO.SCHOOL LEASE 3
1690 S. DAIRY-ASHFORD RD
14H B OF COLORADO CITY
YATES FIELD 7M NW OF IRAN
CITY AIRPORT
6202 CENTRAL FNY
CENTRAL BATTERY 13 YATES
WELL I 12103 YATES FIELD
1750 ALMEDA RD
SAN BERNARD RIVER AT MILE
1201 B. PECAN ST
BRIDGEPORT 4 EAGLE NT.
1914 HADEN RD
1223 S. MAIN ST
1223 S MAIN
AT W. 7TH ST. FACILITY
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TTE
BIG SPRING
DALLAS
DALLAS
WALLER
SILVER
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CRANE
HOUSTON
NOCONA
ODESSA
PERRYTOH
NINNSBORO
FORT WORTH
BATSON
TEXAS CITY
ROCKWALL
WACO
SEADRIFT
CHAMBERS COUNTY
PORTLAND
WINNIE
ALVIH
HOUSTON
WHITE OAK
SOUR LAKE
BATSON
BEAUMONT
IRVING
QUITMAN
PITTSBURG
SOUR LAKE
CEDAR CREEK LAKE
JONES CREEK
TEXAS CITY
FORT STOCKTON
CRANE
GALVESTOH
CAYUGA
SOUR LAKE
AHARILLO
PORT HECHES
FRBBPORT
SWEENY
BRYAN
LUHBBRTON
LONGVIEW
IRAAN
DARROUZBTT
WAELDER
HOLUDAY
KILGORB
HOLLIDAY
HOLLIDAY
HOUSTON
COLORADO CITY
IRAAN
SAN ANTONIO
WICHITA FALLS
IRAAN
IRAAN
HOUSTON
SHERMAN
HOUSTON
BORGER
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PORT ARTHUR
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DALLAS
DALLAS
WALLER
COKE
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ECTOR
OCHILTREE
WOOD
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HARDIN
GALVESTOH
ROCKWALL
MCLENNAN
CALHOUN
CHAMBERS
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CHAMBERS
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
GREGG
HARDIN
HARDIN
JBFFBRSON
DALLAS
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FRANKLIN
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HENDERSON
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GALVESTON
PECOS
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GALVESTON
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FRRESTONE
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HARDIN
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ARCHER
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WISE
HARRIS
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3T
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
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tip
PB SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PU HOUSTON LIP
PE MARATHON OIL
PU JULIAN P. BOPPY
PE EXXON
PE SCURLOCK OIL
PE CHAIN OIL t GAS
PE FINA OIL
UNKNOWN
PE MARATHON OIL
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK
PE MARATHON OIL
PE AMTRACK
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MOBIL
PE SHELL PIPELINE CO.
PE FISA OIL t CHEMICAL
SCURLOCK OIL CO.
MOBIL SERVICE STAT
PE CHEVRON
PE ORYX ENERGY
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
FG LONESTAR ARMY AMMUNITION
PE PENTEX
PE ARCO OIL & GAS CO.
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE UNKNOWN
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
UNKNOWN
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA
BURLINGTON NORTHERN RR
PB MARATHON OIL CO
PE SUN PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
PE ARCO OIL t GAS
PB CHAMIPION INTERNATIONAL
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXON USA
MARATHON OIL CO.
MARATHON OIL CO.
PE MOBIL OIL
PB MARATHON OIL
PE MOBIL PIPELINE
PE MARATHON OIL
PE SOUTHWESTEN ELECTRIC
UNKNOWN
CONOCO
PB TEXACO
PB EXXON
PE OFFSHORE PIPELINE INC.
PE STRAW! RENTAL
SAMMY DAN
UNKNOWN
LG UNKNOWN
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PB SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA
PB EXXON
PE KNOX FUEL STOP
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE ENTEX
PE COASTAL STATES CRUDE
PE J.B. HUNT
PE SCOTTYS WEST BAY MARINA
Locate
1/4 MI W. OF HWY 135 t
AT PH WHARTOH STATION ON
7MI NW OF TOWN S17 BLK
1200 BLK PRESTON RD /
AT 1201 E AIRPORT FWY
FM 125 4MI W OF TOWN
GOOSE CREEK
AT PLANT OF HWY 366
INTERSECTION OF GUFT I
YATBS FIELD 7HI NH OF
AT SHARON RIDGE PUMP STAT
9MI E OF GUTKRIE TX
BLCK 194 S24 HBLL 111901
UP TRACK MILE POST 122.5
ST HHY 35, SMI
S. 15TH ST
MCCANEY TANK FARM NEAR
AT PLANT ON HHY 366 TO
SHELL MCGREED LEASE
11800 PRESTON RD
AT PLANT W. 7TH ST.
S OF COLORADO CITY E OF
7MI HE OF CRANE
12M HH OF HASKELL AJ
HtGNRR SUR. ABSTRACT 397
HWY 82 H
HUTCHINSON t ELGIN ST.
1 1/2M H OF HWY 142 OVER
OLD GIBSON HAMILTON LEASE
WELL IS IN YOUNG COUNTY
1 MI N OF KILGORE
E TEXAS OIL FIELD, WELL
VICTORIA CO NAVIGATION
IRVING DEPOT OFF CARL
BLOCK 50 SEC 7 OF
BURLINGTON-NORTHERN HUB
YATES GAS PLANT 2.5MI SW
MONROE CITY OIL FIELD 6MI
3027 CRESTHAVIN COURT
SEC 40 OF CARROLL SMITH
HRY 371, 12MI NE OF
HNY 103 E
1.5 E OF MIDLAND STAT.,
RT 1 BOX 94
YATES FIELD, 6MI H. OF
100 YDS FROM THE SPILL IN
BIRCH ST.
8M SB OF IRRAN SEC 18
ON HWY 317 NEAR
YATES FIELD S 25 BLOCK
HHY 149
DFH AIRPORT
MH DRENNER LEASE LAT29 45
WELL ( BATTERY D. HANNA C
CLAM LAKE PC MCFADDBN
96 FRONT STREET
3000 BLK KIHGSLEY
BASIN ESTATES 12M S OF
5MI N OF GREENVILLE HNY
ELM FORK OF TRINITY RIVER
NAT BEAN LEASE 2MI S OF
SEXTON LEASE 10 MI S OF
2 1/2 MI SH IOLA, TX
1/2MI N OF NEW LONDON ON
HHY 80 ( FM 460
ROSIE HUSSBL LEASE 1.5M S
401 AVB A
HHY 36 AT DAMON, TX
1-10 H BOUND LANE(BRIDGE
SCOTTYS WEST BAY MARINE
Lcity
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IRAAH
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IRVING
HCCLOUD
BAYTOWN
PORT ARTHUR
LAREDO
IHAAN
SNYDER
SAN ANTONIO
SELMA
CORPUS CHRISTI
CORSICANA
MCCAMEY
PORT ARTHUR
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PORT ARTHUR
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CRANE
HASKELL
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HOUSTON
WHITE OAK
FRANKLIN COUNTY
GRANDBURY
KILGORE
LOHGVIEH
IRVING
BIG LAKE
IRVING
IRAAN
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GAINSVILLE
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OVERTON
IRAAN
IRAAN
BEAUMONT
IRAAN
ATHENS
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IRVING
DAISETTA
ORANGE
GARLAND
ODESSA
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DALLAS
KILGORE
KILGORE
IOLA
NEW LONDON
FORNEY
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PECOS
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CASS
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
HEBB
PECOS
SCURRY
BEXAR
PECOS
BEXAR
NUECES
NAVARRO
UPTON
JEFFERSON
GREGG
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
NOLAN
CRANE
HASKELL
WICHITA
BOHIE
HARRIS
GREGG
FRANKLIN
HOOD
GREGG
GREGG
VICTORIA
DALLAS
REAGAN
DALLAS
PECOS
CHAMBERS
TARRANT
KIMBLE
COOKE
ANGELINA
MIDLAND
RUSK
PECOS
PECOS
JEFFERSON
PECOS
HENDERSON
PECOS
GREGG
DALLAS
FAYETTE
LIBERTY
JEFFERSON
ORANGE
DALLAS
ECTOR
HUNT
DALLAS
GREGG
GREGG
BRAZOS
RUSK
KAUFMAN
GREGG
GREGG
BRAZORIA
GALVESTON
TARRANT
ST
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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OIL:CRUDE
»2 FUEL OIL
OIL:CRUDE
USED MOTOR OIL
GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
FUEL OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILsCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
(6 FUEL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL / SALT HATER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILrCRUDE
JET FUEL ODOR
NATURAL GAS CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
BLACK LIQUOR (10* HAOH)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILY SLUDGE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LUBE OIL
JET FUEL ODORS
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
»2 DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL -.CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL-.CRUDE
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GASOLINE
DIESEL FUEL
GASOLINE
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F90-1113 PE SUN PIPELINE
F90-1123 PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
F90-1125 PE SCOTTYS BEST BAY MARINA
F90-1129 PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
F90-1139 PE SANTA FB RR
F90-1142 PB EXXON USA
F90-1156 PE KOCH GATHERING
F90-1163 PE ORYX ENERGY
F90-1167 PE EXXON
F90-1192 PE MOBIL CHEMICAL
F90-119J PE TEXACO IMC.
F90-1204 PE CARSHELL PIPELINE CO.
F90-1209 PE PIER RESTAURANT
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F90-1217 PE MARATHON OIL
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F90-1223 PE TEXACO
F90-124C PE JC BERRY PAINTING
F90-1262 PE TANK CHECK ENVIR.
F90-1263 UNKNOWN
F90-1272 PE TEXAS PETROCHEMICAL CO.
F90-1274 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
F90-1294 ASARCO INC.
F90-1307 PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
F90-1317 PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F90-1326 PB EXXON PIPELINE CO.
F90-1332 FG HAS KINGSVILLB-PUBLIC
F90-1333 UNKNOHH
F90-1342 MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
F90-134S BURLINGTON NORTHERN R.R.
F90-1346 BURLINGTON NORTHERN RR
.F90-13S4 PB PBTRO CHEMICAL TRANSPORT
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F90-1360 PE RAILHAY CAR PARTS
F90-1379 PE EXXON COMPANY USA
F90-13IO PE EXXON
F90-1391 PB MARATHON OIL CO.
F90-139I UHKNOHN
F90-1399 UNKNOHH
F90-1404 GRAHAM OIL CO
F90-1413 PB MORITZ CATTILAC
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F90-1419 PE DITTO APPAREL CALIFORNIA
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F90-1451 EXXON USA
F90-1452 EXXON
F90-1463 BEJO
F90-1464 TU ELECTRIC (ALLEGED)
F90-1465 MORSHELL GRILLING
F90-1469 UNKHOHN
F90-1472 UNKNOHN
F90-147S PE FELDERHOFF PRODUCTION CO
F90-1479 PE SUN PIPELINES COMPANY
F90-14I4 PE EXXON CO
F90-149S PE BXXOH COMPANY USA
F90-1506 VOGRAN CONSTRUCTION CO.
F90-1S11 PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
F90-1513 PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
F90-1514 FG USH NAVAL AIR STATION
F90-1520 UNKNONN
F90-1521 PE ORYX ENERGY CO
F90-1543 MARSHALL GRILLING
F90-1546 UNKNOHN
F90-156S PU DFH AIRPORT DEPT PUBLIC
F90-1566 PE CONOCO 1 STORE
F90-1S6I PE REB INDUSTRIAL
Locate
ORANGE FUEL GATHERING
KILGORE, TX. RABBIT CREEK
6925 LIBERTY SCHOOL CAP
20H SH OF HHITE FACE
CLAN LAKE FIELD MCFADDBN
1/2M N OF DAISETTA ON
HITS LAKE UNITS H .SH S
NEAR THOMPSON H.P.
GULF STATES COUNTY RD
CHOCOLATE BAYOU FIELD 5M
OFF 1-20. 1MI E OF FM 4
1703 B RIVERHILL RD
TRINITY BLVD t HHY 360
YAPES FIELD. HELL • 11709
3525 DECTER DRIVE
HHY 2(7 ( 411, 1MI N OF
2607 BOMAN
503 N 17TH ST
HHY 225 4 PARK PLACE t
SIMMS BAYOU
EERRIE ST HHY 69
2301 HBST PAISANO
SMI NORTH CRANE. TX
RODESSA OIL FIELD 4MI NE
SM H 13*5 N. OF HHY 1243,
UST ON HAS
AMERICAN CANAL BELOW THE
1SHI E OF CARTHAGE
MIUPO5T 252 BITHBEN
MILEPOST 252
1-20 AT BIRDHBLL LANE
HEBSTBR STATION, HHY 3
1MI NEST OF LONGVIEH OFF
PUMPING UNIT JH TURNER
YACES FIELD HELL 5511
4145 BILLY MITCHELL DR.
LOBES TRUCK STOP 1-40
HALLS BAYOU RANCH
2001 N COLLINS ST
HHY 124 AND 1-10
BINGO TRUCKSTOP 1-10 AND
HASTINGS FIELD
DYESS AFB
CEDAR BAYOU GENERATING
HHY 79 NORTH - I MILES
HELL 744O
MRY 42 3MI NORTH AT HEN
INI SH OF TALCO
9200 BLK OF GAINBS RD
COLUMBUS TRAIL AND OLD
HHY 71 BETWEEN TALCO <
5M EAST OF FRUITVALB
RT 3 BOX 125
1/2 MILE NORTH OF HHY 105
EXXON TERMINAL PORT OF
REST RANCH FIELD
ROUTE 31
THOMAS KELLY A-372 SURVEY
RURAL AREA JOHN RUDDLE
CHASE FIELD LANDING FIELD
909 LOS COLINAS BLVD
3 MI NORTH OF TOHN
26119 DECKER PRAIRIER
TERMINAL 2N, SOUTH SIDE
342 E. RED OAK
HIGHHAY 69 AT SPURLOCK
Lcity
ORANGE
KILGORE
AZLE
HHITEFACB
BORGER
SABINE PASS
DAISETTA
TYLER
THOMPSON
BEAUMONT
LIVERPOOL
SANTO
AUSTIN
HURST
BAYTOHN
CAYUGA
DALLAS
AUSTIN
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
EL PASO
CRANE
GARY
CRANE
KIHGSVILLB
EL PASO
CARTHAGE
COR3ICANA
EMHOUSE
BIG SPRING
HBBSTER
LONGVIEH
HER LONDON
TALCO
IRAAN
ADDISOH
CONHAY
HITCHCOCK
ARLINGTON
HINNIE
HINNIE
ALVIH
ABILENE
BAYTOHN
CARTHAGE
IRAAH
TALCO
RICHMOND
FORT WORTH
TALCO
FRUITVALE
JACKSBORO
SOUR LAKE
BROWNSVILLE
VANDERBILT
CARTHAGE
LONGVIBH
BBEVILLE
IRVING
BRECKEHRIDGE
MAGNOLIA
DFH AIRPORT
RED OAK
HEDERLAND
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
ORANGE
GREGG
TARRAHT
COCHRAN
HUTCHIHSOH
JEFFERSON
LIBERTY
SMITH
FORT BEND
JEFFERSON
BRACORIA
PALO PINTO
TRAVIS
TARRANT
PBCOS
HARRIS
FREESTONE
DALLAS
TRAVIS
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
EL PASO
CRANE
PANOLA
CRANE
KLEBERG
EL PASO
PANOLA
NAVARRO
ELLIS
HOHARD
GALVESTON
GREGG
RUSK
FRANKLIN
PECOS
DALLAS
CARSON
CALVESTOH
TARRANT
CHAMBERS
CHAMBERS
BRAIORIA
TAYLOR
HARRIS
PANOLA
PECOS
RUSK
TITUS
FORT BEND
TARRANT
PANOLA
TITUS
VAN EANDT
JACK
HARDIN
CAMERON
JACKSON
PANOLA
PANOLA
GREGG
GOLIAD
DALLAS
STEPHENS
PANOLA
MONTGOMERY
DALLAS
ELLIS
JEFFERSON
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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03/05/90
03/07/90
03/06/90
03/07/90
03/13/90
03/19/90
03/16/90
02/01/90
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
GASOLINE
OIL (OVER 100 X 300YDS)
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS (LIQUID)
OIL:CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
GASOLINE
MOTOR OIL I HYDRAULIC
OIL: CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
OILlCRUDE
KEROSENE
12 FUEL OIL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
LPO
LPG
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OILlCRODE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL, HISCi MOTOR
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
HASTE OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OILlCRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL. FUELl NO. 6
NATURAL GAS
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL SLUDGE
TRANSFORMER OIL
OIL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
JET FUEL! JP-S
OIL! DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
HYDRAULIC FLUID
JET A FUEL
GASOLINE
UNKNOWN OIL
Quant 1
2.00
100.00
200.
0.
0.
2.
750.
20.
0.
175.
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90.
0.
0.
1.
0.
4.
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5.
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0,
50,
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F90-1576
F90-1581
F90-1599
F90-1605
F90-1606
F90-1609
F90-1623
F90-1625
F90-1629
F90-1632
F90-1637
F90-1639
. F90-1641
F90-1649
F90-1659
F90-1677
F90-1695
F90-1698
F90-1699
F90-1700
F90-1701
F90-1705
F90-1706
F90-1732
F90-1733
F90-1736
F90-1744
F90-1749
F90-1772
F90-1780
F90-1781
F90-1784
F90-1785
F90-1792
F90-1793
F90-1801
F90-1803
F90-1811
F90-1820
F90-1828
F90-1833
F90-1841
F90-1843
F90-1844
F90-1846
F90-1850
F90-1852
F90-1867
F90-1871
F90-1875
F90-1878
F90-1879
F90-1S81
F90-1885
F90-1886
F90-1887
F90-1888
F90-1892
F90-1925
F90-1926
F90-1936
F90-1943
F90-1945
F90-1947
F90-1949
F90-1952
F90-1955
F90-1961
F90-1963
F90-1964
Prp
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PB EXXON COMPANY USA
LG CITY OF BRYAN
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE SUN PIPELINES COMPANY
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE BUILDER'S TRANSPORT INC
PB RON'S WRECKER SERVICE
PB ENRON OIL TRADING C TRANS
PE CONOCO ONE STOP
PB SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE ORYX ENERGY COMPANY
PE ASSOC AIR CENTER
PE MOBIL OIL
PE MOBILE OIL CO
PE OCCIDENTAL COMPANY
UNKNOWN
PE TXI
UNKNOWN
PE LENNOX INDUSTRIES
PE DOW CHEMICAL CO
PE PHILLIPS 66 CO
UNKNOWN
PE STAR ENTERPRISE
PB ORYX ENERGY CO
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PE PHILLIPS PIPE LINE CO
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL WESTERN E ( P
PE RIATA ENERGY, INC
UNKNOWN
PE ENRON OIL TRADING t TRANS
PE OIL FIELD DISTRIBUTION
PE SABA ENERGY
PE TEXACO GAS STATION
FG USN NAVAL AIR STATION
UNKNOWN
SUN PIPELINE
WAY ENERGY INC.
PE GENERAL DYNAMICS
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL WESTERN E4P
PE TEXACO INC.
PE TEXACO, INC.
FE BNERGA3
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MCMURREY PIPELINE CO
PE WARNER ENTERPRISE
PE SHERHIN WILLIAMS PAINT
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE MOBIL OIL
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
UNKNOWN
PB STAR ENTERPRISES
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE MOBIL BtP U.S. IHC.
PE USA-ARMY CORPS/ENGINEERS
LG HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 3
PE MOBIl PIPELINE COMPANY
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE UNITED SERVICE CENTER
TROPICANA ENERGY CO
PE MOBIL E(P
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
Locate
BLOCK 194 - 7 MILES WEST
ANAHUAC COMPRESSOR PLANT
POWER PLANT PROPERTY OFF
1 MILE NORTH OF SPANISH
STEPHEN JACKSON LEAGUE
LAKE BY 1-35 (
29602 WILD FERN TRAIL
TERMINAL
3407 JANE LANE
CHITTIM RANGE, 16 MILES
SOUTH WEST CORNER OT HI
41/2 MILES SOUTH OF
SHAMBURGER LAKE UNIT FM
8321 LEMMON AVE
END OF BURT ST. EFFULENT
2100 SOUTH COLLEGE
DEER PARK FACILITY NEAR
1923 ALDINB PARKWAY
BOX 217. NEAR 1-45
ROYAL AND ABRAMS
1100 MAXINE AND AIRPORT
BLDG OC 708 STATE HWY 288
SAN BERNARD TERMINAL END
RT. 4 BOX 1275 EXXON RD.
NO. 1 ASPHALT DOCK
PO BOX 1778 2 MILES NORTH
3 MILES WEST OF NOCONA
RURAL AREA OFF OF HWY 82
DIXON CREEK
ON THE TRINITY RIVER 1
IN THE SAN BERNARD RIVER
KIRKLAND-HARRIS LEASE
KING RANCH LEASE RR COMM
BETWEEN 6408 AND 6410 ON
NJ CHITTIM RANCH HWY 277N
811 E. GALBRAITH
5M N.OF IMPERIAL! ABELL
FOOT ST
CHASE FIELD AT THE
7001 GRAPEVINE HWY
HtTC A266 OFF HWY 1960
AT DOCH IN BAY CITY
PO BOX 748
STATE HWY 199 t FM 51
BEHIND WHITE SWAN FORD
WELL M68
LEASE IS "RM PRICE"
ACH t B SURVEY
3213 FIRST PLACE
HINTON CARR LEASE
4 MI E OF NEHLANDAR
RT. 1
2802 W MILLER RD
2 MILE SOUTH OF TX HWY 29
PO BOX 3911 GROVE ST
NORTH OF KADANE CORNER
SAN BERNARD TERMINAL ON
NATIONAL STATION HOUSTON
PALO PINTO SCHOOL LAND
INTERSECTION OF ST HWY 6
TEXAS STATE HWY 6 AT
PRIVATE PASTURE DON
1 MILE EAST OF HGWY 207 1
2525 NE 28TH ST.
419 SUMMERSET RD
SALT CREEK FIELD UNIT
HTNB SURVEY SEC 6
Lcity
IRAAN
MONROE CITY
BRYAN
SPANISH FORT
SOUR LAKE
DALLAS
SPRING
MIDLOTHIAN
DALLAS
EAGLE PASS
RED OAK
DIVINE
TYLER
DALLAS
BEAUMONT
BRYAN
DEER PARK
HOUSTON
STREETMAN
DALLAS
FORT WORTH
FREEPORT
SWEENY
GRANGERLAND
PORT NECHES
BRECKENRIDGE
NOCONA
HENRIETTA
BORGBR
CARROLLTON
SWEENY
QUITMAN
CRANE
ALVIN
EAGLE PASS
HEBRONVILLE
IMPERIAL
PALACIOS
BEEVILLB
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
DAYTON
BAY CITY
FORT WORTH
SPRINGTOWN
DALLAS
MCCAMEY
MCCAMEY
LBFORS
LUBBOCK
TALCO
NEW LONDON
HAROLD
GARLAND
PINE MILLS
KADANE CORNER
BEAUMONT
KADANE CORNER
SWEENY
PORT ARTHUR
IOWA PARK
VANDERBILT
HOUSTON
TYLER
BORGER
FORT WORTH
SAN ANTONIO
CLAIREMONT
ELECTRA
Lcounty
PECOS
CHAMBERS
BRAZOS
MONTAGUE
HARDIN
DALLAS
MONTGOMERY
ELLIS
DALLAS
MAVERICK
ELLIS
ATASCOSA
SMITH
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
BRAZOS
HARRIS
HARRIS
NAVARRO
DALLAS
TARRANT
BRAZORIA
BRAZORIA
MONTGOMERY
JEFFERSON
STEPHENS
MONTAGUE
CLAY
HUTCHINSON
DALLAS
BRAZORIA
WOOD
UPTON
BRAZORIA
MAVERICK
JIM HOGG
PECOS
MATAGORDA
BEE
TARRANT
TARRANT
LIBERTY
MATAGORDA
TARRANT
PARKER
DALLAS
UPTON
UPTON
GRAY
LUBBOCK
TITUS
RUSK
WILBARGER
DALLAS
WOOD
WILBARGER
JEFFERSON
WILBARGER
BRAZORIA
JEFFERSON
WICHITA
JACKSON
HARRIS
HARRIS
SMITH
HUTCHINSON
TARRANT
BEXAR
KENT
WICHITA
ST
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
03/09/90
03/10/90
03/12/90
03/14/90
03/14/90
03/14/90
03/15/90
03/15/90
03/10/90
03/15/90
03/16/90
03/11/90
03/17/90
03/18/90
03/19/90
03/22/90
03/27/90
03/29/90
03/27/90
03/29/90
03/28/90
03/23/90
03/23/90
03/26/90
03/26/90
03/26/90
03/27/90
03/28/90
03/30/90
04/01/90
04/02/90
04/02/90
04/01/90
03/30/90
04/02/90
04/03/90
04/04/90
04/03/90
04/03/90
/ /
04/17/90
04/20/90
04/22/90
04/19/90
04/23/90
04/09/90
04/25/90
04/08/90
04/09/90
04/69/90
04/10/90
04/08/90
04/09/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/15/90
04/15/90
04/16/90
04/17/90
04/17/90
04/12/90
04/17/90
04/17/90
04/16/90
04/18/90
04/19/90
04/19/90
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OIL:CRUDE
OILtCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OILY BELT PRESS CAKE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: UNKNOWN
DIESEL
GASOLINE
GASBS
SHEEN
GAS OIL
OIL. MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL BASED MUD
OIL
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
JET A FUEL
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
*2 FUEL OIL
DIESEL FUEL
DIESEL FUEL
OILY SHEEN
TRANSFORMER OIL (54 PPM
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: TALL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILY SLUDGE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
LIGHT CYCLE GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
ASPHALT (MC 30)
ASPHALT
OIL: CRUDE
OLEFIN
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
4.00
2.00
100.00
1000.00
500.00
0.00
0.00
200.00
0.00
150.00
50.00
91.00
75.00
4200.00
30.00
150.00
1.00
3.00
20000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
2.00
100.00
2.00
20.00
500.00
2000.00
0.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
0.00
300.00
30.00
0.00
0.00
2500.00
0.00
0.00
300.00
30000.00
40.00
0.00
0.00
30.00
30.00
8.00
3.00
25.00
0.50
150.00
250.00
2.00
10.00
6.00
40.00
0.00
1100.00
5.00
3.00
800.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
0.00
8000.00
10.00
0.00
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Caset
F90-1967
F90-1969
F90-1973
F90-1975
F90-19I2
F90-1986
F90-1991
F90-2010
F90-2016
F90-2019
F90-2022
F90-2030
• F90-2037
F90-2038
F90-2039
F90-2041
F90-2049
F90-2053
F90-2051
F90-206S
F90-2075
F90-2078
F90-20M
F90-20a«
F90-2090
F90-2092
F90-2097
F90-2107
F90-2115
F90-2117
F90-2121
F90-2122
F90-2133
F90-2136
F90-2139
F90-2141
F90-2145
F90-21SO
F90-2152
F90-2155
F90-21S6
F90-2163
F90-2164
F90-216S
F90-21S7
F90-2172
F90-2174
F90-2175
F90-2195
F90-2202
F90-2207
F90-2208
F90-2212
F90-221S
F90-2241
F90-2242
P90-224S
F90-2249
F90-225S
F90-2256
F90-225I
F90-2259
F90-2270
F90-2272
F90-2274
F90-2275
F90-2282
F90-22«7
F90-2290
F90-2291
Prp
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE GRAND BANKS ENERGY
PE MOBIL OIL CORP.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
LG HUNT COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT
PE TEXAS-NEH MEXICO PIPELINE
PE ROLLINS LEASING
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PB PHILLIPS 66 CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE OXY USA INC
PB SVN PIPELINE
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO
PB MOBIL PIPELINE CO
PE GRAHAM ROYALTY
PE GRAHAM RESOURCES
TXI (SUSPECTED)
PE NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO
PE EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
PE OXY USA INC.
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PE EXXON CO. USA
LG SPRIHGTOHH VOL. FIRE.
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PB BURK ROYALTY CO
PE SHELLY GAS STATION
UNKHOHN
LG EXXON
PE MOBIL CHEMICAL
PE LTV AEROSPACE t DEFENSE
PE HONBLL HYDROCARBONS INC.
PE ARCO OIL AND CAS
UNKNOKN
MOBIL OIL CO
UNKHOHN
UHKNOHN
PE SABIO OIL CO.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
PE MOBIL OIL
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE SHELL OIL COMPANY
PB MOBIL PIPELINE
PE ROLLINS LEASING
PB SUN PIPELINES COMPANY
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA PIPELI
PE CHEVRON USA
PE EXXON CO
PE CHEVRON USA. INC.
PE BARRY STARTER CO
PE EXXON CO USA
FE ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA
PE CHARLIES EXXON
PE TANK CHECK ENVIR SVCS
PE TANK CHECK EHVIR SVCS
PB CHEVRON USA, INC.
PU SEGUIN ELECTRIC DEPT
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA PIPELI
LINEDALE REFINERY
PE THE PERMIAN CORP
PE SAKYBR'S AUTO
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
Locate
S. OF HNY 101
RT. 1 BOX 139
MOBIL OIL CORP.
NINK EAST TANK FARM
JOHN RUBBLE SURVEY
HNY 69 SOUTH
CHASEFIELD NAVAL AIR
MEXIA-GRAFORD FACILITY
PO BOX 866 END OF AVE A
JUST OFF HWY 146
DELEON STATION HHY 16
OFF OF HGNY 67
GREEN LAKE FIELD OFF OF
HALLS BAYOU RANCH
TEN TOP BRIDGE END OF
2 MILES S. OF TX HHY 44
NEAR THE AMOCO HILLIAH
PHOENIX LAKE FIELD
MOORE EQUIPMENT METER
STATE HHY 1*9 AND FARM RD
LEASE ROAD
H. T. < BRR SURVEY
FR 920
CORNER OF EAST ELM AND
HHY 3005 AT MILE 1C E.
1600 N. IRVING HEIGHTS
COMPANY FACILITY GULF
PO BOX 655*07 M/S 97.09
HICKORY CREEK BRIDGE ON
7111 SOUTH PRESA
RT. f PO BOX 384
5-7 MI B. Or GALVESTON
F M 317
CORPUS CHRISTI MARINA OFF
PARNELL < GOULD
SCOTT < JEFFERSON STREETS
US 84 US 7* PALESTINE i
MILLSAP LAKE
PO BOX 849 HHY 366 AND
HEST RANCH
FANNING COUNTY SCHOOL
P.O. BOX 100 HHY 225
IN A CREEK AT THE END OF
7 MILES SB OF ATHENS. TX
1-30 MM 212 EAST BOUND
2 MI E OF SARATOGA 1 MI
SOUTH OF CNTY RD 120
1 MILE NORTH OF HGHY 770
P.O. BOX 3090 TURNING
HHY 770
355 S HHY 227
L.E. COOLIDGE LEASE HELL
PINE COVE RD LAKE PLACID
HHY 79
FLOODED AREA OF SABINE
202 NORTH ELLIS
328 COLCORD ST.
11C PECAN ST.
TABBS BAY / GOOSE CREEK
2999 N 123 HHY PAD MOUNT
ABSTRACT NO. A-184
12000 LANNDALE AVE
50 36 GEORGE CLICK SURVEY
JEFFERSON AVENUE
BETHEEN HEARNS TX AND
Lclty
RANGER
COLORADO CITY
AUSTIN
HIHK
HHITE OAK
GREENVILLE
IRAAN
BEEVILLB
MILLSAP
SHEENY
LIVINGSTON
LONGVIEH
KILGORE
DELEOH
GORMAN
SANTA FE
HITCHCOCK
HEATHERFORD
RBDHATER
FREER
LOHGVIEN
ORANGE
CONROE
SPRINGTOHN
MARYNEAL
ELBCTRA
BRIDGE PORT
MINNSBORO
CALVES TOH
IRVING
BEAUMONT
DALLAS
HALNUTBEND
SAN ANTONIO
GAIMSVILLE
GALVESTOH
CHANDLER
CORPUS CHRISTI
DALLAS
GAINESVILLE
PALESTINE
MILLSAP
PORT ARTHUR
VANDERBILT
GAINSVILLE
DEER PARK
DEHTON
ATHENS
HOOKS
SARATOGA
MIDLAND
SARATOGA
BROHNSVILLE
SARATOGA
CLUTE
OVERTON
TYLER
ROCHDALE
GLADENATER
GROESBECK
HACO
PFLUGERVILLE
BAYTONN
SEGUIN
BROHNHOOD
HOUSTON
BRBCKENRIDGE
COCKELL HILL
HEARNS
HEARN
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
EASTLAND
MITCHELL
TRAVIS
MINKLER
GREGG
HUNT
PECOS
BEE
PARKER
BHAZORIA
POLK
GREGG
RUSK
COMANCHE
EASTLAND
GALVBSTON
GALVESTOH
PARKER
BONIE
DUVAL
GREGG
JEFFERSON
MONTGOMERY
PARKER
NOLAN
HICHITA
NISE
HOOD
GALVESTOH
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
COOKB
BEXAR
GALVESTON
HENDERSON
HUE CBS
DALLAS
COOKB
ANDERSON
PARKER
JEFFERSON
JACKSON
COOKE
HARRIS
DENTOH
HENDERSON
BOHIE
HARDIN
MIDLAND
HARDIN
CAMERON
HARDIN
BRAZORIA
RUSK
SMITH
MILAN
GREGG
LIMESTONE
MCLENNAN
TRAVIS
HARRIS
GUADALUPE
BROUN
HARRIS
STEPHENS
DALLAS
ROBERTSON
ROBERTSON
ST Spdate
TX 04/19/90
TX 04/20/90
TX 04/20/90
TX 04/20/90
TX 04/21/90
TX 04/21/90
TX 04/23/90
TX 04/24/90
TX 04/24/90
TX 04/24/90
TX 04/24/90
TX 04/25/90
TX 04/25/90
TX 04/26/90
TX 04/26/90
TX 04/26/90
TX 04/25/90
TX 04/27/90
TX 04/22/90
TX 04/26/90
TX 04/27/90
TX 04/28/90
TX 04/29/90
TX 04/23/90
TX 04/27/90
TX 04/30/90
TX 04/30/90
TX 05/01/90
TX 05/02/90
TX / /
TX 05/02/90
TX 05/02/90
TX 05/03/90
TX 05/02/90
TX 05/03/90
nil
TX 04/27/90
TX 05/03/90
TX 05/05/90
TX 05/06/90
TX 05/08/90
TX 04/24/90
TX 05/04/90
TX 05/04/90
TX 05/04/90
TX 04/27/90
TX 05/05/90
TX 05/04/90
TX 05/08/90
TX OS/08/90
TX OS/09/90
TX 05/08/90
TX 05/07/90
TX OS/08/90
TX 05/12/90
TX 05/12/90
TX OS/12/90
TX 05/12/90
TX 05/13/90
TX 05/13/90
TX 05/11/90
TX 04/17/90
TX OS/15/90
TX 05/15/90
TX 05/15/90
TX 05/16/90
TX 05/15/90
TX 05/17/90
TX 05/17/90
TX 05/17/90
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE VAPORS
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GAS OIL: CRACKED
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
PETROLEUM
NATURAL GAS
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: COHDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL DISPERSANT
OIL
DISTILLATE STRIPPER
JET FUEL: JP-5
UNKHOHN OIL
OILl CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL »2
OIL: CRUDE
OILl DIESEL
GASOLINE
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKHOHN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UHKNOHN OIL
OIL. HISC: TRANSFORMER
OILl CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
VIRGIN GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
U So
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Quant 1 t «
20.00 B P
2000.00 G F
0.00 U F
40.00 B P
50.00 B f
2000.00 G F
300.00 B P
2S.OO 6 F
4.00 B T
1.00 G
5.00 B F
3.00 G F
2.00 B P
0.00 U P
500.00 B P
13.00 B FP
13.00 B P
0.00 U U
500000.00 O P
75.00 B P
1.00 B P
200.00 B P
0.50 B F
0.00 U H
30.00 G H
75.00 B P
15.00 U T
0.00 U T
1.00 B H
o.oo v r
100.00 G F
200.00 G T
0.00 U U
65.00 G P
4.00 B P
225000.00 G O
0.00 U P
0.00 V
5000.00 G S
o.oo u u
o.oo r
50000.00 G P
0.00 U T
71.00 B r
5.00 B P
3.00 B P
0.00 U
5.00 B P
150.00 G M
420.00 G P
0.00 U P
10.00 B P
1000.00 G P
2.00 B r
o.oo v r
2.00 B P
o.oo u u
1000.00 G T
0.00 U U
10.00 G T
0.00 U T
0.00 U f
0.04 G P
1.00 G T
o.oo u p
1.00 G V
70.00 B P
o.oo u p
5000.00 U P
50.00 B P
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a u d
t « i
. 0
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
12/10/93
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Caset
F90-2312
F90-2322
F90-2323
F90-2332
F90-2333
F90-2334
F90-2344
F90-2350
F90-2354
F90-2360
F90-2367
F90-2369
.F90-2370
F90-2374
F90-2384
F90-2385
F90-2393
F90-2395
F90-2402
F90-2417
F90-2419
F90-2420
F90-2424
F90-2427
F90-2441
F90-2450
F90-2475
F90-2478
F90-2486
F90-2487
F90-2490
F90-2491
F90-2493
F90-2504
F90-2525
F90-2532
F90-2538
F90-2543
F90-2545
F90-25S6
F90-2560
F90-2563
F90-2571
F90-2S81
F90-2584
F90-2588
F90-2589
F90-2590
F90-2601
F90-2603
F90-2S13
F90-2615
F90-2616
F90-2617
F90-2618
F90-2619
F90-2620
F90-2621
F90-2622
F90-2623
F90-2624
F90-2621
F90-2630
F90-2641
F90-2643
F90-2667
F90-2677
F90-2678
F90-2686
F90-2687
9
t Prp
PE MITCHELL ENERGY CORP.
PE EXXON REFINERY
PE KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION
PE EXXON CO. USA
PE TRANSHESTERN PIPELINE CO.
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
PU SEGUIH ELECTRIC DEPT
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE CHEVRON USA
PE MITCHELL ENERGY CORP.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA PIPBLI
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE EXXON USA
PE BALDWIN HASTE OIL
PE
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PE PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PE S K ROGER'S OIL CO
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PE UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
PE TEXACO PRODUCING INC.
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE DIXIE CHEMICAL CO
PE TEXCOH OIL AND GAS CO
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE UNKNOWN
MEGA BORG
PE R.O. EVANS
PE KILLIAN TRUCKING COMPANY
PE EXXON COMPANY, USA
PE ONG PIPELINE CO. OF
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE ST RAILROAD STATION
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING I POHER
MATTHEWS
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
PE R.f. KINCHELOE
MARATHON PETROLEUM CO.
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
UNOCAL
PE EXXON
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
UNKNOWN
PE TEXAS/NEW MEXICO PIPELINE
PE CORUM PRODUCTION COMPANY
PE HOUSTON PIPELINE
LG CITY PUBLIC SERVICES
TRIMARK INDUSTRY
Locate
COWLING OIL UNIT A NR 1
2800 DECKER DRIVE
3755 FM 1488
1201 B. AIRPORT FREEWAY
BLOCK 6 OF HIGH, RAILROAD
HELL 423 SB BRECKRIDGE
1213 NORTH CAMP
HWY 36
SHEPPBRD LEASE
LEASE: LC NEIGHBORS HELL
ABSTRACT NO. 256 SURVEY
1 MILE WEST OF MCGREGOR
ECTOR STATION
1/2 NORTH OF NEW LONDON
CNTY RD 44; .SMI H. OF
1706 PHELPS
SURVEY - HtTC RR, BLOCK
PO BOX 866 END OF AVE A
2.5 MI S OF HHY 349 YATES
1/4 MI WEST OF STATE HHY
OFF OF FM 1486
H.H. PASTEUR SURVEY, 300
LEAGUE 81 - LABOR 19-22
EAST TEXAS FIELD CATERING
FRITZ SHANSON RD
UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
OFF OF FARM ROAD 208
RR1, BOX 122 NUECES BAY
2.5 MI SW OF HHY 190
10701 BAY AREA BLVD
OLD BANGS RD WELL NO.
MILE 3 RD.
TENL SURVEY, ABSTRACT 315
4.5 MILES SOUTH OF 1-10
200 GOLD FINCH ST
28-33 N 94-04-W 60MI SE
NH HHY I GARLAND
ON MCCAULEY HWY AT CITY
OFF OF HHY 71
1 MILE WEST OF MAXBY TX
PHILLIPS 66 US HWY SPUR
NORTH OF HWY 90 EAST OF
4135 LINFIELD OFF 1-45
YATES GAS PLANT OFF HWY
ON FM 3058
CEDAR BAYOU ELECTRIC GEN
1117 LIPICLAND
2 MILES WEST OF HWY 208
3851 AIRPORT BLVD SVITE
MARATHON TOPPING UNIT ON
P.O. BOX 237
P.O. BOX 237
.O. BOX 237
.O. BOX 237
.0. BOX 237
.O. BOX 237
.O. BOX 237
.O. BOX 237
PEWITT RANCH FIELD "A"
BOX 968
2 MILES EAST OF HGWY 208
BEHIND THE CHARLOTTE HIGH
PROPERTY NO.4533-0001
1-10 AT SJOLANDER RD.
8801 LITTLE WALNUT DR IN
SOUTH 9 MILES ON HGWY 24
909 MANDIERA RD
Lcity
BRIDGEPORT
BAYTOWN
MAGNOLIA
IRVING
KERHIT
BRECKRIDGE
SEGUIN
SUMMERVILLE
GAINSVILLE
GLADEHATER
PARADISE
IOWA PARK
COAHOMA
GOLDSMITH
NEW LONDON
ROBSTOHN
LITTLEFIELD
WICHITA FALLS
SHEENY
IRAAN
KILGORE
MAGNOLIA
KILGORE
LEVELLAND
KILGORE
KILLGORE
BISHOP
SNYDER
TAFT
IRAAN
PASADENA
BANGS
MERCEDES
NEWCASTLE
KATY
RICHARDSON
GALVESTON
DALLAS
HAMLIN
TALCO
MAXEY
BORGER
AMES
DALLAS
IRAAN
SNOOK
ELDON
ALVIN
SILVER
AUSTIN
TEXAS CITY
NBDERLAND
NEDERLAHD
NEDERLAND
NEDERLAND
NEDERLAND
NEDERLAHD
NEDERLAND
NEDERLAND
TALCO
BORGER
SILVER
CHARLOTTE
SNYDER
BAY TOWN
LIBERTY
AUSTIN
PARIS
SAN ANTONIO
PALESTINE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
WISE
HARRIS
MONTGOMERY
DALLAS
HINKLER
STEPHENS
GUADALUPE
BURLESON
COOKE
GREGG
HISE
WICHITA
HOWARD
ECTOR
HENDERSON
NUECES
LAMB
ARCHER
BRAZORIA
PECOS
MONTGOMERY
GREGG
HOCKLEY
GREGG
GREGG
NUECES
KENT
SAN PATRICIO
PECOS
HARRIS
HIDALGO
YOUNG
FORT BEND
DALLAS
GALVESTON
DALLAS
JONES
TITUS
LAMAR
HUTCHINSON
LIBERTY
DALLAS
PECOS
BURLESON
CHAMBERS
BRAZORIA
COKE
TRAVIS
GALVESTON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
TITUS
HUTCHINSON
COKE
ATASCOSA
SCURRY
HARRIS
LIBERTY
TRAVIS
LAMAR
BEXAR
ANDERSON
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
spdate
05/17/90
OS/19/90
05/19/90
05/21/90
05/18/90
05/19/90
05/21/90
05/22/90
05/22/90
05/22/90
05/23/90
05/22/90
05/22/90
05/23/90
05/20/90
/ /
05/25/90
05/24/90
05/26/90
05/28/90
05/28/90
05/25/90
05/27/90
05/22/90
05/30/90
05/31/90
06/01/90
06/01/90
06/03/90
06/03/90
06/04/90
06/04/90
06/01/90
06/05/90
05/30/90
06/07/90
06/09/90
06/13/90
06/07/90
06/09/90
06/10/90
06/10/90
06/11/90
06/13/90
06/12/90
06/13/90
06/13/90
06/13/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
01/28/90
10/10/89
10/13/89
12/14/89
01/13/90
01/24/90
03/13/90
04/15/90
04/16/90
04/03/90
02/23/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/16/90
06/17/90
06/06/90
06/20/90
06/18/90
06/20/90
06/27/90
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
PROCESSED GAS OIL
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
NATURAL GAS AND
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
HASTE OIL
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSMISSION FLUID
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
LIGHT ALKY
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. C
XYLENB
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
NAPHTHA
DIESEL
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
DONTHERM G TRANFER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL
Quant 1
0.00
8.00
1000.00
2000.00
93.00
40.00
1.00
0.00
3.50
5.00
33.00
3.00
1.00
170.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
45.00
4.00
1.00
5.00
2.00
18.00
0.00
100.00
7.00
7.00
27.00
0.00
10.00
2626.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
60.00
0.00
800000.00
40.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
300.00
5.00
0.00
3.00
400.00
800.00
110.00
3.00
0.00
15.00
2.00
3.00
30.00
5.00
5.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
o.so
0.00
3.00
0.00
200.00
600.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
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12/10/93
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Caaei
F90-2693
F90-2694
F90-269S
F90-2700
F90-2701
F90-2703
F90-2708
F90-2710
F90-2711
F90-2713
F90-2726
F90-2734
. F90-2736
F90-2766
F»0-27»7
F90-2793
F90-2794
F90-2795
F90-2797
F90-2B03
F90-2805
F90-2806
F90-2I12
F90-2M2
F90-2841
F90-2I44
F90-2S54
F90-2858
F90-2S59
F90-2875
F90-2885
F90-2889
F90-2I91
F90-2I94
F90-2I96
F90-2902
F90-2904
F90-290I
F90-2915
F90-2917
F90-2922
F90-2927
F90-2933
F90-2935
F90-2946
F90-2951
F90-2959
F90-2960
F90-2972
F90-2973
F90-297I
F90-29I4
F90-3001
F90-3006
F90-3009
F90-3013
F90-3021
F90-3025
F90-3030
F90-3033
F90-3042
F90-3043
F90-3045
F90-3055
F90-3056
F90-3067
F90-306*
F90-3069
F90-3079
F90-3083
g
t Prp
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING I PONER
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
LG ATASCOCITA FIRB DEPT
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE TEXACO
PE TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY
PE COASTAL STATES CRUDE GATH
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.
PE SHELL WESTERN E AND P
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE ASSOCIATED ENERGY
PE KOCH PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE PHILLIP'S PETROLEUM CO
PE SANTA FE RR
PE MOBIL PRODUCING INC
PE SHELL HESTERM K
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Case*
F90-3087
F90-3091
F90-3096
F90-3098
F90-3124
F90-3137
F90-3142
F90-3153
F90-3156
F90-3160
F90-3165
F90-3169
.F90-3178
F90-3200
F90-3203
F90-3205
F90-3206
F90-3208
F90-3216
F90-3221
F90-3225
F90-3232
F90-3234
F90-3237
F90-3243
F90-3247
F90-3250
F90-3251
F90-3261
F90-3263
F90-3264
F90-3265
F90-3267
F90-3272
F90-3273
F90-3279
F90-3283
F90-3288
F90-3291
F90-3296
F90-3299
F90-3316
F90-3318
F90-3333
F90-3344
F90-3354
F90-3363
F90-3364
F90-3371
F90-3375
F90-3381
F90-3386
F90-3388
F90-3391
F90-3402
F90-3409
F90-3415
F90-3418
F90-3426
F90-3428
F90-3431
F90-3432
F90-3433
F90-3436
F90-3438
F90-3441
F90-3451
F90-3453
F90-3462
F90-3463
Prp
PB CITATION OIL « GAS
UNKNOWN
PZ CONOCO INC.
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL
PE TRUCK STOPS OF AMERICA
ALLIED PAPER INC.
PE R.T. MONTGOMERY
PB EXXON, USA
MARATHON OIL CO.
PE REEVES TRANSPORTATION
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC R/R
PE ORYX ENERGY CO
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
UNKNOWN
PE EXXOM CO., U.S.A.
CITY OF SAN ANGELO
PE
EXXON
SUN TRUCKING CO.
PE ORYX ENERGY COMPANY
UNKNOWN
PB JIFFY LUBE INC.
PE SNIDER OIL CORP
PB ROADWAY EXPRESS
PE SNIDER OIL CORP
UNION PACIFIC RR
ROBERT BYRNE
UNKNOWN
PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO.
CHEMENTS OIL CORP
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE TRANS OHIO
PE EXXON
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE EXXON
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE SUN REFINING CO
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE TX PIPELINE
PE MOVAC TRUCKING COMPANY
PE KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RR
PE SNIDER OIL COR?
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
PE MOBIL EtP U.S. INC.
UNKNOWN
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN RR
PE DALROCH MARIHA
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE BARD CORP
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.
PE SNIDER OIL CORP
PE EXXON, USA
PU UNKNOWN
PE MOBIL EtP
PE MOBIL OIL
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN R/R
PE JOE JACKSON TRANSMISSION
PE MARATHON PETROLEUM CO
PE SAM TEMPLETON
PE m OSBORH OIL AMD GAS
PE WARREN PETROLEUM CO.
Locate
WILLAMAR LEASE UNIT SHARE
BLOCK 29 W AND NWRR CO
2401 HWY 26
ST. FRANCES HWY
HWY 75 AT RENNER RD
4730 SANDY POINT RD
WHITE OAK RD
1-30 AND HILLSCREST
WELL 12335 4MI OF IRAAN,
AVENUE K AND HHY 360
HCR 2, BOX 27L
ESTIHE BLAKBY LEASE HELL
BEHIND CITY SHOP, NEAR
LYONDALE TEMMAL
N OF WHITEOAK, ON J K
1400 BLOCK B. 10TH ST t
TOOKE ROAD NORTH OF HWY
DITCH LEADING TO
4210 NORTH HHY 6
INTERSECTION OF STATE RD
16 MILE SOUTH OF
OROYO COLORADO RIVER 10
MILE POST 235
5M S OF CRANE ON HWY 385
SEC 24, BLK 194, 5 MI H
BLK L, SARVKY GHSARR, 11H
202 WND ST.
833 BLAISDALE
WHERE US 90A CROSSES
1-30 AT FM 900 WENDY'S
3214 NORTH PAN-AM EXPWAY
15 MILES U.K. OF BIG LAKE
20004 HWY 3
SEC 62, BL 1 I. AND G.N.
1500 BLOCK OF E 10TH ST
FINA OIL AND CHEMICALS
350 OLD CHOKED RD
4.SMI SW OF BRYSON OFF
COUNTY ROAD 415 HWY 36
HALF WAY BETWEEN GARLAND
3300 COLLEGE STREET
10 MILES BAST OF TOWN
INTERSTATE 45 IN CRYSTAL
CLEAR LAKE S SHORE BLVD
ST HWY 616
3500 BLOCK OF TURTLE
M.P. 179
ROUTE 1 BOX 606
FM 80
EVANS RD. UNDER IH-35
3000 BLOCK OF OLD HOUSTON
12 MILES SW.
1/2 MILE EAST OF HWY 42
ELM FORK OF TRINITY RIVER
SALT CREEK FIELD
WEST RANCH FACILITY WELL
96 ST AND AVE P
6716 E TEX FREEWAY
FOOT OF 10TH S
209 CANYON
AVAtAH ST
10319 HWY 146
Lcity
RAYMONDVILLE
LAKEWAY
FORSAN
SOUTH LAKE
AMARILLO
RICHARDSON
BRYAN
WHITE OAK
SULPHUR SPRINGS
IRAAN
GRAND PRAIRIE
GILMER
POST
IRAAN
DEL RIO
SHYDER
SAN ANGBLO
HOUSTON
WARREN
CORSICANA
CLARKSVILLE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
BRECKINRIDGE
JACKSONVILLE
BIG LAKE
NOLAN
ARLINGTON
CRANE
IRAAN
ATLANTA
RICHMOND
MT. VERNON
SAN ANTONIO
BIG LAKE
WEBSTER
IRAAN
CORSICANA
WICHITA FALLS
FRIBNDSWOOD
BRYSON
LYONS
SACHSE
BEAUMONT
PLACEDO
CONROE
LEE CITY
VANDERBILT
DALLAS
NEWBY
ROWLETT
TEAGUE
BORGER
SELMA
HUNTSVILLE
ACKERLEY
NEW LONDON
DALLAS
JAYTON
VANDERBILT
NEWBY
LUBBOCK
BEAUMONT
TEXAS CITY
MIDLAND
BUEAMONT
MONT BELVIEU
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HILLACY
TRAVIS
HOWARD
TARRANT
POTTER
DALLAS
BRAZOS
GREGG
HOPKINS
PECOS
DALLAS
UPSHUR
GARZA
PECOS
VAL VERDE
GARZA
TOM GREEN
HARRIS
TYLER
NAVARRO
GREGG
HARRIS
HARRIS
STEPHENS
CHEROKEE
REAGAN
NOLAN
CAMERON
TARRANT
CRANE
PECOS
SCHLBICHER
CASS
FT. BEND
FT. BEND
HOPKINS
BEXAR
REAGAN
HARRIS
PECOS
NAVARRO
WICHITA
HARRIS
JACK
BURLESON
COLLIH
JEFFERSON
JACKSON
MONTGOMERY
GALVESTON
JACKSON
DALLAS
LEON
DALLAS
FREESTONE
HUTCHINSON
BEXAR
WALKER
MARTIN
RUSK
DALLAS
KENT
JACKSON
LEON
LUBBOCK
JEFFERSON
GALVESTON
MIDLAND
JEFFERSON
CHAMBERS
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
spdate
08/05/90
08/06/90
08/06/90
08/06/90
08/08/90
08/14/90
/ /
08/11/90
08/12/90
08/12/90
08/13/90
08/13/90
08/14/90
08/16/90
08/16/90
08/16/90
06/10/90
08/12/90
08/11/90
08/26/90
08/20/90
08/20/90
08/20/90
08/21/90
08/20/90
08/22/90
08/22/90
08/22/90
08/17/90
08/15/90
08/17/90
08/17/90
08/17/90
08/26/90
08/24/90
08/25/90
08/26/90
08/26/90
08/27/90
08/26/90
08/29/90
08/29/90
07/25/90
09/01/90
09/04/90
08/29/90
09/05/90
09/05/90
09/06/90
09/08/90
09/10/90
09/11/90
09/06/90
09/09/90
09/10/90
09/09/90
09/08/90
09/09/90
09/11/90
09/11/90
09/11/90
09/10/90
09/06/90
09/12/90
09/13/90
09/13/90
09/14/90
09/14/90
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
DIESEL 12
TAR
OIL: CRUDE
TRANSMISSION FLUID
OIL: CRUDE
OOIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
PAVING OIL t DIESEL FUEL
<6 OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL BASE MUD
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
PROPANE, PENTAHE,
HYDRAULIC OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OILY-WATER
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
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F90-3475
F90-34B4
F90-348B
F90-3510
F90-3S12
F90-3S17
F90-3519
F90-3524
F90-3526
F90-3542
F90-3543
F90-3549
. F90-3S55
F90-3S5B
F90-3560
F90-3567
P90-35S2
F90-3594
F90-3596
F90-3602
F90-3S07
F90-3615
F90-3625
F90-362B
F90-3631
F90-3639
F90-3640
F90-3C41
F90-3647
F90-365*
F91-0012
F91-0016
F91-0021
F91-002B
F91-0030
F91-0042
F91-0047
P91-004B
F91-005B
F91-0060
F91-OOS7
F91-006B
F91-0071
F91-0074
F91-007C
F91-OOM
F91-0091
F91-009B
F91-01H
F91-0120
F91-0127
F91-0144
F91-0146
F91-0152
F91-0154
F91-016I
F91-0171
F91-0177
F91-017B
F91-01B1
F91-01I3
F91-OK5
P91-0190
F91-0193
F91-0194
F91-0205
F91-0212
F91-021B
F91-0220
F91-0221
Prp
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PE C.S.Y. ENERGY
PU UNKNOWN
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE MOBIL B t P
PB ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE GULF STATES UTILITIES
PE UNION PACIFIC R.R.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
SOUTH SHORE HARBOR
UNKNOWN
PHILIPS PETROLEUM
KOCH GATHERING
PE MARATHON PETROLEUM
PE JEENS BAYOU
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE DORADO OIL COMPANY
PE TANK CHECK ENVIR SVCS
PE COSDEN PIPELINE COMPANY
UNKNOWN
PE TEXAS EASTMAN
UNKNOWN
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PB T.U. ELECTRIC COMPANY
PE PHILLIPS 66 CO.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE CLEHHOH OIL CORP.
PB CECIL CATLIH OIL COHP.
PU TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOMN
PB CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE EXXON, USA
UNKNOWN
PE SHELL OIL PRODUCTION INC.
PE CITGO PIPELINE
PE CONOCO INC.
PE ARCO CHEMICAL CO.
PE TEXACO
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE ANDY'S EXCAVATING SERVICE
PB BP PIPELINE
PE MARTIN BROWER
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE EXXON, USA
LG JOHNSON COUNTY
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE
UNKNOWN
EXXON PIPELINE
LG SULFUR SPRINGS FIRE DIPT
PE INCA METAL PRODUCTS
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PB PHILLIPS 66 CO.
PB SHELL OIL COMPANY
PE SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE BP OIL PIPELINE
FG NAVAL AIRSTA KINGSVILLE
PB SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE SNIDER OIL CORP
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
UNKNOWN
Locate
YATESVILLB UNIT 4.6 MILES
CALDBR DR
JACKSBORO HRY LAKE NORTH
S HHITBMAN SURVEY
BLOCK G WACO AND NW RR
CM DODGE LEASE WELL 109
965 AND 9B5 ORLEANS ST
NAGNER COLONY SUBDIVISION
OIL LEASE BARSOOI »2 (5M
P.O. BOX 1191
VICKY LYNN LEASE HARLTON
5.SHI SN OF IRAAN
FH 15B2 .4 MILE FROM MM
901 RT. 151
SECTION 30 BLOCK 33
9TH AND CALDER AVE
RID RIVER, WITCHITA
OFF OF SIMMONS CITY HWY
BARSOOI LEASE
730* FRANKFORD ROAD
LOOP 2B7
1 MILE SOUTH HNY 36
NORTH OF HNY 329
AMOCO DOBY LEASE CENTER
HWY 59 JUST H. OF ATLANTA
RT. 3 BOX 143 F
OFF OF BBLTLINE ROAD
1/2M S. OF US HWY 691HWY
LAWNDALE ST AND HWY 225
CROWN ST.
NEAR FM 1252
1/2 MILE E OF GLADEWATER
522 S. LOCUST STREET
HELL NO DU3335. NEAR WEST
200 YDS WORTH OF GEORGE
COUNTY ROAD lltl
WIGHT UNIT NORTH COWDEN
ARCO CHEMICAL CO. 2502
NEW HOPE FIELD BATTERY B
CONROE FIELD LEASE NAME:
COUNTY ROAD 102
1 MILE WEST OF WHITE OAK
193 W. CORPORATE 7-11
BETWEEN BEIMS HEIGHT AND
•ELL NO. I-P DONALD
PR GEURIN LEASE WELL
DOWNTOWN JOSHUA, WESTERN
1/2 MILE N. OF GEORGE
COXtPERKINS LABAY LEASE
12100 E. FRWY AT NORMANDY
HOURS RD
400 W. SHANNON RD.
7520 MAINLAND DR.
5 MI WEST OP ST HWY 349
HWY 42 BRIGHTWELL LEASE
NORTH OF JONES CREEK
SHELL OIL REFINERY HWY
1/4 MILE WORTH OF HWY 770
5MI EAST SEC T4BN R4tE
1 MILE SSE OF THE CORNER
AIR OPERATIONS BLDG BLDG
MAXWELL PRODUCTION WELL
HIGHWAY 150 E JOHN SMITH
IRRIGATION CANAL BOOTH
Lclty
IRAAN
LEAGUE CITY
FORT WORTH
LEVETT CHAPEL
CLAIREHONT
BIG SPRING
BEAUMONT
ARLINGTON
ELECTRA
CLEAR LAKE
HOUSTON
CORPUS CHRISTI
TEXAS CITY
JEFFERSON
IRAAN
PEARSALL
WAKE VILAGB
BIG SPRING
BEAUMONT
LOMGVIEW
NITCHITA FALLS
THREE RIVERS
ALVIN
DALLAS
LUSKIN
JONES CREEK
CRANE
WHITE OAK
ATLANTA
JACKSBORO
DALLAS
BEAUMONT
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
KILGORB
OLADEWATER
SULFUR SPRINGS
DENVER
LOHGVIEN
ODESSA
CHAHNELVIEN
SCROGOINS
CONROB
BURLESON
WHITE OAK
LBWISVILLE
IRAAN
WEBSTER
NEW LONDON
JOSHUA
LONGVIEW
EL CAHPO
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
SULFUR SPRINGS
SAN ANTONIO
IRAAN
LEVERT'S CHAPEL
JONES CREEK
DEER PARK
SARATOGA
MAGNOLIA
KILGORE
KINGSVILLE
NEW LONDON
BRBCKINRIDGB
KILGORB
EDINBURGH
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GALVESTON
TARRAHT
RUSK
KENT
HOWARD
JEFFERSON
TARRANT
WICHITA
HARRIS
BRAIORIA
HEUCES
GALVESTON
MARION
PECOS
LA SALLE
BOHIE
HOWARD
JEFFERSON
HARRISON
ARCHER
LIVE OAK
BRUORIA
DALLAS
ANGELINA
BRAIORIA
CRANE
GRAY
CASS
JACK
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
HARRIS
GREGG
GREGG
HOPKINS
YOAKUM
GREGG
HOPKINS
ECTOR
HARRIS
FRANKLIN
MONTGOMERY
JOHNSON
GREGG
DBHTON
PECOS
HARRIS
RUSK
JOHNSON
GREGG
WHARTOX
HARRIS
HARRIS
HOPKINS
BEXAR
PECOS
RUSK
BRAIORIA
HARRIS
HARDIH
MONTGOMERY
GREGG
KLEBERG
RUSK
STEPHENS
RUSK
HIDALGO
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
NO. 6 rUEL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
GASOLINE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
KEROSENE
UNKNOMN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRANLIS
OILlCRUDE
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
VACUUM GAS OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
MINERAL SPIRITS
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
ASPHALT
OIL:CRUDE
HYDROCARBONS
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-1
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
DIESEL
GASOLINE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
SLOP OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL! JP-5
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
Quant 1
4.00
10.00
0.00
10O.OO
20.00
10.00
BO. 00
1000.00
50.00
0.00
0.00
4.00
1000.00
31.00
12.00
5.00
170.00
0.00
10.00
1.25
6SOO-00
0.00
5000.00
4.00
50.00
4000.00
10.00
30.00
50.00
500.00
0.00
0.00
70.00
0.00
1000.00
15.00
2.00
0.00
50.00
2.00
19.00
0.50
150.00
100.00
4.00
0.00
61.00
SO. 00
1.00
0.00
2.00
300.00
5.00
50.00
0.00
5.00
300.00
75.00
1.00
50.00
15.00
10.00
3.00
45.00
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0.00
200.00
40.00
100.00
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Caset t Prp
F91-0228 PB HlLLCRBST SHELL
F91-0234 PB H AND L FEED STORE
F91-02S4 PE TEXACO PIPELINE
F91-0258 PE HYDRO CARBON RECYCLERS
F91-0273 UNKNOWN
F91-0275 GULF STATES UTILITIES
F91-0295 PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F91-0296 PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F91-0297 PE CHEVRON USA
F91-0298 UNKNOWN
F91-0307 PE DUPONT
F91-0318 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
. F91-0324 ONltNONN
F91-0327 PE THE PERHIAN CORP
F91-0328 DAVID FULLER
F91-0329
F91-0333 PE TEXACO PIPELINE
F91-0334 THREE-NAY CONSTR.
F91-0338 GLOSSIER-MANN OIL
F91-0340 PE GLOSSIER-MANN OIL CO.
F91-0356 PE CHEVRON USA
F91-0357 PB SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
F91-0363 PE ARCO INC.
F91-0376 PE ARCO INC.
F91-0378 LG CITY OF HEATHERFORD
F91-0382 BIRCH BROOK APIS .
F91-0385 PE CHEVRON USA INC.
F91-0396 PB AMOCO PIPELINE CO.
F91-0398 UNKNOWN
F91-0408 PE AMARILLO ROADS
F91-0412 SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F91-042S PE TEXACO TRADING t TRANSPOR
F91-0432 PE CHEVRON USA, INC.
F91-0435 PB CHEVRON PIPELINE COMPANY
F91-0437 PB AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
F91-0450 PB MOBIL PRODUCING INC
F91-0452 PE UNION PACIFIC R.R.
F91-0453 PB MORTON SALT CO.
F91-0466 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
F91-0477 PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
F91-048S PE SUN PIPELINES COMPANY
F91-0486 PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F91-0487 PE OXY USA INC
F91-0488 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F91-0494 PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
F91-0501 PB CHEVRON PIPELINE CO
F91-0509 PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
F91-0514 FG USAF BROOKS AFB
F91-OS20 PB SUN PIPELINE
F91-0521 PE LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL CO
F91-0523 FE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
F91-0524 PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
F91-0531 PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
F91-0532 PE SUN PIPELINE
F91-0534 SCRLOCK OIL CO.
F91-0543
F91-0544 SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F91-0545 PE TEXACO PIPELINE
F91-0550 PE COSDEN PIPELINE COMPANY
F91-0561 PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
F91-0563 PE CROWN CENTRAL PETRO CORP.
F91-0565 PE SUN PIPELINE
F91-0569 PE SUN PIPELINE
F91-0572 PE EXXON CO USA
F91-0576 PE CHEVRON USA
F91-05B1 MARVIN RIGGS
F91-0601 PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
F91-0602 PE CENTRAL POWER ( LIGHT
F91-06H PE ARCO OIL
F91-0612 PE MOBIL PRODUCING INC
Locate
SOUTHERN MBTH. UNIV NEAR
JEFFERSON TO JACKSON TO
H AND CN SURVEY BLOCK B-2
TRAVIS RAIL SPUR
LOOP INTO DOHNTONN
BOLIVAR YACHT CLUB
RT 1
JOHN K. HEATH ESTATE
INTERSECTION BRAES BAYOU
12501 STRANG RD
SURVEY J.P. SMITH BLOCK
200 CHEROKEE ST
HE QUARTER HT(B RAIL ROAD
HIGHWAY 103
PORT OF FREEPORT NEAR
OUTSIDE CITY LIMIT.
US 82 2MI WEST TX 258
US 82 WEST OF TX. 25*
10 MI N. OF LAMBSA
1/4 MI SOUTH OF 1-10 1/2
HHY 16
HIGHWAY 16
700 FT. NORTH ST.
12300 FLEMING BIRCH BROOK
1HI S. OF BAYTOHH
2M N Of INTERSECTION OF
20 M. OF GUYMOND: DRAW
FM 369
THOMAS J. MARTIN SURVEY
LUBEL LEASE TANK BATTERY
FARM TO MARKET ROAD 1201
OFF OF STATE HHY 18
SOUTH ON HHY 35 THEN TURN
HEST RANCH "A" LEASE
MORTON SALTS
MORTON SALT PLANT TRACKS
CHEVRON TRINITY STA.
FARM TO MARKET RD. 1170
1 MILE NORTH OF HHY 90
CORNER OF POPE RD. AND
TANK BATTERY CALVIN A
YATES FIELD UNIT HELL
300 YDS NORTH OF FM ROAD
3400 E HHY 80
S.G. SMITH LEASE, HELL
BROOKS AFB BLDG 930
HHY 42 SOUTH.
1200 LAHNDALE DR.
PO BOX 849 HHY 366 AND
PO BOX 849 HHY 366 AND
3.5 MI, NORTH OF
2 HI SOUTH OH HHY 42 1/2
LEASE PROPERTY - 15 E OF
THOMPSON RD
POPE RD t WILSON RD 4MI
ON HHY 16
SECTION 30, BLOCK 33
300 FT. NORTH OF GO
CROWN CENTRAL REFINERY AT
NORTH WHATLEY RD.
H. WHATLEY RD.
NEAR INTERSECTION OF ST
RUNAWAY BAY - 3 MILES
504 N. 8TH
INTERSECTION OF ST HHY
VICTORIA POWER STATION
LAHTHER HELL 31.GARRETT
STATE COBDEN LEASE NEAR
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ERNS Oil spill Database
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ST Spdate
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n ur a u d
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Quantl t e . e
TDDt
DALLAS
SULPHUR SPRINGS
LEFORS
SAN ANTONIO
ORANGE
BOLIVAR
KILGORE
KILDARE
LEESBURG
HOUSTON
LAPORTE
SNYDER
LONGVIEH
ROSEVINE
FREEPORT
ELECTRA
ODESSA
WICHITA FALLS
WICHITA FALLS
LA MESA
WINNIE
GRAHAM
GRAHAM
HEATHERFORD
HOUSTON
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HARRIS
SCURRY
GREGG
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PRESIDIO
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WICHITA
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CHAMBERS
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YOUNG
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HARRIS
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HINKLER
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F91-0626 PE SUN PIPELINES COMPANY
F91-063I PE NINSTEAD. SECHEAT, MIMICK
F91-0641 PE ARCO INC.
F91-0647 PE KENNETH BAXTER
F91-0649 PE EXXON CO USA
F91-0650 PE SUPERHANDY
F91-0654 QUANTUM CHEM. CORP.
F91-06SS PE PRIDE REFINING INC
F91-0671 PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
F91-0674 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
F91-067« PE ARCO OIL I GAS CO.
F91-0679 PE SUN PIPELINE
. F91-06M PE COASTAL CORP
F91-0690 PE TEXACO
F91-0692 PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
F91-069» PE ENRON OIL TRADING/TRANSP
F91-0700 PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
F91-0713 PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
F91-0715 PE STAR ENTERPRISE
F91-0717 PE SUN PIPELINE
F91-0723 UNKNOWN
F91-0724 PE GULF STATE UTILITIES
F91-0732 PE SUN MARINE TERMINAL
F91-0740 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F91-0741 PE MOBIL PIPELINE
F91-074B PB SNYDER OIL CORP
F91-0762 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F91-0773 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F91-0774 PE TEXAS EASTMAN CO.
F91-0779 PE H.C.M. GROUP
F91-07«6 PE SNYDER OIL CORP
F91-0790 PE EXXON KING RANCH
F91-0793 PB CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
F91-0795 PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
F91-0796 PE EXXON CO.
F91-OI02 PE PHILLIPS 66
F91-OS07 PE MISSION PETROLEUM
F91-OilO PE EXXON USA
F91-OI13 PE BXXON CO USA
F91-OI20 PE DIXIE MARINE INC
F91-0(24 PE AMERICAN PETROFINA
F91-OI27 PE EXXON PIPELINE
F91-0>34 PE PHILLIPS 66
F91-OI3I PE CITGO PIPELINE CO.
F91-OM6 PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
F91-OI47 PE HARHAR BOTTLING CO
F91-OI61 PE H/V LAKE CHARLES
F91-0(66 PE SUN PIPELINE
F91-OI67 PE EXXON CO.
F91-OI71 PE LONE STAR STEEL
F91-OC76 PE THE PERMIAN CORP
F91-OI7t PE EXXON PIPELINE
F91-OI79 PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
F91-OM1 LG LONER COLORADO RIVER AUTH
F91-OI93 PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
F91-0894 UNKMONN
F91-0«9t PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
F91-0900 PE EAST TEXAS RAIL CONTRACT
F91-0902 PE PHILLIPS 66
F91-0903 PE ANADRILL INC
F91-0904 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F91-090' PE EXXON PIPELINE
F91-0912 BRIDGE OIL CO
F91-0914 CHEVRON PIPELINE
F91-0923 PB SUN PIPELINE CO
F91-0925 PB CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.
F91-0930 PE MARATHON OIL CO.
F91-0931 PE ARCO INC.
F91-0933 LG LONER COLORADO RIVER AUTH
F91-0939 PE KERR GLASS MANUFACTURING
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JM DURAN ABSTRACT 11
SHERITON HOTEL 2211 N 135
SH 1/4 OF SEC 500, 17M SH
222 GIMHER ST
WHATLEY RD
500 MAIN ST
1515 MILLER CUTOFF RD.
LAS VEGAS TRAIL OFF OF
1 MILE NE OF INTERSECTION
FARM TO MARKET RD. 717
LEASE NAME LAHTHER 1/2 S.
OFF FM 1(45 HAKKINS CREEK
HWY 44
GOODYEAR RD OFF CNTY LINE
CHAMBERS AND LIBERTY CNTY
35 MILES S OF FT
HtPC RIR CO BLOCK 23
NORTH END HOUSTON AVE
J. H. AKIN LEASE HNY «0
MARINA AT JOE POOL LAKE,
SABINE RIVER PLANT
SUN TERMINAL HNY 347
P.O. BOX 6«« BLOCK 194
FM ROAD 1293 BRAGG
ELESOR RANCH NELL NO. 1
MARATHON OIL COMPANY
P.O. BOX 66« STATE ROUTE
KODAK BLVD
HNY 59
FARM TO MARKET 303
PLATA PASTURE OFF HHY 141
PUMP STA. EAST OF HHY
REID SNITCH ROAD SOUTH
EAST TEXAS FIELD ST. HHY
P.O. BOX 961 US HNY SPUR
3217 EAST ABRAMS
MACDOKALD LEASE
COMMERCE ST
2102 BRQADHAY
AHDEL PIPELINE 1/2 MI
BEHIND THE TALCO ASSEMBLY
P.O. BOX 9«« US HNY SPUR
BY PINETREE RD. 2 1/2 MI
AG MORTON LEASE EAST TX
1303 N MAIN ST
HESS TERMINAL DOCK 2
10» H. BINGHAM RD.
RT. 1 BOX 94
SURVEY G. CLICK
BEHIND THE TALCO ASSEMBLY
PETERSON RD
FERGUSON POWER PLANT OFF
ON UNION PACIFIC LINE ON
IN THE COLORADO RIVER
ASHLEY NILSON STA
ON HWY 315 AND US 95
PO BOX 961 VS HNY SPUR
150 MACCO BLVD
P.O. BOX 661 STATE ROUTE
HHY 90 A
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S OF HNY 146 BRIDGE
BAST TX GATHERING SYSTEM
9000 DENTON DR.
HNY 190, 1/2 SOUTH
CONCORD CHURCH OF CHRIST
OFF HHY 21 SIM GIDEON
315 GREAT SOUTHWEST PKNY
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DENTON
DENVER CITY
SULPHUR SPRINGS
NHITE OAK
SULPHUR SPRINGS
LAPORTE
FORT NORTH
HARRELTOM
EASTLAHD
KILGORE
WHITE OAK
ROSITA
MONT BELVIEU
MONT BELVIEU
FT STOCKTON
BORGER
SNYDER
PORT ARTHUR
CLARKSVILLE
GRAND PRAIRIE
BRIDGE CITY
NEDERLAND
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IRAAN
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KILGORE
BORGER
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CONROE
KILGORE
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ROSEBUD
TALCO
BORGER
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BRECKENRIDGE
TALCO
KILGORE
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MOUNT ENTERPRISE
BORGER
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DIME BOX
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WOODBINE
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ARLINGTON
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DENTON
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HOPKINS
GREGG
HOPKINS
HARRIS
TARRANT
HARRISON
EASTLAND
GREGG
GREGG
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LIBERTY
CHAMBERS
PECOS
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SCURRY
JEFFERSON
GREGG
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JEFFERSON
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01/01/91
01/01/91
01/09/91
01/10/91
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Case*
F91-0944
F91-0947
F91-0953
F91-0962
F91-0964
F91-0968
F91-0987
F91-0989
F91-0996
F91-1005
F91-1006
F91-1013
, F91-1018
F91-1022
F91-1028
F91-1031
F91-1034
F91-1038
F91-1039
F91-1045
F91-1047
F91-1050
F91-1054
F91-1076
F91-1079
F91-1086
F91-1091
F91-1092
F91-1101
F91-1103
F91-1107
F91-1111
F91-1114
F91-1135
F91-1143
F91-1150
F91-1153
F91-1155
F91-1158
F91-1164
F91-1169
F91-1175
F91-1176
F91-1189
F91-1191
F91-1192
F91-1193
F91-1201
F91-1203
F91-1206
F91-1210
F91-1220
F91-1238
F91-1240
F91-1245
F91-1247
F91-12ST
F91-1258
F91-12SO
F91-1261
F91-1263
F91-12C8
F91-1270
F91-1300
F91-1309
F91-1312
F91-1318
F91-1321
F91-1330
F91-1339
Prp
PE GANDYS DAIRY INC
PE EXXON CO. U.S.A.
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
PE MISSION PETROLEUM
AUTRY STEVENS
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
PE HOECHST CBLANESE
PE HATLACK INC.
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE KANEKA TEXAS CORP
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING t POWER
PE PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE CO.
UNKNOHN
PE LONE STAR STEEL
CRYSTAL OIL CO.
FG NAVAL AIRSTA KINGSVILLE
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA PIPE.
PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK
PE ARCO CHEMICAL CO
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANS.
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC R/R
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE TEXAS-NEH MEXICO PIPELINE
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE HOLLYHOOD MARINE INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
TRUCK STOP OF AMERICA
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
LG FORT WORTH FIRE DEPT
PE EXXON
UNKNOHN
PE TRUCKSTOPS OF AMERICA
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
UNKNOHN
PE SUN OIL
UNKNOHN
PE PRIDE PIPELINE CO.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING ( POWER
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
UNKNOHN
PB EXXON CO USA
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
UNKNOHN
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE H.C.H.
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
UNKNOHN
PE OXY USA INC.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
LG LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTH
PB CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
PE SONAT EXPLORATION CO.
LG CITY OF BEAUMONT
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE SHELL WESTERN EtP INC.
PE DSI TRANSPORT
Locate
INTERSTATE 20
NEAR US HHY 159, ON THE
FM 701
IN THE DRIVENIAY GOING
150 FEET FROM HOUSE CARR
BD TOD LEASE HELL NO. 8
PO BOX 428 ON US HHY 77
HHY 287 AT THE INTER. OF
6161 UNDERWOOD RD
H8 PARISH GENERATING Y.U.
1-10 BETHEEN 1 ST C 2 NO
H.RANCH FACILITY OFF FM
SEHAGB TREATMENT PLANT
ON HHY 79, TEXAS SIDE OF
GAS STATION BLDG 3727 HAS
2MI EAST OF ELECTRA
MAURBRO FIELD, 3215
6MI HE OF GARDEN CITY, TX
1700 HIGHHAY 26
10801 CHOATE RD
3 MI HEST OFF US 281
NAME OF SIDING SIERRA
STATION COLLADO; MILE
FM 1128
PO BOX 849 HHY 366 AND
MARY COXNELL SURVEY
FROM HHY 42 NORTH TURN
HGNRR COMPANY SURVEY
RT 4 BOX 1275
PHILLIP'S PETROLEUM SAN
2614 BIG TOW BLVD.
SMI SN OF IRAAN
6800 HHY 80
DORHARD FIELD ESTINE
1324 SINGLETON ST.
2614 BIG TORN BLVD
INTERSECTION OF FARM TO
SECTION 27, BLOCK 194 GC
JOSEY LANE AND KELLER
END OF NORTH PARK
HHY 175 BETHEEN BUCKNER
ON CR 1496
.5 MILE EAST OF STATE HHY
OFF OF KIRBEE ST. HEST
2 MILE REST OF HHY 271
FM 521
BLOCK B-2 H AND GN SURVEY
NEXT TO HHY 77
H SECTION B ACCOUNT 2
ANAHUAC NATIONAL HILDLIFE
7100 ALMEDA-GEONA
EXXON PROD. GATHERING
4.5 MILES HH OF
ON OILFIELD RD
ON GROUNDS OF STATE PARK
GOODHUE ROAD 700 TO 900
HEST OF HHY 42 IN THE
3 MILES SOUTHEAST OF
TC FERGUSON POKER PLANT
HHY 329
COUNTY RD. 430
BEAUMONT FIRE DEPT
HAGERHAN HILDLIFE REFUGE
HASHINGTON AVE. FUEL
Lcity
PUTNAM
BELLVILLE
BRECKENRIDGE
ARLINGTON
BIG LAKE
BISHOP
ENNIS
PASADENA
THOMPSON
COLUMBUS
VANDERBILT
CARTHAGE
KINGSVILLB
ELECTRA
HHARTON
GARDEN CITY
SOUTHLAKE
PASADENA
PLEASANTON
COLLADO
EL PASO
MANVBL
PORT ARTHUR
KILGORE
HHITE OAK
CONROB
SHEENY
WHITE OAK
MESQUITE
IRAAN
FORT WORTH
SNYDER
DALLAS
MESQUITE
WICHITA FALLS
IRAAN
CARROLLTON
BRECKENRIDGE
DALLAS
DELEON
HHITE OAK
CONROB
TALCO
HADSHORTH
BOWERS CITY
REFUGIO
NEW LONDON
SUNDOWN
ANAHUAC
HOUSTON
THOMPSON
CHARLOTTE
THOMPSON
GIDDINGS
BEAUMONT
LONGVIEH
SUNDOWN
MARBLE FALLS
CRANE
DIME BOX
HASKOH
BEAUMONT
IRAAN
SADDLER
BEAUMONT
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
CALLAHAN
AUSTIN
STEPHENS
TARRANT
REAGAN
GREGG
NUECES
ELLIS
PARKER
GRAY
HARRIS
FT. BEND
COLORADO
JACKSON
MORRIS
PANOLA
KLEBERG
WICHITA
HHARTON
GLASSCOCK
TARRANT
HARRIS
ATASCOSA
HUDSPETH
EL PASO
BRAZORIA
JEFFERSON
RUSK
GREGG
PECOS
MONTGOMERY
BRAZORIA
GREGG
DALLAS
PECOS
TARRANT
SCURRY
DALLAS
DALLAS
HICHITA
PECOS
DALLAS
STEPHENS
DALLAS
COMANCHE
GREGG
MONTGOMERY
FRANKLIN
MATAGORDA
GRAY
REFUGIO
RUSK
HOCKLEY
CHAMBERS
HARRIS
FT. BEND
ATASCOSA
FT. BEND
LEE
JEFFERSON
GREGG
HOCKLEY
BURNET
CRANE
LEE
HARRISON
JEFFERSON
PECOS
GRAYSON
UNKNOHN
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
spdate
01/03/91
01/10/91
01/09/91
12/23/90
01/07/91
01/10/91
01/13/91
01/13/91
01/14/91
01/14/91
01/14/91
01/14/91
01/14/91
01/16/91
01/02/91
01/17/91
01/17/91
01/18/91
01/18/91
01/18/91
01/19/91
01/20/91
01/19/91
01/22/91
01/22/91
01/23/91
01/23/91
01/23/91
01/24/91
01/24/91
01/25/91
01/2S/91
01/26/91
01/24/91
01/30/91
01/29/91
01/20/91
01/28/91
01/29/91
01/30/91
01/31/91
02/09/91
02/09/91
02/03/91
01/03/91
02/03/91
02/03/91
02/04/91
02/04/91
02/04/91
02/05/91
02/05/91
02/07/91
02/07/91
02/07/91
01/31/91
01/25/91
02/09/91
02/10/91
02/10/91
02/10/91
02/07/91
02/11/91
02/15/91
02/18/91
02/17/91
02/19/91
02/19/91
02/20/91
01/21/91
Matl
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUID FUEL
PETROLEUM DISTILLATE
CONDENS&TE
OIL: CRUDE
FOOD GRADE SILICON OIL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
FUEL DISTILLATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
SLURRY OIL
OIL:CRUDE
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
FUEL OIL ODOR
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL:CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
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F91-1410
F91-1420
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F91-1446
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F91-1472
F91-1473
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F91-1637
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F91-1S47
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F91-1690
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F91-1706
F91-1711
F91-1713
F91-1717
Prp
UNKNOWN
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE SNIDER OIL CORP
PE CENTRAL FRIEGHT LINES
PE OGDEN AVIATION
UNKNOWN
PE TEXAS EASTMAN
PE EXXON CO., U.S.A.
PB ARCO OIL t GAS CO.
PE ROAD RUNNER CONV. STORE
UNKNOWN
PE PERMIAN CORP.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
LG ADDISON AIRPORT
PE EXXON CO.
PE C.R. ENGLAND t SONS
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION
PB MOBIL OIL
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
TUTITES USED PARTS
PE PERMIAN CORP
PE COCKRELL TRUCKING CO.
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO.
PE
FG NAVAL AIRSTA KINGSVILLE
PE DAKOTA RESOURCES
PE DAKOTA RESOURCES
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE O.M.E. CORP.
PE T < H PRODUCTION
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE MOBIL OIL
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE QUANTUM CHEMICAL CORP
PE FINA OIL t CHEMICAL CO
PE J.M. PETROLEUM CORP.
PE UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
PE MOBILE PIPELINE
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE MOBILE PIPELINE
PE MOBIL E4P U.S. INC.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE OGDEN AVIATION SERVICES
UNKNOWN
PE STOCKBAUER AUTO CARE
PE UNION EXPLORATION CORP.
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING / POWER
PB SQUIRES FINANCIAL MGMT
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO
PB SNYDER OIL CORP
PE UNION PACIFIC RR
PE PERMIAN CORP.
PE COASTAL STATES INC.
Locate
BAYOU DIN BRANCH OF
BLOCK F, SECTION 195
BRYSON LAKE
B. WARD RD NEAR ST HHY 62
INDIAN WELLS ROAD
OPF HHY 1513
MCALISTER B2 WELL SECTION
5100 MESA DR.
GATE 37 - SAN ANTONIO
JOSBY LANE AT PETERS
HIGHHAY 149 SOUTH OF 1-20
RASBERRY UNIT SPRR SURVEY
SABIKE RIVER TRACT NO. 7
HHY 59 SOUTH AND THE LOOP
US 96 UNDERNEATH RAIL
HRY 1004 ON RAILROAD
OCEAN UNIT JUST OFF
IS 600 ADDISON ROAD
BAST TEXAS FIELD FARM TO
2525 MINIMAX DRIVE
ELDRIDGE G 31 EVER SURVEY
STATE ROUTE 349
S. WHITEMAN SURVEY
G. CASTLEBURY SURVEY EAST
EAST TEXAS FIELD TEAL
HIGHWAY 59
THOMAS J MARTIN SURVEY
CORNER HHY 35 AND HILLTOP
PAINT CREEK HE QUARTER
C AVE.
G.H. HOOPER SURVEY NORTH
POB 474
FUEL FARM NAVAL AIRSTAT.
ELI MITCHELL LEASE A-337
ELI MITCHELL LEASE A-337
PR 141
ON BAYHAY DRIVE
18001 1-10 EAST
V.J. HALL II HELL BEHIND
2 MILES NORTH OF HIGHHAY
SARATOGA FIELD ON D.D.
WELL JOHN BLACK 7 OFF
1515 MILLER CUTOFF
CORNER HHY 36C t 32TH ST.
FM 49 ( FM 778 COUNTY RD.
HP 61.5 MIDLAND TO
HEAR AIRPORT RD.
OFF HHY 82 ON WALNUT BEND
3 MILES SO OF STILES.
MAIN LINE 7 MI SO
WEST RANCH "A"
GRIMES COUNTY TEXAS
STATE ROUTE 349
FUEL STORAGE FACILITY H
1233 SAMS AVE. ROADSIDE
UNDERGROUND TANK. OUTSIDE
2600 SPUR 55 RD
N. PALM ST
T(L SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO.
19301 OLD GALVESTON RD
BRAtOS RIVER HHY 288
11 MI NO OF HONDO
4 MI E GRAY.1/4 HI OFF
OFF OF HHY 87 ON COUNTY
COUNTY ROADS
MILEPOST 223 OFF
GRIMES COUNTY SCHOOL LAND
E. HIGHHAY 44
Lclty
BEAUMONT
CRANE
BRYSON
MAURICEVILLB
DALLAS
NEW LONDON
MIDLAND
HOUSTON
SAN ANTONIO
CARROLLTON
LONGVIEH
CROHBLL
WHITE OAK
LUFKIN
KIRBYVILLB
BUNA
SHEENY
ADDISON
NEW LONDON
HOUSTON
KILGORE
IRAAN
OVERTON
LONGVIEN
PRICE
SPLEWDORA
OVERTON
LAREDO
PIONEER
LONGVIEN
RIVERSIDE
KINGSVILLE
GOMZALES
GONZALES
GIDDINGS
BAYTOHN
CHANNELVIEW
KARNAC
FREER
SARATOGA
BRECKEIRIDGE
DEER PARK
PORT ARTHUR
HAIHSVILLE
CARTHAGE
COLORADO CITY
MILDRED
GAINESVILLE
STILES
SEMINOLE
VANDBRBILT
NAVASOTA
IRAAN
DALLAS/FT WORTH AIR
METAIRIE
VICTORIA
BAYTOHN
VAN
GRAHAM
HELLMAH
WEBSTER
FREEPORT
HONDO
GRAY
NIXON
NELLHAN
GRAND PRAIRIE
MBRKEL
FREER
ERNS Oil Spill Database
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JEFFERSON
UPTON
JACK
NEWTON
DALLAS
RUSK
MIDLAND
HARRIS
BEXAR
DALLAS
HARRISON
FOARD
GREGG
ANGELINA
JASPER
HARDIN
BRAZORIA
DALLAS
RUSK
HARRIS
RUSK
PBCOS
RUSK
GREGG
RUSK
MONTGOMERY
RUSK
HEBB
EASTLAHD
BELL
U So M Ca Me
TRINITY
KLEBERG
GONIALES
GONIALES
LEE
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRISON
DUVAL
HARDIN
STEPHENS
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
HOOD
PANOLA
MITCHELL
HAVARRO
CCOKE
REAGAN
GAINES
JACKSON
GRIMES
PECOS
TARRANT
JEFFERSON
VICTORIA
CHAMBERS
VAN ZANDT
YOUNG
TERRY
HARRIS
BRAZORIA
MEDINA
MARION
CONZALES
TERRY
DALLAS
TAYLOR
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ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
n
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
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02/21/91
02/21/91
02/21/91
02/18/91
02/22/91
02/22/91
02/23/91
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02/13/91
02/24/91
02/23/91
02/27/91
02/28/91
02/28/91
02/28/91
03/01/91
03/01/91
03/02/91
03/05/91
03/06/91
03/06/91
03/06/91
03/07/91
03/08/91
03/09/91
03/10/91
03/11/91
03/11/91
03/12/91
03/12/91
03/11/91
03/13/91
01/18/91
02/01/91
03/14/91
03/17/91
03/17/91
03/22/91
03/05/91
03/16/91
03/18/91
03/18/91
03/19/91
03/19/91
03/14/91
03/21/91
03/21/91
03/22/91
03/22/91
03/23/91
03/24/91
03/24/91
03/25/91
03/23/91
03/12/91
03/05/91
12/21/90
03/27/91
03/27/91
03/28/91
03/28/91
03/28/91
03/24/91
03/29/91
03/29/91
03/30/91
03/30/91
03/30/91
04/01/91
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
JET FUEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, HISC: MINERAL SEAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
JBT FUEL: A
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILlCRUDB
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OILlCRUDE
ML, MISC: MOTOR
OILlCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
JET FUEL: JP-5
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDB
GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
SLOP OIL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
ASPHALT
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL I DIESEL
OtLiCRUDB
JET FUEL: JET A
NAPTHA
OILS, MISC 1 LUBRICATING
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL! CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
UNKNOWN OIL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDB
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
Quant 1
0.00
150.00
5.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
1.00
300.00
10.00
1.00
1000.00
25.00
2.00
190.00
0.00
200.00
3.00
200.00
2.00
115.00
15.00
1.00
40.00
4.00
15.00
0.00
40.00
0.00
40.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
2000.00
2.00
2.00
100.00
10.00
10.00
1.00
37.00
10.00
2.00
320.00
0.00
200.00
4.00
0.00
20.00
8.00
15.00
700.00
3.00
0.00
2.00
25000.00
0.00
600.00
0.00
CO. 00
25.00
8.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.50
0.00
1.00
0.00
515.00
0.00
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Case*
F91-1124
F91-1727
F91-1732
F91-1733
F91-1735
F91-1736
F91-1743
F91-1746
F91-17S2
F91-1758
F91-1759
F91-1764
• F91-1772
F91-1773
F91-1774
F91-1779
F91-1787
F91-1790
F91-1794
F91-1811
F91-1813
F91-1815
F91-1819
F91-1820
F91-1820
F91-1822
F91-1844
F91-184S
F91-1858
F91-1860
F91-1861
F91-1862
F91-1863
F91-186S
F91-1866
F91-1878
F91-1880
F91-U83
F91-1886
F91-1891
F91-1897
F91-1905
F91-1908
F91-1909
F91-1910
F91-1913
F91-1925
F91-1926
F91-1927
F91-1928
F91-1933
F91-1936
F91-1938
F91-1941
F91-1944
F91-1946
F91-1954
F91-1955
F91-1960
F91-1970
F91-1971
F91-1983
F91-1991
F91-1998
F91-2000
F91-2003
F91-2020
F91-2023
F91-2024
F91-2047
Prp
Loity
BRNS oil Spill Database
Lcounty
FG U.S.NAVY
PE PRESTON ROAD CARWASH
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE ROLLINS LEASING
PE COASTAL STATE CRUDE
PE MARATHON PIPELINE
PE CLEMENTS OIL CORP
PE EXXON OIL AND GAS
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PU SW ELECTRIC POWER CO,
PE EXXON CO USA
PE MARATHON OIL
PE BIG STATE VENDING COMPANY
PE SCURLOCK
PE PENNZOIL CO
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE EXXON
PE QUANTUM CHEMICAL CORP
PE OXY ENERGY
PE JAMES SKIDMORE
PE JAMBS SKIDMORE
PE HOHELL PETROLEUM COR?
PE HCNEH C MCNEW
PE SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE ORYX ENERGY
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
PE CITATION OIL ( GAS
PE R. CARTER CO.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION CO
PE USAF LACKLAND AFB
PE HOLLYHOOD MARINE INC
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE CONOCO
PE UNKHOHN
PE BAYTANK HOUSTON INC
PE CHEVRON USA
PE HOUSTON LIGHTING t POWER
PE HALMART
PE UNKNOWN
PE BOWLES PROPERTIES
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
SG DALLAS AREA RAPID TRANSIT
PE STAR ENTERPRIZE
PE EXXON USA
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE S £ N TRAILOR CO
PE UNOCAL OR UNICAL
PE ROADWAY EXPRESS
PE COASTAL CORP
PE PAUL ABBOTT TRUCKING
PE EXXON CO USA
SULLIVAN TRANSFER
PE ACE TRANSPORTATION
PE TRIPLE S PETROLEUM
PE WESTERN CO NORTH AMERICA
PE HOLLYHOOD MARINE
PE KTS CONVERTERS
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
PE UNKNOHN
TEXACO
SLAUGHTER STATION
HIGHWAY 290
YATES FIELD
2406 SOUTH CHERRY STREET
PHILLIPS 66 US HWY SPUR
OFF OF CTY ROAD 197
CROSSING BAILEY DR.
THOMPSON FIELD
LONE STAR POWER PLANT
H SEXTANT B/ MCKAY SURVEY
UNIVESITY LAND SURVEY LOT
6201 GULF FREENAY
SCOTT GATHERING SYSTEM
MCFARLAND LEASE PLEDGER
OIL TOP RD
STATE ROUTE 349
RP GRAMBLING LEASE HELL 4
3 MI SO LEAGUE CITY,TX.
10 MI N OF BOWIE
10 HI N OF BOWIE
WILCOX LEASE ON TAYLOR RD
TX R/R LEASE NO. 04577
SUN PIPELINE HWY 105
ST RT 349
HAWKINS FIELD NEAR
FARM RD 936
BINGHAM STREET
35 SERVICE ROAD NORTH
SCHBLL SPIVY LEASE
GEORGE BERRY SURVEY
FH 1314
WEST OF HWY 59
7404 BREED RD
CASTLEBERRY LEASE
WILFORD HALL MEDICAL CNT
ON SAN BERNARD AT THE
PELLICAN LODGE RD
I35.FM1304 EXIT 359
12 HI NORTH OF
12211 PORT RD
LEESBURG FIELD PITTSBURG
RESIDENTS BACK YARD
CHERRY ST
SHADY GROVE t MEYERS, BY
OFF 120,EXIT 628.TNEEN
TRACT 57 YATES FIELD UNIT
601 PACIFIC AVE
310 INTERSTATE HWY 45 AT
HWY 79
14001 S MAIN
4500 EAST HIGHWAY 80
NEXT DOOR
110 W PENNSYLVANIA
604 WEST AIRPORT FRWY
IH 30 ( HWY 98
DELLA JOHNSON LEASE WELL
S.IRVING AND CASH CORNER
17301 RIVER RD
1609 EAST RIVERSIDE DRIVE
HWY 71 SOUTH
END OF AVE A NO.l DOCK
CORNER OF LANDS ST. AND
4103 FM 1960 EAST
AUTO DUMPING YARD
KIMGSVILLE
6815 PRESTON RD
SUNDOWN
MANOR
FREER
IRAAN
ATLANTA
TOHBALL
BORGER
LOCKHART
TOMBALL
THOMPSON
LONE STAR
SEXTANT
BIG LAKE
HOUSTON
GIRVIN
WEST COLUMBIA
GILHORE
IRAAN
DEER PARK
LEAGUE CITY
BOWIE
BOWIE
BRYAN
MONTAGUE
SOUR LAKE
IRAAN
HAWKINS
ODESSA
WHITE OAK
DILLEY
SEXTON CITY
NEW LONDON
COHROE
HUMBLE
HOUSTON
LONGVIEW
LACKLAND AFB
SWEENY
JEFFERSON
HILLSBORO
S ANGER
SEABROOK
LEESBURG
HOUSTON
FORT WORTH
IRVING
ANITA BOOKOUT LEASE 13
IRAAN
DALLAS
COHROE
NECHES
HOUSTON
MIDLAND
CARTHAGE
VAN
IRVING
DRISCOLL
NEW BOSTON
GLADEWATER
DALLAS
CHANNELVIEW
AUSTIN
LAGRANGE
SWEENY
CORPUS CHRISTI
HUMBLE
FORT WORTH
KLEBERG
DALLAS
HOCKLEY
WILLIAMSON
DUVAL
PECOS
CASS
HARRIS
HUTCHINSON
CALDWELL
HARRIS
FT . BEND
MORRIS
RUSK
REAGAN
HARRIS
PECOS
BRAZORIA
UPSHUR
PECOS
RUSK
HARRIS
GALVESTON
MONTAGUE
MONTAGUE
BRAZOS
MONTAGUE
HARDIN
PECOS
WOOD
ECTOR
GREGG
FRIO
RUSK
RUSK
MONTGOMERY
HARRIS
HARRIS
GREGG
BEXAR
BRAZORIA
MARION
HILL
DENTON
HARRIS
CAMP
HARRIS
T ARRANT
DALLAS
HARRISON
PECOS
DALLAS
MONTGOMERY
CHEROKEE
HARRIS
MIDLAND
PANOLA
VAN ZANDT
DALLAS
NUECES
BOWIE
GREGG
DALLAS
HARRIS
TRAVIS
FAYETTE
BRAZORIA
NUECES
HARRIS
TARRANT
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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04/23/91
04/24/91
04/26/91
04/19/91
04/26/91
04/2S/91
Hatl
JET FUEL
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL:CRUDE
AVIATION GAS - "100LL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL. TURBINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL CONTAINING
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL CONTAMINATED SOIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GAS OIL: CRACKED
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL
INSECTICIDE
GASOLINE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UNK
OIL
OIL! DIESEL
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
DIESEL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, DIESEL I HATER
OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
GAS OIL: CRACKED
TRANSMISSION FLUID
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
Quant 1
6000.00
3.00
0.00
100.00
10.00
ISO. 00
300.00
SOO.OO
36.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
s.oo
4.00
50.00
1800.00
220.00
80.00
8.00
3.00
S.OO
300.00
1.00
200.00
200.00
5.00
100.00
S.OO
20.00
25.00
0.00
5.00
0.00
10.00
200.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
12.00
0.00
0.00
12.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
12.00
800.00
0.00
4.00
1.00
339.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
13.00
0.00
0.00
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0.00
0.00
0.00
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F91-20S6
F91-2076
F91-2077
F91-2118
F91-21Z6
F91-2137
F91-2145
F91-2146
F91-2149
F91-2154
F91-21SO
F91-2161
F91-2162
F91-2200
F91-2213
F91-2226
F91-2228
F91-2232
F91-2233
F91-2234
F91-2236
F91-2251
F91-2259
F91-2267
F91-2269
F91-2273
F91-2274
F91-22I2
F91-2284
F91-22I6
F91-2287
F91-22M
F91-2290B
F91-2291
F91-2296
F91-2301
F91-2305
F91-2314
F91-2320
F91-2322
F91-2333
F91-2344
FM-2349
F91-2351
F91-23S1
F91-23«l
F91-23S2
F91-23S3
F91-2375
F91-2376
F91-2377
F91-2379
F91-2397
F91-2401
P91-2403
F91-2409
F91-2412
F91-2420
F91-2433
F91-2441
F91-24CO
F91-2461
P91-24C2
F91-2466
F91-2472
F91-2481
F91-2500
F91-2504
F91-2513
F91-2521
9
t Prp
PE PARDY
PE EXXON CO USA
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING I POWER
PE EXXON CO USA
PE SHELL WESTERN EiP INC.
PE EXXON CO.
PE COASTAL CORP
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE SCURLOCK OIL
PE STAR ENTERPRISE
PE UNKNOHN
PE UNKNOWN
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE TEXAS EASTMAN CO.
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PE ALCOA
PE HUNT OIL
PE MARATHON
LG CITY OF EL PASO
PE FINE ARTS BODY SHOP
C. MUERS
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE COASTAL STATES CORP
PB UNION EXPLORATION CORP.
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO.
PE FIHA OIL AMD CHEMICAL CO.
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE ALAMO FUEL AND OIL
PB SNYDER OIL CORP
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
PE UNION PACIFIC R.R.
PE BEACHNUT CAR CARE
PB ARCO OIL AND GAS
LG CITY OF GREENVILLE
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
LG TU ELECTRIC
PU NEIGHBOR
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE COASTAL TOWING
PE EXXON CO.
PE MCHURREY PIPELINE CO
PE MIKE MC CLURE
PE MIKE MC CLURE
PU TURNER TRUCKING CO
PB SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PE AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PB AMOCO PIPELINE
PB SCURLOCK OIL CO
PE KOCH GATHERING CO
PE COASTAL STATES CORP
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE TEXACO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE KERR CO.
PE PHIBRO REFINING
PE MERATHOH OIL CO.
PB TEXACO PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE ORYX ENERGY CO.
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE AMOCO
Locate
HARBOR BILLIE LEASE
PORT OF HOUSTON AUTHORITY
LIMESTONE STATION HH 37
8700 N FREEWAY
CM RICHEY LEASE, HEAR HWT
RT. 1 BOX 94 E.G.
HWY 44 ( FARM TO MARKET
GRISSOM TRUCK STATION
HENTZ PIPELINE HIGH
PURE ATLANTA RD
3 PONDS, DRAINAGE DITCH
HOME DIRECTLY BEHIND HIS
HWY 31 t 135
PO BOX 7444 OFF HWY 149
COUNTY RD, 6 MILES SOUTH
ALCOA PLANT SITE
GOOSE ISLAND, STATE TRACT
PHILBRO REFINING
CITY BUS STORAGE YARD
13701 DENTOM
402 BLUEBONNET
HHY 3C8
SECTION 30, BLOCK 9 HtTC
HWY 624 1 NILE SOUTH OF
N. PALM ST
CARLTOH SURVEY WEST SIDE
NORTH SIDE OF COUNTY RD
J. E. LAWTHER OIL WELL
11500 BEACHNUT
ABSTRACH 124«
CITY OF GREENVILLE 107
JOHN HILKENSON SURVEY
TOP/TURBINE
SEHINOLE TEXAS
YATES FIELD NELL 3549
BARGE/HOUSTON SHIP
RUDDLE SURVEY HHY 42
300 YDS REST ON HHY 42
GUM BAYOU BRIDGE
GUN BAYOU BRIDGE
HHY 155, 1 MI N OF
PRINTUS STATION 5 MILES
111 RED BLUFF RD CROWN
YATES FIELD UNIT SECTION
ANNIE LEE TANK BATTERY
BLOCK 1 2 HI S
HHY 288 « ALHEDA ROAD
HWY FM 2351 t HHY 35
HHY 154
SUN TIDE RD
COUNTY LINE ROAD
LYOHDALE REFINERY
70C N. OLD TEMPLE RD.
100 YDS EAST OF INTER OF
4 MILES SOUTH OF HHY 90
HARRIS SUBDIVISION CLUB
PO BOX 9(8 US HHY SPUR
PARDUE GATHERING SYSTEM
ABSTRACT A-4/64 BLOCK 6
COKER "C"
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NILA
XILGORE
HOUSTON
JBWETT
HOUSTON
GLADEHATER
OVERTON
ALICE
PRICE
PORT HECHES
EULESS
DALLAS
KILGORE
CRANE
LONGVIEH
NIXON
POINT COMFORT
ROCKPORT
TEXAS CITY
EL PASO
DALLAS
LAMONT
IOWA PARK
IMPERIAL
COTULLA
VAN
CLADEHATER
PORT ARTHUR
ACKERLEY
LULING
LASALLB
LONGVEIH
VANDERBILT
HOUSTON
CAINSVILLE
GREENVILLE
KILGORE
GLEN ROSE
SEHINOLE
IRAAN
HOUSTON
XILCORE
KILGORE
PLAINS
BIG LAKE
PASADENA
IRAAN
SPRING HILL
LEFORE
HOUSTON
ALVIN
MARSHALL
CORPUS CHRISTI
SAN DIEGO
KERMIT
STOHELL
PASADENA
LORBNA
PASADENA
IRAAN
ARCHER
BORGBR
HAMLIN
NARYWEAL
ELECT RA
TEXAS CITY
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
MILAN
GREGG
HARRIS
LIMESTONE
HARRIS
GREGG
RUSK
UNKNOWN
RUSK
PECOS
JEFFERSON
TARRAMT
DALLAS
GREGG
CRANE
HARRISON
KARNES
CALHOUN
ARANSAS
GALVESTON
EL PASO
DALLAS
GALVESTON
HICHITA
PECOS
MCMULLEN
VAN ZANDT
GREGG
JEFFERSON
MARTIN
CALOHELL
JACKSON
GREGG
JACKSON
HARRIS
COOKE
HUNT
SOMERVELL
GAINES
PECOS
HARRIS
RUSK
GREGG
TEXAS CITY
TEXAS CITY
UPSHUR
TERRY
REAGAN
HARRIS
PECOS
GREGG
GRAY
HARRIS
BRUORIA
HARRISON
NUECES
DUVAL
NINKLER
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
MCLENNAN
HARRIS
PECOS
ARCHER
HUTCHINSON
FISHER
NOLAN
HICHITA
GALVESTON
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
04/28/91
05/01/91
OS/01/91
05/06/91
05/03/91
05/04/S1
05/05/91
05/05/91
04/29/91
04/30/91
05/04/91
OS/04/91
OS/04/91
05/09/91
OS/10/91
OS/11/91
05/12/91
OS/08/91
05/05/91
04/15/91
OS/09/91
04/0t/91
12/10/90
05/14/91
OS/14/91
05/14/91
OS/14/91
05/1S/91
OS/16/91
05/15/91
05/15/91
05/15/91
OS/17/91
05/16/91
OS/17/91
05/17/91
OS/17/91
OS/18/91
OS/14/91
OS/15/91
05/20/91
05/08/91
OS/21/91
05/21/91
05/18/91
OS/18/91
05/17/91
05/22/91
OS/23/91
05/23/91
OS/23/91
05/23/91
05/24/91
05/21/91
OS/24/91
05/26/91
OS/27/91
05/28/91
05/21/91
05/29/91
OS/31/91
OS/26/91
05/31/91
05/31/91
05/31/91
05/31/91
06/03/91
06/03/91
06/03/91
05/14/91
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
UNKNOHN OIL
OILS,FUEL:«2
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL.-CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OI Ll CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: NATURAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL SKIMMINGS
OIL
OIL
OTHER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUID ASPHALT
OILlCRUDE
OIL
OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL
OIL
OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILlCRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE BLENDING
OIL: CRUDE
Oil! DIESEL
OIL I CRUDE
OIL : HASTE, POSSIBLY
Ouantl
0.00
10.00
8.00
20000.00
1000.00
3.00
20.00
0.00
250.00
25.00
S.OO
0.00
0.00
15.00
70.00
SO. 00
184.00
ss.oo
1.00
1.00
10000.00
£.00
0.00
1.00
40.00
20.00
3.00
7.00
S.OO
6.00
400.00
6.00
20.00
0.00
0.00
S.OO
1800.00
15.00
200.00
0.00
1.00
75.00
0.00
2.00
4S.OO
4S.OO
0.00
400.00
10.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
75.00
90.00
15.00
4.00
20.00
0.00
250.00
3.00
0.00
0.00
50.00
2.00
500.00
1000.00
500.00
70.00
15.00
157.00
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F91-2S22
F91-2524
F91-2521
F91-2S66
F91-2574
F91-2S76
F91-257T
F91-2583
F91-2586
F91-2612
F91-2619
F91-2622
. F91-2626
F91-2628
F91-2633
F91-2634
F91-2647
F91-2648
F91-2661
F91-2662
F91-2663
F91-2677
F91-2679
F91-2686
F91-2698
F91-2703
F91-2705
F91-2709
F91-2711
F91-2713
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F91-2722
F91-2723
F91-2725
F91-2729
F91-2732
F91-2736
F91-2747
F91-2762
F91-2763
F91-2775
F91-2777
F91-2779
F91-2796
F91-2798
F91-2798
F91-2806
F91-2808
F91-2810
F91-2813
F91-2815
F91-2816
F91-2817
F91-2824
F91-2834
F91-2836
F91-2843
F91-2844
F91-2852
F91-2853
F91-2874
F91-2875
F91-2880
F91-2882
F91-2899
F91-2901
F91-2907
F91-2931
F91-2933
F91-2934
Prp
PB JACK BALCO SPECIALTY
PE SHELL PIPE LINE
PE KOCH SERVICES INC
PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK
PE MARATHON OIL
PU SOUTHWESTERN ELEC POWER
PB MITCHELL ENERGY CORP.
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE SHORE CO., INC.
LG HUNTSVILLE H.I.D.
PE CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
PB CHEVRON USA
PB EXXON PIPELINE
PE EXXON CO USA
PE TEXACO TRADING < TRANSPOR
PE MONTGOMERY HARD
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN R/R
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN R/R
PU UNKNOWN
PB DSTJ WILLIAM RICE INST.
PB KNOX OIL OF TX
PB HILSON AUTO PARTS AND SER
PB AMERICAN PETROFIKA PIPBLI
PB SUN MARINE TERMINAL
PB TEXACO PIPELINE
PB AMOCO PIPELINE
PE PERMIAN CORP
PE DALLAS WOODCRAFT
FG HO, EPA
PE JACK COOPER TRANSPORT
PE SONAT EXPLORATION
PB COASTAL STATES CORP
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING i POKER
PB TEXACO, INC.
PE ANDREWS TRUCKING COMPANY
PE CHAIN OIL AND GAS
PE CITY OF BEAUMONT
PE HOSE CITY SAND
PB CHEVRON
PE GREENHILL PETROLEUM
PE HITMAN CO.
PE MCMURREY PIPELINE CO.
UN UNKNOWN
UNKNOHN
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PB ARCO CHEMICAL
PB CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
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PE GTE CENTRAL INC
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PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB BROHDER DISTRIBUTING
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Locate
3723 CONFLAMS
S204,BBR(C RAILROAD
ST HHY 6 AMD CAMP
ELIAH BOREN SURVEY
UNIVERSITY LAND SURVEY
HILKES POWER PLANT HHY 49
ARCHIBALD BLOUNT SURVEY
VALENTINE HOMMAN SURVEY
US HHY SPUR 119 NORTH
SURVEY H AND TC RAILROAD
1906 LONGVIEH STREET
CORNER,16TH IM AVENUE,
43014 GARLAND RD
HHY 82
O.R. HOLT LEASE IN AN
FARM TO MARKET 915
BARTON CREEK SQUARE
BURLINGTON NORTHERN MAIN
RAILROAD TRACK LOCATED IN
TRIPLE D RANCH ROAD
HRY 360 AND TRINITY BLVD
1115 N. GRAND AVE.
SECTION 16, BLOCK 3
POB 758 OFF OF HMY 347
CMRR SURVEY BLOCK D 14
2829 SEA HARBOR
AFFLUENT NEIGHBORHOOD
OH 1-35 WEST AT THE STATE
COUNTY RD 266
HHY 77
10522 BEACHHUT ST.
S FAULKNER LEASE
5100 STATE HHY 26
GOOSE CREEK,29
FRANKLIN AND PARK ST
1100 PARK ST.
BLOCK 48A, WEST CAMERON
1609 MESQUITE
PHILLIPS SIXTY SIX
HHY 64 E H.T. MOORE
OFF OF FARM ROAD 1013
OFF OF FARM ROAD 1013
CONROE FIELD RT 4 BOX
10801 CHOATE ROAD
SECTION 2, BLOCK L OF THE
8021 HE LOOP 410
935 HHY 35 BYPASS
HH 87
1200 NORTH COMMERCE
NEAR FM 1674
SHELL PIPELINE CORP
NEAR INTERSECTION OF OLD
FM 1674
NEAR INTERSECTION OF OLD
FM 1674
1301 PENN
EXIT 562 INTERSTATE 20
RIDGE RD
JE BRUSSARD LEASE MONROE
6850 MARKET ST.
HHY 850 1/2 MILE EAST OF
MARTIN LUTHER KING BLVD
J.C. DOBY LEASE OFF OF
CR 160
HESTERN AND ST.FRANCIS
Lclty
IRVING
HAMLIN
HEARHE
KNOX CITY
BIG LAKE
JEFFERSON
ALVORD
SILVER
BORGER
SILVER
KILGORE
HUNTSVILLE
GARLAND
PORT ARTHUR
NEH LONDON
SEXTON
SNOOK
AUSTIN
FRISCO
FRISCO
IRVING
HARREN
FORT NORTH
GAINESVILLE
WICKET
NBDERLAND
GRAHAM
TOKIO
VIEW
DALLAS
BAYTOHN
BURLESON
BBCKVILLE
RICARDO
SUGARLAND
LEFORS
COLLBYVILLE
BAYTOHN
BEAUMONT
BEAUMONT
PORT ARTHUR
ORANGE
SHEENEY
TURNER
HILLISTER
HII.LISTER
COHROE
PASADENA
EL PASO
SAN ANTONIO
PORT LAVACA
DENVER CITY
STOCKDALE
FORT NORTH
JUNCTION
DENVER CITY
IOWA PARK
FORT MCKAVETT
IOHA PARK
FORT MCKAVETT
FORT WORTH
TYLER
VIDOR
ANAHUAC
EL PASO
NEH LONDON
HOUSTON
WHITE OAK
CLAYTON
AMARILLO
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
DALLAS
FISHER
ROBERTSON
KNOX
REAGAN
MARION
NISE
COKE
HUTCHINSON
COKE
GREGG
WALKER
DALLAS
JEFFERSON
RUSK
RUSK
BURLESON
WILLIAMSON
COLLIN
COLLIN
DALLAS
TYLER
TARRANT
COOKE
HARD
JEFFERSON
YOUNG
TERRY
TAYLOR
DALLAS
HARRIS
JOHNSON
PANOLA
KLEBERG
FT. BEND
GRAY
T ARRANT
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
ORANGE
BRAZORIA
RUSK
TYLER
TYLER
MONTGOMERY
HARRIS
EL PASO
BEXAR
CALHOUN
YOAKUM
HILSON
T ARRANT
MBNARD
YOAKUM
HICHITA
MENARD
HICHITA
MBNARD
TARRANT
SMITH
ORANGE
CHAMBERS
EL PASO
RUSK
HARRIS
GREGG
PANOLA
POTTER
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
04/26/91
06/03/91
06/05/91
06/01/91
06/07/91
06/08/91
06/01/91
06/10/91
06/10/91
06/12/91
06/10/91
05/23/91
06/13/91
06/12/91
06/13/91
06/13/91
06/14/91
06/14/91
06/16/91
06/16/91
06/13/91
06/14/91
06/16/91
06/17/91
06/18/91
06/19/91
06/19/91
06/19/91
06/18/91
06/19/91
06/20/91
06/19/91
06/20/91
06/20/91
06/20/91
06/22/91
06/23/91
06/20/91
06/25/91
06/25/91
06/22/91
06/22/91
06/27/91
06/27/91
06/21/91
06/21/91
06/28/91
06/28/91
06/28/91
06/29/91
06/29/91
06/29/91
06/30/91
06/28/91
07/01/91
07/01/91
07/02/91
07/01/91
07/02/91
07/01/91
07/04/91
07/04/91
07/05/91
07/05/91
07/08/91
07/08/91
07/08/91
07/10/91
07/11/91
06/27/91
Hatl
OIL
OIL
OIL-.CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL.-MOTOR
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILY EMULSION ( HASTE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, FUEL :»2
OTHER OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (SULLUBE 32)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE I
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, FUEL: 12
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS,FUEL:t6
OIL; CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDB
CRUDE OIL PRODUCT
OIL:CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
INDUSTRIAL LUBRICANTS
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUELS: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
SA5OLINE ADDITIVE
Quant 1
55.00
SOO.OO
0.00
0.00
33.00
70.00
25.00
15.00
234.00
200.00
0.00
3.00
50.00
10.00
100.00
4.00
2.00
0.00
50.00
2000.00
0.00
5.00
50.00
3.00
556.00
10.00
25.00
1000.00
55.00
5.00
6500.00
75.00
0.00
0.00
30.00
1.00
8500.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
11.00
0.00
150.00
15.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
260.00
150.00
200.00
400.00
34500.00
0.00
0.00
30.00
40.00
2.00
400.00
2.00
400.00
40.00
2.00
90.00
2.00
0.00
1.00
10.00
40.00
0.00
495.00
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B
B
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B
G
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B
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B
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B
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B
G
G
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B
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O
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O
O
O
O
O
O
12/10/93
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Case*
F91-2938
F91-2943
F91-2944
F91-295S
F91-2959
F91-29CO
F91-29«0
F91-2990
F91-3004
F91-3008
F91-3012
F91-3013
•F91-3014
F91-3021
F91-3022
F91-303I
F91-3153
F91-3155
F91-3157
F91-3KO
F91-31C2
F91-31M
F91-3174
F91-3I73
F91-3177
F91-31I3
F91-31I6
F91-3193
F91-3194
F91-3200
F91-3205
F91-320C
F91-3211
F91-3222
F91-3223
F91-3224
F91-3226
F91-3240
F91-3259
F91-3260
F91-32C1
F91-3271
F91-3275
F91-327I
F91-32IO
F91-32I5
F91-3293
F91-3294
F91-3307
F91-3312
F91-3314
F91-3316
F91-33U
F91-3320
F91-3324
F91-3335
F91-3344
F91-3346
F91-3351
F91-33S3
F91-3361
F91-337S
F91-337G
F91-337»
F91-33I2
F91-33IS
F91-3390
F91-3391
F91-3392
F91-3395
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PB EXXON CO.
PE EXXON CO USA
FG US ARM?
TEXACO PIPELINE
UNION PACIFIC
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PB TIDEHATBR MARINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PB TEXACO INC
PB LYKES BROTHERS STEAMSHIP
PE PHILLIPS 66
PB MOBILE PIPELINE
NORTHSTAR
PB SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE SCURLOCK OIL CO.
PB FLEMING COMPANIES INC
PU UNKNONN
LC GRAND PRAIRIE FIRE
PU UNKNOHN
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO.
PB KP EXPLORATION
PE AMOCO
PE E-l MART
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PE FINA
PE KP EXPLORATION
PE UNION CARBIDE CORP.
PB SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE ROADSIDE INC
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO
PE PHI
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXON CO.
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE MOBIL E ( P
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE TEXACO EiP INC.
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN
UNKNOHN
PE AMERICAN PETROFINA PIPE.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS
PB SAFETY KLEBN
PU UNKNOHN
PE EXXON
PE T E MCGEE
ARKHOMA TRANSPORTS INC
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PE ORYX ENERGY COMPANY
PE WRIGHT ASPHALT PRODUCTS
PE OXY USA
PE EXXON CO USA
PE OME CORPORATION
PE TEXACO INC.
PE KOCH GATHERING CO
PB UNION-PACIFIC RAILROAD
PB T L JAMES
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE ODESSA OIL COMPANY
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE EXXON CO USA
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE ACME TRUCK LINES
PE EXXON CO USA
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
Locate
EAST TEXAS TREATING
HNY 1-45 t DIXIE FARM
HOTORPOOL ON BASE 1CTH
JANCITO RIVER
3100 HOLLYWOOD ST UNION
UNION PACIFIC TRAIN YARD
TBSORO DOCKS
BARNSLEY STATION HHY 329
1255 MAIN STREET HECHES
US HHY SPUR 119 NORTH
HECHES RIVER ACROSS FROM
IHNERSTATE 20
COASTAL OIL TRANSPORT
7301 TRINITY BLVD
1-1/2 MI FROM DRINKING
1-30 AND BELTLINE
HEST FORT HOOD
FARM ROAD 171 t SINCLAIR
SHAMBURGER LAKE FIELD,
ANNIE LEE TANK
1-10 ROSE CITY OFF-RAMP
HNY 33
KNIGHT C NO.l TANK
OLD HHY 20-8 AT COLORADO
SHAMBURGER LAKE
NO.2 OLEFINS UNIT
.25 MILES N OF ROUTE 217
1002 AVE C
TRINITY STATION HHY 356
HILDEBRANDT BAYOU. 7 MILES
RT 1 POB 94
PO BOX 149 HHY 366 AND
OFF OF FM 15S4 SECTION
•31 HARVEY
HEST PORT ARTHUR ROAD
CHEVRON LPG STATION 3400
10207 FM 1942
1722 COOPER CREEK RD
••01 WOODCASTLE DRIVE
EXXON FACILITY.
217 HOLMES RD
20 S. JUNIPER ST
HELL 35 - 36 7 MILES NEST
OFF OF HHY 669
17310 MARKET ST.
SECTION 9, BLOCK B-3 OF
HELL NO.1C TURKEY CREEK
11101 1-10 CAST
4545 SAVANNAH TEXACO
PO BOX 2601 SUNTIDE RD
UNION PACIFIC YARD
OIL TANKING SLIP
ELLISORE RANCH NO.l
13423 HEST COUNTY ROAD
GEORGE E. BREWER SURVEY
OFF OF AMERICAN PLANT RD
NEAR HHY 42
OFF OF HHY 33 SECTION 10
1(27 SOUTH VINE
RED OAK RD AND HHY 342
US 59 AT THE LEE ROAD
SILVEY A ACCOUNT NO. 2
1160 MARSHALL LANE
Lcity
KILGORB
HOUSTON
KILLEEN
HUMBLE
BEAUMONT
BEAUMONT
FRBBPORT
CRANE
PORT HECHES
BEAUMOHT
BORGBR
CROCKETT
ROSE CITY
MONAHANS
COTULLA
FORT HORTH
HOUSTON
GRAND PRAIRIE
FORT HOOD
WICHITA FALLS
TYLER
SPRIHGHILL
ROSE CITY
BIG LAKE
COLORADO CITY
TYLER
SEADRIFT
JOLLY
DENTON
OHALASKA
PORT ARTHUR
VALLEY VIEH
OVERTON
PORT ARTHUR
CAHOMA
GARDEN CITY
VBALMOOR
MAGNOLIA
FORT HORTH
BEAUMONT
MIDLAND
MONT BELLVIEU
DENTON
DALLAS
HAWKINS
KIRBYVILLB
PERRYTON
IRAAN
POST
CHANNELVIEH
BORGBR
KILGORE
CHANNELVIEH
PORT ARTHUR
CORPUS CHRISTI
TAYLOR
HOUSTON
SMITHVILLB
MIDLAND
KERMIT
HAWKINS
LEBERTS CHAPEL
HEN LONDON
BIG LAKE
TYLER
RED OAK
ALDIENE
NEW LONDON
SILSBEE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
GREGG
HARRIS
BELL
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
BRAZORIA
CRANE
ORANGE
JEFFERSON
HUTCHINSON
KARNES
JEFFERSON
CRANE
LA SALLE
TARRAHT
HARRIS
DALLAS
BELL
WICHITA
SMITH
ORANGE
REAGAN
PAHOLA
MITCHELL
SMITH
CALHOUN
CLAY
DENTON
POLK
JEFFERSON
WICHITA
RUSK
JEFFERSON
SCURRY
REAGAN
BORDBN
MONTGOMERY
TARRAHT
JEFFERSON
MIDLAND
CHAMBERS
DENTON
DALLAS
HOOD
JASPER
OCHILTREE
PECOS
GARIA
HARRIS
HUTCHINSON
GREGG
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
NUECES
WILLIAMSON
HARRIS
FAYETTE
MIDLAND
HARD
ROOD
RUSK
RUSK
REAGAN
SMITH
ELLIS
HARRIS
RUSK
HARDIN
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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07/11/91
07/10/91
07/12/91
07/12/91
07/12/91
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07/1C/91
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07/21/91
07/24/91
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07/25/91
07/25/91
07/27/91
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07/27/91
07/27/91
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07/30/91
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08/03/91
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01/05/91
08/05/91
01/05/91
06/25/91
08/06/91
08/07/91
08/08/91
08/08/91
08/09/91
02/01/91
08/10/91
08/10/91
08/12/91
08/12/91
08/12/91
08/12/91
01/13/91
01/13/91
01/13/91
08/13/91
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
OILS. DIESEL
UNKNONN OIL
OILS. DIESEL
OILS. DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS. DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS. MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL
OILiCRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
UNKNOHN OIL
DIESEL
JP-5 GASOLINE
OILS. DIESEL I DIESEL
OILiCRUDE
CRUDE
OILS. DIESEL 1 DIESEL
OILiCRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILiCRUDB
C DRIPOLINE CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
GASOLINE I AUTOMOTIVE
OILlCRUDB
OIL
OILiCRUDB
OILiCRUDB
GAS OIL
OILiCRUDB
OILiCRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OILICRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL. MISCl LUBRICATING
OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
HEAVY OIL FROM HELL
UNKNOWN OIL (BOTTOM
OILICRUDB
OILiCRUDE
ASPHALT OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILiCRUDE
HASTE OIL
KEROSENE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OILiCRUDE
OILS.MISClMOTOR
OILiCRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILiCRUDE
OILiCRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILS,MISC:MINBRAL
Quant 1
100.00
1.
0.
0.
2500.
2000.
2.
800.
5.
23.
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5.
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55.
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0.
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PE MOBIL CHEMICAL
PE SUN REFINERY t MAKETING C
PE SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PE SHELL WESTERN E t P
PE BALLARD EXPLORATION
PE MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
PE EXXON CO., U.S.A.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PE TENNECO
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE SUN PIPELINE CO.
PE MOBILE OIL
PU SUSPECT
PE DARREN PETROLEUM
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE KOCH GATHERIN6 SYSTEMS
PE PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
PE MOBIL OIL CO.
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE BURLINGTON NORTHERN RR
PE CONVENIENCE MART
PE TEXAS EASTMAN CO
PE FAMCOR OIL
PB TENNESSEE PIPELINE CONST.
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION INC.
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE BLUE BONNETT
PE 5TH WHEEL OF TEXAS
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
PE KOCH MATERIALS COMPANY
PE EXXON USA
PE VICKERS PET. CO
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE KOCH REFINING CO
FG EPA
PE EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
PE MARION OIL COMPANY
PE ROADWAY EXPRESS
PE SALEM CARPET MILLS
PE ROADWAY FREIGHT CO.
PE CONOCO INC.
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT
PE GEORGE MCGEE CO.
PE
PE
PE TEXAS UTIL. ELECTRIC
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING t POWER
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC R.R.
PE MILES PRODUCTION CO INC
PE TEXACO, INC.
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE BILBO TRUCKING
PE ARCO INC.
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE EXXON CO USA
PE KIMBERLY CLARK
PU RONALD POHCHAUD
PE MAYNARD OIL CO.
PE SAFETY XLEEN
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
Locate
9822 LAPORTE FRHY
LONG TRUST UTSMAN OIL
STEVEN - JACKSON SURVEY
JB GOLDSMITH NO. 1
4951 FARM ROAD 1781
P O BOX 1191
JUAN XIMENES SURVEY NEAR
HW 421
BLOCK 25 SECTION 76 Ht TC
FM 2966
1200 NORTH BROADHKY
PO BOX 271 US HHY SPUR
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR
8770 H. PIDHELL
OPI INTERNATIONAL DOCK
CREEK BEHIND 125
RT 3 BOX 85
INTERSECTION OF HWY 300
NAVAL STATION INGLESIDE
HHY 42 ON THE WEST SIDE.
APPROX 3 MILES FROM HNY
BURT ST
350 OLD CHOATE RD
10000 E. THIRD STREET
SW OF CROHLEY AT FREEMAN
HWY 149 S
NO.4 HELL 4.8 MILES OFF
FARM TO MARKET RD 665
1 MILE N.E. OF 1-20 AND
NEAR FARM MARKET RD 3083
VH JENNINGS FIELDNO.10602
4000 N. MEDFORD
1/2 MILE SOUTH OF HWY
HEAR HHY 1674
FH 1674
203 CEDAR RD
CONROE FIELD THEO SLADE
2407 SOUTH HAMPTON STREET
LEASE: VAN STATE 7
9011 JOHNY MORRIS RD
1-10 AND 46 DIAMOND
RACCOON BEND FIELD 1050
29TH ( TEXAS STREETS
KETTLE RESTAURANT 2137 S.
1-10 MILEPOST 131
2137 S. FIRST STREET
600 N. DAIRY ASHFORD
3000 FT WEST OF HHY 949
PUBLIC SCHOOL LAND BLOCK
LA PALMA POWER STATION
CALL, NEWTON COUNTY,
702 M. HIGH ST.
MAGNOLIA PARK SERVICE
M.P. 32.5
OFF COUNTY RD 175
HHY 152
1-37 N. JUST BEFORE SOUTH
3426 S. 27TH
ZMI N OF INTERSECTION OF
HWY 1790
TRINITY FIELD OFF FM 1893
CORNER OF LOOP 2B6 AND FM
549 BLUEBERRY
NEAR HWY 669
HWY 121
HWY 1069 PO BOX 1029
Loity
HOUSTON
AIRPORT ROAD.KILGORE
SOURLAKE
QUITMAN
STREETMAN
LAPORTE
TEXAS CITY
TURNER TOWN
LUMBERTON
SNYDER
QUITMAN
LAPORTE
BORGER
HOUSTON
SABINE
RED OAK
SHERMAN
LONGVIEH
INGLESIDE
KILGORE
KNOX CITY
BEAUMONT
HOUSTON
AMARILLO
CROHLEY
LONGVIEH
JASPER
CORPUS CHRISTI
TYLER
RANGERLAND
TALCO
LUFKIN
TOMBALL
JUNCTION
FT HCKAVETT
ENNIS
CONROE
DALLAS
VANDERBILT
AUSTIN
HOUSTON
BELLVILLE
TEXAS CITY
LUFKIN
VAN HORN
LUFKIN
HOUSTON
BELLVILLE
KERMIT
SAN BENITO
CALL
HIGH ISLAND
HIGH ISLAND
TERRELL
HOUSTON
EAGLE PASS
ANTELOPE
STINNETT
CORPUS CHRISTI
HUFSMITH
ABILENE
SABINE
SEYMOUR
TRINITY
PARIS
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POST
FORT WORTH
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MIXED HYDROCARBONS
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILECRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL:CRUDE
Oil,: CRUDE
OILS. FUEL: 12
OILS, FUEL: »6
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OILECRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILY SLUDGE
OIL:CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
GASOLINE
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILsCRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILECRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OILECRUDE
ASPHALT
OIL:CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL-.CRWDE
OIL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILECRUDE
OILECRUDE
OILS, FUEL: »2
CRUDE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILECRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOmf OIL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL.-CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
HASTE MOTOR OIL
OILECRUDE
MINERAL SPIRITS
OILS, FUEL: »2
Quant 1
4000.00
100.00
1.00
3.00
5.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
30.00
40.00
4.00
2.00
20.00
75.00
59.00
200.00
0.00
10.00
45.00
25.00
75.00
3.00
1.00
4.00
50.00
0.00
100.00
140.00
300.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
1200.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
10000.00
6.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
20.00
100.00
60.00
50.00
20.00
0.00
670.00
3100.00
0.00
1000.00
1000.00
0.00
230.00
400.00
80.00
10.00
0.00
1800.00
0.00
10.00
0.00
35.00
20.00
0.00
400.00
3.00
790.00
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F92-0055
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F92-0220
F92-0252
F92-0253
F92-0260
F92-0268
F92-0273
F92-0276
F92-02B9
F92-0291
F92-0296
F92-0302
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PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE BOATTONN INC
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE 76 TRUCK STOP
PE INTERNATIONAL PAPER
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE FIHA OIL AND CHEHICAL CO
PE EXXON CO.
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE MITCHELL ENERGY CORP.
PE MARATHON PIPELINE CO.
PE PERMIAN CORP
SANTE FE RAILROAD
PE LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL
PE HOHELL HYDROCARBON I CHEM
PE TEXAS EASTMAN CO
PE EXXON USA
PE KERR-MCGEE
PE EXXON CO USA
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE SUN PIPELINE
UN UNKNOMN
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE TRI-STATE MEASUREMENT INC
PE MOBIL PIPELINE
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PE KOCH GARTHERING SYSTEMS
PB THOROUGHBRED I»C
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE SUN PIPELINE CO
PE QUANTUM CHEMICAL
PE KOCH OIL CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE EXXON USA
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE BRAZOS ELECTRIC POKER
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE MERIDIAN OIL INC.
PE MOBIL EIP U.S. INC.
PE THURMON TRANSPORTATION
PE TEMPLE INLAND FOREST PROD
PB BURLINGTON NORTHERN R/R
PE MAX MARINE COMPANY
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
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PE TEXACO PIPELINE
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PE KOCH GATHERING SYSEMS
PE GORDON OIL CO.
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PE JALCO CONSTRUCTION CO
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PE TEXACO PIPELINE
PE EXXON CO
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PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
Locate
KINZBY AND VICKERY ST
FARM-MARKET ROAD 2351
S-17,BK-194, GCiSF RR CO.
3826 LAKE AUSTIN BLVD
4675 HHY 6 AND DULLES
76 TRUCK STOP 1-10
HHY 59S
HHY 366 AND 32ND STREET
HHY 42
HHY 366 AND 32HD STREET
HHY 1320 AND HHY 1323
J. CRUTHBRS SURVEY J.B.
ABSTRACT 399 SURVEY HHY
DISCOVERY CANYON ROAD
SB 66 QUARTER BLOCK 1,
AMARILLO
8280 SHELDON RD
CYPRESS CREEK
1201 S. SHELDON RD
PO BOX 744
350 CHOUTE ROAD, TURKEY
SECTION 33,18 MI. EAST OF
RT 4
1.5 MILES BAST OF HIGHHAY
LEASE HALIBURTON A R -
HIGHHAY 16
HIGHHAY 42
800 H PALESTINE AVE
11505 KBBCAN'S RIDGE
AHARILLO ROUND HOUSE 1-40
HNY 1069 PO BOX 1029
HHY 16
300 YD N OF HHY 80 MOODY
JESSE DUBAR ABS.23,30 MI
SOUTH DOCK, 1515 MILLER
100 YDS NORTH OF HHY 80 1
13 MILES NORTH ON 1-20
RT 9 BOX 68
HILEPOLB 335 1 MILE HEST
FARM ROAD 41
602 H LAKE OR
FN 2022
PO BOX 668 STATE ROUTE
INTERSECTION OF HHY 214
HHY67,BETWEEN HOLLA*
HHY 204 WEST AND 259
PLANT FACILITY FARM RD
MILEPOST NO. 272
15602 JACINTO PORT
NN-1/4S-414,APPROX 4MI S
1505 CUSTBR I 15TH
FARMER MARKET RD 1206
PO BOX 701 WEST END OF
8 MILES NORTH OF KILGORE
2525 BRENNAN
HEAR PLATFORM, UMBRELLA
ON SOUTH POST OAK RD . 5
C. C. HUTCHINSOH (A)
1 MILE BAST AND 4 MILES
RT 1 BOX 94
1313 HEST PASADENA FREENY
AVE B AND 8TH ST.
Lcity
FORT NORTH
FRIENDSHOOD
IRAAN
AUSTIN
SUGARLAND
ROSE CITY
TEXARKANA
QUEEN CITY
PORT ARTHUR
KILGORE
PORT ARTHUR
SANDY
KILGORE
ELECTRA
ALVORD
IRAAN
TUSCLA
AMARILLO
CHANNELVIEH
HOCXLEY
CHANNELVIEH
LONGVIEH
HOUSTON
POST
CONROE
HILLOH CITY
HHITE OAK
FREDERICKSBURG
KILGORE
PALESTINE
HOUSTON
LULING
AHARILLO
INGLESIDB
BANDERA
GLADEHATBR
KILGORE
DAISETTA
LA PORTE
GLADEHATBR
COLORADO CITY
PRICE
JACKSONVILLE
RANKIN
SUNDOWN
WEATHBRFORD
BLKHART
IRAAN
PLAINS
VANDERBILT
CLEBURNE
NACODOCHES
PINELAND
HEADLEY
HOUSTON
AT STATE LINE
PLANO
IOHA PARK
PORT ARTHUR
KILGORE
SHERMAN
FORT NORTH
BAYTOHN
MARSHALL
HOUSTON
GORDOHVILLE
BRYSON
MEN LONDON
PASADENA
IHGLESIDB
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HARRIS
PECOS
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FT.BEND
ORANGE
BOHIE
CASS
JEFFERSON
GREGG
JEFFERSON
BLANCO
GREGG
HICHITA
HISB
PECOS
TAYLOR
POTTER
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRISON
HARRIS
GARZA
MONTGOMERY
GILLESPIB
GREGG
GILLESPIE
GREGG
ANDERSON
HARRIS
CALDHELL
POTTER
SAN PATRICIO
BANDERA
GREGG
GREGG
LIBERTY
HARRIS
GREGG
SCURRY
RUSK
CHEROKEE
UPTON
HOCKLEY
PARKER
ANDERSON
PECOS
COCHRAN
JACKSON
JOHNSON
NACOCDOCHES
SABIHE
DONLEY
HARRIS
YOAXUH
COLLIN
HICHITA
JEFFERSON
GREGG
GRAYSON
TARRANT
HARRIS
HARRISON
HARRIS
GRAYSON
JACK
RUSK
HARRIS
SAN PATRICIO
ST
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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Hatl
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLXNBl AUTOMOTIVE
OILS, MISC: LUBRICATING
OILS,HISC:LUBRICATING
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL. -CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL -.CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
PYROLYSIS GASOLINE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OTHER OIL (CONTAINING
01 Li CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDB
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL:CRUDC
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILiCRODS
OIL:CRUDB
OILS. HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDB
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, MISC: COAL TAR
HYDRAULIC OIL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILlCRUDB
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
PRIMARY OIL HATER
OIL:CRUD8
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
Quantl
5.00
150.00
4.00
0.00
15.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
4500.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
500.00
500.00
6.00
25.00
3.00
0.00
10.00
2.00
500.00
20.00
0.50
1.00
0.00
COO. 00
0.75
600.00
150.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
20000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
150.00
5.00
0.99
32.00
150.00
4.00
5.00
10.00
175.00
6.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
75.00
0.00
250.00
1000.00
15.00
25.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
300.00
160.00
0.00
5.00
30.00
225.00
15.00
75.00
4.00
0.00
200.00
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B
B
U
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U
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B
B
B
B
B
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B
6
G
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
U
U
U
G
U
U
U
B
B
G
B
B
B
B
B
B
G
U
B
U
G
G
U
G
G
G
B
U
U
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B
B
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G
G
B
B
B
B
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B
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F
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F
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P
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O
O
O
0
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O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
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O
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O
O
O
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F92-0314
F92-0327
F92-0329
F92-0335
F92-0341
F92-0347
F92-0355
F92-0356
F92-0359
F92-0360
F92-0363
.F92-0374
F92-0376
F92-0386
F92-0387
F92-0400
F92-0401
F92-0412
F92-0417
F92-0419
F92-0428
F92-0431
F92-0433
F92-0439
F92-0441
F92-0442
F92-0443
F92-0444
F92-0448
F92-0449
F92-0458
F92-0466
F92-0468
F92-0472
F92-0486
F92-0494
F92-0499
F92-0508
F92-0509
F92-0513
F92-0517
F92-0524
F92-0537
F92-0538
F92-0541
F92-OS42
F92-0544
F92-0554
F92-0556
F92-0562
F92-0563
F92-0564
F92-0569
F92-0579
F92-0586
F92-0590
F92-0596
F92-0600
F92-0604
F92-0606
F92-0609
F92-0610
F92-0614
F92-0622
F92-0623
F92-0646
F92-0653
F92-0654
F92-0660
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BRNS Oil Spill Database
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PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PE CIRCLE K
PE CHEVRON USA
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE SHELL WESTERN EIP INC.
PE SNYDBR OIL CORP
LG CITY OF AUSTIN
PE SNYDBR OIL CORP
PE STAR ENTERPRISES
PU UNKNONN
PE SHELL?
PE TEXAS EASTMAN
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE CONOCO PIPELINE
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE POSSIBLY EXXON PIPELINE
PE SOUTH CENTRAL TX.OIL <
PE HOECHST CELANESB
PE BDH TECHNOLOGY
PE NORTH TEXAS CIRCUIT BOARD
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE NAVAJO REFINING CO
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE BRAZOS ELECTRIC POWER CO
PE EXXON
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE MITCHELL ENERGY CORP.
PE PHILLIPS LIGHTING CO
PB JIFFY LUBE INTERNATIONAL
LG HACODCCHES CNTY HHY DEPT
PB KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE ZIEDLOH OIL CO
PB SCURLOCK PERMIAN CORP
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE SHRIMP BOAT LITTLE EDHD
PE TEXAS INDUSTRIES
PE MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
PB SUN PIPELINE CO
PE NAVAJO REFINING CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PB ORYX ENGERY CO
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE MARATHON OIL CO
PE EXXON CO USA
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN CORP
PE ISLAND AUTO SERVICE
PE SEADRIFT PIPELINE
PB
PE CHEVRON INC
PE MOBIL
PE CHEVRON USA
PE EXXON CO USA
PE CHEVROH INC
PE RODESSA MANAGEMENT
PE RODESSA MANAGEMENT INC
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
PB SUN PIPELINE
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PB MARATHON OIL CO.
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
1.5 MI NORTH OF THE
3625 BEE CAVE ROAD
1100 N COUNTY RD 1160
COUNTY ROAD 1160
SHELL QUITMAH FIELD
25 MILES Nff
2401 HOLLY ST
OFF COUNTY RD 126
FORT HECHES TERMINAL
BABE ZAHARIAS GOLF
5802 NORTH I-4S
KODAK BLVD
NEAR
NORTH OF HHY 380
6 MILES WEST ON HHY 349
LAKESIDE PARK,NEAR
7 MI.N X NE TAFT.OFF
HIGHHAY 77 SOUTH, BOX 728
LABELLE ROAD ( HIGHHAY
1500 BLOCK,HEST SHADY
HHY 385/ SECTION 62
1000 EASTSIDB ST
LAFARGE CEMENT PLANT NEAR
STAR ROUTE BOX 30
OFF OF HHY 1293
PO BOX 668 STATE ROUTE
PO BOX 7 2000 E. 16TH
3010 CLARKESVILLE ST
3804 50TH ST
HHY 7 EAST
SEE ADDITIONAL REMARKS
US HHY SPUR 119 NORTH
NEAR HHY 105
COUNTY ROAD 9.6 MI SH OF
AMOCO HHATLY LEASE B
TIED UP AT FISHERY
12900 LAKE JUNE RD
2-3 MILES NORTH OF CITY
HP 7
OFF SUN OIL COMPANY RD
NEAR INTERSECTION OF
2700 S GRAND VIEW JWE
.5 MILE SOUTH OF 1-20
7956 BOLES ROAD
PHILLIPS MOORE HELL NO. 15
CRANBERRY LEASE
MERCHANT DISHARGE LINE TO
3399 HHY 6 COLLIN BAYOU
SN QUARTER SECTION 61 H
115 N. OLEANDER
OFF OF CR 391
6955 GRAPEVINE HHY
L.B. BELL LEASE
2525 BRENNAN
CONROE FIELD RT 4 BOX
FM 450
3 MILES NORTH OF HALLVILL
3 MI S OF HHY 69 ON HHY
GOOSE CREEK AND LEE ROAD
HHITE OAK RD
GC < SF SURVEY SECTION 27
CR»414,3-4 MI, THEN 1/2
PO BOX 661 STATE ROUTE
PO BOX 668 STATE ROUTE
1575 SOUTH 23RD
MONAHANS
BAYSIDE
AUSTIN
MIDLAND
MIDLAND
OUITMAN
BIG LAKE
AUSTIN
SMITHVILLE
FORT HECHES
PORT ARTHUR
HOUSTON
LONGVIEH
IRVING
GRAHAM
IRAAN
DUNCAHVILLE
TAFT
BISHOP
PORT ARTHUR
NORTH GRAND PRAIRIE
HELLMAN
EL PASO
DALLAS
PALO PINTO
PAMPA
THICKET
IRAAN
BRIDGEPORT
PARIS
LUBBOCK
NACOGDOCHES
BIDDINGS
IRAAN
BORGER
SOUR LAKE
CHICO
HHITE OAK
PORT ISABEL
DALLAS
QUITMAN
ELECTRA
MONT BELVIEU
EL PASO
ODESSA
TYLER
ODESSA
BRIDGEPORT
LIVINGSTON
DAISETTA
HITCHCOCK
CHILI COTHIE
PORT ARANSAS
EL CAMPO
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
SHERMAN
CHANDLER
FORT WORTH
CONROE
SHERMAN
HALLSVILLE
HALLSVILLE
BAYTOHN
HHITE OAK
IRAAN
CARBON
IRAAN
IRAAN
BEAUMONT
HARD
REFUGIO
TRAVIS
MIDLAND
MIDLAND
HOOD
UPTON
TRAVIS
FAYETTE
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
HARRISON
DALLAS
YOUNG
PECOS
DALLAS
SAN PATRICIO
NUBCES
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
TERRY
BL PASO
DALLAS
PALO PINTO
GRAY
HARDIN
PECOS
HISE
LAMAR
LUBBOCK
NACOGDOCHES
LEE
PECOS
HUTCHINSON
HARDIN
HISE
GREGG
CAMERON
DALLAS
HOOD
HICHITA
CHAMBERS
EL PASO
ECTOR
SMITH
ECTOR
HISE
LIVINGSTON
HARDIN
GALVESTON
HARDEMAN
NUECES
HHARTON
TARRANT
GRAYSOH
HENDERSON
TARRANT
MONTGOMERY
GRAYSOH
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARDIN
HARRIS
GREGG
PECOS
EASTLAND
PECOS
PECOS
JEFFERSON
V So H ca Me
n ur a u d
1 c t • i
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
10/30/91
10/30/91
11/04/91
11/01/91
11/01/91
11/03/91
11/03/91
11/03/91
11/04/91
11/04/91
11/05/91
11/03/91
11/05/91
11/05/91
11/04/91
11/05/91
11/07/91
11/07/91
11/07/91
11/19/91
11/21/91
11/09/91
11/09/91
11/10/91
11/11/91
11/09/91
11/11/91
11/11/91
11/11/91
11/11/91
11/11/91
06/15/90
11/13/91
11/13/91
11/14/91
11/15/91
11/16/91
11/17/91
ll/U/91
11/18/91
11/11/91
11/18/91
11/19/91
11/21/92
11/19/91
11/20/91
11/19/91
11/20/91
11/21/91
11/21/91
11/22/91
11/20/91
11/17/91
11/22/91
11/24/91
11/25/91
01/01/90
11/26/91
11/26/91
11/25/9-1
11/16/91
11/17/91
11/26/91
ll/2»/91
11/27/91
11/27/91
12/02/91
12/02/91
12/02/91
12/01/91
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL I CRUDE
GASOLINE
OILS. DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE AND SALT
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
87-OCT. UNLEADED GASOLINE
PRODUCED OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL,FUEL:N0.2
OIL: CRUDE
ACRID SMELL/METALLIC
OIL: CRUDE
OILS. FUEL: »2
OILS, DIESEL : DIESEL
OILS, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUID HYDROCARBONS
OILS. FUEL: »2
OILS,MISC:MOTOR
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
BILGE OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNONN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: MINERAL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB OIL
OIL: CRUDE
20 BBLS OF CRUDE OIL, 60
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
Quantl
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200.00 B P 0
2
5000
100
20
10
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10
100
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00 G
00 B
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00 B
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60
0
100
2
0
0
0
2
0
30
1430
1000
5
12
6
5
874
300
15
0
25
4
140
0
0
6
5
345
0
200
200
172
0
15
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00 B
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0
100
0
0
198
2
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0
2
40
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3
20
1
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00 B
00 B 1
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Case*
F92-0665
F92-0672
F92-0673
F92-0677
F92-0678
F92-0681
F92-06M
F92-0686
F92-0687
F92-0689
F92-0694
F92-0713
• F92-0730
F92-0733
F92-0747
F92-0758
F92-0760
F92-0767
F92-0779
F92-0789
F92-0816
F92-0623
F92-0837
F92-0«41
F92-0866
F92-0>69
F92-OB76
F92-OIIO
F92-0819
F92-0890
F92-0892
F92-0894
F92-0896
F92-0901
F92-0904
F92-0906
F92-0908
F92-0910
F92-0915
F92-0916
F92-0918
F92-0921
F92-0923
F92-0924
F92-0927
F92-0928
F92-0929
F92-0935
F92-0939
F92-0940
F92-0942
F92-0943
F92-0945
F92-0949
F92-0952
F92-0962
F92-0963
F92-0964
F92-096S
F92-0972
F92-0973
F92-0981
F92-098S
F92-0986
F92-0990
F92-0993
F92-0995
F92-1012
F92-1014
F92-1027
Prp
PE EXXON CO USA
PB CITGO PIPELINE
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE HBNDSON CONSTRUCTION
PE COCH SERVICE INC
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE PHILLIPS 66
PE GRAHAM ROYALTY LTD
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
PE MAX PERRY/USED TIRES I
PE BHP PETROLEUM
PB ARCO OIL ( GAS CO.
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PC AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PC TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY
NARREN PETROLEUM CO
MARATHON OIL CO.
SNYDER OIL CORP
EXXON CO USA
LG SAN ANTONIO INTL. AIRPORT
PC GUTHRIE TRUCK HARBOR
TEXACO PIPELINE INC
EXXON PIPELINE
PC SUN PIPELINE
UNION EXPLORATION CORP.
RODEHAY EXPRESS
TEXACO INC.
USAF LACKLAND AFB
HARATHON OIL CO.
HOBIL OIL CO.
EXXON CO
KINCAID DOZER SERVICE
UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
AIRPORT MARINE 1 TACKLE
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
PRIDE PIPELINE
PRIDE REFINING
SNYDER OIL CORP
SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
BUNGE FOODS
EXXON
HARATHON OIL CO.
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
SUN PIPELINE CO
SCURLOCK CORP.
TEXACO PIPELINE INC
SUN PIPELINE CO
PAGAN-LBNIS MOTORS INC
BLEDSO OIL 4 GAS
DC AUTOMOTIVE
HOMELL PETROLEUM CORP
EXXON USA
HCNURREY PIPELINE CO
PHILLIPS 66
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
TEXACO PIPELINE INC
AIRPORT MARINE BEAUMONT
PC EXXON CO USA
PC ARCO OIL AND GAS
PC SEARS LOGISTICS SERVICES
PC SCURLOCK PERMIAN CORP
PC AMOCO PIPELINE
Locate
OFF HHY 60
BLOCK H EL • RR SURVEY
FARM RD 1163
SECTION 130 BLOCK 5
SOUTH OF STRATFORD TX 6
9 HI.BAST OF JCT
CLEAVES LEASE
SM 61 OFF OF 1-10
OFF OF HHY 10. 2 MILES N
25 MILES NORTH OF GRAHAM
517 BAST GRAUNYLER
MUSTANG ISLAND, 747 L,
2627 TIDAL ROAD
BANDER LEASE NELL 14
HARREN PET.CO/PROP OFF
1 MILE NEST OF HHY 183
2 MILES NEST OF QUITHAN
OFF OF ESTES PKNY
10119 HHY 146
5.5 MI SOUTH OF HHY 64
FARM ROAD 3?<
REARHIN NO. 6
1-20 HEST, EXIT 330
2.5 MILES SOUTH OF BRYSOH
JM CHRISTIAN LEASE GEORGE
SOUTH OF TENNERYVILLB RD
COUNTY RD 1417
INTERSTATE 45 AT US EXIT
100YDS N FARM MARKET RD
HILFOR HALL MEDICAL
6 MILES SR OF IRAAH
CHACON LAKE
SALT CREEK FIELD UNIT
GREGG TEX RD
BOUNTY ROAD
BRAZOS FARMS LIMITED NO.
J H HCFARLAND NO. 1 NELL
4925 H CARDINAL DR
1 HI NEST OF HHY 62 1-10
HHY 277 FT CHADBURN RANCH
RT 1 BOX 80
HHY 73 IS THE NEAREST
400 E EXCHANGE
RI 1 BOX 94
OFF OF HHY 295 NHICH IS
SOUR LAKE OIL FIELD
FH 153 AND 2104
FACILITY STATION YARD HHY
SERVICE CENTER LOCATED AT
RT 831
OFF FARM MARKET 1013
128 HOMESTEAD
HHY 50
OIL FIELD
5 MILES NEST OF ARP ON
STATE HCNY SPUR 119N
1 MILE SOUTHHEST OF TOHN
1 HILB N AND .75 MILE E
4925 HEST CARDINAL DRIVE
HR HUGHES NO.34
RIVER ROAD SURVEY:A
STATE HHY 175
NORTHEAST QUARTER SEC
BE t L COMPANY SURVEY
Lcity
LANE CITY
NBLCH
MINNIE
JUSTICKBERG
STATFORD
OR LA
SENATE
BORGER
HANDCOHER
NHITE OAK
GRAHAM
IRVING
MUSTANG ISLAND, OFF
DEER PARK
HHITE OAK
LONGVIEH
VERNON
HHITE OAK
LONGVIEH
MONT BELVIEU
HENDERSON
LORENZO
ANAHUAC
SAN ANTONIO
CISCO
BRYSON
NHITE OAK
HHITE OAK
VAN
ENNIS
CARTHAGE
LACKLAND AFB
IRAAH
DEVINE
JAYTON
LONGVIEH
HHIIT
BRYAN
COLLEGE STATION
BEAUMONT
ORANGE
BRONTE
BRONTE
NINNIE
NEH LONDON
FORT NORTH
HEH LONDON
HENDERSON
NHITE OAK
SOUR LAKE
SMITHVILLB
FARMER
HENDERSON
CORPUS CRISTI
BUFFALO
HILLISTER
HOUSTON
BRYAN
CONROE
ARP
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HHARTON
DAHSON
JEFFERSON
GARIA
SHERMAN
MADISON
REEVES
JACK
HUTCHINSON
CHAMBERS
GREGG
YOUNG
DALLAS
HARRIS
HARRIS
GREGG
HILBARCER
HOOD
HARRISON
CHAMBERS
RUSK
CROSBY
CHAMBERS
BEXAR
JACK
GREGG
GREGG
VAN ZANDT
ELLIS
PANOLA
PECOS
MEDINA
KENT
PARKER
BRAZOS
BRAZOS
JEFFERSON
ORANGE
NOLAN
RUNNELS
JEFFERSON
RUSK
TARRANT
RUSK
RUSK
ROSENBURG
OLNEY
BEAUMONT
HHITE OAK
HHITE OAK
DALLAS
FLUVANNA
NINDTHORST
HARDIH
BASTROP
YOUNG
RUSK
HUECBS
LEON
TYLER
HARRIS
BRAZOS
MONTGOMERY
SMITH
HUTCHINSOH
FT. BEND
ARCHER
JEFFERSON
GREGG
DALLAS
SCURRY
ARCHER
ST
IX
TX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
IX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
IX
IX
TX
IX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
IX
TX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
TX
IX
IX
IX
TX
TX
IX
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
IX
IX
TX
TX
IX
IX
IX
IX
spdate
12/03/91
12/04/91
12/04/91
12/04/91
10/12/91
12/04/91
12/05/91
12/05/91
12/05/91
12/05/91
12/06/91
12/10/91
/ /
12/01/91
12/11/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/13/91
12/13/91
12/09/91
12/11/91
12/18/91
12/18/91
12/22/91
12/19/91
12/20/91
12/20/91
12/21/91
12/21/91
12/20/91
12/21/91
12/21/91
12/22/91
12/22/91
12/23/91
12/22/91
09/10/91
12/23/91
12/23/91
12/24/91
12/24/91
12/24/91
12/24/91
12/26/91
12/26/91
12/25/91
12/26/91
12/27/91
12/27/91
12/27/91
12/27/91
12/27/91
12/21/91
12/25/91
12/29/91
12/21/91
12/24/91
12/26/91
12/30/91
12/27/91
12/31/91
12/31/91
12/31/91
12/31/91
01/01/92
01/01/92
01/02/92
01/02/92
01/04/92
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
01 Li CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE MIXED WITH
OIL: CRUDE MIXED KITH
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE (HYDROCARBON
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL AND DRILLING HUD
GASOLINE
CONDEMSATB; CRUDE OIL
OILS, DISC :MOTOR
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNONH OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! DIESEL
OTHER OIL I ROAD OIL)
OIL MIXED HITH SALT
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET A FUEL
DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OILl CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
OIL. MISC: MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUELt NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
NAPHTHA: VM « P (75%
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
GASOLINE! AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
4.00
1000.00
3.00
100.00
20.00
800.00
0.00
200.00
100.00
6.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
1.00
75.00
1.00
0.00
10.00
15.00
0.00
410.00
15.00
5.00
0.00
100.00
0.00
50.00
0.00
3.00
300.00
5.00
50.00
10.00
0.00
510.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
3.00
0.00
1000.00
4.00
10.00
0.00
2.00
15.00
30.00
2.00
20.00
35.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
240.00
150.00
75.00
15.00
4.00
25.00
10.00
1.00
2.00
100.00
450.00
0.00
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n r a u
1 t •
t . e
B 0
B O
B O
B 0
G 0
G 0
U O
B O
B 0
G F O
B P O
U F 0
US 0
BO O
G O
B P O
G U 0
UP O
B P O
G F 0 BF
U
B
B
G
G
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B
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B
G
B
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B
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B
B
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B
B
B
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B
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G
B
B
B
B
B
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G
B
G
G
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0
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0
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o
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9
Case* t Prp
F92-1028 KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F92-1030 PC MOBIL PIPELINE CO.
F92-1031 CITGO PIPELINE CO.
F92-1039 PC DIAMOND SHAMROCK
F92-1042 PC EXTRUDERS
F92-1043 PC CHEVRON INC
F92-1051 PC EXXON CO. USA
F92-1058 PC SNYDER OIL CORP
F92-1059 PC EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-1063 PC B P CHEMICALS
F92-1064 PC EXXON CO USA
F92-1066 PC EXXON
.F92-1070 UN
F92-1083 TEXACO EXPLORATION
F92-1092 PC FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
F92-1093 PC EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-1094 PC OXY PETROLEUM t CROSS
F92-1096 PC UNKNOWN
F92-1098 PC UNKNOWN
F92-1111 PC UNION CARBIDE CORP.
F92-1112 PC FAIR OIL CO
F92-1117 PC MARATHON OIL CO.
F92-1119 PC PETROLEUM PRODUCTION
F92-1120 PC KOCH REFINING CO
F92-1128 PC MOBIL PIPELINE
F92-113S PC MARATHON OIL CO
F92-1137 PC EXXON CO USA
F92-1139 PC EXXON CO USA
F92-1140 PC EXXON PIPELINE
F92-1158 PC AMOCO PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-1163 UN
F92-1165 PC EXXON CO USA
F92-1166 PC EXXON CO USA
F92-1169 PC AMOCO PIPELINE CO
F92-1170 PC LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL
F92-1171 PC SHELL PIPELINE
F92-1172 PC TEXACO
F92-1174 PC TEXACO
F92-1180 PC SNYDER OIL CORP
F92-1182 PC EXXON PIPELINE
F92-1192 PC GULF STATES UTILITIES
F92-1198 PC AMOCO PIPELINE
F92-1200 PC UNION EXPLORATION CORP.
F92-1209 EXXON CO USA
F92-1213 PC SCURLOCK PERMIAN CORP
F92-1223 UN UNKNOWN
F92-1225 PC EXXON PIPELINE CO.
F92-1230 PC RYERSON STEEL COMPANY
F92-1233 PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F92-1242 PC SIGMOR PIPELINE CO.
F92-1244 UN
F92-1245 PC EXXON CO USA
F92-1253 PC BROOKSHIRBS STORE
F92-1275 PC MITCHELL ENERGY CORP.
F92-1277 PC SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
F92-1289 PC SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR
F92-1291 PC
F92-1298 PC TEXACO PIPELINE IMC
F92-1301 PC AMOCO PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-1302 PC OXY PETROCHEMICALS INC
F92-1309 PC AMERICAN EXPLORATION
F92-1312 UN
F92-1315 UN
F92-1325 PC SNYDER OIL CORP
F92-1332 PC USAF- KELLY AFB
F92-1334 PC PRIDE PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-1336 PC OTIS ENGINEERING
F92-1337 PC EXXON CO. U.S.A.
F92-1338 PC MOBIL PIPELINE
F92-1339 MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
Locate
SHELL CAMP ROAD AND HWY80
ABNER NAIL SURVEY, SE OF
100 YDS WEST OF LAFAMO RD
OLD GAS STATION
404 HIGHWAY 7« NORTH
E W KAISER JR. TANK
HHY 71,15 MILES EAST OF
BLOCK DO JOHN GIBSON
2 MILES SW OF BAYSIDE
OFF
1 MI EAST OF H»Y 142 AMD
1333 CROSS TIMBERS
SOUTH OF BEAUMONT,BETWEEN
HNY 35
HHY 366 AND 32ND STREET
2 MILES SH OF BAYSIDE
HERRING'S PROPERTIES IN
HIGHWAY
29D.12.16,
OFF HWY 185
FM 1836
PO BOX 668 STATE ROUTE
BLOCKER RD 8 MILE CREEK
20 MILES
HWY 181
MARATHON WELL HERLEIN
MILO LEASE
H C COCKBURN LEASE OFF
HWY 2351
1 MI NORTH OF ST RT 1488
SOUTH OF THE INTERSECTION
RACCOON BEND FIELD NEAB
AP GEORGE LEASE THOMPSON
FM 2225, 3 MILES NORTH OF
12000 LAWNDALE
65 MILES EAST OF EL PASO
HHY 79
HWY 79
14 HI N OF BIG LAKE ON
INTERSECTION OF HY 45 S
WEST END SUB-STATION
10 MILES WEST 1-45 ON
300 FT WEST OF HWY 1417 1
LOU JOHNSON 46 WELL
INTERSECTION OF ALT 90 i
INTERSECTION OF HY185 t
CONROE FIELD/5 MI.SE OF
IN BETWEEN FACILITIES TWO
EAST ON HWY 80, 3 MILES
LEAK IS SOMEWHERE WITHIN
JACK LITTLE'S PROPERTY,1
KATY GAS PLANT 29003
2800 BLOCK AT EST FM 594
2 MI N OF
12 MI SB OF SEYMOUR,
10 MI NORTH OF VICTORIA,
OFF OF FARM MARKET ROAD
9 MI NW OF OLNEY
SEC.760,R-238W,T-39N
1501 MCKINZIE RD
ICWW,7 MILES OFF HIGHWAY
5580 PETERSON, NEAR VALLEY
1600 BLOCK OF IDA STREET
1409 EAST GARDEN CITY HHY
BERMAN RD
ON HWY 2111
2601 BELT LINE RD
ON FM 1887
SBALY-BEAUMONT PIPELINE,5
BACK HATERS OF TRINITY
Lcity
HHITEOAK
HOLIDAY
LONGVIEH
CARROLLTOH
HYLIE
GRAHAM
TALCO
WELLMAH
BAYSIDE
BLOOMINGTON
NEW LONDON
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
SUGAR VALLEY
PORT ARTHUR
BAYSIDE
PORT LAVACA
KAUFMAN
IRAAH
MARSHALL
SAN ANTONIO
FALLS CITY
FLATONIA
TOMBALL
LANE CITY
FRIENDSWOOD
MAGNOLIA
BIG LAKE
HEMPSTEAD
THOMPSON
WHITMAN
HOUSTON
EL PASO
LONG LAKE
LONG LAKE
MIDLAND
FRIENDSWOOD
BEAUMONT
MAGNOLIA
VAN
STERLING CITY
SBGUIN
PORT O'CONNOR
COHROE
DALLAS
GLADBHATER
REFUGIO
LONGVIEH
KATY
Wt1.lt
BALZORA
SEYMOUR
VICTORIA
BROWNWOOD
OLNBY
DENVER CITY
CORPUS CHRISTI
MATAGORDA
DALLAS
ARLINGTON
MIDLAND
KELLY AFB
BALLINGER
DALLAS
HEMPSTEAD
LIBERTY
LIBERTY
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
GREGG
ARCHER
GREGG
COLLIN
DALLAS
YOUNG
PECOS
TERRY
SAN PATRICIO
CALHOUN
RUSK
HARRIS
MATAGORDA
JEFFERSON
SAN PATRICIO
ANDREWS/GAINES
COOK
BRA2ORIA
CALHOUN
KAUFMAN
HARRISON
BEXAR
KARNES
FAYETTE
HARRIS
HHARTON
HARRIS
MONTGOMERY
REAGAN
AUSTIN
FT. BEND
HOOD
HARRIS
HUDSPETH
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
REAGAN
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
MONTGOMERY
VAN ZANDT
STERLING
GUADALUPE
CALHOUN
MONTGOMERY
DALLAS
GREGG
REFUGIO
GREGG
WALLER
COLLIN
WISE
BAYLOR
VICTORIA
BROWN
ARCHER
YOAKUM
NUECES
MATAGORDA
DALLAS
TARRANT
MIDLAND
BEXAR
RUNNELS
DALLAS
WALLER
LIBERTY
LIBERTY
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
01/04/92
01/04/92
01/04/92
01/06/92
01/07/92
01/04/92
01/06/92
01/07/92
01/07/92
01/07/92
01/07/92
01/07/92
01/08/92
01/07/92
01/08/92
01/07/92
01/09/92
01/12/92
01/12/92
01/09/92
01/10/92
01/10/92
11/10/91
01/10/92
01/10/92
01/12/92
01/11/92
01/13/92
01/13/92
01/13/92
11/11/91
01/14/92
12/31/91
01/15/92
01/15/92
01/16/92
01/15/92
01/04/92
01/16/92
01/16/92
01/17/92
01/17/92
01/18/92
01/18/92
01/19/92
01/20/92
01/20/92
01/21/92
01/21/92
01/21/92
01/22/92
01/17/92
01/25/92
01/23/92
01/24/92
01/26/92
01/26/92
01/27/92
01/27/92
01/27/92
01/27/92
01/28/92
01/29/92
01/28/92
01/29/92
01/29/92
01/29/92
01/29/92
01/29/92
01/29/92
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE, UNLEADED
UKNOWH OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
VACUUM GAS OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL
CRUDE OIL
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE, BUTYL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
DILI CRUDE
COHDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL
OTHER OIL: RESIDUAL OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
LIGHT OIL DISTILLATE
5010IL, 50«WATER,HIGH
DIESEL:HYDROCARBON
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDE AND PRODUCED
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
75.00
100.00
20.00
0.00
100.00
25.00
25.00
2.00
750.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
10.00
750.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
5.00
200.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
20.00
780.00
30.00
36.00
20.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
15.00
0.00
0.00
3.00
0.00
1.00
15.00
35.00
3.00
5.00
4.00
1252.00
0.00
3.00
0.00
100.00
0.00
1.00
5.00
200.00
5.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
75.00
180.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
35.00
6500.00
5.00
86.00
5.00
100.00
0.00
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BE
DA
BB
BF
DA
BN
BC
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EA
BC
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BB
BA
BA
BA
BA
CL
CE
BA
CA
CF
CF
BA
BA
BA
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CL
AB
BA
CB
CB
BA
BA
CF
CL
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BA
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BA
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CL
BB
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BA
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GE
HA
GC
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GE
GC
GE
GC
HA
GC
GE
GC
GC
HA
HA
GA
GA
GE
HA
GA
GA
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GA
HA
GC
HA
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HA
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12/10/93
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F92-1341
F92-1342
F92-1351
F92-1352
F92-1356
F92-1364
F92-1380
F92-1382
F92-13»6
F92-1397
F92-1403
F92-1405
. F92-1406
F92-1411
F92-1418
F92-1419
F92-1421
F92-1427
F92-1440
F92-1443
F92-1444
F92-1447
F92-1463
F92-14C5
F92-1468
F92-1469
F92-1470
F92-1473
F92-1474
F92-1476
F92-1484
F92-14>9
F92-1491
F92-1496
F92-1499
F92-1503
F92-1508
F92-1511
F92-151S
F92-1516
F92-1517
F92-1521
F92-152S
F92-1531
F92-1534
F92-1540
F92-1547
F92-1554
F92-1S66
F92-1573
F92-1577
F92-1578
F92-1580
F92-1581
F92-1583
F92-1588
F92-1605
F92-1614
F92-1622
F92-1628
F92-1630
F92-1631
F92-1636
F92-1640
F92-1642
F92-1648
F92-1649
F92-16S4
F92-1656
F92-1658
Prp
PC HI/RPHY OIL USA
PC FINA OIL AND CHEHICAL CO.
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PC S < H OPERATING COMPANY
PC EXXON CO., USA
PC HADE-KORAN OIL CO.
PC MARK'S TIRES t TRUCKING
PC SNYDER OIL CORP
PC ROLLINS TRUCK LEASING
PC CONOCO INCORP.
PC RACE TRACK NUMBER 357
PC PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
PC SNYDER OIL CORP
EXXON CO USA
PC TEXACO INC
PC EXXON CO., USA
PC EXXON CO USA
PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
PC TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PC LONGVIEN PRODUCTION CO.
UN
PC DRUHMOHD OIL COMPANY
PC AMERICAN PETROFINA PIPE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PC CONOCO PIPELINE
PC CONOCO INC.
PC SUN PIPELINE
PC CHBVRON PIPELINE CO.
PC SHELL PIPELINE
PC SNYDER OIL CORP
CHBVRON PIPELINE CO.
PC KOCH REFINING CO.
PC MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PC PRIDE PIPELINE COMPANY
UN
PC TEXACO INC.
BAYTANK HOUSTON, INC
PC PRIDE PIPELINE COMPANY
PC MARTIN BROKER CO
ARCO OIL AND GAS
PC
PC CONOCO TRANSPORTATION
PC CATLIN OIL COMPANY
PC BRIDGE OIL COMPANY
PC TEXACO EXPLORATION
HONELL PETROLEUH CORP
PC MOBIL EtP U.S. INC.
PC AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PC PRIDE REFINING INC
PC MOBIL PRODUCING INC
PC EXXON
PC MOBIL OIL CORP
PC MOBIL PIPELINE CO
PC AMOCO PIPELINE COMPANY
CHEVRON PIPELINE
PC TEXACO EXPLORATION < PROD
PC AMOCO OIL COMPANY
PC DIAMOND SHAMROCK
PC AMOCO PIPELINE
PC SHELL PIPELINE
PETRO CHEMICAL TRANSPORT
PC TEXAS AUTOS INC
PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PC BAYSIDE PIPELINE SYSTEM
PC LYOHDELL PETROCHEMICALS
TEXACO EXPLORATION INC.
EXXON USA
PC UNKNONN
EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
J H RAFFERTY LEASE IN BIG
INTERSECTION OF FARM ROAD
15 HI SB OF
2800 DECKER DR
POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE
KNOX FUEL STOP 1-35 RED
IS MILES SOUTH OF
JUNCTION OF HHY 157 AND
ALEXANDER LEASE HE AN SON
6011 NEST DAVIS. A-8 PUMP
SECTION 12,
SECTION 62, BLOCK DD OF
NH RBMMERT LEASE
FM 1128
2800 DECKER DR
LEASE HACK HAMKINS FIELD
1 MILE SOUTHEAST OF
1400 SOUTH STEMMOHS
CORNER OF DAVIS t POLO.
6/10'S MILE BAST OF COKE
3 MILES NEST OP TALCO. TX
HNY 277,30 MI NH OF
IKE ZENSOH LEASE 1 MILE N
ROAD 4 OFF OF WEST AVE.
5 MILES NORTH OF DRIPPING
JOHN H GIBSON SURVEY, 3
HY 83 PICK PACK STORE
BLOCK C-ONE HALF
SUN TIDE RD.
OFF OF HNY 77N SECTION 45
OFF HNY 153
1840 COUNTY RD 129
2 MILES SE OF KILGORE
12211 PORT RD.
HNY 67
585 1-10 N
SECTION 123 BLOCK 29 NEST
ARMSTRONG
ABSTRACT: 50 SURVEY:
NETTLES SURVEY, 10 HI SN
RT 3 BOX 134A
US HNY 2t7 ON THE TRINITY
BRYAN UTILITY LAKE HO. 3
3.50 HI SE OF VANDEHBILT,
NORTH INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
12450 GREEN3POINT DR
M A FULLER LEASE ON US HY
LEASE MK TRAITOR HELL
BETWEEN COOKS LANE AND
AMOCO OIL REFINERY
SULLIVAN FIELD, 4 MI S OF
EAST TEXAS FIELD
AMOCO REFINERY 2401 5TH
FM 368
SCURRY COUNTY SCHOOL LAND
PREHPICE PUMP STATION
7585 BELAIR BLVD
915 LOHA VERDE
BLOCK 2
EVERGREEN ROAD
8280 SHELDON RD
L J PINKSTOH LEASE
RT 4
TRINADAD ST
HP LOCKMOOD LEASE HELL
Lcity
SILSBEB
HICHTA FALLS
NHITE OAK
BRECKENRIDGE
BAYTOHN
GRAHAM
RED OAK
BROHNFIELD
BEDFORD
AN SON
DALLAS
GUTHRIE
BROWNSVILLE
MELVILLE
MANVEL
BAYTOHN
HAWKINS
GUTHRIE
ELECTRA
GLADENATER
LENISVILLB
DALLAS
BRONTE
BRUCEVILLE EDDY
TALCO
CARRIZO SPRINGS
LONGVIBN
CRANE
DRIPPING SPRINGS
TOLLMAN
HENARD
CRANE
CORPUS CHRISTI
SINTON
SNEBTNATER
FRIENDSNOOD
KILGORE
SEABROOK
VALERA
BEAUMONT
FORSAN
SHEENY
HAWKINS
JACKSBORO
GONZALES
CAYUGA
BRYAN
VANDKRBILT
HAWKINS
ABILENE
SNIDER
VICTORIA
FORT NORTH
TEXAS CITY
OR LA
KILGORE
TEXAS CITY
IOWA PARK
SUNDOWN
PLANES
HOUSTON
EL PASO
SILVER
BAYTOHN
CHANNELVIEN
HE* LONDON
CONROE
HENARD
THOMPSON
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HARDIN
WICHITA
GREGG
STEPHENS
HARRIS
YOUNG
ELLIS
GAIHES
TARRANT
JONES
DALLAS
KING
TERRY
AUSTIN
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
HOOD
KING
WICHITA
GREGG
DBHTOH
DALLAS
RUNNELS
MCLENNAN
FRANKLIN
MAVERICK
GREGG
CRANE
HAYS
TERRY
MBNARD
UPTON
HUECES
SAN PATRICIO
NOLAN
BRAZORIA
RUSK
HARRIS
COLEMAN
JEFFERSON
HOWARD
BRAZORIA
HOOD
JACK
GONZALES
ANDERSON
BRAZOS
JACKSON
HOOD
JONES
JACKSON
GARZA
MATAGORDA
TARRANT
GALVESTON
REEVES
RUSK
GALVESTON
HICHITA
SCURRY
TERRY
HARRIS
EL PASO
COKE
HARRIS
HARRIS
RUSK
MONTGOMERY
MENARD
FT. BEND
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
01/29/92
01/29/92
10/23/91
01/30/92
01/30/92
01/30/92
01/31/92
01/31/92
02/01/92
02/01/92
02/01/92
01/02/92
01/31/92
02/03/92
02/04/92
02/04/92
02/04/92
01/02/92
02/05/92
01/29/92
02/10/92
02/07/92
02/06/92
02/06/92
02/07/92
02/06/92
02/07/92
02/07/92
02/07/92
02/07/92
02/06/92
02/08/92
02/09/92
02/10/92
02/10/92
02/10/92
02/11/92
02/11/92
02/12/92
02/12/92
02/12/92
02/12/92
02/12/92
02/05/92
02/13/92
02/13/92
02/14/92
02/14/92
02/15/92
02/16/92
02/17/92
02/16/92
02/17/92
02/17/92
02/15/92
02/17/92
02/19/92
02/20/92
02/20/92
02/20/92
02/21/92
02/21/92
02/04/92
02/21/92
02/21/92
02/22/92
02/22/92
02/22/92
02/23/92
02/21/92
Katl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL (WITH SOME
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
ILt CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNONN OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE ODORS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OILY PREPARATION
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
CRUDE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
VACUUM GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE (MIXED MITH
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE I AUTOMOTIVE)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILY SLUDGE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUH GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, MISCt LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUIDIZED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
Quint 1
12.
300.
300.
0.
100.
0.
SO.
9.
50.
107.
0.
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PC ARCO OIL
UN
UN
PC MOBIL EXPLORATION
PC MARATHON OIL COMPANY
UN
PC HOHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PC EXXON COMPANY, USA
UN
PC TEXAS COMMERCE BANK
PC AMOCO PIPELINE
PU DON HILSON
PC PHILLIPS 66
PC SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
UN
PC SARTY CARTY, INC
UN
PC EXXON USA
PC TEXAS/HEM MEXICO PIPELINE
Locate
MANCHESTER B DOCK
5 MILES EAST OF CARTHAGE
15 MILES EAST OF KERMIT
OFF HHY 277 2.5 MI NORTH
TETTLE ROAD
3530 SINGLETON
701 SHILOH ROAD
1763 FARM TO MARKET ROAD
TRIDENT ROBERTS RANCH
1010 LAMAR SUITE 1800
GULF STATES RD
TANK 8027 END OF HEST 7TH
JOSEPH MCALLISTER SURVEY
2800 DECKER DR
1 MILE E OF MCLEOD N OF
VILLA LN
KINZEY AND HEST VICKERY
TOHAS RANCH
ARCHER COUNTY,TX 331 2
3 MILES SOUTHHEST OF
1.50 MI NORTH OF
12000 LARNDALE
PO BOX 3311 END OF BURT
ROUTE I, POST OFFICE BOX
T-TRP.4/3 ACR
14 MILES HEST OF BRYAN
3 MILES HEST OF THOMPSON
15007 SPRING HIST
JOSEPH MCALLISTER SURVEY
RAIL FACILITY
1311 N TIHBERLAND
FARM TO MARKET ROAD 1150
KNOBLOCK B-25
OR HHY 180,1.50 HI SE OF
1722 COOPER CREEK RD
HHY 73
502 NORTH HEST AVE
HIGHHAY 349, 7 MI SR OF
HEAR COUNTY ROAD NO 4559
2 MI HE OF OUIHI
5 MI SOUTH OF CITY
8 MI HORTHHEST OF CITY
HIGHHAY 64
TEN MILE CREEK
5 MI NORTH OF RIO GRANDE
3214 NORTH PAN AH
SHELL ROAD
3 HI SOUTH OF CITY ON
HAUGH DRIVE AND BUFFALO
OSR HIGHHAY, 8 MI HEST OF
EAST SIDE OF PAHPA ON
1 MI H.OT ST HHY 42.1/4
HIGHHAY 255 AND HIGHHAY
HIGHHAY 255 AND HIGHHAY
FARM ROAD 1413
P O BOX 668, STATE ROUTE
8 MILES SOUTH OF BAY CITY
HELL NO. 3, BRYAN
1050 OILFIELD ROAD
201 12TH STREET
611 SOUTH FRIENDSHCOD
FH 2225,
TX SPUR HO 119N
2 MILES REST OF HHITE OAK
5118 BROOK HOLLOH STREET
BURT BROHN ROAD OFF FM
20 MILES NORTH OF SNYDER
Lcity
HOUSTON
CARTHAGE
KERMIT
ABILENE
HHITE OAK
DALLAS
GARLAND
ELECTRA
MIDLAND
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
PORT ARTHUR
SHITHVILLE
BAYTONN
HCLEOD
BEAUMONT
FORT HORTH
FREER
HOLIDAY
HANKINS
GLADBHATER
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
TALCO
FORT BLISS
BRYAN
THOMPSON
SAN ANTONIO
SHITHVILLE
BEAUMONT
LUFKIN
KIHGSBURY
KINGBURY
BRECKENRIDCE
DEHTON
MINNIE
LEVELLAHD
IRAAN
HCCLOUD
OUIHI
PANOLA
HER CASTLE
BEN RHBELER
DUNCAHVILLE
RIO GRANDE CITY
SAN ANTONIO
MCCAMEY
PANOLA
HOUSTON
BRYAN
PAHPA
NHITE OAK
DAYTON
IRAAN
BAY CITY
BRYAN
MELVILLE
SEABROOK
FRIBNDSHOOD
QUITMAN
HIXOH
ERNS Oil spill Databaae
Lcounty
HARRIS
PANOLA
HINKLER
JONES
GREGG
DALLAS
DALLAS
NILBARGER
MIDLAND
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
FAYBTTB
HARRIS
CASS
JEFFERSON
TARRANT
DUVAL
ARCHER
ARCHER
HHITE OAK
SACHSE
HOUSTON
TOMBALL
CONROB
SNYDER
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
FRANKLIN
EL PASO
BRAZOS
FT.BEND
BEXAR
FAYETTE
JEFFERSON
ANGELINA
GUADALUPE
GUADALUPE
STEPHENS
DEHTOH
JEFFERSON
COCHRAN
PECOS
CASS
MEDINA
PANOLA
YOUNG
VAN IANDT
DALLAS
STARR
BEXAR
UPTON
PANOLA
HARRIS
BRAZOS
GRAY
GREGG
NEKTON
NEKTON
LIBERTY
PECOS
MATAGORDA
BRAZOS
AUSTIN
HARRIS
GALVESTON
HOOD
CHEROKEE
HUTCHIHSON
GREGG
DALLAS
HARRIS
HARRIS
MONTGOMERY
SCURRY
SI
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdatv
03/11/92
03/11/52
03/18/92
03/11/92
03/18/92
03/04/92
03/19/92
03/19/92
03/19/92
03/20/92
03/22/92
03/21/92
03/25/92
03/25/92
03/26/92
03/21/92
03/27/92
03/25/92
03/21/92
03/21/92
03/29/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/31/92
03/31/92
04/03/92
04/02/92
04/05/92
04/02/92
04/06/92
04/06/92
04/07/92
04/07/92
04/04/92
04/07/92
04/01/92
04/01/92
04/01/92
04/09/92
04/10/92
03/30/92
04/10/92
01/18/92
04/11/92
04/13/92
04/13/92
04/13/92
04/14/92
04/13/92
04/14/92
04/14/92
04/14/92
04/14/92
04/16/92
04/16/92
04/17/92
04/11/92
04/20/92
04/20/92
04/20/92
04/21/92
04/20/92
04/21/92
04/14/92
04/20/92
04/23/92
04/25/92
04/25/92
Matl
OILl DIESEL
COMPENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
VACUMH GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HEATING OIL
OIL: CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
SALT HATER KITH 13 PPM
LIQUID HYDROCARBONS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HIXED HYDROCARBONS
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL .-CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUB-POSS CONT.
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIESEL FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUOE
OTHER OIL, CONDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
UNKNOHN OILISMELLS LIKE
UNKNOHN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE (4 .23
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
COKER GAS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL.'CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
UNKNONN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
UNKNOHN OIL
HASTE OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
LIGHT CYCLE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL,HISC:HOTOR
OIL, MI SC: TRANSFORMER
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:CRUDE(HIXED H/SALT
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
1.
4.
4370.
S.
2.
0.
200.
150.
0.
S.
1.
0.
11.
10.
420.
10.
30.
150.
75.
45.
10.
14900.
100.
3.
0.
215.
100.
0.
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213.
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2.
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150.
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3.
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AG
CJ
BE
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CB
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BR
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BA
BA
BA
CL
BA 069203008
BD
CL
AA
BA
CB
BA
BA
CC
BA
CB
BA
CD
CE
CL
AB
BD
CF
BA
BA
CL
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
BD
CK
BA
BA
CE
BA
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CL
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CL
CE
BA
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CL
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FG
HA
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HA
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GA
GA
HA
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GA
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GC
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GC
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GA
GA
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GA
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Caaet
F92-2358
F92-2370
F92-2373
F92-2378
F92-2379
F92-2389
F92-2401
F92-2402
F92-2422
F92-2426
F92-2431
F92-2449
. F92-2456
F92-2466
F92-2467
F92-2479
F92-2480
F92-2481
F92-2500
F92-2507
F92-2518
F92-2525
F92-2528
F92-2542
F92-2545
F92-2546
F92-2S52
F92-2567
F92-2576
F92-2577
F92-2582
F92-2584
F92-2591
F92-2593
F92-2594
F92-2596
F92-2606
F92-2613
F92-2616
F92-2622
F92-2623
F92-2628
F92-2630
F92-2633
F92-2637
F92-2643
F92-2644
F92-2649
F92-265S
F92-2656
F92-2658
F92-2663
F92-2665
F92-2672
F92-2679
F92-2681
F92-2685
F92-2691
F92-2694
F92-2695
F92-2100
F92-2717
F92-2728
F92-2738
F92-2739
F92-2758
F92-2759
F92-2768
F92-2172
F92-2773
Prp
PC MITCHELL ENERGY CORP
PC EDCO ENERGY
PC SNYDER OIL CORPORATION
PC EXXON COMPANY, USA
PC DFW AIRPORT
PC SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PC EXXON COMPANY, USA
PC EXXON COMPANY, USA
PC KOCH GATHERING SYSTEM
PC EXXON USA
PC SNYDER OIL CORPORATION
CC AMERICAN EXPLORATION
PC TEXACO PIPELINE, INC.
PC STRAND SERVICES
PC PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
PC SUN PIPELINE
PC AMOCO PRODUCTION
PC MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PC EXXON PIPELINE CO.
PC TEXACO PIPELINE, IHC.
PC INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
PC ANDREWS TRUCKING
PC LOCAL BUSINESSES
PC AMOCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PC TEXAS TERMINALING
PC MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
PC HOHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PC ARCO OIL t GAS CO
PC SNYDER OIL CORP
PC COASTAL STATES CORP
PC HOECHST CELANESE
PC SAFETY KLEEN
PC MARATHON OIL
PC SCURLOCK-PBRHIAN CORP
PC SCURLOCK-PERMIAH CORP
UN
UN
UN
PC VERNON SAWYER TRANSPORT
PC PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
PC CENTRAL FREIGHT LINES
PC SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
UN
PC IMPERIAL-HOLLY
PC DON CHEMICAL COMPANY
PC EXXON
PC WOODWARD I
LG COUNTY COMMISSIONER,PCT 1
PC MARATHON OIL CO
PC MOBIL OIL COMPANY
PC AMOCO PIPELINE COMPANY
PC EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
?C EXXON
PC CONOCO TRANSPORATION
UN UNKNOWN
PC PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
PC CITGO PETROLEUM COMPANY
PC HOHELL PETROLEUM
PC UNKNOWN
PC INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC
PC COASTAL STATES CORPS
PC HOHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PC HIGMAN TOWING
PC CHEVRON OIL
PC MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PC SID RICHARDSON CARBON CO
UN
PC MALLOW OIL COMPANY
EC TEXACO PIPELINE, INC
PC CONTINENTAL BAKING
Locate
2000 EAST KTH STREET,BOX
OSR AT OLD SAN ANTONIO
8 MI.WEST OF WELSH,ON HWY
LAT:21 DEC.28' "N,
1 MI NORTH OF HIGHWAY
ROUTE 4, FOB 1275
ROUTE 4, P O BOX 1275
EAST TEXAS FIELD
2 MILES NORTH OF BRYSON
21330 BLANCO ROAD
SECTION 12, BLOCK F, HT,
1/4 MI NORTH OF ROUTE
3 MI W OF ODESSA,
2 MI NORTHWEST OF WEST
1422 SOUTH FIRST STREET
FERGUSON AND COTILLION
5 MI OFF
ROUTE 1, BOX 356A
RAYMOND MUSQUEZ GRANT
10 MI NH OF BRYAN
5 MILES EAST OF LONGVIEW
3 MI SH OF HELLHAN, SEC
1722 COOPER CREEK ROAD
HIGHHAY 71
EDWARDS AQUIFER
5822 ARMOUR DRIVE
5800 MESA DRIVE
2502 SOUTH CARRIER
198 KEMPNER STREET
HIGHHAY 303 AND CARRIER
FM519 AND HIGHHAY 146
HIGHWAY 281 NORTH
HEST RANCH FIELD, 2 MILES
HASTINGS FIELD
2502 SOUTH CARRIER
SOUTHLAKE PRODUCTS
GROSBBCK ROAD
2270 EAST 4era
2112 EAST 48TH
5 MILES HEST Of CITY
8.5 MILES HEST OF PLAINS
SHELL OIL REFINERY
BLOCK 194-GC tSF SURVEY,
Lcity
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
BRIDGEPORT
WELSH
KIHGSVILLE
DALLAS/FORT WORTH
SOUR LAKE
CONROE
CONROE
GLADBHATER
JACKSONVILLE
GIDDINGS
HOUSTON
BRYSON
SAN ANTONIO
KNOX
WHITE OAK
ODESSA
VANDERBILT
THREE RIVERS
HRST COLUMBIA
TEXARKANA
LUFKIN
DALLAS
PITTSBURG
CADDO MILLS
VANDERBILT
BRYAN
LONGVIEW
HELLMAN
FREER
BAY CITY
DENTON
SINTON
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS
SAN ANTONIO
FREEPORT
AUSTIN
HOUSTON
GUTHRIE
HOUSTON
KILGORE
GRAND PRAIRIE
SUGAR LAND
FREBPORT
GRAND PRAIRIE
TEXAS CITY
BURNET
IRAAH
VANDERBILT
ALVIN
TURNERTOWN
GRAND PRAIRIE
GRAPEVINE
SMILEY
ALVIN
BRYAN
PLAINS
LUBBOCK
LUBBOCK
SAN DIEGO
PLAINS
DEER PARK
BIG SPRINGS
IRAAN
KERMIT
MCKINHBY
ELECTRA
PLANO
WISE
ROBERTSTON
GAINES
KLEBERG
T ARRANT
HARDIN
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY
GREGG
ANDERSON
LEE
HARRIS
JACK
BEXAR
KING
GREGG
ECTOR
JACKSON
LIVE OAK
BRAZORIA
CASS
ANGELINA
DALLAS
CAMP
HUNT
JACKSON
BRAZOS
GREGG
TERRY
DUVAL
MATAGORDA
DENTON
SAN PATRICIO
COLORADO
COLORADO
BEXAR
BRAZORIA
TRAVIS
HARRIS
KING
ARRIS
GREGG
DALLAS
FORT BEND
BRAZORIA
DALLAS
GALVESTON
BURNET
PECOS
JACKSON
BRAZORIA
RUSK
DALLAS
TAR RANT
GONZALES
BRAZORIA
BRAZOS
YOAKUM
LUBBOCK
LUBBOCK
DUVAL
YOAKUM
HARRIS
HOARD
PECOS
HINKLER
KLEBERG
COLLIN
WICHITA
DALLAS
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
04/27/92
04/25/92
04/27/92
04/28/92
04/28/92
04/29/92
04/29/92
04/29/92
04/30/92
05/01/92
05/01/92
05/02/92
04/30/92
02/05/92
10/30/92
05/06/92
05/01/92
05/08/92
05/09/92
05/10/92
05/11/92
05/04/92
05/08/92
05/12/92
05/13/92
05/13/92
05/13/92
05/14/92
05/15/92
05/14/92
05/15/92
05/15/92
05/16/92
05/16/92
05/16/92
05/16/92
05/18/92
04/30/92
05/18/92
05/19/92
05/18/92
05/19/92
05/19/92
05/19/92
05/19/92
05/19/92
05/19/92
05/12/92
05/20/92
05/20/92
05/20/92
05/21/92
05/21/92
05/21/92
05/18/92
05/22/92
05/22/92
05/23/92
05/23/92
05/23/92
05/24/92
05/25/92
05/27/92
05/26/92
05/26/92
05/27/92
05/28/92
05/28/92
OS/28/92
05/29/92
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL-.SHEEN
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OILlCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL. 'CRUDE
OILlCRUBE
O1L:DIBSBL
GASOLINE : AUTOMOTIVE
OIL:USED MOTOR OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLIHE:AUTOHOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
BOTTOMS OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDB
OIL:CRUDE
OIL UNKNOWN
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
OIL:DIESEL
OILlCRUDE
GASOLINE, AUTOMOTIVE (4 . 23
OIL, FUEL: NO. 5
UNKNOWN OILIISOPAR C)
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNLEADED GASOLINE
HCA-1000 GASOLINE
OIL:CRUDE
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OIL:CRUOE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL:CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE
DISTILLATE
UNKNOWN OIL
OILiCRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL:CRUDE
OIL, HISC.-LUBRICATING
OILiCRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL AND SOME
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
CASOLINElAUTOMOTIVE
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OILS.HI5C : TRANSFORMER
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NATURAL GAS
JET FUEL:JP-1 KEROSENE
NATURAL GAS
DEHETHANIZED NAT GAS
OILICRUDE
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PE UNION OIL CO OF CALIF
PE SNYDER OIL CORP
UN
PE EXXON CO. USA
PB EXXON CO USA
PE EXXON COMPANY U.S.A.
PB ARCO PIPELINE
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE GENERAL DYNAMICS
PE D-S PIPELINE CORP
UN
PE LONE STAR CONTAINER
PE PANHANDLE EASTERN
FG USN-NAS CORPUS CHRISTI
PE SNYDER OIL
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE SHAMROCK PIPELINE CORP
PB TEXACO EXPLORATION INC
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
PE VINTAGE PETROLEUM
Locate
PETERSON RD BETWEEN 1-10
OFF FM 534 BETWEEN
GOOSE CREEK FIELD TABBS
HHY 259 AND HHY 31,3 MI H
SAN BERNARD RIVER COUNTY
4 MI HEST AND 8 MI SOUTH
MILEPOST 220
BLOCK A-17 OF JAMES
1309 HEST 4STH STREET
34500 L B J FREEHAY
1309 HEST 45TH STREET
5907 CALLOWAY DRIVE SOUTH
END OF BURT STREET
8 MILES HUB OF HINNSBORO
HIGHHAY 366 AT 32ND ST
INTERSECTION OF FARM TO
HHY 79 H AND HHY 77
8 MILES SOUTH < 4 MILES
101 HOLLY ST
720 ROBIN LANE
1-10 BALCONES CREEK
US HIGHHAY 81
EAGLE PASS TX YARD
SHELDON ROAD AND MARKET
RAIL YARD
1500 CLINTON DRIVE GALENA
HHY 101 .2SMI HEST OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
HHITE DEER CREEK, 2 MILES
8 MILES HE OF MIDRIFF
IDA 19 HOLT C NO. 7
2400 MILLER CUT-OFF RD
US HY 69, 6 MI NORTH OF
FM RD 524 AND HHY 35
1-10 JUST HEST OF SAN
H4IC RAILROAD COMPANY
301 S ROBINSON DR
PSL SURVEY BLOCK C31, 6
HEST AIRFIELD DRIVE OGDBN
CONCHO STATION HHY 277
105 CRANBERRY STREET
FOOT OF 10IH ST ON PLANT
COUNTY ROAD 624, 1 MILE
HHY 90 2 MI R OF
1604 CHEROKEE TRACE
13511 KINGSRIDE DR
TOMBALL FIELD A632 SURVEY
VAN FIELD NH CITY LIMITS
SECTION 12 ASYLUM LAND ON
BEMAR ROAD AT HALL RD t
NB OLIVER LEASE NO.l. 3
ROUTE 1 BOX 94 ST.
THOMPSON FIELD HP
JOHN ADAMS SURVEY
4 MI SOUTH OF HHITE OAK
2 MILE EAST ON HHY 80 AND
AIR FORCE PLANT 4 BORDERS
HHY 6, 3 MILES SOUTH OF
IN BACK YARD, CORNER OF
700 N HILDHOOD
STRANG ROAD AND MILLER
EAST HANGAR 47
SMI SOUTH 3 MI HEST OF
2 MI EAST AND 1 MI NORTH
HIGHHAY 287 NEAR TRINITY
BLOCK D SURVEY JOHN H
OLD SONORA HHY
CEDAR POINT (HOUSTON
Lcity
KATY
DINERO
BAYTOHN
KILGORE
BRA1ORIA
ARCHER CITY
GOODWIN
HEST COLUMBIA
AUSTIN
ROHLETT
DALLAS
AUSTIN
FORT WORTH
BEAUMONT
HINNSBORO
BEAUMONT
CALDHELL
ROCKSDALE
ARCHER CITY
VIDOR
HHITE OAK
BOERNE
RINGO
EAGLE PASS
CHANNELVIEH
SPRING
GALENA PARK
RANGER
STRANG
SKELLYTOHN
MIDRIFF
NEH LONDON
LAPORTB
TYLER
OLD OCEAN
HOUSTON
KNOX CITY
ROBINSON
HELCH
GRAPEVINE
EL DORADO
PALESTINE
TEXAS CITY
FREER
DEL RIO
HHITB OAK
HOUSTON
TOMBALL
VAN
BRECKBHRIDGE
HOUSTON
TALCO
OVERTON
THOMPSON
LONE LAKE
HHITE OAK
GLADEHATER
FORT NORTH
RULE
DALLAS
IRVING
HOUSTON
CORPUS CHRISTI
HELCH
ARCHER CITY
BORGER
CAYUGA
DENVER CITY
SONORA
BAYTOHN
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Lcounty
FORT BEND
LIVE OAK
HARRIS
GREGG
BRAZORIA
ARCHER
COMAL
BRAZORIA
TRAVIS
DALLAS
DALLAS
TRAVIS
TARRAHT
JEFFERSON
FRANKLIN
JEFFERSON
BURLESON
MILAN
ARCHER
ORANGE
GREGG
KENDALL
MONTAGUE
MAVERICK
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
EASTLAND
HARRIS
CARSON
REAGAN
RUSK
HARRIS
SMITH
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
KING
MCLENNAN
GAINBS
TARRANI
UNION
ANDERSON
GALVESTON
DUVAL
KINNEY
GREGG
MONTGOMERY
HARRIS
VAN ZAHDT
STEPHENS
HARRIS
TITUS
RUSK
FORT BEND
ANDERSON
GREGG
GREGG
TARRANT
HASKBLL
DALLAS
DALLAS
HARRIS
NUECES
GAINES
ARCHER
HUTCHINSON
FREESTONE
YOAKUM
SUTTOH
HARRIS
ST
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
IX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
Spdate
06/25/92
06/23/92
06/26/92
06/26/92
06/26/92
06/27/92
06/28/92
06/28/92
06/30/92
/ /
06/29/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
06/30/92
07/01/92
07/01/92
06/30/92
07/01/92
07/03/92
07/03/92
07/02/92
07/05/92
07/05/92
07/05/92
07/04/92
07/06/92
07/06/92
07/06/92
07/07/92
07/07/92
07/08/92
07/09/92
07/09/92
07/09/92
07/11/92
07/12/92
07/12/92
07/13/92
07/13/92
07/14/92
07/15/92
07/16/92
07/16/92
06/15/92
07/17/92
07/17/92
07/17/92
07/18/92
07/19/92
10/01/91
07/20/92
07/20/92
07/21/92
07/21/92
07/22/92
07/10/92
/ /
07/23/92
07/24/92
07/23/92
07/24/92
07/25/92
07/25/92
07/26/92
07/26/92
07/27/92
07/28/92
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
01 1.: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE
OIL:DIBSEL FUEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
TANK BOTTOM SCRAPINGS
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, MISC: COAL TAR
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE MIXED HITH
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS
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OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (PETROLEUM
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
JBT-A FUEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
PAINTS AND THINNERS
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OILTY-TYPE MATERIAL
UNKNOWN OIL
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JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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OIL: CRUDE
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Case!
F92-3516
F92-3530
F92-3S34
F92-3542
F92-3544
F92-3545
F92-3547
F92-3549
F92-3552
F92-35S3
F92-3554
F92-3555
•F92-3566
F92-3572
F92-3575
F92-358I
F92-3607
F92-3611
F92-361S
F92-3620
F92-3643
F92-3662
F92-3673
F92-36S9
F92-3S93
F92-3700
F92-3703
F92-3708
F92-3710
F92-3722
F92-3726
F92-3732
F92-3734
F92-3737
F92-3759
F92-3760
F92-3763
F92-3767
F92-3780
F92-3787
F92-3788
F92-3790
F92-3791
F92-3803
F92-3807
F92-3810
F92-3811
F92-3813
F92-3822
F92-3824
F92-3828
F92-3830
F92-3832
F92-3836
F92-3854
F92-3864
F92-3175
F92-3882
F92-388C
P92-3811
F92-3896
F92-3902
F92-3903
F92-3935
F92-3941
F92-3943
F92-3952
F92-3974
F92-3979
F92-3983
Prp
PE CEDAR FIELD OIL COMPANY
PE G.M.I. GROUP
PE CONOCO INC
PC
PE DEKALB ENERGY CO
PE HOHELL PETROLOEUM CO
PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN
PB AMOCO PIPELINE
PE MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE EXXON SERVICE STATION
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE KOCH INDUSTRIES
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE MOBIL PIPELINE
UN
PE SCURLOCK OIL COMPANY
UN
FE EXXON USA
PE MOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY
PE ARCO PIPELINE
PE ElB PRODUCTS
LG SBGUIN ELBC CO
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
UN
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE EXXON CO USA
PE EXXON STATION
UN
UN
LG CITY OF AUSTIN
PE HOHELL PETROLEUM CO.
PE PRAXAR INC
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE TEXAS EASTMAN
PE EXXON CO USA
PE MOBIL EXPLORATION
UN
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE MILLER BREHING CO
PE A BARGE SANDBLASTING
PE TEXACO CHEMICAL CO
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
UN UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING ( POWER
PE CITGO PIPELINE CO
UN
PE TEXACO E i P PRODUCTION
PE COSDEN PIPELINE
PB EXXON COMPANY, USA
PE BGP FUELS COMPANY
PE FEDERAL EXPRESS
PE A.B. ROBERTS OIL CO
UN UNKNOWN
PE M/V PINA
PB WILSON OWEN OIL CO.
PE HOHELL PETROLEUM
PE HOLLYWOOD MARINE
PE SHELL PIPELINE CORP.
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE HOLLYWOOD MARINE
PB HOLLYWOOD MARINE INC
PB HOWELL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PB PHILLIPS 66
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE DOUBLE 0 CONVENIENCE
PE EXXON COMPANY USA
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
PE TEXACO PIPELINE, INC
Locate
CEDAR POINT AREA,, ST
4750 WEST CEDAR BAYOU
SURVEY I 4 GNRR A-672,
TREE MONKEY ROAD
HWY 672
B. SCARP I NATO NO.l
ALABAMA COUSHATTA NO.2
NEAR STATE HWY 171 AND
OFF HWY 190, 4 MI WEST OF
NW MILITARY ( LOCK HILL
300 YDS WEST OF HWY 171
SECTION 22 / SURVEY 22
l.SO MILES SOUTH OF CITY
25 MILES NORTHEAST OF
FM-27,3 MI EAST OF
COUNTY RD. 15»
HWY 20 TO HWY 80
ROBERT LONGBOTHAM SURVEY
19300 WESTHEIHER ROAD
GWB LEASE
D MOORE SURVEY, 4 MI
HWY 64 SOUTH TO 1ST RD
9811 WITHORH DR FOSTEX
503 BRADEN STREET
BLOCK 57 SECTION 15
FOLEY AVENUE
TOMBALL FIELD WELL NO 5,
FM ROAD 1187
NORTH CENTER ST
FAIRVIEW
BEHIND TERRELL PARK GOLF
2915 WEBBERVILLE ROAD
KURTIN FIELD
1-30 MILE 192 NORTHBOUND
MAGNET WHITHERS FIELD
OFF HWY 149, 7 MILES SB
EAST TEXAS FIELD
.5 MILES M OF HYWY 281
OLD HARTINDALB ROAD
BLOCK 1812 T,E < L
7001 SOUTH FREEWAY
ON INTERCOASTAL HIGHWAY
GATS 24 SAVANNAH AVE
2 MI.EAST AND 1 MI NORTH
OFF OF PROGRESS ROAD
19TH AND HOLLAND STREET
LEASE-GW RICHIE
MOCKINGBIRD LANE ACROSS
HOSKINS MOUNDS FIELD, 10
TNP RAILROAD BLOCK 31,
MAGNET WITHERS FIELD
1200 NORTH BROADWAY
3001 NORTH AIRFIELD DRIVE
927 S SB RT 323
1301 RIDGEVIEW DRIVE. IN
NT CHESTER DOCK
COUNTY ROAD 304
MCADAMS LEASE, 3 MILESE
PHILLIP 66 SAN BERNARD
SKINNER RD
PO BOX 1« END OF AVE A
PHILLIPS PETRO CO DOCKS
NEAR HUMFORD RD, BRYAN
SPUR 119 NORTH
MONROE STATION, LVRR
HIGHWAY 83 AT
WARD OIL UNIT tl.WEST
NW CORNER, EAST 1/2
2 MI SOUTH OF VALLEY VIEW
Lolty
BAYTOWH
BAYTOWN
CARIZZO SPRINGS
CLEVELAND
TILDEN
BRYAN
LIVINGSTON
CLEBURNE
IRAAH
SAN ANTONIO
CLEBURNE
BORGER
CLARKSVILLE
BRBCKENRIDGE
WORTHAH
KENNEDY
DALLAS
NORTHAM
HOUSTON
MACHEH
WHITE OAK
WRIGHT CITY
HOUSTON
SEGUIN
ORLA
PORT ARTHUR
TOMBALL
HEMPSTEAD
BOHHAH
FAIRVIEW
PORT ARTHUR
AUSTIN
BRYAN
NEW BOSTON
WHARTON
LONGVIEN
NEW LONDON
FALFURRIAS
SAN MARCOS
OLHEY
FORT WORTH
FREBPORT
PORT ARTHUR
LUBBOCK
MINERAL WELLS
GELENA PARK
GLADEWATER
ODESSA
DANBURY
SAND SPRINGS
WHARTON
LA PORTE
IRVING
TYLER
LEWISVILLE
HOUSTON
CARTHAGE
VEALMOOR
SWEENY
KATY
BRYSON
SWEENY
SWEENY
BRYAN
BORGER
LUBBOCK
DONNA
VANDERBILT
LEORS
VALLEY VIEW
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MAVERICK
LIBERTY
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PECOS
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GREGG
YOUNG
FREESTONE
KARNES
DALLAS
FREESTONE
HARRIS
ANDERSON
GREGG
SMITH
HARRIS
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REEVES
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
WALLER
FANNIN
PALO PINTO
JEFFERSON
TRAVIS
BRAZOS
BOWIE
WHARTON
HARRISON
RUSK
JIM WELLS
HAYS
ARCHER
TARRANT
BRAZORIA
JEFFERSON
LUBBOCK
PALO PINTO
HARRIS
GREGG
ECTOR
BRAZORIA
HOWARD
WHARTON
HARRIS
DALLAS
SMITH
DEHTON
HOUSTON
PANOLA
BORDEN
BRAZORIA
FT.BEND
JACK
BRAZORIA
BRAZORIA
BRAZOS
HUTCHINSOH
LUBBOCK
HIDALGO
JACKSON
GRAY
WICHITA
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
07/21/92
07/21/92
07/28/92
07/2«/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
07/30/92
07/30/92
07/29/92
07/27/92
07/30/92
07/30/92
07/31/92
07/23/92
01/01/92
01/02/92
09/03/92
07/29/92
07/30/92
07/30/92
01/05/92
OI/OC/92
01/07/92
08/09/92
08/09/92
08/10/92
08/10/92
01/10/92
08/05/92
01/07/92
01/11/92
01/11/92
08/12/92
08/12/92
01/14/92
08/14/92
01/14/92
OS/14/92
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F92-3987 PE PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
F92-3993 PE GENERAL DYNAMICS
F92-4021 PE HIJECT SERVICE CO.
F92-4028 PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
F92-4038 PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK REFINING
F92-4039 PE PORT OF HOUSTON AUTHORITY
F92-4041 PE HOHELL PETROLOEUM CO
F92-4047 UN
F92-4054 PE SNYDBR OIL
F92-4062 PE CHEVRON
F92-4073 PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK
F92-4075 PE PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
, F92-4086 UN
F92-4090 PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
F92-4108 PE E-3YSTEMS
F92-4118 PE EXXON PIPELINE COMPANY
F92-4128 PE SUH MARINE TERMINALS
F92-4135 PE HOECHST CELANESE
F92-4143 UN
F92-4153 PE EXXON COMPANY USA
F92-4160 PE SHELL PIPELINE
F92-4162 PE EXXON CO USA
F92-4176 PE EXXON CHEMICAL AMERICA
F92-4204 PE MOBIL EXPLORATION
F92-4211 PE COASTAL STATES CORP
F92-4212 PE ROLLINS TRUCK LEASING
F92-4217 PE HOUSTON PETROLEUM
F92-4224 PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
F92-4234 PE OXY USA INC
F92-4241 PB AMOCO PIPELINE
F92-4247 PB DALLAS/FT NORTH INT AIRPO
F92-4250 PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
F92-42SS UN CITY OF AUSTIN ELEC/UTIL
F92-4273 PE EXXON REFINERY
F92-4278 PE SNYDER OIL CORP
F92-4279 PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
F92-4293 PE DIAMOND SHAMROCK REFINING
F92-4297 PE ARCO OIL I GAS CO.
F92-4307 PE HIGHLAND PUMP CO
F93-0013 PE TEXACO INC
F93-0022 PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
F93-0029 PE AMERICAN EXPLORATION
F93-0031 UN ADKINS GAS CO
F93-0032 PE SAFETY KLEEN
F93-0037 PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
F93-0039 PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
F93-OOS1 PE BRAMMER ENGINEERING
F93-0053 PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
F93-0057 PE STAR ENTERPRISES
F93-0064 FG USAF-CARSHELL AFB
F93-0073 PB UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
F93-0078 PE PRIDE REFINING INC
F93-0091 PE TEXACO E ( P
F93-0092 PE DC* CHEMICAL COMPANY
F93-0094 PE MOBIL CHEMICAL
F93-0104 UN
F93-0107 PE HOLLYWOOD MARINE INC
F93-0115 FG USAF-
F93-0120 PE EMTECH ENVIRONMENTAL
F93-0121 UN
F93-0137 PE UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES
F93-0155 PB GULFSIDE GAS
F93-0176 PB MARATHON OIL
F93-0178 PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
F93-0186 PE BUSKE LINES INC.
F93-0192 PB COMSTOCK OIL AND GAS
F93-0194 UN
F93-0202 PE BARREN PETROLEUM
F93-0207 PE COLONIAL PIPELINE
F93-021S PE COASTAL STATES CORP
Locate
BLOCK X OF RM THOMPSON
AIR FORCE PLANT MO.4 SPUR
FM 1795
BLOCK 30,SEC-3,T-1 SOUTH,
LAREDO REFINED PRODUCTS
111 B LOOP NORTH
RT5 NEHBBRRY LEASE NO.l
CADDO LAKE 1/2 WEST OF LA
1.50 HI SOUTHEAST OF CITY
25TH AND AVENUE H
1-35 EXT 13
EAST FORK OF CRYSTAL
.25 MI NEST OF STATE HHAY
FM 1570 AND FM 2101
4 MI EAST OF BENAVIDES
HHY 347
HHY 77 SOUTH
PBACHTREE ST AND MILES ST
2000 FT FROM TANK BATTERY
SECTION 1 BLOCK 6
100 YDS SOUTH OF HHATLEY
5000 BAYHAY DRIVE
SEBLIGSON FIELD OFF HHY
.25 MILES N Of COUNTY
INTERSTATE 40 EXIT 36
RT 6 BOX 739A
TALCO FIELD
BLOCK B-3 D t SE SURVEY
502 NORTH WEST AVE
PO DRAWER DFH
NEAR HHY 71
2401 HOLLY STREET
2800 DECKER DRIVE
SECTION 62 BLOCK DD OF
RUSK COUNTY TEXAS
15 MILES NORTH OF
FOSTER A LEASE HELL NO. 3
3904 S RANKIN HHY
PORT NECHES FIELD BESSIE
UNION PACIFIC RR
2 HI SOUTH OF HHY 73
9613 MINERAL HELLS HYHY
1722 COOPER CREEK RD
HHY 31 AND 135 JUNCTION
HP 845
E. LEWIS A 35 SURVEY
RUSH ROAD
NORTH END OF HOUSTON AVE
20 MILES WEST OF CARSHELL
FH 1960 CROSSING
OFF FH 108,1/2 MI SOUTH
FLOWERS CAYNON SAND UNIT
BRAZOS RIVER NEAR LAKE
9822 LA PORTS FREEHAY
INTERSECTION UNIV 4
PHILLIPS FACILITY
135 DEGREE RADIAL ARC TO
1-10 I FH 949
ON RAILROAD RIGHT OF HAY
1 MILE SOUTH OF HWY 70
INTERSECTION OF PEARSALL
1320 LOOP 197 SOUTH
HHY 82
777 FREEPORT PKHY
COMPANY PROPERTY 242H,
4803 SHAWN DR
3 MILES WEST OF FH1417
13300 WEST PORT ARTHUR RD
.5 HI EAST OF COUNTY RD
Lclty
GUTHRIB
FORT WORTH
HAWKINS
COAHOMA
LAREDO
HOUSTON
BRYAN
UNKNOWN
BRECKENRIDGE
PORT ARTHUR
LAREDO
KNOX CITY
CONROE
DANBURY
GREENVILLE
BBNAVIDES
NEDERLAND
BISHOP
ODESSA
CONROE
MCCAHEY
WHITE OAK
BAYTOHN
FREEHONT
PORTLAND
VEGA
ALVIN
TALCO
BORGER
LEVELLAND
IRVING
TALCO
AUSTIN
BAYTOWN
HELLMAN
SEXTON CITY
AHARILLO
WHITE OAK
MIDLAND
BESSIE HEIGHTS MARSH
FORT WORTH
WINNIE
MINERAL HELLS
DENTON
KILGORE
HACO
CLAYTON
POTTSBORO
PORT ARTHUR
FORT HORTH
HUFFMAN
HINGUS
ASPERMONT
LAKE JACKSON
HOUSTON
FORT HORTH
SHEENY
FORT HORTH
COLUMBUS
EL PASO
BISHOP
SOMERSET
TEXAS CITY
GAINESVILLE
COPPELL
DUMAS
KILLEEN
SHERMAN
BEAUMONT
PORTLAND
Lcounty
KING
TARRANT
HOOD
HOWARD
WEBB
HARRIS
BRAZOS
HARRISON
STEPHENS
JEFFERSON
HBBB
KING
MONTGOMERY
BRAZORIA
HUNT
DUVAL
JEFFERSON
NUECES
BCTOR
MONTGOMERY
CRANE
GREGG
HARRIS
JIM HELLS
SAN PATRICIO
OLDHAM
GALVESTON
TITUS
HUTCHINSON
HOCKLEY
DALLAS
TITUS
TRAVIS
HARRIS
TERRY
RUSK
POTTER
GREGG
MIDLAND
ORANGE
T ARRANT
JEFFERSON
PALO PINTO
DENTON
GREGG
HCLENNAH
PANOLA
GRAYSON
JEFFERSON
TARRANT
LIBERTY
PALO PINTO
STONEWALL
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
TARRANT
BRAZORIA
TARRANT
COLORADO
EL PASO
NUECES
BEXAR
GALVESTON
COOKE
DALLAS
MOORE
BELL
GRAYSON
JEFFERSON
SAN PATRICIO
ST
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
IX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
08/31/92
09/01/92
09/03/92
09/02/92
09/04/92
09/05/92
09/05/92
09/05/92
09/05/92
09/07/92
09/04/92
09/06/92
09/09/92
09/09/92
09/10/92
09/11/92
09/12/92
09/13/92
09/14/92
09/15/92
09/15/92
09/15/92
09/16/92
09/18/92
09/19/92
09/19/92
09/20/92
09/21/92
09/21/92
09/23/92
09/23/92
09/21/92
09/24/92
09/25/92
09/25/92
09/26/92
09/28/92
09/29/92
06/01/91
10/02/92
10/02/92
10/03/92
10/04/92
10/04/92
10/05/92
10/05/92
10/06/92
10/05/92
10/06/92
10/06/92
10/08/92
10/08/92
10/01/92
10/08/92
10/09/92
10/09/92
10/11/92
10/12/92
10/08/92
10/09/92
10/14/92
10/16/92
10/19/92
10/19/92
la/20/92
10/21/92
10/21/92
10/22/92
10/22/92
la/23/92
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
WASTE OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
BENZENE HYDROCARBON HIX
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-1
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL A
OIL: CRUDE
NO. 5 FUEL/OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS CONDBNSATE
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
K049 HASTE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
MIXED HYDROCARBONS
UNKNOWN OIL
OTHER OIL (VACUM GASOIL)
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
UNREFINED GASOLINE
SALT HATER HITH A TRACE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
KEROSENE
OIL: DIESEL
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1
5000
30
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5000
1000
0
100
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Casel
F93-0219
F93-0236
F93-0237
F93-0238
F93-0246
F93-02S1
F93-0252
F93-026S
F93-0271
F93-0277
F93-0278
F93-02<4
. F93-0286
F93-0293
F93-0295
F93-0314
F93-0316
F93-0317
F93-0323
F93-0336
F93-0342
F93-0343
F93-0395
F93-0406
F93-0410
F93-0412
F93-04U
F93-0422
F93-0427
F93-043*
F93-0442
F93-0453
F93-0455
F93-0464
F93-046S
F93-0472
F93-0477
F93-0471
F93-04I6
F93-0508
F93-0510
F93-0512
F93-0514
F93-0519
F93-0520
F93-0521
F93-OS33
F93-053)
F93-OS46
F93-OS48
F93-OS50
F93-0559
F93-0560
F93-0573
F93-0574
F93-0580
F93-OSI2
F93-0589
F93-0597
F93-0599
F93-0601
F93-0614
F93-0632
F93-0635
F93-063»
F93-0640
F93-0642
F93-0644
F93-0654
F93-0659
Prp
PE GULFCOAST NATURAL GAS
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE BAY OIL CO
PB SHELL OIL CO
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE AMOCO CHEMICAL CO.
PE BOWEN TOOLS
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE SAFETY CLEAN INC
UN WOLFE/PROPERTY OWNER
PE TEXACO CHEMICAL
PE SANTA FE RAILROAD
FG USAF- KELLY AFB
PE APAC-TEXAS INC
FG USAF- KELLY AFB
UN
PE MOBIL CHEMICAL CO.
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE RUBBERMAID INC.
PE AMOCO PIPELINE
PE EXXON CO USA
PE PAHPEL INTERESTS
PU LONE STAR GAS COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PB GATX TERMINALS
PB PRIDE PIPELINE COMPANY
PE RSC INCORPORATED
PB DUPONT
PE HARATHON OIL CO.
UN
UN
PE HOHBLL PETROLEUM Co
UN
PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
PB AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY
PE BALERO TRANSMISSION
UN
UN
UN
PE ENRON LIQUID FUELS
UN
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
PB UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
UN
PE PACIFIC ENT OIL CO
PE SAFETY KLEBK
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE CO
PB AMOCO PIPELINE
PE SHYDER OIL
UN
PE HOHELL PETROLEUM CO
PE HARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE EXXON CO USA
PE SHELL PIPELINE
PE AMOCO OIL
PE MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE HARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE DALLAS/FORT HORTH AIRPORT
PE NORTHERN NATURAL GAS CO
UN
UN
FG USAF - KELLY AFB
PB EXXON USA
PE TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY
PE HOHBLL PETROLEUM CO
PE FEDERAL EXPRESS
PB TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
Locate
4.t MILES SB HHARTON.TX
SAN BERNARD RIVER FM 1301
1119 EAST BARBERS CUT
2700 SOUTH GRANDVIEH
COUNTY SCHOOL LAND
2 HI S OF INTERSECTION OF
OFF OF IRVINGTON ST
MARKER 13 STATION 3418+40
1606 MISSILE ROAD
9400 BLOCK OF
GATE 24 SAVANNAH AVB
MILEPOST 623.6
LEON CREEK BY OUTFALL OO3
1700 BLOCK OF HERRICK ST
SAALC
14511 HEMPSTEAD HHY
INTERSTATE 10 HEST BOUND
BLOCK B-16
7121 SHELBY AVB
E. OF HHY 39 AND S. OF
CLEAR LAKE OIL FIELD,S HI
387 CTY RD OFF FARM RD
LINE BE
HHY 631
906 CLINTON DR
HACO MANUFACTURING CO.
ROUTE 5 BOX «6C
ST HHY 347 POB 3269
J F HASON HELL, LEASE
HIGHHAY 75
614 JANISCH
OFF HHY 21
1224 NICOLE APT 1214
F-H 2>54 NEAR HHY 105 H
J C PERSONS TANK BATTERY
SEGNICK COMPRESSOR STA
AVENUE I,LAT:29
PHILLIPS-SWEENY TERMINAL
615 HEST ST. JOHNS
OYSTER LAKE FACILITY
SOUTH OF FM 1462 BRIDGE
CTY RD 157 E.TURN LEFT AT
HP 447.1
EXXON USA FRIENDSHOOD
NORTHBOUND HHY 90 NEAR
SEC.7,BLOCK F, 20 HI
1722 COOPER CREEK RD
RT 4 BOX 330 HBST PORT
ANAHUAC FIELD
WATSON STATION ON HRY 83
13 MILES SOUTH OF LORENZO
CEDAR LAKE
B.SCARPINATO LEASE HELL
50FT NORTH OF STATION 57B
REL SILVEY LEASE OFF HHY
QUEENS ROAD
PIPE RACK 2000 S OF SCCU
HELL LOCATION 7630,3.50
GC4SS KK SURVEY SECTION
EAST 30TH STREET
SEC.34, 17 MILKS SOUTH OF
MEMORIAL PARK HHY 225 AND
ON A DIRT RD THREE MILES
USAF AIR BASE BLDG 1149
15 HI SM OF CRANE
1 KODAK BLVD
NEHBERRY NO. 3 HALDEN
SAN ANTONIO INTL AIRPORT
1 MILE SOUTH OF IOWA PARK
CLOSE TO HHY 251
Lcity
HHARTON
NEST COLUMBIA
MORGANS POINT
ODESSA
LEVELLAND
ALVIN
HOUSTON
BECKERVILLB, OK
HICHITA FALLS
HOUSTON
PORT ARTHUR
PRIONA
KELLY AFB
FORT HORTH
KELLY AFB
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
ODESSSA
GREENVILLE
1OLA
PASADENA
LAGRANGE
SHERMAN
TAFT
GALENA PARK
GORDON
CORSICAHA
BEAUMONT
PRICE
MELISSA
HOUSTON
CALDHBLL
FORT HORTH
MONTGOMERY
HHITE OAK
CORPUS CHRISTI
SHEENY
SHEENY
AUSTIN
BAY CITY
ROSHARON
KILGORE
SHEETHATBR
FRIENDSHOOD
HOUSTON
KNOX CITY
DBtfTON
BEAUMONT
ANAHUAC
DENVER CITY
LORENZO
LOOP
BRYAN
IRAAN
NEW LONDON
SOUTH HOUSTON
TEXAS CITY
IRAAN
IRAAN
DALLAS/FORT HORTH
STERLING CITY
PASADENA
POTH
SAN ANTONIO
CRANE
LONGVIEH
BRYAN
SAN ANTONIO
IOHA PARK
NEH CASTLE
ERNS Oil Spill Database
Lcounty
HHARTON
BRAZORIA
HARRIS
ECTOR
HOCKLEY
BRAZORIA
HOUSTON
CCOKE
HICHITA
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
FARMER
BEXAR
TARRANT
BEXAR
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
ECTOR
HUNT
GRIMES
HARRIS
FAYETTE
GRAYSON
SAN PATRICIO
HARRIS
PALO PINTO
NAVARRO
JEFFERSON
RUSK
COLLIN
HARRIS
BURLESON
TARRANT
MONTGOMERY
GREGG
NUBCBS
BRAZORIA
BRAZORIA
TRAVIS
BRAZORIA
BRAZORIA
RUSK
NOLAN
HARRIS
HARRIS
KING
DENTON
JEFFERSON
CHAMBERS
YOAKITM
CROSBY
GAIHES
BRAZOS
PECOS
RUSK
HARRIS
GALVBSTON
PECOS
PECOS
DALLAS
STERLING
HARRIS
WILSON
BEXAR
CRANE
HARRISON
BRAZOS
BEXAR
HICHITA
YOUNG
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
10/14/92
10/25/92
10/23/92
10/24/92
10/26/92
10/22/92
10/27/92
10/21/92
10/29/92
10/30/92
10/30/92
10/30/92
10/30/92
10/31/92
11/01/92
11/02/92
11/03/92
11/03/92
11/02/92
11/04/92
11/04/92
11/04/92
11/10/92
11/10/92
11/11/92
11/11/92
09/21/92
11/12/92
11/12/92
11/12/92
11/13/92
11/14/92
11/14/92
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Matl
NATURAL GAS (15,366,000
HYDRO TEST HATER KITH
OIL: DIESEL
HASTE OIL, K049
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE VAPORS
UNKNOWN OIL
JET FUEL: JP-4
MINERAL SPIRITS
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESBL
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
ASPHALT
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
POLYPROPYLENE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL, HISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, HISC: MINERAL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE HIXED
OIL, HISC: MINERAL
OIL: CRUDE
OILi CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
OILi CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
PETROLEUM HYDROCARBING
CONDENSATE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE HITH TWO BBLS
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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0.00
100.00
150.00
70.00
675.00
0.00
25.00
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0.00
300.00
0.00
100.00
100.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1000.00
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1.00
0.00
0.00
120.00
0.00
5.00
3.00
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2.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
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11.00
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15.00
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400.00
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10.00
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10.00
20.00
250.00
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12.00
10.00
1.00
125.00
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10.00
175.00
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350.00
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Locate
DOH CHEMICAL PLANT
TRIAD LOCKHART LEASE
HHY 21 NEAR THE
PLACEDO CREEK, 6 MI NORTH
REESE AFB BLDG 52
BLESSING FIELD TRRC
RACCOON BEND GATHERING
DUENALL NO.l
BLOCK 32 T I T RR COMPANY
WEST PORT ARTHUR RD
2.50 MI N. OF NEW LONDON
NEAR RT 2 919-AURELIA LH
11611 5TH ST
SECTION 15
BRADLEY RANCH,IB MI S,SH
NORTH DAYTON GATHERING
CORNER OF PINE ST AND
25 MILES NEST OF 1-37
3 BOX 411 HHY 1161
HASTINGS FIELD WEST
5 MILES HEST OF KNOX
FM ROAD 616.1.50 MIH OF
2400 SOUTH SHORE BLVD.
HH CASTLEBERRY SURVEY
OFF HATLEY RD
FARM RD 1405, 2MI S OF
CONROE FIELD OFF OF HHY
1300 CREEKBBND
RJ BURTON LEASE
BONANO 1-3 STEEL STORE
HIGHHAY 16, 25 MI SOUTH
MILEPOST 153
TAYLOR'S BAYOU
EAST SIDE OF JENNINGS
CTY RD 308 3 MILES SOUTH
HHY 50 NORTH, 10 MI HNH OF
FARM MARKET 489
HI DJ HUTSON SURVEY A496
INTERSTATE 45
HEST LUCAS DRIVE AND
H L HILKERSOH SURVEY
711 INDUSTRIAL BLVD
INTERSTATE 10 BELTHAY 8
PUBLIC SCHOOL LAND
SEC-3, R-140 HEST.
INDUSTRIAL BLVD
T GRACE SURVEY/5.50 MI
OMNIPORT 16203 PENNINSULA
EAST OF HHY 42, 5 MI
TEXACO OFFICE
HEST BRANCH A LEASE HELL
SECTION 10 BLOCK 19
DALLAS/FT. NORTH AIRPORT
FARM < MARKET RD HHY FM
.25 MI REST OF HIGHHAY 42
HHY 49
301 NORTH CONCEPCION
ROUTE 6
8280 SHELDON RD
10 MI EAST OF DELHART, TX
OUST OFF CR 30 IN AH OPEN
5145 NORHOOD RD
NEAR DECATUR
1722 COOPER CREEK RD
HELL NO. 5, 2 MILES FROM
GOLDEN TRIANGLE UNIT
NEHBERRY NO. 4 HALLIN RD
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DFH
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01/13/93
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Hatl
OIL: DIBSEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDB
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
OIL, FUEL: HO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDB
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, FUBL: MO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDB
OILt CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDB
JET FUEL! JP-1
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OILITURBINE OIL)
FLUX THINNER
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: DIESEL
BENZENE HYDROCARBON MIX
OIL: DIBSEL
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUH GAS
SOYBEAN OIL
OIL: CRUDE OIL
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-5
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
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GOOSE CREEK FIELD
HHY 21 PEDRO CREEK
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5 MI SOUTH OF ORCHARD
PEHITT I LEASE PEHITT
2800 DECKER OR WEST OF
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COUNTY RD 893 AND COUNTY
H AND TC SURVEY, BLOCK 46
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
12211 PORT RD
1/2 MILE HBST OF
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1700 NUECES BAY BLVD
1200 CAPITOL AVE
5 MI WEST OF TURNER TOWN
1501 MC KBNZIB RD
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BBTHEEN STATE HHY 31 AND
8280 SHELDON RD
1250 NB LOOP 410
FREDERICKSBURG RD
9118 JACK RABBIT RD
RD 116
1709 INDUSTRIAL BLVD
210 LAKEVIEH DRIVE
OFF OF FM92
LAT:33
U.S. 377 AT TX 407
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SEC.89,HIGH SURVEY,LAT:35
498 POP GUHEM DR
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4701 66TH ST IN THE
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18000 CROSBY EAST GATE
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HARRIS
GREGG
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spdate
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02/15/93
01/17/93
02/11/93
02/17/93
10/25/92
02/18/93
02/17/93
02/18/93
02/19/93
02/19/93
02/19/93
02/20/93
02/20/93
02/20/93
02/21/93
02/21/93
02/22/93
02/22/93
02/23/93
02/24/93
02/24/93
02/25/93
02/25/93
02/25/93
02/08/93
02/27/93
02/27/93
03/03/93
03/03/93
03/03/93
03/04/93
03/05/93
03/05/93
03/06/93
03/02/93
03/06/93
03/06/93
03/08/93
03/08/93
03/08/93
03/09/93
03/09/93
03/14/93
03/15/93
03/11/93
03/16/93
03/17/93
03/03/93
03/18/93
03/18/93
03/19/93
03/20/93
03/20/93
03/19/93
03/21/93
03/21/93
03/19/93
03/21/93
03/21/93
03/22/93
03/21/93
03/22/93
03/09/93
03/23/93
03/23/93
03/24/93
03/22/93
03/24/93
03/23/93
Matl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL! CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
COHDENSATE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
CONDENSATB
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL /SEE BELOW
OTHER OIL (MIXED ENGINE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISCl TRANSFORMER
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNXNOHN OIL/THICK SHEEN
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
DIPHENYL OXIDE/BIPHENYL
UNXNOHN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
DIPHENYL OXIDE/BIPHENYL
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
DIPHENYL OXIDE/BIPHEHYL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
BUTADIENE, BUTYLENE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
BENZENE HYDROCARBON MIX
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
JET FUEL: JP-4
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F93-2010
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F93-2017
F93-206B
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F93-2064
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F93-2106
F93-2110
F93-2118
F93-2126
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F93-2133
F93-2139
F93-2141
F93-2153
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F93-2171
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F93-2177
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PE SAGE ENERGY
PE
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PE SAGE ENERGY
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION
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PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
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PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
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PE JIFFY LUBE INTL
PE MOBIL E t P US CORP
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PE EOTT ENERGY CORP
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PB PORT CONTAINER INDUSTRIES
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UN
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Locate
.8 MI SOUTH ON CHEROKEE
BRAZOS RIVER NO.H-1 HHY
115 PIHECREST
EXIT 829, S 0.4 MI TO HHY
8900 PARK LANE
BETWEEN 122S AND 1110 H.
OFF 1-20 ( FORT WORTH ON
JIM SAMPSON FARM RAINY RD
KODAK BLVD
HHY 21 FRANK HO. 1 LEASE
MAUDE THOMPSON LEASE, 2 MI
4227 DECKER DR
HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL
STEVEN JACKSON SURVEY, 1
S MI N.NN OF BLACKHELL
PAXTON A-813
CR 130 AND CR127
BORGER COMPLEX SPUR 119
9080 FOREST LANE
NONA MILLS CIH TANK
1200 BLOCK OF TOST 17TH
10 HI W,NW OF BRYAN
1.5 WEST ON HARD RD
5.5 MILES NORTH OF PARIS
INTERSECT.DAN MORTON <
DOCK 25-26 DIVIDING LINE
PORT ARTHUR ASPHALT
1 MI SE OF GRAYBACK
SH CORNER OF FUQUA AND
ADAIR TANK BATTERY, 10 MI
T J MARTIN SURVEY
CORNER OF SOUTH LLANO AND
NONA HILLS FIELD OFF HHY
ROUTE 1,2 MI EAST OF
CHEVRON DOCK BERTH 3B
FM RD 908 9 MILES SOUTH
CC CLEMENS FACILITY HHY
6302 ALEMEDA APT 3
COWARDS CREEK CROSSES
1 PORTOSINO PLAZA
601 VINTON RD
EASTBOUND 1-20 FROM FM
JL PARSON SURVEY ABSTRACT
HELLt90(,YEATES FIELD,5
HWY 87
5(00 HALLISVILLE RD
INTERSTATE 20
PUBLIC DOCKS BETWEEN OIL
CROWN REFINERY 111 RED
1ST ST AND STASSHBY
UNOCAL NO 1 DOCK SUMP,
END OF 1519 JACKSON ST
KIMZEY AND VICKERY
2401 5TH AVENUE SOUTH
3820 BRATTON RD
5250 COLLEGE ST
3177 IRVING BLVD
CLOSER ROAD
STATE ROUTE 349 SECTION
MILE POST 18,1 MI EAST OF
CNTY RD 171 1/4 MILE
17310 MARKET ST
ANDREWS HHY AND RD. 302
PLUM HOLLOW CREEK,LAT:34
9 HI WEST OF HAMLIN
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WINNIE
DALLAS
ORANGE
FT WORTH
HASKELL
LONGVIBH
CALDHELL
NEH LONDON
BAYTOHN
BAYTOftN
RANGER
BIG SPRINGS
SOUR LAKE
BLACKHELL
SIVELLS BEND
HASTINGS
BORGER
LA GRANGE
DALLAS
COUNTZE
FORT WORTH
BRYAN
OLNEY
PARIS
DALLAS
HOUSTON
PORT HECHES
GRAYBACK
PEAR LAND
WELCH
NEH LONDON
JUNCTION
REDHATBR
KUNTZB
CADDO MILLS
PORT ARTHUR
BLACKJACK
LONGVIE*
EL PASO
FRIENDSHOOO
CLEAR LAKE SHORES
BL PASO
HYNOHA
GUTHRIE
IRAAN
PORT ARTHUR
ENGLENCOD
HEATHBRFORD
CORPUS CHRISTI
PASADENA
AUSTIN
PORT HECHES
NEDERLAHD
FORT WORTH
TEXAS CITY
CORPUS CHRISTI
BEAUMONT
DALLAS
HOUSTON
IRAAN
JONES CREEK
KILGORE
CHANNELVIEH
KERMIT
CHILLICOTHE
HAMLIH
GREGG
BURLESON
HARRIS
JEFFERSON
DALLAS
ORANGE
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HARRISON
BURLESON
RUSK
HARRIS
HARRIS
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HOWARD
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GAINES
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GALVESTON
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HARRIS
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JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
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GALVESTON
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DALLAS
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RUSK
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TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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Spdate
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03/24/93
03/25/93
03/24/93
03/25/93
03/24/93
03/26/93
03/26/93
03/26/93
03/27/93
03/27/93
03/27/93
03/21/93
03/26/93
04/01/93
04/02/93
04/02/93
04/03/93
04/04/93
04/04/93
04/02/93
03/31/93
04/06/93
04/07/93
04/07/93
04/06/93
04/07/93
02/01/93
04/01/93
04/09/93
04/09/93
04/09/93
04/09/93
04/09/93
04/10/93
04/10/93
04/12/93
04/13/93
04/15/93
04/17/93
04/1C/93
04/17/93
04/17/93
04/11/93
04/19/93
04/20/93
04/20/93
04/21/93
04/21/93
04/21/93
04/21/93
04/23/93
04/25/93
04/23/93
04/20/93
04/20/93
04/27/93
04/27/93
04/21/93
04/28/93
04/27/93
04/28/93
04/28/93
04/28/93
04/28/93
04/28/93
05/02/93
04/29/93
04/30/93
04/30/93
Hatl
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
PRODUCED HATER H/CRUDE
HASTE OIL/LUBRICANTS -
UNXHOHH OIL
JET FUEL: JP-4
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL SPIRITS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OTHER OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
AVIATION GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
HASTE OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
ASPHALT BLENDING STOCKS:
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
BENZENE HYDROCARBON MIX
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE OIL
UNKNOWN OIL (LOOKS LIKE
OIL: DIESEL
OTHER OIL: GAS OIL
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL. FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
ASPHALT
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
Quant 1
4.00
12.00
0.00
7.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
10.00
50.00
6.00
12.00
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1.00
2.00
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0.00
0.00
15.00
0.00
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10.00
75.00
0.00
0.00
25.00
100.00
75.00
0.00
60.00
3.00
0.00
10.00
1050.00
400.00
0.00
0.00
210.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
75.00
0.00
40.00
2.00
10.00
0.00
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0.00
400.00
10.00
100.00
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0.00
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Locate
TABOR RD BRYAN STATION
1/2 MI EAST 1 6 MI NORTH
CORNER OF PINE DR AND OAK
GULF GIBSON TANK BATTERY
NEAR HWY 349
DALLAS NORTH TOLLHAY AND
6300 S WASHINGTON
SECTION 62, 1 MI SOUTH OF
EAST TEXAS OIL FIELD
MILEPOST (02.5
2 MILES EAST OFA BANQUETE
HHY 34 SOUTH AND FM 148
3304 JOHN STOCKBAUER
.5 MI N. OF FM 2294
HILEPOST S16
CONRAD FURNIASH SURVEY
HWY 36
2027 BATTLEGROUND RD.
EAST TEXAS FIELD FACILITY
ACROSS THE STREET FROM
1300 BLOCK SOUTH
5 MI WEST 3 MI NORTH
400 YDS NORTH OF EL PASO
HWY 366 AT 32ND STREET
ON THE LITTLE HALBASH
WEST GREIG DR AND
1819 EAST BARBERS CUT
MARATHON GAS PLANT
HWY 718, 1.2 MILE SOUTH
2004 LELAND ST.
12000 LAWNDALE
HWY 271,3 MI NORTH OF
1 MI WEST OF WELCH
HWY 19
SIMM GIDEON POWER PLANT
PARKING LOT OF
3403 PASADENA FREEWAY
CATWELL ROAD
OLD SELKIRK ROAD
3403 PASADENA FREEWAY
HWY 277
5 MI S / 2 MI E OF BRYSON
1300 KENTHELL LANE
HWY 183
INTERSECTION OF FM ROAD
1086 HWY 198 SOUTH
GULFCAMP ROAD
NETTLETON LEASE
5413 BROOKE HOLLOW
STATE ROUTE 349 FOB 668
3414 JOHN GLENN
FARM TO MARKET RD 1776
EAST SIDE OF NEWARK OFF
1255 MAIN ST DOCK 2
EXXON ROAD
LAT:33 DEC,02' 08"
SWEENEY SWITCH STATION
AMERICAN CHROME AND
BUILDING 2512 PELICAN
CHURCHILL BRIDGE
718 WEST RUSSELL, PLACE
BUDDY LAWRENCE AND BOTH
274 DEGREE RADIAL OF DFW
HWY 366
901 CLINTON DR ON COMPANY
J L PARSONS SURVEY
2.5 MI WEST OF HWY 303
HWY 35, 7 MI EAST OF
RD. 98 AND RD. 79
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BRYAN
PORTLAND
FRIENDSWOOD
ROS KARON
IRAAN
DALLAS
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TULIA
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SCURRY
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05/28/93
OS/28/93
05/27/93
05/31/93
05/28/93
05/30/93
05/31/93
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
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OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
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UNKNOWN OIL
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UNKNOWN OIL (UNKNOWN
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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F93-2910 PU GULF STATES UTILITIES
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HALLACEVILLE RD
INDIAN LAKE RD CIRCLE Z
6501 TROHBRIDGE RD
NORTH ST
HEST 7TH STREET
BATSON OIL FIELD
SECTION 1 BLOCK X RH
LEAGUE 37 LABOR 76
CLAY HEIRS NELL NO. IB
1020 E. HAMMOND
HILLSIDE TERRACE REGENA
1 MILE EAST OF HHY 14 1
HHY 608 SOUTH, 8 MI H OF
TATUM HO. 1 HELL
905 SBASHELL
EAST TEXAS OIL FIELD OFF
JUST NORTH OF GILBREATH
2500 LOOP 20 (ROSS ST)
918 SOUTH TEXAS
1 BLOCK B OF HHY 37 t
3025 NORTH BUISNESS
3503 PASSADENA FREEWAY
BETWEEN OSCAR AND LBBOH
HHY 59H AT LAURA KOPPB ST
6501 TROHBRIDGE
1-20 MM 521 HEST OF
PETTY LEASE 9 MILES NORTH
HHY 87 AND HNY 73
THOUSAND OAKS ST AND RONE
301 LEROY ST
4919 LONGFELLOW STREAM
2511 NORTH HEIDEKB ST.
4141 NASA ROAD 1 DOCK C
CHOCOLATE BAYOU
JOB WILSON RD
AMELIA FIELD
957 NEST HEN BRANFLES ST
1921 AVE F
RT 1 BOX 44
302 N. ELM
16514A DEZAVALA RD
NE OTR SEC 19.BLK 2,
STATE ROUTE 349
HNY 616, 1 MILE NEST OF
1000 TIDAL ROAD
2100 SINCLAIR PLANT RD
UNKNOWN SUBDIVISON
4998 CUNNINGHAM
JAMES STREET OFF OF HHY
200 YDS SOUTH OF LOOP 485
NASKOM CENTRAL COMPRESSOR
EAST HASTINGS FIELD SOUTH
ADJACENT TO FM-3983
102 H FARM MARKET RD
SPRAY BERRY FIELD
INGELHOOD RAIL YARD 915
4401 PARK AVE
GARNER BHCT2 LEASE
80 ON LAFAMO RD. .
805 NEST FANNIN ST
7680 S FIRST AVE MAIN
ROUTE 1
198 KEMPNER
906 CLINTON DR
THOMASMA LEASE TANK
STATE ROUTE 349
HNY 87 AND HHY 73
OFF HNY 183 742 ACRE
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CHAMBERS
JEFFERSON
GUADALUPE
FORT BEND
BCMIB
PARKER
HARRIS
GARZA
PECOS
VICTORIA
HARRIS
GREGG
GREGG
JEFFERSON
DUVAL
GREGG
HARRISON
BRAZORIA
MONTGOMERY
COLORADO
GARZA
HARRIS
GALVESTON
CARSON
GREGG
RBFUGIO
JEFFERSON
COLORADO
NAVARRO
FORT BEND
HARRIS
ZAPATA
PECOS
JEFFERSON
EASTLAND
ST
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Spdate
05/10/93
06/02/93
06/02/93
06/03/93
06/03/93
06/04/93
06/05/93
06/06/93
06/06/93
Of/01/93
06/06/93
06/07/93
06/07/93
06/05/93
06/08/93
06/08/93
06/08/93
06/10/93
06/10/93
06/11/93
06/10/93
06/10/93
06/11/93
06/11/93
06/11/93
06/12/93
06/14/93
06/12/93
OC/11/93
Of/12/93
06/14/93
06/14/93
06/14/93
06/15/93
06/15/93
06/15/93
06/16/93
06/15/93
06/09/93
06/16/93
06/17/93
06/17/93
06/17/93
06/19/93
06/19/93
Of/19/93
Of/20/93
Of/20/93
Of/20/93
Of/21/93
Of/20/93
Of/20/93
Of/21/93
Of/21/93
06/18/93
06/21/93
06/20/93
06/22/93
06/20/93
06/22/93
06/23/93
Of/23/93
06/23/93
06/24/93
06/24/93
06/24/93
06/24/93
06/24/93
06/24/93
06/20/93
Matl
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
HASTE OIL
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS (SUSPECTED)
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
ASSORETED OILS AND
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
BENZENE HYDROCARBON MIX
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL ADD HATER
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
HASTE OIL
HASTE OIL
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, HISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OILl CRUDE
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
OIL, HISC: LUBRICATING
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
REFRIGERATION OIL (RO30)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: TRANSFORMER
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 6
OTHER OIL (THERMINOL)
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
HASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
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PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
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PC
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN OIL CO
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PE G?M GAS COR?.
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE SAFETY CLEAN CORP
UN
PE SUN MARINE TERMINALS
PE ROLLINS TRUCK LEASE CO
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE MID GULF INDUSTRIAL
UN TAYLOR TRUCK LINES
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PE JB HUNT TRANSP INC
PE KBRPBR TIRE
UN
PE MOBIL PIPELINE
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
UN
PE ORYX ENERGY
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PC
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO.
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PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
UN
PE GPM GAS CORP.
PE BRAKE CHECK
PE KOCH GATHERING
PC
PE COASTAL STATES CORP
PE SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PE A t T DIESEL
UN
PE SUN PIPELINE
PE CURA
UN
UN
PE EL PASO NATURAL GAS CO
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
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Locate
5701 WOOD STREET
4 MILES WEST OF HAWLEY
.5 MI N OF KILGORE BEHIND
UPPER SAN JANCINTO RIVER
5870 HAGNER AVE
2220 W AVE D
COGDBL CANYON
905 SEA SHELL DRIVE
GEORGE BREWER SURVEY
HEAR PRITCHARD 40 ACRE
TRUCK STOP ON 1-20
GRAY PLANT
CENTENNIAL YARD KIMZEY
RT 4 BOX 330 LUCAS
33 FEDERAL ROAD
STATE ROUTE 1 ON JOHN
HWY 347
ACE HARDWARE WEST OAK AVE
HWY 1795
BEHIND THE INTERSTATE
12325 NORTH FREEWAY
SUN OIL MARINE TERMINAL
EAST OF RT 2
2 MILES NORTHEAST OF
5701 KIEST RD
HOUSTON ST AND HWY 59
GEORGE RICHBY RD AND
NEAR GEORGE RICHEY i
STATE HWY SPUR 119 N
HP 205.75
GROESCHKE RD 1 MI H OF
1/4 MI EAST OF HWY 42
WALLISEVILLE LAKE LOST
UNNAMED DIRT ROAD OFF OF
CITCO TERMINAL 301
ON THE CONVICT SPUR
HP 2 HUNTSVILLE BRANCH
RT 1 BOX 300 T
FM 2375
7700 S GULF FREEWAY
INTERSECTION OF CO RD 665
1125 MADRID
TOBIN RANCH
NORTH OF THE CITY LIMITS
1129 FORT WORTH DR
1 MILE NORTH OF THE WHITE
610 ACCESS ROAD GOING
HIGHWAY 30 EASTBOUND AT
WESTMORELAND
SEC-24.R-19 WEST, T-21
WILLIS STATION 8.2 MI W
2800 DECKER DRIVE
900 GRANT AVENUE AMOCO
CHAHNELVIEH AND LOUISIANA
FANNIE HEARD LEASE
SAN FELIPE RD
104 PARSONAGY STREET
COUNTY RD. 109
HWY 281
WOODFOREST AND SHELDON
GRANDPAPPY POINT MARINA
RUSSEL WILLIAMSON SURVEY
OPL 3900
9 MI WEST OF BIG WELLS
25210 SPRING RIDGE DRIVE
10 MI SOUTH HWY SOUTH 281
HIGH ISLAND 443
ON HWY 35
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HAWLEY
KILGORE
HOUSTON
BEAUMONT
TEMPLE
SHYDER
SURFSIDB BEACH
HAWKINS
GLADEWATER
DALLAS
PAMPA
FORT WORTH
BEAUMONT
PASADENA
SILSBEE
NEDERLAND
PALESTINE
HAWKINS
CORPUS CHRISTI
HOUSTON
MIDLAND
LA GRANGE
WHITE OAK
DALLAS
TIMPSON
LONGVIEW
LONGVIEW
BORGER
MESQUITB
HOUSTON
WHITE OAK
WALLISEVILLE
KIRBYVILLE
FORT WORTH
MINEOLA
TOWNLEY
LOHGVIBW
PAMPA
HOUSTON
CORPUS CHRISTI
SAN ANTONIO
ROSITA
DAYSETTA
DENTON
DECATUR
WHITE OAK
HOUSTON
DALLAS
DALLAS
LORDSBURG
MONTGOMERY
BAYTOWN
TEXAS CITY
HOUSTON
REFUGIO
HOUSTON
WINTERS
SAN DIEGO
THREE RIVERS
HOUSTON
PITTSBURG
DENNISON
TATUM
GAIL
BIG WELLS
SPRING
HICHITA FALLS
HOUSTON
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WOOD
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HARDIN
JEFFERSON
ANDERSON
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ZAVALA
MONTGOMERY
ARCHER
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TX
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TX
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Spdate
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06/26/93
06/26/93
OS/27/93
06/27/93
06/27/93
06/23/93
06/28/93
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01/09/93
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08/01/93
06/22/93
08/04/93
08/04/93
08/05/93
07/23/93
07/26/93
08/07/93
Hatl
OIL, FUEL! NO. 2-D
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISC: MINERAL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUELt NO. 1
UNKNOWN OIL (GASOLINE
OIL: CRUDE
MINERAL SPIRITS
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
HYDRAULIC OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OIL (RESIDUAL OIL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
NATURAL GAS
KEROSENE
WASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: DIESEL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
NATURAL GAS DTK-MILLION
OIL: CRUDE
OTHER OILIPARADYNE 25
NATURAL GAS
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL! DIESEL
OTHER OIL (CONDENSATE)
NATURAL GAS
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL (POSSIBLY
UNKNOWN OIL
UNKNOWN OIL
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
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F93-3974
F93-3975
F93-3977
F93-3995
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F93-4019
F93-4021
F93-4029
F93-4034
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F93-4047
F93-4041
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F93-4147
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F93-4151
F93-4156
F93-4166
F93-4114
F93-4193
F93-4194
F93-4201
F93-4211
F93-4224
F93-4227
F93-4239
F93-4240
F93-4247
F93-4264
F93-4269
F93-4212
F93-4214
F93-4291
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PE AMOCO OIL COMPANY
PE BUCK'S TRUCK SALES
LG MCCULLOCH CO POLICE
PE KROGER CO
PE HOUSTON LIGHTING ( POWER
PE CITGO REFINING/CHEMICAL
PE CHEVRON USA
PE AMERIPOL SYNPOL CO
PE ALCOA
PE ARCO
PE GENERAL TIRE
PE CHERYL K INC
UN
PE COASTAL STATES CORP
UN
PE CURA
PE ROADWAY EXPRESS
PE EXXON PIPELINE
UN
PE NATIONAL FRIEGHT INC
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE EXXON
PE SUN MARINE TERMINAL
PB SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
UN
PE TWIN HILLS MARINA
PB MAX IE ENERGY
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC
PE DALLAS/FT WORTH AIRPORT
PE GENERAL TIRE
PB COASTAL CONTRACTING
UN
PE CHEVRON USA
PC
PB DON CHEMICAL COMPANY
PE MARATHON OIL COMPANY
PE HUNT OIL CO
PE PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
PE BSL GOLF
PE MCMURRY PIPELINE CO.
UN
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE CO
PU CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT
PE TEXACO EXP AND PROD INC
PE KOCH GATHERING
PE FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CO
PE CHEVRON USA
PE CHEVRON USA
PE KOCH GATHERING/PIPELINE
PE HUNT OIL CO
PE SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
PE ARCADIA DRILLING
UN
PE ARCO OIL AND GAS
PE SUN PIPELINE COMPANY
PE HODGES TRUCKING
PE YELLOW FREIGHT COMPANY
PE KOCH GATHERING/PIPELINE
PB EXXON PIPELINE
PE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
PE CASTLE TX PRODUCTION
PC
PE CRISIS TRANSPORTATION
PE KOCH GATHERING
UN
PE ARCO PIPELINE COMPANY
FG USN - HAS CORPUS CHRISTI
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
PE MIDWEST VACUUM
Locate
2401 5TH AVE SOUTH POB
US 2H NORTH AND RUSSEL
206 N COLLEGE ST ADJACENT
1331 EAST AIRPORT FWY
CEDAR BAYOU WEST BAY RD
1101 NUECES BAY BLVD DEEP
2401 TANK LOCATION WEST
POB 6(7 1200 MAIN STREET
HHY 77
SHELDON RD
2000 E POOL ROAD
OCCIDENTAL TERMINAL IN
2301 BRAZOS PORT BLVD AT
.25 MILES SOUTH OF ROAD
CORNER OF WEST PARK AND
211 SOUTH WATSON
1301 NORTH SOUTH STREET
3403 PASADENA FRWY
6.5 MILES NORTH OF LAKE
1-10 WESTBOUND BETWEEN
FM 111
.25 MILES NORTH OF HHY150
HGWY 347
OFF RIVER RD, 1 HI NORTH
11 HI NORTH OF NEW BOSTON
RT3 BOX 244N ON MAIN ST
HAPPY HOLLOW GAS STATION
NEAR FARM ROAD 1360
COKMAMCHE PEAK STEAM
TERMINAL 5E DALLAS/FT
BOX 2032 2000 B POOL RD
HAIN STREET IN FRONT OF
RIO GRANDE 1700 WEST
6501 TROHBRIDGB
351 W TYLER ST
2301 BRAtOSPORT BLVD
YATES FIELD UNIT
Y26 WELL HEAD JL PARSONS
29734 MORTEN RD.
6110 GOLF COURSE DR NEAR
NORTH OF HHY 135 ABOUT
STATE HWY 332 AND 211B
6325 TROWBRIDGE ST
HWY 1« N.
KKRRIN HWY 152
COUNTY RD 63 AND COUNTY
HHY 366 AT 32HD STREET
CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
HHY 217 TO KLINE RD AND
BURNETT RANCH KING COUNTY
INGLEWOOD YARD TRACK 7
HWY 271 NORTH (GLADEWATER
120 WEST SERVICE ROAD
FANNON COUNTY SCHOOL LAND
SS HICKLIFF SURVEY
LEONARD ROAD AND FM 2111
1915 JASMINE
1 MI WEST OF HHY 25
NEAREST HHY IS 71 NO
THE INDUSTRY WAS HIM MARS
2410 STATE HNY 322 N
ROUTE 1
RIGGO TAIL YARD
HEAR CNTY ROAD 95 AND 14
20 MILES WEST OF MENARD
250 YARDS N OF SLOCUM STA
ARMY DEPOT FUEL FARM TANK
3 MILES NORTH OF BAYSIDE
HHY 201 AND TEXAS AVB
Lcity
TEXAS CITY
EDINBURG
BRADY
IRVING
ELDON
CORPUS CHRISTI
PORT ARTHUR
PORT HECHES
MINERVA
CHAHNELVIEH
ODESSA
ALVIN
FREBPORT
PUERTO RICO
BENBROOK
ARLINGTON
YOAKUM
PASADENA
BROHNSBORO
EL PASO
DEANVILLB
OVERTON
NEDERLAND
LOHGVIEW
HEW BOSTON
LAKE BRIDGEPORT
CONCAN
WOODSBORO
GLEN ROSE
DALLAS/FT WORTH AIRPORT
ODESSA
ENLOE
EL PASO
EL PASO
LOHGVIEW
FREEPORT
IRAAN
KNOX CITY
BROOKSKIRE
HOUSTON
KILGORE
FREEPORT
EL PASO
FREER
STINETT
CORPUS CHRISTI
PORT ARTHUR
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HENRIETTA
KNOX
HOUSTON
TYLER
LAKE WORTH
GAINESVILLE
DAISETTA
BRYAN
PASADENA
MAKIN
TALCO
BASS
HENDERSON
GRAND SALINE
LA PORTE
DRISCOLL
MENARD
ELKHART
HAS CORPUS CHRISTI
BAYSIDE
SNYDER
Lcounty
GALVESTON
HIDALGO
MCCULLOCH
DALLAS
CHAMBERS
HUECES
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
MILAN
HARRIS
ECTOR
BRAIORIA
BRAIORIA
HIDALGO
TARRANT
T ARRANT
DE NITT
HARRIS
HENDERSON
EL PASO
BURLESON
RUSK
JEFFERSON
GREGG
BOHIE
HISE
UVALDE
REFUGIO
SOMERVELL
TAHRANT
ECTOR
DELTA
EL PASO
EL PASO
GREGG
BRAIORIA
PECOS
KING
WALLER
HARRIS
GREGG
BRAIORIA
EL PASO
DUVAL
HUTCHIHSON
NUECES
JEFFERSON
HARRIS
HARRIS
CLAY
KNOX
HARRIS
SMITH
T ARRANT
COOKE
LIBERTY
BRAIOS
HARRIS
ARCHER
TITUS
MCLENNAN
RUSK
VAN ZANDT
HARRIS
NUECES
MBNARD
ANDERSON
NUECES
REFUGIO
SCURRY
ST
TX
TX
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TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
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TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
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TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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OB/11/93
01/12/93
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01/18/93
01/11/93
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01/20/93
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01/21/93
01/23/93
01/23/93
01/23/93
07/03/93
01/2E/93
01/25/93
01/29/93
01/29/93
01/15/93
01/30/93
01/31/93
01/31/93
09/01/93
09/01/93
09/01/93
09/02/93
01/31/93
09/03/93
09/06/93
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01/20/19
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09/20/93
09/10/93
09/22/93
09/23/93
09/23/93
09/24/93
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OIL, FUELs NO. 2-D
HASTE OIL
OIL, MISC: MOTOR
OIL, FUEL! NO. 2-D
OIL, MISC. LUBRICATING
PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
AEROHATIC DISTILLATE
UNKNOWN OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL
NATURAL GAS
KEROSENE
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL: DIESEL
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
OIL, FUEL: NO. 2-D
JET FUEL
UHKHOHN OIL
OIL: DIESEL
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
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UNKNOWN OIL
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OIL, FUBLi NO. 1
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OIL: DIESEL
JET FUEL: JP-S
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OIL, MISC: LUBRICATING
OIL! CRUDE
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
WASTE OIL
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN OIL
GASOLINE: AUTOMOTIVE
OIL, NISC: TRANSFORMER
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F93-4304
F93-4313
F93-4331
F93-4337
F93-4340
F93-4342
F93-4344
F93-4347
F93-4355
F93-4356
F93-4357
F93-4367
. F93-4368
F93-4375
F94-0028
F94-0030
F94-0034
F94-0039
F94-0045
F94-0050
F94-0057
F94-0059
F94-0067
F94-0071
F94-0072
F94-0073
F94-0075
F94-0082
F94-0105
F94-0126
F94-0131
F94-0138
F94-0144
F94-0152
F94-0156
F94-0183
F94-0188
F94-OH9
F94-0199
F94-0204
F94-0206
F94-0207
F94-0210
F94-0214
F94-0216
F94-0227
F94-0228
F94-0229
F94-0236
F94-0244
F94-0246
F94-0252
F94-0267
F94-0268
F94-0280
F94-0293
F94-0301
F94-0306
F94-0310
F94-0320
F94-0323
F94-0327
F94-0330
F94-0331
F94-0332
F94-0335
F94-0342
F94-0345
F94-0348
F94-0350
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PE
UN
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PE
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PE
PC
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PE
UN
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PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
PB QUINTANA PETROLEUM CORP
PE CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
UN
PC
PE FLANNIGAN STEVEDOOR
PC
PE CHEVRON USA INC
PE CONOCO GAS STATION
PE SAMEDAN OIL CORP
UN
PE CHEVRON
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE CHEVRON PIPELINE
PE STAR ENTERPRISES
PE TEXACO EXPLORATION INC
PB SNYDER OIL
PE PEEBLES LUMBER COMPANY
PB ARKLA IHC.
PE ROADWAY EXPRESS
UH
PB SNYDER OIL
PE BOSSIER CAR SALES
PE ROLLINS TRUCK LEASE CO
PE ARCO PIPELINE CO
PE PHILLIPS PIPELINE CO
PE SAFETY KLEBN
LG PORT OF HOUSTON AUTHORITY
UN
PE HOLLAND OIL CO
PB KOCH GATHERING
PE NORTHSIDE SCRAP METAL
PE NORTH AMERICAN OIL RECOV
PE MONSANTO CO
PE QUAIL CREEK OIL CORP
FG USA-RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT
PE ANGEL BROS CONSTRUCTION
PE MOBILE OIL
PE CARRETTA TRUCKING
PE EXXON CO USA
PE KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS
UN
PE TEXACO PIPELINE INC
PE MARATHON OIL CO.
PU HOUSTON LIGHTING AND
PE AMOCO PIPELINE CO
PB BECK INC
PE SHAMROCK PIPELINE CORP
PE EXXOH PIPELINE CO
PE QUALITY SERVICE TANK LINE
PE EXXON PIPELINE
PE HOUSTON LIGHTING < POWER
PE ARLPEX PLUMBING
PC
UN
PE COASTAL STATES CORP
PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN OIL CO
PE EXXON PIPELINE
UN
PE LAGLORIA OIL I GAS CO
PE ENDEVCO, IHC
PE SCURLOCK PERMIAN OIL CO
PE LYONDELL-CITGO REFGINING
PE GILL EXCAVATION
PE RUTHERFORD OIL CORP
PB CONHAY INTERMODAL
Locate
CORNER OF HALDRON RD I S.
BLOCK 46 OF THE HTST
FANNIE HERD LEASE OFF OF
RED BLUFF TERMINAL 1300
BLOCK 46 OF THE HTST
905 SEA SHELL DRIVE
111 E LOOP NORTH
1309 SOUTH AUSTIN
TB HARRIS LEASE OFF HHY80
1432 E 1960
SEC-20, 9 MI SH OF
UPPER LEVEL ROAD
12523 AMERICAN PETROLEUM
ROAD 3 AND HALF MILE RD
HHY 181
3200 SYLVANIA AVE
2 MILES WEST OF CAYUGA
SPRAYBERRY TREND FIELD
909 NORTH ASHVEL
1819 BARBOURS CUT BLVD
PO BOX 943 HHY 271 NORTH
HYH 1357
HHY 84 WEST
1-635 AT KINGSLEY
NEAR THE CITY OF KILGORE
PHILLIPS SWEENEY REFINERY
1722 COOPER CREEK RD
BULK MATERIALS HANDLING
1570 FM 1382 CEDAR HILL
502 E EDINBERT
BLOCK 190 GC AND SF
29TH STREET
1414 S SHELDON RD
HECHES CENTRAL TREATING
2400 SOUTH SHORE BLVD
MOnSANTO FACILITY
SMITH LEASE NO OTHER
314 BUDD
BtJ RANCH HWY 317
KEY TRUCK STOP ON 1-10
2800 DECKER DR
8 MI BAST Of TAFT
4620 DAVENPORT
FM 79
COKER C NO 1 HHY 69
19812 CYPRUS ROSE HILL DR
.5 MI NORTH OF FMR 1633
US 259 AT THE SULFUR
GEORGE HARRIS SURVEY BLK
NEAR FARM HHY 4110
1110 E GATE RD
CLOSE TO INT OF HHY 42
CEDAR BAYOU GENERATING
921 HEST VARDIN ROAD
JF MASON LEASE MARATHON
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Casel
F94-0352
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ANNEX E - AREA ASSESSMENTS
APPENDIX IV. STRATEGIES:
I. RESPONSE PRIORITIES
In general, the first priority in any response will be the
safety of responders and the public, in that order. The second
priority must then be stopping the economic (including
environmental) loss. The third priority in many cases will be to
identify the Responsible Party in order to determine the need to
federalize the incident. A parallel priority at each level must
include proper reporting to Federal, State and local agencies as
required by regulation and the need to keep higher command aware of
the status of the incident (Refer to Annex F - Volume II of each
state for appropriate agencies and/or ANNEX J
Notifications^List). It is understood that to follow a priority
checklist for environmental and economic data will not always be
possible because of the size of the area (Region VI), not enough
specific data to the area, and should be processed on a case-by-
case basis. It may be that the best way to eliminate safety
hazards is to stop the product loss as a first concern. It must
also be understood that individuals and groups utilizing this plan
will not, in many, if not most cases, be the "first responders".
This means the implementation of this plan mugt take into account
decisions made by those responders. If upon arrival, the Incident
Command System (ICS) has not been established, the ICS may be very
limited. Early in the response the On-Scene Coordinator should
appoint the Site Safety Officer. If the ICS is already established
by first responding agencies, it is critical that later responders
integrate immediately into the existing system (See Annex B-V for
ICS Components and Organization).
A. HEALTH AND SAFETY PRIORITIES
• Fire and explosion potential of vapors at or near the
spill site.
• Potential toxic effects of the spill and chemical
countermeasures
• Proper use of safety equipment
• Hyperthermia, hypothermia
• Small boat safety
• Helicopter and aircraft safety
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B. MITIGATION PRIORITIES
Once safety considerations are taken into account, containment
of the economic and environmental loss becomes paramount. Speed is
a definite concern in oil spill response. Remember that oil
spreads rapidly. It is always better to get ahead of a spill
instead of chasing a spill.
• Oil spreads and drifts rapidly.
• Chemical countermeasures are most effective when the
spill is fresh.
• Evaporation rapidly increases oil viscosity.
• Oil can be burned more readily when fresh.
• Sustained combustion requires at least 0.1 inch (2-3 mm)
of slick thickness.
• Oil is usually easier to deal with at water than when it
has contacted the shoreline.
C. DECISION TO FEDERALIZE THE SPILL
As stated above, in situations where the responsible party is
unknown, it is important to identify the party as soon as possible.
If the responsible party is not know, or if sufficient steps to
mitigate the incident are not being taken, the decision to
federalize the spill should not be delayed any longer than
necessary.
D. NOTIFICATION OF INTERESTED PARTIES
Notification of interested parties, as required by
regulations, is a significant priority that must be take place as
soon after a spill as practical.
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E. CLEAN UP PRIORITIES
• Stop the discharge
• Assess amount and type of spilled oil via surveillance
and tracking, if necessary
• Follow the procedures defined in this plan, with
modifications as necessary. Document all actions.
• Contain and remove spilled oil at the source.
• Protect threatened resources and monitor shorebound oil.
• Treat or contain and remove offshore oil that has escaped
the primary control operation at the source.
• Collect the oil that has pooled along shore in natural
collection areas.
• Clean up shorelines where oil has stranded, to the extent
possible and advisable.
• Dispose of collected materials.
II. RESPONSE GUIDELINES
Region VI contains very diverse industries and ecological zones.
A spill of one type and size might have a minor impact on one area
and might be devastating in another. EPA Region VI has compiled
from various sources a decision-making process which addresses
response options when these diversities are encountered.
NOTE: See the following pages for the "Oil Spills in the
Environment".
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RESPONSE GUIDELINES
Oil Spills in the Environment
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OIL SPILLS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
WHY PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
Our natural environment is a dynamic and constantly changing system. In addition to providing the
basic needs of man, such as food and oxygen, our environment offers recreation, aesthetic beauty,
and a laboratory for studying the living world.
One reason that biologists are concerned with the fate of plants and animals that have no apparent
value is that living organisms form complicated and often delicate units that can become unbalanced
by outside influence. Damage to a seemingly insignificant part of the chain can result in the eventual
reduction in valuable species.
Our environment is quick to respond to new influences, such as an oil spill. The extent of the
damage (often it cannot be measured) and the period of recovery depend on a number of actors that
will be covered in this section. One role of the cleanup supervisor is to be alert to environmentally
sensitive areas and know how to minimize damage from a spill.
FACTORS AFFECTING THE SEVERITY OF OIL SPILLS
The effects of an oil spill on the environment are determined by the interaction of several biological and
non-biological factors. These factors include:
1. The type of oil spilled (chemical and physical nature)
2. The amount and rate of oil spilled
3. Length of time allowed to weather
4. Geographic locality
5. The size of the area affected
6. Meteorological and oceanographic conditions
7. The season
8. The type of biota present in the affected area
9. The cleanup technique used
10. The physical nature of adjacent shoreline, and
11. The occurrence of special biological events such as migrations, mass spawning, egg
laying, etc. which render biota especially susceptible.
These factors vary considerably from spill to spill and therefore the immediate and long-term effects will
vary considerably. As a result, the ecological effects following a spill may range from nil to very severe.
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TYPE OF OIL SPILLED
Oils vary considerably in chemical and physical characteristics. The most toxic components of oil are
the aromatic fractions, most abundant in lighter refined products. Aromatics are quite volatile and
readily lost by evaporation, but they are also the most soluble in water and can be lethal to some
organisms in dilute quantities. Gasolines and naphthalenes are generally more toxic than refined oils
(No. 2 fuel oil, Bunker C), which are usually more toxic than crude oils (Southern Louisiana, Kuwait),
Thick weathered oil is much less toxic, but causes much greater mechanical damage. Heavy coats of
oil can incapacitate and smother intertidal animals, or cause them to be dislodged by the excess weight,
which is also fatal to them. Studies have shown that dark soils absorb heat and can cause deaths by heat
exhaustion several months after a spill.
WEATHERING
The means of weathering oil include evaporation, oxidation, dissolving in water, and biological
degradation. From the moment oil is spilled it begins to evaporate. Most toxic constituents are lost in
this way, an with most crude oils about 20 percent is lost in the first 24 hours by evaporation
Heavy fuel oils and lubricating oils lack significant volatile components and are not generally
subject to significant loss by evaporation When the spill creates a blanket of oil,
appreciable quantities of these components can come into contact with marine life in the subtidal zone.
The amount dissolved in water is dependent on the status of the oil slick and the amount of weathering.
Studies have shown that water under a thick oil spill may contain 5 - 10 ppm of oil, but as soon as the
spill breaks up the level drops to about 1 ppm or less. On the other hand, sea water under a blanket of
benzene may have about 1500mg/L benzene in solution that is highly toxic to many marine organisms.
However, benzene evaporates rapidly and should be completely evaporated in a day or so.
Biological or microbial degradation results in the breakdown and elimination of oil from the
environment. . More than 100 types of bacteria, yeasts and fungi have been found which attack
hydrocarbons, breaking them down to obtain energy for their own needs. Recent research has centered
on the use of microbial seeding to clean up oil spills, which has resulted in the introduction of
NOSCUM.
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GEOGRAPHIC LOCALITY
The locality of a spill will sometimes determine how rapidly the area recovers. In temperate regions.
where the biota is relatively short-lived and produces many young, recruitment may occur faster than
it would occur in polar regions, where the animals are long-lived and do not reproduce as rapidly. The
rate at which".biodegradation occurs is also reduced in colder climates.
SIZE OF THE AREA AFFECTED
All conditions being equal, it is to be expected that large spills will cause more biological damage than
small spills. The amount of oil spilled is important, but effects are dependent upon the area covered
by the spill. For example, a 50-barrel spill confined to a small cove covering a few acres has more
potential to do biological damage than a 50-barrel spill or larger in the open ocean.
METEOROLOGICAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS
Existing meteorological conditions (winds, storms) and oceanographic conditions (waves, currents) are
very important in determining the extent of damage from a spill. Storm winds and waves can be
determined if they blow an open water spill onshore, but may be advantageous in the open water by
mixing the oil into the water and dispersing it. The Council on Environmental Quality in an
environmental impact study for the Outer Continental Shelf has reported that oil spills tend to break up
when wave heights reach 10 feet or higher.
SEASON
If a spill occurs at a time when newly settled young are in the area, a much higher mortality rate is
likely. This is because the young are more sensitive to toxic fractions and mechanical damage than
adults. The annual migrations of mammals and birds to and from breeding grounds often take them
through areas of potential spills. During the winter season, colder temperatures will slow biodegradation
of the oil.
TYPES OF BIOTA
Different types of plants and animals show different levels of reaction to oil. Some types are extremely
sensitive to low levels of toxic fractions, while others appear to be unharmed by high concentrations.
Some types are more prone to mechanical damage than others. Seaweeds generally have a mucous
coating that prevents oil from adhering unless the plant is dead and dried. Marsh plants, however, do
not have a protective coat and are susceptible to oil contamination. In order to determine which plants
and animals in an area are most susceptible to oil, a local biologist (resource agency or academic) should
be consulted.
Oil may affect marine life both directly and indirectly. Direct effects (suffocation, killing young, etc)
have been discussed. Oil may be harmful indirectly through:
1. elimination of food sources,
2. reduction of resistance to other stresses (for example, exposure to oil might lower the
temperature necessary to kill an organism),
3. disruption of chemical clues necessary for survival, and
4. disruption of the ecological balance.
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Time (Hours)
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(Exxon Oil Spill Response Manual pg.16)
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CONTAINMENT OF OIL ON WATER
Most containment devices are designed to hold oil "long enough" for the oil to be removed.
However, .no device should be expected to hold oil indefinitely. Depending on the water current,
wind current and wave heights, "long enough" might be a few minutes to several days. Due to the
wide variety of water conditions, containment devices can be simple "home-made" devices or
sophisticated commercial booms and air barriers.
AIR BARRIERS
The use of air or pneumatic barriers has been demonstrated to be an effective means of controlling
the movement of floating products in water in little or no current. Air barriers can be classed as air
bubblers or coherent water jets.
BOOMS
A boom is a floating barrier designed with sufficient freeboard and draft to contain oil floating on
the surface of the water. Most booms will have the following characteristics:
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1. a means of flotation or freeboard to contain the oil and to resist waves
splashing oil over the top,
2. a skirt to prevent oil from being carried underneath the boom,
3. a longitudinal tensile strength member, such as chain or cable, to hold the
boom together and provide a means of anchoring the boom, and
4. a ballast to aid in maintaining a vertical skirt orientation.
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RECGVER> OF OIL ON SURFACE WATER
i
The Purpose of a Skimmer
Afte'- the spilled oil has been contained, it must be removed. A skimmer
provides one of the least expensive means of removal with the advantage of recov-
ering oil without changing the physical or chemical properties of it. Althougn
many skimmer units are commercially available, there are five basic types:
1 . suction units ,
2. floating weirs,
3. oleophilic disks, drums, or belts,
4. hydrodynamic inclined planes, and
5. induced vortex or cyclone skimmers.
Suction units and floating weirs are tne most common types of skimmers because
they are usually simple to operate, versatile, and generally cost less than other
types. Most small skimmers can be compatible with each other, providing proper
hose connections and couplings are available. Small skimmers can be used on
small and large spills
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SHORELINE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION
Oil deposited on beaches and shorelines is one of the greatest problems of the cleanup crew because
of the expense for cleanup and restoration. It has been estimated that up to 50 percent of the total
cost for some spills was directly attributed to beach and shoreline restoration. Cleanup cost will
depend on the natural and manmade features of the shoreline, tides, weather, distance to disposal pits
and forms of restoration required.
SHORELINE SENSITIVITY INDEX FOR OIL SPILLS
1. Exposed rocky coast
2. Wave cut platforms
3. Fine grained sand beaches
4. Coarse grained sand beaches
5. Exposed tidal flats
6. Mixed sand and gravel beaches
7. Gravel beaches
8. Sheltered rocky coasts
9. Sheltered tidal flats
10. Marshes, swamps, and mangroves
Sensitive or Unique Features
Biological, physical, and cultural characteristics will influence an area's sensitivity and
uniqueness. Biological characteristics include:
1. rare, threatened, or endangered species,
2. reserves and preserves,
3. waterfowl concentrating areas,
4. mammal and bird rookeries,
5. commercial important species,
6. recreational important species, and
7. ecologically productive areas (e.g., marshes).
Physical characteristics include:
1. high erosion potential areas if disturbed,
2. geologically designated study sites,
3. fossiliferous formations, and
4. mineral-bearing formations.
Cultural characteristics include:
1. archaeological study areas,
2. tribal fishing areas, and
3. historical monuments.
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Primary Spill Response Options Under
Various Site Conditions
and Oil Film Thickness
Wind Force
(Beaufort Scale)
Typical Windows of Opportunity for Spill Responses
Wind
(Knots)
34-40 8- 18-1
Wind-Wave Height
(feet) (meters)
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28-33- - 7- • 14- 4.3
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22-27-- 6-- 10
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TJ
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17-21
11-16--
7-10 --
4-6- -
1-3- -
5-- 6-
4
3
2
1
5.5
0.0001
Natural Degradation and Dispersion
(Monitor and Wait)
I—• i *JA*Siv»i Ttf ••J-'iiff-1 T:l:ftttff ra-iSsSxaa
0.001
0.01 /nches
Average Oil Thickness
Mechanical Clean-Up
Dispersants
Burning
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PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF OIL
BURNING AGENTS
i
Burning of oil needs to be mentioned because it presents such an inviting solution to oil spill cleanup.
The Regional Response Team (RRT) approves the use of burning as a means to cleanup a spill.
Since oil is a volatile compound, why not burn it? Theoretically, burning should be quick, nontoxic,
and economical.
Unfortunately, the solution is not simple because spilled oil spreads quickly into a thin layer. As this
occurs, the volatile fractions of the oil quickly evaporate. The remaining oil spreads over large areas
into thin, broken patches and some emulsions form. All of these factors make oil difficult to ignite.
Even if a wicking agent is added, only a portion of the oil will burn because heat is transferred
rapidly from the flame to the water beneath the oil. Attempting to burn oil on water can be
hazardous to personnel starting the fire, can result in clouds of unsightly black smoke, and to date
there is no field data which indicates burning agents work. While the problems associated with such
a burn are chiefly cosmetic (black smoke, unburned residue), it may be better to spend the time and
resources in recovering the oil by conventional means.
Burning may be useful for removing both spills on ice and oily debris along small creek banks in
some special cases. However, burning necessitates having trained personnel start the fire and closely
monitor it to ensure the safety of people and property. Since burning oil creates some problems,
most states require prior approval, except in cases of emergency (immediate danger to life or
property).
DISPERSANTS
Dispersants are surface-active agents that divide and suspend the oil into small droplets in water.
Oil spill dispersams consist primarily of surfactants in a solvent base. Surfactants are long-chain
molecules resembling oil molecules on one end and water on the other. Because of the "bipolar"
structure, the surfactant will migrate to the oil-water interface. At the interface, surface tension
properties are reduced so that droplets of oil are formed and dispersed throughout the water. Again,
prior governmental approval must be obtained before dispersants are used (except under emergency
conditions involving fire or explosion hazards).
GELLING AGENTS
Use of gelling agents in oil spills has been generally not practical due to high costs of gelling
material and problems with gelling only oil. However, gelling the oil in leaking tanks or tankers
might be a feasible alternative in preventing the oil from becoming a spill.
Gelling agents have in the past formed grease-like material, but some now form a solid (sometimes
called oil solidifying additives). These latter agents use a liquid polymer and cross-linking system
which react to form a molecule matrix which entraps large quantities of oil. Crudes at -5C can be
gelled in as little as 15 minutes. These agents work faster as temperatures increase.
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BIOREMEDIATION AGENTS
Subpart J of the NCP (40 CFR 300.900) defines biological agents as "microbiological cultures,
enzymes, or nutrient additives that are deliberately introduced into an oil or hazardous substance spill
for the specific purpose of encouraging biodegradation to mitigate the effects of a spill". Most
commercially available biological agents are special blends of naturally occurring bacteria that
consume oil. Such bacterial agents may be freeze-dried and stored as fine dusts or powders. In
theory, when a spill occurs, the agents can be used to seed the immediate spill vicinity. This seeding
action might increase the rate at which the spilled oil is biodegraded. However, waterways in areas
with petroleum facilities normally contain sufficient bacteria; nutrient to support biodegradation are
usually the limiting factor. Biological agents, as well as other chemical agents, must be approved
for use by the appropriate governmental representative.
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SHORELINE CLEANUP TECHNIQUES
Cleanup
Technique
Description
Primary Use of Cleanup
Technique
Technique
Requirements
1. Motor grader/
elevating
scraper
2. Elevating
scraper
3. Motor grader/
front-end loader
4. Front-end
loader - rubber
tired or cracked
5. Bulldozer/
rubber-tired
front-end loader
6. Backhoe
7. Dragline or
clamshell
8. High pressure
flushing (hydro-
blasting)
Motor grader forms
windrows for pickup by
elevating scraper.
Elevating scraper picks
up contaminated material
directly off beach.
Motor grader forms
windrows for pickup by
front-end loader.
Front-end loader picks
up materials directly off
beach and hauls it to
unloading area.
Bulldozer pushes
contaminated substrate
into piles for pickup by
front-end loader.
Operates from top of a
bank or beach to remove
contaminated sediments
and loads into trucks.
Operates from top of
contaminated area to
remove oiled sediments.
High pressure water
streams remove oil from
substrate where it is
channeled to recovery
area.
Used primarily on sand and gravel beaches
where oil penetration is 0 to 3 cm, and
trafficability of beach is good. Can also be
used on mudflats.
Used on sand and gravel beaches where oil
penetration is 0 to 3 cm. Can also be used to
remove tar balls or flat patties from the
surface of a beach.
Used on gravel and sand beaches where oil
penetration is less than 2 to 3 cm. This
method is slower than using a motor grader
and elevating scraper but can be used when
elevating scrapers are not available. Can also
be used on mudflats.
Used on mud, sand or gravel beaches when oil
penetration is moderate and oil contamination
is light to moderate. Rubber-tired front-end
loaders are preferred because they are faster
and minimize the disturbance of the surface.
Front-end loaders are the preferred choice for
removing cobble sediments. If rubber-tired
loader cannot operate, tracked loaders are the
next choice. Can also be used to remove
extensively oil-contaminated vegetation.
Used on coarse sand, gravel or cobble beaches
where oil penetration is deep, oil penetration
is deep, oil contamination extensive and
trafficability of the beach is poor. Can also be
used to remove heavily oil contaminated
vegetation.
Used to remove oil contaminated sediment
(primarily mud or silt) on steep banks.
Used on sand, gravel or cobble beaches where
trafficability is very poor (i.e., tracked
equipment cannot operate) and oil
contamination is extensive.
Used to remove oil coatings from boulders,
rock and manmade structures; preferred
method of removing oil from these surfaces.
Good Trafficability.
Heavy equipment
access.
Fair to good
trafficability. Heavy
equipment access.
Fair to good
trafficability. Heavy
equipment access.
Fair to good
trafficability for
rubber-tire loader.
Heavy equipment
access.
Heavy equipment
access. Fair to good
trafficability for
front-end loader.
Heavy equipment
access. Stable
substrate at top of
bank.
Heavy equipment
access to operating
area. Equipment
reach covers
contaminated area.
Light vehicular
access. Recovery
equipment.
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SHORELINE CLEANUP TECHNIQUES
Cleanup
Technique
Description
Primary Use of Cleanup
Technique
Technique
Requirements
9. Steam cleaning
10. Sand-blasting
11. Manual
scraping
12. Sump and
pump/vacuum
13. Manual removal
of oiled
materials
14. Low pressure
flushing
IS. Beach cleaner
16. Manual sorbent
application
17. Manual cutting
18. Burning
Steam removes oil from
substrate where it is
channeled to recovery
area.
Sand moving at high
velocity removes oil
from substrate.
Oil is scraped from
substrate manually using
hand tools.
Oil collects in sump as it
moves down the beach
and is removed by pump
or vacuum truck.
Oiled sediments and
debris are removed by
hand, shovels, rakes,
wheelbarrows, etc.
Low pressure water
spray flushes oil from
substrate where it is
channeled lo recovery
points.
Pulled by tractor or self-
propelled across beach,
picking up tar balls or
patties.
Sorbents are applied
manually to contaminated
areas to soak up oil.
Oiled vegetation is cut by
hand, collected and
stuffed into bags or
containers for disposal.
Upwind end of
contaminated area is
ignited and allowed to
burn to down-wind end.
Used to remove oil coatings from boulders,
rocks and manmade structures.
Used to remove thin accumulations of oil
residue from manmade structures.
Used to remove oil from lightly contaminated
boulders, rocks and manmade structures or
heavy oil accumulation when other techniques
are not allowed.
Used on firm sand or mud beaches in the
event of continuing oil contamination where
sufficient long-shore currents exist and on
streams and rivers in conjunction with
diversion booming.
Used on mud, sand, gravel and cobble
beaches when oil contamination is light or
sporadic and oil penetration is slight or on
beaches where access for heavy equipment is
not available.
Used to flush light oils that are not sticky
from lightly contaminated mud substrates,
cobbles, boulders, rocks, manmade structures
and vegetation.
Used on sand or gravel beaches, lightly
contaminated with oil in the form of hard
patties or tar balls.
Used to remove pools of light, non-sticky oil
from mud, boulders, rocks and manmade
structures.
Used on oil contaminated vegetation.
Used on any substrate or vegetation where
sufficient oil has collected to sustain ignition;
if oil is a type that will support ignition and
air pollution regulations so allow.
Light vehicular
access. Recovery
equipment. Fresh
water supply.
Light vehicular
access. Oil must be
semi-solid. Supply
of clean sand.
Foot access.
Scraping tools and
disposal containers.
Heavy equipment
access. A long-
shore current
present.
Foot or light
vehicular access.
Light vehicular
access. Recovery
equipment.
Moderate to heavy
vehicular access.
Good trafficability.
Foot or boat access.
Disposal containers
for sorbents.
Foot or boat access.
Cutting tools.
Light vehicular or
boat access. Fire
control equipment.
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SHORELINE CLEANUP TECHNIQUES
Cleanup
Technique
Description
Primary Use of Cleanup
Technique
Technique
Requirements
19. Vacuum trucks
20. Push
contaminated
substrate into
surf
21. Breaking up
pavement
22. Disc into sub-
strate
23. Natural
recovery
Truck is backed up to oil
pool or recovery site
where oil is picked up
via the vacuum hose.
Bulldozer pushes
contaminated substrate
into surf zone to
accelerate natural
cleaning.
Tractor fitted with a
ripper is operated up and
down beach.
Tractor pulls discing
equipment along
contaminated area.
No action taken. Oil left
to degrade naturally.
Used to pick up oil on shorelines where pools
of oil have formed in natural depressions, or
in the absence of skimming equipment to
recovery floating oil from the water surface.
Used on contaminated cobble and lightly
contaminated gravel beaches where removal of
sediments may cause erosion of the beach or
backshore area.
Used on low amenity cobble, gravel or sand
beaches or beaches where substrate removal
will cause erosion where thick layers of oil
have created a pavement on the beach surface.
Used on nonrecreational sand or gravel
beaches that are lightly contaminated.
Used for oil contamination on high energy
beaches (primarily cobble, boulder and rock)
where wave action will remove most oil
contamination in a short period of time.
Heavy equipment
access. Large
enough pools on
land or thick enough
oil on water for
technique to be
effective.
Heavy equipment
access. High energy
shoreline.
Heavy equipment
access. High energy
shoreline.
Heavy equipment
access. Fair to good
trafficability. High
energy environment.
Exposed high energy
environment.
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IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH CLEANUP TECHNIQUES
Cleanup
Technique .
Description
Physical Effect of Use
Biological Effect of Use
1. Motor
grader/
elevating
2. Elevating
scnper
3. Motor
grader
4. Front-end
loader -
rubber-tired
or tracked
5. Bulldozer/
rubber-tired
front-end
loader
6. Backhoe
7. Dragline or
clamshell
8. High-
pressure
flushing
(hydro-
blasting)
Motor grader forms
windrows for pickup by
elevating scraper.
Elevating scraper picks
up contaminated material
directly off beach.
Motor grader forms
windrows for pickup by
front-end loader.
Front-end loader picks
up material directly off
beach and hauls it to
unloading area.
Bulldozer pushes
contaminated substrate
into piles for pickup by
front-end loader.
Operates from top of a
bank or beach to remove
contaminated sediments
and loads into trucks.
Operates from top of
contaminated area to
remove oiled sediments.
High pressure water
streams remove oil from
substrate; oil is
channeled to recovery
area.
Removes only upper 3 cm of
beach.
Remove* upper 3 to 10 cm of
beach. Minor reduction of
beach stability. Erosion and
beach retreat.
Removes only upper 3 cm of
beach.
Removes 10 to 25 cm of beach.
Reduction of beach stability.
Erosion and beach retreat.
Removes IS to 50 cm of beach.
Loss of beach stability . Severe
erosion and cliff or beach
retreat. Inundation of back-
shores.
Removes 25 to 50 cm of beach
or bank. Severe reduction of
beach stability and beach
retreat.
Removes 25 to 50 cm of beach.
Severe reduction of beach
stability. Erosion and beach
retreat.
Can disturb surface of substrate.
Removes shallow burrowing
Polychaetes, bivalves and
amphipods. Recolonization likely
to rapidly follow natural
replenishment of the substrate.
Removes shallow and deeper
burrowing polychaetes, bivalves
and amphipods. Restabilization of
substrate; reestablishmcnt of long-
lived indigenous fauna may take
several years.
Removes shallow burrowing
polychaetes, bivalves and
amphipods. Recolonization likely
to rapidly follow natural
replenishment of the substrate.
Removes almost all shallow and
deep burrowing organisms.
Restabilization of the physical
environment slow; new faunal
community could develop.
Removes all organisms.
Restabilization of substrate and
repopulation of indigenous fauna is
extremely slow; new faunal
community could develop in the
interim.
Removes all organisms.
Restabilization of substrate and
repopulation of organisms is
extremely slow; new faunal
community could develop in the
interim.
Removes all organisms.
Restabilization of substrate and
repopulation of indigenous fauna is
extremely slow; new faunal
community could develop in the
interim.
Removes some organisms and
shells from the substrate, damage
to remaining organisms variable.
Oil not recovered can be toxic to
organisms downslope of cleanup
activities.
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IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH CLEANUP TECHNIQUES
Cleanup
Technique
Description
Physical Effect of Use
Biological Effect of Use
9. Steam
cleaning
10. Sand-
blasting
11. Manual
scraping
12. Sump and
pump/vacuu
m
13. Manual
removal of
oiled
materials
14. Low-
pressure
flushing
IS. Beach
cleaner
16. Manual
sorbent
application
Steam removes oil from
substrate where it is
channeled to recovery
area.
Sand moving at high
velocity removes oil
from substrate.
Oil is scraped from
substrate manually using
hand tools.
Oil collects in sump as it
moves down the beach
and is removed by pump
or vacuum truck.
Oiled sediments and
debris are removed by
hand, shovels, rakes,
wheelbarrows, etc.
Low-pressure water
spray flushes oil from
substrate and is
channeled to recovery
points.
Pulled by tractor or self-
propelled across beach
picking up tar balls or
patties.
Sorbents are applied
manually to contaminated
areas to soak up oil.
Adds heat (> 100°C) to
surface.
Adds material to the
environment. Potential
recontamiiuition, erosion and
deeper penetration into
substrate.
Selective removal of material.
Labor-intensive activity can
disturb sediments.
Requires excavation of a sump
60 to 120 cm deep on shoreline.
Some oil will probably remain
on beach.
Removes 3 cm or less of beach.
Selective. Sediment disturbance
and erosion potential.
Does not disturb surface to any
great extent. Potential for
recontamination.
Disturbs upper 5 to 10 cm of
beach.
Selective removal of material.
Labor intensive activity can
disturb sediments.
Removes some organisms from
substrate but mortality due to the
heat is more likely. Empty shells
remaining may enhance
repopulation. Oil not recovered
can be toxic to organisms
downslope of cleanup activities.
Removes all organisms and shells
from the substrate. Oil not
recovered can be toxic to
organisms downslope of cleanup
activities.
Removes some organisms from the
substrate, crushes others. Oil not
removed or recovered can be toxic
to organisms repopulating the
rocky substrate or inhabiting
sediment downslope of cleanup
activities.
Removes organisms at sump
location. Potentially toxic effects
from oil left on the shoreline.
Recovery depends on persistence
of oil at the sump.
Removes and disturbs shallow
burrowing organisms. Rapid
recovery.
Leaves most organisms alive and
in place. Oil not recovered can be
toxic to organisms downslope of
cleanup.
Disturbs shallow burrowing
organisms.
Foot traffic may crush organisms.
Possible ingestion of sorbents by
birds and small mammals.
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IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH CLEANUP TECHNIQUES
Cleanup
Technique •
Description
Physical Effect of Use
Biological Effect of Use
17. Mutual
culling
18. Burning
19. Vacuum
trucks
20. Push
contaminate
d substrate
into surf
21. Breakup
pavement
22. Disc into
substrate
23. Natural
recovery
Oiled vegetation is cut by
hand, collected and
stuffed into bags or
containers for disposal.
Upwind end of
contaminated area is
ignited and allowed to
burn to down-wind.
Truck is backed up to oil
pool or recovery site
where oil is picked up
via vacuum hose.
Bulldozer pushes
contaminated substrate
into surf zone to
accelerate natural
cleaning.
Tractor fitted with a
ripper is operated up and
down beach.
Tractor pulls discing
equipment along
contaminated area.
No action taken. Oil left
to degrade naturally.
Disturbs sediments because of
extensive use of labor; can
cause erosion.
Causes heavy air pollution; adds
heat to substrate, **^n cause
erosion if root system damaged.
Some oil may be left on shore-
line or in water.
Disruption of top layer of
substrate; leaves some oil in
intertidal area. Potential
^contamination .
Disruption of sediments.
Leaves oil on beach.
Leaves oil buried in sand.
Disrupts surface layer of
substrate.
Some oil may remain on beach
and could contaminate clean
areas.
Removes and crushes some
organisms. Rapid recovery.
Heavy foot traffic can cause root
damage and subsequent slow
recovery.
Kills surface organisms caught in
burn area. Residual matter may
be somewhat toxic (heavy metals).
Removes some organisms.
Potential for longer-term toxic
effects associated with oil left on
the shoreline. Recovery depends
on persistence of oil left in the
pools.
Kills most of the organisms
inhabiting the uncontaminated
substrate. Recovery of organisms
usually more rapid than with
removing substrate.
Disturbs shallow and deep
burrowing organisms.
Disturbs shallow burrowing
organisms. Possible toxic effects
from buried oil.
Potential toxic effects and
smothering by the oil. Potential
incorporation of oil into the food
web. Potential elimination of
habitat if organisms will not settle
on residual oil.
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ANNEX E - AREA ASSESSMENTS
APPENDIX V. SENSITIVE AREA
II. DEFINITION OF RESOURCES AND LIST OF TRUSTEES
The term "natural resources" means land, fish, wildlife,
biota, air, water, ground water, drinking water supplies, and other
such resources belonging to, managed by, held in trust by,
appertaining to, or otherwise controlled by the United States, any
State or local government or any Indian Tribe. (Refer to this
appendix IV.C. for federal/state/Indian Tribe Trustees)
II. PROTECTION OF RESOURCES
A. ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS
Economic and environmentally sensitive areas are identified in
the Volume II of each specific state (Arkansas, Louisiana, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas). NOAA, U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, State and fish and wildlife agencies, State Natural
Resource Trustees and other agencies with responsibility for
sensitive areas as well as industry will be consulted for input.
[NOTE: For this plan Appendix D of the Facility Response Plans
Draft EPA Regulations (Sensitive Environments) has been utilized
for the development of this plan.] Each area will establish
classification(s) of sensitive areas, i.e.:
1) Fish and wildlife areas
2) Sensitive habitats (e.g., habitats that are slow to
recover)
3) Human sue areas (e.g., water intake,s archaeological and
tribal use areas, recreational areas, marinas,
aquaculture, etc.)
Response strategies intended specifically for protection of a
particular sensitive area will be identified, including the
possibility of pre-staging response equipment in the vicinity of
that sensitive area on a case-by-case basis due to the size of the
area (Region VI). All appropriate countermeasures, mechanical and
others such as dispersants, chemical agents, and other spill
mitigating substances or devices, including preapproval or
disapproval will be identified.
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B. WILDLIFE PROTECTION AS NEEDED
1. Animal Hazing
If birds in a non-nesting area are seen in an area of
potential impact they should be driven out of the area before
the oil arrives. This may be done by deployment of "propane
cannons" in areas where birds loaf or feed, or it may be
accomplished by hiring airboats to patrol the marsh edge or
shallow water area. This activity must not be initiated
without consultation with the appropriate State Trustees
and/or the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service personnel at the
scene.
2. Nestling Protection
Nestling areas with hatched waterbirds should be fenced so
that the nestlings cannot enter the oiled water. A fence
should be placed above the waterline. This fence material
should be 1" x 1" vinyl coated and at least 3 feet high. The
top six inches of fence may be bent inward to prevent birds
from climbing out. The fence should be supported by 3 foot
metal or wooden stakes.
Once the contamination is cleaned up, the fencing must be
removed. Do not linger near the nesting colony; expedite the
deployment or removal of the material so that minimum time is
spent keeping the parents from their nest or young.
III. IMPACTED RESOURCES
A. IMPACT ASSESSMENT FORM & RECOMMENDATIONS
An impact assessment team will be assembled that represents
the resource agencies in order to evaluate the impacted resources,
extent of impact, and suggest cleanup priority in the sections of
the oiled habitats. This team will consider the special needs of
the animals that may be in the area or due to migrate to the area
in the near term.
This team should be made up of qualified persons that have
experienced oiled habitat, natural restoration processes,
consequences of several cleanup techniques, and should not
•necessarily be the persons that filled out the pre-impact
assessment forms.
B. WILDLIFE RESCUE & REHABILITATION
Search and rescue of wildlife will be authorized only by the
State Trustees and/or U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. These
agencies will solicit volunteers that have been trained in wildlife
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capture techniques, oiled wildlife rehabilitation, and hazardous
material safety. Persons engaged in this activity without
authorization will be subject to prosecution.
Capturing oiled wildlife may be done from a boat with a dip
net or netting on the bank or shore. Do not chase animals into the
vegetative areas or followed oiled wildlife into vegetation. Once
captured, wrap an oiled animal in absorbent pads to prevent
preening or further ingestion of the oil. Place the animal in a
ventilated box (pet transport) and take it to a designated cleanup
area. Protected wildlife may only be cleaned by Federal and State
permitted rehabilitators.
If more than 20 oiled animals per day are being captured and
brought in for cleaning, then the State and Federal agencies may
authorize the construction of a wildlife cleaning facility.
Federal Contact Agencies:
U.S. Fish & Wildlife
Region II - New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas (505) 766-1829
Region IV - Arkansas, Louisiana (404) 331-0833
State Contact Agencies:
Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife
(512) 389-4503
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Office of Coastal and Marine Resources
(504) 765-2390
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
(501) 223-6305
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
(405) 521-3851
New Mexico Game and Fish Commission
(505) 982-4302
Private Organizations:
The International Bird Rescue Research Center
Berkeley, California
(510) 841-9086
Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research
Wilmington, Delaware
(302) 737-7241
International Wildlife Research
Galveston, Texas
(409) 740-4527
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IV. NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE ASSESSMENT (NRDA)
A. NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM
The NRDA team will assemble as soon as possible after
notification and will consists of persons from the agencies listed
below.
B. NOAA'S OPA 1990 RULES AND STATE APPLICABLE RULES
Copies of these rules will be added as they become available.
NOTE: See Natural Resource Damage Assessment Regulations under the
Oil Pollution Act of 1990, U.S. Pish and Wildlife Service, Region
II.
USEPA REGION VI ACP:ANNEX E.-AREA ASSESSMENTS: 12/93
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GUIDANCE FOR FACILITY AND VESSEL RESPONSE PLANS
FISH AND WILDLIFE AND SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENTS
Under section 311 of the Clean Water Act (CWA), as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of
1990 (OPA), certain facilities (including some onshore facilities, pipelines, and rolling stock1),
offshore facilities, and vessels are required to prepare and submit response plans [i.e., all tank
vessels and those facilities that could reasonably be expected to cause substantial harm to the
environment by a discharge of oil or a hazardous substance into navigable waters (as defined in 40
CFR Part 110.1), adjoining shorelines, or the exclusive economic zone]. At this time, only oil
discharges are being addressed by this Notice. The CWA, as amended by OPA, requires that these
response plans be consistent with Area Contingency Plans (ACPs). The ACPs are being prepared
by Area Committees, composed of qualified personnel from Federal, State, and local agencies,
who will identify and prioritize for protection specific locations that may fall under the categories
of fish and wildlife and sensitive environments. New requirements for addressing fish and
wildlife and sensitive environments were called for in Sections 4201 (b) and4202(a) of OPA.
These Sections required "fish and wildlife response plans ...for the immediate and effective
protection ..." and "joint preplanning by the Area Committees, including ... protection of sensitive
environmental areas, and protection, rescue, and rehabilitation of fisheries and wildlife..." The
completed fish and wildlife and sensitive environments plans will likely be geographic-specific
annexes to the ACPs, and should be the primary source of natural resource information that
should be used by facility and vessel owners or operators during response planning. These
annexes will reflect local scientific knowledge, responder experience, and community priorities.
Sensitive environments identified by Area Committees may include areas sensitive to the effects
from a spill event, and areas which if impacted may endanger human health. In preparing or
updating their response plans, owners and operators are strongly encouraged to contact the EPA-
and USCG-chaired Area Committees to ensure consistency in the definition of sensitive
environments and priorities for actions to be taken in the event of a spill.
This document is provided as guidance to owners and operators until the geographic-
specific fish and wildlife and sensitive environments annexes in ACPs are completed. It does not
supersede or replace these annexes, but rather provides some interim guidance on fish and wildlife
and sensitive environments, and background information regarding those annexes. It is also
intended to assist owners and operators by listing some references being used by the Area
Committees in determining protection priorities and appropriate cleanup strategies. This guidance
is not meant to provide a complete listing of sources that Area Committees are using to develop
their fish and wildlife and sensitive environments annexes. Rather, it provides a description of the
basic type of information that Area Committees use to establish protection priorities and cleanup
strategies.
Proximity of the potential discharge source to fish and wildlife and sensitive environments
has been identified as a factor in the substantial harm evaluation2. Environments may be identified
as sensitive [as described in the proposed changes to 40 CFR Part 300.210(c)(4) and detailed in
the fish and wildlife and sensitive environments annexes to the ACPs ] by either: 1) their legal
designation, or 2) evaluations of Area Committees (for planning) or members of the spill response
Unified Command Structure (during responses). These areas may include [_] wetlands, National
and State parks, critical habitats for endangered/threatened species, wilderness and natural areas,
marine sanctuaries and estuarine reserves, conservation areas, preserves, wildlife areas, wildlife
refuges, wild and scenic rivers, recreational areas, national forests, drinking surface water intakes,
[_] Federal and State lands that are research natural areas, heritage program areas, land trust areas,
and historical and archeological sites and parks. These areas may also include unique habitats,
such as: aquaculture sites and agricultural surface water intakes, bird nesting areas, critical
1 See 40 CFR pan 112, 33 CFR Part 150, 49 CFR Part 194 and 49 CFR Part 106.
- See Appendix C of 40 CFR Part 112 from EPA's rule on Facility Response Plans.
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biological resource areas, designated migratory routes, and designated seasonal habitats. The Area
Committee and the spill response Unified Command Structure may consult with the natural
resource management agencies, to determine additional areas to be considered sensitive
environments for the purposes of OPA.
This document includes appendices, which provide basic environmental reference
information for facility and vessel owners and operators to use in the development and update of
their response plans. [_] Appendix I provides a list of Federal agencies that are responsible for
specific environmental resources. Appendix II provides further information to assist owners and
operators in identifying boundaries of critical habitats for endangered/threatened species identified
by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).
(Appendix II lists the seasons associated with critical habitats for some endangered species. Since
it is not known when a discharge might occur, owners and operators should base their response
planning on the worst case, i.e., a discharge that occurs during the critical habitat season.)
Appendix El provides a list of some Federally protected areas.
The lists in Appendix IV and V will help owners and operators develop protection priorities
until the ACP geographic-specific Annexes on Fish and Wildlife and Sensitive Environments are
completed. These tables are not necessarily applicable for purposes other than spill preparedness
and response. Appendix IV addresses the biological and human-use aspects of area sensitivity and
the associated activities that represent the most risk for those resources. It has been abstracted
from information developed by natural resource trustee agencies and technical experts.
Natural resources are most at risk from oil spills when:
1) large numbers of individuals are concentrated in a relatively small area, such as bays where
rafts of waterfowl concentrate during migration and overwintering;
2) wildlife come ashore for birthing, resting, or molting, such as seal haulouts and marine
turtle nesting;
3) early life stages are present in somewhat restricted areas, such as nursery areas for
anadromousfish, turtle nesting beaches, and bird rookeries;
4) areas important to specific life stages or migration patterns, such as foraging or
overwintering sites, are impacted by oil;
5) specific areas are known to be vital sources for propagation, such as oyster seed beds;
6) the species are threatened or endangered; and
7) a significant percentage of the population is likely to be exposed to oil.
Human-use resources at risk from oil spills can be divided into four components:
1) high recreational use and shoreline access areas,
2) officially designated natural resource management areas,
3) resource extraction sites, such as subsistence sites, commercial fisheries areas, aquaculture
sites, water intakes and other water resource usage and resource extraction site areas; and
4) archaeological, historical, and cultural sites.
Water resource usage areas that may require protection include 1) surface water intakes and 2)
groundwater recharge zones and well fields. Groundwater protection may be of particular concern
for spills of light products in rivers where wells are located in the flood plain and are hydraulically
connected to the river.
Appendix V ranks several shoreline habitats by their relative sensitivity to oil spills. The
sensitivity ranking is controlled by the following factors: 1) relative exposure to wave, tidal, and
river flow energy; 2) shoreline type (e.g., rocky cliffs, sand beaches, marshes); 3) substrate type
(grain size, mobility, oil penetration, and trafficability); and 4) biological productivity and
sensitivity. The concept of ranking coastal environments on a relative sensitivity scale was
originally developed in 1976 and has since been refined and expanded to include all shoreline types
in North America, including the Great Lakes and riverine environments. The ranking is based on
an understanding of the physical and biological character of the shoreline environment, not just the
substrate type and grain size. Area Committees determine protection and cleanup priorities for
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areas by reviewing their shoreline and resource sensitivity as well as other local factors.
Subsequently, the appropriate protection and cleanup methods for the different environments are
determined. Further information on preferred cleanup methods for different environments and
factors to consider for mechanical protection can be found in the following documents available
from the National Technical Information Service: "Shoreline Countermeasures Manual: Temperate
Coastal Environments" (NOAA, 12/92) and "Shoreline Countermeasures Manual: Tropical
Coastal Environments" (NOAA, 05/93). Further information is anticipated to be available,
including "Environmental Impacts of Freshwater Spill Response Options" (NOAA/API, in press
05/94), and "Mechanical Protection Guidelines" (NOAA/USCG, in press 05/94).
To facilitate the update of Vessel and Facility Response Plans and the incorporation of recent
information, Appendix VI lists mailing addresses and phone numbers for regional offices. In
addition, owners and operators should note that the appropriate agencies responsible for fish and
wildlife and sensitive environments will periodically update their sensitive environment information
as well as agency lists. This is due to: legal changes (i.e. changes in law or regulations to federally
protected areas and species), updates to Area Contingency Plans and changes in agency contact
information. Owners and operators are responsible for ensuring that their response plans and their
plan updates reflect recent fish and wildlife and sensitive environments information . Area
Contingency Plans will periodically be updated to reflect these new designations, as well.
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APPENDIX I
Federal Agencies that are Responsible for Specific Environmental Resources
For more information on the following areas, owners and operators should contact the
responsible agency listed below. These agencies will provide assistance, including maps, for the
areas under their jurisdiction.
AREAS RESPONSIBLE FEDERAL AGENCY
Wetlands, as defined in 40 CFR Part 230.3. EPA*; COE; DOI/FWS, BLM, NPS; USDA/FS
Critical habitat for DOI/FWS,BLM,NPS; NOAA/NMFS; USDA/FS
Designated or Proposed Endangered/
Threatened Species
Habitat Used by DOI/FWS, BLM, NPS; NOAA/NMFS; USDA/FS
Designated or Proposed Endangered/Threatened
Species or Marine Mammals
National Marine Sanctuaries NOAA/NOS
National Parks DOI/NPS
Federal Wilderness Areas DOI/FWS, BLM, NPS; USDA/FS
National Estuary Program Areas EPA*
Near Coastal Waters Program Areas EPA*
Clean Lakes Program Critical Areas EPA*
National Monuments DOI/NPS; USDA/FS
National Recreational Areas DOI/NPS; USDA/FS
National Preserves DOI/NPS
National Wildlife Refuges DOI/FWS
Coastal Barrier Resource System DOI/FWS, NPS
(units, undeveloped, partially developed)
National River Reach Designated as Recreational EPA*; DO1/BLM
Federal or State Designated Wild and Scenic Rivers DOI/BLM, NPS; USDA/FS
National Conservation Areas DOI/BLM; USDA/FS
Hatcheries DOI/FWS; NOAA/NMFS
Waterfowl Management Areas DOI/FWS
Cultural Resources DOI/NPS, BLM; USDA/FS
Areas of Critical Environmental Concern DOI/BLM
National Forest System USDA/FS
* Where EPA is designated as the responsible agency, the information may be provided by the
appropriate Regional office.
Note: Please contact State or local agencies for information on resources they manage.
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ACRONYMS
BLM
COE
DOI
EPA
FS
FWS
NMFS
NOAA
NOS
NFS
USDA
Bureau of Land Management
US Army Corps of Engineers
Department of the Interior
US Environmental Protection Agency
US Forest Service
US Fish and Wildlife Service
National Marine Fisheries Service
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Ocean Service
National Park Service
US Department of Agriculture
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APPENDIX II
Critical Habitats for Endangered/Threatened Species
Designated Critical Habitat for NMFS Species
The following locations have been designated as critical habitats for NMFS species. These
habitats are considered sensitive environments and are preserved by the government. Habitat
boundaries for the NMFS species listed below are identified in 50 CFR Pans 226 and 227. This list
is not ail-inclusive. Owners and operators should contact the appropriate NMFS region listed in
Appendix VI for further information.
NMFS SPECIES LOCATION
Hawaiian Monk Seal Northwest Hawaiian Islands
Leatherback Sea Turtle Sandy Point, St. Croix, USVI
Steller Sea Lion AK/North Pacific Coast (35 rookery sites)
Winter-run Chinook Salmon Sacramento River, CA
Snake River Salmon Columbia and Snake Rivers. ID. OR. WA
2 . Primary Seasonal Habitats
Primary seasonal habitats (i.e., species distributions) for endangered species as identified in
recovery plans and other technical documents are listed below. Owners and operators should contact
the appropriate NMFS region listed in Appendix VI for further information.
Northern Right Whale (Final Recovery Plan, December 1991)
Florida - Georgia coast from 28°N to 32°N during the months of December through March.
Calving and nursery area.
Cape Cod - Massachusetts Bay during the months of March through September. Primary
feeding areas.
Great South Channel on the western edge of Georges Bank and Jeffrey's Ledge during the
months of March through September. Primary feeding area.
Humpback Whale - east coast population (Final Recovery Plan, November 1991)
Gulf of Maine, Great South Channel, Stellwagen Bank, and Jeffrey's Ledge during the period
from mid-April through mid-November. Primary feeding area.
Silver Bank and Navidad Bank off the coast of Puerto Rico, coastal areas off the northwest
coast of Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands from mid-December through early April. Calving
and nursery area.
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I. Primary Seasonal Habitats (continued)
Humpback Whale - west coast population (Final Recovery Plan, November 1991)
Hawaiian Islands (Central North Pacific stock) and Guam (Western North Pacific stock) from
December through April. Calving and nursery area
Central and western Gulf of Alaska, including Prince William Sound, Shelikof Straight,
Barren Islands and the southern coastline of the Alaska peninsula during the months of May through
November. Primary feeding area.
Inside Passage and coastal waters of the southeast Alaska panhandle from Yakutat Bay south
to Queen Charlotte Sound from May to November. This area includes Glacier Bay, Icy Straight,
Stephens Passage/Frederick Sound, Seymour Canal, Sitka Sound, Cape Fairweather, Lynn Canal,
Sumner Straight, Dixon Entrance, the west coast of Prince Wales Island, and the Fairweather grounds
which is an offshore bank. Primary feeding area.
Shortnose Sturgeon (NOAA Technical Report NMFS 14 and Food and Agriculture Organization,
Fisheries Synopsis No. 140)
The following east coast rivers and bays should be included: Kennebec River, Andrescoggin
River, Montsweag Bay, Menimack River, Connecticut River, Hudson River, Delaware River,
Wacoamaw River (including Winyah Bay), Lake Marion-Wateree River, lower Savannah River,
Altamaha River, Ocumulgee River, and St. Johns River.
Gray Whale (5 year Status Review)
Northern Bering and southern Chukchi Seas. Primary feeding areas.
Unlike other whale species, the gray whale is particularly vulnerable during its migration
period because it migrates very close to shore. In areas such as Monterey and Point Conception it
migrates within two miles of shore. The entire west coast from Alaska to the Mexican border should
be listed during the migration periods. Southbound migration is during the months of October
through December, and northbound migration is from mid-February to April.
Sacramento River Winter-Run Chinook Salmon (Designated Critical Habitat; Sacramento
River Winter-Run Chinook Salmon Proposed Rule, 57 FR 36626, August 14, 1992).
The following waterways, bottom and water of the waterways, and adjacent riparian zones are
included: (1) Sacramento River from Keswick Dam, Shasta County (River Mile 302) to Chipps
Island (River Mile 0) at the westward margin of Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta; (2) all waters from
Chipps Island westward to Carquinez Bridge, including Honker Bay, Grizzly Bay, Suisun Bay, and
Carquinez Strait; (3) all waters of San Pablo Bay westward of the Carquinez Bridge; and (4) all
waters of San Francisco Bay from San Pablo Bay to the Golden Gate Bridge.
3. Inland Critical Habitats for FWS Species
Critical habitats for threatened and endangered species are considered sensitive environments
[J. They are areas in which federal agencies must consider the effects of their activities (or activities
they permit) on the species under the Endangered Species Act, Section 7. Critical habitat boundaries
for the FWS species are listed in 50 CFR Part 17.95. This list is not all-inclusive. Habitats used by
endangered species are not listed specifically in the CFR and may require professional judgment to
identify. Owners and operators should contact the appropriate FWS office listed in Appendix VI for
further information.
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APPENDIX III
Federally Protected Areas
i. National Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research Reserves
NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES (NMS^ LOCATION REGULATION
MONITOR NMS
Key Largo NMS
Channel Islands NMS
Point Reyes/Farallon Island NMS
Looe Key NMS
Gray's Reef NMS
Stellwagen Bank NMS
Fagatele Bay NMS
Cordell Bank NMS
Florida Keys NMS
Flower Garden Banks NMS
Monterey Bay NMS
NC
FL
CA
CA
FL
GA
MA
AS
CA
FL
TX
CA
15 CFR Part 924
15CFRpart929
15 CFR Part 935
15 CFR Part 936
15 CFR Part 937
15 CFR Part 938
15 CFR Pan 940
15 CFR Part 941
15 CFR Part 942
pending3
15 CFR Part 943
15 CFR Part 944
NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE (NERR) AREA OF CONCERN
Wells NERR
Great Bay NERR
Waquoit Bay NERR
Narragansett Bay NERR
Hudson River NERR
Old Woman Creek NERR
Chesapeake Bay NERR (for MD)
Chesapeake Bay NERR (for VA)
North Carolina NERR
Sapelo Island NERR
Jobos Bay NERR
Apalachicola River NERR
Rookery Bay NERR
Weeks Bay NERR
Tijuana River NERR
Elkhom Slough NERR
South Slough NERR
Padilla Bay NERR
Waimanu Valley NERR
Ahepoo-Combahee Edisto Basin NERR
Delaware NERR
North Inlet-Winyah Bay NERR
St. Lawrence River Basin NERR
Rachel Carson Refuge, ME
Durham, NH
MA
RI
NY
Huron, OH
Annapolis, MD
Gloucester Pt., VA
Wilmington, NC
GA
Guayama, PR
FL
Naples, FL
Fairhope, AL
Imperial Beach, CA
Watsonville, CA
Charleston, OR
Mt. Vernon, WA
Oahu, HI
SC
DE
SC
NY
3Currently designated an NMS by the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, Sanctuaries and Reserves Division. Notification
in CFR is pending.
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General information on these sanctuaries and reserve programs can be found in
these regulations:
National Marine Sanctuary Program (15 CFR Pan 922)
National Estuarine Research Reserve Program (15 CFR Part 921)
For additional information on area boundaries for all NMS sites, all proposed new
sanctuaries, and information on points-of-contact with the National Estuarine
Research Reserve sites contact:
Department of Commerce, NOAA
Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management
Sanctuaries and Reserves Division
SSMC4
1305 East West Highway
Silver Spring, MD .20910
2. Federally Protected Inland Areas
Federal regulations protect numerous inland areas. These include National farks and National
Wildlife Refuges, wilderness areas, National forests, and others. These areas are listed in Appendix
I. Owners and operators should contact the responsible Federal agency, also listed in Appendix I, for
area boundaries, information on proposed new areas, and applicable regulations.
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APPENDIX IV
SENSITIVE BIOLOGICAL AND HUMAN-USE RESOURCES
RESOURCE CATEGORY SUB-CATEGORY
AREA OFSENSmVE ACTIVITY
Marine Mammals
Terrestrial Mammals
Birds
Fish
Shellfish
Reptiles/Amphibians
Benthic Habitats
Plants
Recreation
Management Areas
Resource Extraction
Cultural Resources
Sea lions; Seals, Walruses Haulouts
Sea otters; Manatees, Whales Concentration areas
Water-associated species
(e.g., otter, beaver, mink)
Endangered species
Waterfowl
Diving birds
Seabirds
Wading birds
Shorebirds
Gull/Terns
Raptors
Other migratory species
Endangered species
Anadromous fish
Beach spawners
Nursery areas
Endangered species
Mollusks
Shrimp/crabs/lobster
Water-associated species
(e.g., sea turtles, alligators)
Endangered species
Submerged aquatic vegetation Grass beds
Worm beds/coral reefs Live reefs
Endangered species Important areas, as identified by resource agency
Marinas, boat ramps, beaches,
Boating/fishing/diving areas, High-use areas
State/county/other parks
Federally protected areas (see Appendix I)
State and local protected areas (see appropriate agency)
Concentration areas
Important habitats, as identified by resource agency
Nesting/migration/wintering concentration areas;
Rookeries; Forage/wintering areas
Rookeries; Winter concentration areas
Rookeries; Important forage areas
Nesting sites; Important migration stopover sites
Nesting sites
Nest sites; Important forage areas
Nesting sites; Important migration stopover sites;
Winter concentration areas
Important habitats, as identified by resource agency
Spawning streams
Spawning beaches
Areas for all nearshore species
Important habitats, as identified by resource agency
Seed beds; Abundant beds; leased mussel beds;
endangered freshwater mussel beds
Nursery areas; concentration areas
Nursery areas; concentration areas
Important habitats, as identified by resource agency
Subsistence
Commercial fisheries
Aquaculture facilities
Water intakes
Other water supplies
Other resource extraction sites
Archaeological sites
Historical sites
Native lands
Designated subsistence harvest areas
Concentration areas
Water intakes/pens/ponds
Drinking/irrigation/other
*(see introductory text)
Water-associated sites
Water-associated sites
Reservations/culturally important sites
Source: Modified from NOAA "Guidelines for Developing Digital Environmental Sensitivity
Index (ESI) Atlases and Databases" (April, 1993).
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APPENDIX
banning of Shoreline riabitars ampaciea DV Oil Spiils
"liis appendix ranks shoreline naoitats DV tneir relative aegree of sensitiviry to oii spiils in estuanne.
'acusmne. and riverine environments. {_} Facility and vessel owners and operators should use the scale to
develop protection priorities. Upon completion by the Area Committees of geographic-specific annexes in the
Contingency Plans, response plans should be consistent with the appropriate Area Contingency Flan
annexes.
Most
Sensitive Estuarine
Lacustrine
Riverine
10
9
8
7
6
5
Freshwater swamps and
marshes, mangroves,
saltwater marshes
Sheltered tidal flats
Sheltered manmade structures,
sheltered rockv shores
Exposed tidal flats
Rip rap structures, gravel
beaches
Mixed sand and
gravel beaches
Freshwater swamps and
marshes
Sheltered sand/mud flats,
sheltered vegetated low banks
Sheltered manmade structures,
sheltered scarps in bedrock
Exposed flats
Rip rap structures, gravel
beaches
Mixed sand and
gravel beaches
Freshwater swamps and marshei
Muddy unvegetated substrates,
vegetated low banks
Sheltered manmade structures:
vegetated, steeplv sloping bluffs
Not present
Rip rap structures, gravel barSj
gentlv sloping gravel banks
Mixed sand and gravel bars,
gently sloping mixed sand and
gravel banks
Coarse-grained sand beaches Sand beaches
Sandy bars, gently sloping
sandv banks
rine-srained sand beaches
Eroding scarps in
unconsolidated sediments
Exposed, eroding banks in
unconsolidated sediments
Wave-cut platforms in bedrock Shelving bedrock shores
Exposed rockv shores.
Exposed rockv cliffs
Rockv shoals, bedrock ledges
Exposed rockv banks
Least
Sensitive
Source: Modified from NOAA "Guidelines for Developing Digital Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI)
Atlases and Databases" (April 1993), other NOAA guidance for freshwater environments, and FWS National
Wetlands Research Center. NOAA ESI maps for coastal waters or the Great Lakes may be viewed at the
USCG COT? offices or at NOAA offices in Seattle, Washington.
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APPENDIX VI
Mailing Addresses and Phone Numbers for Regional Offices
1. Area Committees
For more information on the EPA- and USCG-chaired Area Committees, please contact the
appropriate Regional EPA office (see item 4) or the appropriate USCG COTP office (see item 9).
2. BLM State Offices
US Bureau of Land Management - Alaska
222 West 7th Ave., #13
Anchorage, AK 99513-7599
Telephone: (907) 271-5076
US Bureau of Land Management - Arizona
3707 North 7th St.
PO Box 16563
Phoenix, AZ 85011
Telephone: (602) 650-0206
US Bureau of Land Management - California
Federal Building
2800 Cottage Way
Sacramento, CA 95825
Telephone: (916) 978-4743
US Bureau of Land Management - Colorado
2850 Youngfield St.
Lakewood, CO 80215
Telephone: (303) 239-3700
US Bureau Of Land Management
Eastern States Office
7450 Boston Blvd.
Springfield, VA 22153
Telephone: (703) 440-1700
US Bureau Of Land Management - Idaho
3380 Americana Terrace
Boise, ID 83706
Telephone: (208) 384-3001
US Bureau of Land Management - Montana
Granite Towers
222 N. 32nd St.
PO Box 36800
Billings, MT 59107
Telephone: (406) 255-2904
US Bureau of Land Management - Nevada
Federal Building
850 Harvard Way
PO Box 12000
Reno, NV 89520-006
Telephone: (702) 785-6590
US Bureau of Land Management -New Mexico
1474 Rodeo Rd.
PO Box 27115
Santa Fe,NM 87502-7115
Telephone: (505) 438-7501
US Bureau of Land Management - Oregon
1300NE44thAve.
PO Box 2965
Portland, OR 97208
Telephone: (503) 280-7026
US Bureau of Land Management - Utah
324 South State St., Suite 301
Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2303
Telephone: (801) 539-4010
US Bureau of Land Management - Wyoming
2515 Warren Ave.
PO Box 1828
Cheyenne, WY 82003
Telephone: (307) 775-6001
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COE Division Offices
US Army Corps of Engineers
Huntsville Division
PO Box 1600
Huntsville, AL 35807-4301
Telephone: (205) 955-5460
US Army Corps of Engineers
Lower Mississippi Valley Division
Regulatory Branch
PO Box 80
Vicksburg, MS 39181-0080
Telephone: (601) 634-5818
US Army Corps of Engineers
Missouri River Division
Planning Branch
PO Box 103 Downtown Station
Omaha, NE 68101-0103
Telephone: (402) 221-7267
US Army Corps of Engineers
New England Division
Operations Branch
424 Trapelo Rd.
Waltham, MA 02254-9149
Telephone: (617) 647-8321
US Army Corps of Engineers
North Atlantic Division
Regulatory Branch
90 Church St.
New York, NY 10007-2979
Telephone: (212) 264-3996
US Army Corps of Engineers
North Central Division
111 North Canal St.
Chicago, IL 60606-7205
Telephone: (312) 353-6310
US Army Corps of Engineers
North Pacific Division
Planning/Engineering Branch
PO Box 2870
Portland, OR 97208-2870
Telephone: (503) 326-3780
US Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio River Division
Construction/Operations Branch
PO Box 1159
Cincinnati, OH 45201
Telephone: (513) 684-6811
US Army Corps of Engineers
Pacific Ocean Division
Construction/Operations Branch
Bldg. 230
Ft. Shatter, HI 96858-5440
Telephone: (808) 438-9293
US Army Corps of Engineers
South Atlantic Division
Construction/Operations Branch
77 Forsyth St., SW, Rm. 313
Atlanta, GA 30335-6801
Telephone: (404) 331-6740
US Army Corps of Engineers
Transatlantic Division
Construction/Operations Branch
PO Box 2250
Winchester, VA 22604-1450
Telephone: (703) 665-3629
US Army Corps of Engineers
South Pacific Division
Construction/Operations Branch
630 Sansome St., Rm. 720
San Francisco, CA 94111-2206
Telephone: (415) 705-1226
US Army Corps of Engineers
Southwestern Division
Construction/Operations Division
1114 Commerce St.
Dallas, TX 75242-0216
Telephone: (214)767-2436
Note: Please contact the Division to determine the appropriate district office responsible for a
particular area of concern.
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EPA Regional Offices
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 1
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Telephone: (617) 860-4361
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 2
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
Telephone: (908) 321-6656
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 3
841 Chesnut St.
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Telephone: (215) 597-5998/1357
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 4
345 Courtland St., NE
Atlanta, GA 30365
Telephone: (404) 347-3931
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 5
230 South Dearborn St.
Chicago, IL 60604
Telephone: (312) 886-6236
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 6
First Interstate Bank Tower
1445 Ross Ave.
Dallas, TX 75202-2733
Telephone: (214) 655-2270
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 7
726 Minnesota Ave.
Kansas City, KS 66101
Telephone: (913) 551-5000
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 8
One Denver Place
999 18th St., Ste. 500
Denver, CO 80202-2405
Telephone: (303) 293-1788
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 9
75 Hawthorne St.
San Francisco, CA 94105
Telephone: (415) 744-1500
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region 10
1200 Sixth Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101
Telephone: (206) 553-1090
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5. FS Regional Offices
US Forest Service
Northern Region
Federal Building
PO Box 7669
Missoula, MT 59807
Public Affairs: (406) 329-3092
US Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Region
740 Simms St.
Lakewood, CO 80401
Public Service: (303) 275-5041
US Forest Service
Southwestern Region
Federal Building
517GoldAve., SW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Public Affairs: (505) 842-3291
US Forest Service
Intermountain Region
Federal Building
324 25th St.
Ogden, UT 84401
Public Affairs: (801) 625-5352
US Forest Service
Pacific Southwest Region
630 Sansome St.
San Francisco, CA 94111
Public Affairs: (415) 705-2874
US Forest Service
Pacific Northwest Region
333 SW IstAve.
PO Box 3623
Portland, OR 97208
Public Affairs: (503) 326-4154
US Forest Service
Southern Region
1720 Peachtree Rd., NW
Atlanta, GA 30367
Telephone: (404) 347-7229
US Forest Service
Eastern Region
310 West Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI53203
Public Affairs: (414) 297-3620
US Forest Service
Alaska Region
Federal Office Building
PO Box 21628
Juneau, AK 99802
Public Affairs: (907) 586-8806
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6. FWS Regional Offices
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Region 1
911NE llthAve.
Portland, OR 97232-4181
Telephone: (503) 231-6118
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Region 2
PO Box 1306
500 Gold Ave., SW, Room 3018
Albuquerque, NM 87103
Telephone: (505) 766-2321
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Region 3
Whipple Federal Building
1 Federal Dr.
FortSnelling,MN55111
Telephone: (612) 725-3502
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Region 4
1875 Century Blvd.
Atlanta, GA 30345
Telephone: (404) 679-4000
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Region 5
300 Westgate Center Drive
Hadley, MA 01035-9589
Telephone: (413) 253-8301
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Region 6
PO Box 25486
Denver Federal Center
Denver, CO 80225
Telephone: (303) 236-7920
US Fish and Wildlife Services
Region 7
1011 East Tudor Rd.
Anchorage, AK 99503
Telephone: (907) 786-3542
7. NMFS Regional Offices
NMFS Northeast Region
Director
One Blackburn Drive
Gloucester, MA 01930
Telephone: (508) 281-9250
NMFS Southeast Region
Director
9450 Koger Blvd.
St. Petersburg, FL 33702
Telephone: (813) 893-3141
NMFS Alaska Region
Director
Post Office Box 21668
Juneau, AK 99802
Telephone: (907) 586-7221
NMFS Northwest Region
Director
7600 Sand Point Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115-0070
Telephone: (206) 526-6150
NMFS Southwest Region
Director
501 West Ocean Blvd., Suite 4200
Long Beach, CA 90802-4213
Telephone: (310) 980-4001
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8. NFS Regional Offices
US National Park Service
North Atlantic Region
15 State St.
Boston, MA 02109
Telephone: (617) 223-5200
US National Park Service
Mid-Atlantic Region
143 S 3rd St.
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Telephone: (215) 597-7013
US National Park Service
Southeast Region
75 Spring St.
Atlanta, GA 30303
Telephone: (404) 331-4998
US National Park Service
Midwest Region
1709 Jackson St.
Omaha, NE 68102
Telephone: (402) 221-3471
US National Park Service
Rocky Mountain Region
PO Box 25287
Denver, CO 80225
Telephone: (303) 969-2100
US National Park Service
Southwest Region
PO Box 728
Santa Fe, NM 87504-0728
Telephone: (505) 988-6012
US National Park Service
Western Region
600 Harrison St., Ste. 600
San Francisco, CA 94107
Telephone: (415) 745-3955
US National Park Service
Pacific Northwest Region
83 S King St., Ste. 212
Seattle, WA 98104
Telephone: (206) 553-5565
US National Park Service
Alaska Region
2525 Gamble St.
Anchorage, AK 99503
Telephone: (907) 257-2687
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9.
USCG District Offices and Area Committees'1
FIRST DISTRICT
District Office
Commander, 1st Coast Guard District (m)
John Foster Williams Coast Guard Bldg.
408 Atlantic Avenue
Boston, MA 02210-3350
Telephone: (617) 223-8444
Fax: (617) 223-8094
Area Committees (ACs)
Maine and New Hampshire AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
PO Box 108, Downtown Station
Portland, ME 04112-1096
Telephone: (207) 780-3251
Fax: (207) 780-3567
Boston AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
445 Commercial Street
Boston, MA 02109-1045
Telephone: (617) 223-3025
Fax: (617) 223-3032
Providence AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
John O'Pastore Federal Bldg.
Providence, RI02903-1790
Telephone: (401) 528-5335
Fax: (401) 528-5202
SECOND DISTRICT
Lone Island Sound AC
Captain of the Port, Long Island Soun0
c/o USCG Group
120 Woodward Avenue
New Haven, CT 06512-3698
Telephone: (203) 468-4451
Fax: (203) 468-4445
New York AC
Captain of the Port, New York
c/o USCG Group
Governor's Island
New York, NY 10004-5000
Telephone: (212) 668-7917
Fax: (212) 668-7759
District Office
Commander, 2nd Coast Guard District (meps)
1222 Spruce Street, Suite 2.102G
St. Louis, MO 63103-2832
Telephone: (314) 539-2655
Fax: (314) 539-2649
District Office
Commander, 5th Coast Guard District (mep)
Federal Bldg.
431 Crawford Street
Portsmouth, VA 23704-5004
Telephone: (804) 398-6389
Fax: (804) 398-6503
Area Committees
(no USCG Area Committees)
FIFTH DISTRICT
Area Committees
Maryland Coastal AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
Customhouse, 40 Gay Street
Baltimore, MD 21202-4022
Telephone: (410) 962-5121
Fax: (410) 962-0930
Virginia Coastal AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
Norfolk Federal Bldg.
200 Granby Street
Norfolk, VA 23510-1888
Telephone: (804) 441-3302
Fax:(804)441-3262
Philadelphia Coastal AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
1 Washington Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19147-4395
Telephone: (215) 271-4803
Fax: (215) 271-4833
NE North Carolina Coastal AC
Southern Coastal North Carolina AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
272 N Front Street, Suite 500
Wilmington, NC 28401-3907
Telephone: (919) 343-4882
Fax: (919) 343-4423
*Note: The USCG has no Third, Fourth, Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, or Sixteenth District.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT
District Office
Commander, 7:h Coast Guard District (mep.)
Brickell Plaza Bldg.
909 SE 1st Avenue
Miami, FL 33131-3050
Telephone: (305) 536-5651
Fax: (305) 536-5091
Area Committees
Jacksonville AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
2831 Talleyrand Avenue, Rm. 213
Jacksonville, FL 32206-3497
Telephone: (904) 232-2640
Fax: (904) 232-2664
Tampa AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
155 Columbia Drive
Tampa, FL 33606-3598
Telephone: (813) 228-2191
Fax: (813) 228-2399
Caribbean AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
PO Box 3666
San Juan, PR 00902-3666
Telephone: (809) 729-6800 ext. 300
Fax: (809) 722-2697
Charleston AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
196 Tradd Street
Charleston, SC 29401-1899
Telephone: (803) 724-7683
Fax: (803) 724-7705
Savannah AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
PO Box 8191
Savannah, GA 31412-8191
Telephone: (912) 652-4353
Fax: (912) 652-4052
South Florida AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
51 SW 1st Avenue, 5th Floor
Miami, FL 33130-1609
Telephone: (305) 536-5691
Fax: (305) 536-7005
District Office
Commander, 8th Coast Guard District (mep)
Hale Boggs Federal Bldg., Rm. 1331
501 Magazine Street
New Orleans,'LA 70130-3396
Telephone: (504) 589-6271
Fax: (504) 589^t999
Area Committees
Mobile AC
Florida Panhandle AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
150 N Royal Street.'PO Box 2924
Mobile, AL 36652-2924
Telephone: (205) 441-5201
Fax:(205)441-6169
EIGHTH DISTRICT
S Texas Coastal Zone AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
PO Box 1621
Corpus Christi, TX 78403-1621
Telephone: (512) 888-3192
Fax:(512)888-3115
New Orleans AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
1440 Canal Street
New Orleans, LA 70112-2711
Telephone: (504) 589-61%
Fax: (504) 589-6218
Morgan Citv AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
800 David Drive, Rm. 232
Morgan City, LA 70380-1304
Telephone: (504) 384-2406 ext. 161
Fax: (504) 589-6793
SW Louisiana-SE Texas AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
Federal Bldg.
2875 75th Street & Hwy. 69
Port Arthur, TX 77640-2099
Telephone: (409) 723-6513
Fax: (409) 723-6534
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Houston/Galveston AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office, Housion
PO Box 446
Galena Park, TX 77547-0446
Telephone: (713) 671-5199
Fax:(713)671-5177
EIGHTH DISTRICT (continued)
NINTH DISTRICT
District Office
Commander, 9th Coast Guard District (mep)
1055 East 9th Street
Cleveland, OH 44114-1092
Telephone: (216) 522-4405
Fax: (216) 522-3290
Area Committees
Buffalo AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
Federal Bldg., Rm. 1111
111 W Huron Street
Buffalo, NY 14202-2395
Telephone: (716) 84&4168
Fax: (716) 84&4171
Sault Ste. Marie AC
Captain of the Port, Sault Ste. Marie
c/o USCG Group
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783-9501
Telephone: (906) 635-3210
Fax: (906) 635-3238
Detroit AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
110 Mt. Elliot Avenue
Detroit, MI 48207-4380
Telephone: (313) 568-9580
Fax:(313)568-9581
Cleveland AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
1055 East 9th Street
Cleveland, OH 44114-1092
Telephone: (216) 522-4405
Fax: (216) 522-3290
Western Lake Erie AC
Commanding Officer
Federal Bldg., Rm. 501
234 Summit Street
Toledo, OH 43604-1590
Telephone: (419) 259-6398
Fax: (419) 259-6374
Duluth-Superior AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
Canal Park
Duluth, MN 55802-2352
Telephone: (218) 720-5274
Fax: (218) 720-5258
Grand Haven AC
Captain of the Port, Grand Haven
650 Harbor Avenue
Grand Haven, MI 49417
Telephone: (616) 847-4502
Fax: (616) 847-4525
Chicago AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
215 W 83rd Street, Suite D
Burr Ridge, IL 60521-7059
Telephone: (708) 789-5830
Fax: (708) 789-5843
Milwaukee AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
2420 S Lincoln Memorial Drive
Milwaukee, WI53207-1997
Telephone: (414) 747-7156
Fax: (414) 747-7108
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT
District Office
Commander, 11th Coasi Guard District (mer)
400 Oceangate
Long Beach, CA 90822-5399
Telephone: (310) 980^300
Fax:(310)980-4381
Area Committees
San Francisco Bay and Delta Region AC
North Coast AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office, San Francisco
Bldg. 14, Coast Guard Island
Alameda, CA 94501-5100
Telephone: (510) 437-3135
Fax:(510)437-3072
San Diego AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
2710 North Harbor Drive
San Diego, CA 92101-1064
Telephone: (619) 557-5860
Fax: (619) 557-6769
Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor AC
Orange County AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office, Long
Beach
165 N Pico Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90802-1096
Telephone: (310) 980-4429
Fax:(310)499-4415
Santa Barbara/Ventura AC
Central Coast AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Detachment
111 Harbor Way
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2315
Telephone: (805) 942-7430
Fax: (805) 942-7968
District Office
Commander, 13th Coast Guard District (mer)
Jackson Federal Bldg.
915 Second Avenue
Seattle, WA 98174-1067
Telephone: (206) 553-1711
Fax: (206) 553-0768
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Area Committees
Portland AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
6767 N Basin Avenue
Portland, OR 97217-3929
Telephone: (503) 240-9355
Fax: (503) 240-9302
Pueet Sound AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office,
Puget Sound
1519 Alaskan Way South, Pier 36,
Bldg. 1
Seattle, WA 98134-1192
Telephone: (206) 286-5550
Fax: (206) 286-5544
District Office
Commander, 14th Coast Guard District (mer)
Prince JKK Federal Bldg., Rm. 9149
300 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, HI 96850^982
Telephone: (808) 541-2114
Fax:(808)541-2116
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Area Committees
Guam AC
Palau AC.
Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas
Islands AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office, Guam
Box 176
FPO San Francisco, CA 96630-0176
Telephone: 8-011-671-550-7340 (Int'l)
Fax: 8-011-671-339-6210 (Int'l)
Hawaii/American Samoa AC
Commanding Officer
USCG Marine Safety Office
433 Ala Moana Blvd., Rm. 1
Honolulu, HI 96813-4909
Telephone: (808) 541-2061
Fax:(808)541-3154
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NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS
UNDER THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
by
Paul L. Fore, Ph.D.
Regional Coordinator
- Oil Spill Response
Natural Resource Damage Assessment
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (ES)
Division of Fjwironmental Contaminants
P.O. Box 1306
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103
(505) 766-2914
January 1993
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NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS
UNDER THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
The Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (Act), P.L. 101-380, calls for the increased participation by the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) in oil spill response, contingency planning, oil
pollution research, and wildlife rehabilitation. Under the natural resource damage assessment
(NRDA) provision of the Act, Federal and state governmental agencies are authorized to seek
damages from potentially responsible parties (PRP's) for injuries sustained by their trust
resources following an oil spill. Damages received from the PRP's can only be obligated for
restoration purposes. Natural resources, held in trust by the Service for the Department of the
Interior, include migratory birds, anadromous fish, certain marine mammals, endangered
species, and Service lands, such as national wildlife refuges. Sections of the Act that address
the NRDA process were assembled to facilitate their use and interpretation.
OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
TITLE I - OIL POLLUTION LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION
SEC. 1001. Definitions.
For the purposes of this Act, the term -
(1) "act of God" means an unanticipated grave natural disaster or other natural phenomenon
of an exceptional, inevitable, and irresistible character the effects of which could not have been
prevented or avoided by the exercise of due care or foresight;
(3) "claim" means a request, made in writing for a sum certain, for compensation for damages
or removal costs resulting from an incident;
(4) "claimant" means any person or government who presents a claim for compensation under
this title;
(5) "damages" means damages specified in section 1002(b) of this Act, and includes the cost
of assessing these damages;
(7) "discharge" means any emission (other than natural seepage), intentional or unintentional,
and includes but is not limited to, spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, or
dumping;
(11) "Fund" means the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund, established by section 9509 of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U.S.C. 9509);
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(15) "Indian tribe" means any Indian tribe, band, nation, or other organized group or
community, but not including any Alaska Native regional or village corporation, which is
recognized as eligible for the special programs and services provided by the United States to
Indians because of their status as Indians and has governmental authority over lands belonging
to or controlled by the tribe;
(19) "National Contingency Plan" means the National Contingency Plan prepared and
published under section 31 l(d) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended by this
Act, or revised under section 105 of the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act (42 U.S.C. 9605);
(20) "natural resources" includes land, fish, wildlife, biota, air, water, ground water, drinking
water supplies, and other such resources belonging to, managed by, held in trust by,
appertaining to, or otherwise controlled by the United States (including the resources of the
exclusive economic zone), any State or local government or Indian tribe, or any foreign
government;
(23) "oil" means oil of any kind or in any form, including, but not limited to, petroleum, fuel
oil, sludge, oil refuse, and oil mixed with wastes other than dredged spoil, but does not include
petroleum, including crude oil or any fraction thereof, which is specifically listed or designated
as a hazardous substance under subparagraphs (A) through (F) of section 101(14) of the
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (42 U.S.C. 9601)
and which is subject to the provisions of that Act;
(30) "remove" or "removal" means containment and removal of oil or a hazardous substance
from water and shorelines or the taking of other actions as may be necessary to minimize or
mitigate damage to the public health or welfare, including, but not limited to, fish, shellfish,
wildlife, and public and private property, shorelines, and beaches;
(32) "responsible party" means the following:
(A) VESSELS.-In the case of a vessel, any person owning, operating, or demise chartering
the vessel.
(B) ONSHORE FACILITIES.-In the case of an onshore facility (other than a pipeline), any
person owning or operating the facility, except a Federal agency, State, municipality,
commission, or political subdivision of a State, or any interstate body, that as the owner
transfers possession and right to use the property to another person by lease, assignment,
or permit.
(C) OFFSHORE FACILITIES.-In the case of an offshore facility (other than a pipeline or
a deepwater port licensed under the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (33 U.S.C. 1501 et seq.)),
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the lessee or permittee of the area in which the facility is located or the holder of a right
of use and easement granted under applicable State law or the Outer Continental Shelf
Lands Act (43 U.S.C. 1301-1356) for the area in which the facility is located (if the holder
is a different person than the lessee or permittee), except a Federal agency, State,
municipality, commission, or political subdivision of a State, or any interstate body, that
as owner transfers possession and right to use the property to another person by lease,
assignment, or permit.
(D) DEEPWATER PORTS.-In the case of a deepwater port licensed under the Deepwater
Port Act of 1974 (33 U.S.C. 1501-1524), the licensee.
(E) PIPELINES.-In the case of a pipeline, any person owning or operating the pipeline.
(F) ABANDONMENT.-In the case of an abandoned vessel, onshore facility, deepwater
port, pipeline, or offshore facility, the persons who would have been responsible parties
immediately prior to the abandonment of the vessel or facility.
SEC. 1002. ELEMENTS OF LIABILITY
(a) IN GENERAL.-Notwithstanding any other provision or rule of law, and subject to the
provisions of this Act, each responsible party for a vessel or a facility from which oil is
discharged, or which poses the substantial threat of a discharge of oil, into or upon the
navigable waters or adjoining shorelines or the exclusive economic zone is liable for the
removal costs and damages specified in subsection (b) that result from such incident.
(b) COVERED REMOVAL COSTS AND DAMAGES.-
(2) DAMAGES.-The damages referred to in subsection (a) are the following:
(A) NATURAL RESOURCES.-Damages for injury to, destruction of loss of, or loss of
use of, natural resources, including the reasonable costs of assessing the damage, which
shall be recoverable by a United States trustee, a State trustee, an Indian tribe trustee,
or a foreign trustee.
(B) REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY.- Damages for injury to, or economic losses
resulting from destruction of, real or personal property, which shall be recoverable by
a claimant who owns or leases that property.
(C) SUBSISTENCE USE.-Damages for loss of subsistence use of natural resources
which have been injured, destroyed, or lost, without regard to the ownership or
management of the resources.
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(D) REVENUES.-Damages equal to the net loss of taxes, royalties, rents, fees, or net
profit shares due to the injury, destruction, or loss of real property, personal property,
or natural resources, which shall be recoverable by the Government of the United States,
a State, or a political subdivision thereof.
(E) PROFITS AND EARNING CAPACITY.-Damages equal to the loss of profits or
impairment of earning capacity due to the injury, destruction, or loss of real property,
personal property, or natural resources, which shall be recoverable by any claimant.
(F) PUBLIC SERVICES.-Damages for net costs of providing increased or additional
public services during or after removal activities, including protection from fire, safety,
or health hazards, caused by a discharge of oil, which shall be recoverable by a State,
or a political subdivision of a State.
Sec. 1003.. DEFENSES TO LIABILITY
(a) COMPLETE DEFENSES. -A responsible party is not liable for removal costs or damages
under section 1002 if the responsible party establishes, by a preponderance of the evidence,
that the discharge or substantial threat of a discharge of oil and the resulting damages or
removal costs were caused solely by:
(1) an act of God;
(2) an act of war;
(3) an act or omission of a third party, other than an employee or agent of the responsible
or a third party whose act or omission occurs in connection with any contractual
relationship with the responsible party (except where the sole contractual arrangement arises
in connection with carriage by a common carrier by rail), if the responsible party
establishes, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the responsible party-
(A) exercised due care with respect to the oil concerned, taking into consideration the
characteristics of the oil and in light of all relevant facts and circumstances; and
(B) took precautions against foreseeable acts or omissions of any such third party and
the foreseeable consequences of those acts or omissions; or
(4) any combination of paragraphs (1), (2), and (3).
(b) DEFENSES AS TO PARTICULAR CLAIMANTS. -A responsible party is not liable under
section 1002 to a claimant, to the extent that the incident is caused by the gross negligence or
willful misconduct of the claimant.
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(b) DEFENSES AS TO PARTICULAR CLAIMANTS. -A responsible party is not liable under
section 1002 to a claimant, to the extent that the incident is caused by the gross negligence or
willful misconduct of the claimant.
(c) LIMITATION ON COMPLETE DEFENSE. - Subsection (a) does not apply with respect
to a responsible party who fails or refuses—
(1) to report the incident as required by law if the responsible party knows or has reason
to know of the incident;
(2) to provide all reasonable cooperation and assistance requested by a responsible official
in connection with removal activities; or
(3) without sufficient cause, to comply with an order issued under subsection (c) or (e) of
section 311 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321), as amended by
this Act, or the Intervention on the High Seas Act (33 U.S.C. 1471 et seq.).
SEC. 1004. LIMITS ON LIABILITY
(a) GENERAL RULE - Except as otherwise provided in this section, the total of the liability
of a responsible party under section 1002 and any removal costs incurred by, or on behalf of,
the responsible party, with respect to each incident shall not exceed:
(1) for a tank vessel, the greater of;
(A) $1,200 per gross theine; or
(B)(i) in the case of a vessel greater than 3,000 gross tons, $100,000,000; or
(ii) in the case of a vessel of 3,000 gross tons or less, $2,000,000;
(2) for any other vessel, $600 per gross ton or $500,000, whichever is greater;
(3) for an offshore facility except a deepwater port, the total of all removal costs plus
$75,000,000; and f,
(4) for any onshore facility and a deepwater port, $35,000,000.
SEC. 1006. NATURAL RESOURCES.
(a) LIABILITY.-In the case of natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A), liability
shall be--
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(1) to the United States Government for natural resources belonging to, managed by,
controlled by, or appertaining to the United States;
(2) to any State for natural resources belonging to, managed by, controlled by, or
appertaining to such State or political subdivision thereof;
(3) to any Indian tribe for natural resources belonging to, managed by, controlled by, or
appertaining to such Indian tribe; and
(4) in any case in which section 1007 applies, to the government of a foreign country for
natural resources belonging to, managed by, controlled by, or appertaining to such country.
(b) DESIGNATION OF TRUSTEES.-
(1) IN GENERAL.-The President, or the authorized representative of any State, Indian
tribe, or foreign government, shall act on behalf of the public, Indian tribe, or foreign
country as trustee of natural resources to present a claim for and to recover damages to the
natural resources.
(2) FEDERAL TRUSTEES.-The President shall designate the Federal officials who shall
act on behalf of the public as trustees for natural resources under this Act.
(3) STATE TRUSTEES.-The Governor of each State shall designate State and local
officials who may act on behalf of the public as trustee for natural resources under this Act
and shall notify the President of the designation.
(4) INDIAN TRIBE TRUSTEES.-The governing body of any Indian tribe shall designate
tribal officials who may act on behalf of the tribe or its members as trustee for natural
resources under this Act and shall notify the President of the designation.
(5) FOREIGN TRUSTEES.-The head of any foreign government may designate the trustee
who shall act on behalf of the government as trustee for natural resources under this Act.
(c) FUNCTIONS OF TRUSTEES.-
(1) FEDERAL TRUSTEES.-The Federal officials designated under subsection (b)(2)~
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A) for the natural
resources under their trusteeship;
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(B) may, upon request of an reimbursement from a State or Indian tribe and at the
Federal officials' discretion, assess damages for the natural resources under the State's
or tribe's trusteeship; and
(C) shall develop and implement a plan for the restoration, rehabilitation, replacement,
or acquisition of the equivalent, of the natural resources under their trusteeship.
(2) STATE TRUSTEES.-The State and local officials designated under subsection (b)(3)~
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A) for the purposes
of this Act for the natural resources under their trusteeship; and
(B) shall develop and implement a plan for the restoration, rehabilitation, replacement,
or acquisition of the equivalent, of the natural resources under their trusteeship.
(3) INDIAN TRIBE TRUSTEES.-The tribal officials designated under subsection (b)(4)~
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A) for the purposes
of this Act for the natural resources under their trusteeship; and
(B) shall develop and implement a plan for the restoration, rehabilitation, replacement,
or acquisition of the equivalent, of the natural resources under their trusteeship.
(4) FOREIGN TRUSTEES.- The trustees designated under subsection (b)(5)-
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A) for the purposes
of this Act for the natural resources under their trusteeship; and
(B) shall develop and implement a plan for the restoration, rehabilitation, replacement,
or acquisition of the equivalent, of the natural resources under their trusteeship.
(5) NOTICE AND OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD.-Plans shall be developed and
implemented under this section only after adequate public notice, opportunity for a hearing,
and consideration of all public comment.
(d) MEASURE OF DAMAGES.-
(1) IN GENERAL.-The measure of natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A)
is—
(A) the cost of restoring, rehabilitation, replacing, or acquiring the equivalent of, the
damaged natural resources;
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(B) the diminution in value of those natural resources pending restoration; plus
(C) the reasonable cost of assessing those damages.
(2) DETERMINE COSTS WITH RESPECT TO PLANS.-Costs shall be determined under
paragraph (1) with respect to plans adopted under subsection 9c).
(3) NO DOUBLE RECOVERY.-There shall be no double recovery under this Act for
natural resource damages, including with respect to the costs of damage assessment or
restoration, rehabilitation, replacement, or acquisition for the same incident and natural
resource.
(e) DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS.--
(1) REGULATIONS.-The President, acting through the Under Secretary of Commerce for
Oceans and Atmosphere and in consultation with the Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency, the Director of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and the
heads of other affected agencies, not later than 2 years after the date of the enactment of
this Act, shall promulgate regulations for the assessment of natural resource damages under
section 1002(b)(2)(A) resulting from a discharge of oil for the purpose of this Act.
(2) REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION.-Any determination or assessment of damages to
natural resources for the purposes of this Act made under subsection (d) by a Federal,
State, or Indian trustee in accordance with the regulations promulgated under paragraph (1)
shall have the force and effect of a rebuttable presumption on behalf of the trustee in any
administrative or judicial proceeding under this Act.
(f) USE OF RECOVERED SUMS.-Sums recovered under this Act by a Federal, State, Indian,
or foreign trustee for natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A) shall be retained
by the trustee in a revolving trust account, without further appropriation, for use only to
reimburse or pay costs incurred by the trustee under subsection (c) with respect to the damaged
natural resources. Any amounts in excess of those required for these reimbursements and costs
shall be deposited in the Fund.
(g) COMPLIANCE.-Review of actions by any Federal official where there is alleged to be a
failure of that official to perform a duty under this section that is not discretionary with that
official may be had by any person in the district court in which the person resides or in which
the alleged damage to natural resources occurred. The court may award costs of litigation
(including reasonable attorney and expert witness fees) to any prevailing or substantially
prevailing party. Nothing in this subsection shall restrict any right which any person may have
to seek relief under any other provision of law.
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SEC. 1011. CONSULTATION ON REMOVAL ACTIONS.
The President shall consult with the affected trustees designated under section 1006 on the
appropriate removal action to be taken in connection with any discharge of oil. For the
purposes of the National Contingency Plan, removal with respect to any discharge shall be
considered completed when so determined by the President in consultation with the Governor
or Governors of the affected States. However, this determination shall not preclude additional
removal actions under applicable State law.
(a) USES GENERALLY.-The Fund shall be available to the President for-
(2) the payment of costs incurred by Federal, State, or Indian tribe trustees in carrying out
their functions under section 1006 for assessing natural resource damages and for
developing and implementing plans for the restoration, rehabilitation, replacement, or
acquisition of the equivalent of damaged resources determined by the President to be
consistent with the National Contingency Plan.
(b) DEFENSE TO LIABILITY FOR FUND.-The Fund shall not be available to pay any claim
for removal costs or damages to a particular claimant, to the extent that the incident, removal
costs, or damages are caused by the gross negligence or willful misconduct of that claimant.
(h) PERIOD OF LIMITATIONS FOR CLAIMS.-
(2) DAMAGES.—No claim may be presented under this section for recovery of damages
unless the claim is presented within 3 years after the date on which the injury and its
connection with the discharge in question were reasonable discoverable with the exercise
of due care, or in the case of natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A), if
later, the date of completion of the natural resources damage assessment under section
1006(e).
(i) LITIGATION ON PAYMENT FOR SAME COSTS.-In any case in which the President has
paid an amount from the Fund for any removal costs or damages specified under subsection
(a), no other claim may be paid from the Fund for the same removal costs or damages.
(j) OBLIGATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLAN.-
(1) IN GENERAL.- Except as provided in paragraph (2), amounts may be obligated from
the Fund for the restoration, rehabilitation, replacement, or acquisition of natural resources
only in accordance with a plan adopted under section 1006(c).
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(2) EXCEPTION.-Paragraph (1) shall not apply in a situation requiring action to avoid
irreversible loss of natural resources or to prevent or reduce any continuing danger to
natural resources or similar need for emergency action.
SEC. 1013. CLAIMS PROCEDURE
(a) PRESENTATION.-Except as provided in subsection (b), all claims for removal costs or
damages shall be presented first to the responsible party or guarantor of the source designated
under section 1014(a).
(b) PRESENTATION TO FUND.~
(1) IN GENERAL.-Claims for removal costs or damages may be presented first to the
Fund-
(A) if the President has advertised or otherwise notified claimants in accordance with
section 1014(c);
(B) by a responsible party who may assert a claim under section 1008;
(C) by the Governor of a State for removal costs incurred by that State; or
(D) by a United States claimant in a case where a foreign offshore unit has discharged
oil causing damage for which the Fund is liable under section 1012(a).
(d) UNCOMPENSATED DAMAGES.-If a claim is presented in accordance with this section
and full and adequate compensation is unavailable, a claim for the uncompensated damages and
removal costs may be presented to the Fund.
(e) PROCEDURE FOR CLAIMS AGAINST FUND.-The President shall promulgate, and may
from time to time amend, regulations for the presentation, filing, processing, settlement, and
adjudication of claims under this Act against the Fund.
SEC. 1014. DESIGNATION OF SOURCE AND ADVERTISEMENT
(a) DESIGNATION OF SOURCE AND NOTIFICATION.-When the President receives
information of an incident, the President shall, where possible and appropriate, designate the
source or sources of the discharge or threat. If a designated source is a vessel or a facility,
the President shall immediately notify the responsible party and the guarantor, if known, of
that designation.
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(1) DAMAGES.-Except as provided in paragraphs (3) and (4), an action for damages under
this Act shall be barred unless the action is brought within 3 years after—
(A) the date on which the loss and the connection of the loss with the discharge in
question are reasonably discoverable with the exercise of due care, or
(B) in the case of natural resource damages under section 1002(b)(2)(A), the date of
completion of the natural resources damage assessment under section 1006(c).
(3) CONTRIBUTION.-No action for contribution for any removal costs or damages may
be commenced more than 3 years after—
(A) the date of judgment in any action under this Act for recovery of such costs or
damages, or
(B) the date of entry of a judicially approved settlement with respect to such costs or
damages.
(4) SUBROGATION.-No action based on rights subrogated pursuant to this Act by reason
of payment of a claim may be commenced under this Act more than 3 years after the date
of payment of such claim.
Subtitle B-Removal
SEC. 4201. FEDERAL REMOVAL AUTHORITY.
(a) IN GENERAL.-Subsection (c) of section 311 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act
(33 U.S.C. 1321(c)) is amended to read as follows:
"(c) FEDERAL REMOVAL AUTHORITY.-
"(1) GENERAL REMOVAL REQUIREMENT.-(A) The President shall, in
accordance with the National Contingency Plan and any appropriate Area
Contingency Plan, ensure effective and immediate removal of a discharge, and
mitigation or prevention of a substantial threat of a discharge, of oil or a hazardous
substance—
"(i) into or on the navigable waters;
"(ii) on the adjoining shorelines to the navigable waters;
"(iii) into or on the waters of the exclusive economic zone; or
"(iv) that may affect natural resources belonging to, appertaining to, or under the
exclusive management authority of the United States.
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"(2) DISCHARGE POSING SUBSTANTIAL THREAT TO PUBLIC HEALTH OR
WELFARE.-(A) If a discharge, or a substantial threat of a discharge, of oil or a
hazardous substance from a vessel, offshore facility, or onshore facility is of such a
size or character as to be a substantial threat to the public health or welfare of the
United States (including but not limited to fish, shellfish, wildlife, other natural
resources, and the public and private beaches and shorelines of the United States),
the President shall direct all Federal, State, and private actions to remove the
discharge or to mitigate or prevent the threat of the discharge."
(b) NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN.-Subsection (d) of section 311 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321(d)) is amended to read as follows:
"(d) NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN.-
"(2) CONTENTS.-The National Contingency Plan shall provide for efficient,
coordinated, and effective action to minimize damage from oil and hazardous
substance discharges, including containment, dispersal, and removal of oil and
hazardous substances, and shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
"(A) Assignment of duties and responsibilities among Federal departments and
agencies in coordination with State and local agencies and port authorities
including, but not limited to, water pollution control and conservation and
trusteeship of natural resources (including conservation of fish and wildlife)."
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C. FEDERAL AMD STATE NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEE CONTACT PERSONS
NOAA's Natural Resource Trusteeship
Table of Authorities
NOAA's natural resource trusteeship derives from the following federal authorities:
• Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act (CERCLA) §107(f);
• National Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Contingency Plan
(NCP),SubpartG;
• Superfund Ammendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA),
§104(b)(c), §107(d), §lll(c) and (e), §113(b), §122®, §126;
• Oil Pollution Act of 1990, §1006(a);
• dean Water Act (CWA),§311(fX5);
• Executive Order No. 12580, Section l(c)(4), January 23,1987;
• Magnuson Fishery Conservation Act, §§1801-1882;
• Anadromous Species Conservation Act, §§757(a)-757(g);
• Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, §§661-666;
• Endangered Species Act, §§1531-1543;
• Marine Mammal Protection Act, §§1361-1407;
• Whaling Convention Act, §§916-916(1);
• Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act, §§1441-1455;
• Coastal Zone Management Act, §§1451-1464; and
• National Ocean Pollution Planning Act §§1701-1709.
Scope of Trusteeship
NOAA acts on behalf of the Secretary of Commerce as a Federal trustee for living and non-living
natural resources in coastal and marine areas. Natural resources of concern to NOAA include
• all life stages, wherever they occur, of fishery resources of the
exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and continental shelf;
• anadromous and catadromous species throughout their ranges;
• rivers and tributaries to rivers that historically or presently support
anadromous species;
• federally "endangered" or "threatened" species including designated
critical habitat and marine mammals for which NOAA has assigned
responsibility;
• tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries, and other important habitat
supporting fishery and marine resources; and
• living and non-living resources of the National Marine Sanctuaries
and National Estuarine Research Reserves.
NOAA is a co-trustee with the US. Department of the Interior for certain endangered species and is »
co-trustee with the States for fishery resources and endangered species in State waters.
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NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEES
Natural Resources are defined in CERCLA
(42 U.S.C.A. § 9601 et seq.), the Department
of the Interior (DOI) Regulations (51 Federal
Register 27674 (August 1,1986) & 52 Federal
Register 9042 (March 20,1987)) and the NCP
(40 CFR Part 300, Subpart G). Natural
resources are broadly defined in § 101(16) of
CERCLA
...land, fish, wildlife, biota, air,
water, ground water, drinking
water supplies, and other such
resources belonging to, managed
by, held in trust by, appertaining
to, or otherwise controlled by the
United States (including the
resources of the fishery
conservation zone established by
the Fishery Conservation and
Management Act of 1976), any
State, local government, or any
foreign government, any Indian
tribe, or, if such resources are
subject to a trust restriction or
alienation, any member of an
Indian tribe.
Biota or biologial resources are further
defined as fish and wildlife, including
marine and freshwater aquatic and
terrestrial species, game, non-game, and
commercial species; and threatened and
endangered and state sensitive species.
Liability for damages for injury to,
destructions of, or loss of natural resources is
established under CERCLA § 107, Subpart G
of the National Contingency Plan, and
Executive Order 12580 for hazardous
substances. Natural resource trustees are
responsible for assessing damages and
carrying out a plan for restoration,
rehabilitation, or replacement or acquisition
of equivalent natural resources pursuant to
CERCLA and OPA 90 when releases of
hazardous substances or oil occur. The
Department of Commerce (DOQ,
Department of the Interior (DOI), and the
affected states can be either sole or joint
trustees depending on specific resources
affected and their location. A general
summary of the trust resources for the states
and various federal agencies specific to EPA
Region VI is provided below:
State Natural Resource Trustee
States may act as trustee for natural resources
within the boundary of a State or belonging
to, managed by, controlled by or appertaining
to such State as provided by CERCLA and
OPA 90.
State Natural Resource Trustees
Texas
Texas Water Commission
J.P. Schmidt
(512) 908-2513
FAX: (512) 908-2527
Damage Assessment and Restoration Program
1700 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78711-3087
Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife
David Sager, PhD
(512) 389-4503
FAX: (512) 389-4394
Resource Protection Division
4200 Smith School Road
Austin, TX 78744
Texas General Land Office
TomCalnan
(512) 463-5100
FAX: (512) 475-0680
Texas General Land Office
1700 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701-1495
Louisiana
Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator
(Contact, Oil Spills)
Roland Guidry
(504) 922-3230
FAX: (504) 922-3239
1885 Wooddale Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
(Contact, Hazardous Materials)
John Dale Givens
(504) 765-0634
FAX: (504) 765-0635
Assistant Secretary
8290 Bluebonnet Blvd
Baton Rouge, LA 70810
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Jim Hanif en
(504) 765-2390
FAX: (504) 765-2403
Office of Coastal and Marine Resources
2001 Quail Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
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Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
GregDucote
(504) 765-7591
FAX: (504) 342-9439
Coastal Management Division
625 N. 4* Street
Baton Rouge, LA
New Mexico
New Mexico Game and Fish Commission
James Koch, Chairman
(505) 982-4302
FAX: (505) 989-9186
Governor's Office
State Capitol Building
Sante Fe, NM 87503
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
Conservation
Ron Suttles
(405) 521-3851
FAX:
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
(405) 231-2555
FAX:
Oklahoma Department of Natural Resources
Glen Sullivan
(405) 521-2413
FAX:
500 Will Rogers Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Arkansas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Director (501)223-6305
FAX: (501) 223-
Federal Natural ResourceTrustees
Department of the Interior
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOI
resources)
Glenn B. Sekavec
(505) 766-3565
FAX: (505) 766-1059
Regional Environmental Officer
Office of the Secretary
Office of Environmental Affairs
Post Office Box 649
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)
• Migratory Birds (virtually all birds)
• Anadromous fish
Endangered plants and animals
Critical Habitat
National wildlife refuges
National Fish Hatcheries
Impact to wetlands, streams, rivers or
ponds may potentially impact trustee
species.
National Park Service
Units of the National Park System
National Parks
National Seashores
National Recreational Areas
National Historical Sites
National Battlefields
Bureau of Land Management
• BLM lands (13 X106 acres)
• Federally owned subsurface minerals (25
X106 acres)
Bureau of Indian Affairs
• 192 American Indian Reservations
Bureau of Reclaimation
• Federal water projects. Stored and
managed water
Department of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOC
resources)
Ronald G. Gouguet
(214) 655-2232
FAX: (214) 655-6460
NOAA Coastal Resource Coordinator
EPA Region VI (6H-MA)
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202-2733
• all life stages, wherever they occur, of
fishery resources of the exclusive
economic zone and continental shelf;
• anadromous (e.g. salmon) and
catadromous (e.g. eels) species
throughout their ranges;
• rivers and tributaries which historically
or presently support anadromous
species;
• federally endangered and threatened
species, including critical habitat, and
marine mammals for which NOAA
has assigned responsibility;
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• tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries,
and other important habitat
supporting fishery and marine
resources; and
Department of Agriculture Natural Resource
Trustee
National Forest Lands
Bob James
(404) 347-2836
FAX: (404) 347-2836
US. Forest Service
1720 Peachtree Road N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30367
Department of Defense Natural Resource Trustee
Navy, Army, Air Force or Marine Corps
facilities
Department of Energy Natural Resource Trustee
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Daneen Farrow
(504) 734-4721
FAX: (504) 686-4427
900 Commerce Road East
New Orleans, LA 70123
Other DOE facilities
John Bascietto
(202) 586-7917
FAX: (202)
• living and non-living resources of the
National Marine Sanctuaries and
National Estuarine Research Reserves.
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ANNEX E - AREA ASSESSMENTS
APPENDIX VI. DISPOSAL
I. JURISDICTION
The FOSC/SOSC will coordinate disposal arrangements with the
appropriate state (s) agency. Those State(s) agency have been
delegated authority by the USEPA to oversee the generation,
disposal, treatment, transportation and management programs for
both industrial and municipal solid waste.
The FOSC/SOSC will ensure that the RP coordinates and complies
with the appropriate federal and state regulations relating to
these matters. If the RP fails to comply with the appropriate
regulations, the State(s) agency will be responsible for initiating
enforcement actions. These enforcement actions will be coordinated
with the USEPA.
II. WASTE DETERMINATION
Any material, once spilled may be considered a waste. The
burden remains on the responsible party (RP) to make an appropriate
determination.
During a spill cleanup several discrete waste streams may be
generated. Each waste stream must be treated separately for waste
determination, characterization and classification purposes.
NOTE: Waste streams may be generated from decontamination of
equipment and wildlife rehabilitation procedures which will require
management and disposal.
III. WASTE CHARACTERIZATION
Waste characterization is the process whereby the material is
subjected to specific analytical tests which determine its chemical
characteristics.
IV. WASTE CLASSIFICATION
The federal government has established criteria for hazardous
and non-hazardous waste. Disposal of products determined to be
hazardous wastes or non-recoverable material is regulated and must
be performed in accordance with 40 CFR 261, the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) . Must be disposed of in
accordance of proper State(s) disposal regulations.
RCRA has a provision that exempts Federal OSC's from RCRA
disposal requirements during immediate emergency and removal
actions, but all possible actions should be taken to comply to the
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greatest extent possible. The FOSC shall take into consideration
the possible environmental impact and threat or possible threat to
public health and welfare. Only in such an emergency will waste
carriers be granted permission to remove the wastes without have
EPA Carrier Identifications Numbers, proper state registration, and
without preparation of hazardous waste manifest. However, proper
state(s) agency have jurisdiction over disposal will be consulted
when making this decision.
V. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
If a waste is determine to be hazardous based on the
definitions in 40 CFR 261.3 then the RP will be required to comply
with applicable sections of 40 CFR 262, which will include, but not
be limited to, 40 CFR 262.11 - HW Determination, 262.20 - General
Requirements, 262.23 - Manifests, 262.31 - Labeling, 262.34 -
Accumulation Time.
VI. SPILLED MATERIALS NOT CONSIDERED WASTES
If the RP determines that the material is not a waste and may
be reused or reprocessed, the RP is not required to conduct
analysis designed to characterize the material, obtain a waste
classification, obtain a waste code number or manifest the material
to its destination. However, the RP must be able to provide
documentation, upon request of the FOSC/SOSC that the material
arrived at the designated facility.
VII. STORAGE/ACCUMULATION
All waste storage sites must have pre-approval by the
FOSC/SOSC. If the waste are hazardous wastes, the RP must have a
pre-approval from the proper State(s) agency listed below.
1) Arkansas - Department of Pollution and Control
2) Louisiana - Department of Environmental Quality
3) New Mexico - Environmental Improvement Division
4) Oklahoma - Department of Environmental Quality
5) Texas - Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
(TRNCC)
NOTE: The following pages provides a list of disposal facilities
regulated by the above state(s) agency.
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WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES
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VIII. TRANSPORTATION
If the waste has been determined to be a hazardous waste, the
RP must use authorized transporters and manifests as specified in
40 CFR 263.0 and 262.23, respectively.
VIII. IN-SITTJ BURNING
Certain debris and oily wastes may be disposed of on-
site, such as oil coated foliage, trash, and rubbish. If
incineration is a disposal alternative the RP must coordinate with
the proper State(s) agency listed below; however, the FOSC/SOSC
must be informed of the RP's decision and will coordinate in-situ
burning arrangements with the appropriate State(s) agency.
1) Arkansas - Department of Pollution and Control
2) Louisiana - Department of Environmental Quality
3) New Mexico - Environmental Improvement Division
4) Oklahoma - Department of Environmental Quality
5} Texas - Texas Air Control Board (TACB) while informing
the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
(TRNCC).
USEPA REGION VI ACP:ANNEX E:AREA ASSESSMENTS:12/93
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ANNEX G - CHEMICAL COUNTERMEASURES: DISPERSANTS,
CHEMICAL AGENTS, AND OTHER SPILL MITIGATING
SUBSTANCES, DEVICES OR TECHNOLOGY
APPENDIX I. GENERAL DISPERSANT USE POLICY
Dispersants, or chemical herders, will not normally be used without
the concurrence of the Environmental Protection Agency, or the
State with jurisdiction over the navigable water polluted by the
discharge. Mechanical means such as booms, meash screens,
sorbents, and deflecting techniques such as propwash and flushing
hoses area approved techniques for cleanup. At the present. Region
VI has two (2) approved dispersant plans [Both Executive Summaries
are found with a short summary of each of those approved plans on
the following pages].
[NOTE: At present no approved dispersant plans have been approved
for inland oil spills.] The FOSC may authorize the use of
dispersants, chemical herders, and other agents and additives
without obtaining the concurrence of the EPA or state when, in the
judgment of the FOSC, the use of the product is necessary to
prevent or substantially reduce a hazard to human life.
USEPA REGION VI ACP:ANNEX GrCHEMICAL COUNTERMEASURES:12/93
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ANNEX H - HEALTH AND SAFETY
APPENDIX I GENERAL OVERVIEW REQUIREMENTS
I. BASIC REQUIREMENTS
According to Title 40, CFR 300.150(a), response actions under
the National Contingency Plan (NCP) will comply with the provisions
of the response action worker safety and health in Title 29, CFR
1910.120. These requirements apply to all EPA employees, other
governmental employees, and contract personnel involved in oil or
hazardous material spill response activities. In a response action
taken by a responsible party, the RP must ensure that an
occupational health and safety program consistent with Title 29,
CFR 1910.120 is made available for worker protection.
II. SITE SAFETY
All spill response and remedial activities must be conducted
in accordance with a written site safety and health plan. These
plans may be referred to as Site Safety Plans (SSP) . The
responsible party must ensure that a plan is developed to include
all workers involved during the response. The responsible party
must make the plan available to the FOSC/SOSC, upon request. The
SSP must also be modified as necessary and address, if applicable,
multiple work environments. If multiple work environments result
in different physical and/or chemical hazards for the workers, a
separate SSP must be completed for each environment. Each work
environment must have a designated command post where the plan must
be posted. All personnel reporting to the spill site for the first
time, must become familiar with the SSP before entering controlled
areas at the site. Provisions must be made for briefing of new
personnel and documenting that they understand the SSP.
III. ENFORCEMENT OF SITE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
For response actions which take place on or from facilities
which occur on land, the FOSC will be responsible for ensuring that
a site safety plan is in place; however, the OSHA will be
responsible for enforcing the adequacy of the plan.
IV. SITE SAFETY MEETINGS
Site safety meetings/briefings are the first step to
maintaining site safety. They should be address changes to the SSP
or new hazards in the work place. Site safety meetings should be
held on a daily basis, prior to entry into the controlled work
area. Conditions may warrant that exit debriefing meetings be held
at the end of the day or after the departure from the controlled
work area.
USEPA REGION VI ACP:ANNEX H:HEALTH AND SAFETY:12/93
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V. THE ROLE OF VOLUNTEERS INSHORE SPILL CLEANUPS
For the purposes of the Area Contingency Plan (ACP) ,
volunteers will be referred to as uncompensated workers. There
should be not distinction made between an uncompensated worker and
a compensated work for purposes of Health and Safety. However, the
utilization of uncompensated workers must be approved by the
FOSC/SOSC. No uncompensated worker should be utilized in areas
which have been impacted, in areas which will manage waste
generated from the impacted areas or in any situation which could
potentially result in the exposure of an uncompensated worker to
contaminates. If the FOSC/SOSC approves a request to utilize
uncompensated workers, they may participate in the following
activities:
operating phone networks designed to address public input and
concern
helping to mobilize and inventory equipment (prior to use)
beach/shoreline cleanup (pre-impact only)
beach/shoreline patrol (to monitor operations and identify
equipment needs) and reconnaissance of unimpacted areas
operation and construction of first aid and refreshment
stations for workers
assisting in wildlife rehabilitation (directly under the
supervision of USFWS or USFWS designee)
assisting with safety zone monitoring and crowd control
other tasks, in the Command Post or uncontaminated areas, as
specified by the FOSC/SOSC
A. IF THE USE OF UNCOMPENSATED WORKERS IS APPROVED
Once the FOSC/SOSC has approved the request to utilize
uncompensated workers, the responsible party or FOSC/SOSC must:
1. Establish and make known, a phone number to be used for
the management of incoming calls from individuals
requesting to become "volunteers";
2. Designate an individual to act as the Uncompensated
Worker Coordinator; and
3. Develop a written plan an make it available upon request,
to the FOSC, which details the work environments in which
the uncompensated workers will be involved.
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B. IF THE USE OF UNCOMPENSATED WORKERS IS NOT APPROVED
If the spill incident results in heightened public interest or
the FOSC/SOSC is inundated by the public with requests to conduct
volunteer activities the FOSC/SOSC may request that the responsible
party:
1. Establish and make known, a phone number to be used for
the management of incoming calls from individuals
requests to become "volunteers"; and
2. Designated an individual to act as the Public Information
and Volunteer Coordinator.
C. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR UNCOMPENSATED WORKERS
The training requirements for uncompensated workers will be
specific to the task which they are conducting. All uncompensated
workers will be required to complete, at a minimum, one hour safety
training course in general first aid and site safety, to be
sponsored by the responsible party. The Uncompensated Worker
Coordinator (provided by the RP) will be responsible for the
maintenance of a training log which will document the training that
each uncompensated workers receives. The training log shall be
made available to the FOSC/SOSC upon request. It will be the
responsibility of the Uncompensated Worker Coordinator to insure
that each worker is properly trained and placed only in the work
environments specified by the ACP or the FOSC/SOSC.
If the spill is under the direction of the FOSC/SOSC, the
FOSC/SOSC may elect to solicit the assistance of other agencies
such as OSHA, American Red Cross, FEMA, and EPA's TAT Contractors
to assist in the training of volunteers.
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ANNEX H - HEALTH AND SAFETY
APPENDIX II USEEPA HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN (HASP)
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ANNEX I - SCENARIO DEVELOPMENT
APPENDIX I WORST CASE SPILL SCENARIO
I. ASSUMPTIONS
In all cases, assume parties contributing to the spill are not
or can not take appropriate response action.
Planning considerations were developed using USEPA Region VI
Spill History from ERNS and potential categories of facilities
within Region VI.
II. HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Each State within Region VI is unique but also share some
common concerns. By looking at the past history of incidents (i.e.
natural or technological accidents) the inevitable future
occurrences can be better prepared for. A facility located near
the shoreline, a fault line, a rivers edge or related natural
hazard, has the potential to cause or be economically impacted or
effect environmentally sensitive areas. Understanding your
community or surrounding area is crucial for proper planning. An
industry which produces, uses, or stores oil may result in a high
risk of technological hazard to the community. Although the
community may not appear to be at risk, you may be close to highly
vulnerable areas. The closer you are, the greater the chance of a
disaster.
III. VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS
Particular points of environmental and economic sensitivity
include, but not limited to: (See Annex F - Volume II of Arkansas,
Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas for specific information
by counties)
IV. SEASONAL/GEOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS: High Risk Vulnerability
Though these listed above have the highest potential for
catastrophic disasters, each state has the potential for flooding,
freezing ice, mudslides, etc.
(a) Earthquake Zones
(1) Northeast Arkansas
(2) Western New Mexico
(b) Hurricanes
(1) Texas Coastline - 150 miles inland
(2) Louisiana Coastline - 150 miles inland
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(c) Tornado Alley (boundaries by cities)
(1) Texas - Amarillo/Lubbock/Waco/Tyler
(2) Arkansas - Little Rock
(3) Oklahoma - Oklahoma City
EPA Region VI in development of their worst-case scenario
compiled a collection of rules of thumb and checklists providing
quick access to critical information to assist in formulating a
response strategy. This compilation is neither a textbook nor a
substitute for training, qualified technical advice, or common
sense. It only addresses response to oil spills that could reach
water.
V. RESPONSE PRIORITIES
Remember the following points in attempting to minimize
effects of an oil spill.
Health and safety are the first priorities. Pay attention to:
• Fire and explosion potential of vapors at or near the spill
site
• Potential toxic effects of the spill and chemical
countermeasures
• Proper use of safety equipment
• Hyperthermia, hypothermia
• Small boat safety
• Helicopter and aircraft safety
Speed is essential in recovery efforts
• Oil spreads and drifts rapidly
• Chemical dispersants are most effective when the spill is
fresh
• Evaporation rapidly increases oil viscosity
• Oil can be burned more readily when fresh
• Sustained combustion requires at lease 0.1 inch (2-3 mm) of
slick thickness
• Oil is usually easier to deal with at water than when it has
contacted the shore
VI. CLEANUP PRIORITIES
• Stop the discharge
• Assess amount and type of spilled oil via surveillance and
tracking
• Follow the procedures defined in the contingency plans, with
modifications as necessary. Document all actions.
• Contain and remove spilled oil at the source
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• Protect threatened resources and monitor shorebound oil
• Treat or contain and remove offshore oil that has escaped the
primary control operation at the source
• Skim the oil that has pooled along the coast in natural
collection areas such as bays and coves.
• Clean up shorelines where oil has stranded, to the extent
possible and advisable.
• Dispose of collected materials.
VII. SHORTFALLS
There is potential shortfalls in any type of oil spill which
might occur. Some of those shortfalls may be:
1) Equipment
• Logistics staging equipment and operating it
offshore/onshore
• Limited availability of specialized equipment
2) Personnel: Additional personnel will come in from outside the
area
3) Funds: None
4) Minimum response times: Delays in response due to the
remoteness
5) Location and identification of additional resources: None
VIII. PROCEDURES AND CRITERIA FOR TERMINATING THE CLEANUP
EPA Region VI cleanup termination will continue until the
determination is made jointly by the FOSC, SOSC, Natural Resource
Trustees, and Responsible Party to cease cleanup operations.
VIX. RESPONSE GUIDELINES
NOTE: Refer to ANNEX E APPENDIX IV-II
Region VI contains very diverse industries and ecological zones.
A spill of one type and size might have a minor impact on one area
and might be devastating in another. EPA Region VI has compiled
from various sources a decision-making process which addresses
response options when these diversities are encountered.
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X. ENDING COMMENTS
To prepare for the inevitable oil spill incident, the
responder needs to know the characteristics of the size and type of
possible occurrences. Looking at the spill history of an area is
a good way to anticipate what you are likely to face in the future.
Reportable oil spills of all kinds and sizes are required to be
report to the National Response Center (NRC) 1-800-424-8802. When
spills are reported they are disseminated to the USCG/EPA FOSC
where they occurred, for possible response actions. This mechanism
for recording spills is labeled the Emergency Response Notification
System (ERNS) . Researching the ERNS data for Region VI from as far
back as 1972, and separating out the oil specific information,
resulted in the 15 distinct categories listed in this annex of
sources of spills.
XI. CATEGORIES: Specific categories for potential spills can be
found in all five states within Region VI (Arkansas, Louisiana,
Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico) include but are not limited to:
(1) Aboveground Storage Tanks (AST)
(2) Drums
(3) Dumping
(4) Facilities (i.e. production)
(5) Facilities (i.e. refineries)
(6) Highway Accidents
(7) Offshore Platforms
(8) Pipelines (i.e. within facilities)
(9) Pipelines (i.e. transportation)
(10) Pit Overflows
(11) Railroads
(12) Unknowns
(13) Underground Storage Tanks (UST)
(15) Vessels (i.e. barges)
(16) Well Head Blowouts
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XII. REGION VI SPILL HISTORY FOR WORST CASE SCENARIO
The following matrix divides the Region's five states by these
categories and presents the largest spill by volume for each.
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LARGEST REPORTED SPILLS FROM ERNS DATA
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AST
Drums
bumping
Facility
(production)
Facility
(refinery)
Highway
Offshore
platform
Pipeline
(facility)
Pipeline
(transport)
Pit
overflow
Railroad
Unknown
UST.
Vessels
Wellhead
blowout
21,000 gals.
Crude oil
110 gals.
12 Diesel
8500 gals.
Gasoline
900 gals.
Oil
50,000 gals.
Diesel oil and gas
29,000 gals.
Asphalt
199,999.8 gals.
Gasoline
67,200 gals.
Gasoline
7560 gals.
Crude oil
21,000 gals.
Soybean oil
10,000 gals.
Diesel oil
1302 gals.
#2 Diesel
840,000 gals.
Diesel
18,900 gals.
Crude oil
LA.
3,800,000 gals.
Methonal
110 gals.
Lube oil
5348 gals.
Diesel
2,100,000
Crude oil
210,000 gals.
Diesel
8500.8 gals.
Gasoline
126,000 gals.
Crude oil
1,686,660 gals.
Crude oil
294,000 gals.
Waste oil
7,854,000 gals.
Lube oil
42,000 gals.
Crude oil
Unknown quantity
Gasoline
4,200,000 gals.
Crude oil
84,000 gals.
Crude oil
NM.
37,800 gals.
Crude oil
29.4 gals.
Kerosene
9000 gals.
Gasoline
12,600 gals.
Crude oil
25,200 gals.
Crude oil
42,000 gals.
Crude oil
29,400 gals.
Crude oil
126,000 gals.
Crude oil
105,000 gals.
Crude oil
7698.6 gals
Lube oil
84,000 gals.
Crude oil
28,000 gals.
Gasoline
4000 gals.
Diesel
14,700 gals.
Oil
OK.
2,142,000 gals.
Crude oil
2100 gals.
Crude oil
100 gals.
Methanol
25,200 gals.
Crude oil
840,000 gals.
Crude/Gas
168,000 gals.
Drilling mud
42,000 gals.
Crude oil
564,666 gals.
Crude oil
2,436,000 gals.
Oil
50,000 gals.
Vegetable oil
630,000 gals.
Crude/Salt water
1700 gals.
Gasoline
10,000 gals.
Gasoline
8,400 gals.
Crude oil
TX.
672,900 gals.
Diesel
1890 gals.
Oil
5 gals.
Oil
66,354" gals.
Crude oil
5,880,000 gals.
Crude oil
55,000 gals.
Gasoline
420,000 gals.
Crude
5,460 gals.
Crude oil
2,166,666 gals.
Crude oil
1,000,000 gals.
Oil
75,000 gals.
12 Fuel oil
54,600 gals.
Unknown
19,800 gals.
Diesel
644,000 gals.
Crude oil
13,000,000 gals.
Crude oil
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LARGEST REPORTED SPILLS FROM ERNS DATA
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Drums
Dumping
Facility
(production)
Facility
(refinery)
Highway
Offshore
platform
Pipeline
(facility)
Pipeline
(transport)
Pit
overflow
Railroad
Unknown
UST.
Vessels
Wellhead
blowout
AR.
21,000 gals.
Crude oil
110 gals.
12 Diesel
8500 gals.
Gasoline
900 gals.
Oil
50,000 gals.
Diesel oil and gas
29,000 gals.
Asphalt
199,999.6 gals.
Gasoline
67,200 gals.
Gasoline
7560 gals.
Crude oil
21,000 gals.
Soybean oil
10,000 gals.
Diesel oil
1302 gals.
#2 Diesel
840,000 gals.
Diesel
18,900 gals.
Crude oil
LA.
3,800,000 gals.
Methonal
110 gals.
Lube oil
5348 gals.
Diesel
2,100,000
Crude oil
210,000 gals.
Diesel
8500.8 gals.
Gasoline
126,000 gals.
Crude oil
1,680,000 gals.
Crude oil
294,000 gals.
Waste oil
7,854,000 gals.
Lube oil
42,000 gals.
Crude oil
Unknown quantity
Gasoline
4,200,000 gals.
Crude oil
84,000 gals.
Crude oil
NM.
37,800 gals.
Crude oil
29.4 gals.
Kerosene
9000 gals.
Gasoline
12,600 gals.
Crude oil
25,200 gals.
Crude oil
42,000 gals.
Crude oil
29,400 gals.
Crude oil
126,000 gals.
Crude oil
105,000 gals.
Crude oil
7698.6 gals
Lube oil
84,000 gals.
Crude oil
28,000 gals.
Gasoline
4000 gals.
Diesel
14,700 gals.
Oil
OK.
2,142,000 gals.
Crude oil
2100 gals.
Crude oil
100 gals.
Methanol
25,200 gals.
Crude oil
840,000 gals.
Crude /Gas
168,000 gals.
Drilling mud
42,000 gals.
Crude oil
504,000 gals.
Crude oil
2,436,000 gals.
Oil
50,000 gals.
Vegetable oil
630,000 gals.
Crude/Salt water
1700 gals.
Gasoline
10,000 gals.
Gasoline
8,400 gals.
Crude oil
TX.
672,900 gals.
Diesel
1890 gals.
Oil
5 gals.
Oil
60,354 gals.
Crude oil
5,880,000 gals.
Crude oil
55,000 gals.
Gasoline
420,000 gals.
Crude
5,460 gals.
Crude oil
2,100,000 gals.
Crude oil
1,000,000 gals.
Oil
75,000 gals.
12 Fuel oil
54,600 gals.
Unknown
19,800 gals.
Diesel
644,000 gals.
Crude oil
13,000,000 gals.
Crude oil
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APPENDIX I FACILITY INFORMATION
The following pages is the incident form used by the USEPA Region
VI for spill reports of oil or hazardous spills.
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ERNS INCIDENT NOTIFICATION REPORT
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APPENDIX II FEDERAL AGENCIES
A. National Response Center (NRC) 800-424-8802
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
B. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 214-655-2222
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
C. Marine Safety Office Houston (MSO) 713-671-5100
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
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D. Marine Safety Office Galveston 409-766-3678
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
E. Marine Safety Office Port Arthur (MSO) 409-723-6506
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
F. Marine Safety Office Corpus Christi (MSO) 512-888-3162
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
G. Marine Safety Office St. Louis (MSO) 314-539-3091
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
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H. Marine Safety Office Memphis (MSO) 901-544-3941
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
J. Eighth District Office New Orleans (CCGD8) 504-589-6225
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
K. National Strike Force Coord Ctr 919-331-6000
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
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APPENDIX III FEDERAL TRUSTEES
Federal Natural Resource Trustees
Department of the Interior
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOI
resources)
Glenn B. Seiavec
(505)766-3565
FAX (505) 766-1059
Regional Environmental Officer
Office of the Secretary
Office of Environmental Affairs
Post Office Box 649
Albuquerque. New Mexico 87103
V3. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)
Migratory Birds (virtually all birds)
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Endangered plants and animals
Critical Habitat
National wildlife refuges
National Fish Hatcheries
Impact to wetlands, streams, rivers or
ponds may potentially impact trustee
species.
National Park Service
Units of the National Park System
• National Parks
• National Seashores
• National Recreational Areas
• National Historical Sites
• National Battlefields
Bureau of Land Management
• BLM lands (13 X106 acres)
• Federally owned subsurface minerals (25
X106 acres)
Bureau of Indian Affairs
• 192 American Indian Reservations
Bureau of Reclaimation
• Federal water projects. Stored and
managed water
Department of Energy Natural Resource Trustee
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Daneen Farrow
(504) 734-4721
FAX (504) 686-4427
900 Commerce Road East
New Orleans, LA 70123
Other DOE facilities
John Bascietto
(202)586-7917
FAX: (202)
Department of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOC
resources)
Ronald G Gouguet
(214) 655-2232
FAX: (214) 655-6460
NOAA Coastal Resource Coordinator
EPA Region VI (6H-MA)
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202-2733
• all life stages, wherever they occur, of
fishery resources of the exclusive
economic zone and continental shelf;
• anadromous (e.g. salmon) and
catadromous (e.g. eels) species
throughout their ranges;
• rivers and tributaries which historically
or presently support anadromous
species;
• federally endangered and threatened
species, including critical habitat, and
marine mammals for which NOAA
has assigned responsibility;
• living and non-living resources of the
National Marine Sanctuaries and
National Estuarine Research Reserves.
• tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries,
and other important habitat
supporting fishery and marine
resources; and
Department of Agriculture Natural Resource
Trustee
National Forest Lands
Bob Junes
(404) 347-2836
FAX (404) 347-2636
US. Forest Service
1720 Peachtzee Road N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30367
Department of Defense Natural Resource Trustee
Navy, Army, Air Force or Marine Corps
facilities
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APPENDIX IV STATE AGENCIES
ARKANAS
A. Department of Pollution Control and Ecology 501-570-2108
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
LOUISIANA
A. Louisiana Dept. of Environmental Quality (DEQ) 504-342-1234
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
B. Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator (LOSC)
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
C. Louisiana State Police (LSP)
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
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A. Oklahoma Dept. of Environmental Quality (DEQ) 405-271-4468
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
B. Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC)
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
NEW MEXICO
A. Environmental Improvement Division 800-879-3421
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
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TEXAS
A. Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TRNCC)
512-463-7727
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
B. Texas General Land Office (TGLO) 800-832-8224
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
C. Texas Railroad Commission (TRRC) 512-463-6788
Date: Time:
Called By:
Person Contacted:
Remarks:
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STATE TRUSTEES
State Natural Resource Trustee*
xtt Welter Commission
J J.Schmidt
(512)908-2513
FAX (512) 908-2527
Duuge Assessment and Re
1700 N. Congrew Avenue
AustinTX 787114087
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Texas Dtpartnwnt of Parks and Wildlife
David Seger, PhD
(512)389-1503
FAX (512) 389-4394
Remote Protection Division
4200 Smith School Road
Austin, TX 78744
Texas General Land Office
TomCalnan
(512) 463-5100
FAX: (512) 4754680
Tens Cenen] Land Office
1700 N. Congress Avenue
Austin. TX 78701-1495
Louisiana
Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator
(Contact CHI SpUb)
Roland Cuidry
(504)922-3230
FAX: (504) 922-3239
1885 Wooddale Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
(Contact, Hazardous Materials)
John Dale Givens
(504)7654634
FAX: (504) 7654635
Assistant SecieUiy
8290 Huebonnet Bhrd
Baton Rouge, LA 70810
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
JlmHaniren
(504)765-2390
FAX: (504) 765-2403
Office of Coastal and Marine Resource
2001 Quail Drive
Baton Rouge, LA TOMB
Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
GregDucote
(504)765-7591
FAX (504) 342-9439
Coastal Management Division
625 N. 4th Street
Baton Rouge, LA
New Mexico
New Mexico Game and Fish Commission
Jama Koch, Chairman
(505)982-4302
FAX (505) 989-9186
Governor's Office
State Capitol Building
Same Fe, MM 87503
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
Conservation
Ron Suite
(405)521-3851
FAX:
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
(405)231-2555
FAX:
Oklahoma Department of Natural Resources
den Sullivan
(405) 521-2413
FAX:
500 Will Rogers Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Arkansas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Director (501)223-6306
FAX (501) 223-
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APPENDIX VI INDIAN TRIBE TRUSTEES
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AS OF JULY, 1993
REGION 6
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RALPH
LOVEL1N
•• NN
REGINALD
CEDRIC
ALVINO
PAUL
LEONARD
HARRY
WENDELL
HERBERT
MANUEL
JACOB
CARLOS
PETE
WILFRED
INEZ
ELISEO
WALTER
THOMAS
JOSE
CHARLES
MOSES
ROBERT
•• OK
KENNETH
HENRY
ELMO
WILMA
EDDIE
BILL
HOLLIS
JOHN
KNIGHT-FRA
DARDEN
PONCHO
PASQUAL
CHAVEZ
LUCERO
TOSA
ATOLE
EARLY
CHINO
YATES
ARCHULETA
VIARRIAL
LUCERO
MARTINEZ
GARCIA
BACA
RATON
OASHENO
MOQUINO
SAMORA
DORAME
SHIJE
LEWIS
BLANCHARD
KOSTZUTA
CLARK
MANKILLER
WILSON
AHOATUBBY
ROBERTS
BARRETT
WALLACE COFFEE
UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBAL
COUNCIL
CHITIMACHA TRIBAL
COUNCIL
ACOMA PUEBLO
COCHITI PUEBLO
ISLETA PUEBLO
JENEZ PUEBLO
JICARILLA APACHE TRIBAL
COUNCIL
LACUNA PUEBLO
MESCALERO APACHE TRIBAL
COUNCIL
NAME PUEBLO
PICURIS PUEBLO
POJOAOUE PUEBLO
SAN FELIPE PUEBLO
SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO
SAN JUAN PUEBLO
SANDIA PUEBLO
SANTA ANA PUEBLO
SANTA CLARA PUEBLO
SANTA DOMINGO PUEBLO
TAOS PUEBLO
TESUQUE PUEBLO
ZIA PUEBLO
ZUNI PUEBLO
ABSENTEE-SHAUNEE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
APACHE BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
CADOO TRIBAL COUNCIL
CHEROKEE NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
CKEYENNE-ARAPAHO
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
CHICKASAW NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
CHOCTAW NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
CITIZEN BAND POTAWATG
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
COMANCHE TRIBAL BUSH
H1TTEE
GENERAL DELIVERY
TOUAOC
CO 81344 (303) 565-3751
P.O. BOX 661
P.O. BOX 818
P.O. BOX 309
P.O. BOX 70
P.O. BOX 1270
P.O. BOX 100
P.O. BOX U7
P.O. BOX 194
P.O. BOX 176
ROUTE 1, BOX 117BB
P.O. BOX 127
ROUTE 11. BOX 71
P.O. BOX A
ROUTE 5. BOX 315 A
P.O. BOX 1099
BOX 6008
STAR ROUTE BOX 37
P.O. BOX 580
P.O. BOX 99
P.O. BOX 1846
ROUTE 11, BOX 1
GENERAL DELIVERY
P.O. BOX 339
2025 SOUTH GORDON COOPER
P.O. BOX 1220
P.O. BOX 487
P.O. BOX 948
P.O. BOX 38
P.O. BOX 1548
P.O. DRAWER 1210
1901 SOUTH GORDON COOPER
I HC 32, BOX 1720
CHAREHTON
ELTON
ACOMITA
COCHITI
ISLETA
JEMEZ
DULCE
LACUNA
KESCALERO
SANTA FE
PENASCO
SANTA FE
SAN FELIPE
SANTA FE
SAN JUAN
BERNALILLO
BERNALILLO
ESPANOLA
SANTA DOMINGO
TAOS
SANTA FE
SAN YSIDRO
ZUNI
DRIVE SHAUNEE
ANADARKO
BINGER
TAHLEOUAH
CONCHO
ADA
DURANT
DRIVE SHAWNEE
LAWTON
LA
LA
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
KN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
NN
HN
NN
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
70523
70532
87034
87041
87022
87024
87528
87026
88340
87501
87553
87501
87001
87501
87566
87004
87004
87532
87052
87571
87501
87053
87052
74801
73005
73009
74465
73022
74820
74701
74801
73502
(318) 923-4973
(318) 584-2261
(505) 552-6604
(505) 465-2254
(505) 869-3111
(505) 834-7359
(505) 759-3242
(505) 552-6654
(505) 671-4495
(505) 455-2036
(505) 587-2519
(505) 455-2278
(505) 867-3381
(505) 455-2273
(505) 852-4400
(505) 867-3317
(505) 867-3301
(505) 753-7330
(505) 465-2214
(505) 758-9593
(505) 983-2667
(505) 867-3304
(505) 782-4481
(405) 275-4030
(405) 247-9493
(405) 656-2344
(918) 456-0671
(405) 262-0345
(405) 436-2603
(405) 924-8280
(405) 275-3121
(405) 247-3444
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BILL
CHARLES
MILDRED
LAURENCE
UANOA
R1CCARDO
HERSCHEL
FLOYD
BILL
CHARLES
KENNETH
CHARLES
ROKRT
DONALD
CENEVIEVE
LLOYD
ELMER
JERRY
HARK
VIRGINIA
GARY
LEAFORD
•" TX
AMON
RAUL
JULIAN
FIFE
KEECKI
CLEGHORN
HURRAY
STONE
SALAZAR
SAHHAUNT
LEONARD
FOUIS
TILLMAN
BLACK
OAUES
CHAPMAN
GILES
POLLAK
BUFFALO
HANATOUA
HANEY
DANIEL
COIOR INK
HCADAHS
BEARSKIN
SYLESTINE
GARZA
GRANILLO
CREEK NATION OF OKLAHOMA
DELAWARE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
FORT SILL APACHE
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
IOWA OF OKLAHOMA
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
KAU BUSINESS COMMITTEE
KIOCAPOO OF OKLAHOMA
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
KIOUA BUSINESS COMMITTEE
MIAMI TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
NOOOC TRUE OF OKLAHOMA
OSA6E TRIIAL COUNCIL
OTOE-MISSOURIA TRIBAL
COUNCIL
OTTAWA TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
PAWNEE BUSINESS COUNCIL
PEORIA BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
PONCA BUSINESS COMMITTEE
QUAPAU TRIBAL BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
SAC I FOX OF OKLAHOMA
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
SEMIHOLE NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
SENECA-CAYUGA BUSINESS
COMinEE
TONKAWA BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
WICHITA EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
UYANDOTTE TRIBE OF
OKLAHOMA
ALABAMA-COUSHATTA TRIBAL
COUNCIL
KICKAPOO TRADITIONAL
TRIBE OF TEXAS
YSLETA DEL SUR PUEBLO
P.O.
P.O.
BOX
BOX
ROUTE 2,
P.O.
BOX
580
825
BOX 121
190
DRAWER 50
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
BOX
BOX
BOX
BOX
70
369
636
939
TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
BOX
BOX
BOX
BOX
BOX
BOX
ROUTE 2,
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
BOX
BOX
BOX
BOX
BOX
ROUTE 3,
P.O.
P.O.
BOX
BOX
68
110
460
1527
2, WHITE EAGLE
765
BOX 246
1498
1283
70
729
250
BOX 659
972
17579
OKMULGEE
ANADARKO
APACHE
PERKINS
KAU CITY
HCLOUD
CARNEGIE
MIAMI
MIAMI
PAUHUSKA
RED ROCK
MIAMI
PAWNEE
MIAMI
PONCA CITY
QUAPAU
STROUD
UEWOKA
MIAMI
TONKAWA
ANADARKO
WVANDOTTE
LIVINGSTON
EAGLE PASS
EL PASO
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
TX
TX
TX
74447
73005
73006
74059
74641
74851
73015
743S5
74355
74056
74651
74355
74058
74355
74601
74363
74079
74884
74355
74653
73005
74370
77351
78853
79917
(918)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(918)
(918)
(918)
(405)
(918)
(918)
(918)
(405)
(918)
(918)
(405)
(918)
(405)
(405)
(918)
(409)
(512)
(915)
756-8700
247-2448
588-2298
547-2403
269-2552
964-2075
654-2300
542-1445
542-1190
287-2495
7S2-4434
540-1536
762-3624
540-2535
762-8104
542-1853
968-3526
257-6287
542-6609
628-2561
247-2425
678-2297
563-4391
773-2105
859-7913
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ANNEX J - NOTIFICATION LIST
APPENDIX VII LOCAL NOTIFICATION (i.e. LEPCS)
DSEPA REGION VT ACP:ANNEX J:NOTIFICATION LIST:12/93
J-VII-1
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEPC) MEMBERS
STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS
FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
ARKANSAS -(501)374-1201
LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
NEW MEXICO - (505) 827-9126
OKLAHOMA - (405) 271-4468
TEXAS - (512)463-7727
NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
COMPILED BY:
STEVE MASON
ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
CONTINGENCY PLANNING SECTION (6E-EP)
1 44 5 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-2277 JULY,
ERNEST WOODS
INDIAN COORDINATOR
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SECTION (6E-FF)
1 44 5 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-7454
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEES (LEPCs)
AS OF JULY, 1993
REGION 6
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
ST ZIPCODE
•* AR
CHARLES
TON
PETE
DANNY
MELVIN
NORMAN
CHARLES
MARY ANN
GERALD
CHARLES
EDDIE
LYLE
KEITH
JAMES
TOMMY
LINDA
DEON
RANDY
TED
GLEN
LANCE
BRIAN
LOU ANNE
GLORIA
RICKY
RAYMOND
JIM
NOBLE
JIN
RONALD
JEWEL
TIM
ROY
JERRELL
ALFRED
DALE
RICHARD
LLOYD
THOMAS
RONALD
NANCY
ED
ROBERT
ERNEST
GARY
RON
WILLIAM
ROBERT
FRED
DAVID
AKBtS
ALIEN
FLOCKS
ORMNO
CASE
WATSON
NEBTTOM
UIBTERS
RUSSELL
SBVSON
TMtOR
RICHARDSON
DOBALDSOM
BUMS
HABVOOD
LMDRUM
on
URN
GVSOH
BRBDLEY
EUL1SON
WILLIAMS
CIENENTS
OtlNBY
TBWY
HUB8ARD
BBU
JONES
BROYLES
JACKSON
V*NE
OBITER
THTLOR
NORWOOD
MULERSON
RUST
CBDSBY
WHTE
ASHCRAFT
WHIE
WATSON
SMITH
ANDREWS
BRADSHAW
HIGGINBOTHAM
GATEUOOD
WRIGHT
SCHENEBECK
FULKERSON
DAVIS
AREA 1 LEPC
AREA II LEPC
AREA III LEPC
AREA IV LEPC
ARKANSAS LEPC
ASHLEY LEPC
BAXTER LEPC
BENTON LEPC
BOONE LEPC
BRADLEY LEPC
CALHOUN LEPC
CARROLL LEPC
CHI COT LEPC
CLARK LEPC
CLAY LEPC
CLEBURNE LEPC
CLEVELAND LEPC
COLUMBIA LEPC
CONUAY LEPC
OUIGKEAD LEPC
CRAWFORD LEPC
CRtTTENDEN LEPC
CROSS LEPC
DALLAS LEPC
DESNA LEPC
DREW LEPC
FAULKNER LEPC
FRANKLIN LEPC
FULTON LEPC
GARLAND LEPC
GRANT LEPC
GREENE LEPC
KENPSTEAD LEPC
HOT SPRING LEPC
HOWARD LEPC
INDEPENDENCE LEPC
IZARD COUNTY LEPC
JACKSON LEPC
JEFFERSON LEPC
JOHNSON LEPC
LAFAYETTE LEPC
LAWRENCE LEPC
LEE LEPC
LINCOLN LEPC
LITTLE RIVER LEPC
LITTLE ROCK LEPC
LOGAN LEPC
LONOKE LEPC
MADISON LEPC
MARION LEPC
P.O. BOX 758
ASP 2920 MCOELLAN
3005 SOUTH P STREET
133 SOUTH JEFFERSON
P.O. BOX 719
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BAXTER COUNTY COURTHOUSE
203 EAST CENTRAL, BOX 7
P.O. BOX 96
P.O. BOX 601
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
21 APALOOSA DR., HOLIDAY ISL.
P.O. BOX 337
726 C STREET
696 NORTH GARFIELD
102 EAST MAIN STREET
P.O. BOX 45
406 WEST MAIN
105 EISENHOWER
500 SOUTH MAIN
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ROOM 4
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
CROSS COUNTY COURTHOUSE
ROUTE 2, BOX 341
306 CROOKED BAYOU
P.O. BOX 246
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P.O. BOX 294
501 OUACHITA AVENUE
ROUTE 2, BOX 193
P.O. BOX 364
P.O. BOX 274
ROUTE 1, BOX 21
421 NORTH MAIN
368 EAST MAIN
P.O. BOX 327
JACKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BARRAOUE AND MAIN STREETS
106 OAK COURT DRIVE
P.O. BOX 656
P.O. DRAWER 0
194 PEARL
8-107 COURTHOUSE
ROUTE 1, BOX 1A12
720 WEST NARKHAN
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P.O. BOX 37
ROUTE 2, BOX 1138
CONUAY
JOHESBORO
FT. SMITH
MAGNOLIA
STUTTGART
HAMBURG
MOUNTAIN NONE
BEMTOHVILLE
HARRISON
WARREN
HAMPTON
EUREKA SPRINGS
DERMOTT
ARKADELPHIA
PIGGOTT
HEBER SPRINGS
RISON
MAGNOLIA
MORRILLON
JONESBORO
VAN BUREN
MARION
WYNNE
FORDYCE
MCGEKEE
NONTICELLO
CONWAY
OZARK
SALEM
HOT SPRINGS
SHERIDAN
PARAGOULD
HOPE
DONALDSON
NASHVILLE
BATESVILLE
MELBOURNE
NEWPORT
PINE BLUFF
CLARKSVILLE
LEUISVILLE
HOXIE
MARIANNA
STAR CITY
ASRDOWN
LITTLE ROCK
PARIS
LONOKE
HUNTSVILLE
ST. JOE
AR 72032
AR 72(01
AR 72901
AR 71753
AR 72160
AR 71646
AR 72653
AR 72712
AR 72601
AR 71671
AR 71744
AR 72632
AR 71638
AR 71923
AR 72454
AR 72543
AR 71665
AR 71753
AR 72110
AR 72401
AR 72956
AR 72364
AR 72396
AR 71742
AR 71654
AR 71655
AR 72032
AR 72949
AR 72576
AR 71901
AR 72150
AR 72450
AR 71801
AR 71941
AR 71852
AR 72503
AR 72556
AR 72112
AR 71601
AR 72830
AR 71545
AR 72433
AR 72360
AR 71667
AR 71822
AR 72201
AR 72855
AR 72086
AR 72740
AR 72675
5013741201
5019353094
5017833727
5012343637
5016733730
5018532070
5014253646
5012711004
5017419760
5012262601
5017964818
5012538379
5015383005
5012468840
5015982667
5013622911
5013256591
5012346010
5013548607
5019334575
5014748221
5017393200
5012385708
5013528303
5012225600
5013673411
5014504935
5016674909
5018953478
5016243363
5019423333
5012396300
5017774751
5013322204
5018457500
5017938816
5013684113
5015238291
5015415470
5017546383
5019214822
5018865220
5012956182
5016284332
5018987203
5013714540
5019633218
5016763011
5017386721
50U4953S3
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HURSERT EA5LEY
JOE MUSICK
STEVE THOMAS
A.M. HENRY
CHARLES CROSS
SKIP KRUHUIEOE
LEE BLACK
ELMER
BETTY
VIRGINIA
BOBBY
LOU ANNE
DIANA
BILLY
SANDRA
JOHN
JIN
DON
HARRY
DONALD
CLIFFORD
IRA
PCTER
HENRY
JANES
RONALD
LEO
BUD
WILLIAM
NOAH
LESLIE
SPAIN
UNDERWOOD
BATTS
SUEEDEN
CLEMENTS
STOCKTON
LAURENCE
PATTERSON
SHORT
HART
BENNETT
ROSE
MORRIS
BELL
MGDANIEL
REILLY
HAVEN
BARHAM
SOUT HALL
PHILLIPS
ALLEN
BQGAN
BELL
THONE
MILLER LEPC
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY LEPC
MONROE COUNTY LEPC
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEPC
NEVADA LEPC
NEWTON COUNTY LEPC
NORTH LITTLE ROCK LEPC
OUACMITA COUNTY LEPC
PERRY COUNTY LEPC
PHILLIPS LEPC
PIKE LEPC
POINSETT COUNTY LEPC
POLK LEPC
POPE LEPC
PRAIRIE COUNTY LEPC
PULASKI LEPC
RANDOLPH LEPC
SALINE LEPC
SCOTT LEPC
SEARCY LEPC
SEBASTIAN LEPC
SEVIER LEPC
SHARP LEPC
ST. FRANCIS LEPC
STONE LEPC
UNION LEPC
VAN BUREN LEPC
WASHINGTON LEPC
WHITE LEPC
WOODRUFF LEPC
YELL LEPC
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SUITE 2A
200 SOUTH LAKE
119 WEST CLOVERDALE
HC 63, BOX 98
ROUTE 6, BOX 638
HC 30, BOX 73
P.O. BOX 5757
P.O. BOX 6U
P.O. BOX 281
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
514 WEST 15TH
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
507 CHURCH STREET
100 WEST MAIN STREET
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
3200 BROUN
1126 SOUTH BIRDELL
102 SOUTH MAIN
P.O. BOX 1118
P.O. BOX 249
40 SOUTH 4TN STREET
P.O. BOX 884
ROUTE 6, BOX 276
313 IZARD ST.
P.O. BOX 676
P.O. BOX 2210
ROUTE 3, BOX 255
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
810 WEST CENTER AVENUE
905 SCOTT
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
TEXARKANA
BLYTHEVILLE
BRINKLEY
NT. IDA
PRESCOTT
PELSOR
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK
CANDEN
PfRRYVILLE
HELENA
MURFREESBORO
RUSSELLVILLE
DES ARC
LITTLE ROCK
POCANQNTAS
BENTON
UALDRON
MARSHALL
FT. SMITH
DEOUEEN
HARDY
FORREST CITY
MOUNTAIN VIEW
EL DORADO
CLINTON
FAYETTEVILLE
SEARCT
AUGUSTA
DANVILLE
AR 75502
AR 72315
AR 72021
AR 71957
AR 71857
AR 72856
AR 72119
AR 71701
AR 72126
AR 72342
AR 71958
AR 72(32
AR 71953
AR 72801
AR 72040
AR 72204
AR 72455
AR 72015
AR 72958
AR 72650
AR 72901
AR 71832
AR 72542
AR 72335
AR 72560
AR 71730
AR 72031
AR 72701
AR 72143
AR 72006
AR 72834
5017730709
5017622053
5017343571
5018672191
5018873115
5012945227
5013768432
5018372206
5018892096
5013385530
5013852311
5015783022
5013948142
5019686937
5012564851
5016606911
5018923295
5017765667
5016373001
5014485325
5017833932
5016426622
5018562476
5016638696
5012694277
5018641903
5019923520
5014441722
5012684260
5013472608
5012291359
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*• LA
BYRON
FLOYO
K.
RAYMOND
CINDY
LANCE
JAMES
MICHAEL
MICHAEL
MASON
RUBE
HAVES
ENMETT
DENNIS
VERNON
TOM
RONNIE
MIKE
T. U
DALE
SAMUEL
WILLIAM
UILMA
MICHAEL
TROY
JIM
GLADYS
WILLIAM R.
CRAIG
SAMMY
WALTER
OELMAS
EARL
RAY
LEIGH
WARREN
JACKIE
LUKE
O'NEIL
WILLIAM
RUSSELL
MILTON
BEN
JOHN
JOSEPH
JOE
JODY
BERTRAM
CORNELIUS
JAMES
MARTIEN
JOHN
SHANNON
BABIN
DUPUY
THOHASSON
MARTIN
PENALUNA
PENALUNA
LINDSAY
BATES
PICOU
BOOK
BUTCHER
WHITE
THIGPEN
SPILLMAN
SUMRALL
PREWITT
REED
ROBINSON
BELL
SUBRA
THOMPSON
SMITH
DUTCHER
ROBINSON
VINCENT
UEBRE
FRANKLIN
SAVAGE
TAYLOR
PINKNEY
YARBOROUGH
PERKINS
MCOANIELS
LITTLE
PETROVICH
LEONARD
GODRON
ADAMS
PREDOY
ISGITT
CARNEY
YOUNG
LOHBARDO
CHENIER
MADERE
FIRMIN
DEVILL1ER
DERHYL HEBERT
NATHAN HCCRIHON
WILLIAM TURNAGE
RICK FOSTER
AL LEVRON
REGGIE SKAINS
ACADIA PARISH LEPC
ALLEN PARISH LEPC
ASCENSION PARISH LEPC
ASSUMPTION PARISH LEPC
AVOYELLES PARISH LEPC
BEAUREGARD PARISH LEPC
BIENVILLE PARISH LEPC
BOSSIER PARISH LEPC
CADOO PARISH LEPC
CALCASIEU PARISH LEPC
CALDUELL PARISH LEPC
CAMERON PARISH LEPC
CATAHOULA PARISH LEPC
CUIBORNE PARISH LEPC
CONCORDIA PARISH LEPC
DESOTO PARISH LEPC
EAST BATON ROUGE LEPC
EAST CARROLL PARISH LEPC
EAST FELICIANA PARISH LEPC
EVANGELINE PARISH LEPC
FRANKLIN PARISH LEPC
GRANT PARISH LEPC
IBERIA PARISH LEPC
IBERVILLE PARISH LEPC
JACKSON PARISH POLICE JURY
JEFFERSON PARISH LEPC
JEFFERSON DAVIS LEPC
LAFAYETTE PARISH LEPC
LAFOURCHE PARISH LEPC
LASALLE PARISH LEPC
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KART
JOHN
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PAUL
DOUGLAS
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RON
MIKE
JOHN
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ARTY
LEONARD
AL
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TIM
RON
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P.O. BOX 220
34 NORTH ADAIR
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GARY
TON
MITCHELL
MICHAEL
HUGH
CHARLES
DENNIS
MARILYN
RAY
RANDY
JOE
JOE
JIM
CARL
LARRY A.
VAN
RAY
JOHN
DON
STEPHEN
TQM
LYNN
HOMER
LOUELL
MOODS
MARTIN
REBECCA
U. R.
BILL
OAVID
DAVID
JAY R.
TOMMY
GARY
STEVEN
BILL
DEAN
JIM
ROYCE
ROYCE
JOHNNY
HARRIS U.
ELVIS
H.O.
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JOHN
CHARLES
TOM
MIKE
BILLY JOE
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BILLY
WILLIAM
JOHNNIE
JIMMY
JOHN
JACK
JOE
WILLIAM
JOHN
WALTER
DAN
JOHN
FLOYD
W.C.
CHMLES
RONALD
JOE
TED
DELMM
BOBIV
CARL
JAY
RICHARD
RAY
DUDLEY
EARL
GREG
ALFORO
JERRY
SILL
LARRY
GARY
DAVID
ELSUQRTH
WILLIAM
VALERIANO
C. E.
BOB
FRANK
FREDDIE
DEL
BILLY
MIKE
JOHN
JERRY
ROLAND
PAUL
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JOHN
GARY
FRANCES
MICHAEL
LEE
DALLAS
GIB
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PABLO
STELLBAUER
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WILSON
HAYS
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MCNURREY
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HICKS
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FESLER
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TEAFF
JOHNSON
HAY
NCCORMICK
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ELROD
DUNLAP
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ALESHIRE
WELKER
HENNIGAN
NOONEY
GREER
MITCHELL
CADENA
BRIDGES
JAMES
ROBINSON
ZACH
FORBUSH
ROSENBAUM
PEREZ
RANEY
BERTEN
GUERRERO
HAWKINS
CHAPA
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MARTIN
CLARK
STRACHAN
WILLIAMS
BREWER
WRIGHT
GARZA
AVI LA
ROBERTSON LEPC
ROCKUALL LEPC
RUNNELS LEPC
RUSK LEPC
SABINE LEPC
SAN AUGUSTINE LEPC
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SAN PATRICIO LEPC
SAN SAM LEPC
SCMUICMEI LEPC
SCURRY LEPC
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SMITH LEPC
SONMVELL LEPC
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STEPHENS LEPC
STERLING LEPC
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SWISKER LEPC
TARRANT LEPC
TAYLOR LEPC
TEMELL LEPC
TERRY LEPC
THROCKMORTON LEPC
TITUS LEPC
TOM GREEN LEPC
TRAVIS LEPC
TRINITY LEPC
TYLER LEPC
UPSHUR LEPC
UPTON LEPC
UVALOC LEPC
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WALKER LEPC
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WARD LEPC
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WEBB LEPC
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WILSON LEPC
WINKLER LEPC
WIBC LEPC
WOOD LEPC
YOAKUM LEPC
YOUN6 LEPC
ZAPATA LEPC
ZAVALA LEPC
P.O. BOX 427
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
212 JEWELL STREET
COUNTY COURTHOUSE - WEST ANNEX
P.O. BOX 716
203 COURTHOUSE
P.O. BOX 944
400 SINTON STREET. ROOM 105
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P.O. MX 443
P.O. BOX 1161
BOX 518
P.O. BOX 926
P.O. BOX 165
106 EAST ELM, ROOM 400
P.O. BOX 1945
P.O. DRAWER 98
P.O. BOX 191
P.O. BOX 494
P.O. BOX 366
P.O. BOX 1067
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
1000 THROCKMORTON ST.
400 OAK, SUITE 407
P.O. BOX 674
201 WEST BROADWAY
P.O. BOX 578
100 WEST 1ST, 1200
3113 LOOP 306
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P.O. MX 8
702 NORTH MAGNOLIA
P.O. BOX 1004
P.O. BOX 592
P.O. BOX 3
P.O. DRAWER GG
BOX 406
P.O. BOX 1758
1100 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
836 AUSTIN STREET, SUITE 203
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P.O. BOX 786
NO. 1 GUADALUPE ST.
221 SOUTH FULTON
122 WEST SECOND ST.
P.O. BOX 400
P.O. BOX 1423
COURTHOUSE ANNEX
710 MAIN STREET. FLOOR 2
P.O. BOX 595
P.O. DRAWER Y
P.O. BOX 393
P.O. BOX 938
P.O. BOX 104
P.O. BOX 546
P.O. BOX 2908
P.O. BOX 668
FRANKLIN
ROCKUALL
WINTERS
HENDERSON
HENPHILL
SAN AUGUSTINE
COLOSPRINC
SINTON
SAM fftlft
ELDORADO
SNYDER
ALBANY
CENTER
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ABILENE
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NT. PLEASANT
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HUHTSVILLE
HENPSTEAD
MONAHANS
BRENHAM
LAREDO
WNMTON
SHAMROCK
WICHITA FALLS
VERNON
HAYMONDVILLE
GEORGETOWN
FLORESVILLE
KERMIT
DECATUR
QUITMAN
PLAINS
OLNEY
ZAPATA
CRYSTAL CITY
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STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSIONS (SERCt)
AS OF JULY, 1993
REGION 6
NAME
AGENCY
ADDRESS
CITY
ST ZIP PHONE
AR
THOMAS
JERRY
RANDALL
JAMES
JAY
JAMES
'• LA
BRYAN
SUE
JOHN
LOUIS
NANCY JO
WILLIAM
CAROL
DUDLEY
DALE
CRAIG
BOB
TOM
STANLEY
MIKE
TONIA
ROY
BOBBY
TRAVIS
•• NM
WILLIAM
GORDON
WILLIAM
IRENE
JESSE
BARAK
*• OK
TOM
JOAN
DAVID
STEVE
" TX
LAURENCE
GOODWIN
HILL
MATNIS
RYAN
TERUILL1GER
WITT
BRADSTON
CASLIN
COMPTON
COOK
CRAIG
CROFT
DELATTE
DIXON
G I YENS
GREENE
HAYES
HEBERT
JACKSON
PENALUNA
PREJEAN
R06ICHAUX
SAVOIE
ST. PIERRE
MOORE
SMITH
TROUTMAN
TRUJILLO
WADDLES
WOLFF
FEUERBORN
LEAVITT
MCBRIDE
THOMPSON
ALWIN
STATE POLICE
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DEPT OF POLLUTION CONTROL I
ECOLOGY
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARD
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES
EXXON CHEMICAL COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK
DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
NATURE CONSERVATORY
DEPARTMENT OF THE MILITARY
LOUISIANA EMERGENCY
PREPAREDENESS ASSCC.
CITY OF UESTUUCE
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
GULF STATES UTILITIES
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY •
RTK
LSU FIREMAN TRAINING CENTER
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS
CADDO PARISH LEPC
FIRE CHIEF ASSOCIATION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HOSPITALS
ST. JAMES SHERIFFS OFFICE
RINCHEM CHEMICAL
SAND I A NATIONAL LABS
NM POISON CONTROL
TESD
ALBUQUERQUE FIRE DEPARTMENT
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
OK CIVIL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
STATE AUDITOR'S DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 5901
4815 WEST MARKHAM
8009 NATIONAL DRIVE
CAMP ROBINSON
10421 WEST MARKHAN
P.O. BOX 758
P.O. BOX 241
P.O. BOX 7558
5825 FLORIDA BLVD.
P.O. BOX 66614
340 ST. JOSEPH STREET
P.O. BOX 44217
P.O. BOX 82358
P.O. BOX 700
7920 BLUEBONNET BLVD.
P.O. BOX 256
P.O. BOX 66614
6868 NICHOLSON DRIVE
P.O. BOX 324
P.O. BOX 192
17296 NARSCELLE
P.O. BOX 7033
P.O. BOX 629
P.O. BOX 83
6133 EDITH BLVD., N.E.
P.O. BOX 5800
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
P.O. BOX 2086
HEALTH t ENVIRONMENT
P.O. BOX 53365
1000 NORTH EAST 10TH STREET
3600 MARTIH LUTHER KING BLVD
1000 NORTH EAST 10TH STREET
209 EAST 9TH STREET
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
COHUAV
BATON ROUGE
ALEXANDRIA
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
WESTLAKE
BATON ROUGE
NARINGOUIN
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
PLMUEMINE
SKREVEPORT
PRAIRIEVILLE
BELLE CHASE
BATON ROUGE
CONVENT
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA FE
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA FE
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
AUSTIN
AR 72215 5012244111
AR 72201 5016612638
AR 72209 5015627444
AR 72118 5017715100
AR 72205 5016824540
AR 72032 5013295601
LA 70821 5043597102
LA 71306 318(876380
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LA 70765 5046875140
LA 71161 3184255351
LA 70769 5046213475
LA 70037 5043597011
LA 70821 5043426726
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NM 87131 5052774261
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NM 87103 5057646322
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OK 73152 4055212481
OK 73111 4052718056
OK 73111 4054252424
OK 73111 4052714677
TX 78701 5124754115
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DAVID
LOUIS
BRIAN
CATHY
JAMES
BENNY
JIM
PAT
LUTHER
KRAIC
CATHERINE
NONA
ED
BO*
HAROLD
NARLIN
U. N.
GARY
PAULA
TON
SHARON
NANCY
CHARLES
DENNIS
LEUANNE
JIN
WILLIE
LIAS
AL
WINDLE
PAT
BILL
VIRGIL
BARKER
BERRY
BERWICK
BONNER
BRADLEY
COTTLE
DAILY
EBARI
ELMORE
CALL I MORE
CHICLIERI
COLO
GONZALES
HALVERSON
HUGHES
JOHNSTON
KIRIY
NAURO
MCKINNEY
MILLUEE
MALLS
OLINGER
PAGE
PALAFOX
RAT
ROBERTSON
SCOTT
STEEN
STERLING
TAYLOR
TERRY
UPTON
UALSMITH
TEXAS WATER COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION
SERVICE
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
DEPT OF HIGHWAYS ( PLWLIC
TRANS.
TEXAS FOREST SERVICE
CONPTOLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
STATE IANKING DEPARTMENT
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION
TEXAS AIR CONTROL BOARD
STATE BOARD OF INSURANCE
PUBLIC UTILITIES CONN. OF
TEXAS
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DIVISION OF EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXT. SERVICE
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE
TEXAS EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
PARKS < WILDLIFE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY
AFFAIRS
PURCHASING I GENERAL SERVICES
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION
SERVICE
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
TEXAS DEPARTMENT MHMR
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
1700 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
BEREAU OF EMERGENCY MGMT.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIV
FIRST CITY CENTER, STE 1100
TEXAS AIM UNIVERSITY
P.O. BOX 5218
STATE HGHUY BUILDING
P.O. BOX 310
111 EAST 17TH STREET
P.O. BOX 12847
2601 N. LAMAR
410 EAST STN STREET
EMERGENCY RESPONSE DIVISION
STATE INSURANCE BLOC. «301
7800 SHOAL CREEK BLVD.
701 UEST 51ST STREET
WILLIAM TRAVIS BUILDING
1700 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
P.O. BOX 4087
2218 PERSHING DRIVE
SUPREME COURT BUILDING
TEXAS AIM UNIVERSITY
4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD
TEC BUILDING
4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD
8317 CROSS PARK DRIVE
1711 SAN JAC1NTO
TEXAS AIM UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
909 WEST 45TH STREET
P.O. BOX 12967
TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT DIV.
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
LUFKIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
TX 78701
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TX 78754 5124434100
TX 78701 5124633446
TX 77843 4098457952
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TX 78773 5124652000
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ANNEX K - APPLICABLE MEMORANDUMS OF UNDERSTANDING/AGREEMENT
USEPA REGION VI ACP:ANNEX KrMOUS:12/93
K-I-1
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
between the
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD
and the
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
pertaining to the
FEDERAL RESPONSE UNDER THE NATIONAL OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
POLLUTION CONTINGENCY PLAN (NCP)
I. GENERAL. This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) recognizes
the general mission of the General Services Administration (GSA)
to provide logistical and telecommunications support to the
Federal establishment. The MOU specifically delineates the
responsibility of GSA to provide assistance to the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and
other member agencies of the NRT to the National Oil and
Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP) who would
be tasked by the (EPA/USCG) Federal On-Scene Coordinator (FOSC)
in a response situation to implement the NCP. It sets forth the
procedures to be followed by EPA, the USCG, member agencies of
the NRT, and GSA when such assistance is requested to support
those plans. The MOU also recognizes that the agency providing
the FOSC and/or member agencies of the NRT must reimburse GSA for
its activities in providing such assistance.
II. BACKGROUND.
1. The Federal Response. The Federal response to
oil discharges and hazardous substance releases are conducted in
accordance with the National Oil and Hazardous Substances
Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP). The NCP effectuates the
response powers and responsibilities created by the Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, as
amended (CERCLA), and the authorities of the Oil Pollution Act
(OPA). Under the NCP, a Federal ON-Scene Coordinator (FOSC),
designated by the U.S. EPA, USCG, the Department of Defense
(DoD), or the Department of Energy (DoE), is responsible for
directing the response efforts and coordinating all other efforts
at the scene of an oil or hazardous substance release. The USCG
provides FOSCs for oil and hazardous substance releases into or
threatening the coastal zones. EPA provides the FOSC for
releases into or threatening the inland zone. DoD and DoE
provides FOSCs for releases from any facility or vessel operated
under their respective jurisdiction or control.
2. The National Response Team. The National
Response Team (NRT), composed of 15 Federal agencies with major
environmental and public health responsibilities for oil and
hazardous substance releases, is the primary vehicle for
coordinating Federal agency activities under the NCP. EPA chairs
the NRT while the USCG serve as vice-chair. The Regional
Response Teams (RRTs) are made up of regional representatives
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from each State within the Region and are cochaired by EPA and
USCG. The RRTs serve as planning and preparedness bodies before
a response, marshal their respective agency response resources
and provide coordination and advice to the FOSC during response
actions.
III. PRINCIPAL EPA/USCG STAFF
1. EPA Central Office. The principal point of
contact in EPA Headquarters for the purpose of this MOU is the
Director of the Emergency Response Division, Office of Emergency
and Remedial Response. The principal point of contact in the
USCG Headquarters is Commandant (G-MEP).
2. Regional Offices. The principal points of
contact in the field are Regional Response Team (RRT) Co-Chairs
(EPA/USCG).
IV. PRINCIPAL GSA STAFF.
A. GSA Emergency Coordinator. The principal point of
contact and the coordinating official in GSA Central Office is
the GSA Emergency Coordinator.
B. Regional Emergency Coordinator. For a region where a
potential or actual emergency has occurred, the GSA Regional
Emergency Coordinator (REC) or a designated alternate is the
regional point of contact for Regional Response Team (RRT) Co-
Chair alerts and requests for assistance. Once the emergency
response is underway the FOSC will direct the GSA REC as to what
support is needed.
C. Federal Emergency Support Coordinator. Upon an alert
or request for assistance from the RRT Co-Chair (EPA or USCG),
the GSA Regional Administrator or a delegated representative
shall appoint a Federal Emergency Support Coordinator (FESC).
The FESC shall serve as the principal point of contact between
GSA and FOSC for the establishment of logistical support
priorities, allocation of GSA resources, and coordination of the
delivery of all GSA services, equipment, and materials except
that pertaining to telecommunications. The FESC, with
appropriate GSA support staff as determined by the FESC, shall
normally be located at the Field Office. The FESC will serve
until released by the FOSC.
D. Zone Emergency Communications Planner. In accordance
with the National Plan for Telecommunications Support in Non-
Wartime Emergencies, the GSA Assistant Regional Administrator for
Information Resources Management (IRM) or equivalent will appoint
a GSA staff person with experience in communications as the Zone
Emergency Communications Planner (ZECP). The ZECP, in
coordination with the RRT will prepare and maintain a Zone
Telecommunications Support Plan for the regions in the zone.
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E. Federal Emergency Communications Manager. When
responding under the NCP, RRT Co-Chair may request that GSA
designate a Federal Emergency Communications Manager (FECM) to
serve on the staff of the FOSC. The FECM will function as
described in the National Plan for Telecommunications Support in
Non-Wartime Emergencies. The FECM will continue to serve in that
capacity until such time as the FOSC determines that
telecommunications requirements have been fulfilled. The FECM,
with appropriate GSA support as determined by the FECM, will
normally be located in the Field Office.
V. EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES. It is understood by the agencies
who would provide the FOSC that the implementation of agreements
made herein requires prompt action to establish the Field Office
in order to assist the affected State and local communities in
responding to an environmental emergency. Timeliness is
especially critical when responding to a hazardous substance
release/oil spill emergency or when one is imminent. However, it
is also understood that continuing to invoke the "situation of an
unusual or compelling urgency" clause of the Competition in
Contracting Act of 1984 without substantiating documentation can
be questioned during a post emergency audit. For these reasons,
the provisions of section VI.A.3 of this MOU will be followed to
ensure compliance with all relevant legal requirements.
Decisions as to the degree of timeliness or urgency required for
GSA support will be made by the FOSC, with the advice of the
FESC. Verbal requests will be followed up in writing in a timely
manner.
VI. GSA RESPONSIBILITIES. Upon request or tasking by the FOSC
GSA shall provide a full range of timely logistical and
telecommunications support to the Federal response effort in
accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), the GSA
Acquisition Regulations (GSAR), as amended, and relevant public
laws so that the Field Office may be operational no later than 48
hours after the request is received by GSA.
A. Space.
1. After the FOSC has determined specific space
requirements and operational facility needs for the Field
Office(s) and other required support locations, GSA will
expeditiously arrange for the use of such space. In order to
provide GSA with documentation to support its contractual
obligations, the FOSC will provide to GSA, within 48 hours of any
verbal request, a written justification for the size, type,
approximate duration, and location of the requested space. GSA
will use all available sources, including State and local
governments, to 'obtain appropriate space.
2. It is understood that space requirements may
change during the emergency period. If the FOSC determines that
an increase or decrease in space for the Field Office is
required, it will provide GSA with 14 days prior notice to
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acquire the new space. In such cases, because the "situation of
an unusual or compelling urgency" continues to exist and market
survey requirements may still be waived, GSA will expedite the
search for the requested new space.
B. Office Furniture and Equipment. To allow for the
timely opening of the Field Office(s) or other locations, the
required office furniture and equipment will be provided from
sources that will be timely and provide the least cost to the
Government. Sources used can be excess or surplus inventories of
the Federal Government, if available, or by lease or purchase
from commercial sources determined by GSA to be in the
Government's best interest.
C. Office Supplies. Office supplies and other expendable
items will be provided from either GSA or commercial sources. If
from commercial sources, blanket purchase agreements (BPA's)
should be utilized with local vendors unless another method is
determined to be more advantageous by the contracting officer.
A BPA should be used with local vendors for purchases under
$25,000. The FOSC or his designed representative, will provide
the FESC with the names of people authorized to approve orders to
BPA vendors, and the FESC will appropriately notify the vendors.
D. Transportation. All transportation requirements
including motor pool management, necessary for the movement of
personnel, equipment, and supplies shall be provided by GSA
through Government-owned vehicles or established vehicle leasing
contracts. Government credit cards will be furnished with
Government-owned vehicles. Accountability for credit cards and
expenses incurred from their use will be the responsibility of
the agency using them. For the movement of emergency supplies,
water, food, medicine, personnel, etc., all required land, sea,
and air transportation services will be provided. If Government
or contracted transportation assets are not available or cannot
be provided in a timely manner, these services will be secured
through local contracts in accordance with procedures outlined in
FAR 8-1102 and 8-1103-11.
E. Communications. Telecommunications services shall be
provided in accordance with the National Plan for Communications
Support in Non-Wartime Emergencies. When a FECM has been
activated, GSA will provide any or all of the following services
as requested: trunk lines and other circuits; installation;
facilities layout of telephone, switchboard, and teletype
services; equipment maintenance; and consultation and technical
assistance regarding the establishment or relocation of AOP
services. When activated, the FECM will coordinate the use of
the communications assets and the fulfillment of communications
requirements of all agencies operating in the Field Office, in
accordance with priorities established by the communications
services. Any declaration of a telecommunications emergency will
be done by the FECM, after consultation with the FOSC, in
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accordance with the National Communications System (NCS) NSEP
Telecommunications Procedures Manual. Neither the FOSC nor the
FECM will request implementation of the NSEP Telecommunications
Procedures, except in very unusual circumstances. The FECM is
authorized to act as a designated agency representative (BAR) for
the purposes of ordering FTS 2000 services.
F. Printing/Graphic and Reproduction Services. The GSA
Regional Emergency Coordinator will make prior standing
arrangements with the GSA Regional Printing and Distribution
Branch to ensure "rapid turnaround" of printing, photographic
reproduction, layouts, blueprints, forms, and other graphics as
ordered by the FESC.
G. Advisory Personnel. GSA will make technical advisors
available to the FOSC in the areas of acquisition, storage, and
transportation. Engineering assistance will also be made
available for help in damage surveys, appraisals of buildings for
demolition or repair, etc.
H. Procurement of Staff Quarters. It is generally agreed
that each Federal agency will remain responsible for the location
and assignment of housing for its staff. However, it is
understood that GSA may be tasked by the FOSC to secure
accommodations directly or to coordinate all or part of the
Federal staff housing requirements.
I. Other Services. GSA shall provide other logistical
support as requested or tasked by the FOSC which may include, but
is not limited to: mobile home acquisition; assistance in the
restoration of interrupted public utility service to Federal
agencies; the loan of excess Federal personal property and its
return to the holding agency after use; donation of Federal
surplus personal property for use and ultimate disposition by
State government in accordance with current procedures;
preliminary damage assessment; clean-up contractor services^
specialized tecnnicar suppdrT; and other support not necessarily
common to all operations.
VII. FOSC RESPONSIBILITIES.
A. Notification.
1. Potential Emergency. The FOSC will alert the GSA
Emergency Coordinator or Regional Emergency Coordinator of
conditions which could result in a need for emergency support.
The FOSC alert shall include a fund citation, logistical
requirements, and the potential area of the operation to enable
GSA to take the -appropriate actions to allow for the expeditious
opening of the field office as soon as possible after the
notification.
2. Emergency Operations. Upon implementation of
emergency response operations, the FOSC will request the GSA
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Administrator or Regional Administrator to provide specific
logistical support and include a fund citation authorizingGSA to
contract on behalf of the FOSC for those goods and services
requested, up to any funding limit which may be imposed. If the
initial request is issued verbally, it will be confirmed in
writing within 24 hours, as in attachment (1). The written
confirmation will include an indication of the degree of urgency
and the timeliness required for provision of GSA support. It
will also include, if needed, the basis for a justification for
noncompetitiveness acquisition to be made by the GSA contracting
officer(s) in accordance with FAR 6.302-2(c)(1), which authorizes
other than "full and open competition" in cases of "unusual and
compelling urgency." The FOSC after consulting with the FESC will
determine the date after which noncompetitive acquisition can no
longer be justified. All GSA contracts executed on FOSC's behalf
will be in accordance with the Federal and GSA acquisition
regulations and procedures.
3. Documentation. The FOSC will indicate concurrence
with any acquisition made by GSA for goods or services. Verbal
requests for such acquisitions will be followed by written
concurrence within 72 hours. The FOSC will also provide GSA with
proof of receipt of goods or services ordered by GSA on its
behalf. The proof of receipt shall be signed by the FOSC or
his/her authorized representative.
B. Coordination of GSA Services.
1. To assure full GSA support to the FOSC and the
entire Federal establishment involved in a specific emergency
response effort and avoid duplication of requests for services,
equipment, or materials, the FOSC will request each supporting
agency to appoint a logistics coordinator if appropriate. All
specific agency requirements for logistical support will be
submitted to the FOSC, through its logistics coordinator, then
to the GSA FESC.
2. To increase the effectiveness of GSA's response
capability, RRT Cochairs will ensure that GSA headquarters and
GSA regional offices, as appropriate, are invited to participate
with members of the RRT in planning and operational meetings
that involve or impact on the GSA designated areas of
responsibility. Such meetings include, but are not limited to,
planning meetings, operational meetings, and post-emergency
critiques. Copies of reports reflecting on the services of GSA
in support of agreements of this MOU will be forwarded to the GSA
Emergency Coordinator.
3. The agency providing the FOSC and GSA headquarters
agree to work to resolve outstanding logistical support issues
that are referred to the headquarters level. It is expected that
the FOSC, the FESC or other appropriate regional agency officials
and GSA regional officials will make every attempt to resolve
issues at the Field Office and Regional Office levels prior to
forwarding such issues to headquarters for resolution.
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4. FOSC will assume accountability for all furniture,
office equipment, and other equipment and materials leased or
rented by GSA for response under the NCP. The FOSC will assume
responsibility for the maintenance and repair of the
aforementioned equipment and furniture. The FOSC must ensure
that a signed receipt is obtained for such furniture and
equipment upon return to the vendor.
5. For the purpose of monitoring the authorized
expenditures and facilitating timely documentation of procurement
support records, the FOSC agrees to review periodically with the
FESC the order values placed under BPA's.
C. Closing the Field Office.
1. At the time the Field Office is established, the
FOSC or his/her designed representative will give the FESC and
the FECM an estimate of how long the Field Office will remain
open, and will notify them in a timely manner of any change in
that estimate. The FOSC will provide written notice to the REC
at least three workdays before closing the Field Office. Except
as indicated in VI.C.2 below, GSA support to the Federal
emergency response will normally cease upon closure of the Field
Office, at which time all further logistical and financial
support will be provided by the FOSC through its normal operating
procedures. Any active contractual agreements and/or
arrangements for service required by the FOSC after the closing
of the Field Office will become the full responsibility of the
FOSC or other member agencies of the NRT, unless GSA is
specifically requested to provide continuing services. GSA
Federal Supply Service support may continue until completion of
utilization and donation actions, if any.
2. If a FECM was activated to coordinate the initial
installation of the telecommunications services, and it is
anticipated that some other NRT member agencies may continue
field operations after the FOSC has officially closed its Field
Office, the FECM will arrange in advance for continuation of
communications support to the other agencies once the FOSC has
determined a close out date. In this situation, the FOSC will
provide reasonable advance notice to the FECM before closing the
Field Office.
Barring an explicit, written agreement to the contrary, the
agency of the FOSC or GSA is not responsible for any costs
associated with the operation of an office in the area of the
emergency after the Field Office has officially closed.
VIII. ADMINISTRATION.
A. Billing and Reimbursement.
1. Direct Billing. GSA will instruct all vendors
providing goods and services pursuant to contracts executed by
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GSA on behalf of the FOSC and in accordance with paragraphs
VI.A.3 or VI.A.4 of this agreement to bill the FOSC directly.
Unless the FOSC directs otherwise in specific cases, all such
requests for reimbursement should be sent to the FOSC's Regional
Office in the region where the emergency occurred. Bills should
be received by the FOSC not later than 60 days after the goods or
services were delivered and final bills should be marked "FINAL."
Any procedures or coordination considered necessary will be
agreed upon by GSA and the FOSC and applied uniformly to each
agency's respective regional offices to allow GSA to complete any
contract administration required.
2. GSA Reimbursement. For reimbursable expenses it
incurs in supporting any activities covered by this MOU, GSA will
obtain reimbursement from the FOSC through the Department of the
Treasury's On-Line Payment and Collections System (OPAC). GSA
will submit OPAC bills quarterly and comply with the provisions
of 44 CFR, Part 205, Sub part I, Reimbursement of Other Federal
Agencies, to the extent that they are applicable. GSA will also
provide copies of the billed work authorization report or similar
backup documentation to clarify the OPAC charges. Bills will
specify the request for assistance to which they apply, and the
backup documentation will list items by object class and cost
element and will indicate (a) previously billed, (b) current
billing, and (c) cumulative amount billed to date. •
3. Reporting. The agency providing the FOSC agrees
to minimize any special reporting requirement for support
provided by GSA. Any record keeping and reporting requirements
that are over and above those specified in 44 CFR, Part 205,
Subpart I, will be concurred upon by GSA and the agency providing
the FOSC at the headquarters level and applied uniformly to each
agency's respective regional offices.
B. Audits. When requested to do so by the agency
providing the FOSC the GSA Inspector General (IG) will, on a
reimbursable basis, test controls used by GSA in its billing
procedures and will audit selected bills that GSA has submitted
to the FOSC to determine whether they are properly supported.
The GSA IG will consult with the FOSC's agency IG on the
limitations of the scope of each review, the selection of
controls to be tested, and the bills to be audited. Audit
reports will be provided to the FOSC's agency IG for subsequent
distribution to appropriate agencies internal offices.
IX. COORDINATION AND REVIEW. To ensure ongoing
coordination and implementation of this MOU, the following
procedures will be established:
A. The responding member agencies of the Regional
Response Team shall meet, as required, after an emergency
operation to review the FOSC and GSA coordination and cooperation
at the regional and field levels and will provide input to the
FOSC for inclusion to the after action report. Copies of the
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FOSC after action report should be submitted to the GSA Emergency
Coordinator for his review.
B. The emergency coordinator of the agency providing the
FOSC or other designed representative and the GSA Emergency
Coordinator shall meet as necessary, to review agreements
described herein and to consider changes and/or additions and
review recurring problems identified in FOSC after action
reports.
(DATE) (DATE)
RICHARD G. AUSTIN DON R. CLAY
ADMINISTRATOR, ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR,
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION OSWER,
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY
(DATE)
RADM ARTHUR E. HENN
OFFICE OF MARITIME SAFETY,
SECURITY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD
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ANNEX L - PUBLIC/EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
APPENDIX I GENERAL RULE FOR MEDIA INTERACTION, COMMUNITY
RELATIONS AND INTERNAL INFORMATION
I. MEDIA INTERACTION
The general public's opinion of an oil spill effort is not
always based upon what action has been taken, but upon what
information they have received. Supplying information to the media
is a critical component of pollution response, and is a primary
function of the USEPA On-Scene Coordinator (OSC). Early and
accurate news releases serve to minimize public apprehension and to
enhance their faith in the response community's ability to deal
with oil spills.
To ensure an accurate flow of information, a single point of
contact, or pool of public affairs personnel should be established
for media relations. The number of people needed to respond to
inquiries will vary depending on the size of the incident and the
media interest involved. The FOSC has may resources available to
assist with the media. For small spills the assistance of the
Public Information Assist Team (PIAT) and/or EPA Region VI Public
Affairs or private industry may be sufficient. For larger spills
with more media interest it may be necessary for the FOSC to
establish under the unified command structure a Public Information
Officer. (For more details refer to Annex B-V and/or Annex L-III).
II. COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Providing information directly to members of the impacted
community, free of the filtering and potentially distorting effect
of the media is critical to the public understanding of the
incident response. Community relations may include scheduling of
public meetings, preparing speeches and coordinating public
activities with the Public Information Officer (PIO) under the
unified command structure.
In order to ensure that important constituencies are not
overlooked or slighted during a major response, it is important
that the Community Relations officer be assigned to the public
affairs element. Under no circumstances should community relations
be a collateral duty of the media relations officer during a major
incident.
III. INTERNAL INFORMATION
Informing the members of the response community of the status
of the response is vital if consistent and accurate information is
to be conveyed to all interested parties. Internal information is
the process of information our own people of the status of our
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activities.
At a minimum, all personnel assigned to response duties should
be provided with access to the daily fact sheet prepared by the
Public Information Officer (PIO). This will help ensure a
consistent and accurate flow of information.
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ANNEX L - PUBLIC/EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
APPENDIX II GUIDELINES FOR MEDIA INTERACTION
I. PRESS RELEASES
Considering the environmentally conscious of locations with
USEPA Region VI area, any pollution incident is likely to generate
interest from the public and media. One or two inquiries by phone
can be handled by a short phone interview with the USEPA FOSC or
the appropriate Branch Chief. However, for large spills it is not
always possible to serve the people of the news media by conducting
individual phone interviews. Whenever significant media interest
is anticipated, the FOSC may establish under the unified command an
Public Information Officer (PIO) who should generate a press
release describing the incident, response efforts, future plans and
other details as necessary. (See below under III. Joint
Information Center of this annex for roles and responsibilities of
the PIO).
The press release should be prepared on official letterhead or
new release format. It should always include a name and a phone
number for additional information. The news release should be sent
by the most expeditious manner. It is not necessary to supply a
news release to every news agency listed. As a minimum the release
should be supplied to newspapers and other media members who have
inquired about the incident. It is important to give a news
release broad distribution to avoid giving one media representative
an advantage over another.
An updated press release should be prepared at a regular
intervals so that the media can be continually informed of
progress. Distributing a press release by 1500 or 1600 on a daily
basis will place timely information in the hands of the television
and radio media for inclusion in the evening's news summary. For
the print media, an evening press release is recommended to provide
a final update for the day. This daily press release -- provided
as often as necessary -- should continue until the pollution
incident has been concluded or there is no more media interest.
II. PRESS CONFERENCES AND NEWS BRIEFS
Pollution incidents that generate significant media interest
normally require press conferences or news briefs. These media
gatherings provide an opportunity to film and ask questions of
senior response officials. In most incidents, under the unified
management system a Public Information Officer (PIO) and his/her
staff will make arrange for conferences and briefings. This will
serve as the central clearing point for the dissemination of public
information from the agency he/she is representing to both the
unified command and media. The PIO might find it beneficial to
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provide a press release, statement or press packet prior to
conducting a press conference. The PIO spokesperson(s) should
approach the conference with a clear idea of the specific points to
be discussed and anticipate questions that may be posed. Charts,
diagrams and other visuals are a big plus.
The times and locations of the press conferences should be
established to the media well in advance whenever possible. This
can be accomplished with a news advisory. It may be beneficial to
conduct press conferences near the site of the pollution incident.
This presents a challenging scenarios to the POI and/or other
Public Affairs personnel.
Public buildings in the area which can handle the expected
media representatives should be quickly identified. This may
include, fire stations, police stations or other State and local
government buildings.
One alternative is to conduct a conference or briefing on
scene or from alongside a mobile command post. On scene
conferences or briefings must be carefully coordinated to ensure
efforts to control the spill are not disrupted.
Some members of the media will request access to the spill
site for photo opportunities. Direct access to the private
property such as facilities will remain under the control of the
owner. It may be advantageous for Public Information Officer to
make available transportation to tour the affected areas from the
waterside. When media interest exceeds the capacity of the
available transportation, it will be necessary to form a press
pool. The selection of participants is best left to members of the
media. The media may also obtain their own transportation vehicle
with which to view the spill site. They will continue to be
governed by a the PIO or Safety Zone that may be effect unless
granted specific access by appropriate authority.
Members of the media also approach personnel at a spill site.
If possible, they should be referred to the Public Information
Officer (PIO). Agency representatives on scene may answer
questions regarding their particular role. The rule of thumb is,
if it's your job you can talk about it, if its not then refer them
to who is responsible.
Accompanying a spill of significant public interest will be
increased demand for information from public officials. The PIO
within the unified command structure, will prepare briefing
materials for elected or pubic officials who may request
information about the incident.
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III. JOINT INFORMATION CENTER (JIG)
During a major oil spill, where media activity is expected to
last several days, the FOSC should establish a joint information
center (JIC) to coordinate the Public Affairs activities of
participating agencies and parties.
The role of the Public Information Officer (PIO) within the
unified command structure is responsible for interfacing with
his/her counterparts in the unified management system, media, and
appropriate agencies.
1) Establish in cooperation with counterparts in the unified
management system a press area and Joint Information
Center.
2) Serve as the central clearing point for the dissemination
of public information from the agency he/she is
representing to both the unified management system and
media.
3) Coordination the approval of the unified management
system prior to releasing information to the media.
4) Organize and serve as a central clearing house for all
media tours as approved by the unified command.
5) Organize and conduct unified command media briefings.
6) Resolve conflicting information and identify media
concerns to the unified management system.
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104STAT. 486 PUBLIC LAW 101-880—AUG. 18,1990
TITLE DC-AMENDMENTS TO OH. SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND. ETC
Sw. 9001. AnMndmmU to Oil Spill Liability Itort fund.
SK. 9002. Chaaoi ralotinc to odMr hinfe. ' ,
TITLE I—OIL POLLUTION LIABILITY AND
COMPENSATION
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S3USC2701. 8te.lMl. DEFINITIONS. ' ! -. ,'•'''.. ','
For the purposes of this Act, the term—
(1) ''act of God" means an unanticipated grave natural disas-
ter or other natural phenomenon of an exceptional, inevitable,
and irresistible character the effects of which could not have
been prevented or avoided by the exercise of due care or fore-
sight;
(2) "barrel" means 42 United States gallons at 60 degrees
fahrenheit;
(3) "claim" means a request, made in writing for a sum
certain, for compensation for damages or removal oosts result-
ing from an incident!
(4) "claimant" means any person or government who presents
a claim for compensation under this tiue;
(5) "damages" means damages specified in section 1002(b) of
this Act, and includes the cost of samssing these damages;
(6) "deepwater port" is a facility licensed under the Deep-
water Port Act of 1974 (33 U&C. 1501-1524);
(7) "discharge" means any emission (other than natural seep-
age), intentional or unintentional, and includes, but is not
limited to. spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting,
emptying, or dumping;
(8) "exclusive economic sona" means the tone established by
Presidential Proclamation Numbered 5030, dated March 10.
1983, including the ocean waters of the areas referred to as
"eastern special areas" in Article 3(1) of the Agreement be-
tween the United States of America and the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics on the Maritime Boundary, signed June 1,
1990;
(9) "facility" means any structure, group of structures, equip-
ment, or device (other than a vessel) which is used for one or
more of the following purposes: exploring for, drilling for.
producing, storing, handling, transferring, prnofesini. or
transporting oil. This term includes any motor vehicle, rolling
stock, or pipeline used for one or more of these purposes;
(10) "foreign offshore unit" means a facility which is located,
in whole or in part, in the territorial sea or on the continental
shelf of a foreign country and which is or was used for one or
more of the following purposes: exploring for, drilling for.
producing, storing, K«»Mi»Ft. transferring, proonssinn. or
transporting oil produced from the seabed beneath the foreign
country's territorial sea or from the foreign country's continen-
tal shelf;
(11) "Fund" means the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund, estab-
lished by section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26
U.S.C. 9509);
(12) "gross ton" has the meaning given that term by the
Secretary under part J of title 46, United States Coda;
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PUBLIC LAW 101-380-AUG. 18,1990 104 STAT. 487
(18) "guarantor" means any parson, other than the respon-
sible party, who provides evidence of financial responsibility for
a responsible party under this Act;
(14) "incident" means any occurrence or series of occurrences
having the same origin, involving one or more vessels, firiHtitt.
or any combination thereof, resulting in the discharge or
substantial threat of discharge of oil;
<15) "Indian tribe" means any Indian tribe, band, nation, or
other organised group or community, but not including any
Alaska Native rational or village corporation, which ia reccg- ,t -.,
niaadas.eligible for the spatial p -'
by the United States to" I"**'"" "Wraiitt of thtir statin as
imtifM and has governmental authority over lands t»i««f »f to
or controlled bv the tribe; - ——«—
(16) "lessee1'means a parson holding a leasehold interest in
an oil or gas laaaa on landa beneath navigable waters (as that
term is defined in eection 2(a) of the flnhmaigeJ Lands Act (48
U.S.C. 1301(a)» or on submerged landa of the Outer Continental
Shelf, granted or maintained under applicable State law or the
Outer Continental Shelf Landa Act (43 U AC. 1831 et eeq.);
(17) "liable" or "liability" ahall be eonatruad to be the atand-
ard of liability which obtains under aoction 811 of the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act (88 UAC. 1821);
(18) "mobile offshore drilling unit" means a vassal (other than
a aslf-elevating lift vans!) capable of use as an offshore facility;
(19) "National Contingency Plan" means the National Contin-
gency Plan prepared and published under section 811(d) of the
Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended by this Act, or
revised under section 105 of the Comprehensive Environmental
Response. Compensation, and Liability Act (42 U.S.C. 9605);
(20) "natural resources" includes land, fish, wildlife, biota.
air, water, ground water, drinking water supplies, and other
such resource* belonging to. managed by, bald in trust by,
appertaining to, or otherwise controlled by the United States
(including the resources of the exclusive economic ante), any
State or local government or Indian tribe, or any foreign
government;
(21) "navigable waters" means the waters of the United
States, including the territorial sea;
(22) "offshore facility" means any facility of any kind located
in. on, or under any of the navigable waters of the United
States, and any faculty of any kind which ia subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States and to located in. on. or under
any other waters, other than a vessel or a public vessel;
(28) "oil" means oil of any kind or in any form, including, but
not limited to, petroleum, fuel oil. sludge, oil refuss, and oil
mixed with wastes other than dredged spoil, but doss not in-
clude petroleum, including crude oQ or any fraction thereof.
which is specifically listed or designated as a haaardous sub-
stance under subparagraphs (A) through (F) of eection 101(14) of
the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,
and Liability Act (42 U.S.C. 9601) and which to subject to the
provisions of that Act;
(24) "onshore facility" means any facility (including, but not
limited to. motor vehicles and rolling stock) of any kind located
in, on, or under, any land within the United States other than
submerged land;
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Public Law 101-880
101st Congress
An Act
To Mtabltoh limitation* IB liability for
•UhlMi a fund forth* payment of
roMhinc from oil pollution, to
for *uch damana, and for i
Be it enacted by the Senate and Route of Repretentatitm of the
United State of America in Congreu auembled,
SBCTION I. SHORT TITLE.
Thto Act may be cited M the "Oil Pollution Act of 1990".
SIC S. TABLC OF CONTENTS.
Th* content* of thia Act are ufollowi:
TRIE I-OIL POLLUTION LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION
S*c.
SK.
SK.
SK.
SK.
SK.
SK.
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SK.
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SK.
SK.
SK.
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1001.
1002.
1003.
1004.
1005.
1006
1007.
1008.
1009.
1010.
1011.
1012.
1013.
1014.
1015.
1016.
1017.
1018.
1019.
1020.
Limit* oo liability.
Natotmli
Kaoowtry by former
•10
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fUeowtryby rKpniuiM* party.
ContributioB.
IiKkmiuTicatioo afrMonU.
Conraltatioo on removal
Darifnation of aoure* and ailmtiamiinut
SubrofMioB.
rutanoal laipcaaftillty.
LitifatMB. juriadietion. aad «MM.
lUUtionahip to other law.
Stau nnanetal ia»uimlilily.
TITLE n-OONFORMINC AMENDMENTS
SK. 2001. Interrantion en the High SBM Act.
SK. 2002. Federal Waur Pollution Control Act
Sac. 2003. Datpwatar Port Act
Sac 2004. Outer Continental 8holf Land* Act
of ItTS.
TITLE m-INTERNATIONAL OIL POLLUTION PREVENTION AND REMOVAL
SK. 9001 SMMoTConcraBrafBrdintaartidpatioal
SK. 3062. Unitod 3uu*Can*d* Great Laka* oil apill <
SK. 3008. Unitad SutatCanada Lak* Charaplain oil i
SK. 9004. International inventory of removal equipment and ptnoonat.
SK. 1005. Nafotiattont with Canada ooocemii . - -
TRIE rV-PKEVENTION AND REMOVAL
Subtitle A-PieiauUua
SK. 4101. Krri«w of alcohol andI dro» ao»a» aad i
SK. 4102. Tarn of Umnam. oarUrkatM of ra«ta^^i7marchant i
riminal
d iwvfe
4103. Sutpvnaion and rerocation of llnaiim. cartiflcatai of rafwtry.
' nt marinar*' decumantti for alcohol and dr«( ahoaa.
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(25) the term "Outer Continental Shelf facility" means an
offshore facility which is located, in whole or in part, on the
Outer Continental Shelf and is or was used for one or more of
the following purposes: exploring for, drilling for, producing,
storing, handling, transferring, processing, or transporting oil
produced from the Outer Continental Shelf;
(26) "owner or operator" means (A) in the case of a vessel, any
person owning, operating, or chartering by demise, the vessel.
and (B) in the case of an onshore facility, and an offshore
facility, any person owning or operating such onshore facility or
offshore facility, and (C) in the case of any abandoned offshore
facility, the person who owned or operated such facility imme-
diately prior to such •H»»H«H.MII».
(27) "person" means an individual, corporation, partnership,
association. State, municipality, commission, or political sub-
division of a State, or any interstate body;
(28) "permittee" means a person holding an authorization,
license, or permit for geological exploration issued under section
11 of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (48 U.6.C. 1340) or
applicable State law;
(29) "public vessel" means a vessel owned or bareboat char-
tered and operated by the United States, or by a State or
political subdivision thereof, or by a foreign nation, except when
the vessel is engaged in commerce;
(30) "remove or "removal" means containment and removal
of oil or a hazardous substance from water and shorelines or the
taking of other actions as may be necessary to fini*""* or
mitigate damage to the public health or welfare, including, but
not limited to, fish, shellfish, wildlife, and public and private
property, shorelines, and beaches;
(31) ''removal costs" means the costs of removal that are
incurred after a discharge of oil has occurred or, in any case in
which there is a substantial threat of a discharge of oil. the costs
to prevent, ™inimi»» or mitigate oil pollution from such an
incident;
(32) "responsible party" means the following:
(A) VESSELS.—In the case of a vessel, an;
any person owning.
operating, or demise chartering the vessel.
(B) ONSHOU PAaurns.—In the case of an onshore facil-
ity (other than a pipeline), any person owning or operating
the facility, except a Federal agency. Stela, municipality,
commission, or political subdivision of a State, or any inter-
state body, that as the owner transfers possession and right
to use the property to another person by lease, assignment,
or permit.
(O OrrsHou rACxunxs.—In the case of an offshore facU-
ity (other than a pipeline or a deepwater port licensed
under the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (38 VAC. 1501 et
seq.)), the lessee or permittee of the area in which the
facility is located or the holder of a right of use and
easement granted under applicable State law or the Outer
Continental Shelf Lands Act (43 U.S.C. 1801-1856) for the
area in which the facility is located (if the holder is a
different person than the lessee or permittee), except a
Federal agency, State, municipality, commission, or politi-
cal subdivision of a State, or any interstate body, that as
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owner transfers pnsssssion and right to use the property to
another person by lease, assignment, or permit.
(D) DEEFWATER roars.—In the case of a deepwater port
licensed under the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (83 U.S.C.
1501-1524). the licensee.
(E) PmuNam,—In the case of a pipeline, any person
owning or operating the pipeline.
(F) ABANDONMENT.—In the case of an abandoned vessel,
onshore facility, deepwater port, pipeline, or offshore facil-
ity, the persons who would have bean responsible parties
immediately prior to the abandonment of the vessel or
facility.
(S3) "Secretary" means the Secretary of the department in
which the Coast Guard is operating;
(34) "tank vessel" means a vessel that is constructed or
adapted to carry, or that carries, oil or hatardtnis material in
bulk as cargo or cargo residue, and that—
(A) is a vessel of the United States; ... ,„
(B) operates on the navigable waters; or
(O transfers oil or hazardous material in a place subject
to the jurisdiction of the United States;
(35) "territorial seas" means the belt of the aaas measured
from the line of ordinary low water along that portion of the
coast which is in direct contact with the open sea and the line
marking the seaward limit of inland waters, and extending
seaward a HittfT of 3 miles;
(36) "United States" and "State" mean the several States of
the United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth
of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the United States
Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mfirisnit.
and any other territory or posssaiinn of the United States; and
(37) vessel" means every description of watercraft or other
artificial contrivance used, or capable of being used, as a means
of transportation on water, other than a public vessel
SEC lett. ELEMENTS OP LIABILITY.
(a) IN GENERAL.—Notwithstanding any other provision or rule of
law, and subject to the provisions of this Act, each responsible party
for a vessel or a facility from which oil is discharged, or which poses
the substantial threat of a discharge of oil, into or upon the navi-
gable waters or adjoining shorelines or the exclusive •""•"fnfr tone
is liable for the removal costs and damages specified in subsection
(b) that result from such incident.
(b) COVERED REMOVAL COSTS AND DAMAGES.—
(1) REMOVAL com.—The removal costs referred to in subsec-
tion (a) are—
(A) all removal costs incurred by the United States, a
State, or an Indian tribe under subsection (c), (dX (a), or 0) of
section 311 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (83
U&C. 1321). as amended by this Act, under the Interven-
tion on the High Seas Act (33 U.S.C. 1471 et seq.), or under
State law. and
(B) any removal costs incurred by any person for acts
taken by the person which are consistent with the National
Contingency Plan.
(2) DAMAGES.—The damages referred to in subsection (a) are
the following:
S3 USC 2702.
Suu and local
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(A) NATURAL RESOURCES.—Damages for injury to, destruc-
tion of, loss of, or loss of use of, natural resources, including
the reasonable costs of assessing the damage, which shall be •
recoverable by a United States trustee, a State trustee, an
Indian tribe trustee, or a foreign trustee.
(B) REAL OB PERSONAL PROPERTY.—Damages for injury to,
or economic losses resulting from destruction of. real or
personal property, which shall be recoverable by • claimant
who owns or leases that property.
(C) SUBSISTENCE USE.—Damages for toss of subsistence use
of natural resources, which shall be recoverable by any
claimant who so uses natural resources which have been
injured, destroyed, or lost, without regard to the ownership
or management of the resources.
(D) REVENUES.—Damages equal to the net loss of taxes,
royalties, rents, fees, or net profit shares due to the injury.
destruction, or loss of real property, personal property, or
natural resources, which shall be recoverable by the
Government of the United States, a State, or a political
subdivision thereof.
(E) PROFITS AND EARNING CAPACITY.—Damages equal to
the loss of profits or impairment of earning capacity due to
the injury, destruction, or loss of real property, personal
property, or natural resources, which shall be recoverable
by any claimant.
(F) PUBLIC SERVICES.—Damages for net costs of providing
increased or additional public services during or after re-
moval activities, including protection from fire, safety, or
health hatards, caused by a discharge of oil, which shall be
recoverable by a State, or a political subdivision of a State.
(c) EXCLUDED DISCHARGES.—This title does not apply to any dis-
charge—
(1) permitted by a permit issued under Federal, State, or local
law;
(2) from a public vessel; or
(3) from an onshore facility which is subject to the Trans-
Alaska Pipeline Authorization Act (43 U.S.C. 1661 at seq.).
(d) LIABILITY or THIRD PARTIES.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—
(A) THIRD PARTY TREATED AS RESPONSIBLE PARTY.—Except
as provided in subparagraph (B), in any case in which a
responsible party establishes that a discharge or threat of a
discharge and the resulting removal costs and damages
were caused solely by an act or omission of one or more
third parties described in section 1003UK3) (or solely by ngg*
such an act or omission in combination with an act of God '*£•**•-•
or an act of war), the third party or parties shall be treated *V-"
as the responsible party or parties for purposes of determin- '
ing liability under this title. V
(B) SUBROGATION or RESPONSIBLE PARTY.—If the respon- >r£ *"
sible party alleges that the discharge or threat of a dis- '"'*"
charge was caused solely by an act or omission of a third ./'V-/
party, the responsible party— "
(i) in accordance with section 1013, shall pay removal
costs and damages to any claimant; •»"* < ' '
(ii) shall be entitled by subrogation to all rights of the • e
United States Government and the claimant to recover *,"' *
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removal costs or damages from the third partxar'the
S\nul fffa t^ttAmf tkif tVhttTtjflfl ^^
(2) LOOTATIOM Amnm.—
(A) Owmai OB OP0ATO* or vmuL OK FACUIT.—If the
act or omiMioo of • third party that causes an incident
ooeun in connection with • VMM! or facility owned or
operated by the third party, tht liability of the third party
•hall he wfejoet to tho Unite provided in section lOoTsa
_. OTHEB CAMS.—In any othar case, tha liability of a
third party or parties shall not exceed tha limitation which
would have been applicable to tha responsible party of tha
vessel or facility from which tba discharge actually eo-
currod if the naponaibla party ware liable.
MCI*M.DEYB«Sa TO LIABILITY. aUBCSToft.
(a) COMPUTE DEFENSES.— A rwponaibl* party to not liabla for
rwaoval ooata or aamafw oadar aaetioo 1002 if tha ratponaibla party
attabliihai. 07 a prapoodaraaea of tba cvidanoa, that tha diacharf*
or mhaUnfial thraat of a diaeharp of oil and tha rmuitiag rfamagai
or removal eoata wart eauaad aolaty by—
(Dan act of God; , -
(2) aa act of wan
(8) an act or omiarion of a third party, othar than an employ*
or afant of tha napoaaibla party or a third party whoaa act or
ODUBUOD oocun in connection with any contractual relationship
with tha raaponnbla party (except where tha eole contractual
arranfamant ariaai in connection with canian by a
carrier by rail), if tha reeponsibla party eatabliahaa, oy a prapon-
daranca of tha evidence, that tha raaponaibla party—
/ A \ • - • ^^__ ^^^^ ^^&L ^AMM^d* ^ - «Ak A -•*
(A) azaraaaa nt can wttn raipaci to toe ou i
into consideration tha charactariatka of tha oil i
fought of all
(4) any combination of paragraph* (IX (2), and (SX
(b) DRTBOM At To PABHCUUUI CuuMAma.—A ratponnble party
to not liabla under aaction 1002 to a claimant, to tha extant that tha
incident ia cauaed by tha croaa nasUfaoca or willful miacooduct of
thft ClftifiaaUlt*
(c) LOCTATION ON CoMPUR DKrpfiK.—Subeectioo (a) doaa not
apply with reapact to a naponaibla party who faila or
(1) to report tha incident aa required by law if tha
irty kaowa or haa raaaoa to know of tha incident
party kaowa or haa raaaon to know of tha incident;
(2) to proride all reasonable cooperation and aatiitanca re-
Ojoaatad by a naponaibla official in connection with removal
activities; or
(J) without aufReiant causa, to comply with an order iaauad
under subsection (c) or (a) of section 311 of tha Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (88 U.S.C. 1821), aa amended by this Act,
or the Intervention on tha Hifh Saaa Act (88 U.S.C. 1471 at sea.).
SK.IOS4. UNITS ON LIABILITY.
(a) GENOLAL RULE.—Except aa otherwise provided in this section,
the total of the liability of a responsible party under section 1002
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and any removal costs iocumd by, or on behalf of, the responsible
pejty, with reepec* to each incident shall not exceed-*
(1) for a tank veawl, the greater of— .. ,
(A) 31,200 per gross ton; or • ~<
(BXi) in the caee of a vessel greater than 8,000 gross ton*,
$10,000.000; or
(ii) in the caee of a vessel of 3,000 gross tons or toss,
12,000,000;
(2) for any other veawl 1600 per grass too or 1600,000,
whichever is greater,
(3) for an offshore facility except a deepwater pert, the total of
all removal ooete plus $75,000,000; and
(4) for any onabore facility and a deepwater port $350.000,000.
(b) DIVISION or LIABILITY ro* MOBILE OrnuoBi DBOUNO UNITS.—
(1) TBKATBD nut AS TANK vasnu—For purr HIM of determin-
ing the responsible party and applying this Act and except as
provided in paragraph (2), a mobile offshore drilling unit which
u being used as an offshore facility is deemed to be a tank vessel
with respect to the discharge, or the substantial threat of a
discharge, of oil on or above the surface of the water.
(2) TEEATXD AS rAcamr ro« BXCXSS LIABILITY.—To the extent
that removal costs and damages from any incident described in
paragraph (1) exceed the amount for which a responsible party
is liable (as that amount may be limited under subsection (aXD).
the mobile offshore drilling unit is deemed to be an offshore
facility. For purposes of applying subsection (aX3), the amount
specified in that subsection shallbe reduced by the amount for
which the responsible party is liable under paragraph (IX
(c) EXCEPTIONS.—
(1) Acn or BzsPONsnLK PABTV.—Subsection (a) does not apply
if the incident was proximately caused by—
(A) gross negligence or willful misconduct of. or
(B) the violation of an applicable Federal safety, construc-
tion, or operating regulation by,
the responsible party, an agent or employee of the responsible
party, or a person acting pursuant to a contractual relationship
with the responsible party (except when the sole contractual
arrangement arises in connection with carriage by a common
carrier by rail).
(2) FAILUBX OB EXTUSAL or BJBPONSIBLE PABTT.—Subsection (a)
does not apply if the responsible party fails or rrfusse
(A) to report the incident as required by law and the
responsible party knows or has reason to know of the
incident;
(B) to provide all reasonable cooperation and f^ft*"""
requested by a responsible official in connection with re-
moval activities: or
(Q without sufficient cause, to comply with an order
issued under subsection (c) or (e) of section 311 of the
Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U&C. 1321). as
amended by this Act, or the Intervention on the High Seas
Act(33U5.C. 1471etseq.).
(3) OCS FACILITY OB VESSEL.—Notwithstanding the limitations
established under subsection (a) and the defenses of section
1003, all removal costs incurred by the United States Govern-
ment or any State or local official or agency in connection with
a discharge or substantial threat of a discharge of oil from any
<£S?;-
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Outer Continental Shelf facility or • vessel carrying oil as cargo
from such • facility ahall be born* by the owner or operator of
auch facility or vessel • -
(d)AMUtnNO Lours or LIABILITY.—
(1) ONSHOBE rAcarnxa.—Subject to paragraph (2), the Prari-
»t may establish by regulation, with respect to any class or
category of onshore facility, a limit of liability under thia aaction
of lass than $350,000.000, but not leas than $8,000,000, taking
daot
into account a
eenaitive
•a, atorage capacity, oil throughput, proximity to
i, type of oil handled, hiatory of diachargee, and
.. . diachargea, and
other factors relevant to risks posed by the elaas or category of
facility.
(2) DEEPWATEB roars AND ASSOCIATED VESSELS.— •
(A) STUDY.—The Secretary ahall conduct a atudy of the
relative operational and environmental risks possd by the
tranaportation of oil by vessel to deepwater ports (as de-
nned in section 8 of the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (33
U AC. 1502)) venue the tranaportation of oil by veaaal to
other ports. The atudy ahall include a review and analyaia
of offshore lightering practices used in connection with that
transportation, an analyaia of the volume of oil transported
whid
raia of the
occur in
by veaaal uaing thoae practicea, and
frequency and volume of oil discharges
connection with the uaa of thoae practicea.
(B) RBPOBT.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the
enactment of thia Act, the Secretary ahall aubmit to the
Cougraai a report on the reaulta or the atudy conducted
under subparagraph (A).
(C) RuLBMAKOfO paodBnNO.—If the Secretary deter-
mines, baaed on the reaulte of the atudy conducted under
atudy conducte
• of deepwater porta in
thia aubparagraph (A), that the . . _
connection with the tranaportation of oil by veaeel reaulta in
a lower operational or environmental riak than the uae of
other porta, the Secretary ahall initiate, not later than the
180th day following the date of aubouaaion of the report to
the Congreai under aubparagraph (BX a rulemaking
proceeding to lower the limits of liability under thia aaction
for deepwater porta at the Secretary determine! appro-
priate. The Secretary may eatabliah a limit of liability of
feat than $350.000,000, but not laae than $50,000,000, in
accordance with paragraph (1).
(3) PEMOWC airoan.—The Praaidant ahall. within 6 months
after the date of the enactment of thia Act, and from time to
time thereafter, report to the Gonfnaa on the desirability of
adjusting the limits of liability epacifiad in aubaeetwn (aX
(4) ADJUSTMENT TO urucr OMMUMD mcs ootax.—The
Praaident ahaU, by ragulations iasued not leaf often than every 3
years, adjust the Umite of liability specified in subsection (a) to
reflect significant increases in the <>rn"">tr Price Index.
8CC ISO*. INTEEKST.
(a) GEMDtAL RULE.—The responsible party or the responsible
party's guarantor is liable to a claimant for interest on the amount
paid in satisfaction of a claim under thia Act for the period described
in subsection (b).
tt>) PEBJOD.—
sjuacme.
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33 USC 2706.
State and local
•UVfl IIUIMltB.
Pra«dcntofU.S.
Clauni.
(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in perafi»ph (2). the
period for which interest shall be paid is the period *"»g''""''c
on the 80th day following the date on which the claim is
presented to the responsible party or guarantor and ending on
the date on which the claim is paid.
(2) EXCLUSION OP PCUOD DUB TO OPRR BY GUARANTOR.—If the
guarantor offers to the «*i«im«n* an amount equal to or greater
than that finally paid in satisfaction of the claim, the period
described in paragraph (1) doss not include the period beginning
on the date the oner is made and ending on the date the offer is
accepted. If the offer is made within 60 days after the date on
which the claim is presented under section IQloXaX the period
described in paragraph (1) does not include any period before
the offer is accepted.
(3) EXCLUSION or PERIODS IN INTERESTS OP JUSTICS.—If in any
period a claimant is not paid due to reasons beyond the control
of the responsible party or because it would not serve the
interests of justice, no interest shall accrue under this section
during that period.
(4) CALCULATION OP INTBBBR.—The interest paid under this
section shall be calculated at the average of the nigheet rate for
commercial and finance company paper of maturities of 180
days or less obtaining on each of the days included within the
period for which interest must be paid to the claimant, as
published in the Federal Reserve Bulletin.
(5) INTBBBST NOT SUBJECT TO LIABILITY LIMITS.—
(A) IN GENERAL.—Interest (including prejudgment in-
terest) under this paragraph is in addition to damages and
removal coats for which claims may be assarted under
section 1002 and shall be paid without regard to any limita-
tion of liability under section 1004.
(B) PAYMENT BY GUARANTOR.—The payment of interest
under this subsection by a guarantor is subject to section
1016(g).
SEC IW*. NATURAL RESOURCES.
(a) LIABILITY.—In the case of natural resource rismsflte under
section 1002(bX2XA), liability shall be—
(1) to the United States Government for natural resources
belonging to, managed by. controlled by, or appertaining to the
United States;
(2) to any State for natural resources belonging to, managed
by. controlled by, or appertaining to such State or political
subdivision thereof;
(3) to any Indian tribe for natural resources belonging to,
managed by, controlled by, or appertaining to such Indian tribe;
and
(4) in any case in which section 1007 applies, to the govern-
ment of a foreign country for natural resources belonging to,
managed by, controlled by, or appertaining to such country.
(bJ DESIGNATION OP TRUSTEES.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—The President, or the authorized representa-
tive of any State, Indian tribe, or foreign government, shall act
on behalf of the public, Indian tribe, or foreign country as
trustee of natural resources to present a claim for and to
recover damages to the natural resources.
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(2) FEDERAL TRUSTCS*.—The President shall designate the
Federal officials who shall act on behalf of the public as trustees
for natural rwoureai under this Act
(3) STATE TRUSTEES.—The Governor of each State shall des-
ignate State and local official* who may act on h«h«if of the
public as trustee for natural resources under this Act and •*»•"
notify the President of the designation.
(4) INDIAN no* TRUSTIES.—The governing body of any Indian
tribe shall designate tribal officials who nay act on h«*««lf of
the tribe or its members as trustee for natural resources under
this Act and shall notify the President of the designation.
(6) FOREIGN TRUSTEES.—The head of any foreign government
may designate the trustee who shall act on behalf of that
government as trustee for natural resources under this Act.
(c) FUNCTIONS or TRUSTEES.—
(1) FEDERAL TRUSTEES.—The Federal officials itttignsttil
under subsection (bX2)— ^^
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section
1002(bX2XA) for the natural resources under their trustee-
ship;
(B) may, upon request of and reimbursement from a State
or Indian tribe and at the Federal officials' discretion,
eases* damages for the natural resources under the State's
or tribe's trusteeship; and
(C) shall develop and implement a plan for the restora-
tion, rehabilitation, replacement, or acquisition of the
equivalent, of the natural resources under their trustee
ship.
(2) STATE TRUSTEES.—The State and local officials designated
under subsection (bX3>— ^^
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section
1002(bX2XA) for the purposes of this Act for the natural
resources under their trusteeship; and
(B) shall develop and implement a plan for the restora-
tion, rehabilitation, replacement, or acquisition of the
equivalent, of the natural resources under their trustee-
ship.
(3) INDIAN TRIBE TRUSTEES.—The tribal officials deaicnated
under subsection 0>X4>—
,«!AJL*1!fHa?*lii natur»1 resource damages under section
1002(bX2XA) for the purposes of this Act for the natural
resources under their trusteeship; and
(B) shall develop and implement a plan for the restora-
tion, rehabilitation, replacement, or acquisition of the
equivalent, of the natural resources under their trustee-
ship. !
(4) FOREIGN TRUSTEES.—The trustees designated under tuNtt-
Uon —
(A) shall assess natural resource damages under section
1002(bX2XA) for the purposes of this Act for the natural
resources under their trusteeship; and
(B) shall develop and implement a plan for the restora-
tion, rehabilitation, replacement, or acquisition of the
equivalent, of the natural resources under their trustee-
ship.
(5) NOTICE AND OPPORTUNITY TO RE HEARD.—Plans shall be
developed and implemented under this section only after ade-
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quate public notice, opportunity for a hearing, and consider- •
ation of all public comment
(d) MEASURE or DAMAGES.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—The measure of natural resource damages
under section 1002(bX2XA) is—
(A) the cost of restoring, rehabilitating, replacing, or
acquiring the equivalent of, the damaged natural resources;
(B) the diminution in value of those natural resources
pending restoration; plus
(C) the reasonable cost of assessing those damages.
(2) DETERMINE COSTS WITH RESPECT TO PLANS.—Costs shall be
determined under paragraph (1) with respect to plans adopted
under subsection (c).
(3) No DOUBLE RECOVERY.—There shall be no double recovery
under this Act for natural resource damages. Including with
respect to the costs of damage assessment or restoration, re-
habilitation, replacement, or acquisition for the same incident
and natural resource.
Prcndeot of US (e) DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS.—
(1) REGULATIONS.—The President, acting through the Under
Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and in
consultation with the Administrator of. the environmental
Protection Agency, the Director of the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service, and the heads of other affected agencies, not
later than 2 years after the date of the enactment of this Act,
shall promulgate regulations for the snsnnsmnnt of natural
resource damages under aection 1002(bX2XA) resulting from a
discharge of oil for the purpose of this Act
(2) REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION.—Any determination or assess-
ment of damages to natural resources for the purposes of this
Act made under subsection (d) by a Federal, State, or Indian
trustee in accordance with the regulations promulgated under
paragraph (1) shall have the force and effect of a rebuttable
presumption on behalf of the trustee in any administrative or
judicial proceeding under this Act
(f) USE or RECOVERED SUMS.—Sums recovered under this Act by a
Federal, State, Indian, or foreign trustee for natural resource dam-
ages under section 1002
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(1) IN OKMUAL.—In addition to satisfying the other require-
mtntt of this Act, to recover removal costs or damages resulting
from an incident • foreign claimant ahall demoottrau that—
(A) the claimant hat not been otherwise compenaated for
the removal coats or damages; and
(B) recovery is authorised by a treaty or executive agree-
ment between the United States and the claimant's coun-
try, or the Secretary of State, in consultation with the
Attorney General and other appropriate officials, has cer-
tified that the claimant's country provides a comparable
remedy for United States claimants
(2) EXCEPTIONS.—Paragraph (1KB) shall not apply with respect
to recovery by a resident of Canada in the case of an incident
described in subsection (bX4X
(b) DiacHAMB IN FOUKIN Comma*—A foreign claimant may
make a claim for removal costs and damages resulting from a
discharge, or substantial threat of a discharge, of oil in or on the
territorial sea, internal waters, or adjacent shoreline of a foreign
country, only if the discharge is from—
(1) an Outer Continental Shelf facility or a deepwater port;
(2) a vessel in the navigable waters;
(8) a vessel carrying oil aa cargo between 2 places in the
United States; or
(4) a tanker that received the oil at the terminal of the
pipeline constructed under the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Authorization Act (43 U.S.C. 1651 at soq.), for transportation to
a place in the United States, and the discharge or threat occurs
prior to delivery of the_oil to that pL
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this section, the term "for-
te) FOKUON CLAIMANT DiroraD.-
•ign claimant" i
(1) a person residing in a foreign country;
(2) the government of a foreign country; and
(3) an agency or political subdivision of a foreign country.
SEC l*W. RECOVERY BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
(a) IN GCNKBAI.— The responsible party for a veaul or facility
from which oil is discharged, or which poses the •"M-"*'"1 threat
of a discharge of oil, mav emit a claim for removal costs and
damages under section 1013 only if the responsible party dem-
onstrates that—
(1) the responsible party is entitled to a defense to liability
under section 1003; or
(2) the responsible party is entitled to a limitation of liability
under section 1004.
(b) Emm or RKOOVEKY.— A responsible party who is entitled to a
limitation of liability may assert a claim under section 1013 only to
the extent that the sum of the removal costs and damages incurred
by the responsible party plus the amounts paid by the responsible
party, or by the guarantor on behalf of the responsible party, for
claims asserted under section 1013 sxcasds the amount to which the
total of the liability under section 1002 and removal costs and
damages incurred by, or on behalf of, the responsible party is
limited under section 1004.
SEC ISM. CONTRIBUTION.
A person mav bring a civil action for contribution against any
other person who is liable or potentially liable under this Act or
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another law. The action shall be brought in accordance with eection
1017.
SEC HI*. INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENTS.
(a) AOEEEMCNTB NOT PEomBRCD.—Nothing in this Act prohibiu
any agreement to insure, hold harmless, or indemnify a party to
such agreement for any liability under this Act
(b) LIABILITY Nor TKANSFKBUD.—No indemnification, hold harm-
lees, or similar agreement or conveyance shall be effective to trans-
fer liability imposed under this Act from a responsible party or from
any person who may be liable for an incident under this Act to any
otherperson.
(c) KKLATIONSHIF To OTHKE CAUSB or ACTION.—Nothing in this
Act, including the provisions of subsection (b), bars a cause of action
that a responsible party subject to liability under this Act, or a
guarantor, has or would nave, by reason of subrogation or otherwise,
against any person. • - -. .
SEC Itll. CONSULTATION ON REMOVAL ACTIONS.'
The President shall consult with the affected trustees designated
under section 1006 on the appropriate removal action to be taken in
connection with any discharge of oil. For the purposes of the Na-
tional Contingency Plan, removal with respect to any discharge
shall be considered completed when so determined by the President
in consultation with the Governor or Governors of the affected
States. However, this determination shall not preclude additional
removal actions under applicable State law.
SEC U1Z. USES OF THE FUND.
(a) USES GENOUOLY.—The Fund shall be available to the Presi-
dent for—
(1) the payment of removal costs, including the costs of mon-
itoring removal actions, determined by the President to be
consistent with the National Contingency Plan—
(A) by Federal authorities; or
(B) by a Governor or designated State official under
subsection (d>,
(2) the payment of costs incurred by Federal, State, or Indian
tribe trustees in carrying out their functions under section 1006
for ••••••mg natural resource damages and for developing and
implementing plans for the restoration, rehabilitation, replace-
ment, or acquisition of the equivalent of damaged resources
determined by the President to be consistent with the National
Contingency nan;
(3) the payment of removal costs determined by the President
to be consistent with the National Contingency Plan as a result
of, and damages resulting from, a discharge, or a substantial
threat of a discharge, of oil from a foreign onshore unit;
(4) the payment of claims in accordance with section 1013 for
uncompensated removal costs determined by the President to be
consistent with the National Contingency Plan or pT**py>-
sated damages;
(5) the payment of Federal administrative, operational, arid
personnel costs and expenses reasonably necessary for and
incidental to the implementation, administration, and enforce-
ment of this Act (including, but not limited to, sections
1004(dX2), 1006(e), 4107, 4110, 4111. 4112, 4117, 6006, 8108. and
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titieVTOandsubsectionsfbUc), (d), fl), sada)ofsection811of
tht Federal Water Pollution Control Act (S3 U.S.C. 1821), as
amended by this Act, with respect to prevention, removal, and
enforcement related to oil discharges, provided that—
(A) not more than 125,000,000 in each fiscal year ahall be Unifem*
available to the Secretary for operating expanses incurred •"*•»
by the Coast Guard;
(B) not more than 180,000,000 each year through the end
of fiaeal year 1992 shall be available to attablSh the Na-
tional Response System under section 8110) of the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act, as amended by this Act. '
including the purchase and prepositioninf of oil spill re-
moval equipment; sfnf '
(O not more than 827,250,000 in each fiscal year ahall be
available to carry out title Vn of this Act
(b) DKRMSX TO Luaurr rot FUND.— The Fund shall not be
available to pay any claim for removal costs or damages to a
particular claimant, to the extent that the incident removal -
or damages are caused by the gross negligence or willful misosoduct
of that claimant.
(c) OBUOATJON OP FUND IT FEDOAL Omcui*.—The President
may promulgate regulations designating one or more Federal offi-
cial! who may obligate money in accordance with subsection (a).
(d) ACCESS TO FUND BY STATE Omcuos.—
(1) IMMEDIATE REMOVAL.—In accordance with regulations
promulgated under this section, the President, upon the request
of the Governor of a State or pursuant to an agreement with a
State under paragraph (2). may obligate the Fund for payment
in an amount not to exceed 1250,000 for removal costs consist-
ent with the National Contingency Plan required for the imme-
diate removal of a discharge, or the mitigation or pweutiou of
a substantial threat of a discharge, of oiL
(2) AOSIIMIN is.—
(A) IN OENERAZ.—The President shall enter into an
mentwHb the Governor of any interest _____________
procedures under which the Governor or a designated State
official may receive payments from the Fund for removal
costs pursuant to paragraph (IX
(B) TEkMS.— Agreements under this paragraph—
(i) may include such terms and conditions as may be
agreed upon by the President and the Governor of a
State;
(U) shall provide for political subdivisions of the State
to receive payments for reasonable removal costs; and
(iii) may authorise advance payments from the Fund
to facilitate removal efforts. >
(•) REGULATIONS.— The President shall— ' •'•<'"•"•
a) not later than 6 months after the date of the enactment of
this Act publish proposed regulations detailing the manner in
which the authority to obligate the Fund and to enter into '"*"
agreements under this subsection shall be exercised: and ••= -
(2) not later than 8 months after the close of the comment "••-'.
period for such proposed, regulation!, promulgate final regula- • " - **
tioni for that purpose. . .
(f) RIOHTI or SUBROGATION.— Payment of any claim or obligation x'T
by the Fund under this Act shall be subject to the United States
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Government acquiring by subrogation all righto of the claimant or
State to recover from the responsible party.
(g) AUDITS.—The Comptroller General shall audit all payments,
obligations, reimbursements, and other uses of the Fund, to assure
that the Fund is being properly administered and that claims are
Rcporu. being appropriately and expeditioualy considered. The Comptroller
General shall submit to the Congress an interim report one year
after the date of the enactment of this Act The Comptroller General
shall thereafter audit the Fund as is appropriate. Each Federal
agency shall cooperate with the Comptroller General in carrying out
this subsection. =r ' - . . . ..'•
(h) PERIOD OF LIMITATIONS FOR CLAIMS.— " r.:'A<
(1) REMOVAL com.—No claim may be presented under this :;v< --
title for recovery of removal costs lor an incident unless the - . -- .
claim is presented within 6 years after the date of completion of .'J: :•". .
ail removal actions for that incident -' .'4£'" <• ••
(2) DAMAGES.—No claim may be presented under this section '-."'.-.?.
for recovery of damages unless the claim is presented within 8 •"""»' '•'>' '
years after the date on which the injury and its connection with
the discharge m question were reasonably discoverable with the ' "-_ -
exercise of due care, or in the case of natural resource damages 3- -
under section 1002(bX2XA). if later, the date of completion of the v?^i
natural resources damage assessment under section lOOfte). :V
(3) MINORS AND INCOMPETENTS.—The time limitations con- . , .,x
tained in this subsection shall not begin to run— , A," ~
(A) against a minor until the earlier of the date when
such minor reaches 18 years of age or the date on which a . .
legal representative is duly appointed for the minor, or
(B) against an incompetent person until the earlier of the > :-
date on which such incompetent's incompetency ends or the ' • •,'•
date on which a legal representative is duly appointed for ' V..
the incompetent
(i) LIMITATION ON PAYMENT FOR SAME COSTS.—In any case in •
which the President has paid an amount from the Fund for any
removal costs or damages specified under subsection (a), no other
claim may be paid from the Fund for the same removal costs or
damages.
(j) OBLIGATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLAN.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in paragraph (2),
amounts may be obligated from the Fund for the restoration,
rehabilitation, replacement or acquisition of natural resources
only in accordance with a plan adopted under section 1006(c).
(2) EXCEPTION.—Paragraph (1) shall not apply in a situation
requiring action to avoid irreversible loss of natural resources
or to prevent or reduce any continuing danger to natural re-
sources or similar need for emergency action.
(k) PREFERENCE FOR PRIVATE PERSONS IN AREA AFFECTED BY DIS-
CHARGE.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—In the expenditure of Federal funds for
removal of oil, including for distribution of supplies, construc-
tion, and other reasonable and appropriate activities, under a
contract or agreement with a private parson, preference shall be .
given, to the extent feasible and practicable, to private persons »jj£
residing or doing business primarily in the area affected by the • j^* *
discharge of oil. "-«£
(2) LIMITATION.—This subsection shall not be considered to
restrict the use of Department of Defense resources.
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SEC 1*13. CLAIMS PROCEDURE.
(a) PRESENTATION.—Except as provided in nibMction (b). all claimi
for removal co«tt or damages shall ba presented first to the respon-
•ible party or guarantor of the aource deaignatad under aection
1014(a). .
(b) PRESENTATION TO FUND.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—Claim* for removal costs or damagee may be
presented fim to the Fund—
(A) if the Preaident has advertiaed or otherwiae notified
claimant* in accordance with aection lOKXcfc
(B) by a responsible pany who may *ss*rt a claim under
aection 1006;
(O by the Governor of a State for removal costa incurred
by that State; or
(D) by a United States claimant in a caat where a foreign
offshore unit haa diacharged oil causing damage for which
the Fund ii liable under aection 101«aX
(2) LIMITATION ON PRESENTING CLAIM.—No claim of a pereon
against the Fund may be approved or certified during the
pendency of an action by the person in court to recover costs
which are the subject of the claim.
(c) ELECTION.—If a claim is presented in accordance with subsec-
tion (a) and—
(1) each person to whom the claim is preeented denies all
liability for the claim, or
(2) the claim is not settled by any person by payment within
90 days after the date upon which (A) the claim was presented,
or (B) advertising was begun pursuant to section 1014(b), which-
ever is later.
the claimant may elect to commence an action in court against the
responsible party or guarantor or to present the claim to the Fund.
(d) UNCOMPENSATED DAMAGES.—If a claim is preeented in accord-
ance with this section and full and adequate compensation is un-
available, a cls»m for the uncompensated damages and removal
costs may be preeented to the Fund.
(e) PROCEDURE rot CLAIMS AOAINBT FUND.—The President shall
promulgate, and may from time to time amend, regulations for the
presentation, filing, processing, settlement, and adjudication of
claims under this Act against the Fund.
SEC 1*14. DESIGNATION OF SOURCE AND ADVERTISEMENT.
(a) DESIGNATION or SOURCE AND NOTIFICATION.—When the Presi-
dent receives information of an incident, the President shall, where
possible and appropriate, designate the source or sources of the
discharge or threat If a designated source is a vessel or a facility,
the President shall immediately notify the responsible party and the
guarantor, if known, of that designation.
(b) ADVERTISEMENT BY RESPONSOLE PARTY OR GUARANTOR.—If a
responsible party or guarantor fails to inform the President, within
5 days after receiving notification of a designation under •nheertinn
(a), of the party'* or the guarantor's denial of the designation, such
party or guarantor shall advertise the designation and the proce-
dures by which claims may be presented, in accordance with regula-
tion* promulgated by the President. Advertisement under the
preceding sentence shall begin no later than 15 day* after the date
of the designation made under subsection (a). If advertisement is not
otherwise made in accordance with this subsection, the President
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•hall promptly and at the expense of the responsible party or the
guarantor involved, advertise the designation and the procedures by
which claim* may be presented to the responsible party or guaran-
tor. Advertisement under this subsection •hall continue tor a period
of no lees than 30 days.
(c) ADVBBTisntsNT BY PUHDKNT.—If—
(1) the responsible party and the guarantor both deny a
designation within 5 days after receiving notification of a des-
ignation under subsection (a),
(2) the source of the discharge or threat was a public vessel, or
(3) the President is unable to designate the SOUK* or sources
of the discharge or threat under subsection (a).
the President shall advertise or otherwise notify potential claimants
of the procedures by which claims may be presented to the Fund.
33 USC 2715. SEC. IMS. SUBROGATION.
(a) IN GENERAL.—Any person, including the Fund, who pays
compensation pursuant to this Act to any claimant for removal costs
or damages shall be eubrogated to all rights, claims, and causes of
action that the claimant has under any other law.
(b) ACTIONS ON BEHALF or FUND.—At the request of the Secretary,
the Attorney General shall commence an action on behalf of the
Fund to recover any compensation paid by the Fund to any claimant
pursuant to this Act, and all costs incurred by the Fund by reason of
the claim, including interest (including prejudgment interest).
administrative and adjudicative costs, and attorney's fees. Such an
action may be commenced against any responsible party or (subject
to section 1016) guarantor, or against any other person who is liable,
pursuant to any law, to the compensated claimant or to the Fund,
for the cost or damages for which the compensation was paid. Such
an action shall be commenced against the responsible foreign
government or other responsible party to recover any removal costs
or damages paid from the Fund as the result of the discharge, or
substantial threat of discharge, of oil from a foreign oflsbore unit
33 USC 2716 SEC. !•!«. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
(a) RCQUIKUI INT.—The responsible party for—
(1) any vessel over 300 gross tons (except a non-eelApropelled
vessel that does not carry oil as cargo or fuel) using any place
subject to the jurisdiction of the United States; or
(2) any vessel using the waters of the exclusive economic tone
to transship or lighter oil destined for a place subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States;
shall establish and maintain, in accordance with regulations
promulgated by the Secretary, evidence of financial responsibility
sufficient to meet the maximum amount of liability to which. In the
case of a tank vessel, the responsible party could be subject under
section 1004 (aXl) or (d) of this Act. or to which, in the case o/any
other vessel, the responsible party could be subjected under section
1004 (aX2) or (d), in a case where the responsible party would be
entitled to limit liability under that section. If the responsible party
owns or operates more than one vessel, evidence of financial respon-
sibility need be established only to meet the amount of the maxi-
mum liability applicable to the vessel having the greatest Tpf*i"*^"?
liability.
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i of a vessel) or the President (m the caee of a facility).
to b» acceptable: evidence of insurance, surety bond, guarantee,
letter of credit, qualification as a eelf-inaurer, or other evidence of
financial responsibility. Any bond filed shall be issued by a bonding
company authorized to do business in the United States. In promul-
gating requirements under this section, the Secretary or the Presi-
dent, as appropriate, may specify policy or other contractual terms,
conditions, or defenses which are necessary, or which ere unaccept-
(1) WITHHOLDING CLEAfcANCE.—The Secretary of the Treasury
shall withhold or revoke the clearance required by section 4197
of the Revised Statutes of the United States of any vessel
subject to this section that does not have the evidence of finan-
cial responsibility required for the vessel under this section.
(2) DINTING ENTRY TO OR OBTAINING VESSELS.—The Secretary
may—
(A) deny entry to any vessel to any place in the United
States, or to the navigable waters, or • >,-• . •'
(B) detain at the place, ,
any vessel that, upon request, doss not produce the evidence of
financial responsibility required for the vessel under this sec-
tion.
(3) Sttzuu or VESSEL.—Any vessel subject to the require- •
mente of this section which is found in the navigable waters
without the necessary evidence of financial responsibility for
the vessel shall be subject to eeizure by and forfeiture to the >->'i
United States. . *
(OOrrnKME FAGOTTO.— :.
(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in paragraph (2), each
responsible party with respect to an offshore facility shall estab- . '-
lish and maintain evidence of financial responsibility of • •„*.
$150.000,000 to meet the amount of liability to which the
responsible party could be subjected under section lOOKa) in a
case in which the responsible party would be entitled to limit
liability Under that section. In a case in which a person is the
responsible party for more than one facility subject to this
subsection, evidence of financial responsibility need be estab-
lished only to meet the maximum liability applicable to the
facility having the greatest maximum liability. -^ .
(2) OOPWATEB roars.—Each responsible party with respect to -s -.
a deepwater port shall establish and maintain evidence of finan- /
cial responsibility sufficient to meet the maximum amount of v
liability to which the responsible party could be subjected under _ ~
section 1004
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able, in establishing evidence of financial responsibility to effectuate
the purposes of this Act.
(0 CLAIMS AGAINST GUABAMTOE.—Any claim for which liability
may be established under section 1002 may be asserted directly
against any guarantor providing evidence of financial responsibility
for a responsible party liable under that section for removal costs
and damages to which the claim pertains. In defending against such
a claim, the guarantor may invoke (1) all rights and defenses which
would be available to the responsible party under this Act, (2) any
defense authorized under subsection (e), and (3) the defense that the
incident was caused by the willful misconduct of the responsible
party. The guarantor may not invoke any other defense that might
be available in proceedings brought by the responsible party against
the guarantor.
(g) LIMITATION ON GUAEANTOB'S LIABILITY.—Nothing in this Act
shall impose liability with respect to an incident on any guarantor
for damages or removal costs which exceed, in the aggregate, the
amount of financial responsibility required under this Act which
that guarantor has provided for a responsible party.
(h) CONTINUATION or REGULATIONS.—Any regulation relating' to
financial responsibility, which has been issued pursuant to any
provision of law repealed or superseded by this Act, and which is in
effect on the date immediately preceding the effective date of this
Act, is deemed and shall be construed to be a regulation issued
pursuant to this section. Such a regulation shall remain in full force
and effect unless and until superseded by a new regulation issued
under this section.
(i) UNIFIED CEBTWICATE.—The Secretary may issue a single uni-
fied certificate of financial responsibility for purposes of this Act
and any other law.
33 USC 2717. SEC 1017. LITIGATION, JURISDICTION. AND VENUE.
(a) REVIEW or REGULATIONS.—Review of any regulation promul-
gated under this Act may be had upon application by any interested
person only in the Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States for
the District of Columbia. Any such application shall be made within
90 days from the date of promulgation of such regulations. Any
matter with respect to which review could have been obtained under
this subsection shall not be subject to judicial review in any civil or
criminal proceeding for enforcement or to obtain damages or recov-
ery of response costs.
(b) JuBismcnoN.—Except as provided in subsections (a) and (c),
the United States district courts shall have exclusive original juris-
diction over all controversies arising under this Act. without regard
to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy. Venue
shall lie in any district in which the discharge or injury or damages
occurred, or in which the defendant resides, may be found, has its
principal office, or has appointed an agent for service of process. For
the purposes of this section, the Fund shall reside in the District of
Columbia.
(c) STATE COUBT JUEISPICTION.—A State trial court of competent
jurisdiction over claims for removal costs or damages, as defined
under this Act, may consider claims under this Act or State law and
any final judgment of such court (when no longer subject to ordinary
forms of review) shall be recognized, valid, and enforceable for au
purposes of this Act.
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(d) ASSESSMENT AND COLLKTION or TAX.—Tbt provisions of
•ubMctions (a), (b), and (e) shall not apply to any controversy or
other matter resulting from the assess tnsnt or collection of any tax,
or to the review of any regulation promulgated under the Internal
Revenue Code of 1986.
(•) SAVING* PtovmoN.—Nothing in this title ahall apply to any
cause of action or right of recovery arising from any incident which
occurred prior to the date of enactment of this title. Such claims , .' ' '
•hall be adjudicated pursuant to the law applicable on the date of
the incident
(f) PDUOD or LIMITATIONS.— •
(1) DAMAGES.—Except as provided in paragraphs (8) and (4),
an action for damages under this Act shall be barred unless the
action is brought within S years after—
(A) the date on which the loss and the connection of the
loss with the discharge in question are reasonably diaonver
able with the exercise of due can, or
(B) ia the case of natural resource damages under section
1002(bX2XA), the date of completion of the natural re-
sources damage assessment under section lOOStcX
(2) REMOVAL COSTS.—An action for recovery of removal costs
referred to in section 1002(bXl) must be commenced within 3
yean after completion of the removal action. In any such action
described in this subsection, the court shall enter a declaratory
Judgment on liability for removal costs or damages that will be
binding on any subsequent action or actions to recover further /
removal costs or damages. Except as otherwise provided in this [
paragraph, an action may be commenced under thhr title for
recovery of removal costs at any time after such easts have been
incurred. , . -
(3) CoNTUBvnoit.—No action for contribution far any re- . .
ssoval costs or damages may be commenced' more than, ft;
(A) the date of judgment in any action under this Act for
recovery of such costs or damages, or
(B) the date of entry of a judicially approved settlement
with respect to such costs or damages.
(4) SUBROGATION.—No action based on rights subrogated
pursuant to this Act by reason of payment of a claim may be
commenced under this Act more than 3 years after the dais of
payment of such claim.
(5) COMMENCEMENT.—The time limitations contained herein
•hall not begin to run—
(A) against a minor until the earlier of the date when
such minor reaches 18 years of age or the date on which a
legal representative is duly appointed far such minor, or
(B) against an incompetent person until the earlier of the
date on which such incompetent's incompetency ends or the
date on which a legal representative is duly appointed for
such incompetent
SEC Mil RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER LAW. BUSCI71S.
(a) PxEsnvATioN or STATE AUTHOIUTIB; SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
ACT.—Nothing in this Act or the Act of March 8, 1851 shall—
(1) affect or be construed or interpreted es preempting, the
authority of any State or political subdivision thereof from
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33 USC 7719.
33 USC 2701
nou.
imposing any additional liability or requirement* with respect
to—
(A) the discharge of oil or other pollution by oil within
such State; or
(B) any removal activities in connection with nidi a
discharge; or
(2) affect or be construed or interpreted to affect or modify in
any way the obligation! or liabilities of any person under the
Solid Waste Disposal Act (42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq.) or State law,
including common law.
(b) PUHBVATION OP STATS FUNDS.—Nothing in this Act or in
section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 UJ3.C. 9509)
shall in any way affect, or be construed to affect, the authority of
any State—
(1) to establish, or to continue in effect, a fund any purpose of
which is to pay for costs or damages arising out of, or directly
resulting from, oil pollution or the substantial threat of oil
pollution; or
(2) to require any person to contribute to such a fund-
(c) ADDITIONAL RCQUIUMCNTS AND LIABIUTUS; PENALTOB.—Noth-
ing in this Act, the Act of March 3. 1851 (46 U.S.C. 183 et sea.), or
section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U&c79509),
shall in any way affect, or be construed to affect, the authority of
the United States or any State or political subdivision thereof—
(1) to impose additional liability or additional requirements;
or
(2) to impose, or to determine the amount of, any fine or
penalty (whether criminal or civil in nature) for any violation of
relating to the discharge, or substantial threat of a discharge, of oiL
(d) FIDBBAL EMPLOYEE LIABILITY.—For purposes of section
26790>X2XB) of title 28. United States Code, nothing in this Act shall
be construed to authorize or create a cause of action against a
Federal officer or employee in the officer's or employee's personal or
individual capacity for any act or omission while acting within the
scope of the officer's or employee's office or employment
SEC 1011. STATE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
A State may enforce, on the navigable waters of the State, the
requirements for evidence of financial responsibility under section
1016.
SEC IMO. APPLICATION.
This Act shall apply to an incident occurring after the date of the
enactment of this Act
TITLE II—CONFORMING AMENDMENTS
SEC SMI. INTERVENTION ON THE HIGH SEAS ACT.
Section 17 of the Intervention on the High Seas Act (83 U.&C.
1486) is amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 17. The Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund shall be available to
the Secretary for actions taken under sections 5 and 7 of this Act"
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33 USC 1821
SEC 1992. FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT. S3 USC 1321
(a) AmJCATiON.—Subsections (fX (g). (h), and (i) of section Sll of
the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (S3 U.S.C. 1321) ahall not
apply with respect to any incident for which liability is established
under aection 1002 of this Act
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS,—Section 311 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321) if amended at follows:
(1) Subsection (i) is amended by striking "(1)" after "(i)" and
by striking paragraph! (2) and (3).
(2) Subsection (k) is repealed. Any amounts remaining in the
revolving fund established under that subsection ahall be depos-
ited in the Fund. The Fund shall assums all liability incurred
by the revolving fund established under that subsection.
(3) Subsection (1) is amended by striking the second sentence.
(4) Subsection (p) is repealed.
(5) The following is added at the end thereof:
"(s) The Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund established under section
9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U AC. 9509) shall be
available to carry out subsections (b). (c), (d), (j), and 0) as those
subsections apply to discharges, and substantial threats of dis-
charges, of oil. Any amounts received by the United States under
this section shall be deposited in the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund.".
SEC MM. OEEPWATER PORT ACT.
(a) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.—The Deepwater Port Act of 1974
(33 U.S.C. 1502 et sea.) is amended—
(1) in section 4(cXl) by striking "section 180) of this Act;" and 33 USC 1S03.
inserting "section 1016 of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990"; and
33 USC 1517.
26U8CS509
(2) by striking section 18.
(b) AMOUNTS REMAINING IN DEEFWATEE PORT FUND.—Any
amount* remaining in the Deepwater Port Liability Fund estab-
lished under section 18(f) of the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (33
U5.C. 1517(0) shall be deposited in the Oil Spill Liability Trust
Fund established under section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of
1986 (26 U.S.C. 9509). The Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund shall
aaiume all liability incurred by the Deepwater Port Liability Fund.
SEC SSM. OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LANDS ACT AMENDMENTS OF
ItTS.
Title III of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act Amendments of 26 USC tsw
1978 (43 U.S.C. 1811-1824) is repealed. Any amounts remaining in »°u
the OfTshore Oil Pollution Compensation Fund established under
section 302 of that title (43 U.S.C. 1812) shall be deposited in the Oil
Spill Liability Trust Fund established under section 9509 of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U.S.C. 9509). The Oil Spill
Liability Trust Fund shall assume all liability incurred by the
Onshore Oil Pollution Compensation Fund.
TITLE III—INTERNATIONAL OIL
POLLUTION PREVENTION AND REMOVAL
V
SEC SMI. SENSE OF CONGRESS REGARDING PARTICIPATION IN INTER.
NATIONAL REGIME.
It is the sense of the Congress that it is in the best interests of the
United States to participate in an international oil pollution liabil-
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, ity and compensation regime that is at least as effective as Federal
^ and State laws in preventing incidents and in guaranteeing full and
prompt compensation for damages resulting from incidents.
SEC MM. UNITED STATES-CANADA GREAT LAKES OIL WILL COOPERA-
TION. • . .' .
(a) Rzvnw.—The Secretary of State shall review relevant inter- '.'/
national agreements and treaties with the Government of Canada.
including the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, to determine
whether amendments or additional international agHnromtt are
necessary to—
(1) prevent discharges of oil on the Great Lakes; '
(2) ensure an immediate and effective removal of oil on the
Great I-alr*f:mru*
(3) fully compensate those who are injured by a discharge of
oil on the Great Lakes.
(b) CONSULTATION.—In carrying out this section, the Secretary of
State shall consult with the Department of Transportation, the
Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and At-
mospheric Administration, the Great Lakes States, the Inter-
national Joint Commission, and other appropriate agencies.
(c) REPOKT.—The Secretary of State shall submit a report to the
Congress on the results of the review under this section within 6
months after the date of the enactment of this Act
SEC MM. UNITED STATES-CANADA LAKE CHAMPLAIN OIL WILL CO-
OPERATION.
(a) REVIEW.—The Secretary of State shall review relevant inter-
national agreements and treaties with the Government of Canada,
to determine whether amendments or additional international
agreements are necessary to—
(1) prevent discharges of oil on Lake Champlain;
(2) ensure an immediate and effective removal of oil on Lake
Champlain; and
(3) fully compensate those who are injured by a discharge of
oil on Lake Champlain.
Vermont. Q>) CONSULTATION.—In carrying out this section, the Secretary of
N«T York Sute ghm], c^uu ^tf, ^ Department of Transportation, the
Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and At-
mospheric Administration, the States of Vermont and New York.
the International Joint Commission, and other appropriate agencies.
(c) REPORT.—The Secretary of State shall submit a report to the
Congress on the results of the review under this section within 6
months after the date of the enactment of this Act
SEC MM. INTERNATIONAL INVENTORY OF REMOVAL EQUIPMENT AND
PERSONNEL.
The President shall encourage appropriate international organiza-
tions to establish an international inventory of spill removal equip-
ment and personnel
SEC JOSS. NEGOTIATIONS WITH CANADA CONCERNING TUG ESCORTS IN
PUGET SOUND.
Congress urges the Secretary of State to enter into negotiations
with the Government of Canada to ensure that tugboat escorts are
required for all tank vessels with a capacity over 40,000 deadweight
tons in the Strait of Juan de Fuca and in Haro Strait
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TITLE IV—PREVENTION AND REMOVAL
Subtitle A—Prevention : ,
SEC Wl. REVIEW OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE AND OTHER MATTERS
IN ISSUING LICENSES. CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRY, AND
MERCHANT MARINERS' DOCUMENTS.
(a) LICENSB AND CotTmcATB or REGISTRY.—Section 7101 of title
46. United States Coda, is amended by adding at the and the
following:
"(g) The Secretary may not issue a license or certificate of registry
under this section unless an individual applying for the license or
certificate makes available to the Secretary, under section 206(bX7)
of the National Driver Register Act of 1982 (28 U£XX 401 note), any
information contained in the National Driver Register related to an
offense described in section 205UX8) (A) or (B) ofthat Act committed
by the individual.
"(h) The Secretary may review the criminal record of an individ-
ual who applies for a license or certificate of registry under this
section.
"(i) The Secretary shall require the testing of an individual who
applies for issuance or renewal of a license or certificate of registry
under this chapter for use of a dangerous drag in violation of law or
Federal regulation.".
(b) MERCHANT MAXINCRS' DOCUMENTS.—Section 7302 of title 46,
United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following:
"(c) The Secretary may not issue a merchant mariner's document
undar this chanter unless the individual applying for the document
makes available to the Secretary, undar eection S06(bX7) of the
National Driver Bafiatar Act of 1982 (23 U££. 401 Mte). any
information contained in the National Driver Register related to an
effrae described ra section ZOSCaXS) CA) or (B) ofthat Act committed
by the individual.
"(d) The Secretary may review the criminal record of an individ-
ual who applies for a merchant mariner's document under this
lection.
"(•) The Secretary shall require the testing of an individual
applying for issuance or renewal of a merchant mariner's document
under this chapter for the use of a dangerous drug in violation of
law or Federal regulation.".
SEC 41W. TERM OF LICENSES. CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRY. AND MER,
CHANT MARINERS' DOCUMENTS: CRIMINAL RECORD RE-
VIEWS IN RENEWALS.
(a) LJCENSH.— Section 7106 of title 46, United States Code, is
amended by inserting "and may be renewed for «MJ*J«I««I 5-year
periods" after "is valid for 5 years".
(b) CxxrmcATO or REGISTRY.— Section 7107 of title 46. United
State. Code, is amended by striking "is not limited in duration." and
inserting "is valid for 5 yean and may be renewed for additional 6-
year periods.".
(c) MCBCHANT MAJUNDU' DOCUMENTS.— Section 7802 of title 46,
united States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following:
"(0 A merchant mariner's document issued under this chapter is
valid for 5 years and may be renewed for additional 5-year periods.".
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46 use 7106 (d) TERMINATION or EXISTING LICENSES, CERTIFICATES, AMP Docu-
not* MINTS.—A license, certificate of registry, or merchant mariner's
document issued before the date of the enactment of this section
terminates on the day it would have expired if—
(1) subsections (a), (b), and (c) were in effect on the date it was
issued; and
(2) it was renewed at the end of each 5-year period under
section 7106, 7107, or 7302 of title 46. United States Code.
(e) CRIMINAL RECORD REVIEW IN RENEWALS OP LICENSES AND
CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRY.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—Section 7109 of title 46, United States Code,
is amended to read as follows:
"S 7109. Review of criminal records
"The Secretary may review the criminal record of each holder of a
license or certificate of registry issued under this part who applies
for renewal of that license or certificate of registry. .
(2) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.—The analysis for chapter 71 of title
46, United States Code, is amended by striking the item relating
to section 7109 and inserting the following:
"7109. Review of criminal record*.".
SEC 4101. SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF LICENSES. CERTIFICATES
OF REGISTRY. AND MERCHANT MARINERS' DOCUMENTS TOR
ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE.
(a) AVAILABILITY OF INFORMATION IN NATIONAL DRIVER REG-
ISTER.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—Section 7702 of title 46, United States Code,
is amended by adding at the end the following:
"(cKl) The Secretary shall request a holder of a license, certificate
of registry, or merchant mariner's document to make available to
the Secretary, under section 206(bX4) of the National Driver Reg-
ister Act of 1982 (23 U.S.C. 401 note), all information contained in
the National Driver Register related to an offense described in
section 205(aX3) (A) or (B) of that Act committed by the individual.
"(2) The Secretary shall require the testing of the holder of a
license, certificate of registry, or merchant mariner's document for
use of alcohol and dangerous drugs in violation of law or Federal
regulation. The testing may include preemployment (with respect to
dangerous drugs only), periodic, random, reasonable cause, and post
accident testing.
"(dXl) The Secretary may temporarily, for not more than 46 days.
suspend and take possession of the license, certificate of registry, or
merchant mariner s document held by an individual if. when acting
under the authority of that license, certificate, or document—
"(A) that individual performs a safety sensitive function on a
vessel, as determined by the Secretary, and
"(B) there is probable cause to believe that the individual—
"(i) has performed the safety sensitive function in viola-
tion of law or Federal regulation regarding use of alcohol or
a dangerous drug;
"(ii) has been convicted of an offense that would prevent
the issuance or renewal of the liceiue, certificate, or docu-
ment; or
"(iii) within the 3-year period preceding the initiation of a
suspension proceeding, has been convicted of an offense
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dMcribed in MCtion 205(aX8) (A) or (B) of the National
Driver Remitter Act of 1982.
"(2) If • license, certificate, or document if temporarily suspended
underthissection, an expedited heeding uiidersubssction (a) of this
MCtion shall be held within 80 days after the temporary suspen-
sion.".
(2) DEFINITION or DANOEBOUS MUG.—(A) Section 2101 of title , -.
46. United States Code, is amended by inserting after paragraph
(8) the following new paragraph:
"(8a) 'dangerous drug* mesni a narcotic drug, a controlled
substance, or a controlled substance analog (as defined in sec-
tion 102 of the Comprehensive Drug Abuse and Control Act of
1970 (21 U.S C. 802)). . •
(B) Sections 760S(a) and 7704(a) of title 46, United States Code.
are repealed.
(b) BASIS FOE SUSPENSION OB REVOCATION.—Section 7703 of title
46. United States Code, is amended to read as follows:
"t 7703. Bases for suspension or revecatiosi . •••. . ' • '
"A liceue. certificate of registry, or merchant mariner's docu-
ment issued by the Secretary may be suspended or revoked if the
holder—
"(1) when acting under the authority of that license, certifi-
cate, or document—
"(A) has violated or fails to comply with this subtitle, a
regulation prescribed under this subtitle, or any other law
or regulation intended to promote marine safety or to
protect navigable waters; or
"(B) has committed an act of incompetence, misconduct,
or negligence;
"(2) is convicted of an offense that would prevent the issuance
or renewal of a license, certificate of registry, or merchant
mariner's document; or
"(3) within the 3-year period preceding the initiation of the
suspension or revocation proceeding is convicted of an offense
described in section 206toX3) (A) or (B) of the National Driver
Register Act of 1982 (23 U.S.C. 401 note).".
(c) TERMINATION OP REVOCATION.—Section 7701(c) of title 46.
United States Code, is amended to read as follows:
"(c) When a license, certificate of registry, or merchant mariner's
document has been revoked under this chapter, the former holder
may be issued a new license, certificate or registry, or merchant
mariner's document only after—
"(1) the Secretary decides, under regulations prescribed by
the Secretary, that the issuance is compatible with the require-
ment of good discipline and safety at sea; and
"(2) the former holder provides satisfactory proof that the
i for revocation are no longer valid.".
SBC 41M. REMOVAL OP MASTBB OB INDIVIDUAL IN dUKCE.
Section 8101 of title 46, United States Code, is amended by adding
at the end the following:
"(i) When the 2 next most senior licensed officers on a vessel
reasonably believe that the master or individual in charge of the
•el is under the influence of alcohol or a dangerous drug and is
ipable of commanding the vessel, the next most senior master,
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mate, or operator licenced under Mctioo 7101(c) (Ij or (8) of this title
shall—
"(1) temporarily relieve the master or individual ia charge;
"(2) temporarily take command of the veawl;
"(3) in the caee of a veawl required to have a log under
chapter 113 of this title, immediately enter the details of the
incident in the log; and
"(4) report thoee details to the Secretary—
"(A) by the most expeditious means available; and
"(B) in written form transmitted within 13 hours after
the vessel arrives at its next port".
SEC 410S. ACCESS TO NATIONAL DRIVER REGISTER. '
(a) ACCESS TO Ream**.—Section 206(b) of the National Driver
Register Act of 1982 (23 U.S.C. 401 note) is amended—
(1) by redesignating the second paragraph (5) (as added to the
end of that section by section 4(bXl) of the Rail Safety Improve-
ment Act of 1988) as paragraph (6); and i
(2) by adding at the end the following:
"(7XA) Any individual who holds or who has applied for a license
or certificate of registry under section 7101 of title 46, United States
Code, or a merchant mariner's document under section 7302 of title
46, United States Code, may request the chief driver lirrnfing
official of a State to transmit to the Secretary of the department in
which the Coast Guard is operating in accordance with subsection
(a) information regarding the motor vehicle driving record of the
individual.
"(B) The Secretary—
"(i) may receive information transmitted by the chief driver
licensing official of a State pursuant to a request under subpara-
graph (A);
"(ii) shall make the information available to the individual for
review and written comment before denying, suspending, or
revoking the license, certificate of registry, or merchant mari-
ner's document of the individual based on thariofornation and
before using that information in any action taken under chap-
ter 77 of title 46, United States Code; and
"(iii) may not otherwise divulge or use that information,
except for the purposes of section 7101,7302, or 7703 of title 46,
United States Code.
"(C) Information regarding the motor vehicle driving record of an
individual may not be transmitted to the Secretary under this
paragraph if the information was entered in the Register more than
3 years before the date of the request for the information, iiplnss the
information relates to revocations or suspensions that are still in
effect on the date of the request Information submitted to the
Register by States under the Act of July 14, 1960 (74 Stat S26). or
under this title shall be subject to access for the purpose of this
paragraph during the transition to the Register described under
section 203(c) of this title.".
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.—
(1) REVIEW or INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM REGISTER,—Chap-
ter 75 of title 46, United States Code, is amended by adding at
the end the following:
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"17505. Review of information hi National Driver Register
"The Secretary shall make information received from the Na-
tional Driver Register under section 206aMMMTa*nuuwTutivtMaA.
(a) STANBABB* FOB FOREIGN TAJIK VaBms.-Section 9101(a) of
title 46, United State* Code, to amended to read a* fbUowr
"(•XI) The Secretary shall evaluate the •"••"•"*;. training, quali-
fication, and watchkaeping standards of a foreign country that
issues documentation for any vessel to which chapter 87 of this title
applies—
"(A) on a periodic basis; and
"(B) when the vessel to involved in a marine casualty required
"(8) those standards are being enforced.
"(3) If the Secretary determines under thto siihssrrinai that
to be reported under section 6101(a) (4) or (6) of this title. /
"(2) After each evaluation made under paragraph (1) of this V-
subsection, the Secretary shall determine whether—
"(A) the foreign country has standards for licensing and . ' ^
certification of seamen that are at least equivalent to United v
States tew or international standard* accepted by the United
leat to United State* law or international standard* accepted by the
United States, the Secretary shall prohibit vsasil* issued docu-
mentation by that country from entering the United States until the
Secretary determines those standards have been established and are
being enforced.
"(4) Tht Secretary may allow provisional entry of a veeeel prohib-
ited from entering the United States under paragraph (8) of this
subsection if— ,«,
"(A) the owner or operator of the vessel establishes, to the -:f>'
satisfaction of the Secretary, that the vessel i* not unsafe or a '*•
threat to the marine environment; or
"(B) the entry is necessary for the safety of the vessel or . ,
individuals on the vessel.". . .•> •:,.<'
(b) RKT-OHINO MAJUKB CASUALTIB.—
(1) REPORTING BCQUUKMCHT.— Section 6101(a) of title 46,
United Stetes Coda, to amended by adding at the end the
following:
"(5) significant harm to the environment".
(2) APPLICATION TO POUOON VESSELS.— Section 6101(d) of title
46, United Stetes Code, to amended—
(A) by inserting "(I)" before "Thto part"; and
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(B) by adding at the end the following:
"(2) This part applies, to the extent consistent with generally
rfcogniand principles of international law, to a foreign vessel con-
structed or adapted to carry, or that carries, oil in bulk as cargo or
cargo residue involved in a marine casualty described under subset-
tion (a) (4) or (5) in waters subnet to the Jurisdiction of the United
States, including the Exclusive Economic Zone.".
(c) TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.—Section 9(a) of
the Ports and Waterways Safety Act (33 U.S.C. 1228(a)) is
amended—
(1) in the matter preceding paragraph (U by striking "section
4417s of the Revised Statutes, as amended." and inserting
"chapter 37 of title 46, United States Code,";
(2) in paragraph (2). by striking "section 4417a of the Revised
Statutes, as amended," and inserting "chapter 37 of title 46,
United States Code,"; and
(3) in paragraph (5), by striking "section 4417a(ll) of the
Revised Statutes, as amended." and inserting "section 9101 of
title 46, United States Code.".
SEC 4107. VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE SYSTEMS.
(a) IN GENERAL.—Section 4(a) of the Ports and Waterways Safety
Act (33 U.S.C. 1223(a)) is amended—
(1) by striking "Secretary may—" and inserting "Secre-
(2) in paragraph (1) by striking "establish, operate, and main-
tain" and inserting "may construct, operate, «"»<««*««'i. improve,
or expand";
(3) in paragraph (2) by striking "require" and inserting "shall
require appropriate";
(4) in paragraph (3) by inserting "may" before "require";
(5) in paragraph (4) by inserting ''may" before "control ; and
(6) in paragraph (5) by inserting "may" before "require".
(b) DIRECTION or VESSEL MOVEMENT.—
(1) STUDY.—The Secretary shall conduct a study—
(A) of whether the Secretary should be given additional
authority to direct the movement of vessels on navigable
waters and should exercise such authority; and
(B) to determine and prioritize the United States ports
and channels that are in need of new, expanded, or im-
proved vessel traffic service systems, by evaluating—
(i) the nature, volume, and frequency of vessel traffic;
(ii) the risks of collisions, spills, and damages associ-
ated with that traffic;
(iii) the impact of installation, •*p"""T't or improve-
ment of a vessel traffic service system; and
(iv) all other relevant costs and data.
(2) REPORT.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the
enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall submit to the Con-
gress a report on the results of the study conducted under
paragraph (1) and recommendations for ji*»pl'"'»*nting the re-
sults of that study.
SEC 4IOS. GREAT LAKES PILOTAGE.
(a) INDIVIDUALS WHO MAY SERVE AS PILOT ON UNDBHONATED
GREAT LAKE WATERS.—Section 9302(b) of title 46, United Stated
Code, is amended to read as follows:
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"(b) A member of the complement of • veeael of the United States
operating on register or of • veewl of Canada may serve a* the pilot
required on waters not designated by the President if the member is
licensed under section 7101 of this title, or under equivalent provi-
sions of O^nHiap law, to direct the navigation of the vessel on the
waters being navigated."•
(b) FINAL-TICS.—Section 9308 of title 46, United States Code, is
amended in each of subsections (a), (b). and (c) by striking "$500"
and insetting "no more than $10,000".
SCC 41*1. PERIODIC GAUGING OF PLATING THICKNESS OP COMMERCIAL
VESSELS.
4« USC 3703
Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act,
the Secretary shall issue regulations for vessels constructed or
adapted to carry, or that carry, oil in bulk as cargo or cargo
residue—
(1) establishing minimum standards for plating thickness; and
(2) requiring, consistent with generally recognized principles
of international law, periodic gauging of the plating thickness of
all such vessels over 30 yean old operating on the navigable
waters or the waters of the exclusive economic zone.
SEC 4111. OVERFILL AND TANK LEVEL OR PRESSURE MONITORING DE- fonUtiom
VICES. 46USC 3703
(a) STANDARDS.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the
enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish, by regulation.
minimum standards for devices for warning persons of overfills and
tank levels of oil in cargo tanks and devices for monitoring the
pressure of oil cargo tanks.
(b) Ust—Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of
this Act. the Secretary shall issue regulations establishing, consist-
ent with generally recognized principles of international law,
requirements concerning the use of—
(1) overfill devices, and
(2) tank level or pressure monitoring devices,
which are referred to in subsection (a) and which meet the standards
established by the Secretary under subsection (a), on vessels con-
structed or adapted to carry, or that carry, oil in bulk as cargo or
cargo residue on the navigable waters and the waters of the exclu-
sive economic zone.
SEC 4111. STUDY ON TANKER NAVIGATION SAFETY STANDARDS,
4« USC 3703
(a) IN OtN»»AU—Not later than 1 Year after the date of enact-
ment of this Act, the Secretary shall initiate a study to determine
whether existing laws and regulations are adequate to ensure the
safe navigation of vessels transporting oil or hazardous substances
in bulk on the navigable waters and the waters of the exclusive
economic zone.
(b) CONTENT.—In conducting the study required under subsection
(a), the Secretary shall—
(1) determine appropriate crew sizes on tankers;
(2) evaluate the adequacy of qualifications and training of
crewmembers on tankers;
(3) evaluate the ability of crewmembers on tankers to take
emergency actions to prevent or remove a discharge of oil or a
hazardous substance from their tankers;
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(4) evaluate the adequacy of navigation equipment and aye-
terns on tankers (including aonar, electronic chart diapiay, and
satellite technology);
(5) evaluate and teat electronic meant of position-reporting
and identification on tankers, consider the »»«it»imiim standard!
suitable for equipment for that purpose, and determine whether
to require that equipment on tankers;
(6) evaluate the adequacy of navigation procedure* under
different operating conditions, hw'wting such variablee as
speed, daylight, ice, tides, weather, and other conditions; .
(7) evaluate whether areas of navigable waters and the ezclu-
aive economic tone should be designated as zonee won* the
movement of tankers should be limited or prohibited;
(8) evaluate whether inspection standards are adequate;
(9) review and incorporate the results of past studies, indud-
ing studies conducted by the Coast Guard and the Office of
Technology Assessment;
(10) evaluate the use of computer simulator counts for train-
ing bridge officers and pilots of vessels transporting oil or
hazardous substances on the navigable waters and waters of the
exclusive economic zone, and determine the feasibility and
practicality of rnf •^•tiny such training*
(11) evaluate the size, cargo capacity, and flag nation of
tankers transporting oil or hazardous substances on the navi-
gable waters and the waters of the exclusive
(A) identifying changes occurring over the past 20 years
in such size and cargo capacity and in vessel navigation and .. V,
technology; and - • .
(B) evaluating the extent to which the risks or difficulties
associated with tanker navigation, vessel traffic control,
accidents, oil spills, and the containment and cleanup of
such spills are influenced by or related to an increase in .,.>,.;
tanker size and cargo capacity; and -TV."
(12) evaluate and test a program of remote alcohol testing for
masters and pilots aboard tankers carrying significant quan-
tities of oil.
(c) RETORT.—Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of
this Act, the Secretary shall transmit to the Congress a report on
the results of the study conducted under subsection (aX including
recommendations for implementing the results of that study.
SEC 4112. DREDGE MODIFICATION STUDY, y*
(a) STUDY.—The Secretary of the Army shall conduct a study and . " V
demonstration to determine the feasibility of modifying dredges to - . :'
make them usable in removing discharges of oil ana tuutaraous
substances.
(b) RKPORT.—Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of *•%';•
this Act, the Secretary of the Army shall submit to the Congress a ,•'"• .s&
report on the results of the study conducted under subsection (a) and nuapr
recommendations for implementing the results of that study. Sv;
Pn.id.nt ofU-S. SEC. 4111. USE OF LINERS. %'•
(a) STUDY.—The President shall conduct a study to determine
whether liners or other secondary means of containment should be •"-.
used to prevent leaking or to aid in leak detection at onshore
facilities used for the bulk storage of oil and located near navigable £'. .
waters. ?£&,"
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(b) REPOBT.—Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of \T. 519
this Act, the President shall submit to the Congress a report on the
results of the study conducted .under subsection (a) and rec-
ommendations to implement the results of the study.
(c) IMPLEMENTATION.—Not later than 6 months after the date the
report required under subsection (b) is submitted to the Congress,
th* Prwiaent •hell iinnlentant the ••««i««m««i^«*i«»«« «««i»»»i»«»ti in
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the report.
SEC 4114. TANK VESSEL MANNING. 4«USCroS
(a) RULEMAEINO.—In order to protect life, property, and the ***' •"*•*'**
environment, the Secretary shall initiate a rulemaking proceeding
within 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act to define
the conditions under, and designate the waters upon, which tank
vessels subject to section 8708 of title 46, United States Code, may
operate in the navigable waters with the auto-pilot engaged or
with an unattended engine room. . .
(b) WATaas.-Ssction 8104 of title 46, United States Code, is
amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:
"(n) On a tanker, a licensed individual or •••"••m may not be
permitted to work more than 15 hours in any 2+hour period, or
more than 36 hours in any 72-hour period, except in an emergency
In this eubeectioBt 'work' includes any administrative
or a drill. In this eubsectioo. 'work- includes any
duties associated with the vessel whether performed on board the
(c) MANNING REQUIEEMENT.—Section 8101(a) of title 46, United
States Code, is amended—
(1) by striking "and" at the end of paragraph (IX
(2) by strikinc the period at the end of paragraph (2) and
inserting "; and7; and
(3) by adding at the end the following new paragraph:
"(3) a tank vessel shall consider the navigation, cargo han-
dling, and maintenance functions of that vessel for protection of
life, property, and the environment".
(d) STANDARDS.—Section 9102(a) of title 46. United States Code, is
amended—
(I) by striking "and" at the end of paragraph (6);
(2) by striking the period st the end of paragrepi
insertinc"; and*;and
(3)byadding^attheendthefoCtowuignewparagranh;
(e) RECOH*—Section 7502 of title 46, United States
amended by striking "•"•'"*•*» records'* and inserting "i
computerized records". \
SEC 411V ESTABLISHMENT OF DOUBLE HULL REQUIREMENT rt
(a) DOUBLE HULL RIO.UIBXMENT.—Chapter 87 of title 46, United
States Code, is am+ndf1 by inserting after section 3703 the following
new section:
"13703s. Tank vessel construction standards
"(a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, a vessel to which
this chapter applies shall be equipped with a double hull—
"(1) if it is constructed or adapted to carry, or carries, oil in
bulk as cargo or cargo residue; and
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"(2) when operating on the waters subject to the jurisdiction
of the United States, including the Exclusive Economic Zone.
"(b) This eection doee not apply to—
"(1) • vessel used only to respond to a discharge of oil or a
hazardous substance;
"(2) a vessel of teai than 5,000 grow tone equipped with •
double containment system determined by the Secretary to be
as effective as a double hull for the prevention of a discharge of
oil; or
"(3) before January 1,2015—
"(A) a vessel "H"*"1'"* oil in bulk at a deepwater port
licensed under the Deepwater Port Act of 1974 (S3 US.C.
1501etseq.>,or
"(B) a delivering vessel that is offloading in lightering
activities—
"(i) within a lightering tone established under section
371«bX5) of this title; and
"(ii) more than 60 miles from the bassUne from
which the territorial sea of the United States is meas-
ured.
"(cXl) In this subsection, the age of a vessel is determined from
the later of the date on which the vessel—
"(A) is delivered after original construction;
"(B) is delivered after completion of a major conversion; or
"(O had its appraised salvage value determined by the Coast
Guard and is qualified for documentation under section 4136 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States (46 App. U.S.C. 14).
"(2) A vessel of leas than 5,000 grass tons for which a building
contract or contract for major conversion was placed before June 30,
1990, and that is delivered under that contract before January 1,
1994, and a vessel of less than 5,000 gross tons that had its appraised
salvage value determined by the Coast Guard before June 30,1990,
and that qualifies for documentation under section 4136 of the
Revised Statutes of the United States (46 App. U.S.C. 14) before
January 1, 1994, may not operate in the navigable waters or the
Exclusive Economic Zone of the United States after January 1,2015,
unless the vessel is equipped with a double hull or with a double
containment system determined by the Secretary to be as effective
as a double hull for the prevention of a discharge of oil.
"(3) A vessel for which a building contract or contract for major
conversion was placed before June 30, 1990, and that is delivered
under that contract before January 1,1*94, and a vessel that had its
appraised salvage value determined by the Coast Guard before June
30,1990. and that qualifies for documentation under section 4136 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States (46 App. U AC 14) before
January 1,1994, may not operate in the navigable waters or Exclu-
sive Economic Zone of the United States unless equipped with a
double hull—
"(A) in the case of a vessel of at least 5,000 gross tons but less
than 15,000 gross tons—
"(i) after January 1.1995. if the vessel is 40 years old or
older and has a single hull, or is 45 yean old or older and
has a double bottom or double sides;
"(ii) after January 1,1996, if the vessel is 39 years old or
older and has a single hull, or is 44 yean old or older and
has a double bottom or double sides;
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rcw after Jaauaiy 1,1997. if the vessel to 38 yean old or
older and hat • single hull, or to 43 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double aid**;
Thr) after January 1, 1998. if Uw VMM! to 87 years old or
older and has a uncle hull or to 42 yean old or older and
has a double bottom or double side*
•W after January 1, 1999, if the vessel to 36 yean old or
elder and hat a ainffle hull, or to 41 yean old or older and
baa a double bottom or double aide*;
"(vi) after January 1, 2000, if the vessel to 85 yean old or
older aad hai a ainffle hull, or to 40 yean old or older and
baa a double bottom or double aidea; and
*(vii) after January 1. 2005, if the TOBW! to 25 yean old or
older and hat a single hull, or to 80 yean old or older and
ha* a double bottom or double aidea;
"CB) in the caw of a veawl of at least 15,000 (TOM ton* but IBM
than 80,000 groat tons—
"(i> after January 1. 1995, if the vestal to 40 yean old or
older and ha* a tingle bull, or to 45 yean old or older and
hat a doable bottom or double aidea;
"(ii) after January 1, 1996, if the veatol to 38 yean old or
older aad hat a angla hull or to 43 yean old or older and
hat a double fr"**tnr or double "'•4-f;
"OU> after January 1. 1997, if the veawl to 36 yean old or
older and hat a tine le hull, or to 41 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double tidet;
w(iv) after January 1, 1998, if the vessel to 84 yean old or
older and hat a uncle hull, or to 89 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double tides;
"(v) after January 1, 1999, if the vessel to 32 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or 37 yean old or older and hat
a double bottom or double tidea;
"(vi) after January 1, 2000, if the vetael to 30 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or to 35 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double aidea;
"Mi) after January 1. 2001, if the veetal to 29 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or to 84 yean old or older and
'1* flf dmihlt tidtt;
January 1. 2002. if the vassal to 28 yean old or
older and hat a sugtr hoO, or to 89 yean old or eider aad
as* a double bottom or double sides;
"(ix> after January 1, 2003. if the veatel to 27 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull or to 82 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double aidea;
"(x) after January 1, 2004, if the vessel to 26 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or to 81 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double aidea; and
"(xi) after January 1. 2005, if the veatel to 25 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or to 80 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double aidat; and
"(O in the ease of a veetel of at least 30,000 groat tons—
"(i) after January 1, 1995, if the vetael to 28 yean old or
older and hat a single hull, or 83 yean old or older and hat
a double bottom or double tidet;
•W after January 1, 1996, if the veetel to 27 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or to 32 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double tides;
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"(iii) after January 1.1997. if the veawl it 26 yean old or
older and hai a tingle hull, or it 81 yean old or older and
hat a double bottom or double fide*;
"Civ) after January 1,1998, if the veaael is 25 yean old or
older and hat a tingle hull, or ia 80 yean old or older and
hai a double bottom or double sides;
» after January 1,1999, if the vessel i» 24 yean old or
older and hai a tingle hull, or 29 yean old or older and hai
a double bottom or double aide*; and
"(vi) after January 1.2000, if the vessel it 28 yean old or
•older and hat a tingle hull, or it 28 yean old or older and
hai a double bottom or double tides.
"(4) Except at provided in subsection (b) of thit section—
"(A) a vessel that bat a tingle hull may not operate after
January 1.2010; and
"(B) a veaael that hat a double bottom or double tidw may not
operate after January 1,2015.".
(b) RUUEMAKINO.—The Secretary •hall, within 12 months after the
date of the enactment of thit Act, complete a rulemaking proceeding
and issue a final rule to require that tank vessels over
tons affected by section 8703s of title 46, United States Code, as
added by this section, comply until January 1,2015. with structural
aa auhetantial protection to the environment at it economi-
ologically feasible.
(c) CUBICAL AMCNDMCNT.— The analysis for chapter 87 of title 46,
United States Code, it amended by inserting after the item relating
to section 8708 the following:
M3703a. Tank vettel construction standards,'*.
(d) LtCHTOtiNC RcQununiDm.— Section 3715U) of title 46, United
States Code, is amended—
(1) in paragraph (1), by striking "; and" and inserting a
semicolon:
(2) in paragraph (2), by striking the period and inserting
"; and"; and
(8) by adding at the end the following:
18) the delivering and the receiving veaael had on board at
the time of transfer, • certificate of ftnanciaT responsibility aa
would have bean required under section 101ft of the Ol Pollu-
tion Act of 1990. had the transfer taken place m a place subject
to the jurisdiction of the United States;
"(4) the delivering and the receiving veawl had on board at
the time of transfer, evidence that each vettel it operating in
compliance with tection 311(j) of the Federal Water Pollution
Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321H)); and
"(5) the delivering and the receiving veatel are operating in
compliance with section 8708a of this title.".
(e) SECKCTAJUAL STUDIO. —
(1) Omn UQuntZHZNTS.— Not later than 6 months after the
date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary thai! determine,
bated on recommendations from the National Academy of Sci-
ences or other Qualified organizations, whether other ttructural
and operational tank vessel requirements will provide protec-
tion to the marine environment equal to or greater than that
provided by double hulls, and shall report to the Congress that
determination and recommendations for legislative action.
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(2) Rcvnw AND ASUMMKHT.—The Secretary shall—
(A) periodically review recommendations from the Na-
tional Academy of Science* and other qualified organisa-
tions on method* for further increasing the aoTironmental
and operational safety of tank vessels;
(B) not later than 5 yean after the date of enactment of
this Act, assess the impact of this eection on the amfaty of
the marine environment and the economic viability and
operational makeup of the maritime oil transportation in-
(C) report the results of the review and assessment to the
fnugisss with recommendations for legislative or other
(0 VSMEL FINANCING.—Section 1104 of the Merchant Marine Act
of 1936 (46 App. U AC. 1274) is amended—
(1) by striking "Sic. 1104." and inserting "Sec. 1104A,"; sod
(2)byii«ertiMsftarsectk»o.ll04A(esre«Usignstaribypaf»-
shanthefottowiDC
11MB. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of this title. «UKi
. ; as provided m subsection (d) of this section, the Secretary. ""'
upoa the terms the Secretary may prescribe, may guarantee or
make a commitment to guarantee, payment of the principal of-and
interest on an obligation which aids in financing and refinancing,
including reimbursement to an obligor for expenditures previously
made, of a contract for construction or reconstruction of a vessel or
vessels owned by citizens of the United States which an designed
snd to be employed for commercial use in the coastwise or
intercoastal trade or in foreign trade as defined in section 905 of this
Act if—
"(1) the construction or reconstruction by an applicant is
made necessary to replace vessels the continued operation of
which is denied by virtue of the imposition of a statutorily
m.m~A*tmA change in standards for the operation of vessels, and
where, as a matter -of law. the applicant would otherwise be
denied the right to continue operating vessels m the trades in
which the applicant operated prior to the taking effect of the
statutory or regulatory change;
"(2) the applicant is presently engaged in transporting car-
goes in vssssls of the type and class that will be constructed or
reconstructed under this section, and agrees to employ vessels
constructed or reconstructed under this section as replacements
only for vessels made obsolete by changes in operating stand-
ards imp need by statute;
"(3) the capacity of the vssssls to be constructed or re-
constructed under this title will not increase the cargo carrying
capacity of the vessels being replaced;
r<(4) the Secretary has not made a determination that the
market demand for the vessel over its useful life will «iimii«i«>i
so as to make the granting of the guarantee ftduciarily im-
prudent; and
"(5) the Secretary has considered the provisions of section
1104A(dXlXA) (iii), (fv). and (v) of this tide.
"(b) For the purposes of this section—
"(1) the m«wimum term for obligations guaranteed under this
program may not exceed 25 yean;
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"(2) obligations guaranteed may not exceed 75 percent of the • •
actual cost or depreciated actual cost to the applicant for the
construction or reconstruction of the vessel; and
"(8) reconstruction cost obligations may not be guaranteed
nnlnss the vessel after reconstruction will have a useful life of . . -'
at least 15 yean. «• •;.&?"
"(cXl) The Secretary ahall by rule require that the applicant *P^
provide adequate emcority against default The Secretary may. to . :•
addition to any fees aaiiand under section 1104A(e), establish a :.' '
Vassal Replacement Guarantee Fund into which ahall be paid by '.;n*.
obligors under this section— - • -..-",
"(A) annual fees which may be an additional amount on the ~t't"
loan guarantee fee in section 1104A(e) not to exceed an addi- r.y-
tionall percent; or
"(B) fees based on the amount of the obligation versus the
percentage of tfaa obligor's fleet being replaced by
•*>«^ir*fJsrJ ftP tT^rXxtUstmcisMi IIIIiHetr tKia mm&fam^
*X2) The Vessel Bepiacement Guarantee Fund ahall ha •
yqbeTTH1""* tit th»T»J«p«1 SViip TinMyiJM TEmt^ «t»A AaTI—
-(A) be the depusltoii for all moneys received by the Sec-
retary under eections 1101 through 1107 of this title with
respect to guarantee or commitments to guarantee made under
this section;
"(B) not include investigation fees payable under section
IKKACf) which shall be paid to the Federal Ship Financing . : .
Fund; and • ,.*• .
"(O be the depository, whenever there shall be outstanding • •
any notes or obligations issued by the Secretary under section
llOKd) with respect to the Vessel Replacement Guarantee
Fund, for all moneys received by the Secretary under sections '." ..
1101 through 1107 from applicants under this section.
"(d) The program created by this section shall, in addition to the ' •' "
requirements of this section, be subject to the provisions of sections
1101 through 1103; 1104A(b) (IX (4). (5), (6); 1104A(e); 1104A(fn
1104A(h); and 1105 through 1107; except that the Federal Ship
Financing Fund is not liable for any guarantees or commitments to
guarantee issued under this section, .
SEC OIL PILOTAGE.
(a) PILOT REO.UIXXD.—Section 8502(g) of title 46, United States
Code, is amended to read as follows: - -
"(gXD The Secretary shall designate by regulation the areas of the r '
approaches to and waters of Prince William Sound. Alaska, if any. •-, «•
on which a vessel subject to this section is not required to be under . ..
the direction and control of a pilot licensed under section 7101 of
this title. 4$V.v.
"(2) In any area of Prince William Sound. Alaska, where a vessel .^";
subject to this section is required to be under the direction and .',-.
control of a pilot licensed under section 7101 of this title, the pilot -~7
may not be a member of the crew of that vessel and shall be a pilot ...v ..
licensed by the State of Alaska who is operating under a Federal " .*•- •
license, when the vessel is navigating waters between 60*49' North "v"
latitude and the Port of Valdez, Alaska.". •;
(b) SECOND PUSON RBQUIKED.—Section 8502 of title 46, United
States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: ., -'
iin.\m. c< »__. .L.n j...- « ». .. >• , . ^ , . .-Se ..
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or mate licensed to direct •*w^ control the vessel under
section TlOKcXl) of this title who is separate and distinct from the
pilot required under subsection (a) of this section.'1.
(c) ESCORTS FOR CERTAIN TANKERS.—Not later than 6 months after
the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall initiate
issuance of regulations under section 8703(aX3) of title 46, United
States Code, to define those areas, including Prince William Sound.
Alaska, and Rosario Strait and Puget Sound, Washington flir'wHg
those portions of the Strait of Juan de Fuca east of Port Angeles,
Haro Strait, and the Strait of Georgia subject to United Kates
jurisdiction), on which single hulled tankers over 6,000 gross tons
transporting oil in bulk shall be escorted by at least two towing
veseeb (asdefined under section 2101 of title 46, United States Cede)
or other vessels considered appropriate by the Secretary.
(d) TANKER DEFINED.—In this section the term "tanker" has the
same meaning the term has in section 2101 of title 46, United States
Code.
ICC 4117. MAjUTMl
STUDY.
POLLUTION PREVENTION TRAINING PROGRAM
The 6s
shall conduct a
to determine the fsasitiilitj of
to be carried
Subtitle B— Removal
SEC 4M1. FEDERAL REMOVAL AUTHORITY.
(a) IN GENSRAI.— Subsection (c) of section
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The study shall assess the coats and benefits of transferring suitablt
vessels to selected maritime training institutions, Tflvirrlng the
vessels for oil spill response, and training students in oil pollution
response skills. The study shall be completed and transmitted to the
Congress no later than one year after the date of the enactment of
this Act
SEC 4111. VESSEL COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS.
The Secretary shall, not later than one year after the date of the
enactment of this Act, issue regulations necessary to ensure that
voawls subject to the Vessel Bridge-to-Bridge Radiotelephone Act of
1971 (33 U.S.C. 1203) are alao equipped as neoessary to—
(1) receive radio marine navigation safety warning*; and
(2) engage in radio communications QP ojesiflutedfreouencies
with the Coast Guard, and auch other vessels and stations as
may be specified by the Secretary.
S3 USC 1203
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PrwiJintofUS.
311 of the Federal Munii*.
Water Pollution Control Act (33 UJ5.C. 1321(c)) is amended to read
as follows:
"(c) FcBOUL REMOVAL AUTHOBJTT.—
"(1) GEHCHAL REMOVAL RBQUDIIMEHT.—
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"(iii) into or on the waters of the exclusive •***uu*j* sone;
or
"(iv) that may affect natural resources belonging to, ap-
pertaining to, or under the exclusive management author- - •-
ity of thellnited States. ....
"(B) In carrying out this paragraph, the President may— . • .'
"(0 remove or arrange for the removal of a discharge, and
mitigate or prevent a substantial threat of a discharge, at
anytime; . - ."w' ••--.
"(ii) direct or monitor aU Federal. State, and private . . ;/:'<•
actions to remove a discharge; and . '-A:,'....
"(iii) remove and. if necessary, destroy a vessel discharg- - • - •••,*•>•''
ing, or threatening to discharge, by whatever means are -'V'-
available. . 'X-V^
"(2) DlSCHABOBPOaiNO SUBSTANTIAL THBXAT TO PUBLIC HXALTH . .^V
OK WSLTABZ.—(A) If a discharge, or a substantial threat of a '., C
discharge, of oil or a hazardous substance from a vessel, offshore . • ;t;'"
facility, or onshore facility is of such a size or character as to be
a rifrf»ff*fdt threat to the public health or welfare of the
United Stale* (faKtoduf but not limited to fish, shellfish, wild-
life, other Batarai paaauKa*. and the poMfe and private beaches
an* sheealkia* «C the United States), the President shall direct
att FuJeisa> State, and prfvaiy artiuaa to •note the discharge
"(B) In carrying out this paragraph, the Piesidsul may. with-
out regard to any other provision of law governing contracting
procedures or employment of personnel by the Federal Govern-
I
"(D remove or arrange for the removal of the discharge.
or mitigate or prevent the substantial threat of the dis-
charge; and '-. •
"(ii) remove and, if necessary, destroy a vessel discharg- ' ,
ing, or threatening to discharge, by whatever means an tf*
available. . V ;*
"(3) ACTIONS IN ACOOKDANCB WITH NATIONAL CONTINGENCY
PLAN.—(A) Each Federal agency. State, owner or operator, or '. .
other person participating in efforts under this subsection shall >,/.;
act in accordance with the National Contingency Plan or as • -
directed by the President • -
"(B) An owner or operator participating in efforts under this
subsection shall act in accordance with the National Contin-
gency Plan and the applicable response plan required under
subsection (j). or as directed by the President •-.-r'
"(4) EXEMPTION FROM LIABILITY.—(A) A person is not liable for
removal costs or damages which result from actions taken or -•••
omitted to be taken in the course of rendering care, assistance,
or advice consistent with the National Contingency Plan or as
otherwise directed by th« President . ' „;.'
"(B) Subparagraph (A) does not apply— . . - ..*?.';
"(i) to a responsible party; "- ~'.
"(ii) to a response under the Comprehensive Environ- '.,/
mental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 -* .
(42U.S.C.9601etseq.); . ' .
"(iii) with respect to personal injury or wrongful death; or
"(iv) if the person is grossly negligent or engages in
—»»ftil misconduct
• «'T -\-
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"(Q A rwpooiiblt party to liable for any rtmoval costs and
•4»*naf^ that soother peteon to relieved of under subpangraph
*W
"(6) OBLIGATION ANO LIABILITY Of OWNH OB OKBATOB NOT
Amcrm—Nothing in this mihMetioB affects—
*XA) tht oblifation of an owner or operator to napoad
4iately to a discharge, or tba throat of a diacharge, of
oil; or
"(B) th« liability of a gannnsiMa party under tha Oil
Pollution Act of 1990.
"(6) RBTONHBU PAXTT BDINBB.— For purposes of this subsec-
tion. tba tarn
term uodar section
(b) NAHONAL OoNiotoiHcy PLAM.— Subaactioa (d) of aactfen Sll of
the Fadaral Water Pollution Control Act (8S UAC 1821(d)> ia
amaadad to raad M followr .... •
"(d) NATIONAL CONTDWWNCT PLAN.—
*U1) PROABATION BY PBODKNT.— llta Pnaidant ihallntaiiaia
.
BU PAXTT BDINBB.— For purposes of this subsec-
'responsible party1 has tba meaning given that
ction 1001 oTtha Oil Pollution Act of 1990.".
and publish a National OmHiiteuj Plan Jar i
•WOmfTBm.-Ifce National Contingency Plan shall avwMe
far efficient, coordinated, and effective action to minimise
damage from oil and hazardous labstanee discharges, including
containment, dispersal, and removal of oil and hazardous su£
stances, and shall include, but not be limited to. the following:
"(A) Assignment of duties and responsibilities among
Federal departments and agencies in coordination with
State and local agencies aad port authorities including, but
not limited to, water pollution control and conservation and
trusteeship of natural resources (including conservation of
fish and wildlife).
"(B) Identification, procurement, "••'"**"-•!«•. and stor-
age of equipment and supplies.
"(Q Establishment or designation of Coast Guard strike
teams, consisting of—
"(i) personnel who shall be trained, prepared, and
available to provide necessary services to carry out the
National Contingency Plan;
"(ii) adequste oil and haiaHinit substance pollution
control equipment and material; and
"Oil) a detailed oil and haiardnus substance pollution
and prevention plan, including measures to protect
fiaheries and wildlife.
"(D) A system of surveillance and notice designed to
safeguard against as well as ensure earliest possible notice
of discharges of oil and hazardous substances and imminent
threats of such dischargee to the appropriate State and
Federal agencies.
"(E) Establishment of a national canter to provide co-
ordination and direction for operations in carrying out the
Plan.
"(F) Procedures and techniques to be employed in identi-
fying, containing, dispersing, and removing oil and hazard-
"(0) A schedule, prepared in cooperation with the States,
identifying—
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"(i) dispersants, other chemicals, and other spill miti-
5ting devices and substances, if any, that may be aesd
carrying out the Plan,
"(ii) the waters in which such dispersants, other
chemicals, f"^ other spill mitigating devices •*"* sub-
stances may be used, and
"Oil) the quantities of such dispersant, other chemi-
cals, or other spill mitigating device or substaace which
can be used safely in such waters,
rhkh schedule shall provide m the case of any diapanaol.
t or eiiibctu
.pjl
. ificaUy identified in such schedule that the i
or his delegate, may, OB a emsshyeasi basis, identify the
dispersants, ether chemicals, and other spill „
devices and substances which may be used, the waters in
which they may be used, and the quantities which can be
used safely in such waters.
"(H) A system whereby the State or States affected by a
discharge of oil or hazardous substance may act where
necessary to remove such discharge and such State or
States may be reimbursed in accordance with the Oil Pollu-
tion Act of 1990, in the case of any discharge of oil from a
vessel or facility, for the reasonable costs incurred for that
removal, from the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund.
"(1) Establishment of criteria and procedures to ensure
immediate and effective Federal identification of, and re-
sponse to, a discharge, or the threat of a discharge, that
results in a substantial threat to the public health or
welfare of the United States, as required under subsection
(cX2X
"(J) Establishment of procedures and standards for
removing a worst case discharge of oil. and for mitigating or
preventing a substantial threat of such s discharge.
"(K) Designation of the Federal official who shall be the
Federal On-Scene Coordinator for each area for which an
Area Contingency Plan is required to be prepared under
subsection (i).
"(L) Establishment of procedures for the coordination of
activities of—
"(i) Coast Guard strike teams established under
subparagraph (O,
"(ii) Federal On-Scene Coordinators designated under
subparagraph (K);
"(Ui) District Response Groups established under
subsection (j); and
"(iv) Area Committees established under subsection
Fiihandibhinc "(JJJ A fish and wildlife response plan, developed in
wuduf> consultation with the United States Fish and WildlUfeServ-
ice. the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
and other interested parties (including State fish and wild-
lift conservation officials), for the immediate and effective
protection, rescue, and rehabilitation of, and the ••«»'<••«••-
tion of risk of damage to. fish and wildlife resources and
their habitat that are harmed or that may be jeopardized by
a discharge.
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"(8) RSVWONS AND AMENDMENTS.—The President may, from
tint* to time, as tbt President deans advisable, revise or other-
wise amend tht National Contingency Plan.
"(4) Acnom m AOOOBDANCE WITH NATIONAL CONTOIOENCT
FLAN.—AfUr publication of the National Contingency Plan, the
removal of oil and hazardous substances and actions to mini-
mixt damage from oil and hazardous substance discharges thill,
to the igrtatest extent po
tional Contingency Plan."
to the igrtatest extent possible, be in aooordanet with tbt Na-
tional Contingency Plan.".
(b) DtfiNHiUNS.- Saetion 811(a) of tba Fadaral Water Pollution
Control Act (88 U.S.C. 1821(a» is amended—
(1) in paragraph (8X by inserting -containment and" after
"ntmtfrSd
(2) in paragraph 06) by striking the period at the end and
inserting a semicolon;
(3) in paragraph (17)-
(A) by striking "Otherwise" and inserting "otherwise";
and
(B) by striking the period at the end and inserting a
semicolon; "*"^
(4) by addinf at tht and the following:
"(18) 'Area rttmmrtttt* means an Ana
under sobstcttoB OX
'XIW 'Area Contingency Plan* ssaaas aa Ana
Plan prepared under snheerrino (ft
"(20) 'Coast Guard District Response Group' "**•"• a Coast
Guard District Response Group established under subsection (ft
"(21) Tederal On-Scene Coordinator' means a Federal On-
Scene Coordinator designated in the National Contingency
Plan;
"(22) "National Contingency Plan' means tht National COP*'"-
gency Plan prepared and published under subsection (d);
"(23) 'National Response Unit' means the National Response
Unit established under subsection (ft and
"(24) 'worst case discharge' means—
"(A) in the case of a vessel, a diecharge in advene
weather conditions of its entire cargo; and
"(B) in the case of an ofnhore facility or onshore facility,
the largest fareseeabla discharge in adverse weather CPDO>
(e) RrvmoN or NATIONAL CowTuiumm PLAN.—Not later than vuac uu
one year after the date of the enactment of this Act the President
shall revise and republish the National Contingency Plan prepared
under section 811(cX2) of the Fadaral Water Pollution Control Act
(as in effect Immediately before the date of the enactment of this
Act) to implement tbt amendments made by this section and section
4202.
SEC IMS. NATIONAL PLANNING AND USTONSK SYSTEM.
(a) IN GENUAL,—Subsection Q) of section 811 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321Q)) is amended—
(1) by striking "(j)" and inserting the following:
"0') NATIONAL RBPONSX SYSTEM.—";
(2) by moving paragraph (1) so as to begin immediately below
the haadin- '"• «"»"••••»*•»«» '» /•• mAAmA Kv n*nt»r«nK 111 nf tKi«
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Uniformd
AA^vid^w
••TOOT.
North Carolina.
PubUc
information.
(3) by moving paragraph (I) two ems to the right, so the left
margin of that paragraph it aligned with the left margin of
paragraph (2) of that subsection (a* added by paragraph (6) of
thu subsection);
(4) in paragraph (1) by striking "(If and inverting the follow-
(5) by striking paragraph (2k and ''
(6) by adding at the end the following:
"(2) NATIONAL RBPONSK UNIT.—The Secretary of the depart-
ment in which the Coast Guard is operating snail establish a
National Response Unit at Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The
Secretary, acting through the National Response Unit—
*XA) shall compue and m«h««»»" a comprehensive com-
puter list of spill removal resources, personnel, and equip-
ment that is available worldwide and within the anas
designated by the President pursuant to paragraph (4).
wh&daan be available to Federal and State agwoes and
"(B)shall provide fc""t"*{"«1 -—*-*••"-. equipment, and
other resources requested by a Federal On-Scene Coordina-
tor,
"(Q shall coordinate use of private and public personnel
and equipment to remove a worst case discharge, and to
mitigate or prevent a substantial threat of such a discharge,
from a vessel, offshore facility, or onshore facility operating
in or near an area designated by the President pursuant to
paragraph (4);
"(D) may provide **"t»ni''f1 assistance in the preparation
of Area Contingency Plans required under paragraph (4);
"(E) shall •dmfriMfcar Coast Guard strike teams estab-
lished under the National Contingency Plan;
"(F) shall •«•"'*•*•» on file all Area Contingency Plans
approved by the President under this subsection; and
*(G) shall review each of those plans that affects its
responsibilities under this subsection.
"(3) COAST GUARD DISTRICT RESPONSE GROUPS.—(A) The Sec-
retary of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating
shall establish in each Coast Guard district a Coast Guard
District Response Group.
"(B) Each Coast Guard District Response Group shall consist
of—
"(i) the Coast Guard personnel and equipment, including
firefighting equipment, of each port within the district;
"(ii) additional propositioned equipment; and
"Oii) a district response advisory staff.
"(O Coast Guard district response groups—
"(i) shall provide technical assistance, equipment, and
other resources when required by a Federal On-Scene
Coordinator,
"(ii) shall «"•'"*•{•' all Coast Guard response equipment
within its district;
"(iii) may provide technical assistance in the preparation
of Area Contingency Plans required under paragraph (4>,
and
"(iv) shall review each of those plans that affect its i
of geographic responsibility.
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"(4) ABBA ooKMrma* AND ABBA ooimraBNcr FLANS.--,
"(ii) work with State and local officials to enhance the
contingency r-'""*'^ of those official* •*"* to assure
pnplanning of Joint response efforts, todadinj; appropriate
procedures for mechanical recovery, dttpenal, shoreline
cleanup, protection of sensitive environmental area*, and
Vnaeue. and nhabilitation of fhharies and wild-
"(iii) work with State and local offieiabi to axpadite doci-
for th* UM of diipanaata and othar mitifatinc «ub-
"(O Each Ana Onmniittaa ihall prapar* and •ubmit to tha
Praaidtnt for approval an Ana Gontinftncy Plan for it« araa.
Th« Ana Cootiacmcy Plan ihall—
"(i) whanunplanMntad in eonjunction with the National
Plan,
Opntingancy Plan, be adequate to remove a wont
discharge, and to ?«<«%•*• or prevent a substantial threat of
such a discharge, from a vessel, offshore facility, or onshore
facility operating in or near the ana;
"(ii) deecribethe ana covered by the plan, including the
of special economic or environmental importance that
be damaged by a diecharge;
I deecribe in detail the responsibilities of an owner or
operator and of Federal, State, and local agendas in remov-
ing a diecharge. and in mitigating or preventing a substan-
tial threat of a discharge;
"(iv) list the equipment (including firefighting equip-
ment), dtopenante or other mitigating substances and de-
vice*, and personnel available to an owner or operator and
Federal, State, and local agencies, to ensure an effective
and immediate removal of a discharge, and to ensure miti-
gation or prevention of a substantial threat of a diecharge;
"(v) deecribe the procedures to be followed for obtaining
an expedited decision regarding the use of dispersants;
"(ri) deecribe in detail how the plan to integrated into
other Area Contingency Plan* and vessel, offshore facility,
and onshore facility response plan* approved under this
subsection, and into operating procedures of the National
Response Unit;
"(vii) include any other information the President re-
quires; and
, ~ I"1"' ** OP***1 Periodically by the Area Committee.
"(D) The President shall--
"(i) review and approve Area Contingency Plan* under
Ul (Jj. MH(j
lically review Area Contingency Plans so sp-
this paragraph;
"(ii) periodic
provod.
"(5) TANK VOUL AND rAcarry BBBPONU FLANS — (A) The
President shall issue regulations which require an owner or
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operator of a Unk VMM! or facility described in subparagraph
(B) to prepare and submit to the President a plan for ret pond-
inf. to the *«•""""" extent practicable, to a wont case d»
charge, and to a mihtUntial threat of auch a discharge, of oil or
g hazardous substance*
"(B) The tank vesssls and facilities referred to in subpan-
graph (A) are the following:
"(i) A tank vessel, as defined under section 2101 of title
46, United States Code. .
•W) An oftabore facility. < .
"Oil) An onshore faculty that, because of its location
could reasonably be expected to cause substantial Kara to
the environment by discharging into or on the navigable
waters, •^"""f shorelines, or the exclusive economic
'XO A response plan required under this paragraph «n*n—
ti) be fioaaiatent with the requiramants of the National
CbotinflBBcy nan and Ana Contingency Plane
"00 Identify the qualified individual having full author-
Ity to implement removal actions, and require immediate
communications between that individual and the appro-
priate Federal official and the persons providing personnel
and equipment pursuant to clause (iii);
"(iii) identify, and ensure by contract or other means
approved by the President the availability of, private
personnel and equipment necessary to remove to the maxi-
mum extent practicable a worst case discharge (including •
discharge resulting from fire or explosion), and to mitigate
or prevent a substantial threat of such a discharge;
*'(iv) describe the training, equipment testing, periodic
unannounced drills, and response actions of persons on the
vessel or at the facility, to be carried out under the plan to
ensure the safety of the vessel or facility and to mitigate or
prevent the discharge, or the — »-*••«*-» threat of a dis-
pdated periodically; and
"(vi) be resubmitted for approval of each significant
change.
Pnodcnt of us. "(D) With respect to any response plan submitted under this
paragraph for an onshore facility that, because of its location,
could reasonably be expected to cause significant and substan-
tial harm to the environment by discharging into or on the
navigable waters or adjoining shorelines or the exclusive, eco-
nomic cone, and with respect to each response plan submitted
under this paragraph for a tank vessel or offshore facility, the
President shall—
"(p promptly review such response plan;
"(ii) require amendments to any plan that does not meet
the requirements of this paragraph;
"(iii) approve any plan that meets the requirements of
this paragraph; and
"(iv) review each plan periodically thereafter.
"(E) A tank vessel, offshore facility, or onshore facility re-
quired to prepare a response plan under this subsection may not
handle, store, or transport oil unless—
"(i) in the case of a tank vessel, offshore facility, or
onshore facility for which a response plan is reviewed by
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the President under aubpangraph
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OIL SPILL KSPOME OUOfEEATTVEB.
Section 12106 of title 46. United States Code, is amended by
adding at the end the following:
'XdJfDA Teasel may bt tawed a certificate of documentation with
"(A) tha vessel fc ownad by a noUbr-profit ofl spill response
cooperative or by mamban or fuch a cooperative who dedicate
tha vessel to uw by tha cooperative;
"(B) tha vessel is at least 60 parent ownad by pencils or
entities described in section 12102ta)ef this titlr,
'XQ tha vessel otharwiaa qualifiai undar section 12106 to ba
amployad in tha oaaatwiaa trade; and
'© uaa of tha vessel to natrictad to—
"(i) tha daplojrmant of aquipmant, auppUaa, and panonnal
to raoorar, contain, or tranaport oU diachanad into tha
navinbla watan of tha Unitad Stataa, or withtoitha Exclu-
. aivaEcooottk Zooa, or
«(ii) for traininf amdaai to prapara to napond to auch a
diacharfa.
"(2) For purpoaai of tha fint proriao of aaction 27 of tha Marehant
Marina Act, 1&20, aaction 2 of £a Shippinf Act of 1916, and aaction
12102(a) of thia titla, a vaaaal nrtitini tha criteria of thia rabaactioo
shall be conaidarad to ba ownad excloamly by citiaena of tha Unitad
Stataa.".
Subtitle C—Penalties and Miscellaneous
snood—
(1) by inserting after tha fint sentence the following:
Federal agency ehall immediately notify the appropriate
agency of any State which is. or may reasonably be expect
•EC 4M1. FTDERALWATERPOLLimON CONTROL ACT PENALTIES.
(a) Nona TO STATE AND FAILURE To REPORT.—Section 811(bX5) of
the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (88 U.S.C. 1821(bX5)) is
amended—
"The
State
i tupectod to
be, affected by the discharge of oil or a hazardous substance.";
(2) by striking "fined not more than 810,000, or imprisoned for
not more than one year, or both" and inserting "fined in
accordance with title 18, United States Code, or imprisoned for
not more than 5 yean, or both"; and
(8) in the last rrntmrr by—
(A) striking "or information itfrtainrd by the exploitation
of auch notification"; and
(B) inserting "natural" before "person".
(b) PENALTIES FOR DBKHAROBS AND VIOLATIONS or REOULATIONS.—
Section 811(b) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (88 U.S.C.
1321tt») is amended by striking paragraph (O and inserting the
following new paragraphs:
"(6) ADMDRSTRAITVX RM ALTOS.—
"(A) VIOLATIONS.—Any owner, operator, or paraon in
charge of any vssssl, onshore facility, or offshore facility—
"(i) from which oil or a hazardous substance is die-
charged in violation of paragraph (8), or
"(LO who fails or refuses to comply with any regula-
tion issued under subsection (j) to which that owner,
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may be assessed • class I or dam U civil penalty by the
Secretary of tlw department in which the CoMt Guard is
operating or UM Administrator.
"(B)CLASSBOrrXNALTni.—
"(0 CLAW L—Tne amount of a da* I civil penalty
under subpangraph (A) may not exceed 110,000 per
violation, except that the maximum amount of any
class I civil penalty under this nibparagraph shall not
d 125,000. Before s.ss seeing a civil penalty under
exceed , .
this clause, the Administrator or Secretary, as the
may be, shall give to the penon to be assssssd such
penalty written notice of the Administrator's or Sec-
retary's proposal to assess the penalty and the oppor-
tunity to request, within 80 days of the date the notice
is received by such penon, a hearing on the proposed
penalty. Such hearing shall not be subject to section
554or 556 of title 5. United States Code, but shall
provide a reasonable opportunity to be heard and to
present evidence * *
"(ii) CLASS n.—The amount of a class n civil penalty
under subpangraph (A) may not exceed $10,000 per
day for each day during which the violation continues;
except that *h* maximum amount of any class n civil
penalty under this subparagraph shall not exceed
1125,000. Except as otherwise provided in this subsec-
tion, a class u civil penalty shall be turned and
collected in the same manner, and subject to the same
provisions, as in the case of civil penalties assessed and
collected after notice and opportunity for a hearing on
the record in accordance with section 554 of title 5,
United States Code. The Administrator and Secretary
may issue rules for discovery procedures for hearings
under this paragraph.
"(O RIGHTS or mrxaxerxD nasoNs.—
"(i) PUBLIC NOTICE.—Before issuing an order
Iff si clssa D civil penalty "ft*^ this paragf
Adaunsstrater or Secretary, as) the
provide puhBe notice of and lussnnelils mipunuuiij to
comment on *h+ proposed issuance of such order.
"(ii) PUSXNTATTON OF cvDKNCE.—Any person who
it of a class 0 civil
comments on a proposed <
penalty under this paragraph shall be given notice of
any hearing held under this paragraph and of the order
•sssssinff such penalty. In any hM«ny held under this
paragraph, such penon shall have a reasonable oppor-
tunity to be heard and to present evidence.
"(in) Ruarn or uumim reasons TO A HXAJUWJ.—
jf m hearing j, heij mtor subparagraph (B) before
issuance of an order ssssssing a class n civil penalty
under this paragraph, any penon who commented on
the proposed stssesment may petition, within 30 days
after the issuance of such order, the Administrator or
Secretary, as the case may be, to set aside such order
and to provide a hearing on the penalty. If the evidence
presented by the petitioner in support of the petition is
material and was not considered in the issuance of the
order, the Administrator or Secretary shall imme-
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civil penalt
class n dviT penalty under thia
which the Adminfetrator or Secretary to*
i final order asaeaiing • class n civil penalty not
•object to farther judicial review and the violator hai
paid a penalty mini J under this paragraph.
•hall not be the subject of a civil penalty action under
•action 30*d), 309(f), or 605 of thii Act or under paragraph
<7X
"(F) Enter or ACTION ON COKFUANCS.—No action by the
Administrator or Secretary under this paragraph •hall
affect any person's obligation to comply with any aection of
this Act
"(G) JUDICIAL «*ynw.—Any person against whom a civil
ader Una paraj
PUBLIC LAW 101-880-AUG. 18, 1990 104 ST^T.
diately aet aaide eucfa order and provide a hearing in
accordance with •ubparegrapb (B)OiX If the Admuue-
trator or Secretary deniee a hearing under thia clauM,
the Administrator or Secretary •£•!! provide to the
petitioner, and publkh in the Federal Raffaitor. notice
rf and the ream* for eucfa denial
tD) FofAurr or oaao.— An order a«Maainff a claai n
dvil penalty under thai paragraph ahall become final 80
day* after to iavaance unleat a petition for Judicial review
iTfiled under aubpongrmph (O) or a bearinV to rmiMtod . *
under aubparafntph (OUiD. If tuch a boarinf k denied.
•ucfa order ahall become final 80 day» after Mich denial
•W Brvacr or OBOB.— Action taken by the Adminia-
trator or Secretary, a* the can* may be, under thia para-
graph ahall not affect or limit the Administrator^ or See-
retary'* authority to enforce any provision of thii Act;
except that any vwlation—
"(i) with rereect to which the Administrator or Sec-
penalty is assessed under Una paragraph or who com-
mented on the proposed •anaimint of such penalty in
accordance with sunparagnnh (O may obtain review of
TD faU>acs«yofaa»»amasatofadas> I crrUpenalty,
Columbia or SB the district in wUefa the violation ta
alleged to have occurred, or
TU) in the cans of missmint of a class U dvil
penalty, in United States Court of Appeals for the
- District of Columbia Circuit or for any other circuit in
which such person resides or transacts business,
by filing a notice of appeal in such court within the 80-day
period beginning on the date the dvil penalty order u
issued and by simnltanemisly sanding a cony of such notice
by certified maO to the Administrator ^Secretary, as the
case may be. and the Attorney General The Administrator
or Secretary shall promptly file in such court a certified
copy of the record on which the order was issued. Such
court shall not set aside or remand such order unless there
is not substantial evidence in the record, taken as a whole,
to support the finding of a violation or nnleai the Adminis-
trator s or Secretary's assessment of the penalty constitutes
an abuse of discretion and shall not impose additional dvil
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penalties for the same violation unless the Administrator's
or Secretary's assessment of tha penalty constitutes an
abuse of discretion, .
"(H) COLLECTION.—If any person fails to pay an assess-
ment of a civil penalty—
**(D after the assessment has become fi"«> or
"(U) after a court in an action brought under
subparagraph (G) has entered a final judgment in favor
of the Administrator or Secretary, as the case may be,
the Administrator or Secretary shall request the Attorney
General to bring a civil action in an appropriate district
court to recover the amount assessed (plus interest at cur-
rently prevailing rates from the date of the final order or
the date of the final judgment, as the case may be). In such
an action, the validity, amount, and appropriateness of such
penalty shall not be subject to review. Any person who fails
to pay on a timely basis the amount of an assessment of a
civil penalty as described in the first sentence of this
subparagraph shall be required to pay, in addition to such
amount ana interest, attorneys fees and costs for collection
prorecirtingi and a quarterly nonpayment penalty for each
quarter during which such failure to pay persists. Such
nonpayment penalty shall be in an amount equal to 20
percent of the aggregate amount of such person's penalties
and nonpayment penalties which are unpaid as of the
ming of such quarter.
I SUBPOENAS.—The Administrator or Secretary, as the
may be, may Issue subpoenas for the attendance and
testimony of witnesses and the production of relevant
ny o
twwbv
jt^sK (M fXTtll ii JJTt I JIM
1 oil ooAluiUsKT or
to thfe subpancnnh
tLeU
upon any parson, tha district court of
States for any district in which such person is found, re-
sides, or transacts business, upon application by the United
States and after notice to such person, shall have jurisdic-
tion to issue an order requiring such person to appear and
give testimony before the administrative law judge or to
appear and produce documents before the administrative
law judge, or both, and any failure to obey such order of the
court may be punished by such court as a contempt thereof.
"(7) Crvn. PBMAUT ACTION.--
"(A) DncHABOB, OBNBXALLT.—Any person who is the
owner, operator, or person in charge of any vessel, onshore
facility, or offshore facility from which oil or a hazardous
substance is discharged in violation of paragraph (3), shall
be subject to a civil penalty in an amount up to $25,000 per
in amount up to $1,000 per barrel of oil
dis-
day of violation or an i
or unit of importable quantity of hazardous substanc
charged.
"(B) FAH.UJUI TO BXMOVB OB COMPLT.—Any person de-
scribed in subparagraph (A) who, without sufficient came
"(i) fails to properly carry out removal of the dis-
charge under an order of the President pursuant to
subsection (c); or
"(ii) fails to comply with an order pursuant to subsec-
tion (eXIXB):
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be •object to • civil penalty in an amount up to
|2S,000 par day of violation or aa amount up to 8 times too
costs incurred or the OU Spill Liability Trust Fund M a
result of such faUura.
*XO FAILDBB TO OOMKT wn» aBOULATiON.—Any ptnoo
who fails or raAiaaf to comply with any regulation issued
oadar subsection (D shall bo •object to a cnrfl penalty in an
•mount op to 126,000 par day of violation.
TO GaoamouawcB.—In any ease in which a violation
of paragtaph (8) waa tht result of froai noflifoneo or willful
misconduct of a person described in •ubparagraph (AX the
person shall be subject to a dvil penalty of not less than
1100.000. and not more than $8,000 per barrel of oil or unit
of repntable quantity of hazardous substance discharged.
TO JuumcnoN.—An action to impose a civil penalty
under thte paragraph may be brought in the district court
of the United States forthe district in which the defendant
fe located, resides, or si doing business, and such court shall
havejuriadiction to assess such penalty.
"(r) LdOTAnoM.—A person is not liable for a dvil pen-
alty under this paragraph for a discharge if the person has
been assessed a dvil penalty under paragraph (6) for the
discharge.
"(8) DnnuaNATiON or AMOUNT.—In determining the amount
of a civil penalty under paragraphs (6) and (7), the Adminis-
trator. Secretary, or the court, as the case may be, shall consider
the seriousness of the violation or violations, the economic
benefit to the violator, if any, resulting from the violation, the
degree of culpability involved, any other penalty for the same
incident, any history of prior violations, the nature, extent, and
degree of iuixess of any efforts of the violator to minimize or
mitigate the effects of the discharge, the economic impact of the
penalty on the violator, and any other matters as justice may
require.
1(9) abnoAnow or OAKAOK—fa addftfoo to
'•feflare.1
.
miitraterortfa»asuelaiycrftbedovejUiieutmwhichtfao
u"ti«at
tion (c) of this section for tho removal of such substanco by tho
United States Government.
"(10) Raoovnv or UUOVAL ooors.—Any costs of removal
incurred in connection with a discharge excluded bv subsection
(aX2XO of this section shall be recoverable from theowneror
OPCTMOT Ov to9 MVtlW ^T COO nKBmV|9 ™ " MOOD DTOQfBC
under section 309(b) of this Act
"(11) LIMITATION.—Civil penalties shall not be assessed under
both this section and section 809 for the same discharge.".
(c) CftnoNAL PENAUIB.—Section 309(c) of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (83 VS.C. 1319(c)) is amended by inserting
after "308," each place it appears the following: "311(bX3),".
SEC 4MX. OTHER PENALTIES.
(a) NEGLIGENT OPXXATIONI.—Section 2302 of title 46, United
States Code, is amended—
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(1) in subsection (b) by striking "shall be fined not more than
$5,000, impriaoned for not more than one year, or both.", and
inserting commits a class A misdemeanor. ; and
(2) in subsection (c>-
(A) by striking ", shall be" in the matter preceding
paragraph dh
(B) by inserting "is" before "liable" in paragraph (I* and
(O by amending paragraph (2) to read as follows:
"(2) commits a class A misdemeanor.".
(b) ImracnoN*.—Section 3318 of title 46, United States Code, is
(1) in subsection (b) by striking "shall b* fined not more than
$10,000, imprisoned for not more than 5 yean, or both." and
inserting "commits a class D felony.";
(2) in subsection (c) by striking ''shall be fined not more than
$5,000, imprisoned for not more than 5 yean, or both." and
inserting commit* a class D felony.";
(8) in subsection (d) by striking "'shall be fined not more than
$5,000, imprisoned for not more than 5 yean, or both." and
inserting commits a class D felony.";
(4) in subsection (e) by striking ''shall be fined not more than
$10,000, imprisoned for not more than 2 yean, or both." and
inserting "commits a class A misdemeanor. ; and
(5) in the matter preceding paragraph (1) of subsection (D by
striking "shall be fined not ha* than $1,000 but not more than
$10.000, and i**f~j~*^* for not less than 2 yean but not more
than 5 yean," and inserting- "commits a class D felony.".
(c) CAUIAGX or LIQUID Buu DAHGBOUS CABOOB.—Section 3718
of title 46, United States Code, is amended—
(1) in subsection (b) by striking "shall be fined not more than
$50,000, imprisoned for not more than 5 yean, or both," and
inserting "commits a class D felony."; and
(2) in subsection (c) by striking "shall be fined not more than
$100,000, imprisoned for not more than 10 yean, or both." and
inatrting "commits a class C felony.".
m subsection Cd) by striking "shall b* fined not more than
$10,000, imprisoned for not more than one year, or both." and
inserting "commits a class A misdemeanor."; and
(2) in subsection (e) by striking "shall be fined not more than
$10,000, imprisoned for not more than 2 yean, or both." and
inatrting "commits a class A misdemeanor. .
(e) CoMnxuxNT or iNsracro VKSSXLS.—Section 8101 of title 46.
United States Code is amended—
(1) in subsection (e) by striking "$50" and inserting "$1.000";
CD in subsection (f) by striking "$100, or, for a deficiency of a
licensed individual a penalty of~$500." and inserting "$10,000.";
and
(8) in subsection (g) by striking "$500." and inserting
"$10,000.".
(0 WATCHB.—Section 8104 of title 46, United States Code, is
amended—
(1) in subsection (i) by striking "$100." and inserting
"$10.000."; and
(2) in subsection 0*) by striking "$500." and inserting
"$10,000.".
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.-Saction 8502 of title 46. United SutM
(•) by ateikfef M|500.N and inaartinf
"110,000."; and ^^ »— • — •
(2) in aubatctton (0 by atrikinff "$800." and inatrtinf
"110,000.".
of tttla 46,
<«) COA*TWBI Pn
(1) in
United States Coda. to ranted by atrikinf "»h«U ba finad not
than 150,000. imrimMd for not own thu fiv* TMIB, or both," ud
• elaat D Moor.".
Saein 8702(o) of tttlo 46, United States
and inatrting "110.000."
Coda, it anwadad by striking "1500.
(D Pom AND WA
WAYS SAFBTT ACT.— Section 18(b) of the Port
and Waterways Safety Act (S3 UAC. 1282 to anandad—
(1) in paragraph (1) by ftrildnf MahaU ba finad not men than
150.000 for aach violation or impriaonad for not non than fiva
yaan. or both." and inatrtinf "eommiti a elaai D fUooy."; and
(2) in parafraph (2) by «triW -aball. in liaa orthajMoaltiai
praasribad in parafraph (Ubatinad not mora than 1100.000, or
unpriaoaad for not mora than 10 yaan. or both," and inaartinff
"oommitaaclaa>Cfalonr.n.
(k) VBML NAViOAnoNi-^aetioB 4 of tha Act of April 28. 1908 (88
U AC 1236) it amandad—
(1) in tubaaction (b) by atrikinff M|500.N and inatrtinf
"15,000 "• ^^
(2) in nibaaction (e) by atrildnf "8500." and inatrtinf
"15,000."- and ^^ ^^
(8) in'subatetion (d) by atrikinf "S250." and inatrtinf
"8i500.". ^
(1) IirmvBmoN ON THE HIOB SKAC ACT.— Baction 12(a) of tha
Intarrantion of tha High Sau Act (88 U&C. 1481(a» ia amaadad—
(1) in tha matter praeadinf parafraph (1) by itrikinf "Any
pwion who" and inatrtinf 'A. panon oommiU a claai A mia-
niniaanor if that panon"; *mt
(2) in parafraph (3) by •trikinf ", ahall ba flnad not mot* than
810,000 or impriaonad not nor* than ana yaar. or both".
.— Saetion 15
(mi UOFWATO. roar ACT or im.—section i«a) or tha Deep-
water Poet Act of 1974 (33 U-SjC. 1514(a)) is amandad by atrikinf
"shall on conrtettoo a* finad sat BMS* (ha* CSJOOO far aach dayaf
(n) ACT To PECVBNT POLLUTION Paow Snn.—Saction 9(a) of tha
Act to Pravant Pollution from Ships (88 UAC 190B(a)) ia amandad
by striking "shall, for aach violation, ba finad not mora than 860,000
or ba impriaooad for not mora than 6 yaaia, or both." and inaartinf
"commiU a clAtsD felony.".
(a) AnamamATivB.— Any
tunity for a haarinf, ia found to
raquiramanta
who, alt
ti
d aa oppor-
milad to ooaaply with tha
ta of aaction 1016 or tha rafulationa iaraad undar that
•action, or with a danial or datantion ordar ianiad undar aubatctien
(cX2) of that atction. shall ba liabla to tha United Statat for a aril
penalty, not to azcaad 825,000 par day of notation. Tha amount of
tba civil panalty fhail ba aaiaand by tba Praaidant by written
aotica. In determining tha amount of tha panalty, tha Praaidant
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2ti USC 9009
Report*
Record*
•hall take into account the nature, circumstance!, extent, and grav-
ity of the violation, the degree of culpability, any history of prior
violation, ability to pay. and such other natten as Justice may
require. The President may compromise, modify, or remit, with or
without conditions, any civil penalty which is subject te ioiposition
or which had been impoeed under thia paragraph. If any person
fails to pay an aaaMeed civil penalty after It has bocone final,
the President may refer the matter to the Attorney General for
collection.
(b) JUDICIAL.—In addition to, or in lieu of, assessing a penalty
under subsection (a), the President may request the Attorney Gen-
eral to secure such relief as necessary to compel compliance with
this section 1016, including a judicial order terminating operations.
The district courts of the United States shall have Jurisdiction to
grant any relief as the public interest and the equities of the case
may require.
SEC 4JS4. DEPOSIT OF CERTAIN PENALTIES INTO OIL STILL LIABILITY
TRUST FUND.
Penalties paid pursuant to section 311 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act, section SOftXc) of that Act, as a result of
violations of section 311 of that Act, and the Deepwater Port Act of
1974, shall be deposited in the Oil Spill Liability trust Fund created
under section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (£6 U.S.C.
9509).
SEC 43*5. INSPECTION AND ENTRY.
Section 31 Km) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33
VS.C. 1321(m)) is amended to read as follows:
"(m) AOMINUTRATIVK PROVISIONS.—
"(1) FOB VESSELS.—Anyone authorized by the President to
enforce the provisions of this section with respect to any vessel
may. except as to public vessels—
"(A) board and inspect any veewl upon the navigable
waters of the United States or the waters of thf contiguous
"(B) with or without a warrant, arrest any person who in
the presence or view of the authorized person violates the
provisions of this section or any regulation |eiu»j there-
under, and
"(C) execute any warrant or other process Issued by an
officer or court of competent jurisdiction.••
"(2) FOK FACILITIES.—
"(A) RECOUMCCKPINC.—Whenever required to carry out
the purposes of this section, the Administrator or the Sec-
retary of the Department in which the Coast Guard is
operating nhall require the owner or operator of a facility to
which this section spplies to establish and maintain such
records, make such reports, install, use. and maintain such
monitoring equipment am) methods, and provide ouch other
information as the Administrator or Secretary, as the case
may be, may require to carry out the objectives of this
section.
"(B) ENTEY AND INSPECTION.—Whenever required to carry
out the purposes of this section, the Administrator or the
Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guard is
operating or an authorized representative of the Adminis-
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"CD
, —«» - i__i
an required
and
faay
(AX
of appropriate
facility to which thia aao-
Uty at which any records
undar aubparafraph (A>,
•a, have access to and copy any
and inapact any rponnorlni
required undar subparsfraph
AND
by tha
or WAUAMii.—Anyone au-
tha Sacntary of tha
thorUed . .
dapartmant m which tha Coaat Guard is oparatinf to an*
Ibna tha proviaiooa of thia aaction with raapact to any
"(D with or without a warrant, arnat any panoo who
violates tha provisions of thia aaction or any nfulation
iaauad thereunder in tha presence or view of tba panon
so authorised; and
iii) aiacute any warrant or process iaauad by an
ofncer or court of compatent jurisdiction.
"(D) Pumuc ACCHB.—Any raeorda. nporta, or information
obtained undar thia parafraph ahall ba subject to tha same
public accaaa and dudoaun nquinmants which an ap-
pUcable to raeorda, nporta, and information obtained
pursuant to section BOB.".
sccuM-cnra.
ONDUt rCDUUL WATCB POLLUTION
CONTROL ACT
Saetton 311(a) of tha Padanl Water PoUutioo Control Act (83
U.S.C. 1321) if aaandad to raad aa fbUowat
"(a)dvn.EHK
"(I) Ou0a raoncrmo nnuc IBAITII.—In addition to any
action taken by a State or local gofenment, when tha Pnaidant
determines tKWt then IPTT ba an imminent and substantial
threat to tha public health or welfare of tha United
orooatroiof
ttt Uafead atatam, baoaaaa of aa actoaTor thraatenad diacbana
of oil or a haiardoua aubatanca from • vaaaal or facility in
TioUtioci of fubaartkm (bX tha Pnaidant may—
"(A) raquin tha Attomay Ganaral to aacun any raliaf
from any ptnon. influding tha ownar or opantor of tba
' or facility, aa may ba nacaaaary to abate auch
"(B) after nottoa to tha affaeted State, taka any othar
' issninc administrative
orders, that may ba necessary to protect the public health
and welfare.
"(2) JuusDicnoN or UUTSJCT COUBIS.—'The district courts of
the United States shall have jurisdiction to grant any relief
under this subsection that the public interest and tha equities of
the case may require.".
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TITLE V—PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND ,
PROVISIONS ' •*•••
S3USC2731. SEC IM1. OIL SPILL KBXBVKRYINSTI'rUri.
(a) ESTABUSBMSNT or iNSTrrurt.—The Secretary of Commerce
shall provide for the establishment of a Prince William Sound Oil
Spill Recovery Institute (hereinafter in this section referred to as
the "Institute") to be administered by the Secretary of Commerce
through the Prince William Sound Sciencf **"* Technology Institute
and located in Cordova, Alaska.
(b) FUNCTIONS.—The Institute shall conduct research and carry
out educational and demonstration projects designed to—
(1) identify and develop the best available techniques, equip-
ment, and materials for dealing with oil spills in the arctic and
subarctic marine environment; and
(2) complement Federal and State damage assessment efforts
and determine, document, assess, and understand the long-
range effects of the EXXON VALDEZ oil spill on the natural
issumues of Prince William Sound and its adjacent waters (as
generally depicted on the map entitled "EXXON VALDEZ oil
•pill dated March 1990"), and the environment, the economy.
and the lifestyle and well-being of the people who are dependent
on them, except that the Institute shall not conduct studies or
make recommendations on any matter which is not directly
related to the EXXON VALDEZ oil spill or the effects thereof.
(e) AovuoaY BOABB.—
(1) IN OKKnAL.—The policies of the Institute shall be deter-
i mined by an advisory board, composed of 18 members appointed
as follows:
(A) One representative appointed by each of the Commis-
sionen ef flah and Game, Environmental Conservation.
Natural Resources, and Commerce and Economic Develop*
I ment of the State of Alaska, all of whom shall be State
' employees.
I (B) One representative appointed by each of—
(i) the Secretaries of Commerce, the Interior, Agri-
culture, Transportation, and the Navy; and
(ii) the Administrator of the Environmental Protec-
tion Agency;
all of whom shall be Federal employees.
1 (O 4 representatives appointed by the Secretary of Com-
merce from among residents of communities in Alaska that
•» were affected by the EXXON VALDEZ oil spill who are
i knowledgeable about fisheries, other local industries, the
» marine environment, wildlife, public health, safety, or edu-
. cation. At least 2 of the representatives shall be appointed
from among residents of communities located in Prince
I William Sound. The Secretary shall appoint residents to
2 serve terms of 2 years each, from a list of 8 qualified
individuals to be submitted by the Governor of the State of
Alaska based on recommendations made by the governing
body of each affected community. Each affected community
may submit the names of 2 qualified individuals for the
Governor's consideration. No more than 5 of the 8 qualified
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noommondod by the Governor ahall be members of
the same rHftfrf1 party.
(D) 8 Alaska Natives who rsnrassnt Native entities af- > . • '•»
fecud by the EXXON VALDEZ oU apill. at least one of
whom represents an entity located in Prince William -.- " ... .•
Sound, to serve terms of 2 years each from a list of 6 .•.•<£*
qualified individuals submitted by tha Alaska Federation of ' 5?
Natives. . . •.£
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Public
information.
OilTtrmin*!
'(h) STATUS or EMPLOYUS.—Employees of the Institute shall not,
by reason of such employment, be considered to be employees of the
Federal Government for any purpose.
(i) TERMINATION.—The Institute shall terminate 10 years after the
date of the enactment of this Act
Q) Un or FUNDS.—All funds authorised for the Institute shall be
provided through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis-
tration. No funds made available to carry out this section may be
used to initiate litigation. No funds made available to carry out this
section may be used for the acquisition of real property (including
buildings) or construction of any building. No more than 20 percent
of funds made available to carry out this section may be used to
lease necessary facilities and to administer the Institute. None of
the funds authorized by this section shall be used for any purpose
other than the functions specified in subsection (b).
(k) RuEAacM.—The Institute shall publish and make available to
any person upon request the results of all research, educational, and
demonstration projects conducted by the Institute. The Adminis-
trator shall provide a copy of all research, educational, and dem-
onstration projects conducted by the Institute to the National Oce-
anic and Atmospheric Administration.
(I) DuumiUMS." In due section, the term "Prince William Sound
and its adjacent waters" means such sound and waters as generally
depicted on the map entitled "EXXON VALDEZ oil spill dated
March 1990".
SEC SMZ. TERMINAL AND TANKER OVERSIGHT AND MONITORING.
SHORT True AND FINDINGS.—
(1) SHORT Tmx—This section may be cited as the "Oil Termi-
al and Oil Tanker Environmental Oversight and Monitoring
xt of 1990".
(2) FINDINGS.—The Congress finds that—
(A) the March 24, 1989, grounding and rupture of the
fully loaded oil tanker, the EXXON VALDEZ, spilled 11
million gallons of crude oil in Prince William Sound, an
environmentally sensitive area;
(B) many people believe that complacency on the part of
the industry and government personnel responsible for
monitoring the operation of the Valdez terminal and vessel
traffic in Prince William Sound wee one of the contributing
factors to the EXXON VALDEZ oil spill;
(Q one way to combat this complacency is to involve local
citizens in the process of preparing, adopting, and revising
oil spill contingency plans;
CD) a mechanism should be established which fosters the
long-term partnership of industry, government, and local
communities in overseeing compliance with environmental
concerns in the operation of crude oil terminals;
(E) such a mechanism presently exists at the Sullom Voe
terminal in the Shetland Islands and this terminal should
serve as a model for others;
(F) because of the effective partnership that has devel-
oped at Sullom Voe, Sullom Voe is considered the safest
terminal in Europe;
(G) the present system of regulation and oversight of
crude oil terminals in the United States has degenerated
into a process of continual mistrust and confrontation;
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(H) only when local citiaens an involved in the
will the tract develop that it necessary to change the
preeent system from confrontation to <
(I) a pilot program patterned after Sullom Voe ahould be
eetabliahed in Alaska to further refine the eoaeepU and
relationahipe involved; and
(J) similar proframa ahould eventually be tfahlishtnl in
other major crude oil terminal* in the United Statea be-
cauee the recent oil spills in Texas, Delaware, and Rhode
Island indicate that the safe transportation of crude oil is a
national problem.
(b) DntoNsnunoN PROGRAMS.—
(1) EtTABUSHMPfT.—There are established 2 Oil Terminal
and Oil Tanker Environmental Oversight and Monitoring Dem-
onstration Programs (hereinafter referred to as "Programs") to
be carried out in the State of Alaska.
(2) ADVISORY FUNCTION.—The function of these Programs
shall be advisory only.
(3) PURPOSE,—The Prince William Sound Program shall be
responsible for environmental monitoring of the terminal facili-
ties in Prince William Sound and the crude oil tankers operat-
ing in Prince William Sound. The Cook Inlet Program shall be
responsible for environmental monitoring of the terminal facili-
ties and crude oil tankers operating in Cook Inlet located South
of the latitude at Point Possession and North of the latitude at
Amatuli Island, including offshore facilities in Cook Inlet
(4) Sum BAUD.—No program, association, council, commit-
tee or other organization created by this section may sue any
person or entity, public or private, concerning any matter aris-
ing under this section except for the performance of contracts.
(c) OIL TERMINAL FACUJTIIS AND OIL TANUB OPERATIONS
ASSOCIATION.—
(I) ESTABLISHMENT.—There is established an Oil Terminal
Facilities and Oil Tanker Operations Association (hereinafter in
this section referred to as the "Association") for each of the
Programs established under subsection (b).
(2) MEMBERSHIP.—Each Association shall be comprised of 4
individuals as follows:
(A) One individual shall be designated by the owners and
operators of the terminal facilities and shall represent
those ownon and operators.
(B) One individual shall be designated by the owners and
operators of the crude oil tankers calling at the terminal
facilities and shall represent those owners and operators.
(C) One individual shall be an employee of the State of
Alaska, shall be designated by the Governor of the State of
Alaska, and shall represent the State government
(D) One individual shall be an employee of the Federal
Government, shall be designated by the President, and
shall represent the Federal Government
(8) RESPONSIBILITIES.—Each Association shall be responsible
for reviewing policies relating to the operation and mainte-
nance of the oil terminal facilities and crude oil tankers which
affect or may affect the environment in the vicinity of their
respective terminals. Each Association shall provide a forum
among the ownen and operators of the terminal facilities, the
owners and operators of crude oil tankers calling at those
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facilities the United State*, and the State of Alaaka to discuss
and to make recommendations oonoerning all permits, plans,
and site-specific regulations governing the activitiea and actiona
of the terminal facilities which affect or may affect the environ-
ment in the vicinity of the terminal facilities and of crude oil
tankers calling at those facilities.
(4) DWONAITON or EXIBTINO OEOANBATION.—The Secretary
may designate an existing nonprofit organization as an Associa-
tion under this subsection if the organization is organized to
meet the purposes of this section and consists of at least the
individuals listed in paragraph (2i.
(d) REGIONAL CITIZENS' ADVUOKY OOUNOU.—
(1) MKMBBSHIF.—There is established • Regional Citizens'
Advisory Council (hereinafter in this section referred to as the
"Council") for each of the programs established by subsection
(b).
(2) Mnnnsmp.—Each Council shall be composed of voting
members and nonvoting members, as follows:
(A) VOTING nemos.—Voting members shall be Alaaka
residents and, except as provided in clause (vii) of this
paragraph, shall be appointed by the Governor of the State
of Alaska from a list of nominees provided by each of the
following interests, with one representative appointed to
represent each of the following interests, taking into consid-
eration the need for regional balance on the Council:
(i) Local commercial fishing industry organizations,
the members of which depend on the fisheries re-
sources of the waters in the vicinity of the terminal
facilities.
(ii) Aquaculture associations in the vicinity of the
terminal facilities.
(iii) Alaska Native Corporations and other Alaska
Native organizations the members of which reside in
the vicinity of the terminal facilities.
(hr) Environmental organizations the members of
which reside in the vicinity of the terminal facilities.
(y) Recreational organizations the members of which
reside in or use the vicinity of the terminal facilities.
(vi) The Alaska State Chamber of Commerce, to rep-
resent the locally based tourist industry.
(viiXI) For the Prince William Sound Terminal Facili-
ties Council, one representative selected by each of the
following municipalities: Cordova, Whittier, Seward,
Valdez, Kodiak. the Kodiak Island Borough, and the
Kenai Peninsula Borough.
01) For the Cook Inlet Terminal Facilities Council.
one representative selected by each of the following
municipalities: Homer, Seldovia, Anchorage. Kenai,
Kodiak, the Kodiak Island Borough, and the Kenai
Peninsula Borough.
(B) NONVOTING imnns.—One ex-officio, nonvoting rep-
resentative shall be designated by. and represent, each of
the following:
(i) The Environmental Protection Agency.
(ii) The Coast Guard.
(iii) The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis-
tration.
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(iv) The United States Forest Service.
(v) The Bureau of Land Management
(vi) The Alaaka Department of Environmental Con-
servation.
(vii) The Alaaka Department of Fkh and Game.
(viii) The Alaaka Department of Natural Resources.
(ix) The Division of Emergency Services, Alaaka
Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
(A) DUIAHON or oouNOLa.—The tann of the Councils
•hall continue throughout the life of the operation of the
Trana-Alaaka Pipeline System and ao loaf as oil is trana-
ported to or from Cook Inlet
OB) THUS TEAS*—The votinf memben of each Council
•hall be appointed for a tarn of 8 yean except a> provided
for in aubparagraph (O.
(O INITIAL ArraDmaana.—The term of the fint
appointmenta ahall be aa follows:
(i) For the appointmenta by the Governor of the State
of Alaska, one-third ahall aerve for 8 yean, one-third
ahall aerve for 2 yean, and one-third ahall aerve for one
year.
(ii) For the mnieeeut stives of municipalities required
by aubaection (dX2XAKvii), a drawinf of lots among the
appointee* ahall determine that one-third of that group
serves for 3 yeara. one-third aarvea for 2 yean, and the
remainder eervw for lyear.
(4) SKLT-OOVKKNINO.—Each Council ahall elect ita own chair-
panon, aelect ita own ataff, and make policies with regard to ita
internal operating procedurae. After the initial organisational
meeting called by the Secretary under aubaection (i), each Coun- '
cil ahall be aalf-foverning.
(S) DUAL tuMMuawr AND OONPUCI* or ormor raoma-
rrn>.—(A) No individual aelectad aa a member of the Council
•hall aerve on the Aaeociatkn.
(B) No individual aalected aa a voting member of the Council
ahall be engaged in any activity which might conflict with auch
individual carrying out hia functiona aa a member thereof.
(6) Duma.—Each Council ahall—
(A) provide advice and recommendation* to the Aaaocia-
tion on policies, penaita. and aitaapacific regulationa relat-
ing to the operation and maintenance of terminal facilities
and crude oil tanken which affect or may affect the
environment in the vicinity of the terminal factlitiei;
(B) monitor through the committee eatabliahed under
subsection (e), the environmental impacts of the operation
of the terminal facilities and crude oil tankers;
(O monitor those aspects of terminal facilities' and crude • .'"'•*•
oil tanken' operations and maintenance which affect or
may affect the environment in the vicinity of the terminal
iaouties;
(D) review through the committee eatabliahed under
subsection (f), the adequacy of oil spill prevention and
contingency plans for the terminal facilities and the ade-
quacy of oil spill prevention and contingency plans for
crude oil tankers, operating in Prince William Sound or in
Cook Inlet;
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(E) provide advice and recommendations to the Associa-
tion on port operations, policies and practice*;
(F) recommend to the Association-
CD standards and stipulations for permit* and site-
specific regulations intended to minimize the impact of
the terminal facilities' and crude oil tankers oper-
ations in the vicinity of the terminal facilities;
(ii) modifications of terminal facility operations and
mainte^an?^ intended to mi**tttnjy^f the risk *n^ miti-
gate the impact of terminal facilities, operations in the
vicinity of the terminal facilities and to minimize the
risk of oU spills;
(iii) modifications of crude oil tanker operations and
ntmiittmnmnft in Prince William Sound fT*d Cook Inlet
intended to minimi** the risk and mitigate the impact
of oil spills; and
(iv) modifications to the oil spill prevention •"**
contingency plans for terminal facilities and for crude
oil tankers in Prince William Sound and Cook Inlet
intended to enhance the ability to prevent and respond
to an oil spill; and
(G) create additional committees of the Council as nec-
essary to carry out the above functions, including a sci-
entific and technical advisory committee to the Prince Wil-
liam Sound Council
(7) No arrorra.—No Council shall be held liable under State
or Federal law for cost* or damages as a result of rendering
advice under this section. Nor shall any advice given by a voting
member of a Council, or program representative or agent, be
grounds for estopping the interests represented by the voting
Council members from seeking damages or other appropriate
relief.
(8) Soztmnc wotx.—In carrying oat its research, develop-
mot and monitoring functions, each Council is authorized to
conduct its own scientific research sad shall review the so-
r «r on behalf of the terminal eper»
or crude til tanker operators as a result of a V _
meat to undertake that work. Each *>•"»«•» shall also ie»ie»
the relevant scientific work undertaken by or on behalf of aav
government entity relating to the terminal facilities or crude oil
tankers. To the extent possible, to avoid unnecessary duplica- -•
turn, each Council shall coordinate its independent scientific . .
work with the scientific work performed by or on behalf of the . .
terminal operators and with the scientific work performed by or
on behalf of the operators of the crude oil tankers.
(e) CoMMrrrn rot TKUONAI. AND On. TANU* OraumoNs AMD
ENVnONMCNTAL MONITOBJNG.—
(1) MONROUNO coMiurra.—Each Council shall establish s " *, ;:.-,
standing Terminal and Oil Tanker Operations and Environ- ;; •/,/-'
mental Monitoring Committee (hereinafter in this section re- . ; „*.
ferred to as the "Monitoring Committee") to devise and manage .,-•_•
a comprehensive program of monitoring the environmental ' ^
impacts of the operations of terminal facilities and of crude oil - ; •
tankers while operating in Prince William Sound and Cook
Inlet The membership of the Monitoring Committee shall be
made up of members of the Council, citizens, and recognized
scientific experts selected by the Council.
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(2) Dim**—In fulfilling its responsibilities, the Monitoring
Committee shall—
(A) advise the Council on • monitoring strategy that will
permit early detection of environmental impact! of termi-
nal facility operation! and crude oil tanker operation!
while in Prince William Sound and Cook Inlet;
(B) develop monitoring programs and make recommenda-
tion! to the Council on the implementation of thcee pro-
grama;
(O at itt discretion, aeleet and contract with unireraitiei
and other ecientiftc institutions to carry out apaeifk mon-
itoring projects authoriaed by the Council punuant to an
approved monitoring strategy;
(P) complete any other tasks aaiigned by the Council; and
(E) provide written report! to the Council which interpret
and aaaaai the reeulU of all monitoring programs.
(f) CoMurrrn PC* On. SHU. PUVKMTION, SATITY, AND Etua-
oiNcr RBPONSK.—
(1) TECHNICAL OIL WILL OOMMITRE.—Each Council ahall
establish a atanding technical committee (hereinafter referred
to ai "Oil Spill Committee") to review and aaMai meaaurw
designed to prevent oil spill! and the pi'"""''g and prepared-
neai for responding to, containing, cleaning up, and mitigating
impact! of oil spills. The membership of the Oil Spill Cffrnmittyr
•hall be made up of member* of the Council, citizen*, and
renogniied technical experts selected by the Council
<2) Dums.—In fulfilling its responsibilities, the Oil Spill
Committee ahall—
(A) periodically review the respective oil spill prevention
and contingency plans for the terminal facilities and for the
crude oil tankers while in Prince William Sound or Cook
Inlet, in light of new technological developments and
changed circui
(B) monitor periodic drills and testing of the oil spill
contingency plans for the terminal facilities and for crude
oil tankers while in Prince William Sound and Cook Inlet;
(C) study wind and water currents and other environ-
mental factors in the vicinity of the terminal facilities
which may affect the ability to prevent, respond to, contain,
and clean up an oil spill;
(O) identify highly sensitive areas which may require
specific protective measures in the event of a spill in Prince
William Sound or Cook Inlet;
(E) monitor developments in oil spill prevention, contain-
ment, response, and cleanup
(F) periodically review port organisation, operations, in-
cidents, and the adequacy and maintenance of vessel traffic
service systems designed to assure safe transit of crude oil
tankers pertinent to terminal operations;
(O) periodically review the standards for tankers bound
for, loading at, exiting from, or otherwise using the termi-
nal facilities;
(H) complete any other tasks assigned by the Council; and
(I) provide written reports to the Council outlining its
findings and r
(g) AOKNCY CoorauTiON.— On and after the expiration of the 180-
day period following the date of the enactment of this section, each
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Federal department, agency, or other instrumentality •hall, with
respect to all permit*, site-specific regulation*, and other matters
governing the activities and actions of the terminal facilities which
affect or may affect the vicinity of the terminal facilities, consult
with the appropriate Council prior to taking substantive action with
respect to the permit, site-specific regulation, or other matter. This
consultation shall be carried out with a view to enabling the appro-
priate Association and Council to review the permit, site-specific
regulation, or other matters and make appropriate recommenda-
tions regarding operations, policy or agency actions. Prior consulta-
tion shall not be required if an authorized Federal agency represent-
ative reasonably believes that an emergency exists requiring action
without delay.
(h) RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COUNCIL.—In the event that the
Association does not adopt, or significantly modifies before adoption.
any recommendation of the Council made pursuant to the authority
granted to the Council in subsection (d). the Association shall pro-
vide to the Council, in writing, within 5 days of its decision, notice of
its decision and a written statement of reasons for its rejection or
significant modification of the recommendation.
(i) ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS.—Appointments, designations, and
selections of individuals to serve as members of the Associations and
Councils under this section shall be submitted to the Secretary prior
to the expiration of the 120-day period following the date of the
enactment of this section. On or before the expiration of the 180-day
period following that date of enactment of this section, the Secretary
shall call an initial meeting of each Association and Council for
organizational purposes*
(j) LOCATION AND COMPENSATION.—
(1) LOCATION.—Each Association and Council established by
this section shall be located in the State of Alaska.
(2) COMPENSATION.—No member of an Association or Council
shall be compensated for the member's services as a member of
the Association or Council, but shall be allowed travel expenses,
including per diem in lieu of subsistence, at a rate established
by the Association or Council not to exceed the rates authorized
for employees of agencies under sections 5702 and 5703 of title 5,
United States Code. However, each Council may enter into
contracts to provide compensation and expenses to members of
the committees created under subsections (d), (e), and (f).
(k) FUNDING.—
(1) REQUIREMENT.—Approval of the contingency plans re-
quired of owners and operators of the Cook Inlet and Prince
William Sound terminal facilities and crude oil tankers while
operating in Alaskan waters in commerce with those terminal
facilities shall be effective only so long as the respective Associa-
tion and Council for a facility are funded pursuant to paragraph
(2).
(2) PRINCE WILLIAM BOUND PROGRAM.—The owners or opera-
tors of terminal facilities or crude oil tankers operating in
Prince William Sound shall provide, on an annual basis, an
aggregate amount of not more than $2.000,000, as determined
by the Secretary. Such amount—
(A) shall provide for the establishment and operation on
the environmental oversight and monitoring program in
Prince William Sound;
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(B) ahall be adjusted annually by the Anchorage
Consumer Price Index; and
(O may be adjusted periodically upon the mutual consent
of the ownen or operaton of terminal facilities or crude oil
tanken operating in Prince William Sound •*"* tht Prince
William Sound terminal facilities Council.
(8) COOK mur nocnuM.—The ownen or operaton of termi-
nal facilities, offshore facilities, or crude oil tanken operating
in Cook Inlet shall provide, on an annual basis, an aggregate
amount of not more than $1.000,000, as determinedby the
Secretary. Such amount—
(A) shall provide for the establishment and operation of
the environmental oversight and monitoring program in
Cook Inlet;
(B) shall be adjusted annually by the Anchorage
Consumer Price Index; and
(C) may be adjusted periodically upon the mutual consent
of the ownen or operaton of terminal facilities, offshore
facilities, or crude oil tanken operating in Cook Inlet and
theCooklnl ~
(1) ASSOCIATIONS AND COUNCILS.—Prior to the expiration of
the 36-month period following the date of the enactment of this
section, each Association and Council -tttiHithnJ by this i
•hall report to the President and the Congress concerning its
activities under this section, together with its recommendations.
(2) GAO.—Prior to the expiration of the 86-month period
following the date of the enactment of this section, the General
Accounting Office shall report to the President and the Con-
gress as to the handling or funds, including donated funds, by
the entities carrying out the programs under this section, and
the effectiveness of the demonstration programs carried out
under this section, together with its recommendations.
(m) DEFINITIONS.—As used in this section, the term—
(1) "terminal fafilitfrs" means—
(A) in the case of the Prince William Sound Program, the
entire oil terminal complex located in Valdez, Alaska,
consisting of approximately 1,000 acres including all build-
ings, docks (except docks owned by the City of Valdez if
those docks are not used for loading of crude oil), pipes,
piping, roads, ponds, tanks, crude oil tanken only while at
the terminal dock, tanker escorts owned or operated by the
operator of the terminal, vehicles, and other facilities asso-
ciated with, and necessary for, assisting tanker movement
of crude oil into and out of the oil terminal complex; and
(B) in the case of the Cook Inlet Program, the entire oil
terminal complex including all buildings, docks, pipes.
piping, roads, ponds, tanks, vessels, vehicles, crude oil tank-
en only while at the terminal dock, tanker escorts owned
or operated by the operator of the terminal, emergency spill
response vessels owned or operated by the operator of the
terminal, and other facilities associated with, and necessary
for, assisting tanker movement of crude oil into and out of
the oil terminal complex;
(2) "crude oil tanker" means a tanker (as that term is defined
under section 2101 of title 46, United States Cod*)—
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(A) in the case of the Prince, William Sound Program.
calling at the terminal T '" "
and transporting oil to refineries, operating north __
Middleston Island and bound for or exiting from Prince
William Sonmi; mnA
(B) in the case of the Cook Inlet Program, calling at the
terminal facilities for the purpose of receiving and
transportinc oil to refineries and operating in Cook Inlet
and the Gulf of Alaska north of Amatulilsland, including
tankers transiting to Cook Inlet from Prince William
Sound;
(8) "vicinity of the terminal facilities" means that geographi-
cal area surrounding the environment of terminal facilities
which is directly affected or may be directly affected by the
operation of the terminal facilities; and
(4) "Secretary" means the Secretary of Transportation.
(n) SAVINGS CLAUSB>~>
(1) RXOULATORY AUTHORITY.—Nothing in this section shall be
construed as modifying, repealing, superseding, or preempting
any municipal. State or Federal law or regulation, or in any
way affecting litigation arising from oil spills or the rights and
responsibilities of the United States or the State of Alaska, or
municipalities thereof, to preserve and protect the environment
through regulation of land, air, and water uses, of safety, and of
related development. The monitoring provided for by this sec-
tion shall be designed to help assure compliance with applicable
laws and regulations and shall only extend to activities—
(A) that would affect or have the potential to affect the
vicinity of the terminal facilities and the area of crude oil
tanker operations included in the Programs; and
(»»» subject to the United States or State of Alaska, or
(2) RECOMMENDATIONS.—This subsection ia not intended to
prevent the Association or Council from recommending to
appropriate authorities that existing legal requirements should
be modified or that new legal requirements should be adopted.
Contract!. (o) ALT0MATTVZ VOLUNTARY ADVISORY GROUP IN LttU Of COUN-
CIL—The requirements of subsections (c) through (1). as such subsec-
tions apply respectively to the Prince William Sound Program and
the Cook Inlet Program, are deemed to have been satisfied so long as
the following conditions are met:
(1) PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND.—With respect to the Prince Wit
liam Sound Program, the Alyeska Pipeline Service Company or
any of its owner companies enters into a contract for the
duration of the operation of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
with the Alyeska Citizens Advisory Committee in existence on
the date of enactment of this section, or a successor organiza-
tion, to fund that Committee or organization on an annual basil
in the amount provided for by subsection (kX2XA) and the
President annually certifies that the Committee or organization
fosters the general goals and purposes of this section and is
broadly representative of the communities and interests in the
vicinity of the terminal facilities and Prince William Sound.
(2) COOK INLET.—With respect to the Cook Inlet Program, the
terminal facilities, offshore facilities, or crude oil tanker owners
and operators enter into a contract with a voluntary advisory
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organization to fund *hat organization on an annual __ _
tha President annually certifies that tha organization fasten
the general goals and purposes of thia section and is broadly
representative of the communities and interests in tha vicinity
of the terminal facilities and Cook Inlet
nusctrxt
Tba Secretary of Transportation ahall within on* yaar aftar tha
mt of this title install and i
data of tha an
ensure operation of an
automated navigation light on or adjaemt to Bligh Beef in Prince
William Sound, Alaska, of sufficient powar andheigbt to provida
long-range waning of tha location of BUgh Baaf.
SEC MM. VtatKL TRAFFIC BttVlCE SYSTEM.
Tha Saeratary of Transportation ahall within ooa yaar aftar the
data of the enactment of this title
(1) acquire, inatall, and operate auch additional equipment
(which may consist of radar, cloaed circuit televieion, aatallita
MU8CZ7J4
Refutation*.
tracking systems, or other shipboard dependent surveillance),
id locate auch pan
el, and iaaua auch final rafulati
train i . . . ,
to increase tha range of the mirtlng VTS
system in the Port of Valdsa, Alaaka, sufficiently to track the
locations and movements of tank vessels carrying oil from the
Trans-Alaska Pipeline whan auch vesssls an transiting Prince
William Sound, Alaska, and to aound an audible alarm when
auch tankers depart from designated navigation routes; and
(2) submit to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and
Transportation of the Senate tf"* tha fV>inniitTae on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries of the House of Representatives a report
on the feasibility and desirability of instituting positive control
of tank vessel movements in Prince William Sound by Coast
Guard personnel using tha Port of Valdex, Alaska, VTS system,
as modified pursuant to paragraph (1).
SEC iSM. EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS UNDER TANK
VESSEL AND FACILITY RESPONSE PLANS.
(a) IN GENERAL.—In addition to tha requirements for response
plans for veaaala established by eection 8110) of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act, as amended by this Act, a response plan for a
tank vessel operating on Prince William Sound, or a facility per-
mitted under the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Authorization Act (48
U.S.C. 1651 at seq.). shall provide for—
(1) propositioned oil spill containment and removal equipment
in communities and other strategic locations within the geo-
graphic boundaries of Prince William Sound, including escort
vessels with skimming capability; barges to receive recovered
oil; heavy duty asa boom, pumping, tranafarring, and lightering
equipment; and other appropriate removal equipment for tha
protection of the environment, including fish hatcheries;
(2) the establishment of an oil spill removal organization at
appropriate locations in Prince William Sound, consisting of
trained personnel in sufficient numbers to immediately remove,
to the maximum extent practicable, a wont case discharge or a
discharge of 200,000 barrels of oil, whichever is greater
(3) training in oil removal techniques for local residents and
individuals engaged in the cultivation or production of fish or
fish products in Prince William Sound;
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(4) practice exercises not less than 2 times per year which test
the capacity of the equipment and personnel required under
this paragraph; and
(5) periodic testing and certification of equipment required
under this paragraph, as required by the Secretary.
(b) DEFINITIONS.—In this section— '" '
(1) the term "Prince William Sound" means all State and
Federal waters within Prince William Sound, Alaska, including
the approach to Hinchenbrook Entrance out to and encompass-
ing Seal Rocks: and
(2) the term worst case discharge" means— ' •
(A) in the case of a vessel, a discharge in advene weather
conditions of its entire cargo; and
(B) in the case of a facility, the largest foreseeable dis-
charge in adverse weather conditions.
33USC273U SEC (»M. FUNDING.
(a) SECTION 5001.—Amounts in the Fund shall be available, sub-
ject to appropriations, and shall remain available until expended, to
carry out section 5001 as follows:
(1) $5,000.000 shall be available for the first fiscal year begin-
ning after the date of enactment of this Act.
(2) $2.000,000 shall be available for each of the 9 fiscal years
following the fiscal year described in paragraph (U
(b) SECTIONS 5003 AND 5004.—Amounts in the Fund shall be
available, without further appropriations and without fiscal year
limitation, to carry out sections 5003 and 5004, in an amount not to
exceed $5,000.000.
33 USC 2737 SEC MtT. LIMITATION.
Notwithstanding any other law, tank vessels that have spilled
more than 1,000,000 gallons of oil into the marine environment after
March 22, 1989, are prohibited from operating on the navigable
waters of Prince William Sound, Alaska.
TITLE VI—MISCELLANEOUS
33 USC 2751 SEC Mtl. SAVINGS PROVISIONS.
(a) CwMs-REnuNCES.—A reference to a law replaced by this Act,
including a reference in a regulation, order, or other law, is deemed
to refer to the corresponding provision of this Ace
(b) CONTINUATION or REGULATIONS.—An order, rule, or regulation
in effect under a law replaced by this Act continues in effect under
the corresponding provision of this Act until repealed, amended, or
(c) RULE or CONSTRUCTION.—An inference of legislative construc-
tion shall not be drawn by reason of the caption or catch line of a
provision enacted by this Act.
(d) ACTIONS AND RIGHTS.—Nothing in this Act shall apply to any
rights and duties that matured, penalties that were incurred, and
proceedings that were begun before the date of enactment of this
Act, except as provided by this section, and shall be adjudicated
pursuant to the law applicable on the date prior to the date of the
enactment of this Act.
(e) ADMIRALTY AND MARITIME LAW.—Except as otherwise provided
in this Act, this Act does not affect—
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(1) admiralty and maritime law; or
(2) the jurisdiction of the district courts of the United States
with respect to civil actions under admiralty and maritime
jurisdiction, saving to suitors in all cases all other remedies to
which they are otherwise entitled.
SEC MS*. ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS. -' '' '
(a) RBQUUBD.—Except as provided in subsection (b). amounts in
the Fund shall be available only as provided in annual appropria-
tion Acts.
(b) EXCEPTIONS.—Subsection (a) shall not apply to sections lOOKf).
1012(aX4), or 5006(b), and shall not apply to an amount not to exceed
150,000,000 in any fiscal year which the President may make avail-
able from the Fund to carry out section 811(c) of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act, as amended by this Act, and to initiate the
assessment of natural resources damages required under section
1006. Sums to which this subsection applies shall remain available
until expended.
SIC MSI. OUTER BANKS PROTECTION.
(a) SHORT Tnu.—This section may be cited as the "Outer Banks
Protection Act".
(b) FINDINGS.—The Coagreas finds that—
(1) the Outer Banks of North Carolina is an area of excep-
tional environmental fragility and beauty;
(2) the annual economic benefits or commercia) and rec-
reational fishing activities to North Carolina, which could be
adversely affected by oil or gas development offshore the State's
coast, exceeds $1,000.000,000;
(3) the major industry in coastal North Carolina is tourism,
which is subject to potentially significant disruption by offshore
oil or gas development;
(4) the physical oceanographk characteristics of the area
offshore North Carolina between Cape Hatteras and the mouth
of the Chesapeake Bay are not well understood, being affected
by Gulf Stream western boundary perturbations and accom-
panying warm filaments, warm and cold core rings wnkh sepa-
rate from the Gulf Stream, wind stress, outflow from the Chesa-
peake Bay, Gulf Stream meanders, and intrusions of Virginia
coastal waters around and over the Diamond shoals;
(5) diverse and abundant fisheries resources occur in the
western boundary area of the Gulf Stream offshore North Caro-
lina, but little is understood of the complex ecological relation-
ships between the life histories of those species and their phys-
ical, chemical, and biological environment;
(€) the environmental impact statements prepared for Outer
Continental Shelf lease sales numbered 56 (1981)and 78 (1988)
contain insufficient and outdated environmental information
from which to t*m*" decisions on approval of addHiff*1** oil fi*^
gas leasing, exploration, and development activities;
(7) the draft environmental report, dated November 1. 1989.
and the preliminary final environmental report dated June 1,
1990. prepared pursuant to a July 14. 1989 memorandum of
understanding between the State of North Carolina, the Depart-
ment of the Interior, and the Mobil Oil Company, have not
allayed concerns about the adequacy of the environmental
information available to determine whether to proceed with
J3U8CZ7S2.
OuUrBanki
Protection Act.
North Carolina
83 USC Z7S3.
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additional offshore leasing, exploration, or development off-
shore North Carolina; and
(8) the National Research Council report entitled "The Ade-
quacy of Environmental Information for Outer Continental
Shelf Oil and Gas Decisions: Florida and California", issued in
1989. concluded that—
(A) information with respect to those States, which have
received greater scrutiny than has North Carolina, is inad-
equate; and
(B) there are serious generic defects in the Minerals
Management Service's methods of environmental analysis,
reinforcing concerns about the adequacy of fhe scientific and
technical information which are the basis for a decision to lease
additional tracts or approve an exploration plan offshore North
. Carolina, especially with respect to oceanographic, ecological,
and socioeconomic information.
(c) PROHIBITION or On. AND GAS LEASING, EXPLORATION, AND
DEVELOPMENT.—
(1) PRoanmoN.—The Sscntarjr tf She iatenar jfaaB
Report*
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(i) continuity of session is broken only by an adjourn-
ment of the Congress sine die; and
(ii) the days on which either Houw of Congreai is not
in Metion becauee of an adjournment of more than 3
days to a day certain are excluded.
(d) ADDITIONAL ENVUONMXNTAL INFOXMATIOH.— The Secretary of
the Interior eball undertake ecological and eotioeconomic studies,
additional physical oceanographic studies, including actual field
work and the correlation of existing data, and other additional
environmental ttudiee, to obtain sufficient information about all
tc which influence,
TigniiKT'** conditions, processes, •**" environments which influence,
or may be influenced by, oil and gas I seeing, exploration, and
development activities offshore North Carolina to enable the Sec-
retary to carry out his responsibilities under the Outer Continental
Shelf Lands Act with respect to authorizing the activities described
in subsection (cXl). During the time that the Environmental Sci-
ences Review Panel established under subsection (e) is in existence,
the Secretary of the Interior shall consult with such Panel in
carrying out this subsection.
(e) ENVIBONMENTAL SCIENCES REVIEW PANEL.—
(1) ESTABLISHMENT AND MnoEBsmr.—There shall be estab-
lished en Environmental Sciences Review Panel, to consist of—
(A) 1 marine scientist selected by the Secretary of the
Interior;
(B) 1 marine scientist selected by the Governor of North
Carolina; and
(O 1 person each from the disciplines of physical oceanog-
raphy, ecology, and social science, to be selected jointly by
the Secretary of the Interior and the Governor of North
Carolina from a list of individuals MMMtaa by the Na-
tional Academy of Sciences.
(2) FUNCTIONS.—Not later than 6 months after the date of the
enactment of this Act, the Environmental Sciences Review
Panel ahall-
(A) prepare and submit to the Secretary of the Interior
findings and recommendations-
of available physical
sorioscnnonik informa*
to carry out h«« respon-
sibilities under'the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act
with respect to authorizing the activities described in
subsection (cKlY, and
(ii) if such available information is not adequate for
such purposes, indicating what additional information
is required to enable the Secretary to carry out such
responsibilities; and
(B) consult with the Secretary of the Interior as provided
in subsection (d).
lings ano recommendations—
(i) assessing the adequacy ot
oceanographic, ecological, and ew
tion in enabling the Secretary to <
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(3) EXPENSES.—Each member of the Environmental Science*
Review Panel shall be reimbursed for actual travel expenses
and shall receive per diem in lieu of subsistence for each day
such member is engaged in the business of the Environmental
Sciences Review Panel.
(4) TERMINATION.—The Environmental Sciences Review Panel
shall be terminated after the submission of all findings and
recommendations required under paragraph (2XA).
(0 AUTHORIZATION or APPROPRIATIONS.—There are authorized to
be appropriated to the Secretary of the Interior to carry out this
section not to exceed $500,000 for fiscal year 1991. to remain avail-
able until expended.
SEC MM. COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON HYDROCARBON-
BEARING AREAS.
(a) AMENDMENT TO OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LANDS ACT.—Sec-
tion 5 of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, as amended (43
U.S.C. 1334), is amended by adding a new subsection (j) as follows:
"(j) COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OP COMMON HYDROCARBON-BEAR-
ING AREAS.— . . • ,
"(1) FINDINGS.— ^" '- s • '
"(A) The Congress of the United States finds that the
unrestrained competitive production of hydrocarbons from
a common hydrocarbon-bearing geological area underlying
the Federal and State boundary may result in a number of
harmful national effects, including—
"(i) the drilling of unnecessary wells, the installation
of unnecessary facilities and other imprudent operating
practices that result in economic waste, environmental
damage, and damage to life and property;
"(ii) the physical waste of hydrocarbons and an un-
necessary reduction in the amounts of hydrocarbons
that can be produced from certain hydrocarbon-bearing
areas; and
"(iii) the loss of correlative rights which can result in
the reduced value of national hydrocarbon resources
and disorders in the leasing of Federal and State
resources.
"(2) PREVENTION OP HARMFUL EFFECTS.—The Secretary shall
prevent, through the cooperative development of an area, the
harmful effects of unrestrained competitive production of
hydrocarbons from a common hydrocarbon-bearing area under-
lying the Federal and State boundary.".
(b) EXCEPTION FOR WEST DELTA FIELD.—Section 5
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pursuant to subsection (c), and timetables for completing
research tasks; and
(F) identify, in consultation with the States, regional oil
pollution research needs and priorities for • fHri"tf*m*.
multidiaciplinary program of research at the regional level
Contract*. (jj) ADVICE AND GUIDANCE.—The Chairman, through the
Department of Transportation, shall contract with the National
Academy of Sciences to—
(A) provide advice and guidance in the preparation and
development of the research plan; and
fUporu. (B) assess the adequacy of the plan as submitted, •*"*
submit a report to Congress on the conclusions of such
The National Institute of Standards and Technology shall pro-
vide the Interagency Committee with advice and guidance on
issues relating to quality assurance and standards measure-
ments relating to iu activities under this section.
(c) OIL POLLUTION RBSEAECH AND DEVELOPMENT PBOOBAM.—
(1) ESTABLISHMENT.—The Interagency Committee shall coordi-
nate the establishment, by the agencies represented on the
Interagency Committee, of a program for conducting oil pollu-
tion research and development, as provided in this subsection
(2) INNOVATIVE OIL POLLUTION TECHNOLOGY.—The program
established under this subsection shall provide for uaiisirli.
development, and demonstration of new or improved tech-
nologies which are effective in preventing or mitigating oil
discharges and which protect the environment, including—
(A) development of improved designs for vessels and
facilities, and improved operational practices;
(B) research, development, and demonstration of im-
proved technologies to measure the ullage of a vessel tank,
prevent discharges from tank venU, prevent discharges
during lightering and bunkering operations, contain dis-
charges on the deck of a vessel, prevent discharges through
the use of vacuums in tanks, and otherwise contain dis-
charges of oil from vessels and facilities;
(C) research, development, and demonstration of new or
improved systems of mechanical, chemical, biological, and
other methods (including the use of disperaaata, solvents,
and bioremediation) for the recovery, removal, and disposal
of oil, including evaluation of the environmental effecta of
the use of such systems;
T««»» (D) research and training, in consultation with the Na-
tional Response Team, to improve industry's and Govern-
ment's ability to quickly and effectively remove an oil
discharge, including the long-term use, as appropriate, of
the National Spill Control School in Corpus Christi. Texas;
(E) research to improve information systems for decision-
making, including the use of date from coastal mapping,
baseline data, and other date related to the environmental
effects of oil discharges, and cleanup technologies;
(F) development of technologies and methods to protect
public health and safety from oil discharges, including the
population directly exposed to an oil discharge;
(G) development of technologies, methods, and standards
for protecting removal personnel, including training, ade-
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/ quate supervision, protective equipment, maiimum expo-
sure limits, and decontamination procedures;
(H) research and development of methods to restore and
rehabilitate natural resources damaged by oil discharges:
(I) research to evaluate the relative effect!vensss and
environmental impacts of bioremodiation technologies; and
(J) the demonstration of a satellite based, dependent
surveillance vessel traffic system in Narragansett Bay to
evaluate the utility of such system in reducing the risk of
oil discharges from vessel colliaions and groundings in eon-
fined waters.
(8) OIL POLLUTION ncHNOLOOT EVALUATION.—The program
established under this subsection shall provide for oil pollution
prevention and mitigation technology •valuation including—
(A) the evaluation and testing of technologies developed
independently of the research and development program
eetsfilshen under this subsection;
(B) the establishment, where appropriate, of standards
and testing protocols traceable to national standards to
Mrs the perfonni
performance of oil pollution prevention or
mHtgaOon technologies; and
(Q the UM, where appropriate, of controlled field teeting
to evaluate real-world application of oil discharge preven-
tion or mitigation technologiea.
(4) OIL roLLvnoN nncn mosABCH.--(A) The Committee
•hall eetablieh a reeearch program to monitor and evaluate the
environmental effect! of oil diachargee. Such program shall
include the following element*
(i) The development of improved modeli and capabtlitiee
for predicting the environmental late, traneport, and effects
of oil diacnargee*
(ii) The development of methods, including economic
methods, to asseai damage* to natural resources resulting
from oil discharges.
(iii) The identification of types of ecologically sensitive
areas at particular risk to oil dischargee and the prepara-
tion of scientific monitoring and evaluation plans, one for
each of several types of ecological conditions, to be imple-
mented in the event of major oil discharges in such areas.
(iv) The collection of environmental baseline date in eco-
logically sensitive areas at particular risk to oil discharges
where such date are insufficient
(B) The Department of Commerce in consultation with the
Environmental Protection Agency shall monitor and scientif-
ically evaluate the long-term environmental effects of oil die-
charges if—
(i) the amount of oil discharged exceeds 250,000 gallons;
(ii) the oil discharge has occurred on or after January 1,
1989; and
(iil) the Interagency Committee determines that a study
of the long-term environmental effects of the discharge
would be of significant scientific value, especially for
preventing or responding to future oil discharges.
Areas for study may include the following sites where oil die- Suu
charges have occurred: the New York/New Jersey Harbor area,
where oil was discharged by an Exxon underwater pipeline, the
T/B CIBRO SAVANNAH, and the MAT BT NAUTILUS;
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Narragansett Bay where oil was discharged by the WORLD
PRODIGY; the Houston Ship Channel where oil was discharged
by the RACHEL B; the Delaware River, where oil was dis-
charged by the PRESIDENTS RIVERA, and Huntingdon Beach.
California, where oil waa discharged by the AMERICAN
TRADER.
(O Research conducted under this paragraph by. or through.
the United States Fish and Wildlife Service shall be directed
and coordinated by the National Wetland Research Center.
(5) MAJUNE SIMULATION IESKASCH.—The program established
under this subsection shall include research on the greater use
and application of geographic and vsaisl response simulation
models, including the development of additional date bases and
updating of existing date bases using, among others, the re-
sources of the National Maritime Research Center. It ahall
include research and vessel simulations for—
(A) contingency plan evaluation and amendment;
(B) removal and strike team training;
(O tank vessel personnel training; and
(D) those geographic areas where there is a
likelihood of a major oil discharge.
(6) DnraNsnATiaar nowcn.—The United States Coast
Guard, in conjunction with other such agencies in the Depart-
ment of Transportation a* the Secretary of Transportation may
designate, shall conduct 8 port oil pollution minimization dem-
onstration projects, one each with (A) the Port Authority of New
York and New Jersey, (B) the Porte of Los Angeles and Long
Beach, California, and (C) the Port of New Orleans. Louisiana,
for the purpose of developing and demonstrating integrated port
oil pollution prevention ana cleanup systems which utilize the
information and implement the improved practices and tech-
nologies developed from the research, development, and dem-
onstration program established in this section. Such systems
•hall utilize improved technologies and management practices
for reducing the risk of oil discharges, including, as appropriate,
improved date access, computerised tracking of oil s
improved vessel tracking and navigation systems,
technology to monitor pipeline and teak rrmditinna,
oO apiD response capability, improved capability to predict the
flow andemct* of oil discharges in both the^ inner and outer
•arbor areas for the) purposes of Hiabrny infrastructure deci-
sions, and such other activities necessary to achieve the pur-
poses of this section.
(7) SIMULATED ENVIKONMENTAL TBSTINO.—Agencies rep-
resented on the Interagencv Committee shall ensure the long-
term use and operation of the Oil and Hazardous Materials
Simulated Environmental Test Tank (OHMSETD Reeearch
Center in New Jersey for oil pollution technology testing and
evaluations.
(8) REGIONAL BBEABCH FBOOBAM.—(A) Consistent with the
research plan in subsection (b), the Interagency Committee
shall coordinate a program of competitive grants to universities
or other research institutions, or groups of universities or re-
search institutions, for the purposes of conducting a coordinated
research program related to the regional aspects of oil pollution,
such as prevention, removal, mitigation, and the effects of
discharged oil on regional environments. For the purposes of
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this paragraph, a region means a Coast Guard district as set out
in nut 8 of title 88, Code of Federal Regulations (1989).
(B) The Interagency Committee anaD "**&***• (he publica-
tion by the agendas represented on the Interagency Committee
of a solicitation for grants under this subsection The applica-
"1 be in such fora and contain such information as i
be required in the pubhsbod solicitation. The applications shall
be reviewed by the Interagency Onmmittea, which shall make
"•"•ipi'ifH***""* to the appropriate granting: •ff*ncy rep-
resented on the Interagency Committee for awaking the grant
The granting agency shall award the grants "•"•""•tr"1*'1 by
the uteragency Committee unless the agency decides not to
award the grant due to budgetary or other
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(9) FUNDING.—For each of the fiscal yean 1991. 1992, 1993,
1994, and 1995. S6.000.000 of amounts in the Fund shall be
available to carry out the regional reaearch program in para-
graph (8), such amounts to be available in equal amounts for the
regional research program in each region; except that if the
agencies represented on the Interagency CVrnmittitt determine
that regional research needs exist which cannot be addressed
within such funding limits, such agencies may use their author-
ity under paragraph (10) to make additional grants to meet such'
needs. For the purposes of this paragraph, the research program
carried out by the Prince William Sound Oil Spill Recovery
Institute established under section 5001, shall not be eligible to
receive grants under this paragraph.
(10) GEANTS.—In carrying out the research and development
program established under this subsection, the agencies rep-
resented on the Interagency Committee may enter into con-
tracts and cooperative agreements and make grants to univer-
sities, research institutions, and other persons. Such contracts.
cooperative agreements, and grants shall address research and
technology priorities set forth in the oil pollution reaearch plan
under subsection (b).
(11) In carrying out research under this section, the Depart-
ment of Transportation shall continue to utilize the resources of
the Research and Special Programs Administration of the
Department of Transportation, to the maximum extent prac-
ticable.
(d) INTCXNATIONAL COOPDUTION.—In accordance with the re-
search plan submitted under subsection (b), the Interagency
Committee shall coordinate and cooperate with other nations and
foreign research entities in conducting oil pollution research, devel-
opment, and demonstration activities, including controlled field
tests of oil discharges. ,
(e) BIENNIAL Rcrom.—The Chairman of the Interagency
Committee ahall submit to Congress every 2 yean on October 30 a
report on the activities carried out under this section in the preced-
ing 2 fiscal yean, and on activities proposed to be carried out under
this section in the current 2 fiscal year period.
(f) FUNDING.—Not to exceed $21,250,000 of amounts in the Fund
shall be available annually to carry out this section except for
subsection (cX8). Of such sums—
(1) funds authorized to be appropriated to carry out the
activities under subsection (cX4) shall not exceed 15,000,000 for
fiscal year 1991 or 13,500,000 for any subsequent fiscal year, and
(2) not leas than &250,000 shall be available for carrying out
the activities in subsection (cX6) for fiscal yean 1992,1993.1994,
and 1995.
All activitieo authorized in this section, including subsection (cX8),
are subject to appropriations.
TITLE VIII—TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE
ReformA.no? SYSTEM
Pipeline SyMem
Refo
1KM.
43 USC 1651 SBC SOOI. SHORT TITLE.
nou This title may be cited as the "Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
Reform Act of 1990".
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Subtitle A—Improvements to Trans-Alaska
Pipeline System
V '
SBC MM. LIABILITY WITHIN THE fTATE OT ALASKA AND CLEANUP
EPTORTB.
ta) CAUSE or Aoaonrr.-Swtion 204UX1) of the Trans-Alaska
Pipeline Authorization Act (48 U.S.C. 1668(«X1)) if amended by
striking out "caused by" in the lint sentence mad inserting in lieu - /-
thereor "caused solely by".
(b) LUUTATION or LIABIUTY.—Section 204(sX2) of the Trans-Alaska,
Pipeline Authorization Act (43 U.S.C. 1663(aX2» is amended by
striking "150.000,000" each place it occurs and inserting in lieu
thereof"1350,000.000".
(c) CLEANUP EFFORTS.—Section 204(b) of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Authorisation Act (43 U.S.C. 1653(b)) is amended in the first sen-
tence—
(1) by inserting after "any ana" the following: "in the State
ofAlaska";
(2) by inserting after "any activities" the following: "related
to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, including operation of the
terminal."; and
(3) by inserting after "other Federal" the first place it appear*
the following: "or State".
SEC I1*L TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE LIABILITY FUND.
(a) TERMINATION OP CERTAIN PROVISIONS.—
(1) REPEAL.—Section 204(c) of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Authorization Act (43 U.S.C. 1653(c)J is repealed, effective as
provided in paragraph (5).
(2) DISPOSITION OP FUND BALANCE.— « use jesa
(A) RESERVATION OP AMOUNTS.—The trustees of the nou
Trans-Alaska Pipeline Liability Fund (hereafter in this
subsection referred to as the "TAPS Fund") shall reserve
the following amounts in the TAPS Fund—
(i) necessary to pay *!••"«• arising under section
204(c) of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Authorization Act
(43U.S.C. 1653(c));and
(ii) administrative expenses reasonably necessary for
and incidental to the implementation of section 204(c)
of that Act.
(B) DISPOSITION OP THE BALANCE.—After the Comptroller
General of the United States certifies that the require-
ments of subparagraph (A) have been mat, the trustees of
the TAPS Fund shall dispose of the balance in the TAPS
Fund after the reservation of amounts an made under
subparagraph (A) by—
(i) rebating
ing the pro rata share of the balance to the
State of Alaska for its contributions as an owner of oil;
and then
(ii) transferring end depositing the remainder of the
balance into the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund estab-
lished under section 9509 of the Internal Revenue Code
of 1986 (26 US.C. 9509).
(C) DISPOSITION OP THE RESERVED AMOUNTS.—After pay-
ment of all claims arising from an incident for which funds
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are reserved under subparagraph (A) and certification by
the Comptroller General of the United Statea that the
claim* arising from that incident have bean Paid, the
amounts, if any, for that incident shall be disposed of a* set
forth under subparagraphs (A) and (B). .-.•«
(D) AuTHoantATioN.—The amounts transferred and
deposited in the Fund ihr*l be available for the purposes of-
section 1012 of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 after funding
sections 5001 and 8103 to the extent that funds have not
otherwise been provided for the purposes of such sections.
(8) SAVINGS CLAUSE.—The repeal made by paragraph (1) shall
have no effect on any right to recover or "•"n*Hhnt*T that
arises from incidents subject to section 204
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State due to injury, destruction, or km of real property, per-
sonal property or natiirp^ resourcss, or diminisnoQ soooomtf
activity due to a discharge of oil; and
"(B) the n*t cost of providing iaersassd or additional public
eenricea during or aftar renxrvaJ activitiee due to a discharge of
oil, iadudiac protection Aon fire, safety, or health basards. *
iocurrad by a State or political subdivision of a Steie,
^14) Paragraphs (l)thnwgh (18) ahaU apply only to claiiMarM^ -.'-•
from incidents occurring; before tha data ofenartment of the Trans- . '•
Alaska Pipeline SrstomRefora Act of 1990. It* Oil PoUutioo Act of
1990 ahau apply to any incident, or any claim* ariaiaf Iron an
incident, occurring on or after the date of the enactment of that .
Act".
(d) PAYMENT or CLAM BY FUND.—Section 204(eX8) of the Trent-
Alaaka Pipelina Authorisation Act (48 UAC. IftoKcXS)) i
by edding'at the and tha following: "The Fund ahall expeditiously
pay claims under this •ube*ctiooTincludin« such $14.000,000, if the
owner or operator of a veawl has not paid any such ^i^*"* within 80
days after such claim has bean submitted to such owner or operator.
Upon payment of any such claim, the Fund shall be subrogated
under applicable State and Federal laws to all rights of any parson
entitled to recover under this subsection. In any action brought by
the Fund against an owner or operator or an affiliate thereof to
recover amounts under this paragraph, the Fund ahall be entitled to
recover prejudgment interest, costs, reasonable attorney's faas, and.
in the discretion of the court, penalties.".
(e) Omens OK Tamms.—Section 204feX4) of the Trans-Alaska
Pipeline Authorisation Act (43 U.S.C. 165S(cX4)) is amended—
(1) by inserting "(A)" after "(4)"; and
(2) by adding at the end the following:
"(B) No present or former officer or trustee of the Fund shall be
subject to any liability incurred by the Fund or by the present or
former officers or trustees of the Fund, other than liability for groat
negligence or willful misconduct.
'UJXi) Subject to clause (ii). each officer and each trustee of the
Fund-
"(I) shall be indemnified against all claims and liabilities to
which he or she has or shall become subject by reason of serving
or having served as an officer or trustee, or by reason of any
action taken, omitted, or neglected by him or her as an officer
or trustee; and
"(U) shall be reimbursed for all attorney's fees reasonably
incurred in connection with any *i«««p or liability.
"(ii) No officer or trustee shall be fridtmn'ftH against, or be
reimbursed for, any expenses incurred in connection with, any claim
or liability arising out of his or her gross negligence or willful
misconduct.".
SEC IIS!. PRESIDENTIAL TASK POME. 41 USC Ittl
(S) ESTASUSHMSNT OP TASK FOKC.—
(1) BrrASusm«NT AND mums.—(A) There is hereby estab-
lished a Presidential Task Force on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
System (hereinafter referred to as the 'Task Force") composed
of the following members appointed by the President:
(i) Three members, one of whom shall be nominated by
the Secretary of the Interior, one by the Administrator of
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the Environmental Protection Agency, and one by the Sec-
retary of Transportation.
(ii) Three members nominated by the Governor of the
State of Alaska, one of whom shall be an employee of the
Alaska Department of Natural Resources and one of whom.
shall be an employee of the Alaaka Department of Environ-
mental Conservation.
(iii) One ift*t"i*'^T nominated by the OfHoo of Technology
Assessment
(B) Any member appointed to fill a vacancy occurring before
the expiration of the term for which his or her predecessor was
appointed shall be appointed only for the remainder of such
term. A member may serve after the expiration of his or her
term until a successor, if applicable, has taken office.
(2) COCHAIUUN.—The President shall appoint a Federal
cochainnan from among the Federal memben of the Task Force
appointed pursuant to paragraph (1XA) and the Governor shall
designate a State cochainnan from among the State members of
the Task Force appointed pursuant to paragraph (1KB).
(3> COMPENSATION.—Members shall, to the extent approved in
appropriations Acts, receive the daily equivalent of the mini-
mum annual rate of basic pay in effect for grade GS-16 of the
General Schedule for each day (including travel time) during
which they are engaged in the actual performance of duties
vested in the Task Force, except that members who are State,
Federal, or other governmental employees shall receive no com-
pensation under this paragraph in addition to the salaries they
receive as such employees.
(4) STAFF.—The cochainnan of the Task Force shall appoint a
Director to carry out administrative duties. The Director may
hire such staff and incur such expenses on behalf of the Task
Force for which funds are available.
(5) RULX.—Employees of the Task Force shall not, by reason of
such employment, be considered to be employees of the Federal
Government for any purpose.
(b) Dums or THX TASK Foacx.—
(1) AUDIT.—The Task Force shall conduct an audit of the
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (hereinafter referred to as
"TAPS") including the terminal at Valdez. Alaska, and other
related onshore facilities, make recommendations to the Presi-
dent, the Congress, and the Governor of Alaska.
(2) CoMPKCHKNStvi BXVBW.—As part of such audit, the Task
Force shall conduct a comprehensive review of the TAPS in
order to specifically advise the President, the Congress, and the
Governor of Alaska concerning whether—
(A) the holder of the Federal and State right-of-way is.
and has been, in full compliance with applicable laws,
regulations, and agreements;
(B) the laws, regulations, and agreements are sufficient to
prevent the release of oil from TAPS and prevent other
damage or degradation to the environment and public
health;
(C) improvements are necessary to TAPS to prevent re-
lease of oil from TAPS and to prevent other damage or
degradation to the environment and public health;
(D) improvements are necessary in the onshore oil spill
response capabilities for the TAPS; and
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(E) improvements are necetaary ID aacuritjy for TAPS.
(8) Comin.TAMn.-(A) The Task Form shall retain at least
oat independent nonsuiting finn with technical expertise in
engineering, transportation, safety, the environment, «nd other
to assist the Task Fora IB carrying out this
CB) Contracts with any such firm shall be entered into on a Ooatncu.
nationally competitive basis, and the Task Force shall not select
any firm with respect to which there may be a conflict of
interest in assisting tht Task Ferae in carrying out the audit
and review. All work performed by such finn shall bt under tht
direct and immediate supervision of a ragis
(4) PumucootouNT.—Tht Taik Font ahall provMtaQ oppor-
tunity for public eoaunant on itt activities including at a mini-
mum tht following:
(A) Before it btfina ita audit and rtritw, tht Taak Font
ahall review raporta prepared by othar Government antitiat
conducting rtvitwa of TAPS and ahall conault with those
Oovtnuntnt entities that art conducting ongoing invettiga-
tiflm including tht Gtnttal AfW"***t|g Office. It •**•!! •!•«
hold at laatt 2 public bearings, at teas* 1 of which ahail bt
bald in a community affected by tht Exxon Valdat oil tpill.
Mtmbtn of tht public ahall bt given an opportunity to
prtaant both oral and written testimony.
(B) Tht Taak Font ahall providt a machaniam for tht
confidtntial ractipt of information conctniing TAPS, which
may include a dttignatart talaphont hotlint.
(5) TAJX roacB won.—Tht Talk Font shall publith a draft
rtport which it thai! makt availabla to tht public. Tht public
wul havt at laaat 80 days to providt eommanU on tht draft
rtport. Baatd on iU draft rtport and tht public oommtnU
thtraon. tht Talk Font ahall prtpart a final rtport which ahall
include itt finding!, concluaiona, and •^M"»"*^l«»8
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(2) TkuoNAnoif .— Tb» Task Font dull OMW to exist on the
date oo which tho final rtport if provided pursuant to siihssc
tion(bX6X
(8) FUNCTIONS LOOTATION.— With respect to safety, oper-
ations, and other matters rtlatod to the pipeline faculties (as
such tenn is defined in MCtioo 202(4) of the Hazardous Liquid
Piptlin* Safety Act of 1979) of the TAPS. the Taak ForcVshaU
not perform any functions which an the responsibility of the
Secretary of Transportation under the Hazardous Liquid Pipe-
line Safety Act of 1979. as amended Hie Secretary may UM the
information fathered by and report issued by the Taak Force in
carryinf out the Secretary's responsibilities under that Act
(4) Powna.— TTie Task force may, to the extent nirieury to
carry out it* responsibilities, conduct investigations, make re-
ports, iawe subpoenas, require the production of relevant docu-
manta and records take depositions, and conduct directly or. by
contract, or otherwise, raiearch, teating, and demonstration
activities.
(6) EXAMIHATION or uooana AND noram.— The Taak
Force, and the employees and agents it so designates, are
authorised, upon presenting appropriate credentials to the
person in charge, to enter upon, inspect, and examine, at
reasonable times and in a reasonable manner, the records and
properties of persons to the extent such records and properties
are relevant to determining whether such persons have acted or
are acting in compliance with applicable laws and agreements.
(6) P01A.— The information gathered by the Task Force
pursuant to subsection (b) shall not be subject to section 552 of
title 5, United States Code (commonly referred to as the "Free-
dom of Information Act"), until its final report is issued pursu-
ant to subsection (bX6).
Subtitle B— Penalties
Section 2e(b) of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (48 US.C
1350(b)) is amended—
(1) by striking out "If any" and inserting in lieu thereof "(1)
Except as provided in paragraph (2), if any*
(2) by striking out "$10,000" and inserting in lieu thereof
ling at the end of paragraph (1) the following new
sentence: "The Secretary •hall, by regulation at least every 8
years, adjust the penalty speculed m tras pangnph to reflect
any increases in the Consumer Price Index (afl items. United
States city average) as prepared by the Department of Labor.";
and
(4) by adding at the end the following new paragraph:
"(2) If a failure described in paragraph (1) constitutes or con*
stituted a threat of serious, irreparable, or immediate harm or
damage to life (including fish and other aquatic life), property, any
mineral deposit, or the marine, coastal, or human environment, a
civil penalty may be • nines (id without regard to the requirement of
expiration of a period allowed for corrective action.".
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PUBLIC LAW 101-880-AUG. 18,1990 104 STAT. 571
SEC StSS. TRANS-ALABKA PIPBUNE fTSTCM C
The Trans-Alaska Pipeline Authorixation Act (48 UAC. 1651 et
seq.) is amended by adding at the and thereof the following new
section!
"avn, rcNAuns •
"Sac. 207. (a) PENALTY.—Except as provided in subsection (cX4). u use itu.
the Secretary of the Interior may assess and collect a civil penalty
under this section with respect to any discharge of oil—
"(1) in transit from fields or reservoirs supplying oil to the
trans-Alaska pipeline; or
"(2) during transportation through the trans-Alaska pipeline
or handling at the terminal facilities, that causes damage to. or
threatens to damage, natural resources or public or private
"(b) PERSONS LIABLE.—In addition to the person causing or permit-
ting the discharge, the owner or owners of the oil at the time the
discharge occurs shall be jointly, severally, and strictly liable for the
full amount of penalties assessed pursuant to this section, except
that the United States and the several States, and political subdivi-
sions thaiwf, shall not be liabk under thie section.
"(c) AMOUNT.-U) The amount of the civil penalty •hall not exceed
$1.000 per barrel of oil discharged.
"(2) In determining the amount of civil penalty under this section,
the Secretary shall consider the ssrinusnass of the damages from the
discharge, the cause of the discharge, any history of prior violations
of applicable rules and laws, and the degree of success of any efforts
by the violator to minimize or mitigate the effects of such discharge.
"(8) The Secretary may reduce or waive the penalty impneeri
under this section if the discharge was solely caused by an act of
war. act of God, or third party action beyond the control of the
persons liable under this section.
"(4) No civil penalty assssssd by the Secretary pursuant to this
section shall be in addition to a penalty assessed pursuant to section
311(b) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (88 US.C. 1321(b)).
"(d) PROCEDURES.—A civil penalty may be assessed and collected
under this section only after notice and opportunity for a hearing on
the record in accordance with section 654 of title 6, United Statas
Code. In any proceeding for the assessment of a civil penalty under
this section, the Secretary may issue subpoenas for the attendance
and testimony of witnesses and the production of relevant papers.
books, and documents and may promulgate rules for discovery
procedures. Any person who i squatted a hearing with respect to a
civil penalty under this subsection and who is aggrieved by an order
assessing the civil penalty may file a petition for Judicial review of
such order with the United States Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia circuit or for any other circuit in which such person
resides or transacts businsss. Such a petition may only be filed
within the 30-dsy period beginning on the date the order making
such assessment was issued.
"(e) STATE LAW.—<1) Nothing in this section shall be construed or
interpreted as preempting any State or political subdivision thereof
from imposing any additional liability or requirements with respect
to the discharge, or threat of discharge, of oil or other pollution by
oil.
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"(2) Nothing in this section shall affect or modify in any way the
obligations or »-«"**•- of any person under other Federal or State
law, including common law, with respect to discharges of oil".
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SEC MSI. LAND CONVEYANCES. •:,*<&'*%-:. -,T;' ! •':*-'• " . '•-''.-.,&;
The Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (Public " ^
Law 96-487) is amended by adding the following after section 1487:
"Sac. 1438. Solely for the purpose of bringing claims that
43USCU42. {nm tbf discharge of oU. the Coognes confirm* that all right, title,
and interest of the United States in and to the Ifidf validly sslsrtsd
pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (48 U&C.
1601 et eeq.) by Alaska Native corporations are deemed to have
vested in the respective corporations as of March 23, 1989. This
section shall take effect with respect to each Alaska Native corpora-
tion only upon its irrevocable election to accept an interim convey-
ance of such land and notice of such election has been formally
transmitted to the Secretary of the Interior.".
SEC OH. IMPACT OF POTENTIAL SPILLS IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN ON
ALASKA NATIVES.
Section 1005 of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation
Act (16 U.S.C. 3145) is amended— .
(1) by MMMMJHIF; the heading to read as follows:
"WILDLIFE USOUBCB POKTION or STUDY AND IMPACT or roTKNTLu.
on. anus IN THE xacnc OCEAN";
(2) by inserting 'W after "Sec. 1005."; and
(3) by adding at the end the following:
"(bXl) The Congress finds that— *
"(A) Canada has discovered commercial quantities of oil and
gas in the AMifgffc region of the Northwest Territory:
"(B) Canada is exploring alternatives for transporting the oil
from the Amalagak field to markets in Asia and the Far East;
"(C) one of the options the <>n««M«»t Government is exploring
involves transshipment of oil from the Amalagak field across
the Beaufort Sea to tankers which would transport the oil
"(D) the tankers would traverse the American Exclusive Eco-
nomic Zone through the Beaufort Sea into the Chuckchi Sea
and then through the Bering Straits;
"(E) the Beaufort and Chuckchi Seas are vital to Alaska's
Native people, providing them with subeistoncft in the form of
walrus, seals, fish, and whales;
"(F) the Secretary of the Interior has conducted Outer Con-
tinental Shelf lease sales in the Beaufort and Chuckchi Seas
and oil and gas exploration is ongoing;
"(G) an oil spill in the Arctic Ocean, if not properly contained
and cleaned up, could have significant impacts on the indige-
nous people of Alaska's North Slope and on the Arctic environ-
ment; and
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"(H) there are no international contingency plant involving
our two governments ""•f^rnfit containment and cleanup of
an oiljpiD in to* Arctic Ocean.
"(2XA) The Secretary of the Interior, in consultation with the
Governor of Alaska, shall conduct a study of the imam of recovery of
damages, contingency plans, and coordinated actions in the mat of
an oil spill in the Arctic Ocean.
"(B) The Secretary shall, no later than January 81,1M1, trananit
• report to to* Coiigiees on the *S*^I{T and conclusions leatlisil at
the result of the study carried out under thia subsection.
"(c) The Conjreai calls upon the Secretary of State, in consulta-
tion with the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Transpor-
tation, and the Governor of Alaska, to begin negotiations with the
Foreign Minister of Canada regarding a treaty dealing with the
complex issues of recovery of damages, contingency plans, and
coordinated actions in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic Ocean.
"(d) The Secretary of State shall report to the Congress on the
Secretary's efforts pursuant to this section no later than June 1,
1991.".
TITLE IX—AMENDMENTS TO OIL SPILL
LIABILITY TRUST FUND, ETC.
Reports.
International
Raporu.
SEC tMI. AMENDMENTS TO OIL SPILL UABIUTY TRUST FUND.
(a) TEAMSTERS TO TRUST FUND.—Subsection
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AeU or nction 6002(b) of the OU Pollution Act at 1990. only for
purposes of making expenditures— .-- •:••"•'-;
"(A) for the payment of removal costs and other coats,
expenses, claims, and damages referred to in section 1012 of
such Act, , »••••-."
"(B) to carry out sections 5 and 7 of the Intervention on
the High Seas Act relating to oil pollution or the substan-
tial threat of oil pollution.
"(C) for the payment of liabilities incurred by the revolv-
ing fund established by section 31 l(k) of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act, ' -
"(D) to carry out subsections (b), (c). (dX G>. «nd (1) of
section 311 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act with
respect to prevention, removal, and enforcement related to
oil discharges (as defined in such section), - -.
"(E) for the payment of liabilities incurred by the Deep-
water Port Liability Fund, and
"(F) for the payment of liabilities incurred by the Off-
shore Oil Pollution Compensation Fund." ' .
(c) INCREASE IN EXPENDITURBS PERMITTED PER INCIDENT.—
•a use 9509 Subparagraph (A) of section 9509(cX2) of such Code » amended-
(1) by striking "$500,000,000" each place it appears and insert-
ing "$1,000,000,000". and
(2) by striking "1250.000,000" and inserting "fSOO.OOO.OOO".
(d) INCREASE IN BORROWING AUTHORITY.— * ...
(1) INCREASE IN SORROWING PERMITTED.—Paragraph (2) of sec-
tion 9509(d) of such Code is amended by striking "1500,000,000"
and inserting "91,000,000,000".
(2) CHANCE IN FINAL REPAYMENT DATE.—Subparagraph (B) of
section 9509(dX3) of such Code is amended by striking "Decem-
ber 31,1991" and inserting "December 31,1994".
(e) OTHER CHANGES.—
(1) Paragraph (2) of section 9509(e) of such Code is amended by
striking "Comprehensive Oil Pollution Liability and Compensa-
tion Act" and inserting "Oil Pollution Act of 1990".
(2) Subparagraph (B) of section 950»cX2) of such Code is
amended by striking "described in paragraph (IKAXi)" and
inserting "of removal costs".
(3) Subsection (0 of section 9509 of such Code is amended to
read as follows:
"(f) REFERENCES TO OIL POLLUTION ACT OP 1990.—Any reference in
this section to the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 or any other Act
referred to in a Subparagraph of subsection (cXD shall be treated as
a reference to such Act as in effect on the date of the enactment of
this subsection." . .
SEC *002. CHANGES RELATING TO OTHER FUNDS. . .
(a) REPEAL OF PROVISION RELATING TO TRANSFER* TO OIL SPILL
LIABILITY FUND.—Subsection (d) of section 4612 of the Internal
26 use 4612. Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by striking the last sentence.
(b) CREDIT AGAINST OIL SPILL RATE ALLOWED ON AFFILIATED GROUP
BASIS.—Subsection (d) of section 4612 of such Code is amended by
adding at the end thereof the following new sentence: "For purposes
of this subsection, all taxpayers which would be members of the
same affiliated group (as defined in section 1504(a» if section
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1504UX2) were applied by wtetitutiag '100 percent' for '80 percent'
•hall be treated u 1 taxpayer."
Approved August 18.1990. ...
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY-H.R. 14*6 (H.R. 1027) CS. IMt
HOUSE REPORTS: No. 101-241. PL 1 (Cbmm. on Public Work* and Tramporlatioo)
and Pi. 2 (Cornm on Sciono*. Spoe*. and Toehnolofyt, both
aeoompanyint H.R 80*7: No. 101-142. PL 1 (Conn, on Public
Worki and TnuMportation). PL 2 iComai. on Merchant Marino
and KahorMBj. PL 8 (Coma, on Striino. Spool, and Tothnotaey).
PL 4 -
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Executive Order 12777 (October 18, 1991) —
Implementation of Section 311 of the CWA,
as Amended by OPA
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EXECUTIVE ORDER 12777
IMPLEMENTATION OF SECTION 311
THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
OF OCTOBER 18, 1972, AS AMENDED.
AND THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
By tbe authority vested in me as President by the Constitution
and the laws of the United States of America, including Section
311 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, fFWPCA") (33
U.S.C. 1321), as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (Public
Law 101-380) ("OPA"), and by Section 301 of Title 3 of tbe
United States Code, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1. National Contingency Plan. Area Committees, and
Area Contingency Plans, (a) Section 1 of Executive Order No.
12580 of January 23,1987, is amended to read as follows:
•Section i. National Contingency Plan. (aXl) The National
Contingency Plan ("the NCP"), shall provide for a National
Response Team ("tbe NRT) composed of representatives of
appropriate Federal departments and agencies for national
planning and coordination of preparedness and response actions,
and Regional Response Teams as the regional counterparts to tbe
NRT for planning and coordination of regional preparedness and
response actions.
'(2) Tbe following agencies (in addition to other appropriate
agencies) shall provide representatives to the National and
Regional Response Teams to carry out their responsibilities under
tbe NCP: Department of State, Department of Defense,
Department of Justice, Department of the Interior, Department
of Agriculture, Department of Commerce, Department of Labor,
Department of Health and Human Services, Department of
Transportation, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection
Agency, Federal Emergency Management Agency, United States
Coast Guard, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
"(3) Except for periods of activation because of response action,
the representative of tbe Environmental Protection Agency
("EPA") snail be tbe **•'""-". and the representative of the
United States Coast Guard snail be the vice chairman, of the NRT
and these agencies' representatives shall be co-chain of tbe
Regional Response Teams ("the RRTs"). When tbe NRT or an
RRT is activated for a response action, the EPA representative
shall be tbe «*•!""•" when tbe release or threatened species or
discharge or threatened discharge occurs in tbe inland zone, and
tbe United States Coast Guard representative thafl be the
or threatened release or discharge or
rs in tbe coastal zone, unless otherwise
Met
chairman wneu tne
threatened discharge
agreed upon by tbe EPA and tbe United States Coast Guard
representatives (inland and onettal zones are defined in tne NCP).
"(4) Tbe RRTs nay include representatives from State
governments, local governments (as agreed upon by tne States),
and Indian tribal governments. Subject to tbe functions and
authorities delegated to Executive departments and agencies in
other sections of this order, tbe NRT shall provide policy and
program direction to tne RRTs.
The responsibility for the revision of the NCP and all
the other functions vested in the President by Sections 10S(a), (b),
(c), and (g), 125, and 301(f) of the Act, by Section 311(dXl) of
the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, and by Section 4201(c)
of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 Is delegated to tne Administrator
of the Environmental Protection Agency ("the Administrator*)-
•(2) The function vested in the President by Section 118(p) of
tbe Superfund Amendments and Reauthonzation Act of 1966
(Pub. L. 99-499) ("SARA") is delegated to the Administrator.
•(c) In accord with Section 107(t)(2XA) of tbe Act, Section
311(fX5) of tne Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended
(33 U.S.C. 1321(0(5)), and Section 1006(bXl) and (2) of we Oil
Pollution Act of 1990, the following shall be among those
designated in the NCP as Federal trustees for natural resources:
(1) Secretary of Defense;
(2) Secretary of the Interior,
(3) Secretary of Agriculture;
(4) Secretary of Commerce;
(5) Secretary of Energy.
In tbe event of a spill, the above named Federal trustees to
natural resources shall designate one trustee to so as Lead
Administrative Trustee, tne duties of which shall be defined in the
regulations promulgated pursuant to Section !006(eXl) of OPA.
If there are natural resource trustees other than those «i"tWgy Plan are delegated to tbe Adanmstntor of me
Pip"i"iTTifn'Bl Protection Agency ("Administrator') tot tne inland
tone and tne Secretary of tne Depanmenr*ln wnich the Coast
are denned in tbe NCP).
§e£.2 Njj^onalJ^esponie System, (a) Tne fuucilous vested in
tbe Prestteat by Section 311QX1XA) of FWPCA. respecting the
estabbshment of methods and procedures for die lemoral of
discharged oil and hazardous substances, and by Section
3HQX1XB) of FWPCA respecting tne tsrahttsntnent of criteria
for tne development and implementation of local and regional oil
and hazardous substance removal contingency plans, are drteptcd
to tne Administrator for tne inland zone and die Secretary of tne
Department in which tne Coast Guard is operating for tne coastal
The functions vested in tbe President by n
311(JX1XC) of FWPCA, respecting -the esiabUsbment of
procedures, methods, and equipment and other requirements for
equipment to prevent and to contain discharges of oQ and
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hazardous substances from non-transportation-reiated onshore
facilities, are delegated to the Administrator.
(2) The functions vested in the President by Section
311G)0)(C) of FWPCA, .respecting the establishment of
procedures, methods, and equipment and other requirements for
equipment to prevent and to contain discharges of oil and
hazardous substances from vessels and transportation-related
onshore facilities and deepwater ports subject to the Deepwater
Ports Act of 1974 ("DPA"), are delegated to the Secretary of
Transportation.
(3) The functions vested in the President by Section
311G)(1)(C) of FWPCA. respecting the establishment of
procedures, methods, and equipment and other requirements lor
equipment to prevent and to contain discharge* of oil and
hazardous substances from offshore facilities, including associated
pipelines, other than deepwater ports subject to the DPA, are
detepted to the Secretary of the Interior.
(c) The functions vested in the President by Section
311(jXl)(D) of FWPCA, respecting the inspection of veawts
carrying cargoes of oil and hazardous substances and the
inspection of such cargoes, are delegated to the Secretary of the
Department in which the Coast Guard a operating.
The functions vested in the President by Section
311QX5) of FWPCA and Section 4202(bX4) of OPA, respecting
the issuance of regulations requiring the owners or operators of
non-transportation-related onshore facilities to prepare and submit
response plans, the approval of means to ensure the availability of
private personnel and equipment, the review and approval of such
response plans, and the authorization of non-transponation-related
onshore facilities to operate without approved response plans, are
detepted to the Administrator.
(2) The functions vested in the President by section 3110X5)
of FWPCA and Section 4202(nX4) of OPA, respecting the
issuance of regulations requiring the owners or operators of tank
vessels, transportation-related onshore facilities and deepwater
ports subject to the OPA, to prepare and submit response plans,
the approval of means to ensure the availability of private
personnel and equipment, the review and approval of such
iwponsf plans, and the authorization of »•«* vessels,
transportation-related onshore fariHfin and dscpwatsr ports
subject to the DPA to operate without approved response plans,
are detepted to the Secretary of Transportation.
(3) The functions vested in the President by Section 3110X5)
of FWPCA and Section 4202OX*) of OPA. respecting the
itmancp of regulations requiring the onuets or operators of
deepwater ports subject to the DPA, to prepare and submit
response pains, the approval of means to ensure the avaflabttty of
private personnel and equipment, the review and approval of such
response plans, and the authorization of offshore (anHtift,
to the DPA, to operate without approved
detepted to the Secretary of the Interior.
plans, are
The functions vested in the President by Section
311G)(6X A) of FWPCA, respecting the requirements for periodic
inspections of containment booms and equipment used to remove
discharges at non-tramporuuoo-relaied onshore facilities, are
delegated to the Administrator.
(2) The functions vested in the President .by Section
311GX6XA) of FWPCA, respecting the requirements for periodic
inspections of containment booms and equipment used to remove
discharges on vessels, and at transportation-related onshore
facilities and deepwaier ports subject 10 tne OPA, are delegated
to the Secretary of Transportation.
(3) The functions vested in the President by Section
311GX6XA) of FWPCA, respecting the requirements for periodic
inspections of containment booms and equipment used to remove
discharges at offshore facilities, including associated pipelines,other
than deepwater pom subject to the DPA, are detepted to the
Secretary of the Interior.
(f) The functions vested in the President by Section
311(JX6XB) of FWPCA, respecting requirements for vestals to
carry appropriate removal equipment, are detepted to the
Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guard is
operating.
(gXl) The functions vested in the President by Section
3110X7) of FWPCA, respecting periodic drills of removal
capability under relevant response plans for onshore and ofxkbore
_facitiiies located in the inland zone, and the pubtishini of annual
reports on those'drills, are detepted to'the Administrator
(2) The functions vested in the President by Section 311(0(7)
of FWPCA, respecting periodic drills of removal capability under
relevant response plans for tank vessels, and for onshore and
othbore faculties located in the coastal zone, and the publishing of
annual reports on those drills, are delegated to the Secretary of the
Department in which the Coat Guard is operating.
(b) No provision of Section 2 of this order, including, but not
limited to, any delegation or assignment of any function brminrtiT.
sbal in any way affect, or be construed or interpreted to affect the
authority of any Department or agency, or the bead of any
Department or agency under any provinon of law other than
Section 311Q) of FWPCA or Section 4202(bX4) of OPA,
(i) The functions vested in the President by Section 3110) of
FWPCA or Section 4202(bX4) of OPA which have bean deteptad
or aarignffl by Section 2 of this order may be redcteptad to tne
bead of any Executive department or agency with bis or bar
See. 3. Removal The functions vested in toe
Section 31 l(c) of FWPCA and Section 1011 of OPA,
an effective and immediate removal or arrangement for
of a discharge and muiption or prevention of a
of a discharge of oil or a harnrlom substance, toe
raaofcorini of all Federal, State and private actions, the
and destruction of a vend the' * -—'
with affected trustees, and
to the Administrator for the inland
Secretary of the Department in which toe
operating for the
and to the
Guard is
(•) Tba
m the President by Section 1004(d) of OPA,
csubbshmem of Hails of liability, with
categories of noo-transportation-related
reporting to Congress on the dcsirabitty of adjusting
Uaba^withresoeatonorHransrxination-relBtedonshor
and the adjustment of tents of liability to reflect
increases in the Consumer Price Index with respect to
transportation-related onshore facilities, are detepted to the
AdminaHntor, acting in consultation with the Secretary of
Transportation, the Secretary of Energy, and the Attorney
General.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Section 1004
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the reporting to Congress on the desirability of adjusting limits of
liability, witn respect to vessels or transportation-related onshore
facilities and deepwater ports subject to the DPA, and the
adjustment of limits of liability to reflect significant increases in the
Consumer Price Index with respect to vessels or transportauon-
related onshore facilities and deepwater ports subject to the DPA,
are delegated to the Secretary of Transportation.
(c) The functions vested in the President by Section 1004(d) of
OP A, respecting the reporting to Congress on the desirability of
adjusting limits of liability with respect to offshore facilities,
including associated pipelines, other than deepwater ports subject
to the DPA, and the adjustment of limits of liability to reflect
significant increases in the Consumer Price Index with respect to
offshore facilities, including associated pipelines, other than
deepwater ports subject to the DPA, are delegated to the
Secretary of the Interior.
Sec. 5. Financial Responsibility. (aXl) The functions vested
in the President by Section 1016(e) of OP A, respecting (in the
case of offshore facilities other than deepwater ports) the issuance
of regulations concerning financial responsibility, the determination
of acceptable methods of financial responsibility, and the
specification of necessary or unacceptable terms, conditions, or
defenses, are delegated to the Secretary of the Interior.
(2) The functions vested in the President by Section 10l6(e) of
OPA, respecting (in the case of deepwater ports) the issuance of
regulations concerning financial responsibility, the determination of
acceptable methods of financial responsibility, and the specification
of necessary or unacceptable terms, conditions, or defenses, are
delegated to the Secretary of Transportation.
(b)( 1) The functions vested in the President by Section 4303 of
OPA. respecting (in cases involving vessels) the assessment of civil
penalties, the compromising, modification of remission, with or
without condition, and the referral for collection of such imposed
penalties, and requests to the Attorney General to secure
necessary judicial relief, are delegated to the Secretary of the
Department in wbich the Coast Guard is operating.
(2) The functions vested in the President by Section 4303 of
OPA, respecting (in cases involving offshore facilities other than
deepwater ports) the assessments of crvil penalties, the
compromising, modification or remission, with or without
condition, and the referral for collection of such imposed penalties,
and requests to the Attorney General to secure necessary judicial
relief, are delegated to the Secretary of the Interior.
(3) The functions vested in the President by Section 4303 of
OPA, respecting (in CMC* involving deepwater pom) the
assessment of civil penalties, the compromising, modnVinon. or
remission, with or without condition, and the referral for collection
of such imposed penalties, and requests to the Attorney General
to secure necessary judicial relief, are delegated to toe Secretary
of Transportation.
Sec. 6. Enforcement, (a) The functions vested in the President
by Section 311(m)(l) of FWPCA, respecting the enforcement of
Section 311 with respect to vessels, are delegated to the Secretary
of the Department in which the Coast Guard is operating.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Section 311(e) of
FWPCA. respecting determinations of imminent and substantial
threat, requesting the Attorney General to secure judicial relief,
and other action including issuing administrative orders, are
delegated to the Administrator for the inland zone and to the
Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guard is
operating for the coastal zone.
Sec, 7. Management of the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund qr)d
Claims. (a)(l)(A) The functions vested in the President by
Section 1012(3X1). (3). and (4) of OPA respecting payment
removal costs and 'Claims and determining consistency with i
National Contingency Plan (NCP) are delegated to the Secrcuu;
of the Department in which the Coast Guard a operating.
(B) The functions vested in the President b)' Section 6002(b)
of the OPA respecting making amounts, not to exceed $50,000,000
and subject to normal budget controls, in any fiscal year, available
from the Fund (i) to carry out Section 31 l(c) of FWPCA. and (ii)
to initiate the assessment of natural resources damages required
under Section 1006 of OPA are delegated to the Secretary of the
Department in which the Coast Guard is operating. Such
Secretary shall make amounts available from the Fund to initiate
toe assessment of natural resources damages exclusively to toe
Federal trustees designated in the NCP. Such Federal trustees
shall allocate such amounts among all trustees required to assess
natural resources damages under Section 1006 of OPA.
' (2) The functions vested in the President by Secoon 1012(ax2)
of OPA, respecting the payment of costs and determining
consistency with the NCP, are delegated to the Federal trustees
designated in the NCP.
(3) The functions vested in the President by Section 1012(aX5)
of OPA, respecting the payment of costs and T^yi of
departments and agencies having responsibility for xne
implementation, administration, and enforcement of the Oil
Pollution Act of 1990 and subsections (b), (c), (d), (j) and (I) of
Section 311 of FWPCA, are delegated to each head of such
department and agency.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Section 1012(c> "'
OPA, respecting designation of Federal officials who may oon
money, are delegated to each bead of the departments _
agencies to whom functions have been delepied under Section
7(a) of this order for the purpose of carrying out such functions.
The functions vested in the President by Section 1012(d)
and (e) of OPA. respecting the obligation of the Trust Fund on
the request of a Governor or pursuant to an agreement with a
State, entrance into agreements with States, agreement upon terms
and conditions, and the promulgation of regulations concerning
such obligation and entrance into such agreement, are delegated
to the Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guard is
operating, in consultation with the Administrator.
(2) The functions vested in the President by Section 1013(e) of
OPA, respecting the promulgation and amendment of rrgnlaiioos
for the presentation, filing, processmg, J^IUBIHT nt, andadjurtiniion
of claims under the Department in wttcb the Coast Guard is
operating, in consultation with the Attorney General
(3) The functions vested in the President by Secban 1012(a)of
OPA, respecting the payment of costs, damages, and cbums,
delegated herein to the Secretary of the Department in which the
Coast Guard is operating, include, jflfff tig me authority to
process, settle, and administratively adjudicate such costs, rtsmagri.
and claims, regardless of amount.
(d)(l) The Coast Guard is (tesignated the •appropriate agency*
for the purpose of receiving the notice of discharge of oil or
hazardous substances required by Section 311(bXS) of FWPCA,
and the Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guv ^
operating is authorized to issue regulations implementing
designation.
(2) The functions vested in the President by Section 1014 of
OPA. respecting designation of sources of discharges or threats,
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respecting advertisements, the advertisement ot designation, and
notifiration 01 claims procedures, are delegated to the Secretary ot
the Department in which the Coast Guard is operating.
Sec. S Miscellaneous. Sfa) The functions vested m the
President by Section 311(bX3) and (4) of FWPCA. as amended
ty the Oil Pollution Act of 1990. respecting the determination ot
quantities ot oil and any hazardous substances the discharge ol
which may be harmful to the public health or wellare or the
environment and the determinations of quantities, time, locations.
circumstances, or conditions, which are not harmful, are delegated
to the Administrator.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Section
311(dX2XG) of FWPCA. respecting schedules of dtspenam,
chemical, and other spill mitigating devices or substances, are
delegated to the Administrator.
(c) The functions vested in the President by Section l006(bX3)
and (4) of OP A respecting the receipt of designations of State and
Indian mbe trustees for natural resources are delegated to the
Administrator.
(d) The function vested in the President by Section 3004 of
OPA. with respect to encouraging the development of an
international inventory of equipment and personnel, is delegated
to the Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guard a
operating, in consultation with toe Secretary of State.
(e) The functions vested in the President by Section 4113 of
OPA. respecting a study on the use of linen or other secondary
means of containment for onshore facilities, and the
implementation of the recommendations of the study, are
delegated to the Administrator.
(0 The function vexed in the President by Section
5002(c)(2XD) of OPA. respecting the designating of an employee
of the Federal Government who shall represent the Federal
Government on the Oil Terminal Facilities and Oil Tanker
Operations Associations, is delegated to the Secretary of
Transportation.
(g) The functions vested in the President by Section S002(o) of
OPA. respecting the annual certification of alternative voluntary
advisory groups, are delegated to the Secretary of Transportation.
(n) The function vested m the President by Section 7001(a)( >)
ol OPA. respecting the appointment of Federal agencies to
membership on the Interagency Coordinating Committee on Oil
Pollution Research, is delegated to the Secretary oi
Transportation.
(0 Executive Order No. 11735 of August 3, 1973. Executive
Order No. 12123 of February 26. 1979. Executive Order No.
124 IS of May 5, 1983 and the memorandum of August 24,1990.
delegating certain authorities of the President under the Oil
Pollution Act of 1990 are revoked.
Sec. 9. Consultation. Authorities and functions delegated or
assigned by this order shall be exercised subject to consultation
with the Secretaries of departments and the heads of agenda with
statutory responsibiliues which may be significantly affected.
including, but not limned to, the Department of Justice.
Sec. 10. Litigation, (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of
this order, any representation pursuant to or under ttus_orter in
any judicial proceedings snail be by or through the Attorney
General The conduct and control of all litigation arising under
the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 shall be the respaasibikry of tbe
Attorney General.
(b) Notwithstanding any other provision of this order, me
authority under tbe Oil Pollution Act of 1990 to require the
Attorney General to commence litigation is retained by the
President.
(c) Notwithstanding any other provision of this order, the
Secretaries of the Departments of Transportation, Commerce.
Interior, Agriculture, and/or tbe Administrator of tbe
Environmental Protection Agency may request that the Attorney
General commence Ungatiorf under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.
(d) The Attorney General, in his docretion, a autnoraed to
require that, with respect to a particular oil spill, an agency refrain
from taking administrative enforcement action without first
consulting with the Attorney General.
THE WHTTE HOUSE
October 18. 1991.
GEORGE BUSH
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Agwwy (Ot>120)
Washington, DC 204M
Official iuelnm
Penally foe Prtvcto Uoo
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Executive Order 12580 (January 23, 1987)
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EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Executive O.'tlcr 12500 of January 23,1907
Superfund Implementation
By the authority vested in me as President of the United States of America
by Section 115 of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensa-
tion, and Liability Act of 1900. as amended (42 U.S.C. 9615 el soq.) ("the
Act"), and by Section 301 of Title 3 of the United States Code, it is hereby
ordered as follows:
Section 1. National Contingency Plan. (a)(l) The National Contingency Plan
("the NCP"). shall provide fc • a National Response Team ("the NRT') com-
pi -*?.d of representatives of appropriate Federal departments and agencies
for national planning and coordination of preparedness and response ac-
tions, and regional response teams as the regional counterpart to the NRT
for planning and coordination of regional preparedness and response ac-
tions.
(2) The following agencies (in addition to other appropriate agencies) shall
provide representatives to the National and Regional Response Teams to
carry out their v sponsibilities under the NCP: Department of T'. itc. Depart-
ment of Defense, Department of Justice, Department of the Inic.ior, Depart-
ment of Agriculture. Department of Commerce. Department of Labor. De-
partment of Health and Human Services, Department of Transportation. De-
partment of Energy. Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Emergency
Management Agency. United States Coast Guard, and the Nuclear Regula-
tory Commission.
(3) Except for yoric'ds of aclivntion bccau.se of a response uctiou. the repre-
sentative of the Environmental IVotcclion Agency ("EPA") shall be the
chairman and the representative of the United States Coast Guard shall be
the vice chairman of the NRT and these agencies' representatives shall be
co-chairs of the Regional Respoi.de Teams ("the RRTs"). When the NRT or
an RRT is activated for a response .-'Uton, the chairman shall be the EPA or
United States Coast Guard n-presci itive, based on whether the release or
thrcctonsd release occurs in llic inland or cor. .tul zone, unless otherwise
.•jicffd upon by th» EPA ami United Stains Coast Guard representative*.
(•!) T!i.? HRTs may inJt".L' ic|;rr:sciiUU\ er, from Sutc gn-«cr-.mnnts. local
•y. .f.ir.i -i-Mls (as agreed ijpon by the Slu'es). mid Indian irij.il ~oi'i*rnincnts.
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Subject to the funclio:i:i niul .•uil'iio.Tucs dclcy-Ucii in n.:.-c\ilive (lup.-irtinciiis
and agencies in other sections of th>> Order, the NT-l' shall provide policy
and program t'.u-cctioii to llx- RRTs.
(b)(l) The responsibility for the revision of the NCP nncl nil of the other
functions vested in the President by Sections 105[u). (i<). (c). and (g], 125.
and 301 (f) of the Act is dclcgutcd to the Administmlur of the Environmental
Protection Agency ("the Administrator").
(2) The function vested in the President by Section llC(p) of the Superfund
Amendments u;id Rcauthorization Act of I960 (Public Law
("SARA") is delegated to the Administrator.
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trustees
(c) In accord with Section 107(0(2)(A) of the Act nnd Snr.tion
Federal Water Pollution Contiul AC as amended (33 U.S.C.
following shall be among those designated in the NO as F
for natural resources:
(1) Secretary of Defense:
(2) Secretary of the Interior
(3) Secretary of Agriculture:
(4) Secretary of Commerce:
(5) Secretary of Er.?rgy.
(d) Revisions to the NCP shall be made in consultation with members of the
NRT prior to publication for notice and comment. Revisions shall also be
made in consultation with the Director of the Federal Emergency Manage-
ment Agency and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in order to avoid in-
consistent or duplicative requirements in the emergency planning responsi-
bilities of i!«ose ejencies.
(e) All r> ;ions to the NCP. whether in proposed or final form, shall be
subject to ie view and approval by the Director of the Office of Manage-
ment and Budget ("OMB").
Sec. 2. Itotpoiue and Related Authorities. (») The functions vested in the
President by the first sentence of Section 104(b)(l) of the Act relating to
"illness, disease, or complaints thereof are delegated to the Secretary of
Health and Human Services who shall, in accord with Section IM(i) of the
Act perform those functions through the Public Health Service.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Sections 104(e)(7)(C). 113(k)(2).
119(c)(7), and 121(f)(l) of the Act. relating to promulgation of regulations
and guidelines, are delegated to the Administrator, to be exercised in con-
sultation with the NRT.
The functions vested in the President by Sections 104(a) and the
second sentence of 120(b) of the Act. to the extent they require permanent
relocation of residents, businesses, and community facilities or temporary
evacuation and housing of threatened individuals not otherwise provided
for, are delegated to the Director of the Federal Emergency Munagement
Agency.
(2) Subject to subsection (b) of this Section, the functions vested in the
President by Sections 117(a) and (c). end 119 of the Act to the extent such
authority is needed to carry out the functions delegated under paragraph (1)
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(d) Subject to subsections (a), (b) and (c) of this Section, the functions
vested in the President by Sections I04(a). (b) and (c)(4), H3(k), 117(a) and
(c), 119. and 121 of the Act are delegated to the Secretaries of Defense and
Energy, with respect to releases or threatened releases where either the re-
lease is on or the sole source of the release is from any facility or vessel
under the ji. .diction, custody or control of their departments, respectively,
including VL.JC!S bare-boat chartered and operated. These functions must
be exercised consistent with the requirements of Section 120 of the Act.
(e)(lj Subject to subsections (a), (b). (c). and (d) of this Section, the func-
tions vested in the President by Sections 104(aJ. (b). and (c)(4). and 121 of
the Act are delegated to the heads of Executive departments and agencies.
with respect to remedial actions for releases or threatened releases which
are not on the National Priorities List ("the NPL") and removal actions
other than emergencies, where either the release is on or the sole source of
the release is from any facility or vessel under the jurisdiction, custody or
control of those departments and agencies, including vessels bare-boat
chartered and operated. The Administrator shall define the term "emergen-
cy", solely for the purposes of this subsection, either by regulation or by a
memorandum of understanding with the head of an Executive department
or agency.
(2) Subject to subsections (b). (c). and (d] of this Section, the functions
vested in the President by Sections 104(b)(2). ll3(k). 117(a) and (c), and 119
of the Act are delegated to the heads of Executive departments and agen-
cies, with respect to releases or threatened releases where either the re-
lease is on or the sole source of the release is from any facility or vessel
under the jurisdiction, custody or control of those departments and agen-
cies, including vessels bare-boat chartered and operated.
(f) Subject to subsections (a), (b). (c). (d). and (e) of this Section, the func-
tions vested in the President by Sections 104(a), (b) and (c)(4). 113(k). 117(a)
and (c). 119. and 121 of the Act are delegated to the Secretary of the De-
partment in which the Coast Guard is operating ("the Coast Guard"), with
respect to any release or threatened release involving the coastal zone.
Great '.akes waters, ports, and harbors.
(S) Subject to subjections (a), (b). (c). (d). (c). and (f) o.f this Section, the
r.j.-.r.: ....:i wctfld i.n iho Pf-sidenl by Sections 101(24), 104(a). (b), (r)(4) and
(c)(9). 113(k). 117(u) and (c], 11U. 121. and l2G(b) uf the Act arc delegated to
the Administrator. The Administrator's authority under Section 119 of the
Act is retroactive to the date of enactment of SARA.
(h) The functions vested in the President by Section I04(c)(.1) of the Act arc
delegated tu the Administrator, with respect to providing assurances for
Indian tribes, '.n be cM.T-.-iscd in consultation will) l!ic Secretary of the Inte-
rior.
(i) Si!b;'-c' ••• •••..•iz.i-.tii.Ms (il). (r). (D. {»} :,•::> (h) of iMs Section. th<; func-
tions vu'.u. i 'n '•:,.• I'ir.: .'.jnt Ly Scctvjn iO'-(i;) jml (d) of the Act iir^ Jr'.B-
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(l)(1) 'Mir fsini.iii.iii. vi-.l.-tl i.: ll.c. Pit-McL-nt I \'S'--Lirj:i Tti:(. ](':>)(A) jrt fiuli.-
i;;ilcd lu !!'!• In..ids of lA/ailr. i rli/;jn. Im'-n'.i .mij ;r/-:n i"s. \villi rc.sp.-.'l I'-
n.'Irfl.'Ji's or l)irc.'lc:v:J f'il!i.!sr* wl.t-rc ciliicr the rr '.::ne is on or tlr-j so.'i:
source i;T the rclciis-.- ir. ln?:;i urn facility or ve.•.:.(.! iinc'-i- the jurisdiction.
tuilofiy or rintrol of Ihm.e dcpRrimenis >• this Sec-
tion The cxerr-ne of nutliorily iin-'lcr Scr.tuip 10-1'h) uf t:. • At.l :h:ill !>•• sub-
ject t.-. Ih? upp'.ivul of thr Adni.nist.-ator of lliu Offii..- of Kcdernl Piocurc-
ment Policy,
Sec. 3. Cleanup Schedules, (a) The functions vested in the President by Sec-
tions I16(a) and the first two sentences of 10S(d) of the Act are delegated to
the heads of Executive departments and agencies with respect to facilities
under the jumd: 'ion. custody or control of those departments and agen-
cies.
(b) Subject to subsection (a) of this Section, the function; vested in the
President by Sections 116 and lOS(d) are delegated to the Administrator.
Sec. 4. Enforcement, (a) The functions vested in the President by Sections
109(d) and l22(e)(3)(A) of the Act. relating to development of regulations
and guidelines, are delegated to the Administrator, to be exercised in con-
sultation with the Attomcy General.
(b)(l) Subject to subsection (a) of this Section, the functions vested in th-
President by Section 122 (except subsection (b)(l)) are delegated to the
heads of Executive departments and agencies, with respect to releases or
threatened releases not on the NPL where either the release is on or the
sole source of the release is from any facility under the jurisdiction, custody
or control of those Executive departments and agencies. These functions
may be exercised only with the concuircnce of the Attorney General.
(2) Subject to subsection (a) of this Section, the functions vested in the
President by Section 109 of the Act. relating to violations of Section 122 of
the Act, arc delegated to the heads of Executive departments and agencies,
with respect to releases or threatened releases not on the NPL where cither
the release is on or the sole source of the release is from any facility under
the jurisdiction, custody or control of those Executive departments and
agencies. These functions may be exercised only with the concurrence of
the Attorney General.
(c)(l) Subject to subsection (a) and (b)(l) <•' this Section, the functions
vested in the President by Sections lOC(a) anu 122 of the Act are delegated
to the Coast Guard with respect to any release or threatened release in-
volving the coastal zone. Great Lakes waters, ports, and harbors.
(2] Subject to subsection (a) and (b](2) of this Section, the functions vested
in the President by Section 100 of th< Act relating to violations of Sections
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respect to any release or threatened release involving the coastal zone.
Great luikcs waters, ports, and harbors.
(d)(l) Subject to subsections (a), (b)(l). and (c)(l) of this Section, the func-
tions vested in the President by Sections 100 and 122 of the Act are delegat-
ed to the Administrator.
(2) Subject to subsections (a). (b)(2). and (c)(2) of this Section, the functions
vested in the President by Section 109 of the Act. relating to violations of
Sections 103 and 122 of the Act. arc delegated to the Administrator.
(c) Notwithstanding any oth?r provision of this Order, the authority under
Sections 104(e](S)(A) and I06(a) of the Act to seek information, entry, in-
spection. samples, or response actions from Executive departments and
agencies may be exercised only with the concurrence of the Attorney Gen-
eral.
Sec. S. Liability, (a) The function vested in the President by Section
107(c)(l)(C) of the Act is delegated to the Secretary of Transportation.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Section 107(c)(3) of the Act are
dele, 'ted to the Coast Guard with respect to any release or threatened re-
lease involving the coastal zone. Great Lakes waters, ports, and harbors.
(c) Subject to subsection (b) of this Section, the functions vested in the
President by Section 107(c)(3) of the Act arc delegated to the Administrator.
(d) The functions vested in the President by Section 10~(f)(l) of the Act are
delegated to each of the Federal trustees for natural resources designated in
the NCP for resources under their trusteeship.
(e) The functions vested in the President by Section 107(f)(2)(B) of the Act.
to receive notification of the state natural resource trustee designations, are
delcg ••' 'd to the Administrator.
Sec. C '.:'.iyation. (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Order.
any representation pursuant to or under this Order in any judicial proceed-
ings shall be by or through the Attorney General. The conduct and 'control
of all litigation arising under the Act shall be the responsibility of the Attor-
ney f.oneral
(b; Xiilvviilistandiri^ any other provision of this Order, the authority under
the Act to require the Attorney General to commence litigation is ret.-iincd
by the President.
(c) The functions vested in the President by Scciion 113(3) of (ho Act. lu
rrv:civ« notification of n n.ilurul ;o source trustee's intent to file suit, arc del-
r • of Ihi:
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irfori'.'.iilion .mil ;!:;•.,;:.iacc as the A:li:\i'iislr.ilu: ii'.ry li.ivr av.ni.ibli
(h)(l) The- fii...-lir'r \cslcd in the Pn:s!(li.-i:t l>y S'.: tun: V.i:i(u)(l) of tin- Ai.l
arc i!cl naU:i<; vrsle:' in the I'n-.i-
dcnl by Section 109 of the Act. relating. < viul.ilmr* of Stciiun 100(;i)('i) of
the Act. urr dt.-lcj;alLd to the Coast Cu.ir.l
(c)(1) The functions vi-itcd in the President by Section 100(b) of the Act u.
delegated to the Secretary of Transportation v/ilh respect to all trnnspjt I..
lion related fncilities. including nny pipeline, motor vehicle, rolling stock, or
•ircraft.
(2) Subject to Section 4(u) of this Order, the functions vested in the Presi-
dent by Section 109 of the Act. relating to violations of Section 10C(a)(3) of
the Ac!, r.re deleyutccl to the Sucre tar}' of Tronsportiiticn.
(3) Subject to Section 4(a) of this Order, the functions vested in the Presi-
dent by Section 109 of the Act. relating to violations of Section I08(b) ol the
Act. are delegated to the Secretary of Transportation with respect to all
transportation related facilities, including any pipeline, motor vehicle, roll-
ing stock, or aircraft.
(d)(l) Subject to subsection (c)(l) of this Section, the functions vested in the
President by Section 10B (a)(4) and (b) of the Act are delegated to the Ad-
ministrator.
(2) Subject to Section 4(a) of this Order and subsection (c)(3) of this Sec-
tion, the functions vested in the President by Section 109 of the Act. relating
to violations of Section 108 (t)(4) and (b) of the Act. are delegated to the
Administrator.
Sec. 8. Employee Protection and Notice to Injured, (a) The functions vested
in the President by Section 110(e) of the Act are delegated to the Admin-
strator.
(b) The functions vested in the President by Section lll(g) of the Act are
delegated to the Secretaries of Defense and Energy with respect to releases
from facilities or vessels under the jurisdiction, custody or control of their
departments, respectively, including vessels bare-boat chartered and oper-
ated.
(c) Subject to subsection (b) of this Section, the functions vested in the
President by Section lll(g) of the Act arc delegated to the Administrator.
S«c. 9. Management of the Hazardout Substance Superfund and Claims, (a]
The functions vested in the President by Section lll(a) of the Act are dele-
fated to the Administrator, subject to the provisions of this Section and
other applicable provisions of this Order.
(b) The Administrator shall transfer to other agencies, from the Hazardous
Substance Superfund out of sums appropriated, such amounts as the Ad-
ministrator may determine necessary to carry out the purposes of the Act.
These amounts shall be consistent with the President's Budget, within the
total approved by the Congress, unless a revised amount is approved by
OMD. Funds appropriated specifically for the Agency for Toxic Substances
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consistent with fiscally responsible investment of trust fund money.
(c) The Administrator shall chair a budget tnsk force composed of repre-
sentatives of Executive departments and agencies having responsibilities
under this Order or the Act. The Administrator shall also, as part of the
budget request for the Environmental Protection Agency, submit to OMB a
budget for the Hazardous Substance Supcrfund which is based on recom-
mended levels developed by the budget task force. The Administrator may
prescribe reporting and other forms, procedures, and guidelines to be used
by the agencies of the Task Force in preparing the budget request, consist-
ent with budgetary reporting requirements issued by OMB. The Administra-
tor shall prescribe forms to agency task force members for reporting the ex-
penditure of funds on a site specific basis.
(it) The Administrator and each department and agency head to whom
funds are provided pursuant to this Section, with respect to funds provided
to them, are authorized in accordance with Section 111(0 of the Act to des-
ignate Federal officials who may obligate such funds.
(e) The functions vested in the President by Section 112 of the Act are dele-
gated to the Administrator for all claims presented pursuant to Section 111
of the Act.
(f) The functions vested in the President by Section lll(o) of the Act are
delegated to the Administrator.
(g) The functions vested in the President by Section ll7(e) of the Act are
delegated to the Administrator, to be exercised in consultation with the At-
torney General.
(h) The functions vested in the President by Section 123 of the Act are dele-
gated to the Administrator.
(i) Funds from the Hazardous Substance Superfund may be used, at the dis-
cretion of the Administrator or the Coast Guard, to pay for removal actions
for releases or threatened releases from facilities or vessels under the juris-
diction, custody or control of Executive departments and agencies but must
be reimbursed to the Hazardous Substance Superfund by such Executive
department or agency.
Sec. 10. Federal Facilities, (a) When necessary, prior to seln. -:on of a reme-
i!id .iction by th.? Administrator i;nder Section inO(c)(4)(A) of the Ai:l, Ex-
LCuiivt: aj'.ncics shail have the opportunity to present their views to the
Administrator after using the procedures under Section 1-0 of Executive
Order No. 12038 of October 13.1978. or any other mutually acceptable proc-
ess. Notwithstanding subsection 1-002 of Executive Order No. 120'jn, the Di-
rector of the Office of Management and Dmlgct shall facilitate resolution of
any issues.
(b) Rxccut..? Order No. 12rvjn of Orlober 13. 197B. is amended by rnnum-
i)cn",| the c.iricni Section l-r-W »s Goriion 1-C03 and inserting llie follow-
;;r: :. .r. S.-rt.on 1 12:
1 i-.'JX. .'.'oiL..na in this Ortj.
IIIXTS. fir
- .-.II i:mli! dry i';;iii or I
C ••!' l.iw Ly -'I prrly .ijiiiii'il llr
:..' ;-;TSOU."
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EO 125CO
Titlo 3—Th«t PIC^II
.*•;.-.
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'••".-« -r.
Sec. 11. Ci-nrrnl rrovi-.nmr.. (jl Tlir funUiun \i-Mc ,! in tl-u IVc&idcnt '«;. T
lion 101(7.7) .if tin- Ac:I r, dul<-y:ilril li l!u: Ailin.nr.livim
(b)(1) Tli': function vrsli-d in thr I'rriicltnl liy Si-. t' par;iHr.-i|ili 1 of this subsection, the functions vc^U-d in '..':'.•
President by Section lor,(f) of the Ar.l ;\rp clclc|;:iti:d t>i l!ic heads of Hvr.;-
live departments und ap.ruciL-s in order to f.any nut t'. (unclionr, dflc;;.:'.'-'.
to them by thiii Order. Ii:ich F.xccutive dupnrtmcr.l .nul a^snr.y shall pro-.'.'V
lo Ihe Admini •'•utor iiny rrqucslrd infonnnlion uo i,K:m:it/ r.ontriiclin^ foi
inclusion in the Section 105(f) annual r. jinrl.
(c) The functions vested in the President by Section 126(c) of the Ac: urc
delegated to the Administrator, to be exercised in consultation with th<.-
Secretary of the Interior.
(d) The function* vested in the President by Section 301 (cl of the Act nr»
dclcg.ilcc) to the Sucretii-y of lite Interior.
(e) Each agency shall have authority lo issue such regulations as may-be
necessary to carry out the functions delegated to them by this Order.
(f) The performance of any function under this Order shall be done in con-
sultation with interested Federal departments an-.l agencies represented on
the NRT, as well as with any other interested Federal agency.
(g) The following functions vested in the President by the Act which have
been delegated or assigned by this Order may be redelegnied to the head of
any Executive department or agency with his consent: functions set forth in
Sections 2 (except subsection (b)). 3. 4(b). 4(c). 4(d). 5(b). 5(c). and 8{c) of
this Order.
(h) Executive Order No. 12110 of August 14.1981. is revoked.
RONALD REAGAN
THE WHITE HOUSE.
January 23, IS87.
Executive Order 12581 of January 20.1987
President's Special Review Board
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and laws of
the United Stales of America, and in order to extend the time within which
the President's Special Review Board may submit its findings and recom-
mendations to the President, it is hereby ordered thai Section 2(b) of Execu-
tive Order No. 12575, of December 1. 1986. is amended to provide as fol-
lows:
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Summary OPA Enforcement
and Liability Charts
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OPA ENFORCEMENT LIABILITY CHART
FUNCTION
Cost
recovery
Natural
resource
damages
Removal
order
Emergency
order/action
Response
order jud.
enforcement
Prevention
and resp.
reg. enforc.
(SPCC)
PERSON
LIABLE
Owner or operator
of vessel or on-
shore facility1
Same as above
Same as above +
person who is
grossly neg., etc.
or under CERCLA
Any person
Order
recipient
Owners/operators
of non-transp.
onshore/offshore
oil facilities*
ENFORCING
AGENCY
Coast Guard
Named Trustee
(Usually NCP
Trustee)
EPA:inland
CG:coastal
EPA:inland
CG:coastal
Order-issuer
(EPA or CG)
EPA
PENALTY/
COSTS
Costs of oil
removal, spill
prevention,
minimization
or mitigation
Damages to nat.
resources +
assess, costs
Cost of
compliance
Cost of
compliance
Treble costs
(oil only) or
$25,ooo/day
civil penalty
$25,ooo/day
civil penalty
AUTHORITIES
OPA $$1001(31)
(32), 1002,
1015(b), 9001
; E02$7
CWA $311(b) (9)
OPA $$1001(5) ,
1002 (b) , 1006
(a): EO $l(c);
NCP*
OPA $1001(32) ,
CWA $311(c) ,
EO $3, NCP
CWA $311 (e) ,
EO $6(b) , NCP,
MOU IV.l(c)
CWA $311 (b)
(7)(B),(C),
(e) , MOU IV.
CWA $$311(b)
(7)(B), 311
(j), 40 CFR
112, MOU IV.
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FUNCTION
Civil oil
spill enf.
Civil CWA
haz. sub.
spill enf.
Admin.
spill
enforcement
Admin, prev.
and resp.
enforcement
(SPCC)
Criminal
spill
enforcement
Criminal
notice
enforcement
PERSON
LIABLE
Owner, operator
or person in
charge of vessel
or onshore or
offshore facility
Same as above
Same as above
ENFORCING
AGENCY
EPA: inland
CG: coastal
EPA: inland**
CG: coastal-
EPA: inland*
CG: coastal-
EPA
EPA/CG
Owners/operators
of non-transp.
onshore/offshore
oil facilities
Owner, operator
or person in
charge of vessel
or onshore or
offshore facility
who is negligent
or willful viol.
Person in charge EPA/CG
of veseel, onshore
or offshore facil.
w/spill knowledge
PENALTY/
COSTS
$25,000/day or
$1,000/$3,000
per barrel1
$25,000/day or
$1,000/$3,000
per RQ unit7
$125,000*
AUTHORITIES
CWA §311(b)(3)
(7)(8), MOU IV.
CWA $311(b) (3)
(7) (8) , 40 CPR
117.3, MOU IV.
Ka), 2(a)
CWA S$311(b)
NCP, MOU IV.
l(a), 2(a)
40 CFR 22, 28'
CWA SS311(b)
MOU IV.l(d) ,2
(a)
CWA §S309(C) ,
Same as above
Negligent:
$25K/1 year;
$50K/2 yrs.
Knowing:
$50K/3 yrs;
$100K/6 yrs.10
Title 18 fine/ CWA $311(b)(5)
5 years
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1. This is a shorthand description of a liable party which will serve in almost all EPA
enforcement cases. OPA $1002 (a) uses the term "responsible party,1* which is more
particularly and inclusively defined in OPA $1001(32).
2. Executive Order 12,777 (October 18, 1991), published at 56 Fed. Reg. 54,757 (October
22, 1991).
3. See 40 CFR Part 300 for the text of the National Contingency Plan (NCP).
4. Pursuant to Section 311(j) of the Clean Water Act, 40 CFR 112.1 regulates, with
certain exceptions, "owners or operators of non-transportation-related onshore and
offshore facilities engaged in drilling, producing, gathering, storing, processing,
refining, transferring, distributing or consuming oil and oil products, and which, due to
their location, could reasonably be expected to discharge oil in harmful quantities . . .
into or upon the navigable waters of the United States or adjoining shorelines." 40 CFR
112.l(b). The facilities must have an underground storage capacity of at least 42,000
gallons (1,000 barrels) or an aggregate aboveground storage capacity of at least 1,320
gallons or any single aboveground tank of at least 660 gallons. 40 CFR 112.l(d).
5. Section 311(b)(7) of the Clean Water Act specifies: "Any person who is the owner,
operator, or person in charge of any vessel, onshore facility, or offshore facility from
which oil or a hazardous substance is discharged in violation of [CHA $311(b)(3)], shall
be subject to a civil penalty in an amount up to $25,000 per day of violation or an amount
up to $1,000 per barrel of oil or unit of reportable quantity of hazardous substances
discharged In any case in which a violation of [CWA §311(b)(3)] was the result
of gross negligence or willful misconduct of [such a person], the person shall be subject
to a civil penalty of not less than $100,000, and not more than $3,000 per barrel of oil
or unit of reportable quantity of hazardous substance discharged."
6. Primary enforcement jurisdiction between EPA and the Coast Guard for CWA hazardous
substances is more particularly referenced in the EPA/CG MOU as subject, like CERCLA, to
the DOT/EPA Instrument of Redelegation of May 27, 1988. That agreement reallocated the
NCP inland/coastal CERCLA division of responsibility between EPA and DOT by DOT'S
delegating certain of its functions which it received under the President's Executive
Order 12,580 (January 23, 1987). DOT (the parent agency to the Coast Guard) redelegated
to EPA, with certain exceptions relating primarily to vessel spills and emergencies, its
authorities to respond to hazardous substance spills in the coastal zone. The EPA/CG OPA
enforcement MOU, by this reference, provides EPA with certain primary enforcement
responsibility for CWA hazardous substance spills in the coastal zone.
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7. For the distinction between the $1,000 and $3,000 rate, see discussion in the Endnote
above. "Unit of reportable quantity" results in a higher penalty for the more toxic
substances, since the more toxic substances have lower thresholds for harmfulness. You
must consult 40 CFR 117.3 to determine what the unit of reportable quantity »ay be.
8. $125,000 is the maximum that EPA or the Coast Guard may administratively assess. In a
Class I proceeding under CWA $311(b)(6) (B) (i), the amount "may not exceed $10,000 per
violation, except that the maximum amount of any class I civil penalty under this
subparagraph shall not exceed $25,000." In a Class II proceeding under CWA
S31l(b)(6)(B)(ii), the amount "may not exceed $10,000 per day for each day during which
the violation continues; except that the maximum amount of any class II penalty under this
subparagraph shall not exceed $125,000."
9. Proposed 40 CFR Part 28, published at 56 Fed. Reg. 29,996 (July 1, 1991) is presently
used by EPA as procedural guidance for OPA administrative class I penalty cases.
10. The higher level penalties under both negligent and knowing are for recidivists.
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OPA ENFORCEMENT FUNCTIONS CHART
FONCTION
Cost
recovery
Natural
resource
damages
Removal
orders
Emergency
orders/actions
Response order
violation cases
Administrative
spill cases
Administrative
spill cases
POLLUTANT
oil
oil
Oil; CWA
haz. sub.
Oil; CWA
haz. sub.
Oil; CWA
haz. sub.
Oil
CWA haz.
sub.
ENFORCING
AGENCY
Coast
Guard
NCP
Trustee
(or EPA,
if named)
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
PROTECTED
RESOURCE
All resulting
or threatened
by 311(b)(3)
violation
Natural
resources
owned , etc . ,
by U.S.
related3
All resulting
or threatened
by 311(b)(3)
violation
Not
applicable
related
SITE
Navigable
water-
related
AUTHORITIES
OPA SS1002(30),
(31), 1015(b),
9001
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FUNCTION
POLLUTANT
ENFORCING PROTECTED
AOBMCY RESOURCE
Admin, prevention Oil7
and response cases
(SPCC)
Civil spill
cases
civil spill
cases
Civil SPCC
cases
Criminal
spill cases
Criminal failure
to notify cases
Criminal failure
to notify cases
Oil
CWA haz
sub.
Oil
Oil; CWA
haz. sub.
Oil
CWA haz.
sub.
EPA
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
EPA
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
EPA/CG
All
related
related
All
related
related
AUTHORITIES
CWA S3H(b)(6),
40 CFR 112,
40 CFR 22,28*
NOU IV.
related
SITE
Non-transp.
facilities
EPA: in land
CG : coastal
EPA: inland-l-
CG: coastal
Non-transp.
facilities
Any
EPA: inland
CG: coastal
EPA:inland* CWA $311(b)(5),
CG:coastal- MOU IV.l(a), 2
CWA S311(b)(3),
(7),(8)? MOU
IV.l(a), 2(a)
CWA S311(b)(3),
(7),(8); MOU
CWA SS311(b)(7),
(8), 311(j); MOU
IV.l(d), 2(a)
CWA $$309(c) and
CWA $311(b)(5),
MOU IV. 1 (a) , 2
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1. Executive Order 12,777 (October 18, 1991), published at 56 Fed. Reg. 54,757 (October
22, 1991).
2. See 40 CFR Part 300.
3. Section 311(b)(3) relates to "The discharge of oil or hazardous substances (i) into or
upon the navigable waters of the United States, adjoining shorelines, or into or upon the
waters of the contiguous zone, or (ii) in connection with activities under the Outer
Continental Shelf Lands Act or the Deepwater Port Act of 1974, or which nay affect natural
resources belonging to, appertaining to, or under the exclusive management authority of
the United States (including resources under the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and
Management Act) .... [with certain contiguous zone or natural resources exceptions]."
4. "Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the
U.S. Coast Guard Concerning the Enforcement of $311 of the Clean Water Act, as Amended by
the Oil Pollution Act 1990," March 23, 1993, 58 Fed. Reg. 19420 (April 14, 1993).
5. Proposed 40 CFR Part 28, published at 56 Fed. Reg. 29,996 (July 1, 1991) is presently
used by EPA as procedural guidance for OPA administrative Class I penalty cases.
6. Primary enforcement jurisdiction between EPA and the Coast Guard for CWA hazardous
substances is more particularly referenced in the EPA/CG MOU as subject, like CERCLA, to
the DOT/EPA Instrument of Redelegation of May 27, 1988. That agreement reallocated the
NCP inland/coastal CERCLA division of responsibility between EPA and DOT by DOT'S
delegating certain of its functions which it received under the President's Executive
Order 12,580 (January 23, 1987). DOT (the parent agency to the Coast Guard) redelegated
to EPA, with certain exceptions relating primarily to vessel spills and emergencies, its
authorities to respond to hazardous substance spills in the coastal zone. The EPA/CG OPA
enforcement MOU, by this reference, provides EPA with certain primary enforcement
responsibility for CWA hazardous substance spills in the coastal zone.
7. The statute anticipates prevention and response regulations for both oil and CWA
hazardous substances, but present EPA regulations cover only oil. The Coast Guard
presently does not have such regulations in effect for either oil or CWA hazardous
substances.
8. Part 28 procedures, as proposed, are being used as procedural guidance.
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MULTI-MEDIA JUDICIAL SPILL ENFORCEMENT CHAM
FUNCTION
Cost
recovery
Natural
resource
damages
Removal
orders /EPA
response
EPA response only
POLLUTANT STATUTE
(Agency)1
Oil OPA
(Coast
Guard)
Oil; CWA CWA
haz. sub.'
CERCLA/CWA CERCLA
haz. sub.4
PROTECTED SITE AUTHORITIES
RESOURCE
All resulting Navigable OPA $$1001(31),
or threatened water- 1002 (b) (1) (A) ,
by 311(b)(3) related 1012, 1015(b),
violation 6002 (b), 9001;
CWA $311(c)(e),
E01$7(a)(l)(A)
Waters of Waters of CWA $$309, 311
U.S. U.S. (a) (2) , (b) (10)
Pub. health, Any CERCLA $$101
welfare, or (14) , 104, 106,
environment 107, 113; 40
CFR 302
Oil OPA Natural Nav. waters, OPA $1006(a),
(NCP resources adj. shore, (b): EO $l(c);
Trustees) owned, etc., excl. eco. NCP*
by U.S. zone (EEZ)
CERCLA/CWA CERCLA US/State/ Any CERCLA $$101
haz. sub. tribal nat. (14), 107
Oil; CWA OPA
haz. sub.
CERCLA/CWA CERCLA
haz. sub.
resources
31l(b)(3) Nav. waters,
related6 adj. shore,
EEZ, nat. res.
Pub. health. Any
welfare, or
CWA $311 (c) ,
EO $3, NCP
CERCLA $$101
(14), 104
environment
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FUNCTION
Emergency
orders/actions
Judicial actions
only
Response order
violation cases
Spill penalty
cases (civil)
(Civil /criminal)
POLLUTANT STATUTE
Oil; CWA OPA
haz. sub.
RQ7
CERCLA/CWA CERCLA
haz. sub.
Solid waste; RCRA
haz. waste
Any CWA CWA
pollutant
Oil; CWA OPA
haz. sub.
CERCLA/CWA CERCLA
haz. sub.
Solid waste; RCRA
haz. waste
Oil; CWA OPA
haz. sub.
RQ
Any CWA CWA
pollutant
PROTECTED
RESOURCE
All resulting
or threatened
by 3ll(b)(3)
violation
Public health,
welfare, or
environment
Health or the
environment
Public health
or livelihood
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
311(b)(3)
related
Waters of
U.S.
SITE
Navigable
water-
related
Any
Any
Waters of
U.S.
As
applicable
Any
Any
Nav. waters,
adj. shore,
EEZ
Waters of
U.S.
AUTHORITIES
CWA S311(e),
EO S6(b),NCP,
MOU IV.l(c)1
CERCLA SS101
(14), 106
RCRA SS103
(27) ,7003(a)
CWA $504
CWA S311(b)
(7)(B), MOU
IV.l(b)
CERCLA SS106(b)
(1), 107(c)(3)
RCRA $7003 (b)
CWA $311 (b) (3),
(7), (8); MOU
IV.l(a), 2(a)
CWA $$301 (a) ,
309, 311(a)
(2), (b)(ll)
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rUNCTIOM
Spill prevention/
response plan
cases
Criminal
spill cases
Criminal failure
to notify cases
POLLUTANT
oil
Petroleum
Oil; CWA
haz. sub.
RQ
Oil; CWA
haz. sub.
RQ
STATUTE
OPA
RCRA
(LUST)
OPA
OPA
PROTECTED
RESOURCE
3H(b)(3)
related
Environment
311(b)(3)
related
311(b) (3)
related
SITE
Non-transp.
facilities
Underground
stor . tanks
Nav. waters,
adj. shore,
EEZ
Same as
above
AUTHORITIES
CWA SS311(b)(7),
(8). 311 (j); MOU
IV.l(d), 2(a)
RCRA $9003 (h) ,
40 CFR 280
CWA S$309(c) and
311(b)(3)
CWA S311(b)(5),
NOU IV. 1 (a) , 2
(a) (1) , 40 CPR
CERCLA/CWA CERCLA
haz. sub. RQ
Criminal/civil
CERCLA/CWA
haz. sub RQ+
EPCRA-listed
extremely haz.
substance RQ
EPCRA
Environment Any
Environment Any
117.3
CERCLA $103, 40
CFR 302
EPCRA $$302,
304, 325(b)(3)
(4)
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1. The Agency enforcing the statute is provided in parentheses if EPA does not have the
enforcement authority.
2. Executive Order 12,777 (October 18, 1991), published at 56 Fed. Reg. 54,757 (October
22, 1991).
3. Clean Hater Act hazardous substances are listed, with their applicable reportable
quantities, at 40 CFR 117.3.
4. CERCLA's hazardous substances list is promulgated under CERCLA $102 and set forth at
40 CFR 302. Pursuant to the statutory definition of "hazardous substance" in CERCLA
§101(14), CERCLA hazardous substances include all chemicals included on the CWA hazardous
substances list (with the exception of petroleum) as well as other chemicals listed under
analogous provisions in RCRA, TSCA and the Clean Air Act, and CWA $307 toxics.
Consequently, the CERCLA hazardous substance list is abbreviated here as "CERCLA/CWA haz.
sub.", but for space limitations it could just as well have been described as CERCLA/CWA
hazardous substances, RCRA hazardous wastes, CAA hazardous air pollutants, CWA toxics, and
TSCA imminently hazardous chemical substance or mixture.
5. See 40 CFR Part 300.
6. Section 311(b)(3) of the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C. §1321(b)(3), relates to "The
discharge of oil or hazardous substances (i) into or upon the navigable waters of the
United States, adjoining shorelines, or into or upon the waters of the contiguous zone, or
(ii) in connection with activities under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act or the
Deepwater Port Act of 1974, or which may affect natural resources belonging to,
appertaining to, or under the exclusive management authority of the United States
(including resources under the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act) ....
[with certain contiguous zone or natural resources exceptions]."
7. "RQ" stands for "reportable quantity," or in CWA parlance, "those quantities of oil
and any hazardous substances the discharge of which may be harmful to the public health or
welfare or the environment of the United States." CWA $311(b)(4), 33 U.S.C. $1321(b)(4).
These are listed at 40 CFR §117.3. CERCLA §§101(14) and 102 provide the basis for a
similar but more extensive listing in 40 CFR §302.4 of CERCLA reportable quantities.
8. "Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the
U.S. Coast Guard Concerning the Enforcement of §311 of the Clean Water Act, as Amended by
the Oil Pollution Act 1990," March 23, 1993, pub. at 58 Fed. Reg. 19420 (April 14, 1993).
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Part V
Environmental Protection
Agency
Department of
Transportation
Coast Guard
Designation of Areas and Area
Committees Under the Oil Pollution Act
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Federal Register / Vol. 57. No. 80 / Friday. April 24. 1992 / Notices
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY
[SWM-FBL-4041-D
Designation of Areas and Arsa
Committees Under the OH Pollution
Act of 1990
AOINCV: U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA).
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: The purpose of this notice is
to designate Areas for planning
purposes and to appoint qualified
Federal, State, and local agency
personnel as Area Committees to
prepare Area Contingency Plans
pursuant to section 311(j)(4) of the Clean
Water Act (CWA). as amended by the
Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA). The
OP A, signed into law on August 18.
1990. amends existing provisions of the
CWA and creates major new authorities
addressing oil spill prevention and
response.
DATES: Comments must be received on
or before May 26.1992.
ADDRESSES: Comments should be
submitted in triplicate to: Chemical
Emergency Preparedness and
Prevention Office, Superfund Docket
Clerk. Docket Number OPA/AC. room
2427, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. 401 M Street, SW., Washington,
DC 20460.
POM FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Ms. Sarah Bauer. Chemical Emergency
Preparedness and Prevention Office
(OS-120), U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. 401 M Street. SW.. Washington.
DC 20460. (202) 260-8247.
AUTHORITY: Section 3ll(j)(4) of the
Clean Water Act. 33 U.S.C. 1321(j)(4), as
amended by the Oil Pollution Act of
1990 section 4202(b). Public Law 101-
360.
BACKGROUND: Under CWA section
311(j)(4)(B). Area Contingency Plans
must be developed by Area Committees,
under the direction of the Federal On-
Scene Coordinator (OSC) for their Area.
Under section 311(j)(4)(D), these plans
are reviewed and approved by the
President.
Pursuant to OPA section
4202(b)(l)(A). the President designates
areas for which Area Contingency Plans
are established. Through section l(b) of
Executive Order 12777 (56 FR 54757:
October 22.1991), the President
delegated to the Administrator of the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA), responsibility for designating the
Areas and appointing the Committees
for the "Inland Zone," as defined by the
National Oil and Hazardous Substances
Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP) (40
CFR 300.5). The U.S. Coast Guard has
responsibility for designating Areas and
appointing Committees for the Coastal
Zone as defined by the NCP.
EPA is currently developing a
proposed rulemaking to revise the NCP
as required by section CWA section
311(d). as amended. EPA anticipates
that in that proposal, the Agency will
address the relationship between Area
Contingency Plans and the OSC
Contingency Plans currently provided
for in § 300.210(c)(l) of the NCP.
•upfinMNTANv INFORMATION:
Designation of Areas
EPA is publishing today's notice to
meet the requirement to designate Are^
under OPA section 4202(b)(l)(A). Unde—
the existing response and planning
framework under the NCP, the territory
of the United States is covered by 13
Regional Response Teams (RRTs) and
Regional Contingency Plans (RCPs). The
zones of the 13 RRTs follow the 10
standard Federal regions except for the
following 3 subregional areas that have
their own RRT: (1) Puerto Rico and the
U.S. Virgin Islands: (2) Alaska; and (3)
Hawaii, Guam. Northern Mariana
Islands, Pacific Island Governments,
and American Samoa (see Figure 1). The
inland areas of the 13 RRTs will serve as
the designated Areas for the Inland
Zone. The U.S. Coast Guard will be
issuing a notice to designate Areas for
the Coastal Zone. These Coastal Zone
Areas will be based on the 48 U.S. Coast
Guard Captains of the Port (COTP)
areas. The areas covered by COTPs are
smaller than the RRT areas and include
major river systems associated with the
ports.
OPA section 4202(b)(l)(A) also
requires that in designating areas, "the
President shall ensure that all navigable
waters, adjoining shorelines, and waters
of the exclusive economic zone are
subject to an Area Contingency Plan."
EPA believes that its approach for
designating Areas for the Inland Zone
will most effectively allow the Agency
to meet the statutory requirement that
all navigable waters and adjoining
shorelines be subject to a Plan by
initially building upon the basic existing
oil spill planning and response structure.
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The Agency is now evaluating smaller
or subregional Areas for possible
designation, and anticipates that the
authority to designate smaller or
subregional Areas will be delegated to
the Agency's Regional Administrators.
In the process of designating these
Areas, every section in a Region will be
screened. Designation of such Areas
would be based on an analysis of the
•potential risk of oil spills and the
environmental sensitivity of areas
within each Region. If smaller or
subregional Areas are designated, they
will be published in the Federal
Register. The analysis of these
geographic Areas will include site-
specific information and will include
consideration of the following criteria:
—The pattern of past spills and the
likelihood of future spills;
—The presence and proximity of natural
resources, environmentally sensitive
areas, and population concentrations;
—The concentration of facilities,
pipelines, and transportation routes
within the Region;
—The location of drainage basins and
appropriate geographic and/or
topographic features;
—The location of water supplies; and
—The location and capabilities of
existing preparedness and response
organizations
These criteria are consistent with the
requirements in CWA section
311(J)(4)(C) that each Area Contingency
Plan "describe the area covered by the
plan, including the areas of special
economic or environmental importance
that might be damaged by a discharge"
and with EPA's understanding that the
relevant information is generally
available.
Boundaries of subregional geographic
areas would not be limited by political
boundaries of Regions or States and
their political subdivisions because oil
spills can cause environmental harm in
more than one Region or State. Regional
Administrators would coordinate on any
Area designations that extend beyond
Regional boundaries. Such designations
would require the approval of all
Regional Administrators whose Regions
are affected.
RRTs should be involved in both the
designation process and plan
development process to facilitate long-
term coordination between the RRTs
and the Area Committees. Likewise,
each Area Committee shall consult with
the appropriate RRT and address its
concerns in developing Area
Contingency Plans.
As provided in OPA section
4202(b)(l)(B), Area Contingency Plans
were to be submitted to EPA no later
than February 18.1992. The Regional
Administrator will request each RRT to
review the appropriate Area
Contingency Plan and provide
recommendations regarding approval.
The Regional Administrators, however,
shall approve Area Contingency Plans.
The Agency believes that RRTs should
serve in an advisory role because their
expertise in oil spill response will be a
valuable asset to the Regional
Administrators in evaluating Area
Contingency Plans.
Rather than use the entire Inland Zone
of the Region as an Area, a Regional
Administrator may designate new Areas
and Area Committees or start a process
to designate subregional geographic
Areas and Area Committees. Some such
Areas may be designated during the
initial implementation of the area
contingency planning requirements,
while others may be designated at a
later date. For example, one EPA Region
is considering designating 14 areas
covering the entire region. Other
Regions may act in accordance with the
designation of the initial Area while
considering subdesignations within that
Area.
Designation of Area Committees
I hereby designate the 13 individual
RRTs as the initial Area Committees. I
also plan to delegate the authority to the
Regional Administrators to designate a
different committee or committee
members. If a Regional Administrator
designates new Areas, the RRT will
serve as the Area Committee for the
balance of the RRTs area, unless the
Regional Administrator designates a
different committee for the balance of
the Region. The Regional Administrator
should consult with the RRT on Area
designations, and appointments to Area
Committees.
For any areas other than the 13 RRT
areas, representatives of each agency
comprising the RRT should be
considered for membership on the Area
Committee. Each RRT agency may
recommend representatives to serve on
such Area Committee. EPA Regional
Administrators would appoint qualified
individuals to Area Committees for
subregional Areas designated. To
facilitate coordination between the two
organizations, the Regional
Administrator may designate RRT
representatives for membership on Area
Committees, especially for Federal and
State representation.
In addition to any RRT agency
representatives, there will be
appropriate representatives from each
State and from local government in the
Area, including representatives of State
Emergency Response Commissions
(SERCs) and Local Emergency Plai
Committees (LEPCs) established
the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Furthermore, the
Area Committee may consult with other
appropriate representatives where the
knowledge and expertise of these
representatives may facilitate the work
of the Area Committee. These other
representatives may include facility
owners or operators, cleanup
contractors, emergency planning and
response officials, members of
academia, environmental groups, and
other persons with a demonstrated
interest in environmental matters in the
Area. The primary purpose of an Area
Committee will be to develop a plan for
the Area under the supervision of the
EPA OSC to anticipate and avoid
potential spill response problems prior
to an oil spill.
RRTs are composed of representatives
of the 14 Federal agencies having broad
environmental responsibilities, State
agency representatives, Indian tribes,
and local representatives (as arranged
by the States' representatives). RRTs are
officially designated by the NCP for
interagency and intergovernmental
planning and coordination of i
preparedness and response actions atjzz
the regional level. They are responsible
for developing Regional Contingency
Plans (RCPs) to address oil and
hazardous substance spills (40 CFR
300.115). The RRT/RCP structure was
developed over 20 years ago and was
originally designed to address oil spills
and later expanded to include
hazardous substance releases. Hence,
RRTs have the desired composition.
functions, and experience to fulfill the
role of Area Committees.
In developing the guidance provided
in this notice for designating Areas and
Area Committees under CWA section
311(j), the Agency has consulted
extensively with EPA Regional
representatives, the U.S. Coast Guard.
and other interested agencies. EPA is
interested in obtaining public comment
on this notice to ensure that it best
fulfills statutory objectives and
requirements, and to facilitate the
public's understanding of how Area
Committees will function.
Dated: April 14.1992.
William K. ReUly.
Administrator.
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
I Guard
ON Pollution Act of 1990; Designating
ATMS For ATM Committees
AMNCY: Coast Guard. DOT.
ACTION; Notice.
SUMMARY: The Coait Guard is providing
notice of designated areas for which
Area Committees are required to
conduct local oil spill contingency
planning under the Oil Pollution Act of
1990. Other areas will be designated by
the Environmental Protection Agency in
a separate notice. This division of
responsibility reflects the working
arrangements between the two agencies
under existing national and regional oil
spill contingency planning. This notice
will permit planning to begin.
POM TOHTHfR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Pamela M. Pelcovits. Project Manager,
Oil Pollution Act Staff. Department of
Transportation. U.S. Coast Guard. 2100
Second St.. SW., Washington. DC 20593-
0001. (202) 267-6403.
SUPPLUMNTARY INFORMATION: The Oil
Pollution Act of 1990 (Pub. L. 101-380)
(OPA 90) was enacted to reduce oil
ills and to improve the nation's
Kparedness and ability to respond to
m. OPA 90 creates a comprehensive
vention. response, liability, and
compensation regime for dealing with
vessel and facility-generated oil
pollution.
Subtitle (b) of title IV of OPA 90
amends section 311 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321)
(FWPCA) and contains certain stand
alone provisions requiring enhanced
response systems to clean up oil spills.
In particular, section 4202(a) of OPA 90
amends section 311(j) of the FWPCA. to
define the role of Area Committees in
the contingency planning process and
production of Area Contingency Plans
(ACPs). Each ACP must include worst
case scenarios and lists of equipment
and personnel that are available for the
removal of worst case spills. In case of
an oil spill, an ACP would be
implemented in conjunction with the
amended National Contingency Plan
(NCP), to be developed under section
311(d) of the FWPCA. as amended by
section 4201 of OPA 90.
Section 4202(b)(l) of OPA 90 directs
the President to designate the areas for
which Area Committees (whose
•embers are to be appointed by the
svesident) are to prepare ACPs under
•fenended section 311(j)(4) of the
^WPCA. Each Area Committee is to
submit an ACP to the President by
February IB, 1992. for approval.
Executive Order (EO) 12777 of 22
October 1991. delegates the President's
many responsibilities under OPA 90 to
appropriate executive agencies.
Pursuant to this EO, the authority of the
President to designate areas for the
"coastal zone" is delegated to the
Secretary of Transportation. The
Secretary has redelegated this authority
to the Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard.
The term "coastal zone," is defined in
the current NCP (40 CFR 300.5), to mean
all United States waters subject to the
tide. United States waters of the Great
Lakes, specified ports and harbors on
inland rivers, and the waters of the
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The
Coast Guard's Notice of Intent (56 FR
33481), which was published on 22 July
1991. considered coastal zone areas to
be published in a later notice, so that
advanced planning could be initiated to
meet the mandated deadlines.
In addition, under the EO, the
authority to designate areas for the
"inland zone," also defined in the NCP,
is delegated to the Administrator of the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Accordingly, a separate notice to
designate areas for the "inland zone"
will be issued by the EPA.
The existing NCP divides the United
States, its territories, and its possessions
including portions of the high seas, into
13 areas of responsibility. Each of the 13
areas of responsibility is divided further
into coastal and inland zones. These
areas correspond to the 10 standard
Federal regions with the exception of
the separate areas established for (1)
Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands
of Region II: (2) Alaska of Region X: and
(3) Hawaii. Guam, Northern Mariana
Islands, Pacific Island Governments.
and American Samoa of Region IX. Each
of these areas is covered by its own
Regional Response Team (RRT) and
Regional Contingency Plan (RCP).
The Coast Guard further divides the
United States, its territories, and its
possessions into 47 Captain of the Port
(COTP) zones which cover all of the
United States, including portions of the
high seas. Each COTP zone is described
in the Coast Guard regulations at 33
CFR part 3. Within their respective
zones, COTPs and their representatives
enforce port safety, security, and marine
environmental protection regulations.
Each Coast Guard COTP is also the
predesignated Federal On-Scene
Coordinator (OSC) under the NCP for
the coastal portion of a COTP zone.
In the Coast Guard's Notice of Intent
(56 FR 33481). published on 22 July 1991.
it was indicated that the coastal zone
areas would be called "Port Areas" due
to a different, and specific meaning of
the term "area" for the Coast Guard. In
reevaluating naming the coastal zone
areas "Port Areas", we found it more
important to maintain consistency and
avoid confusion within the National
Response System (NRS), rather than
internally within the Coast Guard.
Therefore, the term "Area" will be used
in lieu of the term "Port Area" in the
coastal zone as well as in the inland
zone.
The Coast Guard has designated as
areas, those portions of the COTP zones
which are within the coastal zone, for
which Area Committees will prepare
ACPs. The specific Area boundaries are
not listed in this notice. The boundaries
for inland and coastal zones have been
defined clearly by the Coast Guard
COTPs and the EPA Regional
Administrators through Memoranda-of-
Understanding. The precise boundaries
are described in the RCPs published for
each of the 13 areas of responsibility
under the NCP. The boundaries also are
found in the current local contingency
plan for each COTP. RCPs are available
for viewing at the Coast Guard District
and COTP Offices listed in Table I.
COTP local contingency plans within
each Coast Guard District are available
for viewing at each District Office and
at respective COTP Offices.
When published, the amended NCP
will delegate to each COTP as OSC, the
authority to further divide an Area, to
address significant local requirements or
concerns. If an Area is divided, each
portion then will constitute a separate
Area for which a separate Area
Committee will prepare and submit a
separate ACP. Some Areas in the
coastal zone may be divided during the
initial implementation of the
contingency planning requirements of
OPA 90. while other Areas may be
divided at a later date.
By using COTP zones as a basis for
defining Areas, the Coast Guard will
meet the requirement of section
4202(b)(l) (of OPA 90), to ensure that all
navigable waters, adjoining shorelines,
and waters of the EEZ. within the
coastal zone, are subject to an ACP.
The Coast Guard encourages
representatives of State and local
government agencies and interested
members of the public to contact the
Port Operations Department at COTP
Offices for further information
concerning OPA 90. including coastal
zone Area boundaries. The addresses
and telephone numbers for COTP
Offices are listed in Table 1.
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Dated: March 11,1992.
A.E.H«on.
Hear Admiral. U.S. Coast Guard, Chief. Office
of Marme Safety. Security and Environmental
Protection.
Table I.—U.S. Coait Guard District and
Captain of the Port Office*
First Coast Guard District. Commander.
Coast Guard Bldg.. 406 Atlantic Ave.. Boston.
MA 02210-2209. 617/223-6441
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Portland. 76 Pearl St.. Portland, ME 04112-
0196. 207/760-3251
Commanding Officer, Manne Safety Office
Providence. John O'Pastore Federal
Building, Providence, RI02903-1790.401 /
524-5335.
Captain of the Port. Long Island Sound, c/o
USCG Group. 120 Woodward Ave.. New
Haven. CT 06512-3698. 203/468-4464
Commanding Officer. Manne Safety Office
Boston, 455 Commercial Street, Boston, MA
02109-1045. 617/223-3025
Captain of the Port. New York, c/o USCG
Group, Governors Island, New York. NY
10004-5000. 212/668-7917
Second Coast Guard District, Commander.
1430 Olive Street. St. Louis, MO 63103-2398.
314/539-2655
Commanding Officer. Manne Safety Office
St. Louis. Suite 1.215.1222 Spruce St., St.
Louis. MO 63103-2835. 314/539-3091
Commanding Officer. Manne Safety Office
Huntington. 1415 6th Ave.. Huntmgton. WV
25701-2420. 304/529-5524
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Louisville. Room 360. 600 Martin Luther
King Jr. Place. Louisville. KY 40202-2230.
502/582-5194
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Paducah. P.O. Box 7509. 200 Katterjohn
Bldg.. 1501 Broadway. Paducah. KY 42002-
7509. 502/442-1621
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Memphis. Suite 1301. 200 Jefferson Ave..
Memphis. TN 38103-2300. 901/544-3941
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Pittsburgh. Suite 700. Koisman Bldg..
Forbes Ave. A Stanwick St.. Pittsburgh. PA
15222-1371. 412/644-5808
Fifth Coast Guard District. Commander.
Federal Bldg.. 431 Crawford St.. Portsmouth.
VA 23704-5004. 804/398-6638
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Baltimore. Customhouse. 40 S. Gay St..
Baltimore. MD 21202-4022. 301/982-5121
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office.
Philadelphia. 1 Washington Ave..
Philadelphia. PA 19147-4395. 215/271-4803
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Hampton Roads. Norfolk Federal Bldg.. 200
Granby St.. Norfolk. VA 23510-1888. 804/
441-3302
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Wilmington. Suite 500. 272 N. Front St..
Wilmington. NC 28401-3907.919/343-4882
Seventh Coast Guard District, Commander,
Brickell Plaza Bldg.. 909 S.E. 1st Ave.. Miami.
FL 33131-3050. 305/536-5651
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Miami. 155 S. Miami Ave., Miami. FL
33130-1609, 305/536-5691
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Jacksonville, Room 213. 2831 Talleyrand
Ave., Jacksonville. FL 32206-3497. 904/791-
2640
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Tampa, 155 Columbia Dr.. Tampa, FL
33606-3598. 813/228-2194
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Charleston. 196 Tradd St., Charleston, SC
29401-1899. 803/724-8889
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Savannah, P.O. Box 8191. Savannah. GA
31412-8191. 912/944-4371
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
San Juan. P.O. Box S-3666. Old San Juan.
PR. 00902-3666. 809/944-2697
Eighth Coast Guard Distnct. Commander.
Hale Boggs Federal Bldg., rm. 1331. 501
Magazine St.. New Orleans, LA 70130-3396.
504/589-6901
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
New Orleans. Tidewater Bldg.. 1440 Canal
Street. New Orleans. LA 70112-2711, 504/
589-4256
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Corpus Christi, P.O. Box 1621. Corpus
Christi. TX 78403-1621. 512/888-3162
Commanding Officer, Manne Safety Office
Houston. P.O. Box 446. Galena Park. TX
77547-0446, 713/671-5122
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Port Arthur. Federal Bldg.. 2875 75th St. &
Hwy 69. Port Arthur. TX 77640-2099. 409/
723-6506
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Morgan City, rm 232. BOO David Dr.. Morgan
City, LA. 70380-1304. 504/364-2406
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Galveston. Post Office Bldg. rm. 313, 601
Rosenberg. Galveston. TX 77550-1705. 409/
766-3676
Commanding Officer. Manne Safety Office
Mobile. P.O. Box 2924. Mobile AL 36652-
2924. 205/690-2286
Ninth Coast Guard Distnct, Commander. 1240
E. 9th Street, Cleveland. OH 44199-2060. 216/
552-3994
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Buffalo. Rm. 1111. Federal Bldg.. Ill West
Huron St.. Buffalo, NY 14202-2395.716/646-
4168
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Cleveland. 1055 East 9th SI, Cleveland. OH
44114-1092. 216/522-4405
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Duluth. Canal Park. Duluth. MI 55802-2352.
218/720-5286
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Milwaukee, 2420 S. Lincoln Memorial Dr..
Milwaukee. WI 53207-1997, 414/747-7159
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Toledo. Rm. 501. Federal Bldg.. 234 Summit
St.. Toledo. OH 43604-1590.419/259-037=
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office-
Chicago. 610 S. Canal St.. Chicago, IL
60807-4573. 312/353-3627
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Detroit. Ft. of Ml. Elliot Ave.. Detroit. MI
48207-4380. 313/566-9498
Captain of the Port. Grand Haven, c/o USCG
Group, 650 Harbor Ave.. Grand Haven. MI
49417, 616/847-4504
Captain of the Port. Sault Ste. Marie, c/o
USCG Group, Sault Ste. Marie. MI. 49783-
9501. 906/372-3210
Eleventh Coast Guard District, Commander,
400 Oceangate. Long Beach. CA 90822-5399.
213/499-5330
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Long Beach. Los Angeles/Long Beach. 165
N. Pico Ave.. Long Beach. CA 90602-1098.
213/499-5573
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
San Francisco. Bldg. 14 Coast Guard Island.
Alameda. CA 94501-5100, 415/437-3082
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office.
San Diego. 2710 N. Harbor Dr.. San Diego,
CA 92101-1064. 619/557-5877
Thirteenth Coast Guard Distnct. Commander.
Jackson Federal Bldg., 915 Second Ave.,
Seattle. WA 98174-1067. 206/442-5233
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Portland, 6767 N. Basin Avenue, Portland.
OR 97217-3929. 503/240-0317
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Offu
Puget Sound. Bldg. I/Pier 36.1519 Alaskj
Way S., Seattle, WA 98134-1192. 206/;
5530
Fourteenth Coast Guard District.
Commander. 9th Floor, room 9153. Prince
Kalamanaole Federal Bldg.. 300 Ala Moana
Blvd.. Honolulu, HI 98850-1982.806/541-2114
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Honolulu. Rm. 1. 433 Ala Moana Blvd..
Honolulu. HI 96813-4909. 808/541-2066
Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office
Guam, Box 176. FPO San Francisco, CA.
96630/5000. 671/477-3340
Seventeenth Coast Guard, Commander. P.O.
Box 3-5000. Juneau. AK 99802-1217.907/463-
2210
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Juneau. Suite 2A. 2780 Sherwood Ln.
Juneau. AK 99801-8545.907/588-7288
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Valdez. P.O. Box 486. Valdez. AK 99686-
0486. 907/835-4791
Commanding Officer. Marine Safety Office
Anchorage. Federal Bldg. ft U.S.
Courthouse Box 17. 701 C St.. Anchorage,
AK 99513-0065, 907/271-5137
[FR Doc. 92-9272 Filed 4-23-92; 8:45 am)
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CLEAN WATER ACT
2-13. Inspections and Information Gathering
1. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to the Clean Water Act, the authority
to:
a. Enter into, upon or through any premises subject to the
Clean Water Act, or in which records required to be maintained
under the CWA are located; have access to and copy records; take
samples, and inspect monitoring equipment and methods.
b. Require the owner or operator of any point source to
establish and maintain records; make reports; install, use and
maintain monitoring equipment; sample effluents; and provide
information.
c. Carry out or require the carrying out of any other
inspection and information gathering activities authorized by
CWA.
d. Obtain and execute warrants for the purposes of
performing an inspection or information gathering.
e. Designate representatives of the Administrator to
perform the functions specified in paragraphs l.a. - l.d.
2. TO WHOM DELEGATED. The Assistant Administrator for Water
(for the exercise of authority other than under Section 311), the
Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response
(for the exercise of authority only under Section 311), Assistant
Administrator for Enforcement, and Regional Administrators.
3. LIMITATIONS.
a. The Assistant Administrator for Water, the Assistant
Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response, and the
Regional Administrators must consult with the Assistant
Administrator for Enforcement or designee prior to obtaining
warrants.
b. The Assistant Administrator for Enforcement, the
Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response,
and the Assistant Administrator for Water must notify the
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2-13. Inspections and Information Gathering (cont'd)
appropriate Regional Administrator prior to exercising any of the
authorities specified in paragraphs l.a., I.e., and l.d.
c. The delegatees of the Regional Administrators must
consult with the Regional Counsel or his designee prior to
obtaining warrants.
4. REDELEGATION AUTHORITY.
'a. The authorities in l.a nay be redelegated to the staff
level or redelegated to an authorized contractor acting as a
representative of the Administrator under the authority of
Section 308 of the CWA.
b. The authorities in l.b and l.e, and the authority in l.c
to require the carrying out of any other inspection and
information gathering activities authorized by CWA, may be
redelegated to the Division Director level.
c. The authority in l.c to carry out any other inspection
and information gathering activities authorized by CWA and the
authorities in l.d may be redelegated to the staff level.
5. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES. Sections 308 and 311 of the CWA and
regulations developed thereunder.
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2-14-XX. Authority to Arrest for CWA Section 311 violation
1. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to the Clean Water Act, to arrest, with
or without a warrant any person who, in the presence or view of
an inspector, violates the provisions of Section 311 of the Clean
Water Act or any regulation issued thereunder.
2. TO WHOM DELEGATED. Assistant Administrator for Enforcement.
3. REDELEGATION AUTHORITY. The Assistant Administrator for
Enforcement may redelegate this authority to the Director, Office
of Criminal Enforcement, who may redelegate this authority to the
Special Agents.
4. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES. Section 311 Of the CWA and
regulations issued thereunder.
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XCT
2—28 . Product Place.mcn.fc Qn NCP flehadule
1. AflTOQRi'rv . TO issue, pursuant to Clean Water Act section
311(d) (2) (g) , letters of notification of placement of chemical and
biological agents on the National Oil and Hazardous Substances
Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP) Product Schedule in accordance
with Subpart J "Use of Dispersants and Other Chemicals" of the NCP.
2. TO WHOM pgucxTED. Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste
and Emergency Response. .
3. MPELEGVPTQM xoTHQRiTv. This authority may be redelegated to
the Office Director level.
4. ADDITIQMXI. aETERgMCgS. Section 311(d)(2)(G) Of CWA; 40 CFR
§300.
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2-51. Class I Administrative Penalty Actions
1.. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to the Clean Water Act the authority to:
a. Act as the complainant in a Class I administrative
penalty action under the CWA.
b. Conduct proceedings, recommend the form of final Agency
action, issue subpoenas and perform all the presiding officer
functions set forth in applicable Agency guidance or regulations
governing the administration of Class I administrative penalty
actions under the CWA.
c. Represent the complainant before a presiding officer in
a Class I administrative penalty proceeding under the CWA.
d. Issue an order on consent between the Agency and a
respondent resulting from the initiation of a Class I
administrative penalty action under the CWA.
e. Act as deciding official in a contested or default Class
I administrative penalty action under the CWA, and to assess a
penalty in such a proceeding.
f. Review sua sponte any exercise of the authority
described in l.e in a contested or a defaulted action.
2. TO WHOM DELEGATED.
a. The authority in l.a is delegated to the Regional
Administrators, the Assistant Administrator for Water, and the
Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response,
for the purpose of redelegation.
b. The authorities in l.b are delegated to the Regional
Administrators for the purpose of redelegation, and are delegated
to the General Counsel.
c. The authority in l.c is delegated to the Assistant
Administrator for Enforcement.
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d. The authority in l.d im delegated to the Regional
Administrators, the Assistant Administrator for Hater, and tha
Assistant Administrator for Solid Wast* and Emergency Response.
e. Tha authorities in l.a ara dalagatad to tha Ragional
Administrators, tha Assistant Administrator for Watar, and tha
Assistant Administrator for Solid Haste and Emergency Response.
f. Tha authority in l.f is delegated to the Chief Judicial
Officer.
3. LIMITATIONS.
a. The Assistant Administrator for Water shall exercise the
applicable authorities only for Class I actions conducted under
Section 309(g). The Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and
Emergency Response shall exercise the applicable authorities only
for Class I actions conducted under Section 311.
b. The Regional Administrators and the Assistant
Administrators shall redelegate the authority in l.a. The
delegatee of the Assistant Administrator for Hater or the
Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response
may exercise such authority only in multi-Regional cases or cases
of national significance.
c. The delegatee of the Assistant Administrator for Hater
(or the Assistant Administrator for Solid Haste and Emergency
Response, as appropriate) shall consult with the appropriate
Regional Administrator or designee befpre initiating a Class I
action.
d. The General Counsel or his.delegatee may exercise the
authorities described in l.b only in cases initiated by the
delegatee of the Assistant Administrator for 'Hater or the
Assistant Administrator for Solid Haste and Emergency Response.
e. The Regional Administrators and the appropriate
Assistant Administrator may exercise the authority in I.e. only
if (1) the -delegate* of such official initiated tha action and
(2) such official or his delegatee provides the Chief Judicial
Officer with a timely copy of the decision in a contested or a
defaulted action so that there is an opportunity for a sjia. soonte
review.
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2-51. Class I Administrative Penalty Actions (cont'd)
4. REDELEGATTON AUTHORITY.
a. The Regional Administrators nay redelegate the
authorities in l.a and l.d to the branch chief level. The
appropriate Assistant Administrator may redelegate the
authorities in l.a and l.d to the division director level.
b. The Regional Administrators shall, and the General
Counsel may, redelegate the authorities in'l.b. to a person
meeting the neutrality requirements of applicable Agency guidance
or regulations.
c. The Assistant Administrator for Enforcement may
redelegate the authority in i.e. to an Agency attorney.
d. The Regional Administrators may redelegate the authority
in I.e. on a case-by-case basis to the person exercising the
authorities in l.b. The Assistant Administrator for Water and
the Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency
Response may not re'delegate the authority in I.e.
e. The Chief Judicial Officer may redelegate the authority
in l.f. to a Headquarters Judicial Officer.
5. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES.
a. Section 309 of the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C. Section
1319, as amended by the Water Quality Act of 1987.
b. Section 311 of the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C. Section
1321, as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.
c. Agency guidance or regulations governing Class I
administrative penalty actions under the Clean Water Act.
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2-52-A. Class II Administrative Penalty; Initiation of
Action; Public Notice; Consultation with Stater
Negotiation and Signing Consent Agreements; and
Assessing Penalties
1. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to Sections 309(g) and 311 of the Clean
Water Act, the authority to:
a. Make findings of fact; propose penalties to be assessed;
and issue, amend or withdraw class II administrative complaints;
b. Provide, or cause to be provided, public notice of
proposed assessments and provide commentors with copies of orders
entered on consent or on default;
c. Consult with States, as required;
d. Sign consent agreements between the Agency and the party
against whom a Class II penalty is proposed to be assessed;
e. Issue final orders assessing Class II penalties where no
hearing is requested by the respondent or pursuant to a consent
agreement; and
f. Decide petitions by commentors to set aside final orders
entered without a hearing and provide copies and/or notice of the
decision.
2. TO WHOM DELEGATED. Regional Administrators, the Assistant
Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response and the
Assistant Administrator for Water.
3. LIMITATIONS.
a. The Assistant Administrator for Water say act only for
actions initiated under CWA Section 309(g), and may only exercise
the above authorities in multi-regional cases and cases of
national significance. The Assistant Administrator for Solid
Waste and Emergency Response may act only for actions initiated
under CWA Section 311, and may only exercise the above
authorities in multi-regional cases and cases of national
significance.
b. The Regional Administrators may exercise the above
authorities only for those cases initiated by the Regions.
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Action; Public Notice; Consultation with State;
Negotiation and Signing Consent Agreements; and
Assessing Penalties (cont'd)
c. The Assistant Administrator for Hater (or the Assistant
Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response, as
appropriate) must consult with the Assistant Administrator for
Enforcement or designee and obtain concurrence on legal
sufficiency of documents before exercising authority l.a or l.d;
must notify the appropriate Regional Administrator before
exercising l.a and must consult with the appropriate Regional
Administrator or designee before exercising authorities l.c or
l.d.
d. The Regional Administrator must consult with the
Regional Counsel or his delegatee and obtain concurrence on legal
sufficiency of documents to be issued before exercising
authorities l.a or l.d.
4. REDELEGATION AUTHORITY.
a. Authority l.f and the authority to issue consent orders
under authority l.e may not be redelegated. All other
authorities may be redelegated to the Division Director level.
Authorities l.b and l.c may be further redelegated to the staff
level. The Assistant Administrators' authority to consult with
States may be transferred to Regional Office employees, with the
agreement of the Regional Administrator or his delegatee.
b. Persons exercising authority l.d may allow other
appropriate EPA officers or employees to join as "co" or
supplemental signatories.
5. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES.
a. Sections 309(g) and 311 of CHA.
b. Chapter 1, Delegations 1-37 and 1-38 entitled "Hearings'*
and "Adjudicatory Proceedings".
c. 40 CFR Part 22.
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2-52-B. Class II Administrative Penalty; Agency
Representation in the Hearings; Initiating
Intcrnal Appeals of Adverse Determinations;
_and
Representing Aaenev in Appeals
1.
AUTHORITY.
a. To represent EPA in Class II civil penalty adjudications
conducted under Sections 309(g) and 311 of the Clean Water Act
and 5 U.S.C. Section 554;
b. To initiate internal Agency appeals from orders, rulings
or decisions; and
c. To represent the Agency in internal appeals from orders,
rulings, or decisions entered in administrative proceedings,
whether or not initiated by the Agency, and in proceedings
initiated by conunentors to set aside orders entered without
,' rings.
i
2. TO WHOM DELEGATED. Authorities i.a through i.c are
delegated to the General Counsel and the Assistant Administrator
for Enforcement. Authority i.b is also delegated to the Regional
Administrators.
3.
LIMITATIONS.
a. The Assistant Administrator for Enforcement may exercise
the above authorities in multi-regional cases and in cases of
national significance.
b. The Regional Administrators or their delegatees and the
General Counsel or delegatee shall consult with each other before
exercising authority l.b.
c. The Assistant Administrator for Enforcement Must notify
the Assistant Administrator for Hater (or the Assistant
Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response, as
appropriate) or designee and the appropriate Regional
Administrator before initiating an appeal.
d. The Regional Administrator or the General Counsel or
delegatee must obtain concurrence from the Assistant
Administrator for Enforcement or designee before initiating an
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2-52-B. Class II Administrative Penalty; Agency
Representation in the Hearings; Initiating
Internal Appeals of Adverse Determinations; and
Representing Agency in Appeals (cont'd)
e. The Regional Administrator or delegatee or the General
Counsel or delegatee shall consult with the Assistant
Administrator for Enforcement or designee any time they do not
recommend an appeal of an adverse decision.
4. REDELEGATION AUTHORITY. Authorities i.a and i.c may be
redelegated to an Agency attorney. Authority l.b may be
redelegated only to the Division Director, Associate General
Counsel or Enforcement Counsel level.
5. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES.
a. Sections 309(g) and 311 of CWA.
b. Guidance on Headquarters Involvement in the Issuance by
Regions of the First Three Proposed and Final Class II.
Administrative Penalty Orders.
c. 40 CFR Part 22.
d. Chapter I delegations 1-37 and 1-38 entitled "Hearings"
and "Adjudicatory Proceedings".
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WATER ACT
2-85. Uainigtrativ* Ord**-« tinder Saetion 311 1*\ of the
Claan Water Act
1. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to Motion 311 (•) of the Clean water
Act, to determine when thara may ba an imminant and substantial
thraat to the public haalth or waif are of tha nnitad Statas
bacauaa of an actual or thraatanad discharge of oil of a
hazardous aubstanca from a facility or vassal in violation of
saction 311(b); and to provida notice, or causa notice to ba
provided to the affected state, and issue administrative orders
or take other actions necessary to protect the public health and
welfare.
2. TO WHOM pgucATgp. Regional Administrators and the
Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
3. TJMTTATTQMS. The Assistant Administrator for solid Waste
and Emergency Response may exercise these authorities only in
multi-regional oaaas or oasea of national significance and must
consult with the appropriate Regional Administrators or designees
prior to exercising these authorities.
4. RgpELECfTTQM AUTHORITY. This authority may ba redelegated
to Diviaion Director level.
5. J^DTTTQMXL KMreMNega. Section 3 11 (a) of the Clean Water
Act as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990. Executive Order
12777 (October 18, 1991) (Published at 56 £B 54757, October 22,
1991) .
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ACT
2-86. Facility Response Plans
1. XUTHQBTTY. Pursuant to section 311(j) (5) of the Clean Water
Act as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA) :
a. To approve means to ensure the availability of private
personnel and equipment to implement facility response plans for
non-transportation-related onshore facilities?
b. To review and approve such plans for non-transportation-
related onshore facilities under section 4202 (b) (4) of OPA;* and
c. To authorize non-transportation-related onshore
facilities to operate without approved response plans for non-
transportation-related facilities under section 311 (j) (5) (F) .
2. TO WHOM DEiiEGVTED. Regional Administrators.
3. REnimgvrTQM AUTHORITY. The authority in l.a. and l.b. may be
redelegatad to On-Scene Coordinators. The authority in I.e. may be
redelegated to the Section Chief level.
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WATER ACT
2-87. Equipment Inspections
1. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to Motion 3ii(j)(6)(A) of the Clean
water Act as amended by the oil Pollution Act of 1990, to require
periodic inspections of containment booms and equipment used to
remove discharges at non-transportation-related onshore facilities.
2. TO HUP* MTJCATOP. Regional Administrators.
3. BM«tjeeATiQM AUTHORITY. This authority may be redelegated to
the On-Scene Coordinator level.
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ACT
2"88. Teata of Facility Removal capability
1. AUTHORITY. Pursuant to section 3ii(j}(7) of the Clean water
Act, as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990:
a. to conduct periodic drills jof removal capability under
relevant response plans for facilities located in the inland zone;
and
b. to publish annual reports on those drills. .
2. TO WHOM
a. The authority in l.a. is delegated to the Regional
Administrators .
b. The authority in l.b. is delegated to the Assistant
Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
3. RBDEILBSATIOH xtTPHORiTY. The authority delegated to the
Regional Administrators may be redelegated to the Section Chief
level. The authority delegated to the Assistant Administrator for
Solid Waste and Emergency Response may not be redelegated.
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GUAM WXTgR ACT
2*»89. Ra»ov>l of Piaeharaa OT* Thyp^t: of D
1. ATmronTTY. Pursuant to Motion 31l(c) of the clean Water Act,
as amended by the oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA) :
a. To remove or arrange for the removal of a discharge and
to mitigate or prevent a substantial threat of a discharge;
b. To direct or monitor all Federal, State, and private
actions ;
c. To remove and, if necessary, destroy a vessel that is
discharging or threatening to discharge;
d. To consult with affected trustees; and
e. To determine vhen the removal is complete.
2. TO WHOM DEI^CATED. The authority in l.a., l.b., I.e., and
i.e. is delegated to the Regional Administrators and the Assistant
Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response. The
authority in l.d. is delegated to the Regional Administrators and
the Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response,
and to the Assistant Administrator for Water in those situations
where EPA is coordinator of long term restoration.
3. T.TVTTITIOMS .
a. Section 1011 of the OPA limits the authority in i.e. to
cases that involve the discharge of oil.
b. The authority in section l.a. to l.d. is to be exercised
in accordance with the National Oil and Hazardous Substances
Pollution contingency Plan (MCP) and appropriate Area Contingency
Plans, in order to -ensure immediate and effective response.
e. The authority in l.b. includes issuance of orders.
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xer
2-89. ftamoval of Discharge or Threat: of Discharge fCon'tl
4. RgnEUicxTiOM AUTHORITY. This authority nay be redelegated to
On-Seen* Coordinators.
5. JLPPITI>MXL
a. Delegation 2-85, January 19, 1993, entitled
"Administrative Orders Under Section 311(e) of the Clean Water
Act."
b. MCP (40 CFR Part 300) .
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£LKAN HATES ACT
2—90.
ot
* for Matuf«3- Raaouroa
l. APTHOMTY. purauant to a act ion 1006(b) (3) and (4) of tha
Oil Pollution Act of 1990, to raoaiva the designations of State
and Indian triba truataaa for natural resourcaa.
2. TO man DBMCATOP.
and Saargancy Raaponae.
Asaistant Adainiatrator for Solid Wasta
3.
Th* Assistant Adainiatrator for tna office of
Solid Waata and Baargancy Raaponaa auat notify tha Asaiatant
Adminiatrator for Watar or hia daaignaa whan axareiaing thia
authority.
4. M:DEIJ:GATIQM AUTHORITY. Thia authority may ba radalegatad
to tha Diviaion Diractor laval.
5.
APDITlQMJUj
a. National Oil and Hazardous Substancss Pollution
Contingancy Plan (40 CFR Part 300) .
b. Coaprahanaiva Environoantal Raaponaa, coapanaation, and
Liability Act (CXRCXA) • act ion io?(f) (2) (B) .
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/
ACT
2—91. Area Committee Designation and Preparation and
Review of Area Contingency Plans.
1. APTHORTTV. Pursuant to ••etion 3ll(j)(4) of the Clean .Water
Act (CWA) and section 4202 (b)(l) of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
(OPX) :
a. To designate Areas; . _ . .
b. To appoint Area Committee members;
c. To require information to be included in Area Contingency
Plans; and
d. To review and approve such plans as defined in the
National Contingency Plan (HCP) .
2. TO WHOM PET.ECATED. Regional Administrators.
3. REDEIJ5CATIQN AUTHORITY. This authority nay be redelegated to
the Division Director level.
4. LTKTTATTONS . Pursuant to a notice published in the
Reai«ter. (57 FR 15198, April 24, 1992), the Administrator has
designated 13 initial geographic areas now covered by the Regional
Response Teams, and the Regional Response Teams as the initial Area
Committees. Regional Administrators may designate different areas
within their Regions and appoint different Area Committee members.
5. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES . "Designation of Areas and Area
Committees Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990," (57 FR 15198,
April 24, 1992) .
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Regional OPA Redelegations
[Reserved]
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ANNEX L - PUBLIC/EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
APPENDIX III MEDIA CONTACTS
The following pages are local newspapers (daily and weekly)
and televisions stations, but not limited to, for media contacts
located within Region VI.
USEPA REGION VI ACP:ANNEX L:PUBLIC/EXTERNAL AFFAIRS:12/93
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ARKANSAS
EL DORADO
•KTVE-TV Ch. 10 "**
400 W Mam
i\ Dorado AR 71730 (Union County)
ADI. Monroe-El Dorado. AR-LA
Telephone- (SOI) 862-6651
Mailing Address
P 0 Bo* 791
El Dorado AR 71731
Pop. Served: 25.283
Year Establish: 1955
Representative- KATZ
Air Time 5 am - 2 am
Station Type. VHP
Publicity Mtls: 03.14.17.20
Freq./Power 192.198MHZ 316 W ERP
Wire Services. AP
Network Affil.. NBC
Own»r(i):
Gray Communications Systems. Inc
P.O. Box 3130
Albany GA 31708
Ownership %: 100
BureauU):
KTVE-TV
2909 Kilpatrick
Monroe LA 71201
Telephone (318) 323-1300
Contact: George Singleton.
General Manager
Terry McKenna . President
Wanda McHaney Station Manager
George Singleton General Manager
Susan Allian Public Service Direct
David Brown Sales Manager
On-Tbe-Alr:
Jerry Mayers News Director
FAYETTEVILLE
•KMOG-TV Ch. 29 '""
15 N. Church St.
Fayettentte AR 72701
(Washington County)
ADI: Ft. Smith. AR
Telephone: (501) 521-1010
Martmg Address:
P.O Box 1029
Fayetteville AR 72702
Pop. Served. 217.500
Year Establish- 1977
Representative: Retry
Air Time: 6:00 AM-2:00 AM
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.14
Freq./Power. 700.000 W. Visual
Wre Services: AP
Network AMI: ABC
OwneXs):
Sigma Broadcasting
Ownership V 100
Management
CKN Walker Station Manager
Ron Evans .. . Marketing Director
Diane Schnoekenburg
Public Affairs Direct
Scott Smith Public Service Direct
Ron Evans Sales Manager
On-Tne-Air
Randy Mullikin . Consumer Affairs Edit
Randy Mullikin .Cultural Affairs Dir
Alan Martin . News Director
Jerry Overton. . Sports Commentator
Ken Rank . . Weather Director
FORT SMITH
•KFSM-TV Ch. 5
318 N. Thirteenth
Fort Smith AR 72901
(Sebastian County)
ADI: Ft. Smith. AR
Telephone: (501) 783-3131
Maikng Address:
P 0. Box 369
Fort Smith AR 72902
Pop. Served. 852.500
Year Establish 1956
Representative Katz Continental
Air Time 6 am - 1 am
Station Type- VHF
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
11.12.13.14.21.26
Freq./Power- 100 KW Visual Power/
Channel 5
Wire Services AP. CBS Regional News
Service
Network Affil. CBS
Ovntrtl):
New York Times Co . The
229 W. 43rd St
New York NY 10036
Ownership % 100
BtiTMiKs):
KFSM • TV
4000 B Frontage Rd
Fayetteville AR 72703
Telephone- (501) 521-1330
Contact- Gray Griffin. Manager
Manacernentr
Robert H Eoff . President
Robert Eoff . General Manager
Gene Graham Sales Manager
•KHBS-TV Ch. 40 "**°
2415 N. Albert Pike
Fort Smith AR 72904
(Sebastian County)
ADI: Ft. Smith. AR
Telephone: (501) 783-4040
Fax: (501) 783-0550
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 4150
Fort Smith AR 72914
Pop. Served: 153.700
Representative: Petry Television
Air Time: Monday-Friday. 24 Mrs. Per
Day
Station Type. UHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
10.11.12.13
Freq./Power. 3160 KW. Visual. 252 KW.
Aural Freq -Chan. 40
Wire Services- ABC. AP
Network Affil.: ABC
Owner(i):
Sigma Inc. /An Arkansas Corp.
Robert Hernreich
Ownership %. 70
Cynthia Hernreich
Ownership %: 30
Station Manager
. General Manager
Advertising Manager
Public Service Direct
. . Sales Manager
Editorial Director
Weather Director
Darrel Cunningham
Darrel Cunningham
Jarrell Wyatt .
Lori Evans
Jarrell Wyatt
On-The-Alr.
Craig Cannon.
Ken Rank .
•KPOM-TV Ch. 24
4624 Kelley Hwy
Fort Smith AR 72904
(Sebastian County)
ADI: Ft. Smith. AR
Telephone: (501) 785-2400
Pop. Served: 690.000
Year Establish: 1978
Representative: Telerep
Air Time: 7 AM-1:30 AM
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 03
Freq./Power: 2 112 Million Watts
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: NBC
Ownerti):
JOG Television
Management:
John McCutcheon. . Station Manager
John McCutcheon General Manager
Jim Lews .. . Advertising Manager
Polly Crews . . Community Affairs Or
Mary Beth Forst... Continuity Manager
Lori Archer.. . Marketing Director
Lori Archer Marketing Director
Ruth Anne Nelson . Public Affairs Direct
Ruth Anne Nelson Public Service Direct
Jim Lewis Sales Manager
On-The-AIr: P Q Box 77
Ed Golden . .Film Director Pop. Served. 169.700
Scon Ptcken News Director Year Establish 1954
Chris Parsons Weather Director Representative Petri
Air Time. 6.00 AM-2 00 AM
Station Type VHF
Network Affil. AS
Owner(s):
Albntton Comm
Washington DC 20066
Management:
Dale Nicholson Station Manager
Dale Nicholson General Manager
James Roddey Advertising Manager
Ron Kelly . .Sales Manager
On-The-Alr
Jim Pitcock ntws Director
•KLRT-TV, Ch. 16 '"*'
11711 West Markham
Little Rock AR 72211 (Pulaski County)
ADI: Little Rock. AR
Telephone: (501) 225-0016
Fax: (501) 225-0428
Year Establish: 1983
Representative: Telerep
Air Time: 6:30 am-12.30 am
Station Type: UHF
Network Affil. Fox
Owners):
Clear Channel Television
Maviamnent:
Jerry Whitener President
Jerry Whitener. . General Manager
Dave Joseph Sales Manager
JONESBORO
•KA1T-TV Ch. 8 '""
Hwy 141 North
Jonesboro AR 72401
(Craighead County)
ADI: Jonesboro. AR
Telephone: (501) 93 1-8888
Mailing Address:
P.O Box 790
Jonesboro AR 72403
Pop. Served. 335.000
Year Establish: 1963
Representative: HRP Sales
Air Time: 5.30 am - 1 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03. 19.20.21
Freq. /Power: 0316000 KW Freg Visual
181.240.000 Aural 185740000
Wire Services: AP Weather/ Commodity
News
Network Affil • ABC
OvmerU):
Cosmos Broadcasting Corp
P.O. Box 789
Greenville SC 29602
Ownership %: 100
Bur*au<<):
KAIT-TV
P.O. Box 790
Jonesboro AR 72403
Management:
Jim Sefert . .President
Mike Rickwald. Advertising Manager
David Hershey . Community Affairs Dir
Tom Inbooden . Public Service Direct
Mike Rickwald . . . Sales Manager
On-Tb»-Alr:
Grovernel Grisham
...... Consumer Affairs Edit
G. Grisham . Cultural Affairs Dir.
Ulala Hames . ---- Film Director
Lucy Himstedt . News Director
Dick Clay . Sports Commentator
Terry Wood . . Weather Director
LITTLE ROCK
•KARK-TV Ch. 4 "*"
201 W. Third
Little Rock AR 72201 (Pulaski County)
ADI: Little Rock. AR
Telephone. (501) 376-2481
Maitmg Address:
P 0. Box 748
Little Rock AR 72203
Pop. Served: 1.177.000
Year Establish: 1954
Representative- Katz Television
Air Time: 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.06.07.08.10.
12.13.14.15.16.18.19.20.21
Freq./Power: 100.000 KW. Visual: 20.
000 KW. Aural
Wire Services: AP. Pnototax
Network Affil.: NBC
•KTHV-TV Ch. 11
8th t, Izard Sts.
Little Rock AR 72203 (Pulaski County)
ADI: Little Rock. AR
Telephone: (501) 376-1 111
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 269
Little Rock AR 72203
Pop. Served: 152.483
Year Establish: 195S
Representative: Seltel. Inc
Air rime: M-F 6:00-1:30 A
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.04.08
Freq /Power: 316.000 W. Video: 38.000
W. Audio
Wire Services: AP News Wire. CBS
Electronic News S
Network Affil.: CBS
Arkansas Television Co.
Robert L. Brown President
Marcus George President
Robert L. Brown .... Station Manager
Robert L. Brown .. General Manager
Robert L. Brown .. General Manager
Bob Hicks.... Community Affan Or
Loraiie Gibbons Sates Manager
Chris Bailey . . .. .Sates Manager
Feature Editor
... N«n Director
Weather Director
Chuck Dovish
John Rehraoer
Steve Martone .
Moms Network
P.O. Box 748
Uttle Rock AR 72203
Ownership %: 100
Dean Hinson. .
Tom Bonner ..
Dean Hinson
Susan Newkirk
Ann Wnght
Ann Wright ..
Bob Denman...
On-Tbe-AIr
Bob Steel...
President
... .Station Manager
... General Manager
Advertising Manager
Community Affairs Dir
. Public Affairs Direct
Sates Manager
News Director
•KATV-TV Ch. 7
401 Main
Little Rock AR 72201 (Pulaski County)
ADI: Little Rock. AR
Telephone: (501) 372-7777
Mailing Address:
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jreenvme SC 29602
Ownersrup % 100
Management
Jim Brandenburg Advertising Manager
Nick Ulmer Sales Manager
Steve Langlord Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
Nel Taylor Consumer Affairs Edit
Ed Godfrey News Director
Tom Wills Weather Director
•WBNA-TV, Ch. 21 "'"
3701 Fern Valley Rd
Louisville KY 40219 (Jefferson County)
ADI Louisville. KY
Telephone: (502) 964-2121
Fax (502) 966-9692
Year Establish: 1986
Representative- Llaudon
Air Time: 24 Mrs
Station Type- UHF
Owner*!):
Word Broadcasting
Management:
John Bradshaw General Manager
John Bradshaw . Sates Manager
•WOMB-TV Ch. 41 ""*
Independence Square
LouoviHe KY 40203 (Jefferson County)
ADI: LouisvHIe. KY
Telephone: (502) 534-6441
Pop Served. 298.451
Year Establish. 1971
Representative: Retry
Air Time 24 Hours Monday - Friday
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mils: 03.04.06.12.14.19.20.21.
23.26
Freq /Power- 5.000.000 W
Wire Services. AP
Network AHil • Ind FOX
OWMfts):
The Blade
S41 Superior St
Toledo OH 43660
Ownership V 100
Managimant:
John Dorkm General Manager
Gary Sockhorst Public Service Direct
Steve Barry Sales Manager
On-Tne-AIr:
Ted Koehler . Film Director
Hal Stopfel News Director
•WHAS-TV Ch. 11
520 W Chestnut St
LousviMe KY 40202 (Jefferson County)
ADI- LouisviHe. KY
Telephone- (502) 582-7840
Far (502) 582-7279
Maftng Address
P.O.Box 1100
LowsviHe KY 40201
Pop. Served: 550.500
Year Estabtsh. 1950
Representative: Tele - Rep
Air Time: 24 Hours Each Day
Station Type: VHP
Pubkofy Mtts. 03.04.05.06.07.08.10.12.
14.19.21.23.24.26
Freo,./Power- 135000W-V: 13500W-A
Wire Services: AP
Network Aftil.: ABC
OWMT(t):
Providence Journal
75 Fountain St.
Providence Rl 02902
Ownership %: 100 •
Joe Gotemowski
George Hulcher
Joe Goleniowski
Tom Bauer
Chuck Gordon
Doug Roberts
On-The-Air
Fred Wiche
Don Hoover
Mike Rausch
. . President
Station Manager
General Manager
Public Affairs Direct
.Sales Manager
.Sales Manager
Farm Director
Film Director
News Director
•WLKY-TV Ch. 32
1918 MeHwood Ave
Louisville KY 40206 (Jefferson County)
ADI: Louisville. KY
Telephone- (502) 893-3671
Fax: (502) 897-2384
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 6205
Louisville KY 40206
Pop. Served 361 472
Year Establish. 1961
Representative Katz Continental
Air Time 6 AM - 2 AM
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.04.06
Freq. /Power- 4.300.000 W
Wire Services: AP UPl
Network Aftil • r3S
Fred.. /Power- 100.000 W
Wire' Services AP
Network Aftil. NBC
Pulitzer Broadcasting Co
One City Center
Samt Lours MO 63101
Management
A. Rabun Matthews General Manager
Lora Bradshaw Community Affairs Dv
Bill Stanley Sales Manager
Bill Stanley Sales Manager
Greg Baird Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Lora Bradshaw Consumer Affairs Edit
Wayne Han .Weather Director
PADUCAH
•WPSO.TVCh.6
100 Television Ln
Paducah KY 42003
(Me Cracken County)
ADI: Paducah-Cape Girardeau. KY-MO-IL
Telephone: (502)442-8214
Madmg Address.
PO. Box 1197
Paducah KY 42002
Pop. Served: 333.000
Year Establish. 1957
Representative- Blair
Air Tune: 24 Hrs./7 Days
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.08.11.12.14.18.
20.21.22.23
Freq. /Power- 100.000 W
Wire Services UPl. AP
Network Aftil : NBC
Own*!):
Paducah Newspapers. Inc
P.O. Box 2300
Paducah KY 42002
Ownership % 100
Burwu(i):
Illinois News Bureau
P 0. Box 396
Marion IL 62959
Telephone: (618) 993-6662
Contact: Johnette Worak. Reporter
•tiaagimint:
Fred Paxton . . . President
Richard Paxton . Station Manager
John Williams . .General Manager
Cathy Crecelius Community Affairs Dv
Don Van Cteve. . Sales Manager
OfrTlwAIr:
Tom Butter ......... Farm Director
Terry Reeves ......... News Director
LOUISIANA
ALEXANDRIA
•KALB-TV Ch. 5
605-11 Washington St.
Alexandria LA 71301 (Rapides County)
AOf: Alexandria, LA
Telephone: (318) 445-2456
Maang Address:
P.O. Box 951
Alexandria LA 71309
Pop. Served: 504.400
Year Establish: 1954
Representative- The KaU Agency
Air Time: 5:30-1:30 A.M
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls- 02.03.19.20.21.22
Lanford Telecasting Co .
Ownership t, 100
Ted Kimbell
Lesley Gdmon
Jim Reardon
Dowell Bushneli
On-The-AIr:
Malcolm Couvilhon
Tom Webb
Scott Bishop
Tom Konvicka.
President
General Manager
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
Film Director
News Director
Sports Commentator
Weather Director
BATON ROUGE
•WAFB-TV Ch. 9 """
844 Government St.
Baton Rouge LA 70802
(E Baton Rg County)
AOI: Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone: (504) 383-9999
Mating Address
P.O. Box 2671
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Pop. Served. 258.600
Year Establish. 1953
Representative- Katz TV
Air Time: M-F 24 Mrs.: Sa 5-2am: Su 5
am
Station Type: VHF
Freq. /Power: 316.000 W
Wire Services: UPl. AP
Network Aftil.: CBS
OwMTlt):
American Family Broadcast Group
3575 Macon Rd.. 15
Columbus GA 31907
MWM(HflM9C
Ron Winders General Manager
Andre Boyd . Community Affairs Dir
Ray Suftvan Sales Manager
•HMO-TV Ch. 2 '""
1650 Highland Rd.. P.O. Box 2906
Baton Rouge LA 70802
(E Baton Rg County)
AOt: Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone. (504) 387-2222
Far (504) 336-2347
Ma*ng Address
P.o Box 2906
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Pop Served: 219.754
Year Establish- 1953
Representative. John Blair & Company
Air Time- 24 Hours/Day
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts: 03.08.19.20.21.23.25
Freq./Power. 100.000 W. Visual: 19.500
W, Aural
Wire Services: AP. UPl. ABC News
Service
Network Atfil.: ABC Network
OVMK.S):
Louwana Television Bcstg. Corp
P.O. Box 2906
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Rkhard Manship President
-term Spam Station Manager
Pat Cneramte General Manager
News Director
Rk*W*s
•WVU-TV Ch. 33
5220 Essen Ln.
Baton Rouge LA 70809
(E Baton Rg County)
ADI: Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone. (504) 766-3233
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 14685
Baton Rouge LA 70898
Pop. Served: 773,400
Year Establish: 1971
Representative- Petry National
Television
Air Time: Su - Sa 6 am - 2 am
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.19.21.26
Freq. /Power: 5000 KW Max Visual MH;
Aurl 589.74 MHZ 1000 KW
Wire Services: AP
Network Ami • NBC
Owners):
Vetter Communications Co. Inc.
5220 Essen Ln.
Baton Rouge LA 70809
Ownership % 100
Management:
Courtney B Westbrook President
Courtney B. Westbrook
. . . General Manager
Felton Coleman Public Service Direct
Allen McCarty .Sales Manager
LAFAYETTE
•KADN-TV Ch. 15 ""
1500 Eraste Landry Rd
Lafayette LA 70506 (Lafayette County)
ADI: Lafayette. LA
Telephone. (318) 237-1500
Pop. Served: 156.000
Year Establish: 1980
Representative: Blair Television
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: UHF
Subscrip Rate: 1st Tier
Publicity Mtts: 01.02.03.04.05.14.26
Freq./Power Ch. 15. 2.300 KW Vis.:
231 KW Aur
Network AfM.: Fox
Owners):
KAO Broadcasting. Inc
123 N. Easy St.
Lafayette LA 70506
Ownerships- 100
General Manager
Safes Manager
Safes Manager
•KATC-TV Ch. 3
1103 Eraste-Landry Rd.
Lafayette LA 70506 (Lafayette County)
ADI: Lafayette. LA
Telephone: (318) 235-3333
Madmg Address:
P.O. Box 93133
Lafayette LA 70509
Pop. Served: 618.500
Year Establish: 1962
Representative: KATZ
Ar Time: 5 am • 2 am/7 Days
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 21.26
Freq./Power: 100.000 W. Visual: 20.000
W. Autal. 6046 MHZ
Wire Services: UPl. ABC. Newt Net 1.
AP
Network Aftil.. ABC
Owmrtt):
ML Medu Partners L.P
55 Old Post Rd.. 2. 2nd Fl.
Greenwich CT 06830
General Manager
Pubfce Service Oncl
Clark White.
Eddw Btanchard
rtt
Thomas R. Will
Fran Petroutsan.
Doug Marks . .
Oi»Tk»AlR
BM Leger
Dabroah TarnMe.
Nelson Robinson
....Nm'Oraclor
... News Orator
. WgUUMT UtrVCtOr
•KLFV-TV Ch. 10
2410 Eraste-Landry Rd.
Lafayette LA 70506 (Lafayette County)
ADI: Lafayette. LA
Telephone: (318) 981-4823
Pop. Served: 181.600
Year Estabtth: 1955
Representative: Adam Young. Inc.
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts: 01.02.03.06.08,10.12.14.
21.23
Wire Services: AP
Network AMI.: CBS
OWMrtt):
Young Broadcasting
. General
Joe Varhoty ..
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LAKE CHARLES
•KPLC-TV Ch. 7
320 Division
jke Charles LA 70601
(Calcasieu County)
ADI. Lake Charles. LA
Telephone- (318) 439-9071
•n. (318) 437-7600
Mailing Address.
PO Box 1488
Lake Charles LA 70602
Pop. Served. 1.450.100
vear Establish. 1954
Representative: HRP
Air Tune- 5:55a-l:30p.M-Th.5:55a-2p.F
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls. 01.03.06.12.19.21.24.25
Freq. /Power: 174-180 MHZ. 295 KW.
Visual: 33 KW. Aural
Wire Services AP
Network Affil.: NBC
OMMT(»:
Liberty Properties Group, inc.
P.O. Box 789
SrewmNe SC 29602
Marketing Director
.Sales Manager
News Director
Everett Bonner
Everett Bonner
Brooks Hogg
On-The-Air:
Andy Barton
Dan Milham
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
News Director
Weather Director
Room Daugereau
Steve Hensley
On-Th»Alr:
James M Smith
MONROE
•KMOE-TV Ch. 8
P 0. Box 4067
Monroe LA 71211 (Ouachita County)
ADI: Monroe-El Dorado. AR-LA
Telephone: (318) 388-8888
Pop. Served. 1.585.700
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: Blair
Air Time: 5:15 am-1 am M-F/5.15-1 30
am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.07.08.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.18.19.20.21.22.23
Freq. /Power: 316.000 W (180-186
MHZ)
Wire Services. AP. DPI
Network AfW.. CBS
OvMr<>):
Not Enterprises. Inc.
P.O. Box 4067
Monroe LA 71211
Ownership %. 100
James A. Noe . . President
Dick French General Manager
David Price Public Service Direct
Dick French Sales Manager
Ken Hawkins. Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Roy Frostenson News Director
NEW ORLEANS
•WOSU-TV Ch. 6
520 Royal St.
New Orleans LA 70130
(Orleans County)
ADI: New Orleans. LA
Telephone: (504) 527-0666
Pop. Served: 593.471
Year Establish: 1948
Representative: KATZ American
Air Time: 24 Mrs. M - Sa. Su Signer)
lam
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.14.26
Freq./Power 100.000 W. Visual: 20.000
W. Aural
Wire Services: AP. NBC. NPS. CNN
Network Affil.: NBC
Owner(i):
Pulitzer Broadcasting Co
1 CtyCtre 515 N. 6th St. 2026
Saint Louis MO 63101
Ownership % 100
Ken Eikms. . .President
John Carpenter General Manager
Charles Paige Marketing Director
•WGNO-TV Ch. 26
2 Canal St. S2800. World Trade Center
New Orleans LA 70130
(Orleans County)
ADI New Orleans. LA
Telephone: (504) 581-2600
Pop Served 1.231.000
Year Establish- 1967
Representative- Tele - Rep
Air Time: 24 Hrs
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls 02.03.08.09 14.19.21.23
Freq./Power: Ch 26
Wire Services AP
Network Atfil: IND
Owner(«):
WGNO. Inc./Tribune Broadcasting
New Orleans LA 70130
Ownership % 100
Management:
James Dowdle .. President
William Ross. General Manager
Pat Peer .. Continuity Manager
Vincent Manzi Sales Manager
•WNOL-TV, Ch. 38 """
1661 Canal St.
New Orleans LA 70112
(Orleans County)
ADI: New Orleans. LA
Telephone- (504) 525-3838
Fax: (504) 569-0908
Year Establish: 1984
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: UHF
Network Affil: Fox
Ownerjs):
Qumcy Jones Broadcasting
Quincy Jones . . President
Madelyn Mix Bonnot General Manager
Steve S. Collard . . Sales Manager
•WVOE-TV Ch. 8
P.O. Box 13847
New Orleans LA 70185
(Orleans County)
ADI: New Orleans. LA
Telephone. (504) 486-6161
Mailing Address.
1025 S Jefferson Davis Pkwy
New Orleans LA 70125
Pop. Served. 593.471
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: HRP
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls- 02.03.06.08
Freq./Power- 316.000 W. Visual: 158.
000 W. Aural
Wire Services: AP
Network Ami: ABC
Ownef(l):
Burnham Broadcasting Co.
Station Manager
.. .General Manager
.... Sales Manager
News Director
PhH Nye.
Phil Nye ....
Ron Jones ...
On-The-AIr
Kevin Brennan
•WWl-TV Ch. 4
1024 N. Rampart St
New Orleans LA 70116
(Orleans County)
ADI: New Orleans. LA
Telephone: (504) 529-4444
Fax: (504) 592-1949
Pop. Served: 593.471
Year Establish: 1957
Representative: Petry Television. Inc
Air Time: M-S 24 Hours
Station Type. VHF
Publicity Mtls 02.03
Freq./Power. 100.000 W. Video: 10.000
W, Audio
Wire Services: AP. UPI
Network Anil CBS
Owrwrlt):
Rampart Operating
Management:
J Michael Early
J Michael Early
J Michael Early
Jimmie B Phillips
On-The-Air:
Phil Johnson
Bill Elder
John Snell
Angela Hill
Joe Duke
Partnersnio
President
Station Manager
General Manager
Sales Manager
Editorial Director
News Comrrentator
News Commentator
News Commentator
News Director
SHREVEPORT
•KSLA-TV Ch. 12
1812 Fairtield Ave
Shreveport LA 71101 (Caddo County)
ADI. Shreveport-Texarkana. TX
Telephone (318) 222-1212
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 41812
Shreveport LA 71134
Pop. Served- 461.600
Year Establish. 1954
Representative- TeleRep
Air Time. 5 am - 2 am
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls 01.03.12
Freq./Power- 316.000 W. Visual. 38.000
W. Aural
Wire Services: AP CBS. UPI. Group W
Network AHil: CBS
Owner(»):
VSC Communications Inc
P.O. Box 41812
Shreveport LA 71134
Ownership % 100
Viacom Broadcasting
1515 Broadway
New York NY 10036
Management
Alan Cartwright General Manager
Donna Frank Public Service Direct
On-The-AIr:
Walker Campbell. News Director
•KTBS-TV Ch. 3 ""'
312 E. Kings Hwy
Shreveport LA 71104 (Caddo County)
ADI. Shreveport-Texarkana. TX
Telephone- (318) 861-5800
Fax: (318) 862-9430
Mailing Address.
Box 44227
Shreveport LA 71134
Pop. Served. 750.000
Year Establish- 1955
Representative The Katz Agency. Inc.
Air Time. 24 Hours
Station Type. VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.12.13.17.19.23
Freq./Power: Ch 3 100KW V 20KW A
Wire Services: AP. UPI
Network AM.: ABC
Own***):
KTBS. Inc.
Ownership %: 100
Edwin N. Wray. Jr President
Edwin N. Wray. Jr General Manager
George Sirven. .Community Affairs Dir
Carolyn Cowry . Public Service Direct
Tom Pears . ... Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Andrew Pontz . .. News Director
MAINE
AUBURN
•WMTW-TV Ch. a
99 Danville Corner Rd.
Auburn ME 04210 (Androscogn County)
ADI: Portland-Poland Spring. ME
Telephone- (207) 782-1800
Fax: (207) 783-7371
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 8
Auburn ME 04212
°op Served 165.116
Year Establish. 1954
Representative- Petry
Air Time 5'45 AM-2.30 AM
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls 03.04.06.08.12.14.20.24
Freq /Power 105 KW Vi.17 4 KW Au
Wire Services AP ABC. Newsone
Network Arfil ABC
Owner(s):
Harron Communications Corp
70 E Lancaster Ave
Malvern PA 19355
Ownership % 100
Margaret £ Harron
Ownership % 79
Buraau(s):
WMTW-TV
119 Middle St
Portland ME 04101
Telephone. (207) 775-1800
Contact. David Kaufman. Sales Manager
Management:
Paul Harron President
Bob Rice . General Mmigfr
Susan Cusano Marketing Director
David Kaulman .Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Miles Resmck . News Director
Steve Mmich . Sports Commentator
Bob Demers . .. Weather Director
BANGOR
•WHBI-TV Ch. 5 '""'
35 Hildreth St.
Bangor ME 04401 (Penobscot County)
ADI: Bangor. ME
Telephone: (207) 947-8321
Pop. Served: 200.000
Year Establish: 1952
Representative: Blair Television
Air Time: 6:30am - 2:00am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.26
Freq./Power: Ch 5 47800 W Video:
5600 W Audio
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: CBS
Own«r(«):
Community Bcstg. Service
Management:
George Gonyar . Station Manager
George Gonyar.. . Gertetal Manager
Betty Laverty .. Public Service Direct
Mike Young.. . . Sales M»nag»r
On-The-AIr
Don Colson Newt Director
•WtBZ-TV Ch. 2 , . T
329 Mt. Hope Ave.
Bangor ME 04401 (Penobscot County)
ADI: Bangor. ME
Telephone: (207) 942-4822
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 415
Bangor ME 04402 "
Pop. Served: 214.800 < -<.
Year Establish: 1953 T • »
Representative: Katz Television ' '•
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.04,06.08.14.19.21.23.
26
Free,/Power: Visual 55.24 Mh. Aural
59.74 Mh. Power 10 KW ,-,
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: NBC
Owner(»): " —
Maine Bcstg. Company
1 Congress Sq. • '.,"
Bangor ME 04401
Fred Thompson
MargoCobb Station Manager
Margo Cobb. . . General Manager
James Barttetl Sales Manager
Sharon Goss Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
David Gwizdowskj News Drector
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titr Establish 1967
representative Katz
a Tune: 5.30 am • 3 am
VHP
ls: 02.03.04.14 21.22.26
Freq. /Power. 35.000 W
we Services AP
network Af/il CBS
$»rkes Tarzian. Inc
P 0. Box 62
Sloommgton IN 47402
Ownership % 100
»anagerr«.'fc
Dennis E biewert President
Dennis I. Siewert Station Manager
Dennis t. Siewert General Manager
Joe Zucharmi Public Service Direct
John Richardson Sales Manager
Ron Rash Sales Manager
On-The-Air:
Don Wells . News Director
NEW HAMPSHIRE
DURHAM
•WEHH-TV Ch. 11 ""
Mast Rd
Durham NH 03824 (Stratford County)
ADI: Boston. MA
Telephone. (603) 862-1047
Ma*ng Address
PO. Bos 1100
Durham NH 03824
Pop. Served: 1.000.000
Year Establish: 1959
Representative: Dorothy Meneghin
Air Tune. 6:00 a M. - 1:00 a.M
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls. 03.08.14.18.19.21.26
Freq./Power: 316.000 W
Wre Services. AP
Network AffU.: EEN. PBS
OMMI«):
University of New Hampshire
P.O. Bon 1100
Durham NH 03824
Ownerships. 100
Arthur J. Singer General Manager
MANCHESTER
nMNffi-TV Ch. 9 ""'
50 Cote St.
Manchester NH 03110
Telephone: (603) 669-9999
Mailing Address:
NEW JERSEY
NEWARK
•WHSE-TV Ch. 68
390 W Market St
Newark Nj 07107 (Essex County)
ADI: New York. NY
Telephone: (201) 643-6800
Mailing Address
390 W. Market St.
Newark NJ 07107
Year Establish 1986
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.23
Freq. /Power. Ch. 68
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: HSN
Owner(»:
HSN Communications. Inc
370 W. Market St
Newark NJ 07107
Ownership V 100
Ella Conners
On-The-AIr:
B* Roller..
. Station Manager
.. News Director
SECAUCUS
•WHOR-TV Ch. 9 "**
9 Broadcast Plz
Secaucus NJ 07094 (Hudson County)
ADI: New York. NY
Telephone: (201) 3484009
Fax: (201) 330-2488
Pop. Served 78.680.000
Year Establish- 1986
Representative: KAT7
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: VHF
Freq. /Power: 186-192 MHZ 47 9
Wire Services: UPI.CNN.CONUS.WN.AP
Network Atfil: Independent
Owner<»):
Pinelands. Inc.
9 Broadcast Plaza
Secaucus NJ 07094
Ownerships: 100
Michael Alexander... . President
Michael Alexander. General Manager
Michael Alexander. General Manager
•»WTV-TV Ch. 41 *""
24 Meadowtaod PKwy.
Secaucus NJ 07094 (Hudson County)
ADI: New York. NY
Telephone: (201) 348-4141
Pop. Served: 2.900.000
Year Establish: 1968
Representative: Uwvisxxi Network Sales
Air Time: 6 - 3:30am
Station Type: UHF
Publicity MtH: 01.03.04
Freq./Power: UHF Channel 41. 2.8
, MegaW
Albuquerque NM 87108
Ownership S: 100
•KGGM-TV Ch. 13
Broadcast Plaza - 14th & Coal Ave..
SW
Albuquerque NM 87104
(Bemakllo County)
ADI. Albuquerque. NM
Telephone. (505) 243-2285
Mailing Address.
P. 0. Box 1294
Albuquerque NM 87103
Pop. Served: 4.000.000
Year Establish 1953
Representative- Katz
Air Time- 6 am - 6 am
Station Type. VHF
Puttoty Mtls: 03
Freq./Power: 89.100 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: CBS
OvnoHs):
New Mexico Bcstg. Co
P.O. Box 1294
Albuquerque NM 87103
Bureau**):
Santa Fe
230 W. Manhattan
Santa Fe NM 87501
Telephone: (SOS) 988-9282
Contact: Ann Moore. Reporter
New Mexico Brdcstng. Co.. Inc
13 Broadcast Plaza. S.W
Albuquerque NM 87104
Telephone: (SOS) 243-2285
Contact: Andrew Heberetreit
ANdrew Hebenstreit President
Brenda Yager . . Pubkc Amurs Direct
Stan Byars Sates Manager
On-TheWUn
Jim Loy News Director
Mike Powers . Sports Commentator
Robin Marshment. . Weather Director
•K6SW-TV Ch. 14 '""
1377 University Ave.. N.E.
AJbuquerque NM 87102
(BemaMlo County)
ADI: Albuquerque. NM
Telephone: (SOS) 842-1414
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 25200
Albuquerque NM 87125
Pop. Served: 1.555.000
Year Establish 1981
Representative: Teterep
Air Time: 24 Hours Daily
Station Type: UHF
Pubierty Mtls: 02.03.04.08.11.12.14.21.
23
Freq./Power: Channel 14. 1.425.000
Watts
Network AfM.- Fox
•KLUZ-TV. Ch. 41
2725 F. Breadbent Parkway. N.E
Albuquerque NM 87107
(BemaMlo County)
ADI: Albuquerque. NM
Telephone: (SOS) 344-5589
Fax: (SOS) 3444714
Year Establish 1989
Air Time: 6'00 am-1:00 am
Station Type: UHF
Network Affil.: Uruvision
OOTM**):
Umvwon of Miami
6405 Nw 41st St
Miami FL 33166
Jaqua Btaya..
Alberto Peralta..
Connie Martinez.
Station Manager
.Sales Manager
•KNAT-TV Ch. 23
1510 Coors Rd.. N.W
AKuquerque NM 87121
(BemaWo County)
ADI: Afeuquerque. NM
Telephone: (SOS) 836*585
MaiM Address:
1510 Coors Rd.. NW
Albuquerque NM 87121
Pop. Served: 256.300
Year Establish: 1980
ncproMntttivc! Attocn Young, Inc.
Ar Tm: 6:30A 12:30*
Station Type: UHF
Pubfccrty Mtls: 02.03.08.26
Freq. /Power: 922 KWS
Wire Services: UPI
Network AIM.: INDY
AD American TV
La Puente CA 91744
Susan" Gamer .... Community Affairs Dir
Susan Gamer Conbnurty Manager
• Susan Gamer Public Affairs Direct
Susan Gainer... . Public Service Direct
. Consumer Affars Edit
....Cultural Affairs D*.
Susan Gainer.
Susan Garner
•KNME-TV Ch. 5
1130 University Blvd. N.E.
Albuquerque NM 87102
(BemaWo County)
ACN: Afeuquerqus. NM
Telephone: (505) 277-2121
Pop. Served: 340.000
Year Establish: 1958
Air rime: 5:45 A.M.-Mionajht
Station Type: VHF
Freq./Power. 26.900 W Visual
Nttwortt AfW." PBS
Owwrtt):
RejjnB. U. ol NH: Bean) of Educator
1130 University Blvd.. NE
Albuquerque NM 87102
Afeuquerque Pub. Schools
Jon H. Cooper General Manager
P.O. Box 9
Manchester NH 03105
Pop. Served: 90.000
Year Establish: 1954
Representative: Seltel
Ar Time: 5:30 am - 2 am
Station Type: VHF
Pubaoty Mtls: 03
Freq. /Power: 282.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network AIM.: ABC
Commercial Dispatch Publishing Co.
P.O. Box 511
Columbus MS 39703
Ownership S: 100
Management:
Bimey Imes . . President
Larry Gdpin . . . General Manager
Caterie Bey Sates Manager
On-The-Mr.
Mites Resmck News Director
livmuiK Mm.. UIHVHIOTI
Crotjna Schwacz Sates Manager
O»TheWUn
HakpS*va News Director
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE
•HOB-TV Ch. 59 """
6320Zun.se
Albuquerque NM 87108
(BemaMlo County)
ADI: Albuquerque. NM
Telephone: (50S£ 265-8331
Pubhcrty Mtls: 03
Freq. /Power Channel 59
Wre Services: UP). AP
Ovaarts):
ContnnnteM BfOertr«Hti>tf COTD
6320Zurase
KGSW • TV. Inc.
1377 University Blvd.
Afevquerque NM 87102
Ownerships: 100
W-nMeCfcrmick ... . S^ Maroger
Debra James News Director
•KKTO-TV Ch. 2 "*"
4505 Montbel PI N.E.
Afeuquerque NM 87107
(BemaMlo County)
ADI: Afeuquerque. NM
Telephone: (SOS) 345-2222
Year Establish: 1983
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.04.06.14
Network Ami.: Indep.
Ownerts):
Coronado Communications Co
4505 Montbel Place N C
Afeuquerque NM 87107
7-ftMimmOMRCiMOVOen'
•MAT-TV Ch, 7
3801 Carlisle. NE
Afeuquerque NM 87107 r\
(BemaliBo County)
ADh Afeuquerque. NM
Telephone: (SOS) 884-7777
MaJang Address:
P. 0. Box 25982
Afeuquerque NM 87125
Pop. Served: 543.751
Year Establish: 1956
Representative: Star
Air Tune: 24 Hours .
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtte-01.03.14.20.24
Freq. /Power: 175.2 MH 87 K
WireSarvices: AP-UPI
PuKtzer Pub. Co.
Ownerships: 100
MiMiMWVMMC
Joseph Pulitzer Praiidiyit
(cottt. next ptft)
lit*ir-r nui'ii nrnmini f
22-UOnH Eator
I'liilill
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C Wayne Godsey
Jeff Sales
On-Tha-AIr:
Elvm T Smith
Roy Leone
Roy Leone
Lisa Breden
General Manager
.Sales Manager
Farm Director
Film Director
Music Director
News Director
ftftnartf
Stanley I
•KBJM-1
7ld N |L
•K06-TV Ch. 4
PO Box 1351
Albuquerque NM 87103
(Bemalillo County)
ADI- Albuquerque. NM
Telephone: (505) 243-4411
Pop. Served 568.700
Year Establish: 1948
Representative- Retry National
Air Time- 24 Hours
Station Type: VHP
Publicity Mils: 02.03
Freq. /Power. 27.200 W. Video. 13.500
W. Audio
Wire Services. AP. UPI
Network Afhl.. NBC
Owner)!):
Hubbard Bcstg. Inc
3415 University Ave
Samt Paul MN 55114
Ownership %. 100
President
Stanley S. Hubbard
Dave Herman
Jerry Danziger
Paula Maes.
Donna Humble .
Rose Mary Yazzi
Paula Maes.
Paula Maes
Bob Evans
Howard Hoffman
Dave Walker
On-Tht-AIn
joe Rael
Bob Richardson .
Paul Davis . . .
. Station Manager
General Manager
Community Affairs Oir
Continuity Manager
. Minority Affairs Dire
. Pubhc Affairs Direct
Public Service Direct
. Sales Manager
.Sales Manager
.Sales Manager
. . Film Director
News Director
. Sports Commentator
CARLSBAD
•KVIO-TV Ch. 6
Box 219
Carlsbad NM 88221 (Eddy County)
ADI: Albuquerque. NM
Telephone: (505) 887-5000
Mailing Address:
4140 Rio Bravo
El Paso TX 79902
Representative- Katz
Air Time 6 am - 1 am
Station Type: VHF
Freq./Power: 100.000 W.
Network Affil.- ABC
OwnerU):
Marsh Media of EP
4140 Rio Bravo
El Paso TX 79902
Ownership %: 100
FARMINGTON
•KOBF-TV
825 W. Broadway
Farmmgton NM 87401
(San Juan County)
ADI: Albuquerque. NM
Telephone: (SOS) 326-1141
Fax:(505)326-1141
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1620
Farmmgton NM 87499
Pop. Served. 109.000
Year Establish: 1983
Representative- Petry
Air Time: 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Pubhoty Mtls: 21
Freq./Power: 316.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.- NBC
Owner).):
Hubbard Broadcasting. Inc
1341 University Ave.
Saint Paul MN 55104
Ownerships: 100
Stanley Hubbard Station Manager
ROSWELL
N Mam St
Roswell NM 88201 (Chaves County)
ADI: Albuquerque. NM
Telephone. (505) 622-2120
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 910
Roswell NM 88202
Pop. Served: 165.200
Year Establish: 1966
Representative KAT7
Air Time 5:30 am-2'00 am
Station Type. VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.08.17.
18.19.20.21.26
Freq. /Power: Channel 10 316 KW
Visual 40.7 KW Aural
Wire Services: AP
Network Aftil CBS
Owner(<):
KGGM-TV/New Mexico Broadcasting
Lee Enterprises. Inc
NEW YORK
ALBANY
•WNYT-TV Ch. 13 "*"
15 N. Pearl St.
Albany NY 12204 (Albany County)
ADI: Albany-Schenectady-Troy. NY
Telephone: (518) 436-4791
Fax: (518) 436-8723
Mailing Address-
P O. Box 4035
Albany NY 12204
Pop. Served: 1.245.000
Year Establish: 1952
Representative: Tele Rep.
Air Time 5:30 am - 2 am
Station Type: VHP
Publicity Mils- 02.03.04
Freq. /Power: 110.000 W ERP
Wire Services. UPI. AP
Network Affil.. NBC
Ownertt):
Viacom. Inc
1515 Broadway
New York NY 10036
Management
Pat Brady. ... . . President
Donald Perry General Manager
Douglas Jones . Public Affairs Direct
Karl Davis . . . . Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Steve Baboulis. . . News Director
Bob Kovachrck .Weather Director
•WTEN-TV Ch. 10 """
341 Northern Blvd.
Albany NY 12204 (Albany County)
ADI: Albany-Schenectady-Troy. NY
Telephone: (518) 436-4822
Fax: (518) 462-6065
Pop. Served: 114.873
Representative: Adam Young. Inc.
Air Time: 6 am-l:30 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mils: 02.03
Freq./Power: 200.000.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Ami.: ABC
Young Broadcasting. Inc.
599 Lexington Ave. 47th Fl.
New York NY 10022
Robert M. Peterson Station Manager
Robert M. Peterson .. .General Manager
Mike Funk . Advertising Manager
Mike Funk Sates Manager
•WXXA-TV. Ch. 23
815 Central Ave. Box 6423
Albany NY 12206 (Albany County)
ADI: Albany-Schenectady-Troy. NY
Telephone- (518) 438-8700
Year Establish 1982
Representative Blair
Air Time- 24 Mrs
Station Type UHF
Network Affil Fox
Ownen;*):
Heritage Broadcasting
Manafement:
Will Meyl Station Manager
Will Meyl . General Manager
Kevin Ohane Sales Manager
BINGHAMTON
•WBNG-TV Ch. 12 ""'
50 Front St
Binghamton NY 13905
(Broome County)
ADI: Binghamton. NY
Telephone: (607) 723-7311
Fax: (607) 723-6973
Mailing Address
Box 1200
Binghamton NY 13902
Pop. Served: 154.400
Year Establish: 1949
Representative: Blair
Air Time 6 am - 2 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18
Freq./Power- 166.000 W ERP
Wire Services: UPI
Network Affil. CBS
Ovner
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•k.r Time 6 55 AM- 1 00 AM
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mils 02.0308 U21
Freq /Power 918.000 W
Wire Services AP
Network Attil ABC
Owneitsl:
Youngstown Broadcasting Ccmoany me
3800 Shady Run Kd
voungstown OH 44502
Ownership ', 100
Management
Geoffrey Pearce Station Manager
Geoffrey Pearce General Manager
Tony Mancino Advertising Manager
Tony Mancino Continuity Manager
Joseph S Dobosh Saies Manager
On-The-Air
Tom Mock News Commentator
Tom Mock News Director
ZANESVILLE
•WHIZ-TV Clt. 18 ""'
629 Downard Rd.
Zanesville OH 43701
(Muskmgum County)
ADI. Zanesville. OH
Telepnone (614)452-5431
Pop. Served 450.000
Year Establish 1953
Representative: Katz Continental
Air Time 5 am-2 am
Station Type. UHF
Publicity Mtls. 01.0203.04.05.06.09.11
12.13.15.19.20.21.23.2426
Freq /Power. Ch 18 • 586.000 KW
Wire Services AP
Network Affil NBC
On-The-AIr:
Rudy Dockray
Dirk Johnston
Farm Director
News Director
Southeastern Onto TV System
Ownership % 100
Management:
Mrs. W. 0 LilticK President
Allan Land General Manager
George Hiotis Community Affairs Dir
Gary Eanch Continuity Manager
Becky Hunt Marketing Director
George Hiotis . Public Affairs Direct
Barbara Mitter Public Service Direct
Barbara Mitter Research Director
Van vanelli Sales Manager
OwTHe-Alr.
Allan Land Editorial Director
George Hiotis Farm Director
George Hiotis News Director
Lori Watiker Weather Director
OKLAHOMA
ADA
•KTEM-TV Ch. 10 "*"
1600 Arlington St
Ada OK 74820 (Pontotoc County)
ADI: Ardmore-Ada OK
Telephone (405)332-3311
Mating Address
P.O. Box 728
Ma OK 7482J
Pep. Served: 238.000
Veer Establish: 1954
Representative: Kati
Air Time: 5:30 am-2.30 am 24 Hours F-
S
Station Type. VHF
Pubkaty Mtls- 01.02.03.06.08.19.20.21.
22^3.24.25.26
Freq./Power. 316.000 W
Wn Services: AP
Network Affil ABC. NBC
OwiMr(s):
Eastern Oklahoma Television Co . Inc
Bune«i(s):
KTEN • Ardmore
Vmita OK 74301
Management:
Tom Johnson President
Tom Johnson General Manager
Garry Carter Sales Manager
LAWTON
•KSWO-TV Ch. 7
3 Mi East Hwy 7
Lawton OK 73502 (Comanche County)
ADI: Wichita Falls-Lawton OK-TX
Telephone (405) 355-7000
Mailing Address
P 0 Bo» 708
Lawton OK 73502
Pop Served- 300.000
Year Establish 1953
Representative Petry
Air Time 5:30 am - 1 am
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls. 01.03.08.13.19.20.21.23.
24.25
Freq./Power. Ch 7-316000 W
Wire Services AP
Network Affil. ABC
R H. Drewry President
Larry Ration General Manager
Jerry Pursley Advertising Manager
Patricia Pitts Pubhc Affairs Direct
Cindy Coleman Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Jan Stratton . News Director
OKLAHOMA CITY
•KAUT-TV Ch. 43 ""'
11901 N. Eastern
Oklahoma City OK 73131
(Oklahoma County)
ADI- Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone: (405) 478-4300
Mailing Address
P.O. Bo* 14843
Oklahoma City OK 73113
Pop Served 500.000
Year Establish 1980
Representative- Petry
Air Time- 24 Hrs
Station Type- UHF
Network Affil FOX
Ownerts):
Heritage Media Group
Station Manager
Harlan Reams
•KFOR-TV
500 E Bntton Rd
Oklahoma City OK 73114
(Oklahoma County)
ADI: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone- (405) 424-4444
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 14068
Oklahoma City OK 73113
Pop. Served 2.177.200
Year Establish: 1949
Representative. KATZ
Air Time: 24 Hours / Day
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtts. 01.02.03.04.05.06.08.12.
13.17.23
Freq./Power: 97 7 KW Visual. 19.5 KW
Aural
Wire Services. AP. UPI
Network Affil.: NBC
Owner*.*):
Palmer Communications. Inc.
1801 Grand Ave.
Des Manes IA 50309
Ownership % 100
•KGMC-TV Ch. 34 ""*
1501 N.E. 85th St
Oklahoma City OK 73131
(Oklahoma County)
ADI: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone. (405) 478-3434
Fax: (405) 478-7705
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 14587
Oklahoma City OK 73113
Pop. Served 1.400.000
Year Establish- 1990
Representative HRP
Air Time 24 Hours
Station Tvpe UHF
Publicity Mtls 01.03.0608.11.14
Own«r:
Oklahoma City Broadcasting Co
1501 N.E 85th
Oklahoma City OK 73131
Ownership % 85
Management:
Ted Baze President
Kenny Betloro Marketing Director
Dan Loving Sales Manager
•KOCO-TV Ch. 5 """
P 0. Box 14555
Oklahoma City OK 73113
(Oklahoma County)
ADI- Oklahoma City. OK
Teteb..one- (405) 478-3000
Fax. (405) 478-4721
Pop. Served 366.481
vear Establish: 1954
Representative: Blair
Air Time- S-1'45 am
Station Type: VHF
Freq./Power: 100.000 W
Wire Services AP. UPI
Network Atfil : ABC
Omwrt*):
Gannett Co
Management
Tom Kirby . . . President
Tom Kirby . General Manager
Brent Henstey Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Mane Flanagan . News Director
•KTBO-TV Ch. 14 *""
3705 N.W. 63rd
Oklahoma City OK 73116
(Oklahoma County)
ADI: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone. (405) 848-1414
Year Establish- 1981
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: UHF
Freq./Power- 471 21 Megahertz(Visl ).
475 74(0ral).398 KW ERA
Network Affil.: TBN
OwMfft):
Marsh Media
Amanllo TX 79105
John Gordon . Station Manager
•MUTV-TV Ch. 9 *°"
7401 N KeHey Blvd
Oklahoma City OK 73111
(Oklahoma County)
ADI: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone (405) 843-6641
Mailing Address
PO Box 14159
Oklahoma City OK 73113
Pop Served. 856.900
Year Establish- 1953
Representative: Teterep
Air Time: 5-1.35 am M-Th. F 5 am-1 20
am
Station Type- VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.08.14.19.20.21.
26
Freq./Power- Channel 9 186-192 MHZ
Wire Services. AP. UPI
Network Affil.: CBS
Griffin Television. Inc.
DM Kennedy President
David GrrHm General Manager
Karen Black Rhodes
Public Service Direct
Rob Kner Sales Manager
Fran Conway . Sales Manager
SAYRE
•KVU-TV Ch. 8 >1U°
P.O. Box 86
Sayre OK 73662 (Beckham County)
ADI: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone- (405) 928-3233
Year Establish. 1970
Air Time: 6 am - 2 am
Station Type: VHF
Network Affil.: ABC
Glenn Neal
Station Manager
TULSA
•KJRH-TV Ch. 2
3701 S. Peona. P 0 Bon 2
Tulsa OK 74105 (Tulsa County)
ADI Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 743-2222
Pop Served. 352.000
Year Establish: 1954
Representative Blair
Air Time- Unlimited
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts: 02.03.04.05.06.08.21.23.
26
Freq./Power: 100.000 W. Video. 10.000
W, Audio
Wire Services- UPI. AP
Network Affil.: NBC
Owner*..):
ScrippJ Howard Bcstg. Co
1100 Central Trust Tower
Cincinnati OH 45202
President
General Manager
.Safe Manager
News urector
Richard J Janssen
BriiDonahue.
M*eVrabac .
On-The-Mr:
EdScripps .
•ROW-TV Ch. 23
5416 S. Yale. Ste 500
Tulsa OK 74135 (Tulsa County)
ADI: Tuba. OK
Telephone: (918) 663-6880
Fax: (918) 491-6650
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 33223
Tulsa OK 74153
Pop. Served- 450.000
Year Establish: 1980
Representative: Katz
Ar Time: 18 Hours Daily
Station Type: UHF
Freq./Power: Ch. 23. 3.3 Mw
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: Fox
OWMItt):
dew Channel Television
Jason EHun..
HatCapron
General Mara
.Silts Manager
•KOTV-TV Ch. 6
302 S. Frankfort
Tulsa OK 74120 (Tuba County)
ADI: Tuba. OK
Telephone. (918) 582-6666
Fax: (918) 582-0678
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 6
Tulsa OK 74101
Pop. Served: 3.924.000
Year Establish: 1949
Representative: Tekjrep
Air Time: 6:00 AM-1:30 AM
Station Type: VHF
Pubkcity Mto: 02.03.04.08.14.17
Freq. /Power: 100.000 W
Network Affil.: CBS
AH Bete
PO. Box 655237
Dallas TX 75265
Ownership^,*: 100
Peter Diaz Advertising Manager
Becky Smith .. Community Attars Or
Dilene Pruett . .. Marketing Director
Bud Brown . . .. Public Affairs Orect
Bud Brown . . Pubhc Service Direct
Peter Diaz Research Director
Peter Diaz Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
Clayton Vaughn.. . News Commentator
Scott Parks New* Director
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•KTKO-TV Ch. 41
5807 S Garnett Ste £
Tulsa OK 74146 (Tulsa County)
ADI Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 250-4100
Mailing Address
PO 80x471440
Tulsa OK 74147
Pop Served 485000
Year Establish 1991
Representative MarK Cjnjer
Air Time 6 am-2 30 am
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.05.06.11.1213.
14.17.19.20.21.23.26
Fr«o./Pow«r Channel 41 1 300000 W
Network Affil NBC. CBS. Sec Affil
Ovnwtl):
RDS Broadcasting
Tulsa OK 74146
Management:
Bob Davis . General Manager
•KTUl-TV Ch. 8 M
P.O Box 8. Lookout Ml
Tulsa OK 74101 (Tulsa County)
ADI. Tulsa. OK
' Telephone (918) 446-3351
i Pop. Served. 355.500
Year Establish 1954
1 Representative The Retry Co
Air Time 5.30 AM-2 30 AM
i Station Type VHP
Publicity Mtls. 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12
Freq./Power 316.000 W. Visual. 63000
W. Audio
i Wire Services- AP
, Network Aflil: ABC
, Own*r(t):
Albntton Comm
1 Washington OC 20002
' Management-
Regma Moon Public Affairs Direct
Regma Moon Public Service Direct
, Randy Pratt .Sales Manager
Station Type VHF
Network Artil CBS
I
OREGON
BEND
•KTVZ-TV
62990 OB Riley Rd
Bend OR 97701 (Deschutes County)
ADI: Bend. OR
Telephone (503)389-6511
Madmg Address:
P 0. Box 149
Bend OR 97709
Pop. Served. 25.600
Year Establish 1977
Representative. Katz Continental
Air Time. £ am - 1 am
Station Type. UHF
Publicity Mtls- 03.21
Freq. /Power- 77.600 W
Wire Services- AP
Network Aftil.: NBC
(hmtrO):
Resort Broadcasting Co
P.O. Box 149
I OR 97709
John Cullen .
John larkin .
John Larkin .
Unda Garnett
Duncan Lamg
On-TlM-AIr:
Unda Garnett.
Dave Jones
President
. . Station Manager
. . General Manager
. Community Affairs Oir
. . .Sales Manager
. . Consumer Affairs Edit
News Director
COOS BAY
•KCBV-TV Ch. 11
Coal Bank Slough Rd.
Coos Bay OR 97420 (Coos County)
ADI: Eugene. OR
Telephone (503) 269-1111
Year Establish 1960
Representative Andmosne & Katz
Air Time: 6 am - 2 am
Northwest Television Inc
Eugene OR 97401
Management:
Bruce Bennett Station Manager
EUGENE
•KE21-TV Ch. 9
2225 Coburg Rd
Eugene OR 97401 (Lane County)
ADI Eugene. OR
Telephone- (503) 485-561 1
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 7009
Eugene OR 97401
Pop. Served. 279.240
Year Establish- 1960
Representative Blair Television
Air Time 6-00 AM-2 00 AM
Station Type. VHF
Publicity Mtls. 01.03.15
Freq /Power- Full Power -Channel 9
Wire Services' AP
Network Affil. ABC
Own«r<»>:
KEZI. Inc
P.O Box 7009
Eugene OR 97401
Ownership % 100
Manaterrwnt:
Carolyn S Chambers
Bruce Uliegren
Carmen Nasnobi
Bruce Barrett
On-The-AIr:
Rebecca Force
John Fischer
President
General Manager
Public Service Direct
Sales Manager
News Director
Weather Director
*KVAL-TV Ch. 13
4575 Blanton Rd
Eugene OR 97405 (Lane County)
ADI. Eugene. OR
Telephone: (503) 342-4961
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1313
Eugene OR 97440
Pop. Served. 920.000
Year Establish: 1954
Representative: KATZ
Air Time: 6 am - 2 30 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls 21
Freq./Power. 316000 W. 216 MHZ
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil CBS
OwMr(s):
Northwest Television. Inc
P.O. Box 1313
Eugene OR 97440
Ownership % 100
Donald E. Tykeson . President
James W. Putney . Station Manager
James W. Putney General Manager
R Wade Hughes . Advertising Manager
Teresa Hughes Community Affairs Oir
C. J. Chambers . Continuity Manager
Gary Livesay . . Minority Affairs Dire
Paul Riess ... . Public Affairs Direct
Teresa Hughes . Public Service Direct
Daw! P. Weinkauf .. Sales Manager
On-Tbe-AIr
Paul Riess Consumer Affairs Edit
Paul Riess Editorial Director
Paul Greene Film Director
Gary F. Livesay Financial Editor
Paul Riess .... . News Director
Todd McKim . . Sports Commentator
Tim Chucy Weather Director
KLAMATH FALLS
•KOTI-TV Ch. 2 TO°
222 S. Seventh St
Klamath Falls OR 97601
(Klamath County)
ADI: Medtord. OR
Telephone-. (503) 884-8131
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 2K
Klamath Falls OR 97601
Pop Served 102.000
Year Establish 1956
Representative Blair International
Air Time 6 - 2am
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls 01 03.14.19.20 21 23.24
26
Freq /Power 85 1 KW. 85 1 V 8 5 A
Wire Services UPI
Network AIM NBC
California - Oregon Broadcasting. Inc
P 0 Box 5M
Medford OR 97501
Ownership % 100
Management:
Patsy Smullm President
Ed Zander Station Manager
Ed Zander Advertising Manager
Ed Zander Sales Manager
On-Tin-Air:
Amy Belkm News Director
Amy Belkm Sports Commentator
MEDFORD
•KOW-TV Ch. 5 ***"
125 S. Fir
Medford OR 97501 (Jackson County)
ADI: Medford. OR
Telephone: (503) 779-5555
Fax- (503) 779-5564
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 5M
Medford OR 97501
Pop Served 475.000
Year Establish- 1953
Representative: Blair Television
Air Time: 6.00 AM-2'00 AM
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls. 02.03.14.19.20.21.23.24,
26
Freq. /Power 63.000 W (60.3 KW)
77.25 V. 81 75 A
Wire Services- UPI
Network Affil . NBC
OwiMrts):
California - Oregon Broadcasting Inc
P 0. Box 5M
Medford OR 97501
Ownership %. 100
BurawO):
KOBI-Coos Bay Office
490 N Second St . Po Box 1727
Coos Bay OR 97420
Telephone: (503) 267-3630
Contact: Ed Zander. General Manager
KOBI-Grants Pass Office
373 Redwood Hwy . P 0 Box 148
Grants Pass OR 97527
Telephone: (503) 476-4477
Contact: Ed Zander. General Manager
Management:
Patricia C Smullm President
Ed Zander General Manager
Ed Zander Sales Manager
•KTVL-TV Ch. 10 ""*
1440 Rossantey Dr.
Medford OR 97501 (Jackson County)
ADI: Medford. OR
Telephone: (503) 773-7373
Fax: (503) 779-0451
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 10
Medford OR 97501
Pop. Served. 331.000
Year Establish: 1961
Representative: Petty
Air Time: 6 am-2:30 am
Station Type: VHF
Freq. /Power: Ch. 10-Full Power
Wire Services: AP
Network Atfil.: CBS
Ovnwtt):
Freedom Newspapers. Inc.
Management:
Tom Long General Manager
On-Ttw-Air:
Gayle Mitchell News Director
PORTLAND
•KATU-TV Ch. 2
2153 N E Sandy Blvd
Portland OR 97232 (Multnoman County)
ADI Portland OR
Telephone (503) 231-4222
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 2
Port'and OR 97207
Pop Served 784400
Year Establish 1962
Representative- Telerep
Air Time- 24 Hrs
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.06.08,12.13
14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Fi« ./Power 100.000 W Channel 2
Wire Services- AP. UPI
Network AHil.- ABC
Owntrjs):
Fisher Broadcasting Inc
100 Fourth Ave.. N E
Seattle WA 98109
Ownership % 100
Bureau)*):
Washington News Bureau
444 N. Capitol St.. *601 - A
Washington DC 20001
Telephone- (202) 783-0322
Contact: Tim HHIiard
Management:
Patrick M. Scott .. President
JoeHaWerlin .. . Public Affairs Direct
Karen Heniger .Sales Manager
Stan Hubert .Sales Manager
Tom Oberg. ... Sates Manager
On-The-AIr:
Karl Zedell . News Direc*
•ROW-TV Ch. 8 '
1501 SW Jefferson St
Portland OR 97201 (Multnomah Coun
AOI: Portland. OR
Telephone: (503) 226-5000
Pop Served- 825.900
Year Establish: 1956
Representative. Blair TV
Air Time 24 Hrs.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls. 01
Freq./Power: 316.000 W
Wire Services- UPI. NBC Tape Excerpts.
AP
Network Affil.: NBC
Owners):
King Bcstg Co
333 Dexter Ave
Seattle WA 98109
Ownership % 100
Eric Bremner .. President
Dennis Williamson General Manage*
Boyd Levet.. Community Affairs On
Steve Newman . Sales Manager
On-Tlw-Aln
Phil Wenstland .. . News Director
Joe SoWIe Weather Director
«KOIN-TV Ch. 6 ""*
222 SW Columbia St
Portland OR 97201 (Multnomah County)
ADI: Portland. OR . , ,
Telephone. (503) 464-0600
Fax: (503) 464-0717
Pop. Served: 805.000
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: Harrington. Righter &
Parsons. Inc.
Air Time. 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.04.05.06.07.08.11.
12.U.1S.16 "—-
Freq./Power 100.000 W
Wire Services: AP. UPI. CBS
Network Affil.. CBS
Owners):
Lee Enterprises. Inc.
215 N Main St.
Davenport IA 52801
Ownership V 100
Management:
Lloyd G. Schermer ... . President
Mick Schafbuch . General Manager
Steve Currie... . Community Affairs Dir
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Owrwr<«):
RKO General, me
1440 Broadway
New York NY 10018
Ownership V, 100
Management:
Shane O'Neil President
Alex Bonner General Manager
Jack Bolton Sales Manager
Jimmie Mitchell Sales Manager
On-TlM-Air:
Don Bradley News Director
•MJMT.TV, en. 30
2876 Directors Cove
Memphis TN 38131 (Shelby County)
ADI- Memphis. TN
Telephone (901) 346-3030
Fax: (901) 346-1451
Year Establish 19S3
Representative Petry
Air Time: 6.00 am-4 00 am
Station Type UHF
0«Mrt»):
Max Media
General Manager
Sales Manager
Mome Bench
Joseph Mazza
nine-TV Ch. 5
1960 Union Ave
Memphis TN 38104 (Shelby County)
Ad: Memphis. TN
Telephone (901) 726-0555
Maftng Address.
P 0. Box 40420
Memphis TN 38174
Pop. Served: 925.000
Year Establish 1948
Representative. Blair-TV
Air Time 6 A.M.-2 A.M.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mils: 01.02.03.08.17.19.23
Fr«q./Power- Channel 5
Wire Services: AP. NBC. CNN. CNN II
Network Aflil NBC
Ownartth
Scnpps Howard Bcstg Co
1100 Central Trust Tower
Cincinnati OH 45202
Ownership %. 100
Richard J Janssen President
Ron Klayman Station Manager
Ron Klayman . General Manager
PMip Slavick Community Affairs Dir
Joe Cooper Sales Manager
On-The-Atr
Mason Granger News Director
•WFTY-TV Ch. 24
222SUwonAv
Memphis TN 38104 y County)
ADI: Memphis. TN
Telephone: (901) 278-2424
Fax: (901) 2724759
Pop. Served. 961.000
Year Establish: 1978
Representative: Seltel
Ar Time: 6 am - 2 am
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.19.21
Network Aflil. FOX
OwMff.tr.
Chaw Communications
1 Commercial Plaza
Hartford CT 06103
Ownership K: 100
. Public Affairs Direct
Sales Manager
. .Sales Manager
Sales Manager
Cns Stovall
Jack Peck .
Rota) Barnes .
Chuck Spohn
miKG-TV Ch. 3
803 Channel 3 Or
Memphis TN 38103 (Shelby County)
AW: Memphis. TN
Telephone- (901) 577-0100
Fa»: (901) 577-0198
Pop. Served 675.000
Year Estabksh: 1956
Representative. Katz
Air Time 24 Hours
Station Type- VHF
Network Aflil. UPl
Ownerts):
The New York Times Bcstg Service me
New York Times Co . The
229 W 43rd St
New York NY 10036
Ownership '/« 100
Management:
Olin F Moms President
Olm Morris General Manager
Florence Howard Public Affairs Direct
On-The-Afr
Tim Morrissey News Director
NASHVILLE
•WKRN-TV Ch. 2 *""
Broadcast Center. 441 Murtreesboro
Rd.
Nashville TN 37210 (Davidson County)
ADI: Nashville. TN
Telephone- (615) 248-7222
Pop. Served. 670.900
Representative Adam - Young. Inc
Air Tune. 5 am - 2 30 am
Station Type. VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.06.08.12.14.
20.21.23
Freq./Power: 100.000 W
Wire Services. UPl. AP
Network Aflil. ABC
Ownard):
Adam - Young Broadcasting
New York NY 10001
Ownertl):
Channel Two Television inc.
Ownership % 100
Management
May Dean Cberlmg
Community Affairs Dir
Bob Jemison Public Affairs Direct
Robert C Cliff Sales Manager
Larry Landaker Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Bob Fussell Film Director
Mike Cohen News Director
Ron Howes Weather Director
•WXMT-TV, Ch. 30
300 Peabody St
Nashville TN 37210 (Davidson County)
ADI: Nashville. TN
Telephone: (615) 256-3030
Fax: (615) 244-7442
Air Time: 6:00 am-1:00 am
Station Type: UHF
Ownen»:
Central Tenn Broadcasting
OanMaslan
Evelyn KeHer
tvctyn K(Hcr
Evelyn Keller
Phil Cnhfield
On-The-Alr
Evelyn Keller
Bit Lord .
Steve Phillips
. . General Manager
. Community Affairs Dir
Public Affairs Direct
Public Service Direct
. . . Sales Manager
.Consumer Affairs Edit
. . News Director
Sports Commentator
Bob Jay.
Gloria Coscarelli
Greg Pittman
T
Michael Thompson . . General Manager
•WZTV-TV Ch. 17 '""
631 Mainstream Or
Nashville TN 37228 (Davidson County)
AM: Nashville. TN
Telephone: (615) 244-1717
Representative: Seltet
Air Time: 24 Hours
Station Type: UHF
Network Affil : FOX
General Manager
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
Acts
TEXAS
ABILENE
'WSwW-TV Ch. 4
5700 Knob Rd
Nashville TN 37209 (Davidson County)
ADI: Nashvrile. TN
Telephone: (615) 353-4444
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 4
Nashville TN 37202
Pop. Served: 646.100
Year Establish: 1950
Representative: Tekrrep
Air Time: 6:00 AM-ltf) AM
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.06.08.10.13.15.16.
26
Freq./Power: 100.000 W. Video: 50.000
W. Audio
Wire Services- UPl. AP
Network Affil • NBC
Ownetts):
Cook Inlet Television Partners
P.O. Box 4
NaanviHe TN 37202
Ownership V 100
.... President
.General Manager
... Sales Manager
. News Director
•KMBC-TV Ch. 9
4510 S. 14Th St.
Abilene TX 79605 (Taylor County)
ADI: AMene-Sweetwater. TX
Telephone: (915) 692-4242
Mailing Address:
PO. Box 178
Abilene TX 79604
Pop. Served- 1.000.000
Year Establish: 1953
Representative- Blair TV
Air Time- 401
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.06
Freq./Power: 316.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil..- NSC
OwMftf):
AMene Radio & TV Co.
4510 S. 14th
AMene TX 79605
Ownerships: 100
Mike Kettenring
Mike Kettenring.
Bob Stettner
On-The-AIr
AlanGriggs. ..
•WTVF-TV Ch. 5
474 James Robertson Parkway
Nashville TN 37219 (Davidson County)
ADI: NashmHe. TN
Telephone: (615) 244-5000
Pop. Served: 500.000
Year Establish: 1954
Representative: Petry Television
Air Time. 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls 01.03.24
Freq./Power: 100.000 W
Wire Services: AP. UPl
Network Am.: CBS
Dale Ackers President
Ken Knox Station Manager
Dale Ackers General Manager
OowrantBols. . Pubkc Affairs Direct
Juke Andrepulos Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
Bemadette Hamilton
Consumer Affairs Edit
Harry Holt Farm Director
Jerry Desmond News Commentator
Janryn Echols News Commentator
Downing Bout . News Director
John Neese . . .Sports Commentator
•RTAB-TV Ch. 32 *""
5401 S 14th St.
Abilene TX 79606 (Taylor County)
ADI: AMene-Sweetwater. TX
Telephone. (915) 695-2777
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 5676
Abilene TX 79608
Pop. Served. 106.900
Year Establish: 1991
Representative: KATZ-Continental
Air Time: 6:30 A.M.-l A.M.
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.06.080910
12.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21
Freq /Power- Ch 32 2.050.000
Wire Services. AP
Network Affil.. CBS
Owners):
Shamrock Broadcasting. Inc.
4444 Lakeside Dr
Burbank CA 91505
Ownership % 100
•KTXS-TV Ch. 12 "
4420 N. Clark
Abilene TX 79603 (Taylor County)
ADI: AMene-Sweetwater. TX
Telephone: (915) 677-2281
Maikng Address:
P.O. Box 2997
AMene TX 79604
Pop. Served: 230.100
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 6 am • 1 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.06.21
Freq. /Power: Channel 12
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: ABC
Owner's):
Lanco Comm.. Inc
P.O. Box 2997
AMene TX 79604
Ownership V 100
Station
. .Sates Manager
Clay Mdstead.
Jackie Ruttodge.
AMARILLO
•WMW-TV Ch. 4 "",
2000 N Poh St
Amanllo TX 79107 (Potter County) '
ADI: Amanllo. TX
Telephone: (806) 383-3321
Marimg Address:
P.O. Box 751
Amanllo TX 79189
Pop. Served: 144,000
Representative: John Blair & Co.
Air Time- Fulltime
Station Type: VHF
Pubhcrty Mtls: 01.03.04.06.08.12,13.14.
15.19.20.21.23.26
Freq. /Power: Ch. 4 (MHZ 66 - 72) 100
KW Visual. 10 KW Aural
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: NBC
OwMrtl):
Carman Communications. Inc.
P 0. Box 1224
AmmHo TX 79185
Ownership S: 100
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*KCIT-TV, Ch. 14 ' '*"
1015 S. Fiknore
Amanllo TX 79101 (Potter County)
ADI: Amanllo. TX
Telephone: (806) 374-1414 :
Fax: (806) 371-0408-
Pop. Served: 167.300 — - -
Year Establish: 1967 *
Representative: Seltel .
Ar Time: 6:00 am-2OO am
Station Type: UHF
Network AfM.: Fox
BSP Broadcasting
Pete DeAcasta.
JoeMuUer... .
George Schmidt.
General Manager
.. .Sales I
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oadway & Cherry
nanllo TX 79189 (Potter County)
)l Amarillo. TX
•lephone: (806) 383-2226
ailing Address.
PO Box 1400
Amanllo TX 79189
op. Served: 475.500
ear Establish 1953
epresentative Retry
ir Time. 5.30 am • 2 am
tation Type: VHF
ublKaty Mils: 03.04.05.06.07.10.12.19
req. /Power: 316,000 w
/ire Services. AP
letwork Aftil. CBS
"anhandle Telecasting
'.0 Box 1400
^mar«o TX 79189
Ownership %. 100
Mifce Lee.
Lyrme Renken
Joyce Austin.
Lyrme Renken
Joy Sherrod..
Joyce Austin.
On-Tbe-AlR
Wade Davis..
Watt Howard .
Dave Oliver. .
Station Manager
Community Affairs Dir
Continuity Manager
Public Service Direct
. .Sales Manager
Sales Manager
. Film Director
News Director
Weather Director
"ICVII-TV Ch. 7
1 Broadcast Center
Amanllo TX 79101 (Potter County)
ADI: Amanllo. TX
Telephone: (806) 373-1787
Fax: (806) 371-7329
Mailing Address.
1 Broadcast Ctr.
Amanllo TX 79101
Pop. Served: 262.200
Year Establish: 1957
Representative: Katz
Air Time: 6:00 AM-2:00 AM
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.14.19.20.24.26
Freq./ Power: Channel 7 Max
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: ABC
Marsh Media. Inc.
One Broadcast Center
Amanllo TX 79101
Ownership %. 100
Marsh Media. Inc.
One Broadcast Ctr.
Amanllo TX 79101
Telephone: (806) 373-1787
Contact: John Janeway.
Business Manager
Management
Oirk Bnnkerhof) General Manager
Rick Mills Sales Manager
AUSTIN
•KBVO-TV, Ch. 42
10700 Metric Blvd
Austin TX 78758 (Travis County)
ADI: Austin. TX
Telephone (512) 835-0042
Fax: (512) 837-6753
Year Establish: 1981
Representative Katz
Air Time. 6:00 am-1.30 am
Station Type UHF
Network Affil. Fox
OwiMn»:
Rustia Television
Management:
Ray McEachera. . Station Manager
Steve Beard . .. General Manager
Joe Killebrew . Sales Manager
SI&55
•KLRU-TV Ch. 18
2501 - B Whitis
Austin TX 78705 (Travis County)
ADI: Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 471-4811
Year Establish. 1962
Air Time: 6 am • 12 am
Station Type: UHF
Network Affil: PBS
Own»r<»):
Capital of Texas Pub. Tel. Council
Management:
Bill Arhos General Manager
XIV
•KTBC-TV Ch. 7
119E. 10th St.
Austin TX 78701 (Travis County)
ADI: Austin. TX
Telephone- (512) 476-7777
Fax: (512) 495-7001
Pop. Served: 345.109
Year Establish: 1952
Representative. H R. P
Air Time: 24 Hours/Day
: 316.000 W Video. 31.600
w! Aural
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: CBS
Times Mirror Broadcasting
Brdcst.Div.Off..280 Park Ave
New York NY 10017
Ownership %. 100
James R. McCormick . President
James R McCormick. Station Manager
James R. McCormick . General Manager
Lori Lewis-Arrcola Public Affairs Direct
John Patrick .. . .Sales Manager
Charlie Patterson . . .. FHm Director
David Green News Commentator
Steve Prrtchard News Director
Terry Amburn... . Sports Commentator
ten Slesick Weather Director
ARLINGTON
•KTXA-TV Ch. 21 *""
1712 E. Randol Mill Rd.
Arlington TX 76011 (Tarrant County)
ADI: Dallas-ft Worth. TX
Telephone- (817) 265-2100
Fax: (817) 265-5949
Year Establish 1981
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.06.08.12
Freq./Power. Ch 21
Ownertt):
Paramount Group
NUratjmwnk
Jack Harrison
Stan Teater .
Meal Spelce . . .
Victor Ovalle . .
Charles King . . .
Mary Lou Davis .
On-The-AIr:
Tim Gardner
Dave Cody . .
Connor Vemon .
.General Manager
. . . Marketing Director
. Public Affairs Direct
Public Service Direct
... . Sales Manager
. . Sales Manager
News Director
. Sports Commentator
.Weather Director
Management:
Joe T. Jerkins President
Craig Dubon General Manager
Pat Crovister Public Affairs Direct
Debbie Brizandme Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Carole Kneeiand News Director
•KXAN-TV Ch. 36 '*"*
908 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Austin TX 78701 (Travis County)
ADI: Austin. TX
Telephone (512) 476-3636
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 490
Austin TX 78767
Pop Served 312.155
Year Establish- 1965
Representative Blair
Air Time 24 Hrs
Station Type. UHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.08.21.
25.26
Freq./Power 5.000.000 W
Wire Services- AP. NBC. News Program
Services.
Network Affil. NBC
Ownen»:
KXAN. Inc . Austin. TX
908 W. MLK Blvd.
Austin TX 78701
Management:
Jane Wallace . .. .President
Jane Wallace General Manager
Hector DeLuna . Continuity Manager
Nancy Knox Public Service Direct
On-The-AIr:
Kenny Kuykendahl Film Director
Jim Lannmg . Music Director
Robert Hadlock . News Commentator
Mary Lou Harchanc News Commentator
Jeff Klotzman . News Director
Michael Coleman . .Sports Commentator
Mike Clay . Weather Director
BEAUMONT
•KMIT.TV Ch. 12 *""
525 Interstate 10 S
Beaumont TX 77701 (Jefferson County)
ADI: Beaumont-Port Arthur. TX
Telephone (409) 833-7512
Mailing Address:
Box 1550
Beaumont TX 77704
Pop. Served: 463.900
Year Establish- 1961
Representative: KATZ
Air Time. 5 am • 2 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.06.08.10.19.21
Freq. /Power: 360.000 Wans Aureal /
316.000 Watts Visual
Wire Services: AP
Network Anil.: ABC
Owners):
Texas Telecasting. Inc.
PO Box 1550
Beaumont TX 77704
Ownership % 100
•KVUE-TV Ch. 24
3201 Steck Ave.
Austin TX 78758 (Travis County)
ADI: Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 459-6521
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 9927
Austin TX 78766
Pop. Served: 671.300
Year Establish: 1971
Freq./Power: 1.950.000 W
Wire Services: AP. UPI
Network Affil.: ABC
Owner(»):
Asnbsidiary of the Gormett Co.. Inc
P.O. Box 9927
Austin TX 78766
Ownership % 100
Publicity Mtls- 03
Freq./Power: 100.000 W
Wire Services. AP
Network Affil CBS
Own»r(»h
Freedom Newspapers. Inc.
Alan Bell
Larry Beaulieu
Rix Garey
Ed Smith
Wayne Sparrow
Ed Smith
Ed Smith
Rix Garey
On-The-AIr:
J D Nixon
John Duggan
David Lowell
Greg Bostwick .
. President
General Manager
Advertising Manager
Community Affairs Dir
Minority Affairs Dire
Public Affairs Direct
Public Affairs Direct
Sales Manager
Farm Director
. Film Director
News Director
Weather Director
Michael D. Me Kmnon President
Max A. SWower General Manager
Max A. SMower General Manager
Don Dans Advertising Manager
Jacalyn MoutebeKo .Public Affairs Direct
Tom Michalk Sales Manager
On-Tne-Alr.
Gary Smith Film Director
Russ Stockton News Director
•KFDM-TV Ch. 6 *""
2955 Interstate 10. E.
Beaumont TX 77702 (Jefterson County)
ADI: Beaumont-Port Arthur. TX
Telephone: (409) 892-6622
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 7128
Beaumont TX 77726
Pop. Served- 158.200
Year Establish: 1955
Representative: Petry
Air Time: 21 Hours
Station Type: VHF
BRYAN
•RBTX-TV Ch. 3
4141 E. 29th
Bryan TX 77802 (Brazos County)
ADI: Waco-Temple-Bryan. TX
Telephone: (409) 846-7777
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 3730
Bryan TX 77805
Pop. Served: 75.000
Year Establish: 1957
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 6 am - 1 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts: 02.03.04
Freq./Power: 60.300 W
Wire Services: UPI
Network Affil.: CBS
Owner(t):
Brazos Bcstg. Co.
Manacement
Tom Pears
Jim Baronet Station Manager
Jon Boaz Sates Manager
On-The-AIr:
Jeff Braun News Director
Bob French. ... Weather Dmctor
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•Kill-TV Ch. 3 ""*
4750 S. Padre Island Dr.
Crp Chnsti TX 78411 (Nueces County)
ADI: Corpus Chnsti. TX
Telephone: (512) 854-4733
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 6669
Crp Chnsti TX 78466
Pop. Served: 505.900
Year Establish: 1964
Representative: Katz
Air Time: 24 Hours A Day
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts. 01.03.04.05.06.11.12.13.
14.19.21.23
Freq./Power: 61.24 MHZ. 100000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Aftt.: ABC
Ovmntt
Texas Television. Inc.
Michael D. McKmnon .......... ___
Bidy Brotherton ...... Station Manager
Jessica Mahafley . . . Continuity Manunc
Jessica Mahaffey .. Public Service Direct
Ba Brotherston ........ Sales Manager
Agnes Gilcrease .......... Ffen Director
Rob Dean .............. News Director
Dan McReynoMs . . Sports Commentator
Joe Diaz ............ Weather Director
Kathenne CruUers __ '' . _,_
........... Women's CommentxtOP
•ROM-TV Ch. 28 "*"
102 N. Mesqurte
Crp Chnsti TX 78401 (Nueces County)
ADI: Corpus Chnsti. TX
Telephone: (512) 883-2823
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2667
Crp Chnsti TX 78403
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=op Served- 364 500
vear Establish- 1977
Representative Urwision
Air Time 102 Hours
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mils 01.02.030405.06.0708.
09.10.11.12
Freq./Power 1 45 MW ERP
Wire Services- AP
Network Arfil u Division
Owner**):
Tetecorpus. Inc
102 N. Mesqute
Crp Christi TX 78401
Ownership % 100
Jose R. De Leon President
Servando Cabaltero Station Manager
Sorvando Caballero General Manager
Rene Bosquez Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
Javier Colmenero News Director
•WBS-TV Ch. 6 ""*
409 S. Staples
Crp Chnsti TX 78401 (Nueces County)
AW: Corpus Chrtsti. TX
Telephone. (512)883-6511
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 840
Crp Chnsti TX 78403
Pop. Served: 493.000
Year Establish: 1956
Representative: Petry National
Air Time: 24 Hrs
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mils: 02.03.19.20.21
Freq. /Power 100.000 W. Video: 20.000
W. Audio
Wire Services- AP
Network Ami.: NBC
Network Aftil • Ind /Fox Television
Owner*.):
Fox Television Stations. Inc
P 0. Box 9000
Beverly Hills CA 90213
Ownership %. 100
Management
Gayle Bramma • Paul .General Manager
Nod Medina Public Affairs Direct
Kathy Sanders. Sales Manager
V, Ch. 27
433 Regal Row
Dallas TX 75247 (Dallas County)
ADI. Oallas-Ft Worth. TX
Telephone. (214) 637-2727
Fax: (214) 637-2201
Year Establish: 1981
Representative: Adam Young
Air Time: 6:00 am-3:00 am
Station Type: UHF
Dallas Media Investors Corp
John McKay
John McKay.
John McKay. .
Joe Zambardino
Dan Corken
President
Station Manager
.General Manager
. Sales Manager
Sales Manager
Guff Coast Broadcasting Co
P.O. Box 840
Crp Chnsti TX 78403
' I %: 100
••annum.
T. Frank Smith. Jr
T. Frank Smith. Jr
CharkeBnte. .
Oe-TheWUr:
Jane* Webb .
Fred Jordan
President
General Manager
. Sales Manager
. . Film Director
. . . News Director
Jeff Rosser. .
Jeff Rosser.
Frank Gregg.
On-Th»Mn
Mike Sechrist.
•KFWfVTV Cl
•OTV-TV Ch. 10
301 Artesian
Crp Chnsti TX 78401 (Nueces County)
ADI: Corpus Chnsti. TX
Telephone: (512) 883-7070
Pop. Served: 232.000
Year Estabfcsh: 1956
Representative: Seltel. Inc
Ar Time: 6 am -1 am
Station Type: VHF
Freq./Power: 316 KW Channel 10
Wire Services: AP
Network Afffl.: CBS
•KDFW-TV Ch. 4
400 N. Griffin
Dallas TX 75202 (Dallas County)
ADI: DaNas-Ft. Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 720-4444
Pop. Served: 644.401
Year Establish. 1950
Representative: Katz
Air Time: 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Freq./Power- 100.000 W. Video. 20.000
W. Audio
Wire Services: UP). AP
Network Affil.: CBS
Oemerd):
Times Mirror Broadcasting
President
General Manager
... Sales Manager
. News Director
3000 W. Story Rd.
Dallas TX 75235 (Dallas County)
ADI: DaNas-Ft. Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 255-5200
Year Establish: 1988
Ar Time: 7:00 am-2:00 am
Station Type: UHF
Network Affil.: Telemundo
.General Manager
Inter Span Comm
Arthur Gray
SStt
K-Sa Television. Inc
P.O. Box TV 10
Carpus Chrsti TX 78401
Vwtn M. Kennedy President
VMn M. Kennedy .. General Manager
Ok>Tk»Mn
Dewe Johnson . News Director
DALLAS
•NMF-TV Ch. 33 ""'
8001 John Carpenter Frwy
Dates TX 75247 (Dallas County)
ADI: Datos-Ft. Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 634-8833
Fax (214) 634-0439
Pop. Served: 1.744.000
Year Establish: 1984
Representative: Petry
Ar Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type. UHF
Publicity Mtts: 01.02.03.06.08.14.19.23
Freq /Power: Ch. 33. 584 - 590 MHZ.
Eft. Pwr.. 5 M W
•KTWS-TV Ch. 27
433 Real Row
DaHasTX 75247 (Dallas County)
ADI: DaHas-Ft. Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 637-2727
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: UHF
Owner)*):
Dabs Medn Directors
John McKay.
.General Manager
•WTX-TV Ch. 39
3900 Harry Mines Blvd.
Dallas TX 75219 (Dallas County)
ADI: DaHas-Ft. Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 521-3900
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 19307
Dallas TX 75219
Pop. Served: 4,351.700
Year Establish: 1968
Representative: HRP. Inc.
Air Tune: 24 Hours
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mthv 02.03
Freq./Power: 4508 KW Vis. 450 KW
Aur
Wire Services None
Network Ami Independent
Owner(i):
CBN Continental Bcstg. Network me
CBN Center
Virginia Bch VA 23464
Ownership 'A. 100
Management:
Tim Robertson President
Michael Carter General Manager
Karin Hover Community Affairs Oir
Kathy Wood Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
Bryon Sartain Film Director
Karin Hoyer News Commentator
•WFAA-TV Ch. 8
Communications Clr
Dallas TX 75202 (Dallas County)
ADI: DaUas-Ft. Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 748-9631
Pop. Served: 3.249.000
Year Establish 1949
Representative: Telerep
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts 03
Freq./Power: 316.000 W. Video
Wire Services: AP. UPI
Network Ami.: ABC
Owner**):
A. H. Belo Corp.
Communications Center
Dallas TX 75265
Ownersrup %• 100
WFAA-7V. Inc.
Communications Center
Dallas TX 75202
David T. Lane .
Buff Darham
Dam) T. Lane .
Alva Goodall . .
Katherme HiH .
John Rizzuti
Mike Doyle .
On-The-AIr:
John Mwer
President
Station Manager
General Manager
Community Affairs Oir
. . . Sales Manager
Sales Manager
. . Sales Mana~r
. . News Director
EL PASO
•KCIK-TV Ch. 14
3100 N Stanton St.
El Paso TX 79902 (El Paso County)
ADI: El Paso. TX
Telephone: (915) 533-1414
Matting Address:
3100 N. Stanton St.
a Paso TX 79902
Pop. Served: 231,400
Year Estabksh. 1982
Representative: Petry. Inc.
Ar Time: 6 am • Midnight
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtts: 03.04.19.26
Freq./Pewer: 375.000 W Visual
NetWOnt Attic.! Fox
Owiiart*):
KCIK TV. Inc.
3100 N. Stanton
El Paso TX 79902
Ownership %: 100
Rebecca Benson... Public Affairs Direct
On-TheWUR
Larry Pepin Film Director
•KMC-TV Ch. 4 ""'
2201 Wyoming Ave.
El Paso TX 79903 (El Paso County)
ADI: El Paso. TX
Telephone: (915) 532-6551
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1799
El Paso TX 79999
Pop. Served: 940.800
Year Establish: 1952
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 5:30-2:00 A.M.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts: 03
Freq./Power: I
: 66-72: 100.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Atfil CBS
Ownerts):
KDBC • TV. Ltd. Partnership
P.O. Box 1799
El Paso TX 79999
Ownersmp % 100
Hugh V Roche
Beverly Dudley
Margie LaFluer
On-The-AIr:
Bill Mitchell
Steve Hmkle
John DeLatorre
General Manager
Community Affairs Dir
Sales Manager
. Editorial Manager
News Director
Weather Director
•HINT-TV. Ch. 26
5426 N Mesa
El Paso TX 79912 (El Paso County)
ADI: El Paso. TX
Telephone: (915) 581-1126
Fax: (915) 581-1393
Year Establish. 1984
Representative: Unnmon
Air Time: 6:00 am-2:00 am
Station Type: UHF
Network AMI.: Unmsion
Owner)*):
Pasco De None Broadcasting Corp.
5426 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79912
Dr. LA Camefcnia
ArtOhvar
Roa McDamel
General Manager
Sales Manager
•KTSM-TV Ch. 9
801 N. Oregon
El Paso TX 79902 (El Paso County)
ADI: El Paso. TX
Telephone: (915) 532-5421
Pop. Served: 397.000
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: Blair TV
Air Time: 24 Hrs. M-F 6 am-1 am Sa/
Su
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mils: 03.14.20.23
Freq./Power 316.000 W. Video: 42.700
W. Aural
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: NBC
Owner)*):
Tn-State Broadcasting Co.. Inc
801 N. Oregon St.
El Paso TX 79902
Richard Pearson General Manager
Katw Carlson . .. Marketing Director
Cindy Collins .... Public Service Direct
Larry Bracher Sale* Manager
Micah Johnson.
Barry Finn...
..Mews Director
. Weather Director
•KVU-TVCh.7
4140 Rio Bravo
El Paso TX 79902 (El Paso County)
AU: El Paso. TX
Telephone: (915) 532-7777
Pop. Served: 700.000
Year Establish: 1976
Representative: KATZ Television
Air Time: 4 am-1 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtts: 02.03.06.10.14.15.18.19.
20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freq./Power 175-179 316.000 W
wnre Services^ AP
Network ArH.: ABC
OwlNf^s);
Marsh Media. Q Paso
600 S. Tyter.J2077
Amantto TX 79101
Ownersrup%: 100
Station Manager
. .Sales Manager
.Sates Manager
. Film Director
News Director
. Weather Director
John Rnmehart .
Dan Overstreet
Chart* Steed.
On-TkeWur
Rubenn Carillo.
Gary Warner
David George..
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FORT WORTH
•KTVT-TV Ch. 11 '"''
5233 Bridge St
Fort Worth TX 76103 (Tarrant County)
ADI- Dallas-Ft Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 451-1111
Mailing Address
Box 2495
Fort Worth TX 76113
Pop. Served- 4.949.007
Year Establish 1955
Representative MMT
Air Time 24 Hours
Station Type. VHP
Publicity Mils: 01.02.03.06.11.14 19.21.
24.26
Freq./Power- 199.24 MnZ V 20374
MHZ A. 316 KW
Wire Services. AP
Network Atfil. Independent
0«Mf(t):
Gaylord Broadcasting Co
1011 N. Central Expy.
Dallas TX 75201
Ownership % 100
Station Manager
General Manager
Public Affairs Direct
. .Sales Manager
.Sales Manager
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
News Director
John DeRoche
Ed Trimble
Clem Candelana
Bnan Jones
Donna Coomer
Bill Maples
Kyrnberly Redmond
On-Th*-Alr:
James Holland
•KXAS-TV Ch. 5
3900 Barnett St
Fort Worth TX 76103 (Tarrant County)
ADI: Dallas-Ft Worth. TX
Telephone: (B17) 429-5555
Madmg Address:
PO. Box 1780
Fort Worth TX 76101
Pop. Served: 1.500.000
Year Establish: 1948
Representative. Blair Television
Air Time. 24 Hrs
Station Type- VHF
Freq. /Power 100.000 W. Visual. 60.300
W. Aural
Wire Services: AP. UPI
Network Affil: NBC
OVMttt):
tin Broadcasting Corp
Ownership % 100
Management:
Doug Adams . . . President
Doug Adams . . General Manager
Lee Spiezkerman Advertising Manager
Nada Ruddock. Community Affairs Dir
Nada Ruddock Public Service Direct
Ken Waterman. .Sales Manager
Patty Parker.. Sales Manager
Teanne Garfield Sales Manager
Stuart Kellogg . News Director
Scott Murray . Sports Commentator
HARLINGEN
•KGBT-TV Ch. 4
9201 W. Expressway 83
Htringen TX 785S2 (Cameron County)
AM: McAllen-BrownsviHe. TX
Telephone: (512) 421-4444
Fix (512) 421-2318
Ma*ng Address
P.O. Box 2567
Harkngen TX 78551
Pop. Served 211.900
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: Katz
Air Time. 24 Hours
Station Type- VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.14.19.20.21
Freq./Power- 100.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.- CBS
Owiwrts):
KGBT - TV. L P
P.O. Box 2567
Harkngen TX 78551
Management:
Tom Draper President
Carrie Cox Community Affairs Dir
Carrie Cox Public Service Direct
Jim Louder Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Kevin Steele Sports Commentator
Larry James Weather Director
HOUSTON
•KHOU-TV Ch. 11 °"°
1945 Allen Parkway
Houston TX 77019 (Harris County)
ADI- Houston TX
Telephone (713) 526-1111
Mailing Address:
PO. Box 11
Houston TX 77001
Pop. Served: 1.483.200
Year Establish 1953
Representative. Telerep
Air Time 24 Hours
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.21.23.24.26
Freq./Power Video 199 26MHZ Audio
203.76 MHZ
Wire Services. UPI AP. CBS News. CNN
Network Affil CBS
On-TrwAIr:
Sieve Ramsey
News Director
A. H. Belo Corp
Comm Center. 400 Record St
Dallas TX 75265
Ownership V. 100
Allan E. Howard President
Allan E Howard General Manager
Cns Perez Community Affairs Dir
Rick Keilty Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Bob McKay Film Director
Marlene McClinton News Commentator
Steve Smith News Commentator
David Goldberg News Director
Matt Musrl Sports Commentator
Gifford Nielsen Sports Commentator
Dr. Neil Frank Weather Director
*KHTV-TV Ch. 39 '""
7700 Westpark
Houston TX 77063 (Harris County)
ADI Houston. TX
Telephone (713) 781-3939
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 630129
Houston TX 77263
Pop. Served: 4.000.000
Year Establish: 1967
Representative- Jodie Sinclair
Air Time- 6:30 AM
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls. 01.03
Network AfM.: Ind
OtnwrU):
Gaylord Broadcasting
•KPRC-TV Ch. 2 *""
8181 SW Freeway
Houston TX 77074 (Harris County)
ADI: Houston. TX
Telephone- (713) 771-4631
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 2222
Houston TX 77252
Pop. Served: 1.401.100
Year Establish: 1949
Representative: Petry
Air Time: 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freq./Power 100 KW Vis. 10 KW Aur
Network Affil • NBC
Owners):
H & C Communications. Inc.
8181 S.W. Fwy
Houston TX 77074
Ownership %• 100
Management:
Nolan Quam . President
Nolan Quam.. General Manager
Ethel Porter Public Service Direct
Dick Daggett .. Sales Manager
•KRIV-TV Ch. 26
3935 Westheimer
Houston TX 77027 (Harris Countyi
ADI Houston. TX
Telephone (713)626-2610
Pop Served 123,280
Year Establish 1971
Representative HRP
Air Time 6 am • 1 am
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mtls- 01.03.04.05.06.08.14.17
19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freq /Power 2 660 MAX
Wire Services AP Sports Network
Network Affil • Fox
Owwrt*):
Fox Television
5746 Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles CA 90028
Ownership % 100
Management:
Jerry Marcus General Manager
Margaret Garcia . Public Service Direct
Craig Bland Sales Manager
Jose Oti Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Will Wright News Director
•KTRR-TV Ch. 13
3310 Bissonnet
Houston TX 77005 (Harris County)
ADI- Houston. TX
Telephone. (713) 666-0713
Mailing Address
PO. Box 13
Houston TX 77001
Pop. Served: 1.466.500
Year Establish: 1954
Representative- Capital Cities /ABC
National TV Sales
Air Time: 24 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.08.12.
13,14.19.20.21.23.24.25.26
Freq. /Power: 316.000 W. Video. 34.000
W. Audio
Wire Services. UPI. AP TWX. UPI
Phototax
Network Affil . ABC
Owntrti):
Capital Cities Communications. Inc /ABC
727 W. 68th St.
New York NY 10022
Management:
James Masuco President
James Masucci General Manager
Claudette Sims . Community Affairs Dir
Cyndy Garza . . Public Affairs Direct
Jerry Lyles . . . Sales Manager
Win Frazier Sales Manager
Jim Kedey Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Tom Doerr News Director
•KTXH-TV, Ch. 20 '""
8950 Kirby Dr.
Houston TX 77054 (Harns County)
ADI: Houston. TX
Telephone: (713) 661-2020
Fax: (713) 665-3909
Year Establish: 1982
Representative: Selfel
Air Time: 6:00 am-3:30 am
Station Type- UHF
General Manager
. Sales Manager
Management:
Mike Dunlop .
Mark Burden
LAREDO
•RONS-TV Ch. 8
102 W. Delmar
Laredo TX 78041 (Webb County)
ADI: Laredo. TX
Telephone: (512) 727-8888
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2829
Laredo TX 78044
Pop. Served 30.000
Year Establish 1956
Representative- Katz Continental
Air Time- 6 am-1.30 ami5 Day
Station Type: VHF
Freq /Power. 316.000 KW
Wire Services AP
Network Affil NBC. ABC
Owners):
Century Development Core of Delaware
Ownership % 100
Management:
Jeannette Dieck Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Richard Noriega News Director
•KVTV-TV Ch. 13
2600 Shea
Laredo TX 78040 (Webb County,
ADI: Laredo TX
Telephone- (512) 723-2923
Mailing Address-
P.O Box 2039
Laredo TX 78044
Pop. Served. 450.000
Year Establish: 1973
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 5:30 A.M -2:00 A.M.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls 01.03.06.08.14.19.20.21.
23.26
Freq /Power 87.000 W ERP
Wire Services: UPI
Network Affil.: CBS
Owners):
K-SIX Television. Inc.
TV. 10
Corpus Chrsti TX 78405
Management:
Vann M. Kennedy .. . President
Robert L. Gilmarttn Station Manager
Vann Kennedy . . General Manager
Juan Campos. Public Affairs Drect
Robert L. Gilmartin .. .Sales Manager
On-Tht-Alr
Juan Campos. News Director
LUBBOCK
•KAMC-TV Ch. 28 """
84th 4 Ave. L
Lubbock TX 79423 (Lubbock County)
ADI: Lubbock, TX
Telephone (806) 745-2828
Fax: (806) 745-2744
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 3790
Lubbock TX 79452
Poo Served: 150.000
Year Establish: 1968
Representative: Petry Television
Air Time: 6 am-2 am F & Sa. 24 Hr Su-
T
Station Type: UHF
Publicity Mtls: 03.17.19.20.21.23
Freq./Power: 555.26 MHZ/visual.
559.75 MHZ/aural. 2.000.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil.: ABC
McAlister Television Ent. Inc.
Box 3790
Lubbock TX 79452
Ownership %: 100
Greg McAlister President
Greg McAlister General Manner
Mike Blevms Continuity Minunt
BM Maddox Sates Manager
On-The-Mr:
Byron Grandy News Director
Don Morelli Weather Director
•KCBIVTV Ch. 11 *""
5600 Avenue A ' '
Lubbock TX 79404 (Lubbock County)
ADI: Lubbock. TX
Telephone: (806) 744-1414
Fax: (806) 744-0449
Mailing Address:
5600 Ave. A
Lubbock TX 794O4
Pop. Served: 254.000
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: KATZ
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Publicity Mils 02 03
Freq /Power Ch 11
Wire Services AP
Network AHil NBC
Owrwr(i):
HoBum Inc
Management:
Gene Reischman President
Bill OeTourniiion General Manager
Craig Wells Advertising Manager
Craig Wells Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Skip Watson News Director
•KJTV-TV Ch. 34 *""
9800 University Ave
luDOOCK TX 79423 (LuODocK County)
ADI. Lubbock TX
Telephone (606) 745-3434
Fax (806) 748-1949
Pop. Served 378.200
Year Establish 1981
Representative Seltel
Air Time- 24 Mrs
Station Type UHF
Publicity Mtls- 14.20
Freq./Power Ch 34 3.732.500 W.
Antenna Ht 915'
Wire Services CNN
Network Afhl FOX
Owner*..):
Ramar Communications, me
P 0. Bo* 3757
lubbock Tx 79452
Ownership '/. 100
President
Station Manager
General Manager
Sales Manager
Ray Moran
Brad Moran
Brad Moran
Randal Roberts
•UK-TV Ch. 13
7400 S. University
Lubbock TX 79423 (Lubbock County)
ADI: Lubbock. TX
Telephone: (806) 745-2345
Marimg Address
PO Box 1559
Lubbock TX 79408
Pop. Served. 170.000
Year Establish. 1952
Representative- Blair-TV
Air Time. 24 Hours a Day/ 7 Days Week
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls 03
Freo. /Power 25 100 W Audio. 25.100
W Video
Wire Services AP
Network Atfil CBS
Ow»erar Establish 1957
Representative Blair
Air Time: Fulltime
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls 03.1426
Freq./Power CH 4 100 KW
Wire Services AP
Network Atfil NBC
OwnerX«>:
Price Communications Station
Ownership % 100
Rush Evans
On-The-AIr:
John Hurt
General Manager
News Director
SAN ANGELO
•KACB-TV Ch. 3
Robert Lee Rt
San Angelo TX 76901
(Tom Green County)
ADI: San Angeto. TX
Telephone: (915) 655-4668
Year Establish: 1956
Air Time: 6:30 pm-12.30 am
Station Type: VHF
Wire Services. UPI
Network AM.- NBC
Abutene Radio & TV
Ken Knox
General Manager
•KtST-TV Ch. 8
2800 Armstrong
San Angelo TX 76903
(Tom Green County)
ADI: San Angelo. TX
Telephone: (915) 949-8800
Mafcng Address-
P 0. Box 1941
San Angelo TX 76902
Pop. Served: 89.800
Year Establish 1953
Representative: KATZ
Station Type VHF
Publicity Mtls: 03
Freq./Power- 316000W. Visual
Wire Services AP
Network Atfil • CBS
OwnaKt):
Jewell Television Corp
900 Jackson St 550
Dallas TX 75202
Ownership %. 100
Management
Ted Ktmbell . . .President
Gordon Hay .Station Manager
Phil Brassie General Manager
Kevin Settle . Advertising Manager
Mary Ann Aden. Public Service Direct
On-The-AIr
Lou Kordek. . Editorial Director
WKma Garcia . . .Film Director
Tom Siter.. . Weather Director
Pat Attebery Women's Commentator
SAN ANTONIO
•MSB-TV, Ch. 29 "*"
520 N. Medina
San Antonio TX 78207 (Bexar County)
ADI: San Antonio. TX
Telephone: (512) 299-1129
Fax: (512) 299-1545
Year Establish: 1984
Representative: Telerep
Air Time: 24 Mrs.
Station Type: UHF
Ownertt):
River City Broadcasting
1215 Cole St.
Samt Louis MO 63106
. .Station Manager
. General Manager
. Sales Manager
Mike Lift... .
Mike Lift .
Mike Granados
•KOVA-TV. Ch. 60
6234 San Pedro
San Antonio TX 78216 (Bexar County)
ADI: San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512)3404860
Fax. (512) 341-3962
Year Establish 1989
Air Time 6:00 am-Midnight
Station Type UHF
Network Atfil. Tetemunco
Management
Don Travis . President
Arthur Emerson General Manager
Nicole Smith Sales Manager
Luis Herandez Sales Manager
•KENS-TV Ch. 5 ""
5400 Fredencksburg Rd.
San Antonio TX 78229 (Bexar County)
ADI: San Antonio. TX
Telephone: (512) 366-5000
Mating Address-
P.O. Box TV 5
San Antonio TX 78299
Pop. Served: 515.140
Year Ejubtah: 1950
Representative: Blair Television
Air Time: 24 Hrs.
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.22.26
Freq./Power: Visual 77.25/100 KW
Wire Services: National Weather Seme*.
Assoc. Press
Network Affil.: CBS
Owners):
Harte-Hanks Communications. Inc
P.O. Box 269
San Antonio TX 78291
Buraau<«):
CBS Southwest Regional Office
5400 Fredencksburg
San Antonio TX 78229
Contact Jerry Rid!ing/B
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:tation Type VHF -i
"uttidty Mtls: 01.03.10.14.21.23
Freq./Power: 316.000 W
Wire Services AP. ABC
Network Affil. ABC. Audio: Stereo
Ownerts):
H & C Communications tnc
3050 Post Oak Blvd . Ste 1330
Houston TX 77056
Ownership % 100
Stimuli):
H & C Comm., Inc Washmmgton
Bureau
2Z33 Wise Ave.. N W.. «442
Washington DC 20007
Telephone (202) 333-6800
Contact: Anne Wheeler. Reporter
P.O. Bo« 6103
Temple TX 76503
Ownership % 100
James Crowther . ... President
James Joslyn ..... President
James Joslyn . . General Manager
Lydia Ategria Community Affairs Oir
Richard Yzagnirre . .Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Teresa Tamez. . Film Director
James Boyle . . News Director
•MKX-TV Ch. 41 """
411 E. Ourango Blvd
San Antonio TX 78204 (Bexar County)
ADI: San Antonio. TX
Telephone: (512) 227-4141
Fax: (512) 227-0469
Mailing Address:
411 E Durango Blvd.
San Antonio TX 78204
Pop. Served: 7.478.680
Year Establish: 1955
Representative: Umvision. Inc.
AH- Tune: 5 am-2 am. Monday-Sunday
Station Type: Cable
Pupkoty Mils: 02.03.06.08.19.20.21.22.
23.24
Freq.'/Power: 632 - 638 MHZ Visual
ERP 832 KW
Wire Services. AP
Network Ami.: Untvtston
Ummion Holdings Co . Inc.
605 Third Ave.
New York NY 10158
Ownership %. 75
First Ctkcago Holdings
1st Natl Bk of Chicago. #0196
Chicago IL 60670
Ownership %. 25
Hallmark Inc
Kansas City KS 66106
Unmsion News
411 E. Durango
San Antonio TX 78204
Telephone: (512) 227-4141
Contact Mana Antonieta CoHins.
Bureau Chief
Steve Gust. . General Manager
Arnparo Ortiz .. Community Affairs Dir
Bram Wattuns .. . Marketing Director
On-The-AIr
Roy Blom News Director
TEMPLE
•KCEM-TV Ch. 6 **"
17 S. 3rd St.
Temple TX 76501 (BeH County)
ADI: W»co-Tempte-eryan. TX
Telephone: (817) 773-1633
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 6103
Temple TX 76503
Pop. Served: 517.900
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: Btar TV
Air Time: Full Time
Station Type: VHF
PuMoty Mtls: 01.03.04.10.11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.19.20.21.23.24.25
Freq. /Power: 100.000 W
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil NBC
Owaer<»):
Channel 6. Inc.
Mrs. Frank W Mayborn President
John A. Tallerico Station Manager
Daniel C. Lesmeister . General Manager
Pat Hargis Continuity Manager
Roscoe Harmon Minority Affairs Dire
Roscoe Harrison Public Affairs Direct
Cheryl Dorn Public Service Direct
Larry Taylor . ... Sales Manager
On-The-AIr
Catherine Peeples . . News Director
Bruce Thomas Weather Director
TYLER
•KLTV-TV Ch. 7 "*"
Old Kilgore Hwy.
Tyler TX 75710 (Smith County)
ADI: Tyler-Longvww-Jacksonville. TX
Telephone: (903) 597-5588
Pop. Served: 82.000
Year Establish: 1954
Representative: Katz
Air Time: 5:30-12:30 AM
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.04.08.12.14.17.19.
20.21.23.25
Freq./Power: 316.000 W
Wire Services: AP. CNN
Network Affil: ABC
Owners):
TV - 3. Inc.
P.O. Box 1712
Jackson MS 39215
Ownership %: 100
... . President
... General Manager
. Marketing Director
.... Sates Manager
. News Director
Btad Streit
Btad Streit
Pat Stacey...
Shelley Martin.
On-The-AIr:
Jerry Fisher.
VICTORIA
•KVCT-TV Ch. 19 """
»1 Eastgate Industrial Plaza
Victoria TX 77901 (Victoria County)
ADI: Victoria. TX
Telephone: (512) 576-5131
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 1879
Victoria TX 77902
Pop. Served. 247.500
Year Establish: 1969
Representative. Adam Young. Inc
Air Tune: 19-20 Hours Dai
Station Type: UHF
Pubkdty Mtls: 02.03.04.08.10.12.14.20.
21
Freq. /Power 155.000 W ERP
Wire Services: UPI
Network Ami.- ABC
Victoria Communications Corp.
P.O. Box 1879
Victoria TX 77902
Ownership %: 100
WWiam M. Murphy President
Doris Littles Community Affairs Dir
Doris Littles Pubhc Affairs Direct
Doris Utttes Pubhc Service Direct
Bettv Gnmsmger Sales Manager
On-The-AIr:
Brenda Simpson Editorial Director
Brenda Simpson ... News Commentator
Brenda Simpson News Director
Peggy Common Weather Director
WACO
•KWTX-TV Ch. 10 I°*°
6700 American Plz.
Waco TX 76712 (Me Lennan County)
ADI: Waco-Temple-Bryan. TX
Telephone: (817) 776-1330
Mailing Address.
P 0. Box 2636
Waco TX 76702
Pop Served: 239.000
Year Establish 1955
Representative: Seltel
Air Time: 5 30 am • 12.30 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 04.14.26
Freq. /Power: Channel 10 209 KW
Wire Services UPI
Network Arfil.- CBS
Ownertt):
KWTX Broadcasting Co
6700 American Plaza
Waco TX 76712
Ownership % 100
Bureaux*):
KWTX-TV
6700 American Plaz<
Waco TX 76712
Telephone: (817) 776-1330
Contact: Rick Bradneld. News Director
Management
Thomas G. Pears ....... President
Ray Oeaver ....... Station Manager
WESLACO
•KRCV-TV Ch. 5 *"**
900 E. Expressway
Westoco TX 78596 (Hidalgo County)
ADI: McA'ier-Browri'^le. TX
Telephone: (512) 968-5555
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 5
Pop. Served: 178.200
Representative: Blair Television
Air Time: 6:00 AM-1:00 AM
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 04
Freq. /Power: 100.000 W. Video: 19.100
W. Audio
Wire Services: AP
Network Affil : ABC
Owners):
Manship Stations
Management
Douglas Manship ..... President
Ray Alexander ..... Station Manager
Ray Alexander. . . General Manager
Jerry Lee Berg .... Continuity Manager
Mary Grace Landsberg
............. Public Service Direct
Tom Hagner . ---- Sates Manager
On-The-AIr:
Joe Moreno ........... Film Director
Rick Diaz . . News Director
Marty Briggs . . Sports Commentator
Dave Brown . .Sports Commentator
WICHITA FALLS
•KMJZ-TV Ch. 6 "™
1 Broadcast Rd.
Wichita Fans TX 76309 (Wichita County)
ADI: Wichita Fatls-Lawton. OK-TX
Telephone: (817) 322-6957
Maikng Address:
P.O. Box 2130
Wichita FaHs TX 76307
Pop. Served: 672.500
Year Establish: 1953
Representative: Blair Television
Air Time: Monday - Sunday 6 am - 1
pen
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.06.07.08.12.14.15.
16.19,20.21.22.23.24.26
Freq. /Power 100.000 W. Video: 20.000
W, Audio
Wire Services: UPI
Network Affil.: CBS
Adams Communications Corp.
1149 Coast Village Rd.. Ste. 2
Santa Barbara CA 93108'
Ownership V 100
Management
Mark Cummmgs . . . . General Manager
Sandy Berthetot . . . Public Service Direct
Nina Jackson ...... Sates Manager
On-The-AIr.
Bill Jackson ......... News Director
•KFDX-TV Ch. 3
4SOO Seymour Hwy
Wichita Falls TX 76309 (Wichita County)
ADI: Wichita Falls-Lawton. OK-TX
Telephone: (817) 692-4530
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 4000
Wichita Falls TX 76308
Pop. Served 162.800
Year Establish: 1953
Representative- Katz
Air Time: 19 Hours
Station Type. VHF
Publicity Mtls- 01.03.04.05.06.08.11.12.
14,15.16.17.18.19.20.21.23
Freq./Power- 100.000 W
Wire Services. NPS. AP
Network Affil: NBC
Owner(t):
Price Communications
45 Rockefeller Plz.
New York NY 10111
Ownership %: 100
Robert Price. ..
Frank Forsey ..
On-The-Alr.
Joe Brown .. .
Ray Wallace .
Skip McBride ..
President
—Sate* Manager
— Farm Director
.., NAWS Director
Weather Director
UTAH
SALT LAKE CTY
•KSL-TV Ch. 5 " """
55 N. 300 W. Broadcast House
Salt Lake Cty UT 84101
(Salt Lake County)
ADI: Salt Lake City. UT
Telephone: (801) 575-5555
Mailing Address:
KSL Broadcast House
Sart Lake Cy UT 84110
Pop. Served: 873.100
Year Establish: 1949
Representative: Petty/Art Moore
Air Time: 4 am • 4 am
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06,07.08,
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.19.20
Freq./Power: Ch. 5. 33.900 W
Wire Services: UPI. AP. RN
Network Alt*.: CBS
Owners):
Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter - Day Samts
47 East S. Temple
Salt Lake Cty UT 84150
Ownership %: 100
Bruce Reese
William R. Murdoch .
Maggie St. Claire. .
General Managtr
Oifl Snyder
Steve Undstey
On-Tne-AIr:
Dick Hours*
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
News Commentator
•KTVX-TV Ch. 4 """
1760 Fremont Dr.
San Lake Cty UT 84104
(Salt Lake County)
ADI: Salt Lake City. UT
Telephone: (801) 972-1776
Mailing Address:
1760 Fremont Dr.
Salt Lake Cty UT 84104
Pop. Served: 1.700.000
Representative: MMT —
Air Time: 20 Hours
Station Type: VHF
Publicity Mfe: 01.02.03.04.05.06.08.09.
10.11.12.13.14.21.23.24.25
Freq. /Power: 50.100 W. Visual
Wire Services: AP. UPI
Network Affil.: ABC
Owner($):
United Television. Inc.
8501 Wttshire Blvd.. Ste. 340
Beverly Hills CA 90211
Ownership % 100
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Supp4*m*nt(l):
Sunsations
Day Published Every Thursday
Lead Time 1 week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 06.07 12.14.17
Mils Deadline 1 week
Contact Joyce Christie
Telephone (602) 783-3333
PO Box271
Yuma A2 85364
Personnel Joyce Christie. Editor
ARKANSAS
ARKADELPHIA
Arkadelphia Daily Sifting HeraM (If
205 S 26th St
Arkadelphia AR 71923 (Clark County)
Telephone. (501) 246-5525
MaHmg Address
P 0. Box 10
Arkadelphia AR 71923
Pop. Served. 10.221
Year Establish 1886
Pub Frequency: 5 Days A Week
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $42 /Yr
Pubkcity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- evening 3.980
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner)!):
Donrey Media Group
P.O. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Lewis Oelavan . Editor
Andy Mayberry Sports
* 24 Hours Prior
Degary Today
Day Published Monthly
Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Advertiser. The
Day Published Weekly
Lead Tune: 48 Hours
Desc.: Advertiser
Publicity Mtls: 14
Mtls Deadline. 48 Mrs. Prior
Contact' Philhp Peterson
Telephone: (501) 246-5525
P 0 Box 10
Arkadelphia AR 71923
BATESVILLE
BetMvilto Guard (E) "~
258 W Main St.
BatesviHe AR 72503 (Indpndce County)
Telephone- (501) 793-2383
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2036
Batesvae AR 72503
Pop. Served: 8.263
Year Establish- 1876
Pub. Frequency- Mon.-Fn.
Pub. Sue: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $40/Yr
Pubkcity Mtls: 01.06.07.11.12.13.15.16.
17.21.22
Freelance Pay $.40 /Col. Inch
Pnnt Process: Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation- evening 9.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner*.):
The Batesville Guard-Record Co. Inc
2S8 W Mam St.
Batesville AR 72501
Ownership V 100
Bureau*!):
Batesville Guard • Record Co
258 W Main
Batesville AR 72501
Telephone (501) 793-2383
Contact Jeff Porter. Managing Editor
Editorial:
Jelf Porter Editor
Frank Wallis Business Editor
Larry Stroud Entertainment Editor
Julie Fidle Family Editor
Frank Wallis Farm Editor
Juhe Fidle Food Editor
Julie Fidle Home Editor
Larry Stroud Outdoor Editor
Knsty Wolford Pet or Animal Editor
Jeff Porter Photography Editor
Jeff Porter Political Editor
Larry Stroud Radio Television Edit
Paul Glover Sports Editor
Deadline: 1 1 00 A M.- Story-9:00 A.M :
News-9 00 A.M . Photo-9 00 A.M
River Country
Day Published: Friday
Lead Time: 5 Days
Oesc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.07.10.11.12.15.
21.22
Mtls Deadline: 5 Days
Contact Larry Stroud
Telephone: (501) 793-2383
258 W. Main St
Batesville AR 72501
Batesville Guard
Day Published: Monday - Friday
Lead Time: 1 Day
Desc.: Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
10.11.17.21.22.24
Contact: Jeff Porter
Telephone: (501) 793-2383
PO. Box 2036
BatesvUle AR 72503
BENTON
•Btntan Courier, The (E) **'
1 Courier Place
Benton AR 72015 (Saline County)
SMSA: Little Rock-North Little Rock. AR
Telephone: (501) 778-8228
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 207
Benton AR 72015
Pop. Served- 17.500
Year Establish. 1876
Pub. Frequency Monday - Friday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate- $4/Mo. $54/Yr Mail
State: $59 /Yr. Mail Out State
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.06.07.10.11.12.
13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21
Freelance Pay. By Pre - Arrangement
Only
Prmt Process. Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation: evening 9.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Benton Publishing Co.
S. M. Hodges Publisher
J. Randall Luten . Advertising Manager
David Dawson . . Circulation Manager
J. Randall Luten . .Classified Adv. Manag
Judy Smith .. . .Book Review Editor
Paul Sawyer Business Editor
Lynda Hollenbeck Columnist
Lynda Hollenbeck . . Education Editor
Paul Sawyer .. . Environmental Editor
Suzanne Brown Fashion Editor
Suzanne Brown... . Food Editor
Lynda Hollenbeck Pet or Animal Editor
Paul Sawyer Real Estate Editor
Suzanne Brown. ... Society Editor
Deadline: S 10:30 AM P 10:30 AM
Supplements):
Weekend TV
Day Published Every Friday
Lead Time W 12 Noon
Desc. Weekend-TV
BENTONVILLE
•Benton County Daily Record *"*
209 N.W. 'A'
Bentonviile AR 72712 (Benton County)
SMSA: FayetteviHe-Sprmgdale. AR
Telephone: (501) 273-7781
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 1049
BentonviMe AR 72712
Pop. Served 9.150
Year Establish 1886
Pub. Frequency M-F PM /Sun Morn
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $48/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.10.11.12.14.16.17.
19.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: evening 8.275.
Sunday 8.867
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):
Community Publishers. Inc.
P.O. Box 1049
Bentonviile AR 72712
Ownership V 100
Steve Trolinger . President
Steve Trolinger. Publisher
Kerry Jensen . Advertising Manager
Clarence Vandwr .Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Steve Trolinger Editor
Deadline. Two Days Before Desired
Publication
TV Week
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: 10 Days
Contact: Kerry Jensen
Telephone: (501) 273-7781
209 N.W. -A- St
BentomnHe AR 72712
Ozark Neighbor
Day Published: Once A Week
Lead Time: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.17.20.22.24
Mtls Deadline: One Week Before
Contact. Kerry Jensen
Telephone: (501) 273-7781
209 N.W. -A« St.
BentonvtHe AR 72712
Spec. Reqwemts: Page Sue S Cot. i
16
BLYTHEVILLE
Courier Na*s (E) "**
N. Broadway & Moultrie
Blytheville AR 72316 (Mas County)
Telephone: (501) 763-4461
Maikng Address:
P.O. Box 1108
BLYTHEVILLE AR 72316
Pop. Served. 25.000
Year Establish: 1903
Pub. Frequency: Daily Except Saturday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $75 /Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.11.12.14.17.18.19.20.
21.22,23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay: $.25/Inch. If U
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP. NYT
Circulation: evening 9.200.
Sunday 9.200. other 12.400
Circulation Type: Paid •
Owner*!):
Park Newspapers Of Blythevite. Ar.. Inc.
Broadway & Moultne
Blytt>ev*e AR 72315
Ownership %. 100
Courier News
Edtorujh
Thomas G. Wilson. Ill Editor
Kay Hams Beauty Editor
Terry G. Hawkins. . .Church Editor
Kay Harris Education Editor
Terry Hawkins .. .. Farm Editor
Kay Harris . .. Food Editor
Mark Bevms Sports
Deadline: Adv.-9:00 A.M. day before
pub!.. Story-10:00 A.M.: News-11.-00
A.M.: Photo-9OO A.M.
SupalimimW
Leisure Time
Day Published: Friday's
Lead Time: 3-Days
Desc.: Books. Radio-TV. Food
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.05.06.07.08.10
11.12.13.14.16.17.19.23
Mtls Deadline- 3 Days Before
Publication
Contact- Thomas G. Wilson. Ill
Telephone: (501) 763-44«i
Broadway & Moultne
Blytheville AR 72315
Mail CaH
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: 3 Days
Desc.: Local News & Features
Mtls Deadline: 3 Days Before
Publication (Every Wednesday)
Contact: Thomas G. Wilson. Ill
CAMDEN
Camden Newt (E) **"
113 Madison Ave
Camden AR 71701 (Ouachita County)
Telephone: (501) 836-8192
Pop. Served: 15.800
Year Establish: 1921
Pub. Frequency: Daily
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $53/Yr.: $67/Yr. 0* ot
County
Pubtoty Mils: 01.06.10.12.13,14.15.15,
17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Print By: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 6.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Omen*):
Camden News Putt. Co.
Camden AR 71701
Ownerships: 100
Lowell Sanders Seas'.'
Oaa«lm. S 10:30 AM N 1030 AM P
5:00 PM Previous Day
CONWAY
Basa Lofty
jLof Cafteal
1058 FrontSt.
Conway AR 72032 (Fauhner County)
Telephone: (501) 327-6621
Mating Address:
P.O. Box 969
Conway AR 72032
Pop. Served: 20.200
Year Establish: 1879
Pub. Frequency: Daly Excpt Sat
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $55/Yr.
Pubkcity Mm: 01.05.06.07 11.12,14. J&
16.17.18.19.20.21.22.24
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 10.000. -' '
Sunday 10.000 «•••'
Cremation Type: Paid
Owner*!): '*.'<
Conway Print** Co. *. *»
Ownership %: 51 •-• ...
Ownership %: 49
Pamela H* _ Bueinect tOtu
David Mabury _Mu ~
Sanya Ashbrook Society!
Dend McCoium SporH I
: Two days prior to pubNeaten.
DC QUEEN
De Queen AR 71832 (Sewer County) '
Telephone: (501) 642-21 1 1 •:.
Maikng Address: " "y
P.O. Box 1000
De Queen AR 71832
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HOPE
Hope Star (I)
522 W Third SI
HOB« AR 7180! iHeiipsia ^_n!v>
Teiepnone ibOl i 77? SSH
Mailing Address
P 0 So* 648
Hope AR 71801
»oo Served 10 331
Year Establish 1899
Pub Frequency 5 Days Mon Fi,
PuO Size Broaasneet
iuBscnp Rate $60-Vejr
Publicity Mils 01 02 03 04 06 07 10 11
12 U.15 16 17 192021 22
Freelance Pay $ 25'lncn
Print Process uttset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5 068 rjmerlSOOO
Circulation Type Paio
OwlWftS):
Newsco Inc
215 Mountain Drive Ste 101
Destm FL 32541
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Jim Perry Editor
D Winchei Outdoor Editor'
D Wmchei Photograpny Editor
D Wmchei Society Eoitor
Doug Dunston Sports
D Wmchel Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Adv -2 days before DUOI
Color-3 days Story-lOOOAM day of
puDI News-10 00 A M day of puol
Photo-Day before Publ
Supplement)!!:
star Time
Day Published Weekly Tuesday
Lead Time 1 Ween
Desc Advertiser
Publicity Mils 01 02.03 04 06 07 08
10.12.13.14.15 16.17 19
Mtls Deadline 1 Week Prior
Contact Jim Perry
Telephone (501) 7778841
PO Box 648
Hope AR 71801
.tar Extra
Day Published Weekly • Friday
Leaa Time Thursday Before
Desc.. Entertainment
Publicity Mils 01.02.03.04.05 06 07
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Mtls Deadline Thursday Noon For
Monday Publication
Contact Jim Perry
Telephone (501) 777-8841
PO 80.648
Hope AR 71801
Spec Requiremts Total Market
Coverage Circ 15.000
Personnel Larry Rhodes
Jim Perry
JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville Daily New» (MES-SAf!V
16 W Hickory
(CksonvHIe AR 72076 (Pulaski County)
MSA: Little Rock-North Little Rock. AR
Hephone (501)982-6506
•line Address
P.O. Bo> 5329
Jacksonville AR 72076
>p Served 27.000
tar Establish 1957
ib.-.Frequency Daily
ib. Sue. Broadsheet
Jbscnp Rate S12/Yr
.bfccrty Mtls 01 06.10 11 12.13 14 21
22
mt Process Offset
re Services UPI
'Dilation morning 9.600.
evening 9.762. Sunday 15 770
other 20.000
•culation Type Paid
tneHs):
mMd Publishing Co
6 West Hickory
cksonvilte AR 72076
neral Media Inc
Management:
E'ton Jo: uson President
Eo Dean Publisher
Ken Elnott Advertising Manager
Bob Houston Circulation Manager
I jcy Keaton Classified Adv Manag
Ken Elliotl Marketing Director
Ken Elliott Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Sjndy DJVIS Editor
Muriel Rtdam Fjshion Editor
Sryce Marshall Feature Editor
Muriel Redam Food Editor
Bryce Marshall Government Attairs Ed
Muriel Redam Home Editor
Muriel Redam Lite Style Editor
Bryce Marsnaii Photograpny Edito.
Bryce Marshall Political Editor
Muriel Redam Society Edito'
Bryce Marshall Stamp Editor
Muriel Redam Women s Interest Edit
Susan Adkisson Youth Editor
Deadline: 12 00 noon 2 days prior
News-12 00 noon 1 day prior Photo
1200 noon 1 oay prior
JONESBORO
Jonesboro Sun (MS)
518 Carson
Jonesboro AR 72401 (Craighd County)
Telephone (5011 935-5525
Mailing Address
PO Box 1249
Jonesboro AR 72401
Pop Served 28000
Year Establish 1903
Pub Frequency 7 Days
Pub Size 4 Color Photos/Art
Subscnp Rate $6 /Mo
Publicity Mtls 14 17.18.19.22.23 24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation morning 25.600.
Sunday 29 000
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Troutt Bros Inc
518 Carson
Jonesboro AR 72401
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
John Troutt. Jr Editor
Myra Buhrmester Society Editor
Charles Cromwell Sports
Deadline: 1200 Midnight
Supplements):
Local SS
Desc Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Desc Weekend-TV
Mdse Publ
Desc Merchandising Publ
LITTLE ROCK
•Arkansas Democrat (MS) *°"
Capitol Ave & Scott SI
Little Rock AR 72201 (Pulaski County)
SMSA. Little Rock-North Little Rock. AR
Telephone (SOD 378-3400
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 2221
little Rock AR 72203
Pop Served 319.800
Year Establish. 1870
Pub. Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate S8.7S/Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.07.14.19.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay Not Set
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP TPNS UPI SH
Circulation morning 108000.
Sunday 203.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Little Rock Newspapers Inc
PO Box 2221
Little Rock AR 72203
Ownership % 100
Management:
Walter Hussman Jr President
Walter Hussman. Jr Publisher
Jonn MoOOs Advertising Manager
Ljrry Graham Circulation Manager
C.irl Bates Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
Rav Hobbs Assignment Editor
Eric E Harrison Amusement Editor
Beth Dempsey Book Review Editor
Robert Dunn Business Editor
Ray Hobbs City Editor
Cynthia Howell Education Editor
Erie Harrison Entertainment Editor
Bobbi Ridlehoover Environmental Editor
Robert Dunn Farm Editor
Vanessa Thomas Fashion Editor
Rick Kron Food Editor
Robbie Modeland Life Style Editor
Eric Harrison Music Editor
Steve Bowman Outdoor Editor
Aiyson Hogel State Editor
Griffin Smith Travel Editor
Su ppwintnti •);
Midweek
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time- One Week
Desc. Columns (Misc)
Publicity-Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline- Two Weeks Before
Publication
Contact Celia Storey
Telephone- (501) 378-3485
PO Box 2221
Little Rock AR 72203
Weekend TV
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time One Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls. 14
Contact Margaret Hanry
Telephone (501)378-3485
/ P 0. Box 2221
Little Rock AR 72203
Arkansas Magazine
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time. Two Weeks
Publicity Mtls 07.14
Contact Rhonda Phillips
Telephone (501) 378-3485
P.O Box 2221
Little Rock AR 72203
High Profile
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Oesc Fashion
Publicity Mils- 14
Contact- Phyllis Brandon
Telephone (501) 378-3574
PO Box 2221
Little Rock AR 72203
High School Times
Oay Published Weekly
Lead Time- 2 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 14
Contact- Laura Hall
Telephone (501) 378-3485
PO. Box 2221
Little Rock AR 72203
•Arkansas Gazette (MS) *~
112 W Third
Little Rock AR 72201 (Pulaski County)
SMSA Little Rock-North Little Rock. AR
Telephone- (SOI) 371-3700
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1821
Little Rock AR 72203
Pop. Served 378.900
Year Establish: 1819
Pub. Frequency- Daily
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $78/Yr
Publicity Mtts 01.07.11.12.14.18.19.20.
21.22.23.26
Freelance Pay $1 50 Printer I
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- NYT AP KR GNS Cr» Too
Circulation- morning 129.190.
Sunday 223.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerd):
Arkansas Gazette Co /A Gannett
Newspaper
112 W Third
Little Rock AR 72203
Ownership % 100
BureaiKs):
Arkansas Gazette
1000 Wilson Rd Ste 1000
Artngton VA 22229
Telephone 1 703) 276-5800
Contact Jeff Stinson Bureau Chief
Management:
Craig Moon Publisher
Guy L Giimore Circulation Manager
Susie Miles Marketing Director
Martha Jean McHaney
Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Keith Moyer Editor
Kate Marymoat Assignment Editor
Monica Moses Art Editor
James Thompson Automotive Editor
Leroy Donald Banking Editor
Mardi Blissard Beauty Editor
Karen Knutson Book Review Editor
James Hopkins Business Editor
Kate Marymont Dry Editor
Richard Ailm . Columnist
Charles AHbnght . Cokannst
David Woolsey Education Editor
Caroline Decker Environmental Editor
Lamar James Farm Editor
Sharon Mosely Fashion Editor
Bill Paddack . . Feature Editor
James Hopkins ' Financial Editor
M P. Carithers Foreign Editor
Amy Wilson . . , Hone. Editor
ail Paddack Life Style Editor
Mark Marymount . . MUSK Editor
Joe Mosby Outdoor Editor
Paul Johnson Radio Television Edrt
Jerry Jones Real Estate Editor
Leslie Welch Society Editor
Candy Hoffmann State Editor
Jerry Bokamper . . Travel Editor
Mardi Blissard Women s Interest Edit
Peeallne 10 45 pm. Midnight. 1 30 am:
News • 8 30 pm. 11:30 pm. 12:45 am.
Photo - 7 pm 1 1 pm. Midnight
inpalannnt(s,:
Local SS
Desc Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 14 Days
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 14
Mdse. Fuel
Desc. Merchandising Publ , .
USA Weekend
Oay Published Weekly (Sunday)
Publicity Mtls: 01.05.06.07.10.12.14.
15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
MAGNOLIA
Masnolia Banner-News (E) ""
P.O Box 100
Magnolia AR 717S3 (Colombia County)
Telephone (501) 234-5130
Mating Address:
P.O. Box 100
Magnoka AR 71753
PopTServed. 12.300
Pnnt Process- Offset
Wire Services AP UPI
Circulation: evening 4.500
Owner(i): <•- .
Banner-News Publishing Co. ; ' '
Ownership %. 100
Done Beasley . . Women's Interest Edit
Deafllm; News- 1 0:00 A.M . Photo*00
A.M
MALVERN
Mahtrn Daily Record (E) ""
219 Locust
Mafvem AR 72104 (Ht Sprng County)
Telephone- (501) 337-7523
Maikng Address.
P.O. Box 70
Maivern AR 72104 "
Pop. Served: 9.878 .-
Year Establish 1916
Pub. Frequency- Mon-Fn
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: W.SO/Mo < -
Publicity Mtls 0607.10.11.12.14.15.16
17.18.19.20.2U2.23.24.25
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Pop Served 4.680
Year Establish- 1933
Pub. Frequency. Mon-Fri
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate S60/Yr
Publicity Mils 22
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP NEA
Circulation, evening 2.601
Circulation Type Paid
OwiMrtl):
Oe Queen Bee Company
P 0. Box 1000
De Queen AR 71832
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Billy Ray McKeivy . Editor
Betty Snider Radio Television Edit
Linda Russell . Society Editor
j R McKmley . . Sports
Linda Russell Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: Day before publ.. Slory-8 30
A.M. day of publ.: Photo-8:30 A M.
day of publ
ELDORADO
El Dorado News-Times (MS) ""
111 N Madison
El Dorado AR 71730 (Union County)
Telephone (501)862-6611
Mailing Address
P.O. Bos 912
El Dorado AR 71730
Pop. Served. 26.500
Year Establish 1888
Pub. Frequency: Daily
Pub. Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $31/3 Mos
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation: morning 11.650.
Sunday 12.050
Circulation Type: Paid
Ovmrft):
News-Times Publishing Co
111 N. Madison
El Dorado AR 71730
Ownership %. 100
Editorial:
George Arnold . Amusement Editor
Tony Bums . . Conservation Editor
Katy Richardson .. Dc-lt-Vourself Editor
George Arnold Education Editor
Chns Quails . Entertainment Editor
Tony Burns . . . Outdoor Editor
Chris Quails Pet or Animal Editor
Tony Burns . Sports Editor
FAYETTEVILLE
•Fay«tte»ilte Northwest Arkansas ""
ThMs(ES)
212 N. East Ave.
Fayettewlle AR 72701
(Washngtn County) •
SMSA: FayetteviHe-Springdale. AR
Telephone (501) 442-6242
Madmg Address
P.O. Drawer D
FayettevHIe AR 72701
Pop. Served: 34.000
Y«ar Establish: 1867
Pub. Frequency: Daily M - F & Mornings
Sa&Su
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subtenp Rate' $78/Yr
Pubkoty'Mtte: 01.06.14.17.19.20.21.22.
24.26
Pnnt Process: Offset
Win Services: AP
Circulation: evening 12.762.
Sunday 14.075
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownettt):
Thomson Newspapers. Inc
3150 Des Plaines
Des Planes IL 60018
Ownership %. 100
Kay Hunton Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
AJ Adkms City Editor
David Zodrow Farm Editor
Suzette Sloate. Lile Style Editor
Suzette Sloate Society Editor
Suzette Sloate . Women s Interest Edit
'Deadline: Story-9'00 A.M . News-10 30
A M.. Photo-9:30 A M
Supplements):
Televue
Day Published Saturday am
Lead Time One Week
Oesc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls. 06.14
FORREST CITY
Forrest City Times-Herald (E)
222 N. izard St ,
Forrest City AR 72335
(St Frncs County)
Telephone (501)633-3130
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1699
Forrest City AR 72335
Year Establish 1875
Pub. Frequency. Monday - Friday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $36.50 /Yr
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.05.06.10.11.
14.17.19.20.21.22.23.24.26
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 4.650
Circulation Type: Paid
Owiwrti):
Times - Herald Publishing
P.O. Box 1699
Forrest City AR 72335
Ownership %. 100
Editorial:
Trent Bonner McCollum Editor
Don Threm Sports
Supptamentts):
Weekend TV
Day Published Weekly
Oesc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.0405.06.08
10.14.17.19.20.21.22
FORT SMITH
•Fort Smith Southwest Times
Record (MS)
920 Rogers Ave
Fort Smith AR 72901 (Sebastn County)
SMSA: Fort Smith. AR-OK
Telephone (501) 785-7700
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Pop. Served: 71.515
Year Establish: 1832
Pub. Frequency. 7 Days Per Week
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $7 /Month
Publicity Mtis: 14.20.21.22
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation morning 44.132.
Sunday 48.289
Circulation Type: Paid
Donrey. Inc.
920 Rogers Ave.
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership V 100
G. Daryl Henmng .... Publisher
Greg Hardig . . Advertising Manager
Bobby Binkley Circulation Manager
Robert L. Nunley Publisher
Editorial:
Jack Moseley Editor
Jane Ramos ... Assignment Editor
Jane Ramos .. Banking Editor
Jack Moseley Book Review Editor
Deadllm: 3 days prec.
Focus Magazine
Day Published. Saturday
Lead Time. 7 Days Before
Desc.: Radio-TV
Publicity Mtls 14.17.21
Mtls Deadline Five days before
publication
Contact Jane Ramos
Telephone (501) 785-7750
PO. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
H SPG NAT PK
Sentinel • Record. The (MS)
300 Spring
H Spg Nat Pk AR 71901
(Garland County)
Telephone (501) 623-7711
Mailing Address
P.O Box 580
HT SPGS NA PK AR 71902
Pop. Served- 35.631
Year Establish. 1867
Pub Frequency Mon-Sun
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $7 50/Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.10.13.14.15.17.18.19.
20.22.23.24.25.26
Prmt Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation morning 17.194.
Sunday 18.620. other 22.000
Circulation Type None of the Above
Ownen»:
Sentinel-Record. Inc
P 0. Box 580
HT SPGS NA PK AR 71902
Editorlah
Rebecca Dormer Amusement Editor
Rorma Ross Beauty Editor
Rebecca Dormer Book Review Editor
Jam* Sitek . Business Editor
Debbie Calhoun .Church Editor
Rebecca Donner Drama Editor
Laura Felder . Education Editor
Ronna Ross. Food Editor
Ronna Ross Garden Editor
Bob Wisener . . Sports
Deadline: 8 pm. Story 10 30 pm. News
10 30 pm: Photo 1030 pm
HARRISON
Harrison Dally Times (E)
111 W Rush Ave
Harrison AR 72601 (Boone County)
Telephone (501) 741-2325
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 40
Harrison AR 72602
Pop. Served 9.739
Year Establish- 1876
Pub. Frequency M -F
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. S3.35/Mo.. $36/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.08.09.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.19.20.21.22.24.25
Freelance Pay: $4/Hr
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation- evening 11.200.
other 21.875
Circulation Type. Paid
OwnerO):
Times Pub Co.. Inc.
111 W. Rush Ave
Harrison AR 72601
Editorial:
Dwain Lair Farm Editor
Jane Christenson . . .Food Editor
Deadline: 1.00 P.M.: Story-12:30 P.M.:
News-12:30 P.M.; Photo-10:00 A.M.
Supplement*..):
Home Improvement Tabs
Day Published: Once A Year
Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Desc.: Farm
Publicity Mtls- 06.07.09.11.12.14.15.
16.19.20.21.23.25
Mm Deadline- 1st Monday Each
Month .
Contact: Dwain Lair
Telephone: (501) 741-2325
111 W Rush Ave.
Harrison AR 72601
Focus
Day Published: Fridays
Lead Time: 5 Days
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08.09.10.12.13.14.15.16.17.19
Mtls Deadline Monday
Contact: Dwain Lair
Telephone. (501) 741-2325
111 W Rush Ave
Harrison AR 72601
Mid • Week Shopper & Buyer s Guide
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time Thursday s Pno
Desc: Business-Financial
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.13.14,15.20.26
Mtls Deadline 4 Days
Contact Lee H. Dunlap
Telephone (501)741-2325
111W Rush
Harrison AR 72601
Fall & Winter Fashion Tabs
Day Published: Once A Year
Desc.: Fashion
Spring & Summer Fashion Tabs
Day Published: Once A Year
Desc.: Fashion
Auto Tabs
Day Published: Once A Year
Desc.. Automotive
Publicity Mtls- 06.07.10.12.13.14.15.
21.26
Mtls Deadline: 2 Weeks Prior
Contact: Frank Mery
Telephone (501)741-2325
111 W. Rush
Harrison AR 72601
Cooking School Tabs
Day Published: Once A Year
Desc.: Food
Publicity Mtls: 06.10.12.13.14.15.16.
21.23.26
Mtls Deadline: 2 Weeks Prior
Contact. Jane Chnstenson
Telephone: (501) 741-2325
111 W. Rush
Harrison AR 72601
Physical Fitness Tab
Day Published: Once A Year
Lead Time: 2 Weeks Prior
Desc : Health
Publicity Mtls- 06.07.10.12.13.14.15.
16.21.23.26
Mtls Deadline: 2 Weeks Prior
Contact: Jane Chnstenson
Telephone: (501) 741-232S
111 W. Rush
Harrison AR 72601
HELENA
Helena-West Helena World (ES) ""
417 York St.
Helena AR 72342 (Phillips County)
Telephone: (501) 338-9181
Martmg Address:
P.O. Box 340
Helena AR 72342
Pop. Served. 22.500
Year Establish: 1870
Pub. Frequency: M-Sun. Ex Sat
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $48/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.07.12,13.17,21.
22.23.24.26
Freelance Pay: $5 /Story
Prmt Process: Offset ' ...
Wire Services: AP •~r~\~,
Circulation: evening-5.500. i .
Sunday 5.500 . . :. ..
Circulation Type: Paid „*„, ,~
. .
Park Newspapers ', - .. '
P.O. Box 550 V, ,
Ithaca NY 14850 _ ..
Ownership V 100 ' ''
Editorial: . ' .
Randy Hogan ~...:LEdHor
Henry Appte SportsEditer
Philhps County Advertiser '''".""
Day Published. Tuesday . ,
Lead Time: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls: 06.12.14.15.18.19.21.
22.24 . ..,..-
Mtls Deadline: Day Before. Noon'
Contact: Derwood Brett
Telephone: (501) 3384181
417 York St.
Helena AR 72342
•denote* major metro area
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Print Process Offset
•Vire Services AP
Circulation evening o 275
Circulation Type Controlled
OwrwrtJ).
Record PuD me > Harte Hanks
Communications (nc
2 9 Box 269
San Antonio Tx 78291
Ownersnio '•' 100
Editorial:
iusan Scjntlm Photography Editor
Dorothy Logan Society Editor
3orothy Logan Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Noon day Detore p .r'ication
iupptement(i):
Meteor Journal /Penny Saver
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time- Week
Publicity Mils 14
Mtls Deadline 5 pm Monday Before
Wednesday Publication
Personnel Dale Brown
MENA
VNna Star (E.), The ""*
>01-07 Mena St
4ena AR 71953 (Polk County)
elephone (501) 394-1900
/ailing Address
P 0 Box 1307
MenaAR 71953
'op Served 5 137
•ear Establish 1898
'ub Frequency Monday • Friday
'uo Sue Broadsnee!
.ubscrip Rate $42 /Yr
'ubliaiy Mtls 01.06.11 12.15.17.19.20.
21.22.24
'not Process. Offset
Vire Services. AP
:irculation evening 3.500. other 6.000
lircuiation Type. Free
hmerd):
idian Nations Communications
•0. Box 728
arris OK 74S42
hunersnip % 100
dttorW:
'erry Quinn . Editor
iMdHM: Advertising-Noon day before
publ. News-1 1 00 front page same
day: Photo-5 00 P M previous day
noppers Guide The
Day Published. Every Wednesday
Lead Time 2 Days
Desc. Advertiser
Spec. Requiremts Tab
MOUNTAIN HOME
fountain Home Baxter Bulletin "***
ixth & Hickory Sts
lountam Home AR 72653
(Baxter County)
eltphone. (501)425-3133
lading Address-
P-O. Bo> A
Mountain Home AR 72653
ear Establish 1901
ub Frequency M • Sa.
jb. Sue Broadsheet
jbscnp Rate $4680/Yr In County:
$62.40 /Yr. Elsewhere
jtakcrty Mtls. 01.03.04.05.06.14.21
•ml Process Offset
ire Services AP
rculation- morning 9.000. other 9.000
rculaton Type Paid
mor«>:
jin • Media Corp
litorial:
id Quills Editor
lomas Garrett Outdoor Editor
NEWPORT
Newport Dally Independent (E) "*'
2408 Hwy 67 - N
Newport AR 72112 (Jackson County)
Telephone. (501)523-5855
Mailing Address
PO Box 1750
Newport AR 72112
Pop Served 7.854
Year Establish 1901
Pub Frequency Daily Each Afternoon
Mon -Fn
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate. J6/Mo
Publicity Mtls. 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay None
Print Process Web Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation- evening 3.202
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner
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705 Marion
Searcy AR 72143
SPRINGDALE
•Springdale News (ES)
514 E Emma Ave
Spnngdale AR 72764
(Washngtn County)
SMSA Fayetteville-Springoale AR
Telephone (501) 751-6200
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 7
Springflale AR 72764
Pop Served 24.000
Year Establish 1886
1897
Pub Frequency Mon-Fn-Sun
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate. $54/Yr
Publicity Mils 01.07 10.11 12.13 14.15.
16.17.18.19.2021.22.23.24
Print Process. Olfset
Wire Services. UPI
Circulation evening 12 405.
Sunday 13.658
Circulation-Type Paid
OwnerU):
Oonrey Media Group
PO. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Htrmitmltnt-
Oon W Reynolds . President
Don W Reynolds Publisher
Jennifer Taylor Advertising Manager
Danny Dotson Advertising Manager
Doug Norwood Circulation Manager
Annette Srightwell
Classified Adv Manag
Danny Dotson Marketing Director
Dan Smith Personnel Manager
Dan Smith Promotion Manager
Danny Dotson Sales Manager
Editorial:
Jim Morriss Editor
Dave Edmark Amusement Editor
Dave Edmark Book Review Editor
Jim Mornss Business Editor
Brenda Blagg Columnist
Guy Barnes Columnist
Patricia May Education Editor
Dave Edmark Entertainment Editor
Lisa Neal Family Editor
Lisa Neal Fashion Editor
Lisa Neal Food Editor
Liu Neal Garden Editor
Brenda Blagg . Government Affairs Ed
Jim Morriss Health Editor
Lisa Neal Life Style Editor
Jim Morriss Opinion Editor
Terry Tucker Outdoor Editor
Charles Bickford Photography Editor
Brenda Blagg Political Editor
Lisa Neal.. ... Society Editor
Lisa Neal Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: News-11 00 A M ex Sat. 900
P.M
Supplements):
Preview
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time: 1 Week
Desc.: Entertainment
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.10.11.12.16.
17
Contact: Jim Morriss
Telephone. (501) 751-6200
P.O Box 7
Srmgdate AR 72765
STUTTGART
Stuttgart Daily Leader (E)
111 W 6th St
Stuttgart AR 72160 (Arkansas County)
Telephone (501)673-8533
Mailing Address.
PO. Box 531
Stuttgart AR 72160
Pop. Served- 10 477
Pub. Frequency Monday • Friday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. $36 /Yr In State. $47 /
Yr Out of State
Circulation evening 5.000
Ownen»:
Worrell Enterprises
PO Box 9033
Charlottesvl VA 22906
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Tommy Mumert
WEST MEMPHIS
Editor
•West Memphis Evening Times (E)
111 E Bona
West Memphis AR 72301
(Cnttndn County!
SMSA Memphis. TN-AR-MS
Telephone (501) 735-1010
Mailing Address.
P 0. Box 459
West Memphis AR 72301
Pop. Served. 28.138
Year Establish 1931
Pub Frequency Mon-Fn
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $63/Year
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.06.07.11.12
13.14.18.21
Print Process Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation, evening 9.547
Circulation Type. Paid
Management:
Alexander P Coulter President
Alexander P Coulter . Publisher
Bob Bruce Advertising Manager
Art Jiles Circulation Manager
Gwen Brown Classified Adv Manag
Deadline: Story-10 30 AM daily News-
10-30 A.M daily. Photo-8.30 A M
daily
Supplements):
East Ark Shopping Guide
Day Published Tuesday
Lead Time Wednesday Prior
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 14.23.26
Mtls Deadline Friday wk. prior to
publication
Contact David T Snell
Telephone: (501) 735-1010
111 E Bond
West Memphis AR 72301
Cnttenden County Times & Shpg. Guide
Day Published Each Tuesday
Lead Time- Wednesday Prior
Publicity Mtls 14.18.19.20.21.22.23
Mtls Deadline Friday Wk Prior To
Publication
Contact. Bob Bruce
Telephone. (501) 735-1010
111 E Bond
West Memphis AR 72301
CALIFORNIA
ALAMEDA
«Wam«da Times Star (M) "°°
1516 Oak'St
Alameda CA 94501 (Alameda County)
SMSA: San Francisco-Oakland. CA
Telephone. (415) 523-1200
Pop. Served 67.000
Year Establish 1872
Pub. Frequency Monday - Saturday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $6/Mo
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.14.15.16.19.22
Freelance Pay: None
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services UPI. New York Time
Syndicate. Copley News
Circulation: morning 10.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownwts):
Alameda Newspaper. Inc
1516 Oak St
Alameda CA 94501
Ownership %. 100
Tony Alligretti President
Tony Alligretti Publisher
Andy Lafleur . . . Circulation Manager
Cliff Benson Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Ed Gilmartin Automotive Editor
Everett Johannes Columnist
Jim Dobson Drama Editor
Barbara Stevenson Fashion Editor
Barbara Stevenson Food Editor
Clitt Benson Real Estate Editor
Barbara Stevenson Society Editor
Barbara Stevenson
Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 48 hours Story-48 hours
News-12 hours. Photo-24 hours
Supplement!.):
Local SS
Desc.- Magazine Suopl
Weekend TV
Desc Weekend-TV
ANAHEIM
•Anaheim Bulletin (E)
1771 S Lewis St.
Anaheim CA 92805 (Orange County)
SMSA Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden
Grove CA
Telephone. (714) 634-1567
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 70004
Anaheim CA 92807
Pop Served- 225.146
Year Establish. 1923
Pub Frequency Monday - Saturday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $3 50/Mth
Publicity Mtls 19.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay $l/lnch
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services' AP
Circulation evening 7.519
Circulation Type Paid
Owiwr(s):
Anaheim Bulletin /Div Of Freedom
Newspapers. Inc
P.O Box 70004
Anaheim CA 92807
Ownership %. 100
Bunuu(>):
Anaheim Bulletin. Div of Freedom
Newspapers. Inc
1771 S. Lewis St. Box 70004
Anaheim CA 92807
Telephone- (714) 634-1567
Contact: Robert J. Novak. Publisher
0 R Segal President
Robert J Novak . Publisher
Susan BlaKeley Advertising Manager
Gerald Duarte Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Julia Shirley Editor
Deadline: 9 am (Daily). 5 pm - Friday
Night for Saturday Morning
Supptomentd):
TV8ULLETIN
Day Published Saturdays
Lead Time: 21/2 Weeks
Desc • Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 06.08.12.13.14.19.23
Mtls Deadline: 21/2 Weeks
Contact: Howard Grothe. VP /Advertising
Telephone: (714) 835-1234
P.O. Box 70004 1771 S Lewis St
Anaheim CA 92807
Anaheim Bulletin
Day Published: M - F Eves. S.
Saturday Morning
Lead Time 3 Days
Publicity Mtls. 01.06.12.14.15.19.21.
22
Mtls Deadline 3 Days
Contact Julia Shirley. Editor
Telephone (714)634-1567
Anaheim Bulletin. PO Box 70004
Anaheim CA 92807
ANTIOCH
•Dally Ledger (ES) • Pott Dispatch'""
1650 Cavallo Rd
Antioch CA 94509 (Cta Csta County)
SMSA San Francisco-Oakland. CA
Telephone: (415) 757-2525
Mailing Address
o 0 Box 2299
Antioch CA 94531
Pop Served. 38.000
Year Establish 1870
Daily except Saturday
Pub Frequency 7 Days/Week
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $6.50/Mo . $7300/Yr
°ublicity Mtls 01.0506 10.11.12.13.17.
18.19.21.22.232426
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 22.800.
Sunday 23.305. other 21.931
Circulation Type Paid
Owmr(»):
California Delta Newspapers. Inc
1650 Cavallo Rd
Antioch CA 94509
Ownership % 84
Lesher Communications. Inc
2640 Shadelands Or
Walnut Creek CA 94598
Ownership % 16
Management:
Dean Lesher. . . . President
Dean Lesher Pubkaher
Anne Walker .Advertising Manager
Martha Ferrmg-. . Circulation Manager
Alice Love . . Marketing Director i
Alice Love .. Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Mark Staftonm Editor
Clay Kallam . Art Editor
Trine Gallegos . . Beauty Editor
Clay Kallam . Book Review Editor
Ken Maryanski City Editor
Ken Maryanski Consumer Affairs Edit
Clay Kallam .. .Drama Editor
John Loveioy .. Farm Editor
Trine Gallegos . . . Fashion Editor
Judith Pneve ... Food Editor
Curtis Coriew . Photography Editor
Mark Statformi .. Political Editor
Trine Gallegos . . Society Editor
Tnn* Gallegos Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: News-12:00 Noon daily. 6:00
PM Saturday: Photo-11.00A.M.
dairy. 6-00 P.M. Saturday.
Thursday Extra
Day Published: Evry Day Spec Extra
Pgs T F Su ' ' |
Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls: 01.05.06.10.12.14.17.
19
Mtls Deadline- Noon Friday Before
Publication
Contact: Clay Kallam
Telephone: (415) 757-2525
1650 Cavallo Rd.
Antioch CA 94509
TV Update ' '
Day Published- Weekly On Saturday
Lead Tune. 2 Weete
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 14
Mtls Deadline- Friday Before
Publication
Contact: Anne Walker
Telephone: (415) 757-2525 •
1650 CavaNo Rd. ' -:
Antioch CA 94509 ' ,
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AUBURN "^ .
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•AUBURN JOURNAL, THE
1030 High St. f ' "
Auburn CA 95603 (Placer County)
SMSA: Sacramento. CA
Tetephone:.(916) 885-5656 «» ...
Year Establish: -1865
Pub. Frequency- Sunday - Friday
Subscnp. Rate: $19.50/Yr.. -$2t.«-
Wire Services. UPI
Circulation: other 17.500 - • •
Circulation Type: Paid •'-«- "
Owner<»): • - ..
Brehm Communications
P. 0. Box 28429
San Diego CA 92198
Management
David Lewis Pubksher
Tom Lucas Circulation Manager
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Barry Garden Circulation Manager
Julian Boone Circulation Manager
Mike Weater Classified Adv. Manag
T Edward ftmev Marketing Director
Linda Heath Personnel Manager
Ella Mae Peay Personnel Manager
Editorial:
John Hager Editor in Chief
Stewart Jenntson Business Editor
Ben Sneroan City Editor
Ann Whittmgniil Fashion Editor
Paul Mersey Opinion Editor
Ann Whiltmgniil Society Editor
Deadline: 12 30 A M Story-lllOPM
News-10-40 P M Photo-6 00 P.M
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 10 Days
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils- 06 07. 10.11. 14 15. 16.
17.19.20.25
Mils Deadline 10 Days Prior
Contact Ben Sherban
Spec Requiremts Tabloid Size
Davwss County Community
Day Published Weekly (Wednesday)
Lead Time 10 Days
Desc. Entertainment
Publicity Mils 01.02.03.0405.06.07.
11.12.14.15.17.19.21.22.25
Mtls Deadline 10 Days Prior
Contact Lora Anne Wimsalt
Telephone: (502) 926-0123
P 0 Box 1480 1401 Frederica St
Owensboro KY 42302
PADUCAH
Paaucah Sun (ES) ""
408 Kentucky Ave
Paducah KY 42001 (Mccrackn County)
Telephone, (502) 443-1771
Matag Address
P.O. Box 2300
PADUCAH KY 42002
Pop, Served: 30.000
Year Establish 1929
M-f t Sun
Pub. Frequency: Daily & Sunday
Pub. Sue. Broadsheet
Subscrip: Rate. $96 /Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.11.12.13.14.15.
16.20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Wire Services. AP. NYT
Circulation: evening 32.533.
Sunday 37.012
Circulation Type. Paid
OMMKi):
Paducah Newspapers. Inc.
. . Editor
. . Beauty Editor
. Business Editor
. . Church Editor
Do-lt-Yourself Editor
... : .Drama Editor
. . . Education Editor
. Envronmental Editor
..... Farm Editor
• • Fashion Editor
. . . Food Editor
Garden Editor
Hearth Editor
. . . . Home Editor
. . . Labor Editor
Motion Picture Editor
MUSK Editor
. Outdoor Editor
Political Editor
Radio Television Edit
Society Editor
... Sports
Sports
Women s Interest Edit
Extra
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 5 Days
PUBtaty Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
Ot.09.10.il. 12.13.14.15.16.17
Contact Jana Thomosson
Jim Paxton
Tracty Buchanan.
M Oakley
Linda Cocke
Ron Clark
Don Pepper
Den* Rants
Ron dark .
Gtenn Cochrum .
Tracey Buchanan
Traeey Buchanan
Ron Clark
Dona Rams
Ron Clark
Bid Bartleman
Jam Thomosson
Don Pepper
Steve Vantreese
B* Bartleman
Lynn McDamel
Tracey Buchanan.
Ward WiHmgham .
Larry Schmidt
Tracey Buchanan
OeedHiM 5 Days
P 0 Box 2300
PADUCAH KY 42002
RICHMOND
Richmond RefHter (E) """
380 Big Hill Ave
Richmond KY 40475 (Madison County)
Telephone- (606) 623-1669
Mailing Address
PO Box 99
Richmond KY 40475
Pop Served 21.714
Year Establish. 1917
Pub Frequency Mon-Sat Evening
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate. $69/Yr Mail. $72.80 /
Yr Carrier
Publicity Mtls. 01.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.
18.19.20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay Priced Per Item
Pnnt Process: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 8.300
Circulation Type Paid
OwMf
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Richard Sharkey Metro Editor
Bob Tompkms Outdoor Editor
lee Huebner Photography Editor
jim Leggett Political Editor
Jim Smilie Radio Television Edit
Alice Thomas Society Editor
Alice Thoams Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 5PM Story-5 P M News-5
P M . Photo-5 P M
Supplement!!):
Weekend TV
Day Published Saturoay
Lead Time 5 Days
Oesc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 10.23.2426
Mils Deadline Wednesday Prior to
Saturday I- •, ilication
Contact' Jim Smilie
Telephone (318) 487-6397
Box 7558
Alexandria LA 71306
Personnel Jim Dagar
Mdse PuDl
Desc. Merchandising Pubi
BASTROP
Battrop Daily Enterprise (M)
119E Hickory
Bastrop LA 71220 (Morense County)
Telephone (318) 281-4421
Mailing Address
PO. Box 311
BASTROP LA 71221
Pop Served 15527
Year Establish. 1899
Pub. Frequency M • F
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. J3850/Y'
Publicity Mils 06.11.12.14 15 16.21 22
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Prmt Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- morning 6.840 otner 6 319
Circulation Type. Free
Owner<»):
Bastrop Newspapers. Inc
Box 311
Bastrop LA 71220
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Addye Mae Mitcham . Editor
Patsy Jones Beauty Editor
Patsy Jones Book Review Editor
Addye Mae Mitcham Business Editor
Addye Mae Mitcham Church Editor
Addye Mae Mitcham Drama Editor
Addye Mae Mitcnam Farm Editor
Patsy Jones Fashion Editor
Patsy Jones Food Editor
Patsy Jones Garden Editor
Patsy Jones Health Editor
Patsy Jones Home Editor
Steve Scader Labor Editor
Jim Rider Outdoor Editor
Patsy Jones Photography Editor
Addye Mae Mitcnam Science Editor
Patsy Jones Society Editor
Mark Mitcham .. Sports
Patsy Jones .. Women s Interest Edit
OliMni News • 10:30 pm: Photo - 9
pm: Advertising • 2 days prior: Story -
10:30 pm: 1 week prior.
Weekend TV
Day Published. Saturday
Lead Time. 1 Week
Oesc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils. 06.07.11 12
Mils Deadline: 1 Week
Contact- Addye Mae Mitcham
Telephone. (318) 281-2691
BATON ROUGE
•Baton Route State-Times (E) **
525 Lafayette St
Baton Rouge LA 70802
(E Btn Rg County)
SMSA Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone (504)383-1111
Mailing Address:
P. 0. Box S88
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Pop Served 219.462
Year Establish 1842
Pub. Frequency Dly Except Sun
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $7878/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01060714.15192021
22.23 25
Freelance Pay Vanes
P'int Process Letterpress
Wire Services AP LAT KR Scripts
Howard
Circulation evening 28 500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
Capital City Press
525 Lafayette St
Baton Rouge LA 70802
Ownership % 100
Bureau(s):
State-Times River Parishes Bureau
PO Box 188
Baker LA 70714
Telephone (504) 644-8447
Contact- Vicki Ferstel. Editor
State-Times Westside Bureau
PO Box 491
Port Allen LA 70767
Telephone (504) 387-6171
Contact- Mary Broussard. Bureau Chief
State-Times Baker /Zachary
P 0 Box 188
Baker LA 70714
Telephone. (504) 775-7005
Contact, james Minton. Bureau Chief
Capital Bureau
P 0 Box 44485
Baton Rouge LA 70804
Telephone: (504)383-1111
Contact- Carl Redman. Bureau Chief
Management:
Douglas L. Manship President
Don Stewart Advertising Manager
Mike Nola Advertising Manager
Jim Prince Circulation Manager
James Conner Classified Adv Manag
Phil Stout Marketing Director
Betty Jo Baker Personnel Manager
Linda Wunstel Promotion Manager
Phil Stout Sales Manager
Editorial:
Jean McMullen Art Editor
Jerry Wallace Automotive Editor
Sarah Sue Goldsmith
. Book Review Editor
Bill Bankston City Editor
John McMillan Columnist
Scott Dyer Education Editor
Peter Shinkle Environmental Editor
Tommy Simmons . Food Editor
Laurie Smith . Health Editor
Pat Tessier . Life Style Editor
Mike Cook Outdoor Editor
Stan Atost Photography Editor
Jerry Wallace. Real Estate Editor
Cynthia Campbell. . Travel Editor
Relma Hargus Youth Editor
Deadline: 10am. 1140am
SuppHminqi):
Fun. TV Week & Sunday Magazine
(News)
Day Published: One A Week for Each
Lead Time: 1 Wk. for Copy.
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08,09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Mm Deadline: One Week
Contact: Freda Yarbrough
Telephone. (504) 383-1 111
P.O. Box 588
Baton Rouge LA 70821
TV Week
Day Published: Saturdays
Lead Time- One Week
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Contact. Madelyn Lamb
Telephone (504)383-1111
525 Lafayette St.
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Fun
Day Published. Fridays
Lead Time- One Week
Desc: Radio-TV
Publicity Mtls 02.03.04.05.06.10.13.
14.15.16.19
Mtts Deadline At Least One Week
Before Publication
Contact Tim Belehrad
Telephone- (504) 383-1111
P 0 Box 588
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Personnel Freda Yarbrougn Editor
•Morning Advocate (MES)
525 Lafayette St
Baton Rouge LA 70802
(E Btn Rg County)
SMSA Baton Rouge LA
Telephone (504) 383-1111
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 588
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Pop Served 219.462
Year Establish 1842
Pub Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. (7 37 /Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services. AP. DPI. WP/LAT
Circulation morning 78.643
evening 27012. Sunday 134.350
Capital City Press
Ownership % 100
BunMu(i):
Acadiana
P 0. Box 3767
LAFAYETTE LA 70502
Telephone (318) 234-0174
Contact. Bruce Schulu. Bureau Chief
River Parishes
P 0 Box 1295
Gonzales LA 70737
Telephone (504) 644-8447
Contact. Tim Talley. Bureau Chief
Florida Parishes
P.O. Box 1185
Denham Spg LA 70726
Telephone- (504) 664-9058
Contact. Jay Workman. Bureau Chief
Capitol News
PO Box 44485
Baton Rouge LA 70804
Telephone. (504)383-1111
Contact: Carl Redmond. Bureau Chief
Management:
Charles P Manship . . President
Douglas L. Manship . . . Publisher
Donald R Stewart Advertising Manager
Mike Nola Advertising Manager
Jim Prince Circulation Manager
Jim Conner Classified Adv Manag
Phil Stout Marketing Director
Betty Jo Baker Personnel Manager
Linda Wunstel Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Katheryn Flournoy Business Editor
Dan Hatfield .City Editor
Smiley Anders Columnist
Ann Price . Drama Editor
Tuck Thompson . .Education Editor
Mary Durusan Fashion Editor
Tommy Simmons Food Editor
Calvin Gilbert . Mime Editor
Tim Belehrad Radio Television Edit
Cynthia Campbell ....... Travel Editor
Mary Durusan . .Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 12.00 Midnight: News-1230
Midnight: Jmoto- 1-00 P.M.
Sunday Magazine
Day Published: Sunday
Lead Time. 1 month
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mm. 01.06.07.10.11.12.14.
15.16.17.19.23
Mtts Deadline At Least One Week
Before Publication
Contact. Larry Catalanello Editor
Telephone: (504) 383-1 111
PO Box 588
Baton Rouge LA 70821
Fun
Day Published- Friday
Lead Time. One Month
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls- 02.03.04.05
Mtls Deadline- At Least One Week
Before Publication
Contact: Tim Betehrad
Telephone (504) 383- 1111
P 0 Box 588
Baton Rouge LA 70821
BOGALUSA
Bogalusa Daily News i Sunday News'
(ES)
525 Ave V
Bogalusa LA 70427 (Washngtn County)
Telephone (504) 732-2565
Mailing Address.
P 0 Box 620
Bogalusa LA 70427
Pop Served 19.000
Year Establish 1927
Pub Frequency Monday - Friday &
Sunday
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate- $99 /Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.06.10.19.20.21.
22.26
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services. UPI
Circulation: evening 8.140.
Sunday 8.979
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownertt):
Pontchartram Newspapers. Inc.
P 0. Box 820
Bogalusa LA 70427
Editorial:
Lou Maior. Jr ............ EdHor
Lou Major. Jr ..... Political Editor
Deadline: 11 anrStories 10:45 amcNews
10:45 am:Photos 9 am
Local SS
Lead Time: 1 Week
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Oesc . Weekend-TV
Mdse. Pub).
Desc.: Merchandising PuW
CROWLEY
Gravity Pott-SifMl (E) < *""-
601 N. Parkerson Ave.. P.O. Box 1589
Crowtey LA 70526 (Acadia County)
Telephone (318) 783-3450
Year Establish: 1974
Pub. Frequency: Tues • Fri. I Sunday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate- $60/Yr
Print By: Offset
Wire Services UPI
Circulation: evening 5.800.
Sunday 6.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Editorial:
Harold Gonzales .......... .-..Editor
Harold Gonzales. ... .'. . . Beauty Editor
Harold Gonzales. . . Book Review EdMor
Harold Gonzales ....... BuMWtt EdMor
Harold Gonzales ..... ChaTeh EdMor
MindyFauk ...... FasMon Edrtor
Ann Nixon .............. Food EdMor
Ann Nixon ............. Garten EdMor
MmdyFau* .......... :SoxMyUMor
HaroM Gonzales ........... .'.'•/•(Mm
Mndy Faufc ..... Women's MMrttt EdM
Deedttne: Two days prior to pvtt TTwo
days prior to putt N Same OwiF »'
Two days prior to pub. 'X^' '*• ' •*
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Desc.: Magazine Suppl x* " "
Weekend TV ' ^ "'-
Desc.: Weekend-TV
DE BIDDER '• .
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DE WOOER BEAUREGAIW MKV
NEWS *-* '•'
903 w. 1st sr ** .- -
De Adder LA 70634 (Beaurgrd Coonty)
Telephone: (318) 462-0616
Pub. Frequency: Tuesday - Fndejji.
Sunday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Circulation Type: Paid ' ' .
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Owiiens):
Ertun Wise
Editorial:
Bob Houston
Gary Christiansen
John Leni Sports
Joan Davis Women s interest Edit
Editor
Sports Editor
EUNICE
EUNICE NEWS "*"
251 N Secono St
Eunice LA 70535 (St Lndry County)
. Telephone- (318) 457-3061
Pub Frequency Thursday & Sunday
Circulation Type Paid
OwnerXs):
Louisiana State Newspapers
FRANKLIN
Franklin Banner • Tribune **"
201 Wilson
Franklin LA 70S38 (Saint Ma County)
Telephone. (318) 828-3706
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 566
Franklin LA 70S38
Pop. Served 10.325
Year Establish 1884
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. $35 35/Yr
Publicity Mils. 01 03.06.12.14.18.19.20.
22.23.24.26
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: evening 3.750
Circulation Type Paid
Ownartt):
Morgan City Newspapers. Inc
B*reau(s):
Franklin Banner • Tribune. The
201 WUson st
Franklm LA 70538
Editor
Sports
Alan R Von Werder
Anthony Mitchell
: 7 Days Prior
HAMMOND
Hammond Dally Star (ES)
725 S. Morrison Blvd.
Hammond LA 70403 (Tngpahoa County)
Telephone: (504) 345-2333
Mating Address
P.O. Box 1149
Hammond LA 70404
Pop. Served. 12.478
Year Establish. 1959
Pub. Frequency 6 Times/Week
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Pubkoty Mils: 01.03.04.05.06.10.12.14.
15.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 12.000.
Sunday 12.500. other 17.000
Circulation Type Paid
OMM«t):
Only Star Publishing Co.. Inc.
P.O. Box 1149
Hammond LA 70401
Ownership V 100
Beauty Editor
Book Review Editor
Business Editor
. . .Drama Editor
. Education Editor
Environmental Editor
Farm Editor
Fashion Editor
.. Food Editor
. Garden Editor
Health Editor
. . Home Editor
.. Music Editor
Outdoor Editor
Pet or Animal Editor
Photography Editor
.Political Editor
Society Editor
Joan Qavis
Damn Cruse
Sandy Seal.
Joan Davis
Sandy Seal
Judy Clancy
Judy Clancy
Joan Davis
Joan Davis
Jean Davis
Joan Davis
Joan Davis
Dennis Gruse .
John Lenz
Stacy De Salvo
LH Mirando
Judy Clancy
Joan Davis
Sunday Star
Day Published. Sunday
lead Time: 1 Week
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls. 01.03.04.05.06.10.11.
12.14.15.18.19.20.21.22.23.25
G'jmbo Magazine - Tabloid
Day Published Sundays
Lead Time. 2 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 12.19
Contact Joan Davis
HOUMA
Houma Daily Courier (ES)
3030 Barrow St
Houma LA 70360 (Terrbnne County)
Telephone: (504) 879-1557
Mailing Address
P.O. 80x2717
HOUMA LA 70361
Pop. Served: 90.000
Year Establish- 1878
Pub Frequency- Daily & Sun
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $42/Yr
Print Process Offset
Wire Services. AP. Laser Photo. NY
Times Wire
Circulation: evening 21.900.
Sunday 24.400
Circulation Type: Paid
Omens):
Ownership %. 100
New York Times Co.. The
229 W 43rd St.
New York NY 10036
Editorial:
Gene Mearns. Editor
George Becnet. Jr . Sports Editor
Amy Domangue Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 12:00 Noon daily-Sat.
Midnight Sunday: Story-10.30 daily-
Sat.. 10:30 P.M Sunday: News-
Limited by press deadline: Photo-
10:30 daily-Sat. 10.30 P.M. Sunday
SuaalsmenKs):
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
TV Week
Day Published. Sunday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc.. Entertainment
Publicity Mtls: 01.04.05.06.08.10.11.
12.13.14.15.16.17.19.21.25.
Contact: Mites Forrest
Telephone: (504) 879-1557
P.O. Box 2717
HOUMA LA 70361
JENNINGS
Jamlnfi Dally Nam (ES) ""
238 Market St
Jennings LA 70546 (Jeff Dvs County)
Telephone: (318) 824-3011
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 910
Janmngs LA 70546
Pop. Served: 13.500
Year Establish: 1896
Pub. Frequency: Monday - Friday PM
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $48/Yr: $24.50/6
Mos.: $12.75/3 Mos.. $4.2S/Mo.
Pubhcrty Mtls. 06.07.10.11.12.14.15.16.
17.18.19.20.21.22.24.25.26
Freelance Pay: By Previous
Arrangement
Pnnt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 5.800
Circulation Type: Paid
Omarls):
Newspaper Service Co . Inc. c /o R H
Facketman Pres
P 0. Drawer 12428
Panama City FL 32401
Ownership *: 100
Editorial:
Dona H Smith Editor
Dona Smith Food Editor
Jack Giovo Sports
Deadline: 48 hours prior to publ . Story-
1000 A M day ol Duel . News-10 00
A M day ol publ Photo-5 00 P M
day prior to publ
Jennings Daily News Shopper
Day Published Weekly
Contact Marc Richard
Telephone (318)824-3011
238 Market. PO Box 910
Jennings LA 70546
LAFAYETTE
•Lafayette Advertiser (MES) ""
221 Jefferson St
Lafayette LA 70501 (Lafaytte County)
SMSA: Lafayette. LA
Telephone (318)235-8511
Pop. Served: 68.908
Pub. Frequency- Daily Sunday •
Saturday
Subscrip Rate $90.B4/Yr City:
$93.24 /Yr Country Zone
Circulation: morning 34.000.
evening 34.000. Sunday 42.000
other 56.000
Owners):
Thomson Newspapers. Inc
LAKE CHARLES
•Late CharlM American Preu (MSY"
4900 Hwy 90 E.
Lake Charles LA 70601
(Calcueu County)
SMSA. Lake Charles. LA
Telephone: (318) 433-3000
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 2893
Lake Charles LA 70602
Pop. Served. 77.998
Year Establish: 1896
Pub. Frequency. Daily
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $9 /Mo
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.10.19
Print Process Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: morning 42.400.
Sunday 46.400
Circulation Type. Paid
Sherman Corp
4900 Hwy. 90 E
Lake Charles LA 70601
Ownership V 100
Hugh Shearman
Hugh Shearman
Suzanne Beck..
Curtis L. Woods
Connie Perkins
Jim Beam ..
Don Kingery .
Buddy Threatt .
Buddy Threatt..
Buddy Threatt..
Dorothy Hams.
Buddy Threatt..
Don Kingery
Bret Downer
Jim Beam ..
Dorothy Hams
Vincent Lupo.
Ed Alderman...
Jim Beam
Buddy Threatt
Ed Alderman
Dorothy Hams
Don Kingery .
Buddy Threatt .
Betty Bernard
Jim Beam .
Don Kingery
Jim Beam
Buddy Threatt
Burl Vincent
Jim Beam
President
Publisher
Advertising Manager
. .Circulation Manager
Classified Adv. Manag
Editor
. Assignment Editor
.. Amusement Editor
. Automotive Editor
Banking Editor
Beauty Editor
..Book Review Edrtor
Business Editor
City Editor
Columnist
Consumer Affairs Edit
Court Editor
Drama Edrtor
Education Editor
Entertainment Editor
. Environmental Editor
. Fashion Editor
.. . Feature Editor
.Financial Edrtor
. . .Food Editor
Government Affairs Ed
.. Labor Editor
.. Music Editor
Opinion Editor
Photography Editor
Political Editor
Ward B Threatt Radio Television Edit
Buddy Threatt Travel Editor
Supplement^):
Marquee
Day Published Friday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc.- Entertainment
Publicity Mils- 01.04.0506.10.17.19
Weekend TV-Focus
Day Published Saturday
Lead Time 1 week
Oesc . Weekend-TV
Mdse. Publ
Desc Merchandising Publ
LEESVILLE
Laesvilk Daily Leader. The *'***
PO Box 619
Leesville LA 71496 (Vernon County)
Telephone. (318) 239-3444
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 619
LeesviMe LA 71496
Pub. Frequency Tuesday - Friday. I
Sunday
MINDEN
•Minoen Press • HaraM (ES) *"*
203 Glcason St
Mmden LA 71055 (Webster County)
SMSA: Shreveport. LA
Telephone. (318) 377-1866
Mailing Address ,,
P O Box 1339
Mmden LA 71058
Pop. Served: 16.432
Year Establish. 1849
Pub. Frequency: Sunday am /Tuesday -
Friday pm
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $60 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.0Z03.04.0S.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.14.15.16.17.18
Pratt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation evening 4.984.
Sunday 5.100
Circulation Type Paid ., /
Specht Newspapers. Inc.
P.O. Box 1339
Mmden LA 71055
Ownership V 100
David A. Specht .
Derwood Brett
Clayton Jinks . . .Advertising Manager
Jane Cook .... Circulation Manager
Evetta TaHey . Classified Adv. Manag
Art. Edrtor
Automotnw Edrtor
.... Beauty Editor
«y Edrtor
.Cahmnfct
.IHIiiion Editor
Stacy Thompson .
Stacy Thompson.
Stacy Thompson .
Knsti Seymore
Derwood Brett .
Bonnie Koskw
DeaaWnr 1 day before publication:
Story- 1 day before pubbcaben: Mem-
day of publication; Photo-day of
MONROE
• * i-
•NOT Star WoiM (ES) ' -V
411 N 4th St ; • •
Monroe LA 71201 (Ouachrta County)
SMSA: Monroe. LA - -
Telephone: (318) 322-5161 .
Mailing Address:
PO. Box .1502 ...;
Monroe LA 71201
Pop. Served: 56.374 . . .... _^ „
Pub. Frequency Sunday - Saturday '
Subscnp. Rate: $108/Yr.: $9/Mo.
Print Process: Letterpress
Wire Serwcesr AP. DPI ..
Circulation: evening 38.900.
Sunday 49.600
Omens):
News-Star-World Pub. Corp.
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Management:
George H VanWagner Publisher
Tommy Foster Circulation Manager
Blanche B Gates Classified Adv Manag
Suzanne Thomas Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Cmdy Greene Art Editor
Kevin Anderson Automotive Editor
Kathy Spurlock Beauty Editor
Kaihy Spurlock Book Review Editor
Kevin Anderson Business Editor
Mike Albertson City Editor
Olana Silk Columnist
Katny Spurlock Consumer Affairs Edit
Kathy Spurlock Do-lt-Yourself Editor
Katny Spurlock Drama Editor
Bill Sutley Education Editor
Kathy Spurlock Fashion Editor
Kevin Anderson Financial Editor
Kathy Spurlock Food Editor
Frank Noonan Garden Editor
Jane Dagata Health Editor
Kathy Spurlock Home Editor
Kevin Anderson Labor Editor
Kinny Haddax Outdoor Editor
Kathy SourlocK Pet or Animal Editor
Lanny Keller Political Editor
Kevin Anderson Real Estate Editor
Helen Sheffield Travel Editor
Kathy Spurlock Women s Interest Edit
Supplement^):
Local Si
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Desc Weekend-TV
MORGAN CITY
Daily Review. The (E)
1O14 Front St
Morgan City LA 70380
(Saint Ma County)
Telephone (504) 384-8370
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 948
Morgan City LA 70381
Pop. Served 18.009
Year Establish 1872
6 Column
Pub. Frequency Mon Thru Fri
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $36.05 Carrier
Publicity Mils. 01.03.08.11.14 17.20.21.
22
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.639
Circulation Type' Paid
(hmerts):
Morgan City Newspapers Inc
P 0 Box 948
Morgan City LA 70380
Ownership %• 100
Editorial:
Doyle E. Shirley Editor
Steve Shirley Book Review Editor
Ted Mcmanas Energy Editor
Dane MiHer Photography Editor
Ted McManus. Political Editor
Chns Undry . . . .Sports Editor
NEW IBERIA
MM Iberia (tally Ibtrian & Sunday*"
Iberian (ES)
926 E Main St.
New Iberia LA 70560 (Iberia County)
Telephone (318) 365-6773
Mating Address:
P.O Box9290
New Iberia LA 70562
Pop. Served 33.500
Year Establish' 1893
Pub. Frequency Dairy (7 Days)
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrtp. Rate: $96 /Yr
Publicity Mils- 01.03.04.05.21
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Cremation, evening 15.449.
Sunday 15.929
Circulation Type Paid
Wick Communications Co
P 0 Box 9290
New Iberia LA 70562
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Will Chapman Book Review Editor
Wilda B Moran Church Editor
Wilda Moran Farm Editor
Will Chapman Food Editor
Don Shoopman Outdoor Editor
Jennifer May Society Editor
Glenn Quebedeaux Sports
Deadline: 11 00 AM M-F. 11 00 PM Sat
S Same Day N 11 00 AM P 10 00 AM
NEW ORLEANS
•Daily Record, The (M) ""
931 Canal St.. 518 Audubon Bldg
New Orleans LA 70112
(Orleans County)
SMSA: New Orleans. LA
Telephone (504) 581-4926
Mailing Address
P 0 Drawer 70588
New Orleans LA 70172
Year Establish 1897
Legal
Pub Frequency Daily Mon -Fri
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip. Rate- $60./Yr
Publicity Mils. 20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation' morning 5.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owiwrtl):
Daily Record Corp
931 Canal St
New Orleans LA 70112
BUIMU
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Sieve Norfler Financial Editor
Ann Matthews cood Editor
Anna Mary Siemau Garden Editor
Laura Ben Healtn Editor
Anne Matthews Home Editor
LOIS Norder Metro Editor
Ann Matthews MUSK Editor
Lanny Kener Opinion Editor
Glenn Harris Outdoor Editor
Kerry KirsDei Pet Or Animal Editor
Jack Barnam Photography Editor
Andrew Moreau Political Editor
Kerry Kirspel Radio Television Edit
Kerry Kirspel Science Editor
Bem Signer Society Editor
Bob C.iftm Travel Editor
Deadline: Noon Story-Noon. News-
Noon Photo-8 30 - 11 45 A M
Supplement^):
Weekend TV
Day Published Weekly on Friday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.03.0405.06.19
Contact Kerry K.rsoel
Telephone (318) 459-3228
PO Box 31110
Shreveport LA 71130
People/Magazine
Day Published Weekly (Friday)
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc. Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 01.03.040506 19.21
Mtls Deadline Monday For Friday
Contact Betty Signer
PO Box 31110
Shreveport LA 71130
•Tlmts. The (MS)
222 Lake St
Shreveport LA 71130 (Caddo County)
SMSA Shreveport LA
Telephone (318) 459-3200
Muling Address
PO Box 30222
Shreveport LA 71130
Pop Served- 294.600
Year Establish 1871
Pub. Frequency Daily & Sun AM
Pub. Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $81/Yr. Daily. $135/Yr
Daily & Sunday
Publicity Mtls. 18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.
26
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services: AP. SCSM. GNS
Circulation- morning 75.625.
Sunday 104.783
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
Gannett Co. me
1IX Wilson Blvd
Arlington VA 22234
Ownership % 100
•ureaud):
Times Ruston Bureau
111 W Texas Ave
Ruston LA 71270
Telephone' (318) 255-3907
•Contact- Curtis Heyen Bureau Chief
Times Natchitoches Bureau
111 E. 5th St.
Natchrtoches LA 714S7
Telephone. (318) 352-4987
Contact. Greg Kendrick. Bureau Chief
Times Natchitoches Bureau
111 E 5th St
Natchitoches LA 71457
Telephone (318) 352-9605
Times Natchitoches Bureau
111 £ 5th St
Natchitoches LA 71457
Telephone (318) 352-9605 .
Contact Greg Kendrick. Bureau Chief
Times Natchitoches Bureau
111 E 5th St
Natchitoches LA 71457
Telephone (318) 352-9605
Contact. Greg Kendrick. Bureau Chief
Management:
W Howard Bronson President
W Howard Bronson Publisher
Tommy Chelette Advertising Manager
Benoit Lynn Advertising Manager
Mark Richmond Advertising Manager
Steve Mills Circulation Manager
Frank Cimino Classified Adv Manag
Dutty VanderforrJ Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Terry Eberte Editor
Pal Rice Assignment Editor
Ljne Crockett Amusement Editor
Martha Fitzgerald Art Editor
Pat Rice Automotive Editor
Pat Rice Aviation Editor
Margaret Martin Beauty Editor
Terrie Roberts Book Review Editor
Lane Crockett Drama Editor
Susan Traylor Environmental Editor
Margaret Martin Fashion Editor
Martha Fitzgerald Feature Editor
John Prime MUSK Editor
Reeves Feiid Outdoor Editor
Lane Crockett Radio-Television Edit
Jerry Pittman Science Editor
Terrie Roberts Travel Editor
Deadline: 10 50 & 12 00 P M Saturday.
Photo-10 00 P M 12 30 A M Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday.
Friday
Supplement^):
Local SS
Desc: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls 07.14.19.23
Mtls Deadline 3 Weeks in Advance
Contact. Terrie Roberts
Telephone. (318) 459-3275
Box 30222
Shreveport LA 71130
Spec. Requiremts- Rarely Buy
Freelance
Weekend TV
Day Published Weekly • Sunday
Lead Time 3 Weeks
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 06.10
Mtls Deadline 3 Weeks Before
Publication
Contact: Lane Crockett
Telephone (318) 459-3270
Box 30222
Shreveport LA 71130
SUOELL
•SUM) Daily Sentry-News (MS) *"
3648 Pontchartram Dr
Slide* LA 70458 (St Tmmny County)
SMSA New Orleans. LA
Telephone: (504) 643-4918
Mailing Address
PO. Box 910
Slidell LA 70459
Year Establish. 1965
Pub. Frequency- Tuesday - Sunday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate- $8592/Yr
Publicity Mtls. 06.07.11.13.14.15.16.17.
19.20.21.22.23.24
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: morning 5.033.
Sunday 5.261. other 22.389
Circulation Type- Free
Ownerts):
Wick Newspapers
Sierra Vista AZ 85635
. . Editor
Beauty Editor
Business Editor
. Columnist
Columnist
Columnist
. Columnist
Lou Mayv. . .
Merna Bridgeman
Phil White.
Terry Madden
Phil White.
Stuppy AHen
Gilda Perkins
Phil White Do-lt-Yoursett Editor
John Perkins . Drama Editor
Janet Fontenot . Education Editor
Merna Bridgeman . . Fashion Editor
Gilda Perkins . Feature Editor
Kevin Chin . .Outdoor Editor
David Owens Photography Editor
John Perkins Radio Television Edit
Deadline: 3 publ. days prior
Supplements):
TV/Entertainment
Day Published. Friday
Lead Time 5 Publ Days
Publicity Mtls 06.07.11 13 14 15.16
17 19.20.21.22.23.24
Contact TV/Entertainment-Jonn Permns
Real Estate
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 4 Publ Days
Publicity Mtls 0607 11 13.14 15.16
17.19.20.2122.23.24
Contact Maggie Hill
SULPHUR
•SULPHUR SOUTHWEST DAILY """
NEWS
P 0 Box 1999
Sulphur LA 70664 (Calcsieu County)
SMSA Lake Charles LA
Telephone (318) 527-7075
Pub. Frequency Tuesday - Friday.
Sunday
Pub Size- Standard Size
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownertt):
General E W Wise
Management:
E W. Wise Publisher
Editorial:
Ophelia Hayes .Editor
Jerry Cornier Sports Editor
THIBODAUX
Dairy Comet (E)
70S W. Fifth St P 0 Box 550
Thibodaux LA 70301 (Latourcn County)
Telephone (504)447-4055
Mailing Address-
P 0. Box 5238
Thibodaux LA 70302
Pop. Served. 16.000
Year Establish: 1889
Pub Frequency Monday - Friday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $4.50/Mth
Publicity Mtls. 06
Prmt Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation, evening 13.200
Omer(s):
New York Times Co . The
229 W 43rd St
New York NY 10036
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Kathy Silverberg Editor
Kathy Silverberg Food Editor
Alex Songe Sports Editor
Deadline: 8 30 am Story - 8 30 am:
News8.30 am: Photos • 8 30 am
MAINE
AUGUSTA
Kannebet Journal (M)
274 Western Ave.
Augusta ME 04330 (Kenneoec County)
Telephone: (207) 623-3811
Pop. Served: 24.759
Year Establish: 1825
Pub. Frequency: Daily
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate $130/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.12.26
Prmt Process Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation- morning 19.555
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Guy Gannett Publishing Co.
390 Congress St
Portland ME 04101
Ownership % 100
BurmKs):
Kennebec Journal
287 Water St.
Gardiner ME 04345
Telephone (207)582-6000
Contact: Rita Morang
Kennebec Journal
44 Mam St
Wmtnrop ME 04364
Telephone (207)377-2191
Contact Judy Nguyen Miscellaneous
Kennebec Journal
Mam St
Wmthrop ME 04364
Telephone (207)377-2191
Contact- Martha Dodge. Miscellaneous
Kennebec Journal
40 Mam St
Augusta ME 04330
Telephone (207) 377-2191
Contact- Martha Dodge. Miscellaneous
Kennebec Journal
1 Morton SI
Wmthrop ME 04364
Telephone. (207) 377-2191
Contact Martha Dodge
Editorial:
Marvann Brooke Famly Editor
Maryann Brooke . Fashion Editor
Maryam Brooke . Food Editor
James Fossett Photography Editor
Susan Radcliff . . Rekjpon Editor
Susan Raddiffe . Society Editor
Gary Hawkins Sports
TVPkis
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time. 1 Week
Desc.- Radio-TV
Publicity Mtls. 10.19
Mtls Deadline: 1 Week In Advance
Contact- Central Maine Morning Sentinel
Telephone. (207) 879-3341
SrfverSt
WatennUe ME 04901
BANGOR
KM)
491 Mam St.
Banger ME 04401 (Penobsct County)
Telephone: (207) 942-4881
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 1329
Bangor ME 04401
Pop Served: 33.168
Pub Frequency: Daily
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp Rate: $1.60/Wk.-Home
Publicity Mtls. 01.03.06.14.19.22.2326
Print Process: Letterpress
Wire Services: AP. UPI. NYTNS
Circulation morning 80 000
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner<«):
Bangor Publishing Co.
Ownerships 100
Editorial:
Richard J Warren Edftor
Carroll Astbury . .Bantanf Edttor
Richard Shaw. . . Book Review Edttor
Carroll Aspburry . . Busmen Edttor
Nancy Remsen .. Energy Editor
Nancy Environmental Edttor
Joan Smith .. Famtf Eator
Join Snwtn . HMMII Conor
Carroll Ashbury . .. Labor Edttor
Akcia Amstead .-. Mutic Edttor
Tom Hennessey Outdoor Editor
JackLottus. . . Photography Editor,
John S. Day PoWcal EdBor
Roarme Saucier Reftajen Edttor
William Warner Saerts
WiMiarn Warner .....
Deadline: 8.00 P.M.: Story-SOO P.M.:
News-8:00 P.M.: Pnoto-7:00 P.M.
Local SS
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV •• .
Desc.- Weekend-TV
BIDDEFORO
Journal Tribune (E)
Alfred Street
Bidoeford ME 04005 (York County)
Telephone. (207) 282-1535
Maikng Address
P.O. Box 627
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Stephanie Strickland
Radio Television Edit
Elliot Goldberg Real Estate Editor
Elliot Goldberg Science Editor
Susan Couitield Society Editor
Susan CaultieW Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Week prior to publication
Story-One day prior to puol News-9
A M daily Photo-One day prior to
publ
Supplements):
Local SS
Desc Magazine Suppi
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 3 Weeks Belore
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 01 10.14
Contact Stephanie Strickland
Telephone (609)845-3300
309 S. Broad St
Woodbury NJ 08096
Mdse Publ
Desc Merchandising Puol
NEW MEXICO
ALAMOGORDO
Alamogordo Daily News (ES)
518 24th St
Alamogordo NM 88310 (Otero County)
Telephone (505) 437-7120
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 870
Alamogordo NM 88311
Pop Served 24.284
Year Establish 1898
Pub. Frequency Evening & Sun
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $6.50 /Mo
Publicity Mtls 06.15,16.21.22
Freelance Pay t 30 /Column inc
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 8 706.
Sunday 9.652. other 16 000
Circulation Type Paid
Owmr(i):
Donrey Media Group. Inc
PO. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Marian McQuiddy Sports Editor
Deadline-. 11 30 A M . 2 days onor to
publication. Story-11.30 A M .
Thursday: New-Monday & Tuesday
11.30AM Friday. Photo-12 00 Noon
Suppleinent(s):
Otero Shopoer
Day Published Wednesday Evening-
weekly
Lead Time 10 days belore
Desc. Miscellaneous
Publicity Mtls. 06~.07.10 11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.19.21.23.26
Mtls Deadline- 10 days before
publication
Contact. Sharon Smith
Telephone. (505) 437-7120
P.O. Box 870
Alamogordo NM 88311
Spec. Requiremts. Tabloid Size-6 Col /
Pg-13'X103/16'
ALBUQUERQUE
•Albuquerque Journal (MS) ""
7777 Jefferson. N E
Albuquerque NM 87109
(Brnalilo County)
SMSA- Albuquerque. NM
Telephone (505)823-7777
Mailing Address.
P 0. Drawer J
Albuquerque NM 87103
Pop Served 420.000
Year Establish: 1880
Pub Frequency Morning & Sunday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $8 50/Mo Daily &
Sunday: $4/Mo. Sunday
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.10 11 12.13 14
15.1617.18.19.202122.23
Freelance Pay Vanes
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services AP Christian Sci
Monitor, L A Time WP. Reutters
Circulation morning 121 224
Sunday 159778
Circulation Type Paid
Own«r(i):
T H Lang
7777 Jefferson N E
Albuquerque NM 87109
Journal Publishing Co
P 0 Drawer J
Albuquerque NM 87103
BunMu(s):
Alb-'cuerque Journal Washington Bureau
Nafl Press Bldg . Ste 1262 B
WASHINGTON DC DC 20045
Telephone (202) 662-7540
Contact Paul R WiecK
Government Affairs Editor
Santa Fe. NM. Bureau
320 Gaiiste
Santa Fe NM 87501
Telephone (505) 988-8881
Contact' Tim Coder. Bureau Editor
Las Cruces. NM. Bureau
206 S Main
Las Cruces NM 88001
Telephone- (505) 526-4461
Management:
T H Lang President
T H Lang . Publisher
Gene McGehee Advertising Manager
Craig Meyers Advertising Manager
Tom Smithson Advertising Manager
Dick Smith Circulation Manager
Bill Tafoya Classified Adv. Manag
Amy Rehfeld Personnel Manager
Ryan Deller Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Gerald Crawford . Editor
Karen Moses Assignment Editor
Bern Gantner Action Line Editor
Maria Elena Alvarez . Art Editor
Ken Walston Automotive Editor
Paul Logan Aviation Editor
Bob Hagan Banking Editor
David Steinberg Book Review Editor
Gayland Bryant Business Editor
Karen Moses City Editor
Jim Arnholz Columnist
Ren Graham Computer Editor
Leah Lorber. Consumer Affairs Edit
Maria Elena Alvarez Drama Editor
Nancy Tipton Education Editor
Maria Elena Alvarez
Entertainment Editor
Rene Kimball Environmental Editor
Isabel Sanchez . Farm Editor
Tom Harmon Feature Editor
Susan Stiger Food Editor
Susan Stiger Garden Editor
Rex Graham . Health Editor
Tom Harmon . .. Home Editor
Tom Harmon Lite Style Editor
Martin Frentzel Outdoor Editor
John Robertson Political Editor
Rick Nathanson. Radio Television Edit
Rex Graham. Science Editor
Mike HaH Sports Editor
Bruce Daniels State Editor
Robin Frames Travel Editor
..Imarcia Stamell. Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 7:15 P M . 9:30 P M.. 11-00
P M.: News-7 30 P M.. 10:30 P M..
Photo-7 30 P M
Supplement(t)-
Entertamer
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time. Four Weeks
Desc.. Radio-TV
Publicity Mtls- 02.10.12.14.19
Mm Deadline: Adv & Mktg Deadlines
Only - Prior Tuesday at 11
Contact: Tom Harmon
Telephone (505) 823-3936
P.O. Drawer J
Albuquerque NM87103
Parade (Ss)
SAGE • Women's Magazine
Day Published First Sunday ot Each
Month
Contact Marcia Stamell
Telephone. (505)823-3880
Business Outlook
Day Published' Weekly (Mondays)
Desc Business-Financial
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline Adv & Mktg Deadlines
Only • Prior Thursday at 11
Contact Gayland Bryant
Telephone (505) 823-3830
Albuquerque NM 87103
•Albuquerque Tribune, The (E) ™
7777 Jefferson. N E
Albuquerque NM 87109
(Brnalilo County)
SMSA Albuquerque. NM
Telephone (505) 823-7777
Mailing Address
P 0 Drawer T
Albuquerque NM 87103
Pop Served. 345.675
Year Establish 1922
Pub Frequency Mon.-Sat
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $5.25/Mo.. $31.50/6
Mos.
Publicity Mils- 22
Freelance Pay $30 - $75
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services. AP. Scnpps Howard. NYT
Circulation- evening 40.000
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownert.*):
Scnpps Howard Newspapers
1100 Central Trust Tower
Cincinnati OH 45202
Ownership % 100
BureauU):
Tribune Santa Fe News Bureau
Capitol Building
Santa Fe NM 87501
Telephone. (505) 983-6020
Contact Kate Nelson. Bureau Chief
Scnpps Howard News Service
1090 Vermont Ave . N.W lOflr
Washington DC 20006
Telephone- (202) 408-1484
Contact Karen Mac Pherson.
Bureau Chief
Manafement:
Larry Lesser President
Ryan Dellar Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Tim Gallagher . .Editor
Ollie Reed . Amusement Editor
Pam Johnson Art Editor
Scott Gullett Banking Editor
Pam Johnson Beauty Editor
Ollie Reed Book Review Editor
Scott Gullett . Business Editor
John Temple . .City Editor
Ralph Looney . Columnist
Richard Stevens .. Columnist
V B Price Columnist
Dennis Domrzalski . Court Editor
Gary Tyler .. .Education Editor
Pam Johnson Entertainment Editor
Tony Davis . Environmental Editor
Tony Davis . Environmental Editor
Scott Gullett . .. Family Editor
Steve Shapiro . Health Editor
Mark Taylor . . . Outdoor Editor
Mike Davis . Photography Editor
Dan Vukelich Political Editor
Stam Franklin . Radio Television Edit
Shonda Novak ... . Real Estate Editor
John O'Rourke .. .. Sports Editor
Ofce Reed . . Weekend Editor
Deadline: 7 A.M . Metro. 11:30 P.M..
Home: 1 P M.. Final.
SupptememXt):
Local SS
Desc • Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls 01.05.06.13.19.21
Mtls Deadline. 2 Weeks in Advance
Contact: Stam Franklin
Telephone: (505) 823-3653
P.O. Drawer T
Albuquerque NM 87103
Personnel- Shan Bluto
Pam Johnson
Active Lite
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc. Sports
ARTESIA
Artasla Daily Praat (ES) ""°
501 W Mam. P.O Box 179
Artesia NM 88210 (Eddy County)
Pop Served 12.130
Owners):
Valley Newspapers Inc
Editorial:
Scott Eaton . . Editor
Priscilla O'Connor Beauty Editor
James K Green Book Review Editor
Gary Scott. Business Editor
Barbara Boan . Garden Editor
Barbara Boan . Home Editor
Tim Higgins. . Outdoor Editor
Scott Eaton .Political Editor
Marlyn Caldwell . Society Editor
Tim Higgins . . Sports
CARLSBAD
Carttbad Current-Argus (ES)
620 S. Main
Carlsbad NM 88220 (Eddy County)
Telephone: (SOS) 887-5501
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 1629
Carlsbad NM 88220
Pop. Served: 32.000
Year Establish- 1889
Pub. Frequency: (ES)
Pub. Sue: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $7 50 /Mo Delivery-.
$8/Mo. Mail
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.12.13.14.15.16.
17.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay Not Established
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 9.500,
Sunday 10.500
Circulation Type: Pad
Oman;*):
Carlsbad Publishing Company
Ownersrup V 100
EdHorW:
Ned CantweH EdHor
Betty Patton Beauty Editor
Betty Patton Church Editor
Betty Patton Drama Editor
Steve Givens . .. Education EdHor
Jefl Fhnn Energy EdHor
Betty Patton Famty Edrtor
Rachel Prentice Farm Editor
Betty Patton. . .Fashion Edrtor
Betty Patton Food Editor
Betty Patton Garten Editor
Torn Walker HaaMh EdHor
Betty Patton Home Edrtor
Eric Fisher Outdoor EdHor
Betty Patton. Pet or Animal Edttor
Jeff Gernsh Photography Editor
Ned CantweN PoNfcal EdHor
Betty Patton Ration Edrtor
Betty Patton Society Edttor
Eric Fisher Saorta EdHor
Betty Patton Women's Interest Edit
Steve Givens YajMh Editor
Diaallni. News-WO A.M.. Man.-**,
12.-00 Noon Friday tor Sunday: '
PhotorfOO A.M.. Mon.-fri., 12300
Noon Friday for Sunday.
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtts: 01,04.07.11,12.14.15.
16.18.19.20.21.22.23.26
Contact KeBy Canon
Spotlight - —
Day Published: Friday
Lead Time: Week
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtts: 06.14
Mtls Deadline: Week
Contact: KeHy Carson
Telephone: (SOS) 887-5501
CarisbW Current-A>ius.Baxl629
Carlsbad NM 88220
Mdse. Publ.
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CLOVIS
Ctovis News Journal (ES)
-••• (. r' " its
. isvis NM 88101 .Curry COLIIV)
•feonon* sOSi 763 3431
Mailing AJaress
PO Box 1689
Clevis NM 88102
POD Serveo 28495
Year EstaDhsn 1929
Pub Frequency 6 aavs no 5atur
PUB Size Broaasncei
Subscrip Rote $6/Mo Home Delivery
Publicity Mm 010306.07101112.15.
16 17 18 192021 22
Freelance Pay $25 For Maior Stories
Accepted
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 9.709
Sunday 10262
Circulation Type Controlled
Owiwrti):
Clovis News Journal
Editorial:
Bill Sailer Book Review Editor
Kevin Braitora Business Editor
Dave Holland Photograpny Editor
Greg McGu'in Sports
OEMING
Owning Headlight (E) '""
219 £ Maple
Deming NM 88030 (Luna County)
Telephone i505) 546-2611
Mailing Address
P 0 Bos 881
Deming NM 88031
Pop Served 10.000
Year Establish 1881
Pub Frequency Monday • fnoay
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $54 /Yr
Publicity Mils 01.030506 10.11 12.14
15.16.17.18.192021.2223
Freelance Pay t 40/Col in
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 3.900. otner 2 550
Circulation Type Paid
OwMr)s):
Ration Publishing. Inc
PO. Box881
Deming NM 88031
Ownership ?. 100
Editorial:
Jonie Trued Editor
Sammy M Lopez Radio Television Edit
Deadline: News - 4 00 P M two days
before publication Photo • 4 00 P M
Two days before publication
SupplenMiiljs):
Shopping Guide
Day Published Friday. Tuesday
Lead Time Noon Thursday
Desc Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 01.06.08 19
Mils Deadline 1 Week Prior To
Publication
Contact. Deming Headlight
Telephone (505) 546-2611
P.O. Box 881
Deming NM 88031
Back-To-School Edition
Day Published- Annual
Lead Time One Week
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.12.23
Mtls Deadline 1 Week
Contact- Deming Headlight
Telephone (505)546-2611
P 0 Box 881
Deming NM 88031
Graduation Edition
Day Published Annual
Lead Time. 1 Week
Publicity Mtls. 03
Mtls Deadline 1 Week
Contact Deming Headlight
Telephone (505)546-2611
PO Box 881
Deming NM 88031
Progress Edition
Day Published Annual
Lead Time One Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.06.11.12.13 19
23
Mtls Deadline- February 27th at 4 pm
Contact. Deming Headlight
Telephone (505) 546-2611
P 0 Box 881
Oemmg NM 88031
FARMINGTON
Farmirtgton Daily Times (ES)
201 N Allen
Farmmgton NM 87401
(San Juan County)
Telephone. (505) 325-4545
Mailing Address
P 0. Sox 450
Farrmngton NM 87499
Pop Served 40.000
Year Establish 1884
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $72/Yr Carrier
Publicity Mtls 06.07.11 12.14.15.16.18.
19.20.21.22.23.25
Print Process Offset
Wire Services. AP. New York Times
Circulation- evening 15.801.
Sunday 17.579
Circulation Type. Paid
Owncrd):
New Mexico Newspapers. Inc
P 0 Box 450
Farmirtgton NM 87499
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Eliot O'Brien Editor
Andrea Byrd Church Editor
Deborah Tracy Fashion Editor
Deborah Tracy Food Editor
Deborah Tracy Garden Editor
Wren Propp Government Affairs Ed
Wayne Leupolfl . Sports Editor
Deadline: Story-12 noon day of publ.
News-12 noon day of puol. Photo-12
noon day ot publ
GALLUP
Gallup Independent ""
500 N 9th St
Gatop NM 87301 (Mckinley County)
Telephone (505)863-8611
Mating Address:
Box 1210
Gallup NM 87301
Pub Frequency 6 Times/Wk
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $5.50/Wk - Home
Delivery. $73.80 /Yr Mail
Publicity Mtls: 21.22
Freelance Pay: $1 /Column Inch
Wire Services- AP. NYT
Circulation: evening 11.306.
other 14.500
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner)!):
John K. Zolknger
P.O Box 1210
GaNup NM 87301
Bureau)*):
Eastern Bureau
Telephone (505) 777-2612
Contact: Brenda Norrell
Dine Bureau
Telephone (505)371-5443
Contact: Richard Sitts
Western Bureau
Telephone. (602) 283-4946
Contact- George Hardeen
Editorial:
D Reed Eckhardt Editor
Alan Arthur Sports Editor
DaadHne: 2 Days Prior to Publication
Supplement)*):
USA Weekend
GRANTS
Grants Daily Beacon (e)
300 No 2nd St Box 579
Grants NM 87020 (Valencia County)
Telephone (505)287-4411
Pop Served 18.200
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 4851
Owners):
Grants Publishing Co Inc
Editorial:
Becky Barber Editor
Sue Winsor Beauty Editor
Sue Winsor Book Review Editor
Su; «insor Church Editor
Sue Winsor Drama Editor
Sue Winsor Fashion Editor
Sue Winsor Food Editor
Sue Winsor Garden Editor
Sue Winsor Home Editor
Sue Winsor Music Editor
B. Barber Photography Editor
Sue Winsor Society Editor
Andy Porter Sports
Sue Winsor Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 11 00 AM S 11 00 AM N
1100 AM P II 00 AM
HOBBS
Hebbt Daily Newt-Sun (ES) °"
201 N. Thorp
Hobtos NM 88240 (Lea County)
Telephone (505) 393-2123
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 860
Hobos NM 88240
Pop. Served 40.000
Year Establish. 1937
Pub Frequency- Daily exc Sat
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate S6.50/Month
Publicity MtU 01.12.1415.17.18.1920.
21.22.23
Freelance Pay Vanes
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP/Kmght • Ridder
Circulation: evening 11.908.
Sunday 12.716
Circulation Type Paid
Owner)!):
Sun Publishing Corp
P 0 Box 860
Hobbs NM 88240
Ownership % 100
News-Sun Capital Bureau
809 Don Diego
Santa Fe NM 87501
Contact: Kate McGraw
Editorial:
Gil Hnshaw Editor
John McCulloch Amusement Editor
Terry Sholm Banking Editor
John McCulloch Beauty Editor
Gil Hmshaw Book Review Editor
Terry Sholm . Business Editor
John McCulloch Church Editor
John McCulloch Do-lt-Yourself Editor
John McCulloch Drama Editor
Terry Sholm Education Editor
Anne Behl . . Energy Editor
Anne Behl Environmental Editor
George Welles . . Farm Editor
Terry Sholm Labor Editor
Manny Marquez Outdoor Editor
Gri Hmshaw Political Editor
John McCulloch Radio Television Edit
Anrte Behl Science Editor
Billy Dallas Sports
Manny Marquez Sports
Donavan Mager Sports
Deadline: Previous Day
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppi
Publicity Mtls- 01.12.14.15.17 18.19
20.21.22.26
TV Week
Day Published Thursdays
Desc. Weekend-TV
US CRUCES
•Us Cruces Sun-News (ES)
256 W Las Cruces Ave
Las Cruces NM 88004
lOona Ana County)
SMSA Las Cruces NM
Telephone (505) 523-4581
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 1749
Las Cruces NM 88004
Pop Served 51 261
Year Establish 1937
PUD Frequency PM M-F AM Sun
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $6 25/Mo in Town
$75/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.05.06.14 18.19.22.23
24.26
Print By Offset
Wire Services UPl
Circulation evening 21.700
Sunday 21.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owner)«):
Las Cruces Newspapers. Inc
Box 1749
Las Cruces NM 88001
Ownership % 100
Managamint:
George Williams . . Pubtaher
Editorial:
Warren Weber . Editor
r. N 11 30AM P 11 30AM
«*):
Weekend TV-Que Pasa'
Day Published Friday
Lead Time 4 Days
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.06.14
LAS VEGAS
"171
Lat Vega* Daily Optic (E)
614 Lincoln
Las Vegas NM 87710
(Sn Mguel County)
Telephone (505)425-6796
Mailing Address:
P 0 Box 2607
Las Vegas NM 87701
Pop Served- 16.000
Year Establish 1879
Pub Frequency: Monday-Friday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. J59 40/Yr.Home $78/
Yr-Counly: $90/Yr-Out Cnty
Publicity Mtls: 14.19.20.21.22.23.24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.286
Circulation Type- Paid
Owner)*):
Las Vegas Optic Inc.
Editorial:
David Wesner. . Sports
Deadline. 11 00 A.M . Story-11 00 A.M..
News-11 00 A.M.: Photo-900 A.M
SupatomentO):
Optic Eye
Day Published: Every Friday
Lead Time: 3 Days
Desc.: Weekend-TV > - •
Publicity Mtb: 06.10.14
Mtts Deadline: Tuesday Selore
Publication
Contact: Charles Taylor
Telephone- (SOS) 4254796 '
Box 2607
La* Vegas NM 87701
LOS ALAMOS
Lot Alamos Monitor (ES) •""*
256 D P Rd"
Los Alamos NM 87544
(Ls Alarm County)
Telephone: (505) 662-4185
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 1268
Los Alamos NM 87544
Pop. Served 17600
Year Establish: 1963
•denote* major metro area
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•cuiaiion evening b COO
Sunaay D 200
<..i ng Address
News Plaza. Box 15000
Albany NY 12205
Pop Served 105.700
Year Establish 1856
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $1 50/Wk M - Sa,
$1.25/Sunday. $2.75/7 Days
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.23.26
Freelance Pay Variable
Print Process- Letterpress
Wire Services AP.UPl.Wash Post.LA
Times. NY Times. Scripps Howard
Circulation, morning 106.500.
Sunday 173.731
Circulation Type: Paid
OWIMT(«):
Capital Newspapers Div The Hearst
Corp
959 Eighth Ave
New York NY 10019
Ownership % 100
Frank A. Bennack ..... President
Timothy White . . . Publisher
Chris Cunningham. Jr
Advertising Manager
Robert Provost Advertising Manager
Alan J. Haskms . Advertising Manager
David Cherry . . . Classified Adv Manag
Bob Provost . Marketing Director
Pat Realbuto Personnel Manager
Thomas Cunningham
. . Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Harry M Rosenfeld . Editor
William M Dowd . Book Review Editor
Ben Welter City Editor
Fred LeBrun . Columnist
Ralph Martin. ... . Columnist
Irene Keeney Consumer Affairs Edit
Jackie Demalme . Drama Editor
Jackie Demaline. . . Entertainment Editor
Jim Gray . . ... Feature Editor
Paul Gibbons . . . Foreign Editor
Roger Brigham Outdoor Editor
Dennis Michalski Photography Editor
Suoptomenttt):
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppi
Weekend TV
Desc Weekend-TV
AMSTERDAM
•Recorder, The (E) *"
1 Venner Rd.
Amsterdam NY 12010 - v '
(Montgmry County)
SMSA: Albany-Schenectady-Troy. NY -
Telephone (518)843-1100
Mailing Address:
P O. Box 640
Amsterdam NY 12010
Pop. Served: 22.000
Year Establish. 1878
Pub. Frequency Monday Thru Sunday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $2.50 /Wk.
Publicity Mtls: 01.05,10.1 1.12714.15.16.
17.19.20.21.22.23.24 ' —
Print Process Offset
Wire Services: 4JPI. Christian Science
Monitor
Circulation: evening 14.400.
Sunday 14.400
Circulation Type- Paid
(cent, next page)
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?uD Freouency Daily Excot Sun
= jb Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $9880/v-
°ublicity Mtis 14 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
=-nt Process Offset
Wi'e Services AP
Circulation evening 11 000
otner 11 000
Circulation Type free
OwnerU):
Thomson Newspapers Inc
3150 Des Piames Ave
Oes Piames IL 60018
Ownership J. 100
Management:
Daniel Emertch Advertising to^ iager
Josepn Weiier Circulation Manager
Editorial:
James Gormiey City Editor
Deadline: 11 00 A M Story-9 00 A M
News-10 00 AM Photo-1000 AM
Supplement*!):
Weekend TV-Entertainment Guide
Day Published Every Friday
Lead Time Wednesday Noon
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 14.19
Mtls Deadline Wednesday Noon
Greene County Spectrum
Day Published Every Monday
Desc Food
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline Friday-Noon
YOUNGSTOWN
•Vindicator. The (ES)
Vindicator Square
Youngstown OH 44503
(Mahoning County)
SMSA Youngstown-Warren OH
Telephone (216) 747-1471
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 780
Youngstown OH 44501
Pop Served 115.420
Year Establish 1869
Local. Regional. State & National News
Pub Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate SI 12 45'Yr Daily
$63.30/Yr Sunday
Freelance Pay Based On Mtn
Print Process P M T 's Or Veloxes
Wire Services News Reports s' AP UPI
NYT.CT.WP.KR.NYDN.SH LAT
Circulation evening 93 482
Sunday 143.199
Circulation Type Paid
Oimerls):
The Vindicator Publishing Co
Ownership \ 100
Menearefneflt:
Betty H Brown Jagnow President
David Burns .Advertising Manager
Frank W Miller Advertising Manager
Charles Metzger Advertising Manager
C Edward Powell Circulation Manager
John Sovik Classified Adv. Manag
Edward Trgovac Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Betty H Brown Jagnow Editor m Chief
Betty H Brown Jagnow Editor
Tom Williams . Amusement Editor
Clyde Singer . . .Art Editor
Dan Pecchia .Automotive Editor
Dan Pecchia . Aviation Editor
Dan Pecchia Banking Editor
Barbara Shaffer Beauty Editor
Mike Braun Book Review Editor
Dan Pecchia Business Editor
Rea Taiclet City Editor
Tom Williams Drama Editor
Mane Shellock Education Editor
Tom Williams Entertainment Editor
Barbara Shaffer Fashion Editor
Barbara Shaffer . Food Editor
Mike Braun Garden Editor
J Edbo Music Editor
Leon Stenms Religion Editor
Mike Braun Science Editor
Barbara Shaler Society Editor
Carl Basic State Editor
M*e Braun Travel Editor
Barbara Shater Women s interest Edit
SuppfementU):
Parade
Day Published Weekly
ZANESVILLE
Zanesville Times Recorder (MS)
34 S Fourth St
Zanesville OH 43702
(Muskingm County)
Telephone (614)452-4561
Pop Served 33045
Year Establish 1865
Pub Frequency 7DaysM/S
Pub. Size Standard Sue
Subscnp Rate $129/Yr Daily &
Sunday
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07 10.11 12 13.14
15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process: Mengraph-Direct
Wire Services. AP
Circulation morning 23.339.
Sunday 23.407
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Thomson Newspapers
Ownership % 100
BureaiKs):
Thomson Washington Bureau
Natl. Press Bkjg 14 & F Sts
Washington DC 20004
Telephone (202)628-2157
Contact Richard Malloy. Bureau Chief
Thomson Columbus Bureau
21 E State St
Columbus OH 43215
Telephone (614)461-5305
Contact Nick Walker. Bureau Chief
Thomson Ohio Bureau
21 E State St
Columbus OH 43215
Telephone (614) 461-5305
Contact Phil Porter
Thomson Columbus Bureau
150 E Broad
Columbus OH 43215
Telephone- (614) 461-5305
Contact Phil Porter. Bureau Chief '
Editorial:
Dave Claypool Editor
Kathy Jackson Editor
Dawn Maxwell Amusement Editor
Pam Nester Beauty Editor
Chuck Martin Church Editor
Chuck Martin Conservation Editor
Galen Oliver Do-lt-Yourself Editor
Dave Claypool Education Editor
Chuck Martin Environmental Editor
Pam Nester Family Editor
Chris Barton Farm Editor
Pam Nester Fashion Editor
Pam Nester Food Editor
Galen Oliver . . Garden Editor
Pam Nester . . .Home Editor
Nancy Keeley Insurance Editor
Chuck Martin Outdoor Editor
Nancy Keeley Pet or Animal Editor
Larry Rich .Photography Editor
Nancy Keeley Political Editor
Chuck Martin . Rekgnn Editor
Galen Oliver Science Editor
Pam Nester Society Editor
Dave Weidig . Sports
Dave Weidig . Sports Editor
Pam Nester Women s Interest Edit
Supplement^):
Midweek
Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time- Prior Friday
Publicity Mtls- 01.06 15.17.20.21.22
Spec. Requirerms 15100 Circulation
TR Midweek
Day Published- Wednesday
Lead Time- 4 Days Prior
Publicity Mtls: 05.07.10.11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Mtls Deadline. 4 Days Prior
OKLAHOMA
ADA
Ada Evening Newi (E)
112-120 N Broadway PO Box 489
Ada OK 74820 (Pontotoc Countyi
Telephone <405) 332-4433
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 489
Ada OK 74820
Year Establish 1904
Pub Frequency Daily Except Saturday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $675 /Month
Publicity Mils 06.07.11.12 14 15.16 19
20.21.22.24.25
Freelance Pay. 50/Per Column Inch
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services' AP Thomson
Circulation evening 9.500.
Sunday 9.850
Circulation Type Paid
Own*r(>):
Thompson Newspapers
3150 Oes Plaints Ave
Des Plaints II 60018
Ownership % 100
BunwKf):
Ada Evening News
1309 W Broadway
Sulphur OK 73086
Telephone. (405) 622-2006
Contact: Debbie Dedson. Otfice Manager
Editorial:
Tony Pippen Business Editor
Brenda Tollett . Fashion Editor
Brenda Tollett Food Editor
Steve Boggs Outdoor Editor
Steve Boggs Sports
ALTUS
Attut Tinwt (ES) "*
218 W Commerce
Altus OK 73521 (Jackson County)
Telephone (405) 482-1221
Mailing Address-
P 0. Box 578
Altus OK 73522
Pop. Served: 25.000
Year Establish- 1901
Pub. Frequency Daily M-F & Sun
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. $60 /Yr
PubUcity Mtls. 06.12 15.16.19.20.21.22.
24
Freelance Pay: Variable
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- UPI
Circulation evening 7.800.
Sunday 7.800
Circulation Type Paid
OWN**):
Ooorey Media Group
P 0 Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
EdMorM:
Rhonda Meli . Religion Editor
Cathy Spam . Society Editor
Keith Floyd. . Sports
. ALVA
Ato Review-Courier (MS) ""*
620 Choctaw
Alva OK 73717 (Woods County)
Telephone: (405) 327-2200
Pop. Served 7.500
Pub. Frequency 2 Days Wk •
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: S17/Yr Carrier: $20 /
Yr. Mil: $26/Yr Out of State
Publicity Mtls: 06.11.12.14.15.16.19.21.
22.23.25
Wire Services- UPI
Circulation, morning 2.000.
Sunday 2.000
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Hammed Newpapers of Oklahoma Inc
\ Tues. • Noon Friday • Noon
County Bargain Saver
Day Published Weekly
Desc Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 11 12 14
Mtls Deadline Tuesday Noon
ANADARKO
Arttdarko Daily News (ES)
117-119 E Broadway
Anadarko OK 73005 (Caddo County)
Telephone (405) 247-3331
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 548
Anadarko OK 73005
Pop. Served 7.200
Year Establish 1901
Pub. Frequency M-F & Weekender
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $66 /Yr 1/1/91
Publicity Mtis 02.03
Freelance Pay $40/Pr Col Inch (SAW
Print Process Offset
Wire Services: UPI. AP
Circulation evening 5.666.
Sunday 5.666
Circulation Type- Paid
Omens):
Anadarko Publishing Co
117 E. Broadway
Anadarko OK 73005
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Jack Stone . . Editor
Joe W McBnde. Jr Book Review Editor
Joe W McBnde. Jr. . Business Editor
Paula McBnde Photography Editor
Joe W McBnde. Jr. PoMical Editor
Jim Jarrett . Sports Editor
OeedHne: Story-9 00 A M . News-1 1:30
A.M.: Photo-9.00 A M
Weekly TV Guide
Day Published- Friday
Lead Time Tues. Before
Desc : Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 12.14
Contact. Carla McBride
Telephone (405) 247-3331
P.O. Box 548
Anadarko OK 73005
Vacation Guide
Day Published. Yearly Published m
Early May
Lead Time February /March/
Desc History
Pubkaty Mtls: 01.07.12.16
Mtts Deadline April 10
Contact Carolyn N. McBrioe
Telephone: (405) 247-3872
P.O Box 548
Anadarko OK 73005
Personnel: Carolyn N McBnde
American Indian Expo Souvenir Copy
Day Published August Each Year
Lead Time June • July
Publicity Mtts: 01.06.07.10.14.16.17
Mtls Deadline July 31. 1989
Contact: Carolyn McBnde
Telephone: (405) 247-3331
P.O. Box 548 <
Anadarko OK 73005
ARDMORE
Ardmore Daily Ardmorttt* (ES) *""
117 W.Broadway
Ardmore OK 73402 (Carter County)
Telephone: (405) 223-2200
Mailing Address- -
PO Box 1328
ARDMORE OK 73402
Year Establish. 1919
Pub. Frequency: Daily Exc. Sat
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $60 /Yr Local
Publicity Mtts: 01.07.10.11.14.15.16.19.
20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay: $4/Hr
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation- evening 13.054.
Sunday 15.575
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Ownens):
Slautfer Communications me
616 Jefferson
Topeka KS 66607
Ownership '* 100
BurMii(s)
Daily Ardmoreite Ti-,e
117 w Broadway
AP.DMORE OK 73402
Teieohone (405) 223 2200
Contact Margaret June Thomason
Business Manager
Editorial:
Bill Stautfer Editor
Leah Jo Allen Amusement Editor
Jean Jo Allen Beauty Editor
Lean Jo Allen Book Review Editor
Bert Tucker Energy Editor
Bert Tucker Entertainment Editor
John Mclemore Outdoor Editor
Steve Biehn Photography Editor
Bert Tucker Radio Television Edit
Sue Newman Religion Editor
Mark Finley Sports
Mark Finley Sports Editor
DMdllrra: 2 days before publication
Supplement^):
Weekend TV Carousel
Day Published Sundays
Lead Time Two Weeks
Desc Motion Picture-Theatrical.
Books. Radio-TV
Publicity Mils 06 08.09.10 12 13.14
25.26
Mtls Deadline 2 Days Before
Publication
Contact Henry Dolive
Telephone (405) 223-2200
PO Box 1328
Ardmore OK 73401
BARTLESVILLE
Bartiesville Examiner-Enterprise (
300 E Frank Phillips Blvd
Bartleswlle OK 74003
(Washngtn County)
Telephone (918) 336-1600
Mailing Address
PO. Box 1278
BARTLESVILLE OK 74005
Pop Served 29.683
Year Establish 1897
Pub Frequency Daily & Sun
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $5 75/Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.14 15.17.19.20.21.22
23.24.26
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation, evening 13.100
Sunday 15300. other 12.205
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):
Donrey Media Group
Ownership % 100
•uruuU):
Donrey Washington Bureau
National Press Club Bldg
Contact. Steve Tetreault. Bureau Chief
Editorial:
Susan Savage . Editor
Nora Garza Church Editor
Nora Garza Family Editor
Becky Burch Photography Editor
Rod Walton Sports
Deadline: Noon Stories Noon. News
Noon Photos Noon
Supplement^:
TMC Product
Day' Published Weekly on Tuesday
Lead Time 5 Days
Desc Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Desc Weekend-TV
BLACKWELL
Blackwell Journal-Tribune (ES)
113-115 E Blackwell
Blackwell OK 74631 IKav County!
Telephone (405) 363-3370
Pop Served 8645
Vear Establish 1893
Pub Frequency Sun -Dly No Sa
Pub Size Standard Size
Publicity Mtls 01.06.12 13 14 20 21.22
23.25.26
Print By Otfset
Wire Services UPl
Circulation evening 4 123
Sunday 4 217
Own«r(i):
Midway Publishing Co
Editorial:
Dayle McGaha Editor
Helen Seubert Beauty Editor
Dayle McGaha Book Review Editor
Dayle McGaha Business Editor
Helen Seubert Church Editor
Dayle McGaha Do-lt-Yourself Editor
Charles Abbott Drama Editor
Helen Seubert Education Editor
Dayle McGaha Environmental Editor
Charles Abbott Farm Editor
Helen Seubert Fashion Editor
Helen Seubert Food Editor
Dayle McGaha Garden Editor
Helen Seubert Health Editor
Helen Seubert Home Editor
Dayle McGaha Labor Editor
Charles Abbott Motion Picture Editor
Charles Abbott Music Editor
Charles Abbott Outdoor Editor
Charles Abbott Pet or Animal Editor
Charles Abbott Photography Editor
Charles Abbott Political Editor
Charles Abbott Radio Television Edit
Helen Seubert Science Editor
Helen Seubert Society Editor
Charles Abbott .Sports
Helen Seubert Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: Daily 11 30 P M Sunday 4-00
P.M.: s Daily 11 30 P M.. Sunday 4 00
P.M.: n Daily 11 30 P M . Sunday 4-00
P M . p Daily 11 00 N Sunday 4 00
PM
BROKEN ARROW
•BROKEN ARROW DAILY LEDGER'**"
524 S. Main St.
Broken Arrow OK 74012 (Tulsa County)
SMSA: Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 258-6688
Pub. Frequency Tuesday - Firday.
Sunday
Circulation Type Paid
Owmr(»):
Park Newspapers
Manacement:
Mike Sills .Publisher
Editorial:
Theodore Barnngton Editor
David Harper City Editor
Lynn Jacobson Sports Editor
CHICKASHA
Chldutha Daily Express (ES) "*
302 N. Third St
Chickasha OK 73023 (Grady County)
Telephone: (405) 224-2600
Mailing Address.
P.O. Drawer E
Chickasha OK 73023
Pop. Served. 14.194
Year Establish 1889
Pub Frequency: Daily & Sunday
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $78/Yr Effective 4/1 /
91
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.0506.08.11.
12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20
Freelance Pay None
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.235.
Sunday 6.298
Circulation Type Paid
Owneits):
Central Publishers Lra
Ownership °4 100
Editorial:
Nancy Keiley Beauty Editor
Nancy Keilev Book Review Editor
George Plummer Business Editor
Nancy Keily Church Editor
Nancy Keiley Drama Editor
Nancy Keiley Fashion Editor
Nancy Keiley Food Editor
Nancy Keiley Health Editor
Nancy Keiley Home Editor
Nancy Keiley Society Editor
Nancy Keiley Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 12 00 N Friday 5 00 P M for
Sun.. Story-Daily 1200 N, Friday 500
P M for Sun News-Daily 12.00 N.
Friday 5 00 P M lor Sun Photo-Daily
12 00 N. Friday 5 00 P M for Sun
CLAREMORE
•Claremore Progress (M)
315 W Will Rogers
Claremore OK 74017 (Rogers County)
SMSA. Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 341-1101
Pub Frequency Tuesday - Friday
Subscrip. Rate $17/3 Mos . (31/6
Mos. $57/Yr
Circulation morning 6.692. other 7.267
Owners):
Don Rey. Inc
Editorial:
Donn R Dodd Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Art Editor
Bob Keiley Automotive Editor
Bob Keiley . Aviation Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Beauty Editor
Donn R Oodd Book Review Editor
Pat Reeder Business Editor
Donn R Oodd Columnist
Pat Reeder Consumer Affairs Edit
Joe Nugent Do-lt-Yourselftfditor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Drama editor
Bob Keiley . Education Editor
Joe Nugent Farm Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Fashion Editor
Faye Gntfin Financial Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Food Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Garden Editor
Bob Keiley Health Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Home Editor
Donn R Dodd. Labor Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Life Style Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Music Editor
Bob Keiley Outdoor Editor
Bob Keiley Pet or Animal Editor
Donn R Dodd Political Editor
Pat Reeder Radio Television Edit
Faye Griffin Real Estate Editor
Susan Dodd Science Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark Society Editor
Jayne Osgood Stamp Editor
Bob Keiley . Travel Editor
Brenda Crawford-Clark
Women s Interest Edit
CLINTON
Clinton Daily News (ES) "'"
522 Avant Ave., P.O. Box 489
Clinton OK 73601 (Custer County)
Telephone. (405) 323-5151
Pop. Served. 10.778
Print By Offset
Wire Services UPl
Circulation, evening 5.277
Sunday 5.481
Owner):
Hammell Newspapers of Ohla Inc
P 0 Box 3239
Tequesta FL 33469
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Bill H. Jobe . Editor
NeWa Wilson Church Editor
Nelda Wilson Society Editor
Bill Ricks . . Sports
Deadline: 12 00 Noon prior day: Story-
9 00 A M.. News-10 00 A M.. Photo-
8:00 AM
DUNCAN
.__,. tJIS
Duncan Banner(ES)
1001 Elm St
Duncan OK 73533 (Stephens County)
Telephone (405) 255-5354
Mailing Address-
P 0 Box 1268
DUNCAN OK 73534
Pop. Served. 26.000
Year Establish: 1892
Pub. Frequency: M-F pm. Sun am
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $6/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 01.19.23
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: evening 10.074.
Sunday 11.778
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Wimberly Investments. Inc.
1001 Elm
Duncan OK 73533
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Alexander J Hruby . Editor
Mary Louise Buckley
. . Book Review Editor
Glen Seeber Business Editor
Linda Walker . Church Editor
Glen Seeber Enerfy Editor
Donna VanTreese . . .. Fanrty Editor
Don Brown Farm Editor
Donna VanTreese . . .Fashion Edttor
Don Brown — Government Attain Ed
JeffKaley Sports Edttor
Don Brown Yew* Edttor
Deadline: 2:00 P.M. Daily. 12:00 P.M.
Saturday: Story-12:OOrNoon Daily.
8-00 P M. Saturday: Nevn-12:00 Noon
Daily. 8 00 P.M Saturday: Photo-
12:00 Noon Daily, 8:00 P M.
Saturday.
Supplements):
TV Magazine
Day Published: Sunday A.M
Lead Time- 48 Hours
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 06.10
The Duncan Banner Extra!
Day Published- Wednesday
Lead Time: 72 Hours
Publicity Mtls- 15.16
Mtls Deadline: 5 P.M Friday
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OURANT
Durant Daily Democrat (ES)
TOO W Beecn
Durant OK 74701 (Brvan County:
telephone < 405 1 924-4388
Mailing Address
P 0 Bo« 350
DURANT OK 74702
?oo Served 13000
Year Establish 1900
Pub Frequency Daily Except So
PUD Size Broadsheet
Freelance Pay None
Print Process Offset
Wire Services UPI
Circulation evening 7 000.
Sunoay 7 500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(f):
Oonrey Inc
200 W Beech. P 0 Box 250
Duranl OK 74701
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
David L Crouch Editor
Robert H Peterson Book Review Editor
Martene Howard Drama Editor
Leon HibDs Education Editor
Larry Marcy Farm Editor
Martene Howard Fashion Editor
Marlene Howard Food Editor
V T Crews Outdoor Editor
Marlene Howard Society Editor
Harold Harmon Sports
DeadHfle: Story- 12 00 Noon News-
12.00 Noon. Photo- 11 30 A M
Supelamenqs):
Entertainment Showcase
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 1 Week In Adv
Desc Radio-TV
EDMOND
•Edmend Evening Sun (ES)
123 S Broadway
Edmond OK 73034 (Oklahoma County)
SMSA. Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone (405)341-2121
Mutate Address
P 0 Bo* 2470
Edmond OK 73083
Pop Served 35.500
Year Establish: 1889
Pub Frequency 5-Days'Week
Pub Sat Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate Year $82
Pubkcity Mtls 0106.07.11.12.14.15.16
Prmt By Offset
Wire Services AP New York Times
Circulation evening 10.000
Sunday 10.000
Circulation Type- Paid
The Edmond Publishing Co Inc
Ed Livermore President
Ed Livermore Publisher
Jack Howorka Advertising Manager
Dwam Northeatt Circulation Manager
Jack Houorka Promotion Manager
Ed Livermore Editor
Sieve Gust .City Editor
Ed Livermore Columnist
Deadline 48 Hours Prior S Day Before
N Day Before P Day Before
EL RENO
•El Reno Tribune (ES)
201 N Rock Island
El Reno OK 73036 (Canadian County)
SMSA. Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone (405) 262-5180
Madmg Address
PO Box 9
El Reno OK 73036
Pop Served. 14510
Year Establish 1934
Pub Frequency 6 Times/Week
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrio "ate S5625/Y' Mail In
State. $45 Carrier In El Reno
Publicity Mils 1314.15.1819.2021.22
23
Freelance Pay Do Not Accept
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.200
Sunday 5.400
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
The Tribune Core
P 0 Box 9
El Reno OK 73036
Ownership % 100
Management:
Ray J Dyer President
Kay Dyer Publisher
Sandra Hart Advertising Manager
Cliff Sturdrvant Circulation Manager
Del Sturdivant Classified Adv Manag
Sandra Hart Marketing Director
Editorial:
Kay Dyer Editor
Pat Dyer Columnist
Ivy Coffey Food Editor
Deadline: 12 30 P M . Story-12.00
Noon: News-12 00 Noon: Photo-11 00
AM
ELK CITY
Elk City Daily Mows (ES)
200-206 W Broadway
Elk City OK 73648 (BecKham County)
Telephone (405) 225-3000
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1037
Elk City OK 73648
Pop Served 11.547
Year Establish 1901
Pub. Frequency 6 Days per week
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. $65/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.11.12.14.15.16.
17.19.20.21.22.24.25
Freelance Pay Depends
Print Process. OHset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 6.176
Sunday 10.795
Circulation Type: Paid
OwtMr(t):
Mrs Paul R Wade
P.O. Box 1037
Elk City OK 73648
Ownership % 52
Larry R Wade
P 0. Box 1037
Elk City OK 73648
Ownership % 48
Mary Jane Wade
P.O. Box 1037
Elk City OK 73648
Editorial:
Larry R Wade . Editor
Jo Ann Medders .Beauty Editor
Jo Ann Medders Book Review Editor
Larry Wade Business Editor
Bob Fisher. . . Church Editor
Bill Ansley . Do-rt-Yoursetf Editor
Bob Fisher Drama Editor
Bob Fisher Education Editor
Jo Ann Medders Entertainment Editor
Chris Jenkins Environmental Editor
Bob Ansley.. . Farm Editor
Jo Ann Medders . Fashion Editor
Jo Ann Medders Food Editor
Jo Ann Medders Garden Editor
Helen Burnett Hearth Editor
Jo Ann Medders Home Editor
Larry Wade Labor Editor
Jo Ann Medders Motion Picture Editor
Bob Fisher MUSK Editor
Orm Ptepho .Outdoor Editor
Bob Fisher Pet or Animal Editor
Norman Arrmgton Photography Editor
Larry R Wade . Political Editor
Bill Ansley Radio Television Edit
Bob Fisher Science Editor
Jo Ann Medders Society Editor
Orm Piepho . ..Sports
Jo Ann Medders Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 11:00 A M . Story-ll:00 A.M
daily News-il 00 A M daiiv Photo-
900AM daily
Supplement!*):
Weekend TV
Day Pubhsneo Sunday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 06 11 12 14 17 19
Mtis Deadline 1 Week m Advance
Contact Bill Ansley
Telephone <405l 225 3000
P 0 Box 1037
Texola OK 73£68
Regional Shopper s Guide
Day Published Once a Month
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Advertiser
ENID
•Enid Morning News (MS)
227 W Broadway
Enid OK 73701 (GarlieW Countyl
SMSA. Enid. OK
Telephone (405) 233-6600
Mailing Address
PO. Box 1192
Enid OK 73702
Pop Served 51.000
Year Establish 1893
Pub. Frequency 7 Days A Wk
Pub. Size: Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $4 55 /Mo
Publicity Mils 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08
09.10.11.12.13.1415.16.17
Freelance Pay $.05 /Word
Prmt By OHset
Wire Services. AP. NYT. LAT-WP. NEA
Circulation- morning 20 100
Sunday 28.600. other 26 600
Circulation Type Paid
Owner »tim** 21-G*nen> Mm zz-LMim to (Mir 23M*» Prooud Mm
07-fnjt*
17-1
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HENRYETTA
Henryetta Daily Free-Lance (ES)
812 • 816 W Mam
Henryetta OK 74437
(Okmulgee Countvl
Telephone 1918) 6523311
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 848
Henryetta OK 74437
Pop Served 6 892
Year Establish 1901
Pub Frequency Sunday. Tuesday •
Friday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $51 /Yr Caroer$42/Yr
Mail County.$46/Yr Mail f ut
Publicity Mils. 06.07 13 14.15.16 19.21.
22.23
Freelance Pay $ 10/Inch
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 3.336
Sunday 3.540
Circulation Type Paid
0»mer.
Circulation: evening 2.900 -V
Circulation Type- Paid H"t *
Owner(»)-. -
Nowata Newspapers Inc
P.O. Box 429
Nowata OK 74048
Editorial:
Don Cease . ......... Editor
Sue Harvey . . . Society Editor
(com. nextpige)
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OKLAHOMA CITY
•Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
900 N Broadway
Oklahoma City OK 73114
(Oklahoma County)
SMSA Oklahoma Citv OK
Telephone |405) 232-3311
Marimg Address
PO Box 25125
Oklahoma City OK 73125
Pop Served 366481
Year establish 1903
Pub Frequency Daily Morning &
Sunday
Put Size Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate- $10 75 /Mo
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services AP Rueters
Circulation morning 226.000
Sunday 336 000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerji):
The Oklahoma Publishing Co
500 N Broadway
Oklahoma City OK 73125
Ownership % 100
Edward L Gaylord President
Edward L Gaylord Publisher
David Thompson Advertising Manager
Roger Hoffman Classified Adv. Manag
Dick Dugan Marketing Director
Ron Clarke Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Ed Kelley . Editor
Joe Might Assignment Editor
Chuck Davis Art Editor
Jim Johnson Aviation Editor
Linda Miller Beauty Editor
Ann DeFrange Book Review Editor
Dan Bush Business Editor
Chuck Dams Drama Editor
Ward Byers Farm Editor
Sharon Doweil Fashion Editor
Kevin Laval Financial Editor
Sharon Doweil Food Editor
Colleen Smith Garden Editor
Colleen Smith Home Editor
Colleen Smith Lite Style Editor
Corey Bean Outdoor Editor
Maxme Colle Radio Television Edit
Jon Demon Real Estate Editor
Peggy Gandy Society Editor
Gail Diskill Travel Editor
Supplementd):
Entertainment & Art
Day Published Sunday
Desc Magazine Suppl
Contact Mary Sue Price
Telephone (405) 232-3311
Television News
Day Published Sundays
Desc • Weekend-TV
Contact. Lynn Osburn
Telephone (405) 232-3311
ReaTIstate
Day Published: Sundays
Desc.. Merchandising Pub!
Contact. Ed Kelley
Telephone (405)232-3311
Business
Day Published: Sunday
Desc.: Business-Financial
Contact: Eo Kelley
Telephone (405)232-3311
Womens
Day Published. Sunday
Desc. Fashion. Women s Page
Contact Ann DeFrange
Telephone: (405) 232-3311
Travel
Day Published Sunday
Parade
Day Published. Sunday
•Thto WMk (Wed) "**
7430 SE. 15th
Oklahoma City OK 73110
(Oklahoma County)
SMSA. Oklahoma City OK
Telephone (405)737-8811
Pop Served: 366.481
Yew Eswbfcih- 1979
Pub. Frequency. Weekly
Pub Size Standard Size
Publicity Mils- 01. 14.17 19
Print By Offset
Wire Services
Circulation- other 235.000
Circulation Type Free
Ownerts):
Journal Publishing Co
Management:
Robert D Gilliland President
Robert 0 Gilliland Publisher
Jack Underwood Advertising Manager
Jim Williams Advertising Manager
Mary Piotrowicz Classed Adv Manag
Editorial:
Sandi Davis-Mclaughlin Editor
Terry Stutz. Education Editor
Etnretta Walker Society Editor
EKnretta Walker Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 9 30 PM S 10.30 PM N 10.30
PM P 10.30 PM
Local SS
Desc.. Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Mdse. Publ
Desc.. Merchandising Publ
OKMULGEE
OkmuteM Time* (MS)
114E.7th
Okmutge* OK 74447
(Okmo%ee County)
Telephone: (918) 756-3600
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1218
OkmuJfee OK 74447
Pop. Served: 17.500
Year Establish: 1903
Pub. Frequency. Daily eic. Mon
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $4.25 /Mth
Publicity Mtls: 01.14.17.19.20.21.22
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: DPI
Circulation: morning 4.962.
Sunday 5,105
Circulation Type Paid
Ovnortt):
Oonrey. Inc.
P 0. Bo* 1218
Okmutgee OK 74447
Ownership V 100
Bettye Grant . Edrtor
Leta Moore Church Editor
Leta Moore Fashion Edrtor
Leta Moore . Food Editor
Daadllm. Adv -48 hours: Story-24
hours: News-10:00 P M night of publ .
Photo- 10:00 P.M night of pub)
Entertainment Times
Day Published: Saturday
Lead Time: 3 Days
One.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtb: 01.06.07.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.17.18
MtlsOtadkne: 1 WMk
PAULS VALLEY
PM* V«H*y Dwnocrtt (ES) ""
108 S. Widow
Pauls Valley OK 73075 (Garvm County)
Telephone: (405) 238-6464
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 790
Pauls Valley OK 73075
Pop. Served: 7.000
Year Establish: 1904
Pub. Frequency: Tu-F Eve/Su AM
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $60/Yr.(Eff April 1.
1988)
Publicity Mtls: 01.10.11.12.13.14.15.18.
19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation evening 4 000
Sunday 4 800 other 13.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Oonrey Media Group Inc
PO Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Srenda Haney Editor
Susie Williams Church Editor
Terry G'oover Sports
Deadline: 2 Days Prior to Publication
Supplement^):
Entertainment Outlook
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.12 19.21.22.24
TMC
Day Published Twice Monthly
Lead Time- 1 Week
Publicity Mtls 12.19.24
PAWHUSKA
•Pawhutka Dally Journal-Capful (ES?
700 Ki-He-Kah
Pawhuska OK 74056 (Osage County)
SMSA. Tulsa. OK
Telephone. (918) 287-1590
Mating Address:
P.O. Boi 238
Pawhuska OK 74056
Pop Served 4.760
Year Establish 1904
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday and
Saturday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $36/Yr
Publicity Mm 01.06.13.14.17 19.20.21.
22.23
Print Process: Offset
Circulation evening 2.100
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(»):
Donrey Media Group
700 Ki - He - Kah
Pawhuska OK 74056
Ownership V 100
Sharon Courtright
Virginia Zinck
Mito W Watson
Virginia Zinck
Gene Taylor
Food Edrtor
Home Edrtor
Muuc Editor
Society Edrtor
Sporti
D. W Reynolds
Mike Daws .
Susie Deckard
Brenda Gates .
Sabnna Davis
Sabrma Davis
Mike Davis
Editorial:
Jodi Smith
Jodi Smith
Jodi Smith
Ken Rager
Deadline. Noon
Wednesday
. President
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv. Manag
Classified Adv Manag
Personnel Manager
.Editor
Amusement Editor
City Edrtor
Photography Editor
- Monday. 5pm •
PERRY
Dally Journal (E)
Pew Dally J
714 Delaware
Perry OK 73077 (NoWe County)
Telephone: (405) 336-2222
Mating Address:
P.O. Box 311
Perry OK 73077
Pop. Served: 5.783
Year Establish: 1893
Except Sunday
Pub. Frequency Evenings
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $46/Yr
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: UPI
Circulation: evening 3.286
Circulation Type- Paid
OwMrta):
Perry Journal Company
714 Delaware
Norman OK 73070
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
MtloW Watson ..Editor
Mrio W Watson Book Review Editor
Sharon Courtright . . .Church Edrtor
Virginia Zinck Women s Interest Ed4
Deadline: 12 00 Noon Story-11 00 A.M
PONCA CITY
Ponca City News (ES) "
300 N Third
Ponca City OK 74601 (Kay County)
Telephone (405) 765-3311
Mailing Address-
PO Box 191
Ponca City OK 74602
Pop Served 25.940
Year Establish: 1894
Pub Frequency Mon.-Fn P M.. Sun
A.M.
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate J575/Mo Carrier
Publicity Mm 06.22
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation- evening 13.ISO.
Sunday 14.850
Circulation Type: Paid
Ponca City Pubkshmg Co . Inc.
300 N Third
Ponca City OK 74601
Ownership V 100
Editorial:
Alan W Mucnmore EdHor
Daadllm; 8:00 A.M. daily. 3:00 P.M
Saturday for Sunday. Story-8K» A.M.
daily. 3-00 P.M Saturday for Sunday;
News-8:00 A.M. dairy. 3:00 P.M.
Saturday lor Sunday. Photo-8:00 A.M.
daHy. 3:00 P.M. Saturday for Sunday.
Suppteinoiit(s):
TV Week
Day Published: Sunday
Lead Time: Noon Tuesday
Desc.: Motion Picture-Theatrical,
Radio-TV
Publicity Mm: 01.02.15.16.17,21
Mils Deadline: Noon Tuesday Prior
Contact: Foster Johnson • • •<•'
Telephone: (405) 765-3311
P.O. Box 191
Ponca City OK 74602
POTEAU
•POTEAU NEWS I SUN "*"
804 N. Broadway ' ' "
Poteau OK 74953 (Le Flore County) '
SMSA: Fort Smith. AR-OK
Telephone (918) 647-3188
Pub. Frequency: Tuesday • Friday.
Sunday -I,.-.-,?-
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Circulation Type: Paid
OMWrM:
LeFtore County Newspapers Up.
Waftey Burchett
EdMortak • - •_•**
Robin Brown CflMof
B» Scon •.-.': .>- :-•: ...9mm Editor
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PRYOR
•Pryor DMy Tlnm (ES)
105 S. Adair. P.O. Box 308
Pryor OK 74361 (Mayes County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone: (918) 825-3292-
Pop. Served. 9.200 —-i"r-»
Pub. Frequency. Tuesday • Friday 4'
Sunday _, •• • •
Pub Size* Standard Size -.••-•*•.
Subscnp. Rate. 125/Day. is/Month
Publicity Mtls: 01.07.11.12.14.15.16.18.
19.20.21.2273.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 5.700.
Sunday 6.800
Circulation Type: Paid
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Ownerls):
Pryor Publishing 00
105 S Adiar. P 0 Box 308
Pryor OK 74361
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Terry Aylward Editor
Terry Aylwaro Art Editor
Terry Aylward Automotive Editor
Terry Aylward Aviation Editor
Betty Perkins Life Style Editor
SAPULPA
•Sapulpa Daily Herald (ES)
16 S Park
Sapulpa OK 74066 (Creek County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 224-5185
Mailing Address
16 S. Park
Sapulpa OK 74066
Pop. Served 16.100
Year Establish 1914
Pub Frequency Sun -Fn
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $64.20/Yr Carrier
Effective 11/1/85
Publicity Mils: 01 03.10.13 14 15.18.19.
20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation evening 7 250.
Sunday 7.600
Circulation Type Paid
Owiwrts):
Park Communications, me
P 0 Box 550. Terrace Hill
Ithaca NY 14850
Ownership % 100
Management
Wright T Thomas President
Roy H Park Publisher
C S. Lake Advertising Manager
Mary Simpson Circulation Manager
C. S. Lake Classified Adv Manag
C S. Lake Marketing Director
C S. Lake Personnel Manager
C. S. Lake Promotion Manager
C. S. Lake Sales Manager
Editorial:
C. S. Lake. Editor in Chief
C S. Lake. .Automotive Editor
Mendy Mayberry , Beauty Editor
C S Lake. . Business Editor
Debbie Large Columnist
May Berry Fashion Editor
Mendy Mayberry Food Editor
Mendy Mayberry .. Garden Editor
C S Lake . Outdoor Editor
C. S Lake Radio Television Edit
C S. Lake .Real Estate Editor
OMdllnt: 48 hours Story-24 hours.
News-8 hows. Photo-48 hours
Supptementts):
Sapulpa Herald TV Today
Day Published Each Sunday
Lead Time: 5 Days Prior
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls: 10,12.13.14.15.17.18.
19.20.21.22.2324.25.26
Mtls Deadline: 5 Days Prior
TV Today
Day Published- Mon. Thru Fri & Sun.
Lead Time: 72 Hours
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 10.12.13.14.15.17.18.
19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Mtls Deadline: 4 Days Prior
SAYRE
Sayre Journal (E) ""
110N 4th St
Sayre OK 73662 (BecKham County)
Telephone. (405) 928-3372
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 340
Sayre OK 73662
Year Establish 1891
Pub Frequency: Weekly
Pub Size' Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $1926/Yr County &
Sur; $24.50/Yr Elsewhere
Pubhcttv Mtls 01 03.0607 II 12 14 15
16.17.19.21.22.2325.26
Freelance Pay 25t Inch
Print By Offset
Circulation evening 2 050
Circulation Type Paid
Owwr(s):
To • Mo - Ca Comm inc
P 0 Box 340
Sayre OK 73662
Ownership % 100
To - Mo - Ca Comm Inc
Box 340
Sayre OK 73662
Editorial:
Tom Higley. . Editor
Deadline: Tuesday am
SEMINOLE
Semlnote Producer (ES)
121 N Mam
Seminole OK 74868 (Semmoie County)
Telephone- (405) 382-1100
Mailing Address
P O. Box 431
Seminole OK 74868
Pop. Served 8.532
Year Establish 1927
Pub. Frequency- S-T-W-Th-F
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $4.95/Mo.
Publicity Mtls 01.06.14.15 17.18.19.20
21.22.23.24.25
Freelance Pay. Negotiable
Print Process Offset
Circulation- evening 6.281.
Sunday 6.351
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(i|:
Ted Phillips
P 0. Box 431
Seminole OK 74868
C. E. Sciance
PO. Box 431
Seminole OK 74868
Editorial:
Gary Pmnell . Editor
Karen Anson Beauty Editor
Nancy Phillips Book Review Editor
Gary Ogle Do-lt-Yourself Editor
Nancy Phillips . . Drama Editor
Karon Anson Education Editor
Karen Anson Environmental Editor
Aggie Ingram Farm Editor
Nancy Phillips Food Editor
Nancy Phillips . Garden Editor
Gary Pmnell Hearth Editor
Nancy Phillips Home Editor
Nancy Phillips . Music Editor
Gary Pmnell Pet or Animal Editor
Ted Phillips Political Editor
OMdllm-. 12.00 Noon. Story-12:00
Noon. News-12 00 Noon: Photo-12.00
Noon
SHAWNEE
•Shawnee New-Star (MS) ""
215 N. Bell
Shawnee OK 74801 (Pottwtme County)
SMSA: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone: (405) 273-4200
Ma*ng Address:
P.O. Box 1688
Shawnee OK 74801
Pop. Served: 32.500
Year Establish. 1929
Pub. Frequency Tues.-Sun
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $5.25/Mo
Publicity Mtls- 14.15.19.21.22
Print By: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- morning 14.500.
Sunday 15.608
Circulation Type. Paid
OwMfJt):
Stauffer Communications. Inc
616 Jefferson
Topeka KS 66607
Ownership %: 100
Management:
John TucKer President
D Gene Norton Advertising Manager
Roy Greemee Circulation Manager
Billye Smith Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
John Tucker Editor in Chief
Mike McCormick Business Editor
Mike McCormick City Editor
David Alexander E-nertatnment Editor
Mike Nichols Farm Editor
Dorothy Cummins Fashion Editor
Dorothy Cummins Food Editor
Dorothy Cummins Society Editor
Dorothy Cummins
Women s Interest Edit
Supplement^):
Local SS
Desc: Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Desc. Book Reviews
Publicity Mtls: 01.17
STILLWATER
Stlllwater News-Press (ES) '"*
211 W 9th
Stlllwater OK 74074 (Payne County)
Telephone: (405) 372-5000
Mailing Address
PO Box 2288
STILLWATER OK 74076
Pop. Served 35.000
Year Establish: 1940
Pub Frequency- M-F Eve Su Mrn
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $5.25 /Mo • In Counrty.
$24/3 MosOut of State
Publicity Mtls 01.06.12.13.14.15.16.17.
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- AP. NYT Pony Wire
Circulation- evening 11.800.
Sunday 12.500. other 26,100
Circulation Type. Paid
OwnerU):
Stlllwater Publishing Co.
P 0 Box 2288
Stlllwater OK 74074
Ownership %. 100
Editorial:
J R. BeHatti . . .Editor
Dale Himes Business Editor
Max Rodgers Do-lt-Yourself Editor
Max Rodgers Energy Editor
Janet Varnum Entertainment Editor
Paul Newlin .Farm Editor
Janet Varnum. . . .Food Editor
Janet Varnum Motion Picture Editor
Paul Newlin . Outdoor Editor
Gary Lawson Photography Editor
Janet Varnum Radio Television Edit
Travis Lawrence . ... Sports
Ron Holt .... Sports Editor
Deadline: Adv.-11:00 A.M. day before:
Story-9:00 A M same day except
Sunday 8.00 P M. Saturday: News-
12.00 noon same day except Sunday.
8:00 P M. Saturday. Photo-9 00 A M
same day.
Supptafnentd)-.
Weekender
Day Published: Every Friday
Lead Time: 3 Days
Desc.: Weekend-TV. Travel.
Entertainment. Public Affairs
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.05.06.11.14.
15.16.17.19.24.25
Mtls Deadline. Wed. before Friday
publication
Contact: Janet Varnum
Telephone (405) 372-5000
Box 2288
STILLWATER OK 74076
News Plus
Day Published: Wednesday
Lead Time: Friday Prior to
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.06.07.10.11.12.
14.15.16.19.20.21.23.24.25
Mtls Deadline: Friday Prior to
Wednesday
Contact: Lee Bell
Telephone (405) 372-5000
P.O. Box 2288
STILLWATER OK /40/b
TAHLEQUAH
TAHIEQUAH PRESS """
106 W Second St
Tahlequan OK 74464
(Cherokee County)
Telephone- (918) 456-8833
Pub Frequency Tuesday - Saturday
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
Kim Pomdexter Editor
John Hoover Sports Editor
TULSA
•Tills* Daily Commerce A Legal
8545 E 41st St.
Tulsa OK 74145 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone- (918) 663-1414
Year Establish 1909
Pub. Frequency Mon -Fn . 52 Weeks/
Year
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $89.88/Yr - Tuls
Publicity Mtls: 06.23.24
Freelance Pay: None
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: SWW. TNW
Circulation- morning 1 .500
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerti):
Retherford Publications
8545 E 41st St.
Tulsa OK 74145
Ownership % 100
Bill R. Retherford ...... Publisher
Editorial:
Larry Levy .......... Editor
Deadline: Noon Day of Publication
•Tuba Tribune (E) ""
315 S. Boulder Ave.
Tulsa OK 74103 (Tuba County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone: (918) 581-8400
Mailing Address: ., ..
PO. Box 1770
Tuba OK 74102
Pop. Served: 331.638
Year Establish- 1919
Pub. Frequency: Mon.-Sat.
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $4.60 /Mo Daily.
$7 25 /Mo. Dairy & Sunday
Publicity MtJv 01.03.05.06.11.14.15.20.
21.22.23.24.25.26
Print Process: Letterpress
Wire Services: AP, NYT. CSM
Circulation: evening 75.710
OwnerOh . .
TSF Communications Corp
315 S. Boulder Ave.
Tuba OK 74102
Ownerships- 100
Howard Bamett Jr
Jenkm Uoyd Jones. Sr
Jenkm Uoyd Jones. Sr
Dick Newman ... .Advertising Manager
Roy Berry Advertising Manager
Steve Austin Circulation ManatJii
Sonny Bruno .... Classified Adv. Mantf
Lisa Smith Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Jenk Jones. Jr 1. Edttor
ElksWidner Amusement Editor
EWsWidner Art Editor
Sam Fox Automotive Edttor
Don Stewart Aviation Edmx
Kim Marsh .. Banking EdRor
Stan Nelson . Book Review Editor
Sam Fox . .•-, Business EdHor
Tim Morns City Edftor
Jay Cronley ... Columnist
David Jones Ceajmmst
Mary Hargrove .. Consumer Affairs Edit
Manone Morgan Court Editor
Sam Fox Do-lt-YourseM EdKor
EHis Widner Drama Editor
Tamra Tate Education Editor
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Steonen Hillman Energy Editor
t.iis Wianer Entertainment Editor
800 Biedsoe Environmental Editor
Steve Hanock Family Editor
Steve Haliock Fashion Editor
Steve Haiiock Feature Editor
Sam Fox Financial Editor
Dick Soencer Garden Editor
Tamra Tale Health Editor
Don Stewart Labor Editor
Ellis Widner Music Editor
Sob Bledsoe Outdoor Editor
Srenda Spencer Pet or Animal Editor
Jenk Jones Political Editor
Brad Phelps Radio Television Edit
Mark Taylor Real Estate Editor
Ben Mernngton Religion Editor
Sam Fox Science Editor
Mike Sowell Sports Editor
Rose Mary Mercer State Editor
Steve Hillman Transportation Editor
Jenk Jones Jr Travel Editor
beadllne: 1 00 P M Story-9 00 A M
News-11 00AM. Photo-Il.OO A.M
Supplements):
Local SS
Desc.. Magazine Suppi
•TulM World (MS)
318 S Mam
Tulsa OK 74103 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 581-8300
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 1770
Tulsa OK 74102
Pop. Served: 331.638
Year Establish 1905
Pub Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $7 25/Mo Daily &
Sunday. $.60/Daily
Publicity Mtls 06.07.14.15 16.17.19.20.
21.22.23.25
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services AP WP-Kmght-Ridder
Circulation- morning 135.000
Sunday 235.000
Circulation Type Paid
Omit*):
Work) Publishing Co
318 S Mam
Tulsa OK 74102
Ownership %. 100
Management:
Robert E Lorton President
Robert E. Lorton Publisher
Kendall Somers Advertising Manager
Richard Newman Advertising Manager
Steve Austin Circulation Manager
Sonny Bruno Classified Adv Manag
Ed Kmghten Personnel Manager
John Rhodes Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Phri Mulkms Action Line Editor
David MacKenzie Art Editor
Riley Wilson Automotive Editor
Mitch Maurer .Aviation Editor
Ken Jackson Book Review Editor
Dwayne Hardnett . Business Editor
Deborah Jackson .. City Editor
Gene Curtis .Computer Editor
Cathy Milam . Drama Editor
Dents* Ayddott Education Editor
Hark Lee.. ..Farm Editor
Lou Ann Ruark Fashion Editor
Pat Atkinson . Feature Editor
Room Robinson Financial Editor
Laroa Tatge Food Editor
Russell Sludebaker Garden Editor
David Blum Health Editor
Rusty Lang Lite Style Editor
Deborah Jackson .. Metro Editor
AlexAdwan. Opinion Editor
Sam Powell Outdoor Editor
Johnny Walker Photography Editor
Rita Sherrow Radio Television Edit
Danna Sue Walker Society Editor
Susan Ellerbach State Editor
Bill Sherman Suburban Editor
Cathy Milan . Travel Editor
Suppkmtent(i):
OK Magazine
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time. 3 Weeks
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls. 06.07.10.12.15.16 19
Contact Pat Upton
Telephone (918) 581-8300
Box 1770
Tulsa OK 74102
Personnel Pat Upton. Editor
Carolyn Jenkins
Carolyn Jenkins
Pat Upton
TV World
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10.15.16 19.21
Contact Rita Sherrow
Telephone (918) 581-8300
318 S Mam
Tulsa OK 74102
Personnel Rita Sherrow. Editor
Elizabeth Jenkins
VINITA
Vlnfta Dally Journal (E) ""
138-40 S Wilson
Virata OK 74301 (Craig County)
Telephone (918) 256-6422
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 328
Vmita OK 74301
Pop. Served- 6.740
Year Establish: 1907
Pub. Frequency Mon Thru Fri
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate S39/Yr
Publicity Mtls 04.06.07.10 11 14 15.16
18.21.25
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services. UPI
Circulation evening 4.350
Circulation Type' Paid
OWMT(I):
Vimta Printing Co . Inc
P 0. Box 328
Vimta OK 74301
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
I Woodall Fashion Editor
I Woodall Food Editor
D. Burgess Outdoor Editor
I Woodall Religion Editor
I Woodall Society Editor
0. Burgess .. Sports
D Burgess Sports Editor
I Woodall Women s Interest Edit
Oeadllni: 4 pm Day Prior. Story 10 am
Day of Publ.. News 10 am Day of
Publ.. Photo 9 30 am Day ol Pub
Supplement^):
Vimta Viewer
Day Published. Friday
Lead Time- 4 Days
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 07.10.12.14.16.21.25.
26
Mtls Deadline Monday
Contact S Smith
Telephone. (918) 256-6422
P.O. Box 328
Vnta OK 74301
WEATHERFORD
WtattMffortt Daily Newt (ES) ""
118S. Broadway
Weatherford OK 73096 (Custer County)
Telephone: (405) 772-3301
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 191
Weatherford OK 73096
Pop Served. 10.500
Year Establish- 1889
Pub. Frequency 5 Days
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $38/Vr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.06.07.11.12.
15.16.19.20.21.22.26
Freelance Pay 25*/Inch
Print Process1 Offset
Wire Services UPI
Circulation: evening 4.200.
Sunday 5.000. other 10.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner)!):
Weathertoro News. Inc
Box 191
Weatnertord OK 73096
Ownership "> 100
Editorial:
Sylvia King Editor
Sarah Garner Church Editor
Jonn Bease Photography Editor
Ricnaro Coimarp Sports Editor
Deadline: Two oays prior publication
WEWOKA
Wewoka Daily Times (ES)
210 S WewoKa
Wewoka OK 74884 (Semmole County)
Telephone (405) 257-3341
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 61
tvewoka OK 74884
Pop Served 5.284
Year Establish 1926
Pub. Frequency 5 Days STWTF
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $48/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 14.15.16.19.20.21.22 24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation: evening 1.250.
Sunday 1.350
Circulation Type Paid
Owner).):
Donrey Media Group
920 Rogers Ave
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Paul Tyrell Editor
Deadline: 12 00 Noon day preceding.
Story-9 00 A M . News-1 1 00 A M
Photo-9 00 A M
WOODWARD
Woodward Daily Press (ES) ""
1023 Main
Woodward OK 73801
(Woodward County)
Telephone: (405) 256-6582
Mailing Address-
PO. Box 129
WOODWARD OK 73802
Pop. Served 15.000
Year Establish 1922
Pub. Frequency 6 Days Wk
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. $46/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.14.15 16.19.20.21.22.
24
Prmt Process Offset
Wire Services UPI
Circulation: evening 5.800.
Sunday 5.800
Circulation Type Paid
Bureau*!):
Oklahoma Press Service
3601 Lincoln Bhrd
Oklahoma City OK 73105
Telephone: (405) 524-4421
Papert Co.. The
960 Hartford Btdg.
Dales TX 75201
Telephone (214) 747-2474
Contact: Susan Weehunt. Manager
Dan Procter . Editor
Dan Procter . . Book Review Editor
Dan Procter . Photography Editor
Sondra Rester . Society Editor
Johnny McMahan Sports
Sondra Rester Women s Interest Edit
DeadMnr. Day before: Story-Day before.
News-Day before: Photo-Day before
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Mtd-Week
Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls. 01.14.15.16.19.20.21.
22.24.26
Mtls Deadline 1 Week
Contact. Dan Procter
Telephone (405)256-3311
P 0. Box 129
WOODWARD OK 73802
weekender
Day Published Saturdays
Lead Time 1 Ween
Publicity Mtls 14 15.16 19.21
Contact Dan Procter
Telephone (405) 256-3311
PO Box 129
WOODWARD OK 73802
OREGON
ALBANY
Albany Democrat-He.-ild (E)
138 Sixth Ave SW
Albany OR 97321 (Linn County)
Telephone (503) 926-2211
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 130
Albany OR 97321
Pop Served: 28.000
Year Establish 1865
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $7 /Mo.
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.06.07.10.11.12.
14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Freelance Pay Upon Request to Editor
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation evening 21.262
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Capital Cities/ABC Inc
77 W 66th St
New York NY 10023
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Hasso Hermg . . Edrtor
Hasso Hermg Book Review Editor
Hunter Jameson Business Editor
Connie Petty . Church Editor
Gtenda Suklis Entertainment Editor
Mary Parknson . Food Editor
Sarah Robertson . Garden Editor
Steve Lundeberg Sports
Kim Jackson . Sports Editor
Mary Parkinson Women's Interest Edit
Deadllni 11:00 A.M.. Story-10:00 A.M..
News-10.30 A.M.. Photo-10:00 A.M.
Suoolomoiitfs)*
Weekender /TV/Entertainment /
Gardening
Day Published Saturday
Lead Time 7 Days
Desc.- News
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.05.06.10.
11.12.14.15.16.17 19.25
Mtls Deadline Monday Noon
Contact. Jan Lateman
Telephone (503) 926-2211
P.O Box 130
Albany OR 97321
ASHLAND
Dally TMnft. The (E) ""
1661 Snkiyou Blvd.
Ashland OR 97520 (Jackson County)
Telephone: (503) 482-3456
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 7
Ashland OR 97520
Pop. Served: 15.500
Year Establish: 1876
Pub. Frequency: Daily Except Su
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate; $4.50/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.10.11.12.14.15.16
17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay. $3.50/Hr
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: UPI
Circulation: evening 5.890
Ownertt):
Capital Cities Communications - ABC,
Inc.
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Hunter T. Jameson . . Editor
Revets /Weekend TV
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PARIS
Paris Post-Intelligencer (E)
208 E vvooa Si
Saris TN 38242 cHer,tv Court/i
Telephone .9011 642 1162
Mailing Addresi
PO Box 310
Paris TN 3S2-52
Poo Served 10 72S
Year Estaoush 1866
PUD Freouency Mon-Fn
PUD Size Broadsheet
SuoscriD R.ne $51 it' By Carrier
J7350/Yr By Mail
Publicity Mils 06 07 10 11 12 14 ib.16
18.192021 22.24
Freelance Pay $10-$ 15
Print Process Onset
Wire Services UPI
Circulation evening 8 000
Circulation Type P*d
Owner(s):
Paris Publishing Co Inc
208 E Wood St
Pans TN 38242
Ownership ••« 100
Editorial:
Bill Williams Editor
Michael Williams Farm Editor
Steve McCadams Outdoor Editor
Ann Broach Society Editor
Tom Priddy Sports
Deadline: 12 00 Noon Story-11 00
AM News- il 00 AM . Photo-10 00
A M
Supplemental
P I Plus
Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Local News & Features
Publicity Mils 0607 10 12 15 16.17
1925
Mils Deadline One Week Betore
Publication
Contact Bill Williams
Telephone (901) 642-1162
208 E Wood St
Pans TN 38242
TV Week
Day Published Weekly (Friday)
Lead Time 3 Weeks
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 14
Mils Deadline 3 Weeks Before
Publication
Contact Brenda Stubbletield
Telephone (901) 642-1122
PO Box 310
Paris TN 38242
SHELBYVILLE
Shaibyville Times-Gazette (E)
323 E Depot St
Shelbyville TN 37160 (Bedford County)
Telephone (615) 684-1200
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 380
Shetbyville TN 37160
Pop. Served 12.901
Year Establish 1874
Pub. Frequency Mon-Fn
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $34/Yr In County:
$65 /8th Zone
Publicity Mils 01.06.09.10.14.15.16.18.
19.20.21.22.24 25
Freelance Pay: None
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 8.101
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(f):
Shelbyville Publishing Co Inc
323 E. Depot St
Shelbyville TN 37160
Ownership % 100
Bureau(f):
Shelbyville Publishing Co Inc
323 E Depot S;
Shelbyville TN 37160
Editorial:
Chris Shofner Editor
•vay Pose
Franklin Yates
Kay Rose
Kay Rose
Franklin Yates
David Segroves
Kay Rose
Glenn (Bo) Nelson
Kay Rose
Church Editor
Farm Editor
Fashion Editor
Food Editor
Garden Editor
Outdoor Editor
Society Editor
Sports
Women s Interest Edit
UNION CITY
Union City Daily Messenger (E) """
613 E Jackson
Union City TN 38261 (Obion County)
Telephone (90M 885-0744
Mailing Addres;
PO Box 430
Union City TN 38261
Pop Served 12.500
Year Establish 1926
Pub Frequency Daily Exc Sat & Sun
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rale $60 /Yr
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation evening 8.700
Circulation Type. Paid
Editorial:
David Cmchlow Jr Editor
Chris Hatley Farm Editor
Michael Hutchens Outdoor Editor
Dartene Hayes Society Editor
Michael Hutchens Sports
Michael Hutchens Sports Editor
TEXAS
ABILENE
•Abilene Reporter • News (MS)
North 1st 1 Cypress
Abilene TX 79601 (Taylor County)
SMSA Abilene. TX
Telephone (915)673-4271
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 30
Abilene'TX 79604
Pop Served 102.100
Year Establish 1881
Pub Frequency Mornings - 7 Days
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $10 95 /Mo Daily &
Sunday
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.0506.0708.10.
11.12.17.19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay: Very Moderate ($5 -
S20)
Print Process Offset
Wire Services. AP & Scnpps Howard &
Knight - Ridder
Circulation morning 45.000.
Sunday 60.000
Circulation Type- Paid
OwiMfts):
The Reporter Publishing Co
Harte • Hanks Commnctns Inc
San Antonio TX 78201
Ownership %. 100
Reporter Publishing Co
P 0. Box 30
Abilene TX 79604
Buruu(«):
H - H Washington Bureau
Natl. Press Btdg.. Rm. 292
WASHINGTON DC DC 20045
Telephone (202)628-1585
Contact' Bill Garland. Bureau Chief
Harte Hanks Austin Bureau
Austin TX 78701
Telephone. (512) 478-9644
Contact: Jim Davis. Bureau Chief
Management
Frank Puckett. Jr President
Andrew B. Shelton Publisher
Robin Langner Advertising Manager •
Jack Grimes Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Glenn Dromgoole Editor in Chief
Terry Minami Action Line Editor
Bob Lapham Amusement Editor
Bob Lapham . . Art Editor
Sob Bruce Automotive Editor
Nancy Robinson Aviation Editor
Bob Bruce Banking Editor
Larry Lawrence Book Review Eoitor
Sob Bruce Business Editor
Danny Reagan City Editor
Bill Whitaker Columnist
Terry Minami Consumer Affairs Edit
Patrick Shaughnessy Court Editor
Bob Lapham Drama Editor
Anthony Wilson Education Editor
Bob Bruce Energy Editor
J T Smith Farm Editor
Kathleen Whitmire Fashion Editor
Dawn Cole Food Editor
Danny Reagan Home Editor
Greg Jaklewicz Life Style Editor
Jerry 0'Bryant Outdoor Editor
Ken Ellsworth Photography Editor
Carmen Suarez Radio Television Edit
Greg Jaklewicz .Society Editor
Larry Zelisko State Editor
• Bob Bruce . Travel Editor
Deadline: 11 pm: Story - Noon. News -
Noon: Photo • Noon
SuoDkment(s):
Weekend
Day Published Friday
Lead Time 3 Days
Desc.: Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 01.02.04.05.07
Mtls Deadline. 6 Days Before Friday
Publication
Contact. Greg Jaklewicz
Telephone- (915) 673-4271
P 0 Box 30
Abrtene TX 79604
Saturday Showcase
Day Published. Saturday
Lead Time- 6 Days
Desc.- Entertainment
Publicity Mtls: 02.03.04.05.12.15.17
Mtls Deadline 6 Days
ALICE
Alice Echo-News (ES) "*
Box 1610
Alice TX 78332 (Jim Wlls County)
Telephone: (512) 664-6588
Pop. Served: 25.500
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- evening 7.200
Sunday 8.000
Ownerd):
Alice Newspapers. Inc
Editorial:
Joe Durham . Sports
Cindy Bishop Women s Interest Edit
ALVIN
i??0i
•Ah/in Sun
201 E House
Alvin TX 77511 (Brazona County)
SMSA: Houston. TX
Telephone: (713) 331-4421
Mailing Address:"
P.O. Box 1407
ALVIN TX 77512
Pub. Frequency: Tuesday • Friday
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $24.54/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 06.12.13.14.15.16.21.22.
23.24
Circulation: morning 3.000.
evening 12.000. Sunday 17.700.
other 2.700
Circulation Type: Pad
OwiMf\
Pop. Served. 154.000
Year Establish: 1909 ..-X
Pub. Frequency: 4 Daily. 2 Saturday. 2
Sunday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $7.SO/Mo M&S: $7JO/
Mo D&S. $6.25/Mo D: $5.25/tto S
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.04.05.06.07.10.11,
12.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21 .., -
Freelance Pay Negotiable „ .
Print Process; Offset '„ .
Wire Services: AP.NYT.KR .. ..
Circulation: morning 43.500. .i •";
Sunday 79.000. other 886
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):
Morris Communications
PO Box 2091
Amarillo TX 79166
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Ownership % 100
Bureau*.):
Washington Bureau
236 Mass Ave . N E Sle 409
Washington DC 20002
Contact John Sorreils. Bureau Chief
Austin Bureau
815 Brazos 4th Fir
Austin TX 78701
Telephone (SI2) 482-9429
Contact Mary Alice Robbms
Bureau Chiet
Management:
Paul Simon
W S Morris. Ill
Steve Beasley
Paul R Haygooo
Jeane Bartlett
Ann Scamanorn
Editorial:
Beth Duke
Mary Kate Tnpp
Janey Joyce
Beth Duke
Danny Boyd
Beth Duke
Mike Rupe
Beth Duke
Beth Duke
Beth Duke
Beth Duke
Troy Foos
Beth Duke
President
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Personnel Manager
Promotion Manager
Beauty Editor
Book Review Editor
City Editor
Consumer Affairs Edit
Environmental Editor
Fashion Editor
Financial Editor
Food Editor
Garden Editor
Home Editor
Lilt Style Editor
Outdoor Editor
Pet or Animal Editor
Janey Joyce Real Estate Editor
Betfi Duke Society Editor
Lowell McKown Stamp Editor
Kay Mohr Travel Editor
Beth Duke Women s Interest Edit
Deadline 12 00 Noon. 12.00 Mid
News-1200 Noon. 12 00 Mid. Photo-
11 00 AM. 11 00 PM
ANGLETON
•ANGLETON TIMES **"'
700 Western Ave
Angleton TX 77515 (Brazona County)
SMSA Houston. TX
Telephone- (409) 849-8581
Pub. Frequency Tuesday - Friday &
Sunday
Circulation Type Paid
Oemerts):
Southern Newspapers
Publisher
Editor
Sports Editor
Patrick Cone
Editorial:
Kea Kessner
Steve Merrott
ARLINGTON
•Grand Prairie Newt (ES)
1000 Avenue H E
Arlington TX 76011 (Tarrant County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 695-0500
Mailing Address
P.O. Bo* 531289
Grand Prairie TX 75053 _ .
Pop. Served: 70.000
Year Establish: 1906
Pub. Frequency Thursday. Friday.
Sunday
Pub. Sin: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: J3.90/ Month
Print By Offset
Circulation: evening 7.000
Sunday 7.500
Circulation Type: Paid
DFW Suburban Newspaper
1000 Ave H E
Arlington TX 76011
Ownership % 100
Dan Crowe
Dan Crowe
Kim Lowry
Barbara Clark
Editorial:
J R Suttertield
Teresa Smith
President
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Editor
City Editor
Gene Abraharmon
Pennie Boyett
J Memrt Burnard
Pennie Boyett
Deadline 1200 PM
Education Editor
Food Editor
Photography Editor
Society Editor
2 days prec PUD
S 2 days prec pub N 5 00 PM Day
Prec Publ P 2 days prec pub
Supplement).):
Local SS
Desc Magazine Suppi
Mdse Publ
Desc. Merchandising Publ
•Irving News (Mthts)
1000 Avenue H E
Arlington TX 76011 (Tarrant Countyl
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone: (817) 695-0483
Mailing Address
PO Box 151304
Desoto TX 75015
Pop Served 120.000
Year Establish 1956
Pub Frequency 4 X Wk
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $11 70/3 Mos
Freelance Pay: $25/Per Article
Print By Offset
Circulation evening 12.500.
Sunday 13.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownert.):
DFW Suburban Newspaper
1000 Ave. H. E
Arlington TX 76011
Ownership % 100
Dan Crowe
Ron Taylor
Mike Fillner
Editorial:
Louise Whitmer
Leslie Holdcroft
Lisa Caushlm
Louise Whitmer
Lynda Jett
Diane Covey
Lisa Caughlin
Deadline: 48 Hours Advance of
Publication
Supplements):
Mdse. Publ.
Desc Merchandising Publ
ATHENS
Athens Daily Review (e)
201 S Prairieville St
Athens TX 75751 (Hendersn County)
Telephone- (214) 675-5626
Pop. Served 11.500
Year Establish 1885
Pub. Frequency Sun-Fn PM
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $5.25/Mth
Publicity Mm 01.05.06.07.11.12.14.15.
16.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay: Very Low to Nonexistent
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation: evening 7.300.
Sunday 7.950
Circulation Type Paid
Oemerts):
Donrey Media Group
920 Rogers Ave
Fort Smith AR 72901
Ownership % 100
President
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Editor
Education Editor
Food Editor
Political Editor
Real Estate Editor
Society Editor
Women s Interest Edit
AUSTIN
•Austin American-Statesman (S)
166 E Riverside Or
Austin TX 78704 (Travis County)
SMSA Austin TX
Telephone (512) 445-3500
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 670
Austin TX 78767
Pop. Served 350.000
Year Establish 1885
Pub. Frequency Daily Sunday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate SI 125/Mo (Daily &
Sunday)
Publicity Mis 07 14 15.19 2021.22.23
24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP. LAP-WP NYT Cox
News Line. Knig Field
Circulation Sunday 214.737
other 170.797
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Cox Newspapers
72 Marietta St. N w
Atlanta GA 30302
Ownership •/. 100
Bureau).):
AAS Round Rock Bureau
118 Main Si
Round Rock TX 78664
Telephone (000) 388-4242
Contact Alan Kimball. Editor
Management
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv Manag
Personnel Manager
Roger Kintzel
George Gutierrez
Toby Pearson
Tern Maxwell
Susan Davidson
Donua Ginest
Editorial:
Maggie Balough
Ellie Rucker
Mark Freistedt
Dale Rice
Cheryl Bratz
Cheryl Bratz
Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Sylvia Waters
Sylvia Waters
Sylvia Waters
Brian Spurting
Benny Rogers
Family Editor
Editor
Action Line Editor
Art Editor
Business Editor
City Editor
Columnist
Michael MacCambndge Music Editor
Zack Rayall Photography Editor
Dave McNeely Political Editor
Diane Hofloway Radio-Television Edit
Jeff South . State Editor
Supplements):
Onward to The Weekend
Day Published Thursday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 07.14.15
Mm Deadline. Monday at 4 pm
Show World
Day Published. Sunday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils-07.14.15
Mm Deadline- Tuesday at 4 pm
Neighbor
Day Published. Thursday
Lead Time- 2 Wks.
Desc . Local News & Features
Mtls Deadline Wednesdays At 4:00
•Oatty Texan. The (M) """•
P.O. Box D
Austin TX 78713 (Travis County)
SMSA, Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 471-4591
Year Establish. 1900
Pub. Frequency Five Days Per Week
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $75/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08
09.10.11.12.13.15.16.17.19
Freelance Pay: Not Set
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services AP
Home Editor
Photography Editor
Sports Editor
(S) 10 00 AM Day CM Publ
(N) 10:00 AM Day Of Publ (P) Prior
Day
Tood Editor«»C'ra"Jtlon m°rrw>g 38.000
Circulation Type Free
Texas Student Publications
P.O. Box D
Austin TX 78712
Supplement).):
Images
Day Published Once A Week
Lead Time 3 Days
Desc Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.040506.07
10.11 12.13.14 15.16.17 1921
Contact Images Editor
Telephone (512) 471-4591
P 0 Box D
Austin TX 78713
BAY CITY
Daily Tribune. The (ES)
2901 16th St
Bay City TX 77414 (Matagrda County)
Telephone- (409) 245-5555
Pop Served 19.000
Year Establish 1845
Pub Frequency Sunday-Friday
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $48/Yr.
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 7.800.
Sunday 7.800
Circulation Type Paid
Owner).):
Bay City Newspapers Inc
PO Box 1551
Bay City TX 77414
Editorial:
Gerald R Wmton Editor
Steven Nicklas Environmental Editor
JanAikens . .Famey Editor
DanielShameer . Sports
Supoieitiont(s):
Weekend TV
Day Published: Sunday
Lead Time: Monday prior
Desc: Entertainment
BAYTOWN
•Baytown Sun (ES) ""
1301 Memorial Dr.. Box 90
Baytown TX 77520 (Hams County)
SMSA. Houston. TX
Telephone: (713) 422-8302
Mailing Address.
1301 Memorial Dr.. Box 90
Baytown TX 77520
Year Establish 1931
Pub. Frequency Monday - Saturday
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $5.25 /Mo
Wire Services: DPI. AP
Circulation: evening 17.477
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerl.):
Southern Newspapers. Inc.
Houston TX 77001
Ownership % 100
Leon Brown .
Leon Brown
.Pubtoher
... Editor
BEAUMONT
i (MS)
380 Main St.
Beaumont TX 77701 (Jeflenn County)
SMSA: Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange.
TX , ' '
Telephone (409) 833-3311
Mailing Address
P.O Box 3071
Beaumont TX 77704 _,..
Pop. Served: 129.300 ..•»_,.-.,..,
Year Establish. 1880
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $7/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.05.06.10.11.12.
13.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP. KNS
Owner(.):
Beaumont Enterprise
959 8th Ave
New York NY 10001
Ownership % 100
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•»uorey i. WeDD Publisher
Editorial:
Sen Mansen Editor
ueia Davis DOCK Review Editor
John Donnelly Business tditor
Dave Long Cily Editor
Don Streater iMt Columnist
Linda Gilchnest Lite Style Editor
Deadline 7 30 om 10 30 Dm Midnight
Stones 730 830 1030 9 30 Dm
News 7 30. 830 1030 930 pm
Photos 6 30 7 30 9.30
Supplements):
Local SS
Desc Magazine Suppi
°ublicity Mils 01.02.04.05.06.07 10.
11.12.13.1415.16.17.18.19.20
Mils Deadline 30 Days Before
Publication
Contact William (Bill) Mock
Telephone (409) 838-2803
Main & Mulberry Sts
Beaumont TX 77704
Weekend TV
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 30-7 Days Depen
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils. 01 02.03.04.05.06 07
08.10.11.12.14.15.16.17.18.19
Contact William (Bill) Mock
Telephone (409) 838-2803
Mam & Mulberry SIS
Beaumont TX 77704
BIG SPRING
Big Spring Herald (ES)
710 Scurry
Big Spring TX 79720 (Howard County)
T.-..-phone (915)263-7331
F Served 28.000
> •< Establish 1904
f '0 frequency- Eveng & Sunday
P-.ib Sure Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. $7.25/Mo. Home
Delivery. $78.30/Yr
Publicity Mils 01.03.04.05.06.07 14.15
16.17.19.20.21.23.24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- evening 9.200.
Sunday 10.400
Circulation Type Paid
0«Mr(»):
Lincoln Publishing Inc
EdHorial:
Karen McCarthy Editor
Debbie Valverde Church Editor
Karen McCarthy Conservation Editor
Debbie Lincecum Education Editor
Debbie Lincecum Entertainment Editor
Debbie Valverae Family Editor
Debbie Valverde Farm Editor
Debbie Valverde Fashion Editor
Tma Miller . . Food Editor
Tim Appel. Photography Editor
Steve Belvm Sports
OMdNM: 12 00 Noon S 11 45 AM N
11 45 AM P 11 45 AM
TeleView
Day Published Sunday
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.14.
15.17
Contact: Karen McCarthy
Personnel Mike Downey. Farm Editor
BONHAM
Bonham Daily Favorite (ES)
314 N Center
Bonham TX 75418 (Fannm County)
Telephone (214)583-2124
Mailing Address
PO Box 550
Bonham TX 75418
Pop Served 7 698
Year Establish 1894
Pub Frequency Daily (Except Sa & M)
and Su
Pub Size Broadsheet
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 4.250.
Sunday 4 350
Editorial:
Cjrey Maione Editor
Greg Connelly editor
Kris Crews Sports
Deadline: 12 00 Noon Day 01 Publ S
12-00 Noon Day 01 Publ N 1200
Noon Day Of Publ P 10 00 AM Day
Ot Publ
BORGER
Borger News-Herald (ES)
207-209 N Main
Borger TX 79007 (Hutchnsn County)
Telephone (806) 273-5611
Pop Served 17 000
Year Establish 1926
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub Size Standard Size
Publicity Mtls 01,05.06.07.10.11 12.13.
14.15.16.17
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation Sunday 8 487
Circulation Type Paid
Own«r(i):
Donrey Media Group
Editorial:
Eck Spahich Editor
Eck Spahich Amusement Editor
Ad Mihm Beauty Editor
Eck Spahich Book Review Editor
Elizabeth Lee Business Editor
Ed Kennedy Church Editor
Aa Mihm Drama Editor
Elizabeth Lee Education Editor
Elizabeth Lee Energy Editor
Lois Ferguson Environmental Editor
Ad Mihm Family Editor
Lois Editor Farm Editor
Ad Mihm Fashion Editor
Ad Mihm Food Editor
Ad Mihm Garden Editor
Ad Mihm Home Editor
Lois Ferguson Labor Editor
Dub Waldrep Outdoor Editor
Eck Spahich Political Editor
Ad Mihm Radio-Television Edit
Ad Mihm Society Editor
Tom Marvin Sports
Ad Minn Women's Interest Edit
Supplements):
Borger News-Herald
Day Published Daily except Saturdays
Publicity Mtls (Jl.05.06.07 13.14.15.
16.17
Contact: Eck Spahich. Editor
Telephone. (806) 273-5611
P 0 Box 5130
Borger TX 79007
BRENHAM
Brenham Banner • Press (ES)
2000 Stringer
Brenham TX 77833 (Washngtn County)
Telephone- (409) 836-7956
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 585
Brenham TX 77833
Year Establish. 1866
Pub Frequency- Monday • Saturday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate J5206/Yr Tax Incl
Publicity Mtls 06.11.14.15.16.19.21.22.
24
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation- evening 6.500
Sunday 6.500
Circulation Type Paid
Deadline: 48 hours prior to publication
Supp(«in«nt(»):
The Entertainer
Day Published Friday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc • Radio-TV
Publicity Mtls- 1114
Mtls Deadline 1 Week
Contact Linda Pitts
Telephone: (409) 836-7956
P 0 Box 585
Srennam TX 77833
BROWNSVILLE
•Brownsville Herald (ES)
1135 E Van Buren
Brownsville TX 78520
fCameron County)
SMSA Brownsville-Harimgen-San Senito.
TX
Telephone (512) 542-4301
Mailing Address
PO Box 351
Brownsville TX 78520
Pop Served 70000
Year Establish. 1892
Pub Frequency Daily (Except Saturday)
Pub Size Standard Size
Publicity Mtls 14.15.17.18.19.20.21.22
23.24
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 16.000.
Sunday 19 000
OwrwrU):
Freedom Nsps
Buruu(t):
Brownsville Herald. The
1135 E. Van Buren. Box 351
Brownsville TX 78521
Telephone (512) 542-4301
Contact. Ms Lavice Laney.
Managing Editor
Management:
Douglas Hardie .. Publisher
Richard Barren Advertising Manager
Larry Lawrence Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Charlie Cnxell Book Review Editor
Roberta Sabo Business Editor
Dudley Althaus .City Editor
Don Pedro Columnist
Mark Jones Fashion Editor
Mark Jones Life Style Editor
Bob Tonkin . Outdoor Editor
Armando Villa franca Political Editor
Charlie Cnxell Radio Television Edit
Mark Jones . Society Editor
Deadline: 11 00 AM S 11 00 AM N
11 00 AM P 11 00 AM
Supplement)*):
Local SS
Desc: Magazine Suppi
Weekend TV
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 15 18.19.20.21.22.24
BROWNWOOD
Biownwood Bulletin (ES) ""
700 Carnegie
Brownwood TX 76801 (Brown County)
Telephone: (915) 646-2541
Mailing Address.
P.O.Box 1188
BROWNWOOD TX 76804
Pop Served 19.260
Year Establish. 1900
Pub Frequency. M-F PM/Sun AM
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate $7.50/Mo.. $90/Yr.
Publicity Mtls 01.06.21.22.24.26
Freelance Pay- Vanes According to
Subject
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation- evening 9.355
Sunday 11.212
Circulation Type Paid
Ovmr(i):
Craco Publishing Co
700 Carnegie
Brownwood TX 76801
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
H Shelton Prince. Jr Editor
Gene Deason . Book Review Editor
Hamette Graves ., Church Editor
Hamette Graves Education Editor
Harnette Graves. . . .Food Editor
Harnette Graves . Health Editor
Harnette Graves . . Home Editor
Harnette Graves. Motion Picture Editor
Bill Stovall Outdoor Editor
Shen Lewis Political Editor
Bill Stovall Sports
Deadline: Adv -9 00 A M day prior to
Publ.. Story-11 30 A M weekdays.
10 30 P M Saturday. News- 11 30
A M weekdays 10 30 P M Saturday.
Photo- 11 30AM weekdays. 1030
P M Saturday
Supplements):
Kaleidoscope
Day Published Weekly Sundays
Lead Time 3 Days Prior
Publicity Mtls 01.06.10.15.16.17.19
Mtls Deadline 3 Days Prior
Contact Gene Deason
'•tephone- (915) 646-2541
f 0 Box 118.
BROWNWOOD TX 76804
BRYAN
•Bryan-College Station Eagle (MS)""
1729 Bnarcrest Dr.
Bryan TX 77802 (Brazos County)
SMSA: Bryan-College Station. TX
Telephone (409) 776-4444
Mailing Address.
P 0. Box 3000
Bryan TX 77805
Pop Served: 90.000
Year Establish 1876
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate- $93 /Yr - Daily &
Sunday
Publicity Mtls. 15.16.17.19.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay $25 Per Article
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP. Knight Ridder.
Scripps Howard
Circulation: morning 26.630.
Sunday 30.050
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownenli):
Eagle Printing Co
P 0. Box 3000
Bryan TX 77805
Ownership %: 100
.
Denny Thomas. . . . President
Denny Thomas... .. . Publisher
John Burgess . .Advertising Manager
Jim Wilson . . Advertising Manager
Skip Schneider Circulation Manager
Songa Zimmer . Classified Adv. Manag
Judy Edquist . . .Personnel Manager
Editorial:
David Crap .... Edrtor
Fritz Lanham ' . Book Review Edrtor
Robert Schwab ....... City Edrtor
Fritz Lanham ...... Fashion Edrtor
Fritz tanham . Feature EdHor
Rhonda Hoeckley. . . Food EdHor
Fritz Lanham . life Style Edrtor
Jim Butler . . Outdoor Editor
Bill Meeks . ... Photography EdHor
Brazos Valley Review /Marketplace
Day Published. Wednesday ,S-Y
Lead Tune: Friday . T •&* >;t
Desc.: Magazine Suppi • •> * .—»
Publicity Mtts: 07.10.12.14.15.16^*.
21 -,>-v -,.
Mtts Deadline: Friday -•
Contact: Charlie Starman
Telephone: (409) 776-4444
P.O. Box3000 -"-.
Bryan TX 77805 . |££
Channels
Day Published: Sunday „' • n.
Lead TimeTTuesday
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.07.10.12.14.15..
16.19 . .
Mtls Deadline Tuesday
Contact. Jim Butler
Telephone (409) 776-4444
P.O Box 3000
Bryan TX 77801
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Children Index (ES)
:26 Mam Si
Childress Tx 79201 (Chiiares County)
'elephone (817. 937-2525
Mailing Aaaress
PO Box 1210
Cnildress TX 79201
POO Servea 6 500
tear Establish 1888
Web Ottset
Pub Freauency Tn-Wkly
Pub Sue Standard Size
Subscnp Rale $25 /Yr Mail
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.11 14 15 16.17.
18.19.21 23.24.25
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 3.275
Sunday 3 275
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerfs):
The Childress Index 'nc
226 Mam St
Childress TX 79201
Morris T Higiey
810 Ave E N W
Childress TX 79201
Childress Index Inc The
226 Mam
Ownership '/. 100
Editorial:
Glenda Webb Editor
Morris Higiey Oo-lt-Yoursell Editor
M Higiey Education Editor
Morris Higiey Environmental Editor
Tanya Wilson Fashion Editor
Morris Higiey Labor Editor
Paulette Sumrall Motion Picture Editor
Morris Higiey Outdoor Editor
. . :y Early Pet or Animal Editor
" jnya Jones Photography Editor
t-nns Blackburn Political Editor
Tanya Wilson Society Editor
Deadline: Day before publ.: Story-Oay of
puoi.. News-DAY ol publ. Photo-day
ot publ
CLEBURNE
•Ctobume Times-Review (ES) "**
108 S. Angling
Cleburne TX 76031 (Johnson County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone: (817) 645-2441
Muling Address
P.O. Bo» 1569
Cteburne TX 76033
Pop Served 25.000
Year Establish. 1904
Pub. Frequency M-F(PM)/Sun(AM)
Put. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $4 50/Month
Publicity Mtls. 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Pnnt Process Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation: evening-10.700.
Sunday 11.910
Circulation Type: Paid
OBMfts):
Oonrey Media Group
P.O. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Donald W. Reynolds . Publisher
Kay Hodges .Advertising Manager
Art Davenport Circulation Manager
Tern McKee Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Rob Fraser . Editor
Peggye Swenson Beauty Editor
Rob Fraser . Business Editor
Smarm Wright City Editor
Suzann Wright Education Editor
Suzann Wright Health Editor
Jeff Berry Outdoor Editor
DeadMiw. Story-S 00 P M day before.
News-10 00 A M day of: Photo-5 00
P M day before
Supplement^):
Cleburne Market Place-free advertiser
Day Published Each Thursday
Lead Time Monoay-5PM
Contact, ft" Rice
Telephone (8171 645-2441
PO Box 1569
Cleburne TX 76033
CLUTE
•Bnzosport Facts. The (ES)
720 S Mam
Clute TX 77531 (Brazona County)
SMSA Houston rx
Telephone (409)265-7411
Mailing Address
T 0 Box 549
uute TX 77531
Pop. Served 49.000
Year Establish 1913
Pub. Frequency 7 days week
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $7/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 15.19.20.22.23 24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- evening 19.958
Sunday 21 530
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownerti):
Southern Newspapers. Inc dba
Brazosport Facts. The
720 S. Mam
Clute TX 77531
Ownershio % 100
Management
Bruce H Morisse Publisher
Dot Jackson Advertising Manager
Ralph O'Henly Circulation Manager
Bruce Page Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Glenn Krampota Art Editor
Yvette Patterson Automotive Editor
Dee Mclhenny Aviation Editor
Yvette Patterson . Banking Editor
Rhonda Moraw . Beauty Editor
Glenn Krampota Book Review Editor
Jesse Miller . City Editor
Dee Mcllhenny Education Editor
Dee Mcllhenny Environmental Editor
Dee Mcllhenny Financial Editor
James A Barnett Opinion Editor
Jesse Miller Outdoor Editor
Bob Bertero Photography Editor
Dee Mcllhenny Political Editor
Dee Mcllhenny . Science Editor
Deadline: S 12:00 Day Pnor N 1000
AM P 5 00 PM Day Prior
Supetamentd):
Weekend/Plus
Day Published: Friday
Lead Time One week
Desc.. weekend-TV
Pubtaty Mtls: 15.17.19
Mtls Deadline: Wednesday Before
Publication
Contact: Glenn Krampota
Telephone. (409) 265-7411
720 S Main
Clute TX 77531
Sunday Morning DIVERSIONS
Day Published: Sunday
Lead Time- One Week
Publicity Mtls: IS
Contact: Damon Pearce
Telephone: (409) 265-7411
720 S Mam
Clute TX 77531
CONROE
•Courier, The (MS)
100 Avenue A
Conroe TX 77301 (Montgmry County)
SMSA. Houston. TX
Telephone. (409) 756-6671
Mailing Address.
P 0. Box 609
Conroe FL 77305
Pop. Served: 18.000
Year Establish. 1892
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $6.SO/Mo.
Publicity Mas: 06.07.10.11.12.15.16.17.
18.19.2021 22.2425
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process CWset
,Vire Services AP
Circulation morning 1 1 790
Sunday 12 803 other 20 100
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(s):
Conroe Pub Co. Inc /Founders
Newspaper Grouo
P 0 Box 609
Conroe TX 77301
Ownersnip % 100
BureauO):
Courier. The
100 Ave A
Conroe TX 77301
Telephone (409) 756-6671
Contact Thomas P Haley President
Management:
Tom Haley President
Brenda Roy Advertising Manager
Sam McQueen Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Ann Campaneila Editor
Janet Simmons Editor
Al Demmerle Business Editor
Kevin Walker City Editor
Lisa Nutting Entertainment Editor
Lisa Nutting Fashion Editor
David Hopper Photography Editor
J C. Deavours Sports Editor
Deadline: News - 10 pm. Photo - 9 pm
5up»temeiH(s>:
TV Times
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 5 Days
Desc : Weekend-TV Travel
Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.10.11.12.16.
17.19
Contact Robin Dalmas
Telephone (409) 756-6671
P 0. Box 609
Conroe FL 77305
CORPUS CHRSTI
•Corpus Chrlttl CaJler • Times
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Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Oesc. Local News & Features
Publicity Mils 01 03.0506.07 11 12.
172021
Mils Deadline 2 Weeks m Advance
Contact Diana Gonzaies
Telephone (512) 775-1551
P 0 Drawer 4020
DEL RIO TX 78841
Homes
Day Published Monthly
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 06.12.1621
Mtls Deadline 2 Weeks
Contact Diana Gonzales
Telephone (512) 775-1551
P 0 Box 4020
DEL RIO TX 78841
DENISON
•Denison Herald (ES) '"'
331 W Woodard
Denison TX 75020 (Grayson County)
SMSA Sherman-Demson. TX
Telephone (214)465-7171
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 329
Denison TX 75020
Pop Served 26.000
Year Establish 1889
Pub Frequency Weekday & Sun
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- $5 50 /Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.12.15 16.17.18
19.20.21.22.24.26
Print Process Offset
W'ro Services AP
( :ulation evening 13.671.
-unOay 15.045
Circulation Type Paid
Own«rt»):
Donrey Media Group
PO. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Management:
Steven Pace Circulation Manager
Mark Palmer Personnel Manager
Dorothy Ranck Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Donna Hunt . Editor
Mark Elwood Assignment Editor
Pat Welcn Beauty Editor
Donna Hunt Book Review Editor
Laura Dansby Business Editor
Donna Hunt . City Editor
Donna Hunt . Columnist
Karen Treat Consumer Affairs Edit
Vicki Langdon . . Court Editor
Vicki Langdon Education Editor
Laura Dansby Environmental Editor
Pat Welch Family Editor
Pat Welch Fashion Editor
Mark Elwood Feature Editor
Mark Elwood Financial Editor
Pat Welch . . Food Editor
Pat Welch Home Editor
Donna Hunt . . . Opmmn Editor
John Clift . Outdoor Editor
Jackie Wade Photography Editor
Vicki Langdon . . .Political Editor
Vicki Langdon Radio Television Edit
Pat Welch Society Editor
John Clitt . . .State Editor
John Clitt . Suburban Editor
Pat Welch Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 10 AM: Story - 10 AM: News -
10AM
Focus On Texoma
Day Published Sundays
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 06.10.12.14.15.16
Mtls Deadline Friday. 5 pm • One
Week before Publication
Contact Donna Hunt
Telephone (214) 465-7171
Box 329
Denison TX 75020
DENTON
*Denton Record-Chronicle (ES)
314 E Hickory St
Denton TX 76201 (Denton County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 387-3811
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 369
Denton TX 76201
Pop Served 52.000
Year Establish 1903
Pub Frequency 6 times a week
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate $5 SO /Daily & Sunday
Publicity Mtls 01.10.12.15.18.19.20.21.
22.24
Freelance Pay: None
Print Process' Letterpress Offset - Flexo
Wire Services AP. NYT
Circulation evening 17.140.
Sunday 20.058
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Denton Publishing Company
Ownership % 100
Management:
Roy Appleton Sr President
Fred Patterson Publisher
Ron Ray Advertising Manager
Franklin Atkinson Circulation Manager
Sandra Kelly Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Dawn Bennett City Editor
Susan Shelton Education Editor
Kit King . . Food Editor
Kit King Life Style Editor
Kit King Women s Interest Edit
Supplement^):
Family Weekly and Metroguide (Local
TV)
Day Published. Sundays
Lead Time 3-4 Weeks
Oesc.: Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 06.10.11.12
610U
•North Texas State University Daily
P 0 Box 5278. NT Station
Denton TX 76203 (DENTON County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 565-2353
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 5278. NT Station
OENTON TX 76203
EDINBURG
•Edlnbur*Daily Review (ES)
215 E. University Ave
Edmburg TX 78539 (Hidalgo County)
SMSA: McAllen-Pharr-Edmburg. TX
Telephone: (512) 383-2705
Mailing Address-
P 0. Box 148
Edinburg TX 78540
Pop. Served 19.400
Year Establish 1914
Pub. Frequency Daily Except Monday &
Saturday
Pub. Size: Standard Sue
Subscnp. Rate: $26 81 /6 Mo : $52.567
Vr
Publicity Mtls: 01.06,10.14.17.19.21,22.
23.24.2S
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 5.600.
Sunday 5.600
Circulation Type: Paid
Hidalgo Publishing Co.. Inc.
21S E University
Edinburg TX 78539
Ownership % 100
Bwuu(»):
Hidalgo Publishing Co.. Inc
215 E University Dr
Edinburg TX 78539
Telephone (512) 383-2705
Contact: Rosie Bnseno.
Assistant Publisher
Management:
James V Mathis President
James V Mathis ..... Publisher
Rosa Linda Munquia
Advertising Manager
Joe Padeou Circulation Manager
Marisol Sanchez Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
James V Mathis Editor
Vincent Me Williams Outdoor Editor
Deadline: Day Before Publication
EL PASO
•El Paso Herald-Post (E)
401 Mills Ave
El Paso TX 79901 (El Paso County)
SMSA El Paso. TX
Telephone (915) 546-6100
killing Address
P 0 Box 20
El Paso TX 79999
Pop. Served 425.000
Year Establish 1881
Pub. Frequency Mon -Fn Evening/Sat
Morr.mg
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $5 50/Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.11.12.14.15.16.17 19.
20.21.22.23.26
Print Process. Letterpress
Wire Services: AP. NYT. SHNS
Circulation: evening 28.205
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Scripps - Howard Co
1100 Central Trust Tower
Cincinnati OH 45202
Ownership %. 100
Manat*m*nt:
Larry Leibengood Advertising Manager
J Michael Price Advertising Manager
Tom Bibs . . Circulation Manager
Edith Miller Classified Adv Manag
Sylvia Sitters. Marketing Director
Sylvia Sitters Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Tom King Editor
Raul Hernandez . Action Line Editor
Robbie Fartey-Villalobos
. Amusement Editor
Robbie Farley-Villalobos . Art Editor
Ken Baake Automotive Editor
Karen Brehm Aviation Editor
Ken Baake Banking Editor
Karen Brehm Beauty Editor
Charlie Edgren Book Review Editor
Ken Baake. . Business Editor
Ramon Chavez City Editor
Virginia Turner Columnist
Charles Edgren Columnist
Robbie Farley-Villalobos Drama Editor
Leon Lynn . .Education Editor
Karen Brehm Family Editor
Karen Brehm . Fashion Editor
Charles Edgren Opinion Editor
Joe Muench . . Outdoor Editor
Ruben Ramirez Photography Editor
Joe Muench . Sports Editor
DMdIlm: Story-1 day in advance: News-
1 day in advance: Photo-1 day in
advance
Supplement^):
Accent
Day Published: Thursday
Lead rime: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.11.12.14.15.16.17.
19.20.21.22.23.26
Contact- Robbie Farley - Villalobos
Telephone. (915) 5464376
P 0. Box 20
El Paso TX 79999
Local SS - TV Plus
Day Published. Saturday
Lead Time: One Week
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls- 01.10.12.14 15.16.17.
19.23.24.26
Mtls Deadline One Week Prior To
Publication
Contact. Valerie Edgren
Telephone- (915) 546-6383
PO Box 20
El Paso TX 79999
Sports Plus
Day Published' Saturday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc.: Sports
Publicity MtST Ol' il. 14.15.16.19
Mtls Deadline. One Day Prior To
Publication
Contact Joe Muench
Telephone (915) 546-6372
P 0 Box 20
El Paso TX 79912
•El Paso Times (MES) ""
401 Mills
El Paso TX 79999 (El Paso County)
SMSA El Paso. TX
Telephone (915) 546-6100
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 20
El Paso TX 79999
Pop. Served- 350.000
Year Establish: 1881
Pub. Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- $10/Mo
Print Process. Letterftex
Wire Services. AP. GNS
Circulation- morning 62.600.
evening 30.800. Sunday 98.500
Circulation Type- Paid
Owner!.*):
Gannett Co.. Inc
Ownership %• 100
Manacament:
Tom Fenton President
Tom Fenton Pubksher
Ron Clausen . Advertising Manager
Bill Berryhill Advertising Manager
Scott Putnicki. Advertising Manager
John Hayes . Circulation Manager
Larry Leibengood. Classified Adv. Manag
Julio Naudm . . Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Tom Fenton Edrtor
Neal Templin . Business Editor
Bob Locke . City Editor
John Laird Columnist
Del Jones ... .... Financial Editor
Josie Weber. . . Food Editor
Josie Weber .. Lite Style Edrtor
Josie Weber . . .. MUSK Editor
Jay Bryant . . Photography Edrtor
Mary Davis Society Edrtor
Deadline: Story-Midnight: News-
Midnight: Photo-9:45 P.M.
Supplement^:
Entertainment Magazine
Day Published: Friday
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
TV Times
Day Published: Sundays
Desc.- Weekend-TV
ENNIS
•Ennis Daily New* (MS) ""
213 N. Dallas. P.O. Drawer 100
Enms TX 75119 (EHis County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX "
Telephone: (214) 875-3801 ' _i
Pop. Served: 49.000 «• - .f
Year Establish: 189J - .-
Pub. Frequency: Daily Except Saturday
Pub. Size: Standard Size : • -•
Subscrip. Rate: $3.50/Uo.: |42/Tr.
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.05.06.07.08.10,11.
12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20
Print Process: Compugraphtc Photo
Wire Services: AP • - —.»•»... .-'.
Circulation: morning 4.800. - —~ •
Sunday 4.800 • •
Owners)-.'
United Publishing Co.
P 0 Drawer 100
Enms TX 75119
Management
Charles Gentry President
Charles Gentry Publisher
Editorial:
Faye Casebolt . . Society Editor
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FORT WORTH
•Fort Worth Star-Telegram (MES)
400 West 7th St
fort Worth TX 76102 (Tarrant County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone i817) 390-7400
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 1870
Fort Worth TX 76101
POD Served 384.000
Year Establish 1906
Pub Frequency Twice Daily Saturday
& Sunday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rat* $7 95/Mo M or E
19.95/Mo MS or ES. (11 95/Mo MES
Publicity Mils 01 02.03.0405.17.19.20
2122
Freelance Pay Only By Commiss
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services AP. LAT/WP KNS. CON
Circulation morning 150.190
evening 103.580. Sunday 325 780.
other 262.080
Circulation Type- None of the Above
0*ner(s):
Capital Cities /ABC. Inc
400 West 7th St
Fort Worth TX 76102
Ownership % 100
Bunuu(i):
Star-Telegram Austin Bureau
1005 Congress Ave
Austin TX 78701
Contact Karen Potter. Bureau Chiel
Star-Telegram Washington Bureau
1717 DeSalle St . 3rd Fir
Washington OC 20036
Contact Oave Montgomery.
Bureau Chief
Management
R' .rd Connor President
R ird Connor Publisher
M i Tully Advertising Manager
WeKJon Whiteman Circulation Manager
Jerry Scott Classified Adv Manag
Maureen Hathaway Marketing Director
Wanda Wiikms Personnel Manager
Melinda Mason Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Michael Blackman Editor
Kim Aho Assignment Editor
Ed Brice Action Line Editor
Larry Swindell Book Review Editor
Mike Norman Business Editor
Katie Sherrod .Columnist
Sill Thompson Columnist
Sheila Taylor Columnist
Jon McConal Columnist
Beverly Bundy Food Editor
Michelle Hancock Garden Editor
Joy Donovan Garden Editor
Bob Hood Outdoor Editor
Art Chapman Radio Television Edit
Mike Perry .. Sports Editor
Jerry Flemmons. Travel Editor
0«rtllm. Story-10:30 P M (E). 10:30
A M (M). News-10.00 A.M . 12.30
A M.. Photo-9:00 A M 1230AM
Supplement):
Local SS
Dcsc.. Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mils. 01
Parade Magazine
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Star Time
Day Published- Friday
GAINESVILLE
Gainesville Dally Rafttter (ES) '"'
306 E California
Gainesville TX 76240 (Cooke County)
Telephone (817)665-5511
Mailing Address
PO Box 309
Gainesville TX 76240
Pop Served 15.000
Year Establish 1890
Pub. Frequency Daily Except Sat
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $48/Yr
Publicity Mils 14.21.22
Print Process Offset
•Vtre Services AP
Circulation evening 8.500
Sunday 9 200
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(>):
Donrey ot Texas Inc
Editorial:
Daman Bollard Fashion Editor
Supplement):
TV World
Day Published Sundays
Desc Weekend-TV
GALVESTON
•Garwston Daily Newt (MS) ""
8522 Teichman
Galveston TX 77553 (Galvestn County)
SMSA Galveston-Texas City. TX
Telephone-(409) 744-3611
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 628 .
Galveston TX 77553
Pop Served 70.000
Year Establish 1842
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $8/Mo
Publicity Mils. 01.05.06.1920.21.22.23.
24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- morning 28.762.
Sunday 29.628
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner!*):
Galveston Newspapers. Inc
P 0 Box 628
Galveston TX 77553
Ownership %. 100
ManoMnMflt:
Oolph Tillotson President
Oolpn Tillotson Publisher
Greg Schrader Advertising Manager
Jim Ellis Circulation Manager
David Day Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Dolph Tillotson . Editor
Kathy Thomas Assignment Editor
Kathy Thomas City Editor
Cleta Sweno Family Editor
Linda Fradkm Food Editor
Cleta So-eno Life Style Editor
Vince Slialich Outdoor Editor
Rboert Rizzo Photography Editor
Cleta Sneno Society Editor
Mike Bailey Sports Editor
David Sutlers Travel Editor
Cleta Sireno Women's Interest Edit
OMdNne: Stories 11 pm. News 11 pm.
Photos 11 pm
Supotanwntd):
Local SS
Desc.. Magazine Suppl
GARLAND
•Garland Nam, The "**
613 State St
Garland TX 75040 (Dallas County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 272-6591
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 461S87
Garland TX 750*3
Pop. Served 138.8S7
Year Establish: 1887
Pub. Frequency- Daily Ex Monday t
XmasDay
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $3.90 /Month $46.80 /
Year
Pubtoty Mils. 01.04.07.10.12.12.15.16.
17.19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay Depends On Subm
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services- Southwest Newswve
Circulation evening 10.150.
Sunday 10.750
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownorts):
Dallas - Fort Worth Suburban
Newspapers. Inc.
1000 Avenue H E
Arlington T< 76011
Ownership % 100
Management:
Daniel Crowe President
Banks Dishmon Advertising Manager
Dick O'brien Circulation Manager
Virginia Rankm Classified Adv Manag
8 J. Hall Marketing Director
B J Hall Promotion Manager
Cathy Mills Sales Manager
Editorial:
Dan Behnnger Editor
Dan Behrmger Business Editor
Dan Behnnger Financial Editor
Ray Leszcynski Outdoor Editor
Dan Behnnger Political Editor
Dan Behnnger Society Editor
Sue Watkms Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 2 days. Story-2 days. News-1
day: Photo-2 days
Supplement!!):
Day Published Weekly on Friday
Lead Time 1 • 2 Weeks Ahe
' Desc • Entertainment
Publicity Mils: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08.09.10.11.12.15.16.19
Contact: Dan Behnnger
Telephone. (214) 272-6591
613 State St
Garland TX 75040
GONZALES
Gonzat* Inquirer (E)
620 N Paul St
Gonzales TX 78629 (Gonzales County)
Telephone- (512) 672-2861
Mailing Address-
PO. Box 616
Gonzales TX 78629
Pop. Served- 6.864
Year Establish- 1853
Pub. Frequency: Mon -Fn
Subscnp. Rate »15.94/Twn; $21.25/Yr
til 69/6Mo Cty. $2975/Yr TX
Publicity Mtts. 06.07.11.12.14.15.16.17
18.19.21.22.23.24
Print By: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation- evening 2.270
Circulation Type Paid
0«wr(i):
Inquirer Publishing Co.. Inc
Ownership % 100
Editor
Book Review Editor
Drama Editor
Food Editor
Outdoor Editor
Photography Editor
Radio Television Edit
Society Editor
. . . Sports
Women s Interest Edit
Paul Ebner
Pearl Robertson
Bradley Avant
Bradley Avant
Paul Ebner
Paul Ebner .
Bradley Avant
Bradley Avant
Paul Ebner .
Bradley Avant
10-00 AM
GREENVILLE
vNJaHanMBa
r(MS)
2305 King St
Greenville TX 75401 (Hunt County)
Telephone: (214) 455-4220 .
MaAng Address:
P.O. Box 1047
Greenv*e TX 75401
Pop. Served: 24.750
Year Establish: 1956
Pub. Frequency OaHy
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $7 50/Mo
Pubdcrty MMs: 01.06.11.19.22.24
Freelance Pay: Varies
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: morning 11.478.
Sunday 12.238
Circulation Type: Paid
0»nan»!
Herald Banner PuW Co
2305 King St
Greenville TX 75401
. Worrell Enterprises Jnc
1 S Ocean Blvd Ste j!9
Boca Raton FL 33432
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Pete Litterski Editor
Metva Geyer Business Editor
Carol Ferguson Church Editor
Melva Geyer Education Editor
Melva Geyer Farm Editor
Carol Ferguson Fashion Editor
Carol Ferguson Food Editor
Melva Geyer Radio Television Edit
David Claybourn Sports Editor
Carol Ferguson Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 48 hours prior to publ Story-
1100PM: News-1 100PM Photo-
800 PM
Supplements):
TV Magazine
Day Published Sunday
Desc.- Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 01.10.11.12.16.19.24
26
Mtls Deadline 48 Hours - Monday S
pm
. Contact- Melva Geyer
Telephone (903) 455-4220
2305 King St
Greenville TX 75401
HARLINGEN
•HarUnftn Vallay Mornlni Star (IfisT
1310 S Commerce
Harlmgen TX 78550 (Cameron County)
SMSA BrownsnUe-Harlingen-San Bemto.
•TX
Telephone (512)423-5511
Ma*ng Address:
P.O. Box 511
HARLINGEN TX 78551
Pop. Served 44.500
Year Establish: 1951
Pub. Frequency 7 Days
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: (63 /Yr Daily t Sunday
Pubkoty Mtts 06.14.15.19.21.22
Freelance Pay: Variable
Prmt Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- morning 34,000.
Sunday 36.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Freedom Newspapers
1055 N. Man St.
Santa Ana CA 92701
Ownership % 80
Various Individuals
Ownership %: 20
BuraavXs):
Freedom Newspapers Capitol Bureau
State Captl Btdg. PO Box 2910
Austin TX 78769
Contact- Peggy Fikac Anderson.
Bureau Chief
Valley Group Newspaper Office
615 S. Texas
Weslaco TX 78596
Telephone. (512) 968-9587
Contact Gaoe Puente. Office Manager
V. Lyte Deficit
Date Pearson .... Advertismg Manager
E. E. Gutierrez Advertising Manager
Manuel Candoza . Circulation Managir
Sue Amsworth Classified Adv. Manag)
. . Business Editor
...... CityEdrtor
. .Caajmnst
Entertainment- EdMor
.Farm Edrtor
Fashion Edrtor
. . . Food Edrtor
..... Cardan Editor
. . Horn* Editor
Wafty Simmons
Wary Simmons
Dan Henderson
Brad Fart) . .
Darn) Larson
Nelke WobschaH
Nellie WobschaH
David Larson
Nelke Wobschall.
NeJw Wobschall
Rickey Dailey ...
Jukan Mendoza .
Brad Farta
Nettie Wobschall
Nellie Wobschall
,
... Opinion C^tof
. . Photography Edrtor
Radio Television Edit
Society Edrtor
Women's Interest Edit
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Deadline: 1! 00 P M Story-10 00 P M
News-lOOOPM Photo-lO.OOPM
Supplement(s):
Weenena TV
Day Published Every Sundav
Leaa Titie 2 iVeeks
Desc Kodio W
Publicity Mils 1214
Parade
Day Published Sunday
Vista
Day Published Once A Month list
Sunday)
HENDERSON
Henderson Daily News (ES)
1710 Hwy 79 S
Henderson TX 75652 (RusK County)
Telephone 1903) 657-2501
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 30
Henderson TX 75652
Pop Served 11 270
Vear Establish 1931
Pub Frequency Friday PM Sunday AM
Pub Sue Broadsneet
Subscrio Rate $4/Monthly
Publicity Mils 01.02.03.0406.07.1013.
14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Print Process Ottset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.823
Sunday 7 177
Circulation Type Paid
Omwrjs):
Henderson Newspapers. Inc
Deadline: 24 hours before publication
Supplement^):
TV Tattler
lay Published Sunday
ead Time Wednesday
>esc Weekend-TV
Mdse Pubi
Desc Merchandising Publ
, Sunday 4.000. other 22 500
Circulation Type' Paid
Ownerlt):
Lake Publishing Company
17511 El Cammo Real
. Houston TX 77058
Management:
Michael A Lind Publisher
Monica Slavish Promotion Manager
Deadline: Features One Week News
Day of Publication Photos Day of
Publication. Feature Photos-1 Wk
Ads Two Days Prior to Publication
Supp):
Washington Bureau
801 18th St. N.W . Ste. 603
Washington DC 20006
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls. 0306.10
Contact Bruce Westbrook
Telephone (713) 220-7720
P 0 Box 4260
HOUSTON TX 77210
Zest
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 10 Days
Publicity Mtls 01.0506 10.17
Mtls Deadline 2 Weeks
Contact Mike Lonsford
Telephone (713) 220-7099
P O Box 4260
HOUSTON TX 77210
•Houston Post (MS)
4747 Southwest Freeway
Houston TX 77027 (Harris County)
SMSA. Houston. TX
Telephone (713)840-5600
' Mailing Address'
P 0 Box 4747
Houston TX 77201
Pop Served 1.742.000
Year Establish 1885
General News
Pub. Frequency: Daily & Sunday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $858/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.06.07.11.12.14.17
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Ottset
Wire Services- AP. CSM RN
Circulation- morning 318.218.
f Sunday 359.046
Circulation Type. Paid
Ovntrd):
Media News Group. Inc
4888 Loop Central Dr S52S
Houston TX 77081
Ownership % 100
Buraau(s):
Houston Post
1005 Congress. O420
Austin TX 78701
Telephone (512)47643801
Contact Ken Hermann. Bureau Chief
Middy Randerson Travel Editor
Julie Gilbert Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: State 10 15 P.M . Final-12 00
Midnight
Supplement* t):
Magazine. The
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc.- Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04 06.07.11.12
14 15.16 17 18 192021.22.23
Contact Adv /M Liebrum. Ed
Telephone (713)840-5600
4747 S W Freeway
Houston TX 77027
TV Week Magazine
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 10 Days
Desc.: weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 03.06.07.12.14.15.16.
17.18.19.25
Contact Mike McDaniel
4747 Southwest Fwy
Houston TX 77027
HUNTSVILLE
Huntsville Hem (MS) ""
1409 10th St
Huntsville TX 77340 (Walker County)
Telephone. (713) 295-5407 '
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 539
Huntsville TX 77340
Pop. Served 25.000
Year Establish: 1850
Pub. Frequency Tuesday • Sunday, am
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate- $86.40 /Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.10.13.14.17.19.
20.21.22
Freelance Pay N /A
Print By: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: morning 6.486.
Sunday 7.648
Circulation Type' Controlled
Owner*!):
Huntsville Item. Inc.
Hertford Brand (ES)
313 Lee St
Hereford TX 79045 (Deaf Smt County)
Telephone (806) 364-2030
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 673
Hereford TX 79045
POD Served 16.000
Year Establish 1901
Pub. Frequency 5 Times Week
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $45 70/Yr
Publicity Mtls 10 12.14.15.20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 3.700
Sunday 4.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owiwrts):
Hereford Brand Inc
Ownership % 100
UHorial:
Sandy Pankey Family Editor
OndJIiw: 24 Hours Previous
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HOUSTON
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•Citizen, The (ES)
17511 ElCammo Real
Houston TX 77058 (Harris County)
SMSA. Houston. TX
Telephone (713)488-1108
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 57907
Webster TX 77598
Year Establish: 1960
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Size Broadsneet
Subscrip. Rate: $5 /Mo
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.10.1 1.12.13.14.15.
16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay $ 50 /Col. Inch
Print Process Offset
.Circulation evening 4.000.
*tftnotM inajjor rMtio mt M
Telephone (202) 429-1990
Management:
R J. V Johnson President
R. J. V. Johnson . . Publisher
Dwight Brown Advertising Manager
Ron Sellars Classified Adv. Manag
Joycelyn Marek Marketing Director
John W Sweeney Marketing Director
Page Haines Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Jack Loftus Editor
Jack Lottis Editor
Ann Holmes . , Art Editor
George Christian Book Review Editor
Scott Clark Business Editor
Steve Jetton City Editor
Jim Barlow . . Columnist
Maxine Mesinger . . . Columnist
Leon Hale . Columnist
Kathleen Myler Consumer Affairs Edit
Deborah Hurst Education Editor
Nelson Antosh ... . Farm Editor
Linda GJIan Griffin . Fashion Editor
Susan Btschoff . Feature Editor
Steve Jetton Financial Editor
Ann Criswell. . Food Editor
Madeleine Hamm . . .Home Editor
Karen Kane Life Style Editor
• Bob Bnster . . . Outdoor Editor
Nene Foxhall . . Political Editor
Lows Parks . . Radio Television Edit
Ann Hodges . . Radio Television Edit
Jim Drummond . . . Real Estate Editor
Carlos Byars . . . Science Editor
Betty Swing Society Editor
Mark McFarlane Sports- Editor
SupptommtO):
Texas Magazine
Day Published: Sunday
Desc.- Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.05.17.19
Contact: Ken Hammond
Telephone. (713) 220-7410
P 0 Box 4260
HOUSTON TX 77210
TV Chronilog
Day Published- Sundays
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Houston Post
529 14th St . N W
WASHINGTON DC DC 20045
Telephone. (202) 638-4332
Contact Kathy Lewis. Bureau Chief
Houston Post
National Press Bldg . Rm 1206
WASHINGTON DC DC 20045
Telephone. (202) 638-4332
Contact Kathy Lewis. Bureau Chief
Manafernent:
Pete Laraway Advertising Manager
Reagon Seaver Circulation Manager
James Rainer Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Charles Cooper . Editor in Chief
Same . . .Editor
Margaret Downing Assignment Editor
Mark Hanna Art Editor
Susan Chadwick Art Editor
Liz Bennett Book Review Editor
Gerald Egger Business Editor
Kate Thomas ... . Columnist
Betsy Parish . . . Columnist
Paul Harasim Columnist
Ken Hoffman Columnist
Robert Newberry Columnist
Mike Read . ... Computer Editor
Stephanie Glass . Conservation Editor
Bill Albright . ... Drama Editor
Bill Hensel . . .Education Editor
Guy Cantweii .Education Editor
Claudia Perry Entertainment Editor
Harold Scarlett Environmental Editor
Gerald Egger . Farm Editor
Judy Lunn . . Fashion Editor
Janice Schladdler . Food Editor
Bob Flagg . . . .Garden Editor
Tim Graham .... Metro Editor
John Voland . . Music Editor
Ken Grissom . Outdoor Editor
Sandra Shriver Photography Editor
Carl Hooper Real Estate Editor
Jim Asker Science Editor
Mike Read Stamp Editor
Jim Jennings State Editor
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P.O. Box 539
Huntsville TX 77340
Thomson Newspapers
Ownership %. 100
Editorial:
Nelda Woodall . . . Society Editor
Bob Sonderegger • . . Sports
Nelda Woodall Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 36 Hours Prior
SupptemwiM.!):
Showcase
Day Published: Sunday
Lead Time: 7 Days
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.10.11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Mtls Deadline. 7 Days In Advance
Contact HuntsviHe Item
Telephone: (713) 295-5407
P. 0. Box 539
HuntsviHe TX 77340
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HURST
' • '"W»;
•Mld-CItt** BiHy NMS (ES) •
401 - 5 Bedford Eutoss Rd. " "* •'
Hurst TX 76053 (Tarrant County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (817) 280-0021
Mailing Address.
401 - 5 Bedford Eutess Rd.
Hurst TX 76053
Pop. Served: 125.000 '- ;
Year Establish: 1909 *~
Pub. Frequency: Thursday. Friday.
Saturday. Su •
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $4.29 /Mo.
Publicity Mtls: 14.22
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: other 8.500
Circulation Type Controlled
Owmr
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'. 000 Avenue H
Arlington TX 76011
Ownership "> 100
Management:
Dan Chrowe President
John LimsKy ' Advertising Manager
David Robinson Circulation Manager
Virginia Rankm Classified Adv Manag
Dick Stout Personnel Manager
Jim Wilimon Promotion Manager
J Michael Price Sales Manager
Editorial:
Rick Mann Editor
Rich Heiland Art Editor
Elizabeth Clarke Banking Editor
Fay Franks Beauty Editor
Elizabeth Clarke Business Editor
Rich Heiland Drama Editor
Teresa Smith Education Editor
Fay Franks Fashion Editor
Elizabeth Clarke Financial Editor
Fay Franks Food Editor
Mark England Health Editor
Fay Franks . Home Editor
Fay Franks Life Style Editor
Rich Heiland Music Editor
Bob Moore Outdoor Editor
Rich Heiland Political Editor
Rich Heiland Radio Television Edit
Fay Franks Society Editor
Rob Harmon . Sports Editor
Fay Franks Women s Interest Edit
Fay Franks Youth Editor
Deadline; Late Breaking Front Page
News 8 am Day Before Publication.
Story Day Before Publication
JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville Daily Progress (ES) '"'
525 E. Commerce
Jacksonville TX 7S766
Cherokee County)
Telephone (214) 586-2236
Mailing Address
P.O. Box711
Jacksonville TX 75766
Pop. Served 12.000
Year Establish- 1909
Pub. Frequency 6 Issues /Week
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $6O/Yr
Publicity Mils 06.11.12.14.15.1619.20.
21.22.23.24.25
Pnnt Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 6 755
Sunday 7.609
Circulation Type. Paid
Owmr(«):
Donrey Media Group
PO Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Mans Fletcher Editor
Ted Thompson Church Editor
Betty Ewalt Fashion Editor
Betty Ewalt Food Editor
Ted Thompson Motion Picture Editor
Ted Thompson Pet or Animal Editor
Don Wallace Photography Editor
Betty Ewalt. .... Society Editor
Don Wallace Sports
Betty Ewalt . . Women's Interest Edit
naadllni. 12:00 Noon: Story-11:30
A.M.: News-12.00 Noon. Photo-11.30
A.M.
Suppiefnent(s):
Weekend TV
Day Published. Sunday
Lead Time 3 Days
Desc. Weekend-TV
PuMcityMtls 01.02.06.07.10.11.12.
14.16.17.19.21,22
Contact. Rod Boudreaux
Telephone. (214) 586-2236
PO Box 711
Jacksonville TX 75766
Personnel- Mans Fletcher. Farm Editor
Farm And Ranch
Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time. 2 Days
Publicity Mils 06.12.24
Mils Deadline 2 Days Prior
Contact Mans Fletcher
Telephone (214) 586-2236
PO Box 711
Jacksonville TX 75766
Personnel Mans Fletcher Farm Eoitor
KERRVILLE
Kerrville Daily Times (ES)
429 Jefferson St
Kerrville TX 78028 (Kerr County)
Telephone (512) 896-7000
Mailing Address-
P 0 Box 1428
Kerrville TX 78029
Pop Served 17025
Year Establish 1908
Pub Frequency Daily Exc Sat
PuB Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $57 38/Yr
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation evening 8.592.
Sunday 10.322
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
Kerr Publications. Inc
429 Jefferson St
Kerrville TX 78028
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Wm E Dozier Editor
Bill Ooner Book Review Editor
Michael Bowlm Radio Television Edit
Cliff Newell Sports
Cliff Newell Sports Editor
Deadline 11 00 A.M Story-11 00 A M
News-11 00 A.M . Photo-10 30 A M
Supplement*!):
Weekend TV (Hill Country Mag )
Day Published Sun
Lead Time. 1 Week
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Mils Deadline 10 Days Ahead Of Pub
Contact. Michael Bowlm
Telephone (512) 896-7000
P 0. Box 1428
Kerrville TX 78029
Spec Requiremts Signature-Size
Publication
Mdse Publ.
Desc.. Merchandising Publ
KILGORE
•Kilfort News Herald (ES) ""
610 E Mam St
Kilgore TX 75662 (Gregg County)
SMSA. Longview-Marsnall. TX
Telephone: (903) 984-2593
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1210
Kilgore TX 75662
Pop Served. 10.968
Year Establish- 1931
Pub. Frequency: M-F P M . Sun
Pub Sue: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $5.00
Publicity Mils: 14.1S.16.I8.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay. None Purchased
Pnnt Process: Offset
Wire Services: Ap
Circulation evening 4.896.
Sunday 5.803
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerfe):
Donrey. Inc
Ownership %: 100
Managtment.
John Wright . Publisher
Warren Wyatt Advertising Manager
John Wright Promotion Manager
Editorial:
AnneNe Dugan Education Editor
Mary Meador Food Editor
Ron Hall Science Editor
Mary Meador Society Editor
Harry Eneman . Sports Editor
John Wright Travel Editor
Supplement^):
TV Week
Day Published Sunday
Desc.. Weekend-TV
KILLEEN
•Killeen Dally Herald (MS)
1809 Florence Rd
Killeen TX 76541 (Bell Countyl
SMSA Killeen-Temple TX
Telephone (817) 634-2125
Mailing Address
PO Box 1300
Killeen TX 76540
Pop Served 50.985
Year Establish 1890
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $7 50/Mo
Pnnt Process Offset
Wire Services AP. APDF APLP SH
Circulation morning 17.138.
Sunday 20.634
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerttr:
Killeen Daily Herald. Div Of F Mayborn
Ent. Inc
Ownership % 100
Management:
Mrs Frank W Mayborn President
Ray L Townsend Publisher
Perry Carter Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Annette Austin City Editor
Deadline: 1000AM. Siory-1000 AM .
News-10-00 A M . Photo-10.00 A M
Supplement**):
•Round Up*
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time- Tues. preceedng
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 10.19
Contact. Managing Editor/TV Editor
Telephone (817) 634-2125
P 0 Box 1300
Killeen TX 76540
Super Star (TMC Product)
Day Published Thursday
Lead Time 1 Week
Publicity Mils 06.11.14.17.19.21.23.
25
Mils Deadline 1 Week
Contact Sue Hallmark
Telephone (817)634-2125
P 0 Box 1300
Killeen TX 76540
LAREDO
•Laredo Morning Times (ES) ""
111 Esperanza Or
Laredo TX 78041 (Webb County)
SMSA: Laredo. TX
Telephone- (512) 723-2901
Matting Address.
PO. Box 2127
Laredo TX 78041
Pop. Served. 90.000
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $5/Mo
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation evening 18.082.
Sunday 20.528
Owner(s>:
Hearst Newspapers. Inc.
Bin Green... . ... Publisher
Frank Escoredo... Advertising Manager
Mano Pena . . Advertising Manager
Rene Espitia . .Circulation Manager
Deanna Garth* Classified Adv. Manag
Macedonio Martinez. Jr
Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Odie Arambula . Editor
Dee Dee Fuentes .City Editor
Virginia Gonzalez Education Editor
Veronica Ramirez . Fashion Editor
Veronica Ramirez . . .Food Editor
Veronica Ramirez MUSK Editor
Ricardo Santos. Photography Editor
Oiadllni. S. N. P - 11.00AM
SuppHnnnm):
City Lights Magazine
Day Published. Friday
Lead Time. 4 Days Prior
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mils 01 0407 10 11 12 14
Mils Deadline 7 Days Prior
Contact Dee Dee Fuentes 60 tor
Telephone (5!2) 723-2901
PO Box 2129
Laredo TX 78041
Personnel Odie Arambula
Farm Editor
Sunday Woman
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 4 Days Prior
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 010407.0810.12.14.
15
Contact Veronica Castillon
Telephone (512) 723-2901
PO Box 2129
Laredo TX 78041
Mdse Publ
Desc. Merchandising Publ
The Laredo Morning Times
Day Published. Daily
Lead Time 4 Days Prior
Publicity Mtls: 01.04.07.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.1718.19.2021.22.23
Mtls Deadline. 1 Week Prior
Contact Odie Arambula
Telephone- (512) 723-2901
P.O. Box 2129
Laredo TX 78041
Personnel: Odie Arambula,
Farm Editor
LEWISVILLE
•Lewisvliie Daily Leader (MS) "*
591 W Main
Lewisvilte TX 75067 (Demon County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone. (214) 436-3566
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 306
LewiswUe TX 75067
Pop. Served: 30.000
Year Establish: 1895
Pub. Frequency. Wednesday • Sunday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $4/Mo.
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services. UP!
Circulation: morning 18.000.
Sunday 18.000
Circulation Type: Controlled
OwMrfa):
Harte • Hank Communications. Inc.
P 0. Box 269
San Antonio TX 78291.
Ownership % 100
Chns'Sehift.. . PuHoher
Lynn Dckerson Circulation Manager
Lynn Dickerson . Marketing Director
Editorial:
Wayne Epperson Editor
Angle Summers ... Life Style Editor
Suaptememts):
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Weekend TV
Desc.. Weekend-TV
LONG&yiEW
•Daily Nwi (MESSAT.)
320 f. Sethvn St.
Longgview TX 75606 (Greg County)
SMSA: Longview Marshall. TX
Telephone. (214)757-3311
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1792
Longgview TX 75606
3op. Served:
Pop. Served: 51.952
Year Establish: 1871
Pub. Frequency: Dariy •"«=»
Pub. Size: Standard Size >• '
Subscnp. R«te: $6.64/Mo.
Publicity Mtls. 01.17.22.23
Freelance Pay Open .-•- '
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP. NYTS. CNS. SHNS
Circulation: morning 19.968.
evening 13.382. Sunday 43.194.
other 32.480
Circulation Type: Paid
(cant. ne*t ptgi)
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Owners).
Longview Newspapers Inc
PO Box 1792
Longgview TX 75606
Ownership ', 100
Management:
Rob Minervmi Advertising Manager
Jeff Kmney Circulation Manager
Pat Mmcnew Classified Adv Manag
Regma Taylor Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Keith Taylor Editor
Chris Boyd Art Editor
Lee Keiley Automotive Editor
Jerry Graham Aviation Editor
Dolores Brown Beauty Editor
Jim Giametta Book Review Editor
Lee Keiley Business Editor
Chris Boyd Columnist
Van Craaaock . Columnist
Joyce Turner Consumer Affairs Edit
Jerry Graham Court Editor
Roy Linson Do-ll-Yourself Editor
Joyce Turner Drama Editor
Bruce Hawkins Education Editor
Roy Linson Energy Editor
Roy Linson Entertainment Editor
Dolores Brown Family Editor
Dolores Brown Fashion Editor
Joyce Turner Food Editor
Jim Giametta Garden Editor
Jerry Graham Government Affairs Ed
Relicia Jones Health Editor
Joyce Turner Home Editor
Jim Giametta Labor Editor
Dolores Brown Life Style Editor
Mike Hvezdos Opinion Editor
Jim Giametta Outdoor Editor
Ricky Russell Photography Editor
Jerry Graham Political Editor
Robert Smith Science Editor
Dolores Brown Society Editor
Jonn Inman . Sports Editor
Dolores Brown Women s Interest Edit
Deadline 3 P M 2 days prior
SupplementO):
Local SS
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time. 2 Weeks
Desc Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mils 01.02.03.17.2023
Weekend TV
Day Published. Sunday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.02.06.10.12.17
Mils Deadline 2 Weeks Prior
Contact Roy Linson
Telephone: (214) 757-3311
LUBBOCK
•lubbock Avalanche • Journal (ME?,'
Sat.)
710 Avenue J
Lubbock TX 79408 (Lubbock County)
SMSA: Lubbock. TX
Telephone: (806) 762-8844
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 491
Lubbock TX 79408
Pop. Served 180.000
Year Establish 1904
Pub. Frequency 2 Papers AM.PM
Subscnp. Rate $7.35/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.09.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.17
Pnrrt Process- Letterpress
Wire Services- UPI. AP
Circulation morning 58.864.
evening 12.119. Sunday 75.297.
other 65.766
):
Morris Communications Corp
P.O. Box 936. (13)
Augusta GA 30913
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv. Manag
Promotion Manager
Editor
Amusement Editor
Steve Beasley
David Harrison
Theo Sagetwel
Robert Granfebt
Editorial:
T J Harris
Bill Kerns
Ray Westbrook Automotive Editor
Bill Kerns Book Review Editor
Ray Westbrook Business Editor
Joe Brown (E) City Editor
Mel Tittle (M) City Editor
Burle Pettit Columnist
Bill Kerns Drama Editor
Lisa Paikowski Education Editor
Bill Kerns Entertainment Editor
Bill Kerns Environmental Editor
Lynn Hohertz Family Editor
Duane Howel) Farm Editor
Lynn Hohertz Fashion Editor
Ray Westbrook Financial Editor
Lynn Hohertz Life Style Editor
Bill Kerns Music Editor
Jay Harris Opinion Editor
Ted Simon Outdoor Editor
Bob Campbell Political Editor
Celeste Henley Radio Television Edit
Ray Westbrook Real Estate Editor
Neal Farmer Religion Editor
Lynn Hohertz Society Editor
Norval Pollard Sports Editor
Ted Simon Travel Editor
Lynn Hohertz Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: N 9 30 AM. 1 00 PM P 8.00
AM: 1100AM
Supplement(s):
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls 06.07.09.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.17 18.19.20.21.22.23
Weekend TV
Desc : Weekend-TV
LUFKIN
Lulkln Daily Newt, The (ES) ""
300 Ellis
Lufkm TX 75901 (Angelina County)
Telephone (409) 632-6631
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 1089
Lufkm TX 75901
Pop. Served. 27.500
Year Establish- 1906
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $.25 /Dly. $ 75 /Sunday
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.11.12.16.19.20.22
Wire Services- AP. Cox News Service
Circulation evening 16.900.
Sunday 18.500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownetts):
Cox Enterprises Inc
72 Marietta N W
Atlanta GA 30303
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Phill Latham . . Editor
Jack Stallard Sports
Deadline: 4 Days
SupptofnentU):
Mto • Week
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc.: Local News & Features
Mtls Deadline Friday Noon
Contact: Jane Perry
Telephone: (409) 632-6631
P.O. Box 1089
Lufkin TX 75901
MARLIN
Circulation Type. Paid
!IW KWWKM 21-Gow* urn zz-utkm to UH» &*•» product Nm it***** NOW JWj-ot •*
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Ownershio % 100
Management:
Dave Barton Publisher
Mike Malone Advertising Manager
Linda Bradley Advertising Manager
John Burrage Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Rick Mann Outdoor Editor
Beverly Potter Society Editor
Beverly Potter Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Adv 2 days prec puol S Day
prec puoi N Day Prec Publ P Day
prec publ
Supplements):
Weekly Shopper
Day Published Wednesday
Desc.. Magazine Suppi
Weekend TV
Desc Weekend-TV
Mdse Publ.
Desc Merchandising Publ
MEXIA
Mnla Daily Newt (E)
214 Railroad St
Mexu) TX 76667 (Limestne County)
Telephone- (817) 562-2868
Mailing Address
PO. Bo«431
Mem TX 76667
Pop. Served 5.943
Year Establish: 1872
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: SS5 30/Yr EK 5 • I -
86
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08
09.10.11.12.13.14.1S.16.17
Freelance Pay. 12.50/Hr
Prml Process: Offset
Wire Services. Associated Press
Circulation Type Paid
Owm rtt):
Sutherland Media. Inc
P 0. 8o« 431
M*na TX 76667
Ownership % 100
Editor
Society Editor
Sports
Bob Wright
Chroty Groszek
Bob Wright
~ "" if. 10:00 AM
MIDLAND
•Midland Reporter-Teleiram (Et.
Sat)
201 E. Illinois
Midland TX 79702 (Midland County)
SMSA: Midland. TX
Telephone (915)682-5311
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 1650
Midland TX 79702
Pop. Served: 75.000
Year Establish: 1929
Pub. Frequency M-F Dry P.M
Suoscnp. Rate $7.50 /Mo Home Del.
$6./Mo. St Su Home Del
PuMcrty Mtls: 01.05.14.17.20
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP. LA Times/Wash
Post. Hearst
Circulation: evening 23.000.
Sunday 23.000, other 23.000
OMMrtt):
Midland Newspapers. Inc
.President
Pubhsher
Advertising Manager
Advertwnf Manager
Classified Adv Manag
Marketing Director
.. Editor
Assignment Editor
Action Line Editor
Amusement Editor
.Art Editor
.Banking Editor
Beauty Editor
Book Review Editor
Wifcam C. Thomas
WHkam C. Thomas
Gary Grant.
Leland Barnes
Dick Hardm
Leland Barnes
Editorial:
Jim Servattus .
George Foursham.
Fran Moore
Georgia Temple.
Georgia Temple
David Sodamann
Wanda Mouton
Georgia Temple
David Sodamann Business Editor
George Foulsham City Editor
Wanda Mouton Columnist
Wanda Mouton Consumer Affairs Edit
Ed Todd Court Editor
Wanda Mouton Do-lt-Yourselt Editor
Georgia Temple Drama Editor
David Sodamann Energy Editor
Georgia Temple Entertainment Editor
Wanda Mouton Family Editor
Ed Todd Farm Editor
Wanda Mouton Fashion Editor
David Sodamann Financial Editor
Wanda Mouton Food Editor
Wanda Mouton Garden Editor
Jim Servatius Government Affairs Ed
Wanda Mouton Home Editor
Wanda Mouton Life Style Editor
Georgia Temple Music Editor
Jim Servatius Opinion Editor
Ted Battles Outdoor Editor
Paul Gilbert Photography Editor
Lana Cunningham Political Editor
Georgia Temple Radio Television Edit
David Sodamann Real Estate Editor
Wanda Mouton Society Editor
Jim Servatius . Travel Editor
Wanda Mouton Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 10.00 PM Sat for Sun
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppi
Publicity Mtls 01.14.17.20
Weekend TV
Day Published: Thurs
Lead Time 4 days
Desc.- Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls. 01.06.10.12.17.19
Mtts Deadline Monday before
publication
West Texas Sunday
Day Published: Saturday afternoons
Lead Time 1 wk before pub
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline 1 week before
publication
Contact Gary Grant. Advertising
Telephone (915)682-5311
201 E Illinois
Midland TX 79702
MINERAL WELLS
Mineral Wells Indei (ES) ""
300 S.E. First St
Mineral Wells TX 76067
(Plo Pnto County)
Telephone (817)425-4466
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 370
Mineral Wells TX 76067
Pop. Served: 18.411
Year Establish. 1900
Pub. Frequency Monday - Friday.
Sunday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $43.50 /Yr-Carr
Publicity Mils: 07.14.12.14.19.20.21.22.
23.24.26
Prmt Process Offset
Wire- Services AP
Circulation: evening 5.650.
Sunday 5.650
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownert.1):
Mineral Weds Index. Inc.
P.O. Box 370
Mineral Wetts TX 76067
Ownership V 100
Society Editor
. . . Sports
Wornen-in-Busmess
Contact. Kate Nowak
Telephone. (815) 325-4465
Mineral Wells TX 76067
Chamber
Home Improvement
Desc.: Children
Graduation
Bridal
Day Published Yearly /March 1st
Week
Lead Time- 1 Month
Jerry Halsey
Mike Sessums
Mtls Deadline- 1 Month Prior to
March Publication Date
Contact Gary Adkisson
Telephone (815) 325-4465
P 0 Box 370
Mineral Wells TX 76067
Spec Requiremts Tab Size 4 Column
Encore
Day Published Weekly - Sunday
Lead Time Wednesday of Sa
Desc Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 11.12.14.1721.22.24
Mtls Deadline Wednesday of Week of
Publication
Contact. Linda Tomesim
Telephone (815) 325-4465
P 0 Box 370
Mineral Wells TX 76067
Spec Requiremts Tab Size/4 Column
Personnel Th«tma Doss
Country Extra
Day Published- Monthly
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Farming-Gardening
MT PLEASANT
Mount PteMMt Dairy Tribune (ES)'"°
1705 Industrial
Mt Pleasant TX 75455 (Titus County)
Telephone (214) 572-1705
Mailing Address:
PO. Box 1177
Mt Pleasant TX 75455
Pop. Served 12.000
Year Establish 1874
Pub. Frequency 6 day/M-F&S
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $46.75 /Yr + Tax in
Texas - $49 15
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.14.
15.16.18.19.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation, evening 5.017.
Sunday 5.647
Circulation Type Paid
Ownert.h
Palmer Media Inc
111 E. Second St
Mt Pleasant TX 75455
Ownership •/.. 100
Editorial:
R. L. Palmer . .Editor
Ida Burnett Beauty Editor
Ida Burnett Church Editor
Ida Burnett Food Editor
Bobby Runyon Sports
Ida Burnett Women's Interest Edit
DataHIni! 11 30 A M.. 6:00 P M.. Story-
10:30 A.M.. 5.00 P M . News-8.30
A.M.. 1-00 PM
SUaMtefltMlM Ik"
Weekend TV
Day Published. Fridays
Lead Time- 2 Days
Desc.: Sports
Publicity Mtts 01.02.03
Mtls Deadline Wed.
Contact- R. L. Palmer
Telephone (214) 572-3607
Spec. Reqwremts- Tabloid
NACOGDOCHES
Natogdochai Dally Sentinel (E)
4920 Colonial Dr
Nacogdoches TX 75963
(Nacgdchs County)
Telephone: (409) 564-8361
Maikng Address:
P.O. Box 68
NACOGDOCHES TX 75963
Pop. Served. 28.451
Year Establish: 1900
Pub. Frequency: Daily
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $56.50/Yr. Home: $70/
Yr. Mail
Publicity Mtls 01.06.12.14.20.21.22.23.
24.25.26
Prmt Process- Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 9.981
Sunday 12.200
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerl*):
Herald Publishing Co Inc
4920 Colonial Dr
Nacogdoches TX 75961
Ownershio % 100
Editorial:
Victor B Fain Editor
Kristi Dempsey Beauty Editor
Lucille Fam Book Review Editor
J Lyn Carl Business Editor
J Lyn Carl Church Editor
Robbie Goodrich Drama Editor
Kristi Dempsey Fashion Editor
Robbie Goodrich Food Editor
Robbie Goodrich . Motion Picture Editor
Matt Williams Outdoo' '.ditor
Hardy Meredith Photography Ldrtor
LuciHe Fain . Radio Television Edit
LuciHe Fam Science Editor
Kevin Gore Sports
Kristi Oempsey Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 2:00 P.M. day prior. Story-
10:00 A.M.: News-10'00 A M : Photo-
4:00 P.M. day prior
Supp*Mwmti):
Weekend TV
Day Published: Sundays
lead Time: 4 Days
Desc.: Weekend-TV • .
Publicity Mtls: 01.14.15.16.19.20.21,
Contact. Jeanne Hensley
4920 Colonial Dr.
Nacogdoches TX 75961
Sunday SotrtfcMl (S) ""
4920 Colonial Dr.
Nacogdoches TX 75963
(Nacgdchs County)
Telephone: (409) 5644361
Mailing Address*-
P.O. Box 68T - •
NACOGDOCHES TX 75963
Pop. Served: 28.451
Year Estabksh: 1972
Pub. Frequency- Sunday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $28/Yr
PuMcrty Mtts: 01.06.14.15.16.20.21.22.
23.24.25.26 . . - ,*.
Prmt Process: Offset .
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: Sunday 13.402 . ..*-
Circulation Type: Paid ••«•'
Ow»er<«): ., .;••
Herald Pubkshmg Co.. Inc.
PO Box 68
NACOGDOCHES TX 75963
Ownership %: 100
••mail):
Herald Publishing Co.
4920 Colonial Dr.. Box 68
Nacogdoches TX 75961
Telephone: (409) 564-8361
Contact: Joe Borders. City Editor
': Editor
. Beauty Editor
i Review Edrto
Victor B. Fan .
Mediate Ball .
Lucille Fam ...
Joe Borders .
CandattVehnn
Joe Borders
Candace Vetvm
Joe Borders.
. .. Busness EdHor
Church EdNor
.Dc-lt-Yourserf I
Ora
.... Education I
ntal
.Farm
Fashjon Edttoc
...FoodfikW
Garden EdHor
Health EdHpr
..Home EdHor
Joe Borders ....
Machete Ball
Candace Vehm ..
JoeBorders
Robbie Goodncn .
Joe Borders
Joe Borders...
Candace Venrm .. Motion Picture 1
Candace Vehwi ...' MUM EdHor
Terry Westmoreland .... Outdoor EdNor
Candace VeKvt ... Pet or Animal EdMdr
Hardy Meredith ...'. Photography EdJttr
Victor B. Fain Polrocat EdMbr
LuciHe Fain.. .. Radio Television EdH
Victor B. Fan Science EdHor
Mechelle Ball. ... Society Editor
Kevin Gore Sports
(cent, next page)
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Mecheiie Ball Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 2 00 P M day prior- Story-
1000AM News-1000 AM. Photo-
4 00 P M day prior
Supplemental):
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time Monday Prior
Oesc • Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 01 14.15.16.19.20.21
22
NAVARRO
Conicana tally Sun
405 E Collm. P 0 Box 62.
Navarre TX 75151 (Navarro County)
Telephone (214) 872-3931
Pub. Frequency. M • Su
Subsenp. Rate $81 Pr Yr
Owner(s):
Sothelans Media
Editorial:
Jim Howett Photography Editor
NEW BRAUNFELS
•NEW BRUNFELS HERALD I *"°
ZEITUNG
707 Landa St.
New Brauntels TX 78130
(Comal County)
SMSA: San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512) 625-9144
Pub Frequency Tuesday • Friday 4
Sunday
Pub Size Standard Sue
Circulation Type Paid
Own«r<»):
Southern Newspaters Inc
Management:
David Sutlers • Publisher
Editorial:
Joe Belk Sports Editor
ODESSA
•Odessa American (ES) ""
222 E 4th St
Odessa TX 79760 (Ector County)
SMSA: Odessa. TX
Telephone (915) 337-4661
Madmg Address
P 0 Box 29S2
Odessa TX 79760
Pop. Served: 101.000
Vear Establish: 1939
Pub Frequency Dly Morning - 7 Days
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $7 75 /Mo Home
Delivery. $ 35/Daily: $1 /Sunday
Publicity Mils: 01.06.10.11.12.14.19.20.
21.22.23.24.26
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Prmt Process: Photocomposition
Wre Services: AP
Circulation- morning 31.500.
evening 37.800. Sunday 39.265
Circulation Type: Paid
Omits):
The Odessa American. Div Of Freedom
Newspapers
P. O. Box 2952
Odessa TX 79760
Ownership %: 100
••stimuli:
0. R. Segal President
David F. Lyons Publisher
Howard L. Rockatellow
. Advertising Manager
Jerry Irvine Circulation Manager
Charles Brannon Classified Adv. Manag
Frances Irvine Personnel Manager
Howard L Rockatellow
Promotion Manager
Editorial:
OHal Frandsen . . . Editor
Judy Paine Amusement Editor
Judy Paine .Art Editor
Judy Paine Beauty Editor
David F. Lyons Book Review Editor
Maria Da Varenne Business Editor
Ken Brodnax
David Lyons
Judy Paine
Bob Horn
Judy Paine
Maria Da Varenne
Judy Paine
Judy Pame
Judy Paine
Ken Brodnax
Columnist
Columnist
Drama Editor
Farm Editor
Fashion Editor
Financial Editor
Food Editor
Home Editor
Life Style Editor
Outdoor Editor
Mark Rogers Photography Editor
Judy Paine Radio Television Edit
Judy Paine Society Editor
Deadline: 11 am 2 - 3 Days Prec.. News
- 10-30 pm. Photo • 10 30 pm
SupplementU):
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine vjppl
Publicity Mils 01.06.11 12.14.15.16.
18.19.20.21.22.24.26
TV Week
Day Published Sundays
Lead Time. 7-Days Prior
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 06.07.10.12.14.16.21.
24.26
Mtls Deadline 7 Days Prior
ORANGE
•Orange Leader, The (ES)
200 Front Ave.
Orange TX 77630 (Orange County)
SMSA- Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange.
TX
Telephone: (409) 883-3571
Mailing Address
PO. Box 1028
Orange TX 77630
Pop. Served 35.000
Year Establish 1875
Pub. Frequency E/Monday-Friday: M/
Saturday-Su
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $6 /Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.05.06.11.12
Freelance Pay $25/Article
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 11.000.
Sunday 13.300
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Orange Leader. Div Cox Enterprises.
Inc.
200 W Front Ave
Orange TX 77630
Ownership % 100
Management:
Belinda Gaudet Publisher
Joe Fannm Advertising Manager
Jan Bromley Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Jerry Gaulding Book Review Editor
Debi Derrick . .. City Editor
John Curylo . . . Outdoor Editor
Tom Eckert Photography Editor
Deadline: 10.30 am weekdays. 11.30
pm Saturday and Sundays: Photo -
10:15 am weekdays. 11 pm Saturday
and Sundays.
Supplements):
TV Channels
Day Published: Sundays
Lead Time: Weekly
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils: 01.03.04.05.06.11.12.
1 19.22
Mm Deadline. Week Before
Publication
Contact: Diana Martini
Telephone- (713) 883-3571
P.O. Box 1028
Orange TX 77630
PALESTINE
Palestine Herald-Press (ES)
519 Elm St.
Palestine TX 75801 (Anderson County)
Telephone (903) 729-0281
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 379
Palestine TX 75802
Pop Served 18050
Year Establish 1898
Pub. Frequency M - F pm 4 Sa 4 Su
am
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $6/Mo
Publicity Mtls- 01
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 10624
Sunday 11.524
Circulation Type Paid
OwnerXs):
Palestine Heralo-Press Company
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Bonnie Lasiter . Editor
Mitch Mitchell . .Business Editor
Sophia Huang Church Editor
Angie Collie . Food Editor
Davw Ann Browder . Outdoor Editor
Davw Ann Browder .. Sports
Supplement^):
Guide
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 01.10.11.14.17.19
Mtls Deadline: 2 Weeks
Contact: Bonnie Lasiter
Telephone (903) 729-0281
P 0. Box 379
Palastine TX 75802
PAMPA
Pantpa News (ES) ""
403 W Atchison
Pampa TX 79065 (Gray County)
Telephone (806) 669-2525
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2198
Pampa TX 79065
Pop Served 210.000
Year Establish- 1927
Pub Frequency: Daily
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. S60/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.04.05.06.13.14.18.19.
21.22.24.26
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: evening 7.550.
Sunday 8.150
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Freedom Newspapers. Inc
17666 Fitch
Irvine CA 92714
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
L D. Strate. . . . Sports
Deadline: One Week In Advance of
Publication
Supplemimts):
Marquee. The
Day Published: Weekly - On Sundays
Lead Time- 2 Weeks
Publicity Mils- 01.03.04.05.06.17.19.
21.24
Mtls Deadline- Two Week In Advance
Of Publication
Contact: Larry D. Hours
Telephone- (806) 669-2525
P.O. Box 2198
Pampa TX 79065
PARIS
Parts*™
138 Lamar Ave.
Pans TX 75460 (Lamar County)
Telephone (214) 785-8744
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1078
Paris TX 75460
Pop. Served. 25.850
Year Establish- 1871
Pub. Frequency- Daily 7 Days
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $7.50
Publicity Mtls: 01.04.05.06.11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay: Seldom Purchase
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 13.538.
Sunday 14.363 other 6.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner
Circulation Type: Paid .c". T. r
Ownertl): .-V ..
Gulf Coast Community Newspapers, Inc.
102 S. Shaver
Pasadena TX 77506 . !, ,,,,,• .
Ownership V 100 . ,.: .. .
Ken Johnson
Alan Smith Advertising Manager
Mike Sebastian.. .. Circulation Manager
Alan Smith Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial: . . ...,
Martha Brag Editor
Oar* Clay Amusement Editor
Clara Clay Beauty Editor
Clara Clay Drama Editor
Scott Streater . .. Education Editor
Clara Clay Entertainment Editor
Richard Zagrzedu . Environmental Editor
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jra Clay
jra Clay
jra Clay
ara Clay
leven Thomson
avid Floyd
Fashion Editor
Food Editor
Home Editor
Lite Style Editor
Outdoor Editor
Political Editor
lara Clay Radio Television Edit
irgima Harm Religion Editor
lara Clay Society Editor
teven Tnomson Sports Editor
.lara Clay Women s Interest Edit
Marine: 5 00 P M Story-5 00 P M
News-5 00 P M Photo-5 00 P M
PECOS
Pace* Enterprise (ES) ""
324 S Cedar St
Pecos TX 79772 (Reeves County)
Telephone (915)445-5475
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 2057
Pecos TX 79772
Pop Served 12.800
Year Establish. 1887
Pub. Frequency. M-F. Sun
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate S5,25/Mo
Publicity Mils 01.06.07.10.11.12.13.14
15.16.17.18.19.21.22.23.25
Freelance Pay Varies
Prmt Process Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation- evening 2.950.
Sunday 4.700
Circulation Type Controlled
OMWrtt):
Buckner News Alliance
2101 4th Ave . Ste 2300
Seattle WA98121
Ownership •/, 100
Editorial:
Jon Fulbright Editor
Jon Fulbright Amusement Editor
Peggy McKracken Book Review Editor
Peggy McKracken Entertainment Editor
Chuck Suthve Photography Editor
Karen Oglesby Radio Television Edit
Jon Fulbright . Sports
Deadline: 2 days prior to publication
PLAINVIEW
PWnview Herald (ES) ""
820 Broadway
Platnview TX 79072 (Hale County)
Telephone (806) 293-1343
Mating Address-
P.O Box 1240
Plamvww TX 79072
Pop. Served 24 987
Year Establish: 1907
Pub. Frequency Mon -Fri . P M
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp Rate: S5.75/MO
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.12.14.15.16.19.20.
21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Prmt Process- Offset
Wire Services- AP. Hearst
Circulation, evening 8.500.
Sunday 9.700
Circulation Type: Paid
Newspapers. Inc (Hearst
Corp.)
P O. Box 1240
Plawwew TX 79072
Ownership % 100
teMarlal:
Danny Andrews Editor
Nwki Logan . Beauty Editor
Nicki Logan Book Review Editor
Dors Lmdsey . . Farm Editor
Kewi Lewis Sports Editor
Alice Sawayer Sr Citizen Columnist
USA Weekend
Day Published Weekly
TV Listings
Day Published- Sundays
Lead Time: 1 Week
Desc..- Weekend-TV
Pubkcrty Mtls 01.06.15.17.18.19.20.
21.22.23.24.25
Personnel Scott Hallman Farm Editor
PLANO
•Piano Star Courier (ES) ""
801 E. Piano Pkwy
Piano TX 75074 (Collin County I
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone- (214) 424-6565
Mailing Address
PO Box 860248
Mckinney TX 75086
Year Establish. 1888
Pub Frequency- Daily
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $7/Mo
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.060708
11.12.15.16.17.18.19.20.21
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- evening 17.000.
Sunday 18.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owrter(»r.
Harte - Hanks Communications. Inc
P 0. Box 269
San Antonio TX 78291
Ownership %: 100
Bureau*!):
Harte - Hanks Communications Inc
Austin Bureau
1122 Colorado. Rm 204
Austin TX 78701
Contact. Jim Davis. Bureau Chie<
Harte-Hanks Communications Inc
Washington Bureau
National Press Bldg. Rm. 805
WASHINGTON DC DC 20045
Telephone (202)628-1585
Contact. Jim Craig. Bureau Chief
Harte-Hanks Communications. Inc.
Washington Bureau
Telephone: (202) 628-1585
Contact Jim Craig. Bureau Chief
Management
john T Williams . . President
John T Williams . .. Publisher
Gina Cangelose Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Tim Leifeste . Editor
Jan Carteaux City Editor
Deadline: 5:00 PM 2 days prior
PORT AUTHUR
•Pert Arthur News (MS) '"*
549 4th St.
Port Authur TX 77641 (Jefferso County)
SMSA: Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange.
TX
Telephone: (409) 985-5541
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 789
Port Authur TX 77641
Pop. Served: 150.000
Year Estabhsh: 1897
Pub. Frequency: Dairy
Pub. Sot: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $7.00/Mo.
Publicity Mth. 01.06.14.15.19.20.21.22.
24
Freelance Pay: Open
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: Laserphoto. AP. Cox
Circulation: morning 25.000.
Sunday 25.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerls):
American Publishing Co
P 0. Box 1000
W Frankfort IL 62896
Ownership % 100
Larry J. Perrotto.. . President
Wes Plummer. Jr Publisher
Horace Fontenot. Advertising Manager
Horace Fontenot Advertising Manager
Pat Jara Circulation Manager
Ed Kestler Classified Adv. Manag
Horace Fontenot Promotion Manager
Editorial:
W A (Dub) Brown Editor
Roger Cowles Assignment Editor
Darragh Doiron Amusemem Editor
Darragh Doiron Art Editor
Harry Taylor Banking Editor
Jill Goldsmith Beauty Editor
Dub Brown Book Review Editor
Harry Taylor Business Editor
Roger Cowles . City Editor
Thomas Taschinger Columnist
Jill Goldsmith Consumer Affairs Edit
Byron White Court Editor
Susan Walker Education Editor
Harry Taylor . Energy Editor
Roger Cowles Feature Editor
Thomas Taschinger Opinion Editor
Ed Holder Outdoor Editor
Bob West Sports Editor
Robert Shomer .. Weekend Editor
Deadline: 10 pm. Story 10 pm: News
10:30 pm: Photo 10:30 pm
Supplement^):
TV Channel
Day Published: Sunday
Lead Time: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls. 15.16
Contact: Oarragh Doiron
Telephone- (409) 985-5541
P.O. Box 789
Port Authur TX 77641
PORT LAVACA
Pert Uvaca wave (E) ""
107 E. Austin
Port Lavaca TX 77979
(Calhoun County)
Telephone: (512) 552-9788
Mailing Address
PO Box 88
Port Lavaca TX 77979
Pop. Served: 15.000
Year Establish: 1890
Pub. Frequency- Mon-Fri
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: S340/Mo
Publicity MtK- 01.05.07.12.14.16.14.16.
17.20.21.22.24
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation: evening 7.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(s):
Port Lavaca Wave. Inc
P 0. Box 88
Port Lavaca TX 77979
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Chester C. Surber . . . .Editor
Corina Espmosa Amusement Editor
Corma Espmosa . ... Beauty Editor
Conna Espmosa . . Book Review Editor
Paul Canatzer . .Busman Editor
Chartyn Firm Education Editor
Gilbert Heideman Farm Editor
Brenda Breaux . . .Garden Editor
Joyce Brau Home Editor
Terry Hammonds. Motion Picture Editor
Bob Charles Outdoor Edrtor
Chester Surber Pottjc* Editor
TemOstJer . ... Radw Tetevjiton Edit
Trlsh Wlkerson SocMy Edttor
Dennis Bogart Sports Editor
Jove* Brau ... Women's Interest Edit
Dennis Bogart Youth Editor
Deadline; 11:00 A.M.: Storyll:00 A.M.:
News-8:00 A M.. Photo-10:00 A.M.
The Wave
Day Published: Mon -Fri
Lead Time: 1 Day
Pubkaty Mtls 06.14.15.17.18.19.20.
21.22.23.24
Mtls Deadline. 1 Day Prior
Contact: Chester Surber
Telephone (512) 552-9788
P.O. Box 88
Port Lavaca TX 77979
Personnel: Gilbert Heidaman.
Farm Editor
RICHARDSON
•Richardson Daily News (ES) *
409 Belle Grove
Richardson TX 75080 (Dallas County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worm TX /
Telephone (214) 234-3198 /
Mailing Address- '
°0 Box 630
RICHARDSON TX 75083
Pop. Served: 70.000
Year Establish 1958
Pub. Frequency Everyday Except
Monday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $4.29 /Mo.
Freelance Pay: Vane* All Local
Prmt Process. OHset
Circulation- other 7.743
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerti):
Dallas/Fort Worth Suburban
Newspapers. Inc.
1000 Av«. H East • •
Arlington TX 760U
Ownership %. 100
Buraaulth
Dallas/Fort Worth Suburban
Newspapers
1000 Ave. H tast • •-,•;.
Arlington TX 76011 •,'
(817) 6400146 " •
Dan( _i_
Robert Kectcr Advertising. MflMMt*
On* O'Brien . .. Circulation U
Virgin* Rankm Classified Adv.
Jim WHmon Marketing Director
Jim Wknon. . Promotion I*
EdNarM:
Lois Wetzd Brown . . ...... i
Define. 24 Hours Prior S 24 Hours
Prior N 24 Hours Prior P 24 Hours
Local SS
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
ROSENBERG
•HenM Coartar 7"
1902 Fourth St.
Rosenberg TX 77471 (Ft Bend Courrhr) '
SMSA: Houston. TX -
Telephone: (713) 342-4474
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1088
Rosenberg TX 77471
Year Establish: 1892 : .. ,
Pub. Frequency: Dady Except Saturday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: *4.80/Mo
Publicity Mtts: 06.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP . '
Circulation: evening 7.979. ,U .
Sunday 8.452 . '
Circulation Typr. Paid •
1904 Fourth St
Rosenberg TX 77471
Ownership V 100
. Inc.
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BWHartman.
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Moon - Day Prior
SAN ANGELO
1 • . . .-.i"'-.
•San Anftte Standard - TlmM(Mitr
34 w. Hams . * r. ^j
San Angek) TX 76903 '
(Tom Gren County)
SMSA: San Angeto. TX . '
Telephone: (915) 653-1221
Mating Address: i
P.O. Box 5111 \
San Angek) TX 76903 \
Pop. Served: 73.240 -
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'03r tstobiisn 1884
PUD frequency Dany
Pub Si/e Broaasneet
SuBscno Kote Si29 Yr
Publicity Mils 01 0607 12 1= !6 1820
:i 2223242526
rreelanre Pov 525 & us
Pnni Process Offset
•Vire be'vices AP Scnops • H wiro
Circulation morning 33 078
Sunday 39 000
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(s):
£jn An~-lo Sundaro me
34 W hjiris
San Angelo TX 76903
Ownership -» 100
Bureau(s):
San Angelo Standard Times
34 W Harris Ave
San Angelo TX 76903
Telephone (915) 653-1221
Contact Dennis Ellsworth Editor
Management:
Kevin J Barry President
Kevin J Barry Publisher
Cheryl Elbnght Advertising Manager
Bill R Roberts Circulation Manager
Cheryl Ebright Classified Adv Manag
Oarlene Bratton Marketing Director
Joyce Westbrook Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Dennis Ellsworth Editor
Shirley Alford Action Line Editor
Kandis Gatewood Amusement Editor
Kandis Gatewood Art Editor
Kandis Gatewood Book Review Editor
Jack Cowan Columnist
Kandis Gatewood Drama Editor
Keely Coghlan Education Editor
Kandis Gatewooo Entertainment Editor
Ross Mcswam Farm Editor
Kandis Gatewood Fashion Editor
Kandis Gatewood Feature Editor
Joyce Piland Food Editor
Kandis Gatewood Life Style Editor
Kandis Gatewood Music Editor '
Bud McDonald Outdoor Editor
Le Killgore Political Editor
Sheila Boggess Radio Television Edit
Kandis Gatewood Society Editor
Mike Lee Sports Editor
Kandis Gatewood Travel Editor
Deadline: Story • (M) 8 pm. News • (M)
8 pm Photo • (M) 8 pm
Supplement^):
Showcase
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils. 07.10.12.15.16.23.26
Mils Deadline 2 Weeks In Advance
Contact: Kandis Gatewood
Telephone (915)653-1221
34 W Harris Ave
San Angelo TX 76903
Scene
Day Published Thursday am
Lead Time Friday 3 P.M
Desc : Local News & Features
Publicity Mils 06.10.12.19.21.24
Mtls Deadline- Friday Noon for Next
Week's Publication
Contact San Angelo Standard-Times
Telephone: (915) 653-1221
P 0. Box 5111
San Angelo TX 76903
SAN ANTONIO
•Daily Commercial Recorder
414 Dolorosa St
San Antonio TX 78204 (Bexar County)
SMSA. San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512) 227-5558
Mailing Address:
414 Dolorosa
San Antonio TX 78204
Year Establish 1896
Pub Frequency Monday • Friday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscnp Rate Ouartlery / $45. Annual
$125
Publicity Mils 01.05.06.07.11.1214.15.
16 17 19.20.21.222324.25
Freelance Pay $50 • 150
Print Process Weob
Wire Services UPI
Circulation Type P.iid
Owners):
Daily Commercial Recorder
414 Dolorosa St
San Antonio TX 78204
Management:
William A Johnson Publisher
Deadline: 1 Week Prior to Publication
Date Contact Editor
Supplement**):
Daily Commercial Recoroer
Day Published 5 Days/Ween
Lead Time 48 Mrs
Desc Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls 01.05.07.11 12 15.16
17.19.20.21 22
Mtls Deadline 48 Mrs Before
Publication
Contact Bill Ramsey. Editor
Telephone (512) 227-5558
414 Dolorosa
San Antonio TX 78204
•Express Newt All Day S & Su ""'
Ave E & 3rd St.
San Antonio TX 78205 (Bexar County)
SMSA- San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512)225-7411
Mailing Address
Box 2171
San Antonio TX 78297
Pop Served: 925 100
Year Establish 1865
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $7 25/Mo 7 Day
Subscription
Publicity Mtls 01 14.15.22.23.24.26
Freelance Pay No Set Rate
Print Process Letterpress
Wire Services AP NYT WP • LAT SH
Circulation morning 179.478.
Sunday 286.507
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Express-News Corp
Box 2171
San Antonio TX 78297
News America Newspapers Inc
210 South St
New York NY 10002
Bureau(s):
Express - News
301 E 4th St
Austin TX 78701
Telephone (512) 477-2650
Contact. Richard Smith. Reporter
Express - News
865 National Press Building
WASHINGTON DC DC 20045
Telephone (202)638-1793
Contact: Bruce Davidson. Reporter
Management
Charles 0 Kilpatrick President
W Lawrence Walker Jr Publisher
Barbara Carroll Classified Adv Manag
Elida Dena Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Girmy Messec Action Line Editor
Knstina Patedes .Amusement Editor
Dan Goddard. ... Art Editor
Craig Pheion Automotive Editor
Judith Rigter Book Review Editor
David Hendncks Business Editor
Craig Thomason . City Editor
Roddy Stmson. David Richelieu
Columnist
Jay Rogers Computer Editor
Knstina Paledes Drama Editor
Ginger Hall Education Editor
John Goodspeed Family Editor
Joe Fohn Farm Editor
Rose Mary Budge Fashion Editor
Marsha Harlow Feature Editor
David Hendncks Financial Editor
Karen Haram Food Editor
Jim Wood Government Affairs Ed
Don Fmley Health Editor
John Goodspeed Home Editor
Roger Downing Life Style Editor
Robert Johnson Music Editor
Sterlin Holmesly Opinion Editor
Dan Klepper Outdoor Editor
J B Haziett Photography Editor
Bruce Davidson Political Editor
Jeanne Jakle Radio Te'evision Edit
John Smith Real Estate Editor
J Michael Parker Religion Editor
Blair Corning Society Ednor
Barry Roomson Sports Editor
Fred Bonavita State Editor
Julie Cooper Travel Editor
Deadline: Miamgn: 1 00 PM S 11 00
PM 12 00 M N 11 00 PM. 12 00 M P
11 00 AM 1200 M
Supplements):
Daily Star
Day Published Weekly
Publicity Mtls 0406.07 09.13 14 15
16.19.21.24
Contact- Barbara Wilson
Vista
Day Published Each Sunday
Lead Time 10 Days
Desc Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls 06.15.16
Mtls Deadline 2 Weeks Prior To
Publication
Contact- Ben King
Telephone: (512) 225-7411
Ave Ei3rd St PO Box 2171
San Antonio TX 78297
Express News
Day Published Each Sunday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 0607.1421.2426
Mtls Deadline 2 Weeks
Contact: Cathy Smith
Telephone (512) 225-7411
Ave E43rdSt PO Box 2171
San Antonio TX 78297
San Antonio Star
Day Published Monday - Sunday
Lead Time Daily
Publicity Mtls 06.07,08.14.21.26
Mtls Deadline Daily
Contact Kris Palades
Telephone (512) 225-7411
Ave E & 3rd St PO Box 2171
San Antonio TX 78297
San Antonio Star
Day Published- Each Sunday
Lead Time 3 Days
Mtls Deadline 3 Days
Contact Wiley Alexander
Telephone (512) 225-7411
Ave E 3rd St P 0 Box 2171
San Antonio TX 78297
•San Antonio Light (MES)
420 Broadway
San Antonio TX 78205 (Bexar County)
SMSA- San Antonio TX
Telephone (512) 271-2700
Mailing Address
P.O Box 161
San Antonio TX 78291
Pop. Served 800.000
Year Establish. 1382
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate. $5/Mo'
Publicity Mtls: 01.04.05.06.07.10.11.12.
13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21
Freelance Pay Negotiated
Print Process: Letterpress
Wire Services UPI. KNS. HHS. AP.
Reuters
Circulation Sunday 224.391.
other 47.325
Circulation Type Paid
OwnerU):
The Hearst Corp . San Antonio Light
Div.
959 Eighth Ave
New York NY 10019
Ownership % 100
Management:
George B. Irish Publisher
Sergio Salinas Advertising Manager
Jack Reichert Circulation Manager
Larry R Wynn Marketing Director
George Stalle Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Ed RademaeKers Editor
Steve Bennett Art Editor
jonn Obrecht Business Edit)
Gary Cardwell City Edilg
Sick Casey Column*
Betty Godfrey Column*
Lillie Roctulto Columns
Susan Yerkes Column
Joel Soiis Drama Edrloi
Joel Soiis Entertainment Editorf
Delores Carson Fashion Editor]
John Obrecht Financial Editor)
Novie Mann Food Editorj
Sam Blakely Garden EdrtoJ
Joel Soiis Home Editori
Joel Soiis Life Style Editor]
Buddy Gough Outdoor Editori
- - IfwvrMKu C^..-_^
Marianne Thomas
Stuart Eskenazi
Robert Wynne
Helen Miles
Lynn Crystal
Tim Kelly
Joel Soiis
Photography Editori
Political £cMor4
Radio Television EdtJ
Real Estate Edrtw
Society Editor
.Sports Ed**,
Travel Editor
Deadline: Story-8 00 A M News-8:00
A M : Photo-8.00 A.M
Supplement^):
Insider Magazine
Day Published- Weekly (Sundays)
Lead Time 1 Month
Desc: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mils- 01.05.06.07.10.11.12.
13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Mtls Deadline 4 Weeks Advance
Contact Kathy Overstreet
Telephone- (512) 271-2700
Box 161
San Antonio TX 78291
Spec Requiremts- Heatset Onset
Printing
TV Week
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc : Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19
Contact Jennifer Mann
Telephone (512) 271-2700
Box 161
San Antonio TX 78291
SAN MARCOS
•San Marcos Daily Record (ES) *"
1910 I H 35. S
San Marcos TX 78666 (Hays County)
SMSA Austin. TX
Telephone (512) 392-2458
Mailing Address.
PO Box 1109
San Marcos TX 78666
Pop Served. 21.750
Year Establish: 1912
Pub. Frequency Tuesday-Friday. Sunday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $4/Mth.. $45/Yf
Publicity Mtls. 01
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- UPI. UPI Wire Photo
Circulation: evening 6.500.
Sunday 8.000 '-1
Ownerts): '
Worrell Newspapers. Inc
Ownership %: 100 . • "'"•
Management:
Dennis E. Thomas
Dennis E Thomas .
Janet Eaton . .. .Advertising Mlntgr-r
Beth Trabol Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
Rowe Ray '..-.Editor
Rowe Ray . ..Arttditor
Rowe Ray . Automotive Editor
Rowe Ray . Aviation Editor
Betty Medford . Beauty EdMor
Betty Medford Book Review EdHor
Betty Medford Business EdMor
Rowe Ray . . . .Cn> Editor
Rowe Ray . Consumer Affairs Edit
Rowe Ray . Do-lt-Yourself EdHor
Betty Medford . .. Drama Editor
Betty Medford Education Editor
Rowe Ray . Environmental Editor
Rowe Ray . . Farm Editor
Betty Medford . Fashion Editor
Rowe Ray Financial EdHor
Betty Medford . . .. Food Editor
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Billy Medfora
Setiy Medtora
Rowe Ray
Betty Medto'd
Betty Medtoro
Russell Smitn
Garden Editor
Health Editor
Home Editor
Labor Editor
Life Style Editor
Music Editor
Outdoor Editor
Betty Medto'd Pet or Animal Editor
Anita Miller Photography Editor
Rowe Roy Political Editor
Betty Medtoro Radio Television Edit
Betty Medtord Science Editor
Betty Medtord Society Editor
Betty Medlo-d Stamp Editor
Betty Medtord Travel Editor
Betty Medtord Women s Interest Edit
DMdline: 12 00 Noon day Before
Story-12 00 Noon day before News-
1200 Noon oay before Photo-12 00
Noon oay betore
Supplement^)-
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time Tuesday Before
Desc Weekend-TV
Contact Rowe Ray
Telephone (512) 392-2458
SEQUIN
•SEQUIN GAZETTE • ENTERPRISE""
1012 Schnener Ra
Segum TX 78155 (Guadaipe County I
SMSA San Antonio TX
Telephone (512) 379-5402
Pub Frequency Tuesday - Friday and
Sunday
Pub Size Standard Size
Circulation Type Paid
Owntrts):
Southern Newspaper Inc
Management
Ron Filkeus Publisher
Editorial:
Kathtt Ninneman Editor
Kathie Ninneman Sports Editor
SHERMAN
•Sherman Democrat (ES)
603 S Sam Rayburn Frwy
Sherman TX 75090 (Grayson County)
SMSA Sherman-Denison. TX
Telephone (903) 893-8181
Mailing Address
PO Box 1128
Sherman TX 75091
Year Establish 1880
Pub Frequency Sunday • Friday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $6/Mo Home Del.
S 25/Daily S 50/Sunday
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP Scripps Howard
Circulation morning 20.000
Sunday 22.500
Ownerd):
Donrey Media Group
Bureaud):
Donrey Washington Bureau
Management:
Don Schneider Publisher
Ealtortal:
Don Eldredge Editor
SNYDER
Snyder Newt (ES)
3600 College
Snyder TX 79549 (Scurry County)
Telephone (915) 573-5486-
Mailing Address
Box 949
Snyder TX 79549
Year Establish 1950
Pub Frequency Daily exc Sat
Pub Size Standard Sue
Subscnp Rate $S260/Vr
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.500
Sunday 6 000
Editorial:
Maria Chisum Society Editor
Bill McClellan Sports
Deadline: 12 00 Noon Previous Day
SupplementU):
Weekend TV
Desc rteekena-TV
STEPHENVILLE
Stephenville Empire-Tribune (ES)
110 S Columbia
Stephenville TX 76401 (Erath Countyl
Telephone (817)965-3124
Mailing Afdress
P 0 Bo» 958
Stephenville TX 76401
Pop Served 11.500
Year Establish- 1870
Pub Frequency Daily exc Sat
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $6 75/Mo
Publicity Mils 01.14 15,16 17.18 19 21
22.23.24.25
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.500
Sunday 6.400
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(i):
Boone Newspapers Inc
Box 958
Stephenville TX 76401
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
David Betz Sports
Headline: 12 00 Noon Preceeding Day
(N) 11 30 AM Daily (P) 11 30 AM
Daily
SupplementU):
Weekend TV
Day Published Sun
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils- 02.09.1012 14
Mtls Deadline- 10 Days Prior
Contact John Khebenstem
Telephone (817) 965-3124
Box 1188
Stephenville TX 76401
Mdse Publ.
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 1 Wk
Desc Merchandising Publ
SULPHUR SPG
Sulphur Springs Netn-Tetofram (ES*)'
P 0 Box 598
Sulphur Spg TX 75482 (Hopkins County)
Telephone (214) 885-8663
Pop. Served 13460
Year Establish. 1881
Pub. Frequency Daily Exc Sat
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $69/Yr
Publicity Mtls, 01.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.
21.22.23.24.25
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation: evening 7.240.
Sunday 8.120
Circulation Type- Paid
Owner<»):
Echo Publishing Co
Ownership % 100
Deadline: 2 days m advance.
Supptementd):
T • Viewing
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 2 Days
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 03
Mid Week Neighbor
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 13.14.15.16.17.20.21.
23
SWEETWATER
Sweetwiter Reporter (ES)
112 W 3rd S!
Sweetwater TX 79556 (Nolan County)
Telephone |915) 236-6677
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 750
Sweetwater TX 79556
Pop Served 12.020
Year Establish 1881
Pub Frequency Sun-Fn
Dub Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate 13785/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.05.06.12.14.15 16 17
19.21.22.23.24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation evening 5.079
Sunday 5.550
Circulation Type Paid
Owne*»):
Donrey Media Group
Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Gail Redden Editor
Gail Redden Church Editor
Slyvia Sims Drama Editor
Slyvia Suns Fashion Editor
Sylvia Sims Food Editor
Sylvia Sims .Garden Editor
Sylvia Sims Home Editor
Otis Francis Sports
Sylvia Sims Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Noon Day Before. Stories 5
pm Day Before News Noon Day of
Publ.. Photos 9 am Day of Publ
Supplement)!):
Weekend TV
Day Published Each Sunday
Lead Time Wednesday Prior
Desc . Weekend-TV
TAYLOR
•Taylor Wry Preu
211 W Third SI
Taylor TX 76574 (Willmson County)
SMSA Austin TX
Telephone (512) 352-8535
Mailing Address.
P 0 Box 1040
Taylor TX 76574
Year Establish 1912
Pub Frequency. Daily. Mon -Fn
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $36/Yr-M»l
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.06.14.15.16.17.18.
19.20.21.22.23.24.26
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation, evening 5.800. other 5.800
Circulation Type: Paid
Alton Schulz
P.O. Box 1040
Taylor TX 76574
Ownership V 100
Management:
Alton Schulz . Publisher
Barbara Miller Advertising Manager
Betty Marshall Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Don McAlister . Editor
Small city urban, rural.
I):
Spotlight
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time 7 Days
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls- 01 03.14
Mm Deadline: Wednesday 5 pm
TEMPLE
•Temple Daily Telegram (MS)
10 South 3rd
Temple TX 76501 (Bell County)
SMSA: Killeen-Temple. TX
Telephone (817) 778-4444
Mailing Address
PO Box 6114
Temple TX 76503
Pop. Served: 45.000
Year Establish 1907
Pub Frequency Daily
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- $7.50/Mo
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.14.15.16.17.18.
19.20.21.22.23.24.2S.26
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation, morning 24.972.
Sunday 27.947
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(tb
Frank Mayborn Enterprises. Inc.
PO. Box 6114
Temple TX 76503
Ownerships. 100
Mrs Frank W. Mayborn . .
Mrs. Frank W. Mayborn
Jack Jones . .Advertising Manager
Gary Garner . . Advertising Manner
Pat Graham ' .. Circulation Manager
Stan Thomas . Clauihed Adv. Manag
Gary Garner Sales Manager
Mrs. Frank W Mayborn ... Edrtor
Randy Ray . Amusement Editor
Sig Chmtenson .. .. City Editor
Randy Ray . Entertainment Editor
Jan Moseley. .. Sooety Edrtor
tup»lim«ntt»>:
Leisure
Day Published- Sunday
Lead Time: Week
Desc.: Entertainment. Weekend TV
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.05.06.12.17.
19.22.23.24.25.26
Mtts Deadkne: 7 Days
Contact: Randy Ray
TERRELL
•Tamil Tribune (IS) "**
1125S Virginia
Terrell TX 75160 (Kaufman County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone: (214) 563-6476
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 669 '
Terrell TX 75160
Pop. Served. 16.000
Year Establish: 1916
Pub. Frequency: Daily 4 Sunday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subicnp. Rate: $63/Yr
Publicity Mtts 01.05.06.07.10.12.14.15.
16.17.19.20.21.22.25.26
Freelance Pay: Vanes
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services: *P /
Circulation: evanmf 6.100.
Sunday 6.200. o
Circulation Type:
One**)!
Htrtmtn Ntwiptpcfs, Inc.
P.O. Box 669
TerrH TX 75160
Ownership*: 100
M Jordan
EMI Jordan .
Bid Jordan
Marvin Love.
Jim Raynes
Jim Raynes
Jim Riyncs
Jim Raynes.
Jim Raynes
Bob Downs
Jim Raynes.
Circulation Man ajar
EdBer
. -Asugnmem Editor
.Action Una Edrtor
.. Amusement EdMor
. .. .Aviation Edrtor
.. .Banking Edrtor
. Busmew Edrtor
. City Edrtor
Columns!
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••Ob Downs Court Editor
•» R.ivnes Do-lt-Yourseit Editor
•".ID Downs Education Editor
j ni Riynes Energy Editor
Ji-n Roynes Entertainment Editor
boo Downs Farm Editor
Bob Downs Feature Editor
Jim Raynes Financial Editor
BOD Downs Garden Editor
Jim Raynes Government Affairs Ed
Jim Raynes Insurance Editor
Jim Raynes Labor Editor
Jim Raynes Music Editor
Les Lmebarger Outdoor Editor
Jim Raynes Photography Editor
«. Jim Raynes Political Editor
Jim Raynes Radio Television Edit
Jim Raynes Real Estate Editor
Jim Raynes Science Editor
Jim Raynes Society Editor
Les Lmebarger Sports Editor
Jim Raynes State Editor
Bob Downs Suburban Editor
Bob Downs Transportation Editor
Jim Raynes Travel Editor
Bob Downs Weekend Editor
Deadline: 10 00 A M Story-10 00 A M
News-lOOOAM Photo-9-OOAM
TEXARKANA
•Texarkana Gazette (MS)
315 Pine St
Texarkana TX 75501 (Bowie County)
SMSA Texarkana. TX Texarkana. AR
Telephone (903) 794-3311
Pop Served 52500
Year Establish 1875
Pub. frequency 7 Days
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subserip Rate $102/Yr Home
Delivery. $117/Yr Mail
Publicity Mils 01.05.06.13.14.15.16.17
18.19.20.21.22.23.2425.26
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP. NYT SHNA
Circulation morning 31.961
Sunday 35.547
Circulation Type Paid
OunerU):
Texarkana Newspapers. Inc
PO Box 621
TEXARKANA TX 75504
Ownership % 100
Management:
Walter Hussman Jr President
Waiter Hussman. Jr Publisher
Tom Robbms Advertising Manager
Anna Johnson Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Pam Bennmgton Family Editor
Robert Coleman Photography Editor
Pam Bennmgton Society Editor
Johnny Green Sports Editor
Supplement^):
TV Week
Day Published Saturday
Lead Time- Two Weeks
Desc • Weekend-TV
Parade
Day Published. Weekly
TEXAS CITY
•T«a» City Sun (MS) ""
624 4th Ave N
Texas City TX 77590 (Galvestn County)
SMSA Galveston-Texas City. TX
Telephone (409) 945-3441
Mailing Address.
P O. Box 2249
Texas City TX 77590
Pop Served 49.000
Year Establish- 1912
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Size. Standard Sue
Subserip Rate. $6 10/Mo . $73 20/Yr
Publicity Mils 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.1011 12.13.14.15.16.17
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation rrr'nmp. 10 200
junday '. 3 000
Circulation Type ^J'd
Owner! J):
Texas City Newsojocrs irx
P 0 Box 2249
Texas City TX 77590
Ownership °; 100
Bureau(s):
Texas Cilv Sun
624 4th Ave N
Texas City TX 77590
Telephone (713) 945-3441
Contact John Simsen Managing Editor
Management:
Les Daughtery Jr President
Les Daughtery Jr Publisher
Joe Ducote Circulation Manager
Craig Stark Classified Adv Manag
Joe Ducote Marketing Director
Brenda Placette Promotion Manager
Brenda Placette Sales Manager
Editorial:
Les Daughtery. Jr Editor
Cathy Gillentme Amusement Editor
Cathy Gillentme Columnist
Cathy Gillentme Feature Editor
Cathy Gillentme Life Style Editor
Pat MacDonald Outdoor Editor
Sonia Duncan Photography Editor
Deadline: Story.48 hrs prior
Supplements):
Weekend TV
Desc.. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.020304.05.06.07
08.09.10.11 12.13.14.1516.17
Mtls Deadline 72 Hrs Prior
Contact Sabme Schrader Texas Cily Sun
Box 2249
Texas City TX 77592
Spec Requiremts Tab Measure
TYLER
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•Courier Times (e)
410 W Erwm
Tyler TX 75702 (Smith County)
SMSA Tyler. TX
Telephone (903) 597-8111
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 2030
Tyler TX 75710
Pop. Served 70.500
Year Establish 1877
Pub. Frequency E/Mon-Fn
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subserip Rate $5 75 Morn & Sun. $5/
Eve & Sun.$2.50 Sunday Only
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08
10.11.12.1315.16.17.19.20
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP. UPI
Circulation morning 37.482.
evening 6.477. Sunday 50.069
Circulation Type. Paid
Own«r(»):
T B Butler Publishing Co Inc
P 0. Box 2030
Tyler TX 75710
Burwu(j):
T. B Butler Pub Co . Inc
410 W. Erwm
Tyler TX 75702
Telephone: (903) 597-8111
Contact: William E Hendley.
Business Manager
Management:
Nelson Clyde President
Jo Anne Smith Advertising Manager
Nelson Clyde. IV Advertising Manager
Jerry Rives.. Circulation Manager
Jasper Curtis Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
Everett Taylor Editor m Chief
A J Giametta Editor
Richard Loomis Editor
Sam Nash Art Editor
Jim Giametta Automotive Editor
Danny Mogle . Beauty Editor
Everett Taylor .Book Review Editor
Tony Floyd • Business Editor
Everrett Taylor . Columnist
Bobby Burney Education Editor
Steve Knight Farm Editor
Danny Mogle Fashion Editor
Pit Jones
;:onna Lestape
Danny Mogle
Danny Mogle
Dan Mogle
Steve Knight
John Harrison
Tom Pratt
Dan Mogle
Tony Floyd
Food Editor
Ojraen tciior
Home Eoitor
Lite Style Editor
Music Editor
Outdoor Editor
°hotography Editor
Political Editor
Radio Television Edit
Real Estate Editor
Contact William E Hendley. Bus Mgr
Teieonone .214) 597-8111
P 0 Box 2030
Tyler TX 75710
VERNON
'•**
Vernon Daily Record (ES)
1531 Cumberland. PO Box 1979
Gene Stnckiano State Editor
Marvin Ellis Travel Editor
Deadline: S 1 15 PM (E). 11 30 PM (M)
N 1 15 PM (E) 11 30 PM (M) P 11 00
AM (e) 9 30 pm (m)
Supplement(t):
Entertainment Showcase
Da>' Published Weekly (Fridays)
Oe*c Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04
Mtls Deadline 1 Wk Prior to
Publication
Contact: Dan Mogle
Telephone (903) 597-8111
P 0 Box 2030
Tyler TX 75710
Spec, Requiremts Tabloid
•Tyler Morning Telegraph (MES)
41OW Erwm
Tyler Tx 75702 (Smith County)
SMSA Tyler TX
Telephone- (903) 597-8111
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 2030
Tyler TX 75710
Pop Served 70500
Year Establish- 1877
Pub Frequency Monday - Sunday
Morning
Pub Sue- Broadsheet
Subserip Rate: $5 75/Mo
Publicity Mils 01 03.06.07 10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.17.19.20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay Open
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP UPI
Circulation morning 37.482.
evening 6.477 Sunday 50.069
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
T B. Butler Publishing Co . Inc
P 0 Box 2030
Tyler Tx 75710
Ownership % 100
Burtau<>):
T B Butler Publ Co . Inc
410 W Erwm
Tyler Tx 75702
Telephone (903)597-8111
Contact William E Hendley.
Business Manager
Management:
Nelson Clyde President
Nelson Clyde. IV Advertising Manager
Joanne Smith. Nat Advertising Manager
Jerry Rives Circulation Manager
Jasper Curtis Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Everett Taylor Editor in Chief
Everett Taylor Book Review Editor
Tony Floyd Business Editor
Gene Strickland .. .City Editor
Cheryl Chapman . . .City Editor
Everrett Taylor Columnist
Emily Battle Drama Editor
Bobby Burney. .Education Editor
Steve Knight . . .Farm Editor
Danny Mogle Fashion-Editor
Pat Jones . Food Editor
Donna Lestage . Garden Editor
Danny Mogle . Life Style Editor
Steve Knight Outdoor Editor
John Harrison Photography Editor
Everett Taylor Political Editor
Tony fioyd Real Estate Editor
Everett Taylor Stamp Editor
Marvin Ellis Travel Editor
Suppl*ment(i):
TV Showcase
Desc: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls 01.02.10.12.17.21.22.
Tyler Couner-Times-Morning Telegraph
Publicity Mtls 01 11.12.14 15.19.20.
21.22.26
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Vernon TX 76384 (Wilbargr County)
Telephone (817) 552-5454
Print By Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation- evening 6.100.
Sunday 6.600
Editorial:
R H. Nichols Editor
Joyce Ashley . Society Editor
Deadline: S 12.00 Noon Daily N 12 00
Noon Daily P lO'OO AM Daily
VICTORIA
Victoria Advocate (MS)
311 E Constitution
Victoria TX 77901 (Victoria County)
Telephone (512) 575-1451
Mailing Address
PO Box 1518
Victoria TX 77902
Pop. Served: 55.000
Year Establish 1846
Pub Frequency: Daily
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subserip. Rate- $6/Month
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.06.10.11.12.14.17.
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services: AP. WP. LAT
Circulation morning 38.000.
Sunday 40.000
Circulation Type Paid
Own«r
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= 0 Box 105357
-•lama oA 30348
Ownership J0 100
Management:
R R Preday PjBiisher
Sara Biggie Advertising Manager
Tony Powers Circulation Manager
Ann Roznovsiw Marketing director
Louise Jettcoat Personnel Manager
Lynn Pearson Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Bob Lot! Editor
Carl Hoover Amusement Editor
Carl Hoover Art Editor
Teresa Johnson Beauty Editor
Bob Lor, Book Review Editor
Jana Collier Business Editor
Brian Blansetl City Editor
John Young Columnist
R R Preddy Columnist
Bob Lott Columnist
Carl Hoover Drama Editor
Dan 0 mara Education Editor
Teresa Johnson fashion Editor
Teresa Johnson Food Editor
John Young Opinion Editor
Earl Golomg Outdoor Editor
Earl Golomg Pet or Animal Editor
Jana Collier Real Estate Editor
Dave Campbell Sports Editor
Deadline: Story-News-Photo-9 30 A M
I 00 PM 1200 PM
Supplement^):
Parade. Vista
Desc Magazine Supol
Startime
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mils 10.14
Contact Freida Jackson
Telephone (817) 757-5757
PO Box 2588
Waco TX 76702
Spec. Requiremts Tabloid
WAXAHACHIE
•Wauhachie Daily Light (ES)
200 W Marvin
Waxahachie TX 75165 (Ellis County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone (214) 937-3310
Mailing Address
PO Box 877
Waxahacnie TX 75165
Pop Served 14750
Year Establish 1867
Pub Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub Sin Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $57/Yr
Publicity Mils 06.12.13.14 17 18 19.20
21.22.23.2425.26
Print Process Offset
Wire Services DPI
Circulation: evening 6.000
Sunday 6.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Woodson Newspapers Inc
P 0 Box 1188
Brownwood TX 76801
Ownership •/. 100
. President
. Publisher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Promotion Manager
Editor in Chtet
Editor
Art Editor
Beauty Editor
Book Review Editor
Business Editor
Education Editor
Farm Editor
Photography Editor
Political Editor
Real Estate Editor
Society Editor
Travel Editor
Women s Interest Edit
Cra« Woodson
Chester Anglen
LyaK Kirton
Aaron Anglen
Don Wilson
EdNorial:
Chester Anglen
Kenneth Flagler
Sandra Minatra
Sandra Minatra
Sandra Minatra
*en Fagler
•ten Fagler
Ken Fagler
Sandra Minatra
Lyall Kirton
Ken Fagler
Alysa Kirton
Ken Fagler
Alysa Kirton
Deadline: 3 days
WEATHERFORD
•Weatherford Democrat (ES)
512 Palo Pinto St
Weatherford TX 76086 (Parker County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone [8171 594-7447
vear Establish 1895
PuD Frequency Everyday Except
Sjturday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $4 50/Mo . $54/Yr
Publicity Mils 01 03.06.14 20.21 22 23
Print By Offset
Wire Services DPI
Circulation- morning 6.000
evening 6.800 Sunday 7 200
Owners):
Donrey Media Group
512 Palo Pinto St
Weatherfora TX 76086
Ownership % 100
Bureau(s):
Donald W Reynolds
512 Palo Pinto SI
Weatherford TX 76086
Telephone (817) 594-7447
Contact Frank Rowe.
Promotion Manager
Manaftmtnt:
Donald W Reynolds . Publisher
Frank Rowe Advertising Manager
Bill Oavis Circulation Manager
Frank Rowe Classified Adv Manag
Frank Rowe Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Tim Wood Editor
Gale Bradford Beauty Editor
Gale Bradford Book Review Editor
Carolyne Gould City Editor
Terry Wade Columnist
Gale Bradford Fashion Editor
Ken Galbreith . Photography Editor
Deadline: 10 00 AM S 10.00 AM N
10:00 AM P 9.00 AM
Supplement*!):
Weekend TV
Day Published W/F
Lead Time 2 Working Days
Desc. Weekend-TV
WICHITA FALLS
•Time* Record News (MS)
1301 Lamar
Wichita Falls TX 76301 (Wichita County)
SMSA Wichita Falls TX
Telephone. (817) 767-8341
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 120
Wichita Falls TX 76307
Pop Served 97.564
Year Establish- 1907
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. $9.50/Mo • Morn & Su
(Home Delivery Rate)
Publicity Mtls. 01.04.05.06.07.13.14 15
16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay $5/Article
Print Process- Webb Offset
Wire Services: AP. CTG. HHNS. KRNS
Circulation morning 45.000.
Sunday 57.000
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner(t):
Harte - Hanks Communications. Inc
1301 Lamar
Wichita Falls TX 76307 •
Ownership V 100
Management:
Jim Lonergan President
Jim Lonergan Publisher
Mike Kowalick Advertising Manager
Toby Obryan Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Don James . Editor
Mana Weaver Art Editor
Don James Automotive Editor
Louise Gregg Book Review Editor
Jim Manmon Business Editor
Mike Dougherty City Editor
Nick Gholson . Columnist
Joe Brown . Farm Editor
Al Brown Fashion Editor
Lee Anderson Outdoor tailor
Louise Gregg Pet or Ammai Editor
Becky Chjnev Photography Editor
Russell Hutcnmson Political Editor
Nick Gholson Sports Eonor
Al Brown Women i interest Edit
Deadline: Storv - Noon News • Friday
(S) Before it oecomes history • ASAP
Supplementdl:
Local SS
Day Published Daily
Lead Time 12 Hours
Desc. Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls 0405.07 14 15 16 21
22
Mtls Deadline 12 Hrs
Contact Carroll Wilson
Telephone (817) 767-8341
P 0 Box 120
Wichita Falls TX 76307 —
Weekend TV
Day Published Sunday
Lead Time 48 Hours
Desc Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 01.05.06.07 10 11.15.
16.18.19.20.21.22.24.26
Contact Aubrey Rodger
Telephone- (817) 767-8341
Mdse. Publ.
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc . Merchandising Publ
Publicity Mtls 02.03.05.06.07 10 11
15.16.18.19.20.21.22.24.26
Contact Susan O'Bryan
P.O. Box 120
Wichita Falls TX 76307
UTAH
LOGAN
Herald Journal, The (ES)
75 W 3rd. N
Logan UT 84321 (Cache County)
Telephone: (801) 752-2121
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 487
Logan UT 84321
Pop. Served. 60.900
Year Establish 1931
Pub. Frequency. Daily Except Saturday
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate $96 /Yr - Mail
Publicity Mtls. 10.12.17
Print Process Offset
Wire Services DPI
Circulation, evening 14.111
Sunday 14.525
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Pioneer Newspapers. Inc
221 First Ave. West. Ste 405
Seattle WA 981 19
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Tim Vitate Business Editor
Debby Bronson Church Editor
Tim Vrtate Drama Editor
John Wise . . Environmental Editor
Jennifer Hines .Farm Editor
Chris Hdptngstme Food Editor
Chns Hdpmgstme . Garden Editor
John Wise . . Outdoor Editor
Pete Schropp Photography Editor
Mike Ingraham . . . Sports
Cache Magazine
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Desc.: Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 01.10.12.16.17
OGDEN
•Standard • Examiner (ES), The
455 23rd St
Ogden UT 84401 (Weber County)
SMSA Salt Lake Gty-Ogden UT
Telephone (801)394-7711
Mailing Address:
PO Box 951
Ogden UT 84402
°oo Served 70000
>-ar Establish 1888
Pub. Frequency Daily & Sunday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $8 50/Mo Mail
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.05.060709.11
12 13.14.15.16.17 18.1920
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Letterpress ""
Wire Services AP KNT Scnpps -
Howard News Svc
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
The Standard Corporation
P 0 Box 951
Ogden UT 84402
Ownership •/. 100
Bureaus):
Davis Bureau /Lakeside Review
2146 N Mam
Layton UT 84041
Telephone. (801) 773-7183
Contact Andrew Howell. Editor
Management:
" - Pubksher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv. Manag
Randall C Hatch
James L. Barclay
Tom Jensen
Brad Roghaar
Editorial:
Randall C Hatch
Kathenne Biele .
Mark Shenefelt
Don Porter
Susan Ipaktchian
Jim Wright
Kathenne Biele
Kathenne Biele
Vanessa Zimmer
Jim Wright
Clyde Mueller
Vanessa Zimmer
Eric Dieterle
Editor
. Business Editor
. City Editor
. Drama Editor
Education Editor
Environmental Editor
Farm Editor
Financial Editor
.. . Food Editor
. .. Outdoor Editor
Photography Editor
Society Editor
.. .Sports Editor
i: 72 Hours Prior to Publ.: Story
- 10:30 am. News 10.30 am. Photo •
10.30am
5vpplefncfit(s):
USA Weekend
Day Published- Saturday
Desc.: Magazine Suppl
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Mtls Deadline- 7 Days Ahead Of
Publication
Contact: Randall Hatch
Telephone. (801)394-7711
P.O. Box 951
Ogden UT 84402
Spec Requvemts: 65 Line Screen
Preferred
TV Preview
Day Published: Saturday
Desc.: Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls: 03.07.10.12
Contact. Brian Mertz
Telephone. (301) 625-4210
455 23rd St.
Ogden UT 84401
Personnel: Bryan Potts
PROVO
•Datly HeraM (ES). The "**
1555 N. 200 West. P.O. Box 717 ~ ,
Prove UT 84601 (Utah County)
SMSA: Provo-Orem. UT
Telephone- (801) 373-5050
Mailing Address:
P. 0. Box 717
PROVO UT 84603
Pop. Served: 72.000
Year Estabksh: 1872
Pub. Frequency: Daily
Pub. Size: Standard Size —
Subscrip. Rate: $8.25 /Mo Carrier Del:
8.50/Mo Motor Route Del
Publicity Mfls: 01.02.03.06 14 15.19.20.
21.22.23.26
Freelance Pay: $.75 - $1.25/Inch
Print By: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation evening 31.106.
Sunday 31.884
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownertt):
Scnpps League Newspapers. Inc
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Management:
~ Itewa Cloe Publisher
Paul Baffa Advertising Manager
Deadline: Monday SAM
Supplements):
Shopper - News
Day Publishes Tuesday
Lead Time fnday. 8 am
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline Friday 8 jm
Contact Paul Batta
Spec. Requiremts SAU
WILLIAMS
Williams Grand Canyon News, Inc."
118 S First St
Williams A2 86046 (Coconmo County)
Telephone 1602) 635-4426
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 667
Williams AZ 86046
Year Establish. 1889
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $24 50/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 07.ll.12.14.15.i6.17 19.
21.2224
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 5.720
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Williams Grand Conyon News, me
118S. First St
Williams AZ 86046
Ownership ', 100
Management:
Joyce Fulle Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Matt Speiler Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon Before
Insertion
Suppwmerittk):
WiHiams Grand Lanson Tourist Guide
Day Published 4 Times Quarterly
Desc.: Travel
Publicity Mtls- 07.12.14 15.16.17.18.
19.21.22.24
Mtls Deadline: March 1st. June 1st.
Aug. 1st. Oct. 1st
Contact: Doug Wells
Telephone (602)635-4426
Williams Grand Canyon Tourist Guide
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time- One Week
Publicity Mtls 07.12.14.15.16 17.18.
19.21.22.24
Mtls Deadline Monday Before
Thursday
WINSLOW
Window Mall ""
208 W First St.
Wmstow AZ 86047 (Navaio County)
Telephone (602) 289-2467
Pop. Served 8.000
Year Establish: 1894
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate- $10/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Print Process. Offset
Circulation, other 2.216
Circulation Type. Paid
Ounerti):
Paul Barge:
Ownership V 50
June Barger
Ownership V 50
Management:
Paul Barger President
Paul Barger .. Publisher
Judy Douglas Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Paul Barger Editor
Mike Russo City Editor
ARKANSAS
AUGUSTA
Augusta Advocate
116 Mam
Augusta AR 72006 (WooaruM County)
Telephone i501> 347-2831
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 408
Mccrory AR 72101
Year Establish- 1858
Pub Frequency Thursaay
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $10 In Countv $20 CM
of State
Circulation other 1.000
Circulation Type Paid
OwnerU)-
Cone Magic. Alton Johnson. 4 Tom
Riley
116 W Hickory
Jacksonville AR 72076
Editorial:
Thomas Jacques Editor
BEEBE
Bt6D6 NffWS, Tnfr
107 E Center
Beebe AR 72012 (White County)
Telephone (501)882-5414
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 0
Beebe AR 72012
Pub Frequency Wednesday
PuB Size- Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $18/Yr Out State
$15/Yr Within Ar $12/Yr Area
Publicity Mils: 06.07.11.12 14.1920.21
22
Circulation, other 2.350
Circulation Type Paid
Owfwr|»:
Robert L Kemp
107 E Center (Box 0)
Editorial:
Robert L Kemp Editor
BERRYVILLE
Berryville Star-Progress
Oakview Or
Berryville AR 72616 (Carroll County)
Telephone (501) 423-6636
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 232
BerryvUle AR 72616
Pop Served 12.350
Year Establish 1879
Local News. Advertising
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $15/Yr
Publicity Mils- 14.1S.16.20.21.22
Freelance Pay: $10/500 Words with
Photos
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 3.900
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerd):
Gozia • Driver Media
P.O. Box 227
Crystal City MO 63019
Ownership % 100
Dick Gozia .. . . . President
Bob Moore. . . Publisher
Mike Stubbs. . Advertising Manager
Lanetta Smith Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Tom Larimer ... . . Editor
Deadline: Noon Tuesday
Supplement^):
Ozark Mountain Trader
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: 5 Working Days
Desc.: Business-Financial
Publicity Mtls: 14.15.20.23
Mils Deadline- Noon Thursday
Contact: Bob Moore
Telephone. (501) 423-6636
P.O. Box 232
Berryville AR 72616
Green Forest Tribune
Day Published- Twice Weekly
Lead Time 5 Days
Publicity Mtls 06 11.14 15 16.20.21
22
Mtls Deadline M 5 cm tor W. W 5 Dm
lor f
Contact Bob Moore
Telephone |501) 423-6636
P 0. Box 232
Berryville AR 72616
Eureka Springs Times • Echo
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time 5 Days
Desc Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls. 06.11.14.15.20.22
Mtls Deadline Noon Tuesday
Contact Bob Moore
Telephone (501) 423-6636
Flashlight
Day Published Monthly
Lead Time- 2 Weeks
Desc: Travel
Publicity Mtls 14.15.16 19.21
Mtls Deadline 3rd Friday ol Each
Month
BRINKLEY
Brinkley Argus
308 W Cedar. PO Box 711
Brinkley AR 72021 (Monroe County)
Telephone (501) 734-1056
Pub Frequency- Wed & Sun.
Circulation other 3.950
Editorial:
Mason w Clifton Editor
BULL SHOALS
Lakt River Times ""'
Hwy. 178
Bull Shoals AR 72619 (Marion County)
Telephone (501) 445-4275
Year Establish. 1980
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: Yearly $121 Conty
$15/Out of County $18 Out of St
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.09.11.12.14.15.16
17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 2.100
Circulation Type Paid
Owner's):
Sharon I Herner
J Tilley Marshall Mountain Wave
Mam St
Bull Shoals AR 72619
Editorial:
Lee J Carlson Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon Prior to
Publication
Supplement)*):
Family Recreation Guide (Tabloid)
Day Published: Once a Year
Lead Time: March 1st
Publicity Mtls. 06.09.10.11.12.14.15.
16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Mtls Deadline Monday Noon Prior to
Publ. 2 Weeks Prior to Mar 1
Contact. Lee J Carlson Managing Editor
Telephone. (501) 445-4275
Spec. Requiremts: Best Time to Call -
Thursday or Friday
CLARKSVILLE
Johnson County Graphic
203 E. Cherry
Clarksville AR 72830 (Johnson County)
Telephone. (501) 754-2005
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 289
ClarksviMe AR 72830
Year Establish- 1877
Pub. Frequency- Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $15/Yr In County
Publicity Mtls- 06.14.15.16.18.19.20.21.
22.23.24
Print Process. Offset
Circulation- other 7 253
Circulation Type- Paid
Editorial:
R L Fisher Editor
Deadline: b P M Monday
CLINTON
Clinton Van Buren County Democrat
114 S Court
Clinton AR 72031 (Vn Buren County)
Telephone (501) 745-5175
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 77
Clinton AR 72031
Pop Served 1.284
Year Establish 1909
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $10/Yr
Publicity Mtls 14.15.16.26
Freelance Pay $15 Up
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 4.800
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerf.!):
Jay W Jackson
P 0 Box 77
Clinton AR 72031
Ownership V 50
Patsy Jackson
P 0. Box 77
Clinton AR 72031
Ownership % 50
Management:
Patsy Jackson Publisher
Editorial:
Patsy Jackson Editor
Deadline: Noon Monday
Supplement)!):
Van Buren County Democrat
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls- 14.15.16
Mtls Deadline Noon Monday
Contact. Jay W. Jackson
Telephone (501) 745-5175
CROSSETT
Ashley News Observer, The ""
102 Pine St
Crossett AR 71635 (Ashley County)
Telephone (501) 364-5186
Mailing Address.
P 0 Box 798
Crossett AR 71635
Year Establish 1907
Pub. Frequency Wednesday ' :
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. $18/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.11.12.14.22
Circulation other 4.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Management:
Larry W. Johnson . President
Larry W. Johnson . Publisher
Dennis Madwetl Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Steve Sanders Editor
Supplements): • •
Ashley County Shoppers Guide
Day Published: Weekly ~ \
Lead Time: 3 Days • .. -
OE QUEEN -'"
DaQuaon Daily Cltbtn ""*
404 DeQueen Ave,
De Queen AR 71832 (Sevter County)
Telephone (501)642-2111
Mailing Address: —
P.O. Box 1000
De Queen AR 71832
Year Establish. 1897
Pub. Frequency: Monday - Friday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $56 /Yr.
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.18
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services Associated Press
Circulation: other 5.000
Circulation Type: Paid
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JUy. Kimoall
PO Box 1000
De Queen AR 71832
Editorial:
Billy Rav McKelvy Editor
DMdline: Noon Day Before
DECATUR
•Decatur Herald
P 0 Box 7
Decatur AR 72722 (Benton County)
SMSA Fayetteville-Sprmgdaie AR
Telephone (SOI) 736-2822
PuB Frequency Wednesday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate S15/Yr Third Class
Mail
Publicity Mm 14.15.21 22
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 1.050
Circulation Type- Paid
Owiterts):
Siloan Enterprises. Inc
PO Bo* 1044
Siloam Spg AR 72761
Editorial:
Bev Saunders Editor
Deadline: Noon Monday
Supplement^):
Gentry Courier - Journal
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 3 Days
Contact Bev Saunders
Telephone (501) 736-2822
P O Box 677
Gentry AR 72734
Gravette News Herald
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time. 3 Days
Publicity Mils 14.1S.21. 22
Contact Bev Saunders
Telephone: (501) 736-2822
PO Box 677
Gentry AR 72734
DESARC
WMtt Rhwr Journal "°"
5th & Main
Ocs Arc AR 72040 (Prairie County)
Telephone (501)256-4254
Pub Frequency Thursday
Subscnp. Rate $8. $9. $12
Circulation other 2.800
Publisher
Editor
Oean L. WaNs
5th Main
DCS Arc AR 72040
Oean L WaHs
Editorial:
Oean L Walls
DUMAS
Dwna» Clarion, The
136 E Waterman
Dumas AR 71639 (Desha County)
Telephone. (501) 382-4925
Mailing Address
P.O. Box C
Dumas AR 71639
Pop. Served: 6.091
Year Establish: 1899
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate: $12 - $25/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 07.11.14.15.21.22.24
Freelance Pay $20
Pnm Process: Offset
Circulation other 4.200
Circulation Type: Paid
OwnerU):
Clarion Publishing Company. Inc.
136 E Waterman
Dumas AR 71639
Ownership % 100
Management:
Charlotte Schexnayder Publisher
Editorial:
Beverly Burks. Editor
DeadUne: Mondays.
Suawtamentd):
The Delta Advertiser
Day Published Monday
Lead Time' Thursday
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline Thursdays
Contact Charlotte Schexnayder
Telephone (501) 382-4925
136 E. Waterman
Dumas AR 71639
ENGLAND
England Democrat. Inc.
121 E Haywood
England AR 72046 (lonoke County)
Telephone (501)842-3111
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Subscnp Rate $10. $12. $18
Circulation other 1.436
Ownerti):
Ben W Hicks
Editorial:
Ben W Hicks Editor
GLENWOOD
GlMwood
204 Broadway
Glenwood AR 71943 (Pike County)
Telephone: (501)356-2111
Mailing Address
PO Box L
Glenwood AR 71943
Year Establish 1926
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $12.50/Yr Locally.
$30/Yr Out of State
Circulation other 2 450
Circulation Type1 Paid
Graves Publishing Co
P 0. Box 297
NashviHe AR 71852
Editorial:
Mike McCoy
Editor
GRAVETTE
•Gravette Hews Herald '
123 Main St.
Gravette AR 72736 (Benton County)
SMSA- Fayettevtfe-Sprmgdale. AR
Telephone (501) 787-5300
Mailing Address
PO Box 640
Gravette AR 72736
Year Establish 1894
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $8.50 Local: $12
Elsewhere
Publicity MM: 01.03.04,06.07.10.11.12.
13.14.15.16.17.19.20.21.22
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 2.100
Circulation Type Paid
Robert D Evans . Edrtor
Deadline: Noon Monday
GREEN FOREST
Groan Forest Carroll County TrlbunT
123 E. Main. P 0. Drawer AP
Green Forest AR 72638 (Carroll County)
Telephone: (501) 438-5221
Pub. Frequency: Tues. I Thurs.
Circulation other 3.124
Editorial:
Tom Larimer . . . Editor
SEI
P 0. Box 640
Gravette AR 72736
Ownership % 100
GREENWOOD
•Greenwood Democrat
38 Towne Sq
Greenwood AR 72936 (Sebastn County)
SMSA Fort Smith AR-OK
Telephone (SOD 996-4494
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 398
Greenwood AR 72936
Year Establish 1882
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate-$12.95/Yr Sebastian
Cnty $1895/Yr AR $2295/Yr Ou
Publicity Mtls 06.07.1214.19.22
Print Process. Offset
Circulation- other 2.750
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerdh
Westward Communications
5005 LBJ Frwy
0*11$ TX 75244
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Donna R Forst Editor
Deadline: 5 30 PM Men Before
Publication
H SPG NAT PK
Hot Spnm_
PO Box 1327
H Spg Nat PV AR 71901
(Garland County)
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Circulation- other 7.200
Editorial:
Jo Ann Newby
HARRISBURG
Editor
Mooorn rMwftt TIM
216 Main St
Harmburg AR 72432 (Poinsett County)
Telephone (SOD 578-2121
Year Establish. 1888
Pub Frequency Wednesdays
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate. $14 Poinsett County
$18 Elsewhere
Circulation-, other 2.500
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownertth
Hazel Freeman
P 0. Box 375
Harnsburg AR 72432
HEBER SPRINGS
Sun Tbnti
107-109 N Fourth St
Heber Springs AR 72543
(Cleburne County)
Telephone (501) 362-2425
Mating Address:
PO. Box 350
Heber Springs AR 72543
Year Establish. 1888
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday and Friday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $19/Yr Trade Zone
$27/Yr Elsewhere
Publicity Mtls: 06.10.11.12.13.15.16.20.
21.22.24
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: evening 6.480. other 6.480
Circulation Type. Paid
Own***):
American Publishing Company ef
Arkansas
PO. Box 350
Heber Springs AR 72543
Ownership V 100
Ed Tremor . Publisher
Randy Woodall Advertising Manager
EdHorlafc
Randy Kemp . . Editor
Matt Irwm . Sports Editor
Deadlkii Monday Noon and Wednesday
Noon
HUNTSVILLE
Huntsville Madlion County Record""
201 Church St
Huntsville AR 72740 (Madison County)
Telephone (SOD 738-2141
Mailing Address
P 0. Drawer A
Huntsville AR 72740
Year Establish 1879
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $12/Yr $15/Yr Out of
County
Circulation other 4 750
Editorial:
Carol S Whittemore EdiU-
Deadline: Tuesday Noon each week
IMBODEN
Ozark Journal. The
P 0 Box 98
Imboden AR 72434 (Lawrence County)
Telephone (501)869-2220
Year Establish: 1915
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $8/Yr. In State: $10 /
Yr Out of State
Publicity Mtls 1421.24
Circulation, other 2.400
Omens):
Bob Glass. Jr
N Star Rt. Box 1
Imboden AR 72434
Editorial:
Karen Glass . . Edrtor
a: Tuesday
JACKSONVILLE
116W. Hickory
Jacksonville AR 72076 (PuUnki County)
SMSA: Little Rock-North Little Rock. AR
Telephone: (501) 982-6506
Mailing Address:
PO. 80x5329
Jacksonville AR 72076
Year Estabksh: 1982
Pub. Frequency: W. Th. F. A Su
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Pubhoty Mtls: 01.11.12.14.21.2Z26
Prmt Process: Webb Press
Circulation: evening 1.900.
Sunday 4.000. other 20.000
Circulation Type: Free
.Editor
General Metka
P 0. Box 5329
Jacksonville AR 72076
Ownership V 100
Pat McHughes
MAR1ANNA
Moriamu Courier Max
12 W. Chestnut - ,',
Manama AR 72360 (Lee County) >
Telephone: (501) 295-2521
Ma*ng Address: • r.
P.O. Box 569 • .
Manama AR 72360
Pop. Served: 6.400
Year Establish: 1874
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $13.50/Yr In County
Publicity Mtls: 11.14.15.16.21.22
Prwt Process: Offset
WtreSerooes: No
Circulation: other 2.500
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner)!):
Times - Herald Publ.
P 0. Box 1699
Forrest City AR 72335
Ownership %: 100
Publisher
(cont. next pate;
Bonner McCotum .
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- ^Sggina Wilson Advertising Manager
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES
Tuesday 10 jm
MARKED TREE
Tri City Tribune
18 Elm
Marked Tree AR 72365
(Pomselt County)
Telephone (501) 358-2993
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 490
Marked Tree AR 72365
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Subscrip Rate $15. 18 & 21 Vear
Circulation otner 2 400
OwnerU):
Paul Doss
104 Grant P 0 Box 490
Marked Tree AR 72365
Editorial:
Ron Aungst Editor
Deadline: Monday 5 pm
MARSHALL
Marshall Mountain Wave ""
103 E Main
Marshall AR 72650 (Searcy County)
Telephone (501)448-3321
Mailing Address
P 0 Bo« 220
Marshall AR 72650
Year Establish 1890
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $10/Yr
Publicity Mils 14.15.21.22
Print Process. Offset
Circulation other 4.600
Circulation Type Paid
0»mr):
Graves Publishing Co . Inc.
P 0 Box 297
Nashville AR 71852
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Louie Graves . . . Editor
Deadline: Monday
N LITTLE ROCK
•North Little Rock Times "™
26TH & Willow. P 0. Box 428
N Little Rock AR 72115
(Pulaski County)
SMSA Little Rock-North Little Rock. AR
Telephone- (501) 758-2571
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate $10/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.11.14.15.16.18.19.20.
21.22
Freelance Pay: $25 For Features W/
Photos
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 8.326
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownerls):
Pulaski Publishing Co.
26th & Willow. P.O Box 428
N Little Rock AR 72115
Management:
Tom Riley Publisher
Editorial:
John Patton Editor
Deadline: Tuesday 5 pm Week of
Publication
NASHVILLE
Nashville News ""
418 N Main
Nashville AR 71852 (Howard County)
Telephone (501) 845-2010
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 297
Nashville AR 71852
Year Establish 1878
Pub Frequency: Monday & Thursday
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $17.50/Yr. Trade A
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.1 U2.14.15~.16.17.
19.20.21.22.24.25.26 •' ^
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 4.525
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner**): '
Graves Publishing Company, Inc.
Ownership %• 100
Editorial:
Louie Graves ,.. -•- Editor
Deadline: Noon Wednesday for -.
Thursday. Noon Friday tor Monday.
OSCEOLA
Osceoia Times
112 N Poplar
Osceoia AR 72370 (Miss County)
Telephone- (501) 563-2615
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Circulation other 3.550
Editorial:
Richard Milton Edttor
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OZARK
Ozaek. Spectator
207 West Mam
Ozark AR 72949 (Franklin County)
PUD Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 4 400
Editorial:
Miss Jo Eveid Editor
PARKIN
Crow County Times
41 Parkin Ave
Parkin AR 72373 (Cross Countyl
Telephone (501) 755-5336
Pub Frequency Thursday. Deadline
Monday 4 pm
Subscrip Rate 13 County $3 SO Out of
County
Circulation other 650
Owner(t):
Sterling H Melhorn
P 0 Box 408
Parkin AR 72373
Editorial:
Sterling H Melhorn Editor
PEA RIDGE
•Time* of Northeast Benton Co. *"'
804 1II N Curtis
Pea Ridge AR 72751 (Benton County)
SMSA FayetteviMe-Sprmgdale. AR
Telephone (501)451-1196
Mailing Address
804 112 N Curtis
Pea Ridge AR 72751
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Subscnp Rate S15 • $17
Circulation other 21
Owneiti):
M L Beisner
Editorial:
Mike Freeman Editor
PIGGOTT
MCfott Times, The ""
209 W Mam
Piggott AR 72454 (Clay County)
Telephone. (SOI) 598-2201
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 59
Piggott Aft 72454
Pop. Served 3.762
Year Establish 1967
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size: Standard Size
SuOscno Rate. t8/Yr -Local. $
Publicity Mils 06.14 15.16.21.22.24
Print Process. Offset
Circulation- other 3 500
Circulation Type Paid
OwiMf-"r'
Prmt Process: Offset Web Press
Circulation other 17.000 •-•' •«••
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner*.):
Van Buren Publishing Co.. Inc. -- > '
100N llth
Van Buren AR 72956 - •
Ownership 'A 100 ...'•>.-
Ken Richardson . PuhlHnr
Editorial:
Glen Phillips . .-. . ...Edttor
Deadline: Monday am for Thursday:
Thursday am for Monday
Supplements):
Press Argus Consumer Edition
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Ownership % 100
Management:
• M Trimble
Jbe M Tr
Ediibrial:
Publisher
Editor
Mrs Blanche 6 Trimble
Deadline: 5 om Mondays
Supplement)*):
Christmas issue
Day Published Annual
Lead Time December 1
Publicity Mils 07 12
Mils Deadline December 1
Contact Blanche Tr'mble.
Telephone (502) 487-8024
Spec Requiremts Tabloid Size • 18
Pica Col Width
Historical issue
Day Published Annual - Week ol July
4
Lead Time Month Ahead (Ju
Desc • History
Mils Deadline- June 1 Each Year
Contact Blanche Trimble
Telephone (502) 487-8024
VERSAILLES
•Woodford Sun Co., Inc.
184 S Mam St
Versailles KY 40383 (Woodford County)
SMSA Lexmgton-Fayette. KY
Telephone (606) 873-4131
Year Establish 1869
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $20/Yr Out ot State.
$13/Yr In County
Publicity Mtls 06.14.19.21.22.24
Circulation other 5,900
Circulation Type Paid
Ovnerts):
Woodford Sun Co . Inc
P.O. Box 29
Versailles KY 40383
Management:
A. B Chandler. Jr Publisher
Editorial:
H. Moss Vance Editor
WEST LIBERTY
Watt Liberty Licking Valley Courier""
142 Prestonsburg St
West Liberty KY 41472
(Morgan County)
Telephone (606) 743-3551
Mailing Address.
P.O Box 187
West Liberty KY 41472
Pop. Served 2.000
Year Establish 1910
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $10 - $12 SO - $14 SO
Publicity Mtls 14 15.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 4.000
Circulation Type Paid
Management:
Earl Kmner . . President
Delia W. Kmner . .. Publisher
Sue H Kmner Advertising Manager
Greg Kmner Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Earl W Kinner . . . Editor
Mine: 5 pm Monday
WHITESBURG
WhKtsburg Mountain Eafte, The *""
Box808
Whitesburg KY 41858 (Letcner County)
Telephone: (606) 633-2252
Pub. Frequency. Thursday
Circulation other 7.800
Edttorial:
Tom Gish Editor
WHITLEY CITY
McCrnry County Record
PO Box 9
Whitley City KY 42653
iMccreary County)
Telephone (606) 376-5356
Pop Served 15.634
Year Establish- 1919
Pub Frequency Tuesday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $12/Yr Cty . J15/Yr
KY. $17/Yr Out of State
Publicity Mtls 06.07.14.15.18.19.20.21
22
Freelance Pay $50/Column Inch Upon
Publication If Accepted
Print Process. B&W Neg-ASA 400 Film
Circulation other 5.400
Circulation Type: Paid
Owi»r(s):
Park Newspapers of The Cumbenanos
110- 112 E. Mt Vernon St
Somerset KY 42501
Ownership %. 100
Management:
Park Newspapers/Cumberlands
Publisher
Ida Close Advertising Manager
Deadline: Saturdays
Suppleniwtt(i):
McCreary County Record
Day Published Tuesday
Publicity Mtls. 14.15.16.21.22
Mtls Deadline- Saturdays
Contact: Ken Shmidheiser. Editor
Telephone: (606) 376-5356
PO Box 9
Whrtley City KY 42653
WICKLIFFE
Wkkltffe Advance-Yeoman ""
P 0. Box 8
Wicklitfe KY 42087 (Ballard County)
Telephone (502) 335-3194
Pop Served. 1.250
Year Establish. 1882
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Size- Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $10/Yr. m County.
$12/Yr Out of County
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.11.12.14.15.16
18.19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay Varies
Pnm Process: Offset
Circulation other 3.500
Circulation Type: Paid
OwiMIt!):
M Juliette Magee. Magee Pbhcations.
Inc.
WiCkMfe KY 42087
Ownership % 51
Gross Magee. Hickman Co. Gazette
Clinton KY 42031
Ownership %: 16
Buniaud):
Livingston Ledger
Highway 60
Smrthland KY 42081
Telephone: (502) 928-2128
Contact-. Ava Siener. Editor
Management:
M. Juliette Magee. . .President
M. Juliette Magee Publisher
Darta Smith Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Ava Siener Editor in Chief
Gross Magee ... . Editor
Gross Magee . Computer Editor
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
Supplement*.):
Advance Yeoman
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time. Day
Publicity Mtls 01.10.21.22
WILLIAMSBURG
Wllliamsburg Whitley Republican. ~"°
The
PO Box 418
Wllliamsburg KY 40769 (Whitley Countyi
Telephone (606) 549-0643
Pop Served 5 000
Year Estaolish 1908
Put) Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $1075/yr
Publicity Mtls 0607 11 12 14 15 16 18
19.20.21.22
Circulation other 5.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(>):
Rachael Kamuf
Tom Hill
Jim McKay
Management:
Tom Hill President
Rachael Kamuf Publisher
Rhonda Lawson Advertising Manager
Rachael Kamuf Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Rachael Kamuf Editor
Bill Cox Photography Editor
WILLIAMSTOWN
Grant County News
102 S Mam St
Wilhamstown KY 41097 (Grant County)
Telephone (606) 824-3344
Mailing Address
P.O Box 247
Wilhamstown KY 41097
Year Establish 1906
Pub Frequency Thurs
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate-$10 95/Yr Local.
$17 95/Elsewhere.$21 95 Out of St
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 4 400
Circulation Type Paid
Owner)!):
Landmark Community Newspapers. Inc
P 0 Box 549
Shelbyville KY 40065
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Jamie Baker - Nantz .Editor
Deadline Monday 5PM
Supploi I IB nt( •):
Grant Co Express The
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 1 Week
LOUISIANA
ABBEVILLE
Abbeville Meridional ""
318 N Mam St
Abbeville LA 70510 (Vermlion County)
Telephone (318) 893-4223
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 400
Abbeville LA 70510
Pop. Served. 15.000
Year Establish: 1857
Pub. Frequency. Dty-No Mon/Sat
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. $60/Yr.
Publicity Mtls. 01.06.11.12.17.22
Freelance Pay $7/Hr. Negotiated
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation morning 5.200.
Sunday 6.000. other 12.200
Circulation Type: Free
Owner*,!):
LA. STATE NEWSPAPERS
666 Jefferson
Lafayette LA 70501
Ownership % 100
Management
Milo Nickel . . President
Jack Spence . Publisher
Mike Hebert Advertising Manager
Ben Boulet
Sherry Romero
Editorial:
Steve Coiweii
Steve Coiweii
Steve Brussard
Supplement(i):
Advantage Shooper
Contact Mike Hebert
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv Manag
Editor in Chief
Energy Editor
Sports Editor
ALEXANDRIA
•Alexandria News Weekly *™
1746 Mason St
Alexandria LA 71301 (Rapides County)
SMSA Alexandria LA
Telephone (318)443-7664
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 608
Alexandria LA 71301
Pop Served 60000
Year Establish 1963
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate- $25/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.05.06.07.09.10.
11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19
Freelance Pay None
Print Process: Offset
Circulation other 13.800
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner(s):
H Nicholas Stull
3311 Redwood
Alexandria LA 71301
Ownership %. 50
Rev G J. Bell
P 0 Box 608
Alexandria LA 71301
Ownership -*. 50
Management:
Alice G Coleman.
Leon Coleman Sr
Deadline: Mondays
. Publisher
Classified Adv. Manag
AMITE
New* Digest, The *""
133 E Oak St.
Amne LA 70422 (Tngpahoa County)
Year Establish: 1867
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $25/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 14.19.21.22.23
Tangl Talk ""*
110 S.W Central Ave.
Amite LA 70422 (Tngpahoa County)
Telephone: (504) 748-6343
Mailing Address-
PO Box 637
Amite LA 70422
Year Establish- 1928
Pub. Frequency: Weekly
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $13.56/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 01.07.11.12.14.15.16.17.
19.22
Freelance Pay: Very Low. $1 - $2/W<
Pnm Process: Offset
Circulation- other 3.500
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner)!):
Kentwood News
Box K
Kentwood LA 70444
Ownership %: 100
Editorial:
Billlrwin ..Editor
DMdline: Thursday Preceding Week
'ARABI
•St Bernard Voice, The ' **"
234 Mehle Ave.
Arabi LA 70032 (St Brnrd County)
SMSA. New Orleans. LA
Telephone (504) 279-7488
Mailing Address:
P.O Box 88
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-•aOi LA 70032
Year Esiaonsn 1890
^ubvErtquency Friday
Dub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate 18 /In Louisiana. $10, '
Out
Dubhcity Mils 06. U.I 5 16 19.21 22
freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Letter Press
Circulation other 3 000
Circulation Type PaiO
Owners):
St Bernard Voice me The
234 Mehle Ave
Arab, LA 70032
Management.
Edwin M Roy Publisher
Editorial:
Edwin M Roy Editor
Deadline: Tuesday 5 pm
St Bernard Voice The
Oay Published Weekly
Lead Time Tuesday 5 pm
Publicity Mils 06.19.21
Mils Deadline Tuesday 5 pm
Contact Edwin M Roy
Telephone (504) 279-7488
Arab) LA 70032
ARCADIA
Btenville Democrat and Ringgold
Record
Railroad St
Arcadia LA 71001 (Bienvlle County)
Telephone (318) 263-2922
Mailing Address
P O Box 29
Arcadia LA 7100!
Year Establish 1909
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate 124 /Yr State. $14/Yr
Trade Area
PuWraty Mtls 0607.12.14 18.19.21
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 3 500
Circulation Type: Paid
OwnarU):
Lovan Thomas
Arcadia LA 71001
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Wayne Dring Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
Supplementd):
The Ringok) Progress
Day Published: Wkly
Lead Time Monday Noon
Publicity Mtls- 01.07 12.14.17 19.20,
01.23.26
BAKER
•Baker Observer, The
5240 Groom Rd
Baker LA 70714 (E Btn Rg County)
SMSA: Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone (504)775-2315
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 539
Baker LA 70714
Year Establish: 1957
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subxnp Rate $14 14/Yr
Pubtaty Mtls 14,19.20.21.22.23
Circulation: other 2.000
Circulation Type: Paid
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Circulation morning 23.000
Sunday 23.000. other 19.685
-•Management:
Floyd BurcKel Advertising Manager
DE QUINCY
•DeQuincy News "*"
205 E Harrison
Oe C/uincy LA 70633 (Caicsieu County)
SMSA Lake Charles. LA
Telephone (318) 786-8131
Mailing Address
PO Box 995
Oe Quincy LA 70633
Pop. Served- 4 000
Year Establish 1926
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate- $1545/Yr
Publicity Mtls. 01.05.06.21 22
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 3 800
Circulation Type Paid
Management:
Jerry Wise Publisher
Editorial:
Jerry Wise Editor
DE RIDDER
Beauregard Daily News ""
903 W 1st SI
Oe Ridder LA 70634 (Beaurgrd County)
Telephone (318) 462-0616
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 846
De Ridder LA 70634
Pop. Served 12.000
Year Establish. 1945
Pub. Frequency: Su. T W. Th. F
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate. $20/Yr Parish. $25/Yr
State: $40 /Yr Out-State
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.11.121420.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 13.800.
Sunday 13.800
Circulation Type. Controlled
Onwr(t):
News Leader. Inc
P 0. Box 99
Sulphur LA 70663
Ownership %. 100
Editorial:
Linda Waddle
Editor
DENHAM SPG
•Denham Springs-Livingston Parish
Beauregard Daily News
903 W 1st St
De Ridder LA 70634
Telephone (318) 462-0616
Contact- Steven Dines. General Manager
Management:
E C. Gensheimer . President
John Andrews Advertising Manager
Bobby Boulet Circulation Manager
John Andrews Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
Bob Houston Editor
Ben Darby . . City Editor
Julie West Society Editor
John Massey . . Sports Editor
Deadline. 5 pm 2 Days Prior to •
Putakcafton
l>ippHm.nt<»>:
Beauregard Daily News
Day Published Su. T. W. Th. F
Lead Time: 5 pm
Desc: Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.11.12.14.20.
22.24
Mtls Deadline: 2 Days Prior to
Publication
Contact Steven Omes
Telephone (318)462-0616
903 W 1st St.
De Ridder LA 70634
Spec Requiremts Saturday Column
DeRMder Enterprise **"
125 N Washington Ave . P 0 Box 649
De Ridder LA 70634 (Beauigrd County)
Telephone (318) 463-4431
Pub frequency Thursday
Circulation other 6.500
688 Hatchell Lane
Denham Spg LA 70726
(Livngstn County)
SMSA Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone (504) 665-5176
Mailing Address
PO Box 1529
Denham Spg LA 70727
Pop. Served: 8.500
Year Establish 1898
Pub. Frequency. Mon . Thurs
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $2369/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.14.15.16 18 19.20
21.22.24
Freelance Pay Varies
Pnnt Process. Offset
Circulation, other 11.000
Circulation Type- Paid
Owners):
Denham Springs Publishing Co
P 0 Box 458
Denham Spg LA 70726
Ownership % 100
Management:
Jeff M David President
Jeff M David Publisher
Sharon Elliott. Advertising Manager
Debbie Rodriguez Circulation Manager
Virginia Dake Classified Adv Manag
Pam Mitchell Marketing Director
Pam Mitchell Personnel Manager
Editorial:
James Mmton Editor
James Mmton Amusement Editor
Lance LeBlanc . Art Editor
Phil Womack Business Editor
Betsie Freeman Life Style Editor
Sandy Seal Sports Editor
Deadline: Tuesdays & Thursday
Supplementd):
Livingston Parish Dispatch
Day Published Monday & Thursday
Lead Time Week
Desc. Merchandising Publ
Publicity Mtls 14.18.20.24
Mtls Deadline- 10:00 A.M Thursday &
10A.M Monday
Contact- Sharon Elliott
Telephone (504)665-5176
PO. Box 1529
Denham Spg LA 70727
Spec. Requiremts: TMC Shopper In
Coni W/News Ads Must Run Paper
Livingston Leader
Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time. Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.14.15.16.18.19.
20.21.22.24
Contact Betty Ann Eaves
P.O. Box 146
Livingston LA 70754
Spec Requiremts: Tabloid
DONALDSONVL
•DonaJdvmville Chief **"
P.O. Box 309
Donaldsonvl LA 70346
(Ascnswn County)
SMSA. Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone: (504) 473-3101
Mailing Address.
P 0. Box 309
Donaldsonvl LA 70346
Year Establish 1871
Pub Frequency- Thursday
Pub. Sue: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $20.09/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.11.12.14 15.16.19.
21.22
Freelance Pay $10 - $25
Print Process Offset
Circulation: other 4.400
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownertt):
Donaklsonville Newspapers. Inc.
0 0 Box 309
OonaMsonvl LA 70346
.BuraauU):
Donaldsonville Newspapers ire
P 0 Box 309
Donaldsonvl LA 70346
Telephone (504) 473-3101
Contact Eileen Schlegl Editor
Management:
Dennis Schaaf President
Dennis Schoat Publisher
Anne Chiffici Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Eileen Schlegl Editor
Juanita Wagvespack Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
EUNICE
Eunice News. The
251 N. Second St
Eunice LA 70535 (St Lndry County)
Telephone (318) 457-3061
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 989
Eunice LA 70535
Pop Served- 12.500
Year Establish 1904
Pub Frequency Thursday & Sunday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate $28 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06071011.12.1415
16.17.18.19.20.212223.24
Freelance Pay Open
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation, evening 6.000.
Sunday 6.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owiwr(«):
Louisiana State Newspapers
P 0. Box 4033 • C
Eunice LA 70535
Ownership % 100
Louisiana State Newspapers
Louisiana State Newspapers
Management:
Louisiana State Newspapers Publisher
Deadline: 48 Hours Prior to Publication
FERRIDAY
Concordia Sentinel, The
421 N 1st
Fernday LA 71334 (Concrdia County)
Telephone. (318) 757-3001
Mailing Address.
PO Box 312
Fernday LA 71334
Year Establish 1876
Pub Frequency Wednesday (Only)
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- $18.75/Yr Parish.
$22.50/Yr State: $27 50/Yr Out
Publicity Mtls 06.11.13.14 15.16.18.19
20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 5.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owmrd):
Hanna Publishing Co
P 0. Box 312
Fernday LA 71334
Ownership %. 100
Hanna Publishing Co.
Hanna Publishing Co.
PO Box 312
Fernday LA 71334
Ownership '/, 100
Management:
Lisa Smith Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Samuel A Hanna . .Editor
Jarrett Reeves . . Society Editor
Stanley Nelson .. Sports Editor
Su pplwn • nt\s):
Delta Outdoors
Day Published Annually
Lead Time. 2 to 6 Weeks
Publicity Mtls. 05.06.07.13.14.15.16.
26
Mtls Deadline June 1st
Contact R T Bonnette
Telephone (318) 757-3646
PO Box 312
Fernday LA 71334
FRANKLIN
Franklin Post
310 Iberia St
franklin LA 70538 (Saint Ma County)
Telephone. (318) 828-2671
Pub Frequency. Thursday
Circulation other 3.500
Editorial:
Linda Landry Editor
GONZALES
•Connies Weekly ""
205 W Worthey
Gonzales LA 70737 (Ascnsion County)
SMSA. Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone: (504) 647-4369
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 38
Gonzales LA 70707
Year Establish 1928
Pub Frequency: Friday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $20/Yr In State. $25V
Yr Out of State
Pubhcity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process: Offset
Circulation- other 9.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Gonzales Weekly Inc . The
205 W Worthey
Gonzales LA 70737
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Arlene E. Bishop .. Edrtor
Crawford A Bishop .. Editor
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
Supplementd):
Community Mirror
Day Published- Tuesday. 1 Weekly
Lead Time: Thursday Noon
Desc. Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls. 14
Mtls Deadline Thursday Noon
GRETNA
•Metairte Guide (M) *~
401 Whitney Ave.
Gretna LA 70054 (Jeffersn County)
SMSA. New Orleans. LA
Telephone. (504) 362-4310
Mailing Address:
P 0 Box 354
Gretna LA 70054
Year Establish 1952
Pub. Frequency- Wednesday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: Free
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.14.21
Print Process- Offset ~ i
Circulation: morning 40.000.
other 75.028
Circulation Type: Free
Ownerd):
Guide Newspaper Corporation
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Terry O'Brien.. . ... Editor
Deadline: Friday preceding -publication.
•St Tammany Guide w
2520 Belle Chasse Hwy . P.O Box 354
Gretna LA 70054 (Jeffersn County)
SMSA. New Orleans. LA
Telephone: (504) 362-4310
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Circulation: other 30.300
Owner(i):
Gretna Guide Newspaper Corporation
Editorial:
Thomas McNease Edrtor
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Ml Whitney Aye
Gretna LA 70053 (Jettersn County)
SMSA New Orleans. LA
Telephone (504) 362-4310
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 354
Gretna LA 70054
Year Establish 1962
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Publicity Mtls. 15.16
Freelance Pay $25/Story $15/Photo
Print Process Offset Web
Circulalo-i other 75.000
Circulation Type fret
Ownertt):
MCP. Inc
600 1st Ave.. N
Minneapolis MN 55403
Ownership % 100
Management:
Jerry A Merlmo Publisher
Mary Lou Williams Circulation Manager
Barbara Sanders Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Marty Oramous Editor
Paula Flynn Life Style Editor
Leen La RICCI Sports Editor
HAMMOND
Danham Sprint* Hem* Almanac "*"
119 S. Cypress. P.O. Box 278
Hammond LA 70401 (Tngpanoa County)
Pub. Frequency Sunday & Wednesday
Circulation: other 20.000
Owiwr
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $12/Yr-Parish: * •'!
Pubtcrty Mtls: 06.14.15.16.17.19.21.22.
23.24.25.26 ,' ,;"•
Freelance Pay Negotiable '.,'•'
Prtnt PfOCTM: OffMt ... ^,:\^<
Circulation: other 3.800
Circulation Type: Pax) • ,.
£55* : ' Y
NertchitochaH Tkntn. toe. ' -a*.' '-
P.O. Box 448 ' *M •*'
Natchitoches LA 71457
Ownership %: 100 i" ^i:
.Atfn
Ketnan C. Glrtfes
Gtaa Brodnax....
LuceHi Edwards....Circulation
f Manage/
KaananC. Sindn...-;. .EdNar in Chief
: Tuesday 3pm —<*:
DeSoWBuyers Guide
Day Published: Tuaaday
Lead Tkna: 1 weak (seven d
PubUctty MUs: 01.02.03.04.05.06.10.
1 U2.13.15.16.17.18U9.20.21
U«s Deadline: Thursday 3 pm
Contact: Kaanan C. Gmgles
Telephone: (318) 872-0317
P.O. Box 840
ManaMd LA 71052
tOt-Twer,
, .
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MANY
. ,-Mbine Index
850 San Antonio Ave
Many LA 71449 (Sabme County I
Telephone (318) 256-3495
Mailing Address'
P 0 Box 850
Many LA 71449
Pop Served 4024
Year Establish 1879
Put) Frequency Weekly
PUD Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate J15/Y- In Pansn. $28/
Yr Out of Parish
PutHicity Mtls 0607.11.12.13.14.15 16.
17.18.1921.22.23.24.25
Freelance Pay By Story
Print Process Offset
Circulation otner 6 200
Circulation Type Paid
Omwrtt):
Robert G-itry
P 0 Box 850
Many LA 71449
Ownership •» 1O
Editorial:
Robert Gentry Editor
Deadline: Monday N -
Supplement*!):
Sabme Shopper The
Day Published Weekly
Mtls Deadline Wednesday at 5
O'Clock
Contact Robert Gentry
Telephone (318)256-3495
P 0. Box 850
Many LA 71449
MARKSVILLE
Avoyellei Journal, The
100 N Mam St
Marksville LA 71351 (Avoylles County)
Telephone- (318) 253-5413
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 523
Marksville LA 71351
Year Establish 1978
Pub. Frequency Sunday & Wednesday
(Twice Wk)
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rale $12/Yr Cnty.. $25/Yr
Out of Cnty
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11 12.13.14.15.16.17
Print Process Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation Sunday 16.800.
other 16.800
Circulation Type Free
Editorial:
Randy OeCuir . Editor
Deadline Wednesday 10 AM prior to
publication
Supplements):
TV Journal
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 3 Days
Desc. Weekend-TV
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.14.17.19
Personnel: Joyce Roy
Weekly New, The *""
P.O. Box 523 100 N. Mam St
Martuville LA 71351 (Avoylles County)
Pub Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $13.50 Annual
Ownen»:
AvoyeMes Publishing Company
MONROE
'Monroe Dispatch
2301 Desiard St.. P 0. Box 4823
Monroe LA 71211 (Ouachita County)
SMSA. Monroe. LA
Telephone. (318) 387-3001
Pub Frequency. Thursday
Subscrip. Rate $20 /Yr.
Circulation other 12.500
Owner(i):
Monroe Dispatch Inc
2301 Desiard St P 0 Box 4823
Monroe LA 71211
Editorial:
Irma Hall Detiege
MORGAN CITY
Editor
St. Mary Journal (ES)
1016 Front St
Morgan City LA 70380
(Saint Ma County;
Telephone (504) 384-1350
Mailing Address
PO Box 31
Morgan City LA 70381
Pop. Served 18.009
Yea* fstablish 1960
8 Column
Pub Frequency Sun & Wed
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate Free
Publicity Mtls 14.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 11.000
Circulation Type Free
Owner!*):
Morgan City Newspapers. Inc
P 0. Box 948
Ownership % 100
Management:
Doyle E Shirley President
Doyle E. Shirley Publisher
Andy Shirley Advertising Manager
Andy Shirley Circulation Manager
Andy Shirley Sales Manager
Editorial:
Doyle E. Shirley. Editor in Chief
Deadline: Noon two days prior to
publication
NATCHITOCHES
Natehltoehes Times ""*
Hwy. 1. S.
Natchitoches LA 71458
(Ntchtchs County)
Telephone. (318) 352-3618
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 448
Natchitoches LA 71457
Pub. Frequency- Thursday & Sunday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $20/Yr
Pubkctty Mtls: 01.06,12.14.17.19.21.26
Freelance Pay $25/Story w/Photo
Circulation: other 8.100
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Lovan B. Thomas
PO Box 448
Natchitoches LA 71458
Editorial:
Steve Colwell Editor
Deadline. Noon Tuesday for Thursday
Paper. Noon Thursday lor Sunday
Paper
Nakatosh Chief
Day Published Every Wednesday
Lead Time: Monday am
Desc.. Advertiser
Publicity Mtls. 14
Mtls Deadline: Monday Noon
Contact- Charles Norman
Telephone: (318) 352-3618
Personnel: Steve Coluell
NEW ORLEANS
•Louisiana Weekly, The
616 Baronne St
New Orleans LA 70113
(Orleans County)
SMSA: New Orleans. LA
Telephone. (504) 524-5563
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 53008
New Orleans LA 70113
Pop Served. 700.000
Year Establish: 1925
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. $15/Yr.
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.18.192122
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 8.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
Louisiana Weekly Co . Corp. The
616 Baronne St
New Orleans LA 70113
Bureau(>):
Louisiana Weekly Pub Co Corp The
616 Baronne St
New Orleans LA 70113
Telephone (504) 527-5838
Management:
C C OeJoie. Jr President
C C DeJoie. Jr Publisher
Editorial:
C C DeJoie. Jr Editor
Norbert Davidson Book Review Editor
Norbert Davidson Entertainment Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
Supplement)!):
Louisiana Weekly. The
Day Published Once a Week
Publicity Mtls 01.07.11.17.19.20.21
22.26
Mtls Deadline Monday Noon
Contact Norbert Davidson
•New Orleans Guide. The
8001 Chef Menteur Hwy
New Orleans LA 70126
(Orleans County)
SMSA. New Orleans. LA
Telephone: (504) 241-6353
Pub Frequency- Wednesday
Circulation other 42.730
Editorial:
Ken Peronne
• Editor
NEW ROADS
Polnte Coupee Banner
123 St. Mary St.
New Roads LA 70760
(Pte Cpee County)
Telephone: (504) 638-7155
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 400
New Roads LA 70760
Year Establish 1880
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. $15/Yr Subscription
Publicity Mtls: 11.14.15.16.21.22
Pnnt Process: Offset
Circulation otner 5.000
Circulation Type' Paid
Owner<»):
Pointe Coupee Printing & Publishing.
Inc
123 St Mary St.
New Roads LA 70760
Ownership % 100
Bureau**):
Pointe Coupee Banner
123 St Mary St
New Roads LA 70760
Telephone- (504) 638-7155
Contact: Mary Catherine. Ray LaCour.
Publisher
Deadline: TUCT. Noon.
Suppleinent(t):
Pointe Coupee Banner
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time. Tuesday Noon
Publicity Mtls: 14.22
OAK GROVE
Watt Carroll Gazette. Thee ""
512 Constitution Ave
Oak Grove LA 71263 (W Carrol County)
Telephone- (318) 428-3207
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1007
Oak Grove LA 71263
Pop. Served: 2.872
Year Establish: 1910
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. $15/Yr In Parish. $18
OutPansh. $27.50 Out State
Publicity Mtts: 06.14.19.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation: otner 3.348
Circulation Type Paid
Owner**):
Moody Co . The
P 0. Box 4033C
LAFAYETTE LA 70502
Ownership % 100
Management:
David Clevenger Presid»r_
David Clevenger . Pubktti
David Clevenger Pubaihai
Cheryl Johnson Advertising ManaaZ
Melba West Circulation ••—^^*
Editorial:
Archie Haley
Kaye CrnKovic . Society I
Deadline: Thursday 4 pm Prior
Supplement**):
Gazette Plus. The
Day Published Tuesday. Weekly
Desc. Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 14
Mils Deadline- Cheryl Johnson
Contact- Telephone- (000) 428:3207*
P 0 Box 1007 ™
Oak Grove LA 71263
OAKDALE
Oakdale Journal, The
PO. Box 668
Oakdale LA 71463 (Allen County)
Telephone: (318) 335-0635
Year Establish: 1913
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $18/Yr In Area: S22S~
Yr. In State. $28 Out .•••••
Publicity Mtls 06.14.17.21.2224.
Pnnt Process: Offset
Circulation- other 14.100 .- ,-.<
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner!*): :..,
Oakdale Journal The
122 E. 6th Ave.
Oakdale LA 71463 .„-
Ownership % 100 ,' .-
Bureau**): ^
Oakdale Journal. The
122 E. 6th Ave.
Oakdale LA 71463
Telephone (318) 335-0635
Contact: Pat R. Jones, Editor
L. A. State Newspapers . . . Publisher
Editorial:
Rachel Lemoine EdKor
: Friday - ••-
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Aden Parish Advantage
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: Week ..-'
Desc.: Advertiser . > •
Mtls Deadline: Friday . - , ,
Contact: Lyal Scott V •'
Telephone: (318) 33S-OOS
P.O. Box 668 -A*.,:
Oakdale LA 71463 . "'-'
Personnel: Holman Jones • *"*«
Pat R. Jones ~y""1'1
VerneM West
Susan Jones
Rick Jones
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PINEVILLE
•Pmerltte Red Rhor Journal ~
P.O. Box 973 . 'i
Ptneville LA 71360 (Rapides County) •
SMSA: Alexandria. LA ^
Telephone: (318) 445-0241
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Circulation other 14,800
Editorial:
Bettye DeKeyzer Edmx
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PLAQUEMINE
-PlBQuemine Post/lbenrille South """
P 0 Bo* 589
Piaquemme LA 70764 (Ibervlle County)
Telepnone (504)687-3288
vear Establish 1957
Pub. Frequency Thursday & Mono
Pub Size Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $2060/Yr - Local
Pubhcity Mtis 0607 10.11,12 14 15 16
19.21.22.232426
Freelance Pay $35-$50/Feature
Prim Process Offset
Circulation other 5 800
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Gary J Hebert Sr
P 0 Box 589
Piaquemme LA 70764
Ownership % 50
Joyce S Hebert
P 0 Box 589
Piaquemme LA 70764
Ownership % 50
Editorial:
Gary J Hebert Editor
Deadline: Friday Noon
White Castle Times
Day Published- Wednesdays
Lead Time 2 Days
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10 11 12 14 15.
16.1921.2223.2426
Mils Deadline Monday 3 pm
Contact Ellie Hebert. Editor
Telephone (504) 687-3288
P 0 Box 589
Plaauemme LA 70764
WMti Cattle Times, The ""
P 0 Box 589
Piaquemme LA 70764 (Ibervlle County)
Telephone (504)687-3288
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. $8/Yr -In-Pans
Publicity Mtls 06.07 10 11.13.14 15.16.
19.21.22.23.2426
Freelance Pay $35 For Feature
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation, other 1 200
Circulation Type Paid
Own.rH):
Gary J Hebert Sr
P 0 Box 589
Plaquemine LA 70764
Ownership % 50
Joyce S Hebert
P 0. Box 589
Plaquemine LA 70764
Ownership % 50
Bureaud):
Piaquemme Publishing
P 0. Box 589
Plaquemine LA 70764
Telephone (504)687-3288
Contact. Elite Hebert
Management:
Gary Hebert
Eke Hebert
: Monday - Noon
Publisher
Editor
P/S TV Guide
Day Published Weekly
Lead Tune Not Accepted
Desc. Radio-TV
Mtts Deadline- Not Accepted For TV
Guide
PONCHATOULA
Enterprise, The *°"
240 E Pine
Ponchatoula LA 70454
(Tngpahoa County)
Telephone (504)386-6537
Mailing Address
P.O Box 218
Ponchatoula LA 70454
Year Establish 1921
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $8/Yr
Publicity Mtls 05.0611.1214171920
21.22.23
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 2 200
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(i)-
Enterprise The
PO Box 218
Ponchatoula LA 70454
Ownership % 100
BureatKs):
Enterprise The
PO Box 218
Poncnatouia LA 70454
Telepnone (504) 386-6537
Contact Don Ellzey. Owner
Deadline: 5 pm Monday
Supplement^):
Drum The
Day Published Monthly
Lead Time 1 Week
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.14.1720.22
Mtls Deadline 3rd Saturday of Month
Contact Eddie Pouds
Telephone (504)386-6532
PO. Box 1399
Ponchatoula LA 70454
PORT ALLEN
•West Sid* Journal ""
668 N Jefferson
Port Allen LA 70767 (W Bin Rg County)
SMSA Baton Rouge. LA
Telephone (504) 343-2540
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 260
Port Allen LA 70767
Year Establish: 1938
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate SB-Parish. $10
Publicity Mtls- 11 12.14.15.2021.22.24
Prmt Process Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation, other 42.000
Circulation Type Paid
Deadline: Friday Noon
RAYNE
Church Point Newt ""
114W Texas Ave.
Rayne LA 70578 (Acadia County)
Telepnone (318) 334-3186
Mailing Address
PO Box 260
Rayne LA 70578
Year Establish 1933
Pub. Freguency Tuesday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $10/Yr
Publicity Mils. 06.11.14.15.19.20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation- evening 2.146
Circulation Type: Paid
Owned*):
Louisiana State Newspapers
114 American Legion Or
Rayne LA 70578
Ownership K: 100
. . Publisher
Advertising Manager
. Editor
Myrta Fair Craig
Frances Bihm
Editorial:
Diane Daigle
Rayna Acadian - Tribune (E) ""
108 N Adams
Rayne LA 70578 (Acadia County)
Telephone (318) 334-3186
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 260
Rayne LA 70578
Pop. Served: 9.993
Year Establish- 1893
Pub. Frequency Thurs.. Sun
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate $18/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.14.15.20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 4.518
Circulation Type1 Paid
Owner|i):
Louisiana State Newspaoers
114T*mertcan Legion Or
Rayne LA 70578
Ownership V. 100
Management:
Myrta Fair Craig Publisher
Frances Bihm Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Steven L Sandy Editor
W«L
Rayne Independent
201 E S 1st St
Rayne LA 70578 (Acadia County)
Telephone (318) 334-2128
Mailing Address
PO 1c« 428
Rayne LA 70578
Pop Served 10.500
Year Establish 1967
Pub. Frequency. Thursday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $12/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.1214.15.19.20.21.22
Print Process: Offset
Circulation morning 3.959. other 3.959
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(l):
Independent Pub Corp
201 E. S. 1st St
Rayne LA 70578
Advertising Manager
Editor
Walter T Cart
Editorial:
Jo Cart
RAYVILLE
•*»?
Rayvtlle Rlchland Beacon-News
P 0 Box 209
Rayville LA 71269 (Richland County)
Telephone (318) 728-2250
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Circulation other 5.500
Editorial:
Paul A Myers III Editor
SCHRIEVER
Bayou Catholic, The
1801 Hwy 311
Schriever LA 70395 (Terrbnne County)
Telephone (504)868-7720
Mailing Address
PO Box 9077
Houma LA 70361
Year Establish 1980
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Sue- Tabloid
Subscrip Rate. $12/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03 04.05 06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Prmt Process: Offset
Wire Services- CNS
Circulation other 20.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd*
H - T Publishing Co.
1801 Hwy. 311
Schriever LA 70395
SHREVEPORT
•Shreveport Sun *"'
2224 Jewella Rd.
Shreveport LA 71109 (Caddo County)
SMSA Shreveport. LA
Telephone. (318) 631-6222
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 9328
Shreveport LA 71109
Year Establish. 1920
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $15/Yr State: $20/Yr.
Out of State
Publicity Mtls- 20
Print Process: Offset
Circulation Type: Paid
Editorial:
Sonya C Landry Editor
Deadline: Tuesday noon
SPRINGHILL
•Sprinthill Press fc Newt-Journal *~
127 Main St
Spnnghill LA 71075 (Webster County)
SMSA Shreveoort LA
Telephone (318) 539-3511
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 668
Springhill LA 71075
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $15 15 Local. $25.25
Out of Parish
Pubhcity Mtls- 14 15 16.19.20.21.22.24
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation other 4 900
Circulation Type Paid
Owner!.):
Lovan and Patricia Thomas
127 Mam St
Sprmghill LA 71075
Ownership % 100
MMMfMlltfl t
Bill Coon Pubksher
Karen Barnes Advertising Manager
Editorial-
Bin Coon . Editor
a: Monday
ST MARTINVL
St, Martnville Teche New* ""
214 N Mam St.
St Martmvl LA 70582 (St Martn County)
Telephone: (318) 3944232
Mailing Address.
P. 0. Box 69
St Martmvl LA 70582
Pop. Served: 8.000
Year Establish 1886
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $25 /Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.12.13.14.15.16.
17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Freelance Pay: Upon Request
Print Process: Offset
Circulation- other 6.500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownafts):
Louaana Suburban Press. Inc
214 N. Mam St.. P 0. Box 69
St Martmvl LA 70582
Ownership % 100
Mary Myers - Johnson
Advertising Mannar
Editorial:
Henn C. Bienvenu . Editor
Gladys L. DeVifter Life Style Editor
Deeallne. Friday PM
Bream Bridge Banner
Day Published- Weekly (Wednesday
am)
Lead Time: Friday pm
Desc. Advertiser
PuMaty Mtls: 01.06.07.12.13.14.15,
16.1718.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Mtts Deadline: Monday Noon
Contact: Mary Myers • Johnson .
Telephone: (318) 332-3562
P.O. Box 69 ,
St Martmvl LA 70582
SULPHUR
•Southwest ButMer team ""
716 £. Napoleon
Sulphur LA 70663 (Calcsieu County}
SMSA: Lake Charles. LA
Telepnone: (318) 527-7075
Matng Address:
P.O. Box 1999
Sulphur LA 70664
Year Establish: 1930
Pub. Frequency. Tuesday - Friday. &
Sunday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. $25.75/Yr.
(coat ntxtptge)
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'.felicity Mils 060711121314.15.16
17 18.19.2021 22.:3.24.25
'-Print Process Offset
Circulation Sunday 16 000.
other 16000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Leesvme Lejoer Inc
P 0 Box 99
Sulphur LA 70663
Management:
E C Gensheimer President
E W Wise Publisher
Maxine Seasley Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Chfl Seiber Editor
TALLULAH
Madison Journal ""
300 S Chestnut SI
Tallulah LA 71282 (MaOison County;
Telephone (318) 574-1404
Poo. Served 10.500
Year Establish 1869
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $12/Yr
Publicity Mtls 07
Freelance Pay $25 Max
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 3.750
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(t):
L P Cashman III
Ownership % 100
Management:
L P Cashman III President
Pete Sanders Publisher
Deb Gilbert Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Sandra Smith Editor
Deadline: Tues Noon. Week of Issue
Advertising Mon Noon. News
VILLE PLATTE
Wlk Plane Gazette ""
US Court St
Vide Platte LA 70586 (Evngelne County)
Telephone (318) 363-3939
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 220
Ville Platte LA 70586
Year Establish- 1914
Pub. Frequency Thursday & Sunday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $199S/Yr Local.
26.25 /Yr Out of Area
Publicity Mtls 02.03.07.25.26
Freelance Pay Variable
Pnnt Process Offset
Circulation other 3.400
Circulation Type. Paid
0»nei(s):
Evangeline Newspaper Company. Inc.
145 Court St.
Vide Platte LA 70586
Ownership •/.: 100
Editorial:
Paul Kedmger. ....... Editor
Benuce Ardam . ... Society Editor
Jetl Guillory ...... Sports Editor
DMdUm: Tuesday for Thursday &
Thursday for Sunday Ed.
lagmappe
Day Published Thursday
Lead Time. Tuesday am
Desc.. Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.06.07.08.
10.11.12.14.15.16.25
Mtts Deadline Friday of Previous
Week
Contact- Bobby Dardeau
Telephone. (318) 363-3939
145 Court St
Ville Platte LA 70586
VIVIAN
•Caddo Citizen
Hwy I N
Vivian LA 71082 (Caddo County)
SMSA Shreveport LA
Telephone (318)375-3294
Mailing Address
PO Box 312
Vivian LA 71082
Pop Served 4225
Year Establish 1912
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $18/Yr In Trade Area.
$24/Yr Outside Trade Area
Publicity Mtls 07.12.14.15.16.19.20.21.
22.23.24
Freelance Pay $.35/Inch
Print Process: Offset
Circulation other 3.400
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
T i T Enterprises/Loyd Grissom & Ted
Taylor
PO Box 312
Vivian LA 71082
Ownership % 100
Management:
Betty Nickel Publisher
Liz Whalen . Advertising Manager
Liz Whalen Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
Linda Murray . Editor
Deadline: Monday for Following
Thursday
Supplements):
North Caddo Shopper
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time- Wednesday
Desc.: Advertiser
Publicity Mm: 12.14.15.16.21
Mtls Deadline- Wednesday Prior to
Tuesday Publication
Contact' Deborah Festervand
Telephone: (318) 375-3294
P.O Box 312
Vrvian LA 71082
WEST MONROE
*0uachlta Citizen ***"
810 Natcnitoches St
West Monroe LA 71291
(Ouachita County)
SMSA: Monroe. LA
Telephone- (318) 322-3161
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 758
West Monroe LA 71294
Year Establish- 1924
Pub. Frequency- Wednesday Only
Pub Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $20/Yr In Parish. $25/
Yr Out of Parish
Publicity Mtls- 01.03.06.07.10.11.12.13.
14.15.16.17.19.20.21.22.2S
Freelance Pay: By Line
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation-, other 10.500
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerft):
Ouachita Newspapers. Inc.
810 Natcrntoches St.
West Monroe LA 71291
Ownership %. 100
Bob Barton . President
Torn Morns Publisher
Editorial:
Mark Rainwater Editor
Deadline: For Wednesday on Friday
•Wtrt Monroe Ouachita Citizen ""
810 Natchttoches
West Monroe LA 71291
(Ouachita County)
SMSA: Monroe. LA
Telephone- (318) 322-3161
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 758
West Monroe LA 71294
Year Establish- 1924
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday Only
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $20.20/Yr
.Publicity Mtls: 06.11.12.1423.24
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 41 000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerfi):
Ouachita Newspapers Inc
P.O. Box 758
West Monroe LA 71294
Ownership % 100
Management:
Tom Morris Publisher
Editorial:
Tom Morris Editor
Deadline: Monday - Noon
Supplement)*):
Penny - Saver
Day Published Wednesday
Lead Time- 1 Week
Desc.: Advertiser
WINNFIELD
Wlnnfleld Wlnn Parish Enterprise **"
Lafayette & Long
Wmnfield LA 71483 (Winn County)
Telephone (318) 628-2712
Mailing Address-
P.O Box 750
WmnMd LA 71483
Pop. Served- 7.311
Year Establish 1925
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $12/Yr Local
Publicity Mtls- 01.07.12.14.15.16.17.18.
19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay. Negotiable
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation: other 5.000
Circulation Type: Paid
OwneKs):
Lovan B. & Patricia W Thomas
P 0. Box 448
Natchitocnes LA 71457
Ownership % 100
Management
Lovan B Thomas . .President
Bob Holeman . ... Publisher
Patsy Spangler . Advertising Manager
Bob Holeman Circulation Manager
Bob Holeman Classified Adv Manag
Deadline: Noon tuesday
Supplements):
Sau Quarterfold
Mtls Deadline Monday Prior
Contact: Patsy Spangler
Telephone- (318) 628-2712
P.O. Box 750
WinntieW LA 71483
WINNSBORO
Franklin Sun, The
604 Prairie
Winnsboro LA 71295 (Franklin County)
Telephone: (318) 43*4521
Mailing Address:
PO Box 550
Pop. Served. 7.000
Year Establish: 1856
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $12/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 14
Freelance Pay. No •
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 6.100
Circulation Type- Paid
Owners):
Hanna Publishing Co
Fernday Co
Management:
Bettye Broccto Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Marilou Womble ... Editor
ZACHARY
•Zachary Plainsman-News "
PO Bo> "9
Zachory LA 70791 (E Btn Rg County)
SMSA Bjton Rouge. LA
Teleohone (504)654-6841
PJD Frequency Wednesday
Subscno Sjte $1616/Yr in Parish '
$19 19 vr Out of Parish ' ,
Circulation other 1 800 i
Owneris)-
Louis Suujrban Press 1
P 0 Box 539
Management: 1
Mark P'aisance
F^tonal.
Koy Rowe
MAINE
BAR HARBOR
Bar Harbor Times
66 Main St
Bar Harbor ME 04609
(Hancock County)
Telephone (207) 288-3311
Mailing Address.
P 0 Box 68
Bar Harbor ME 04609
Pop Served 9.500
Year Establish 1914
Pub Frequency: Thursday
Pub Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate $24/Yr In State: $35/
Yr Out of State
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.05.07.14.19.2Z
23.26
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Deadline
Circulation other 8.500
Circulation Type- Paid
Bureau(s):
Parkman Corporation
66 Mam St
Bar Harbor ME 04609
Telephone (207) 288-3311
Contact J B Strong. P Saltonstall.
Publisher
Management:
Emily L Saltonstall
Polly Saltonstall .
Janet Strong
Joy Frodmg
Cindi Lalaye
Editorial:
Polly Saltonstall
Nan Lincoln
Polly Saltonstall .
Deadline: Tuesday noon
Supplement*!):
Yard and Garden
Day Published Annual
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.07.10.1Z14.
15.16.18.23.25
Contact Polly Saltonstall
Telephone (207) 288-3311
P.O. Box 68
Bar Harbor ME. 04609
Summer Times I
Day Published: 4 Times. Summer "
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Boating Issue
Day Published- Annual
Desc.- Recreation
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
BELFAST
Belfast Republican Journal . "
4 Main St
Belfast ME 04915 (Waldo County)
Telephone (207) 338-3333
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 327
Belfast ME 04915
Pop Served 6.230
Year Establish 1829
Pub Frequency Thursday
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Utter
Entertainment Edrtor
Sports Editor
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frequency Thursday
Broadsheet
Sjbiewp- Rate $18 10/1/90
Publicity Mils 01 02.03 04 05 06 C' 33
09.10.11 12 13 14 15.16 17
Circulation otner 1 000
Circulation Type Paia
Ownen»:
waiter Worrall
1291 Stuyvesan: Ave
Union NJ 07083
•Union Leader
1291 Stuyvesani Ave
Union NJ 07083 (Union County)
SMSA Newark NJ
Telephone (201) 686-7700
Mailing Address
P O Box 3109
Union NJ 07083
Year Establish 1928
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate S1800/Yr 10/1 '90
Print Process Offset
Circulation otner 8.125
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Walter Worrall
1291 Stuyvesani Ave
Union NJ 07083
VERONA
•Verona Cedar Grove Time*
508 Bloomlield Ave
v«rona NJ 07044 (Essex County)
SMSA. Newark NJ
Telephone (201) 239-0900
Mailing Address
PO Bo« 0
Verona NJ 07044
Year Establish 1948
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sue Broadsheet
Subicrip Rate S14/Yr
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 5 709
Circulation Type Paid
Verona-Cedar Grove Times. Inc
506 Bloomfield Ave
Verona NJ 07044
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Ward Miele Editor
WESTFIELD
•WettfleW Leader ""'
SO Elm SI
WesttttM NJ 07090 (Union County)
SMSA. Newark NJ
Telephone (201) 232-4407
Mailing Address
P.O Box 250
WESTFEILD NJ 07091
Pop. Served 32.000
Year Establish. 1890
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sue: Standard Sue
Subscnp Rate- $12/Yr In Union
County: $15/Yr Out of County
Pupkoty Mtls 06.14.19.21.22
Print Process- Offset
Circulation other 7.300
Circulation Type Paid
Ownon;»):
E Harriet Lee
SOEImSt
WestMd NJ 07090
Ownership % 100
WestAek) Leader Printing & Publishing
Co
Mnegamint:
E Harriet Lee President
E Harriet Lee Publisher
Editorial:
Kathleen L Gardner Editor
EHen Scott Brandt Court Editor
Ellen Scott Brandt Feature Editor
Ellen Scott Brandt Society Editor
K L Gardner Sports Editor
Deadline: Monday 5PM
Supplements):
Westtreid Leader. The
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Gilt Guide
Day Published Pub Late Novemoer
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc Columns (Misc)
Publicity Mtls 12 1415 16.23
Mtls Deadline Early November
Contact Denise J Giordano
Telephone (201) 232-4407
P 0 Box 250
WESTFEILD NJ 07091
Spec Requiremts Tab
•This Is Westtield-
Day Published March
Lead Time 1 Month
Desc Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls 06.10.14
Mtls Deadline: Marcn 1st
Contact Kathleen L Gardner
Telephone (201) 232-4407
P 0 Box 250
WESTFEILD NJ 07091
Spec Requiremts Tab
Personnel K L Gardner
Denise Giordano
Graduation
Day Published Third Week in June
Desc Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls- 14
Mtls Deadline Early June
Contact. Dentse Giordano
Telephone (201)232-4407
P 0. Box 250
WESTFEILD NJ 07091
Spec Requiremts Ads • Business
Card Size
WHIPPANY
•Regional Weekly News ""*
145 Algonquin Pkwy
Whippany NJ 07981 (Moms County)
SMSA- Newark NJ
Telephone (201)887-1323
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 128
East Hanover NJ 07936
Year Establish 1956
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Sue Tabloid
Subscnp Rate $14/Yr $22/2 Yr
$18/Yr Out ol County
Publicity Mtls. 06.07 10.11.12.13.14.15.
1617.18.19.2021.22.23.24
Freelance Pay $25 • $50/Submission
Usually weekly
Print Process Wet) Offset
Circulation other 5.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownen;.):
Regional News Publishers Inc
PO Box 128
East Hanover NJ 07936
Ownership % 100
K L Gardner
Relgion Editor
Thomas J. Vrabel President
Deadline: Monday 5 pm Editorial
Advertising Tuesday Noon
WILDWOOD
Gazette Leader '"*
1212 Atlantic Ave
Wiktwood NJ 08260 (Cape May County)
Telephone (609) 522-3423
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Sue- Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $18/Yr In County
Publicity Mtls 15.19.22.23.24
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process. Offset
Circulation other 8 600
Circulation Type. Paid
Owned.*):
Worrell Enterprises. Inc
1 S Ocean Blvd Ste 319
Boca Raton FL 33432
WYCKOFF
•Wyekoft News. The
525 Cedar Hill Ave
Wyckofl NJ 07481 (Bergen County)
SMSA New York NY-NJ
Telephone |201) 612-9191
Pop Served- 6.000
Year Establish 1926
Pub Freouency Wednesday
Pub Size Tabloid
Subscnp Rate $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03040506.11.14
17.19.20.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 18.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Papco Communications. Inc
525 Cedar Hill Ave
Wyckoff NJ 07481
Ownership % 100
Management:
Frederick Paprm . Publisher
Editorial:
Matthew Fagan Editor
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE
•Albuquerque
7777 Jefferson. N.E . P 0 Drawer J - T
Albuquerque NM 87109
(Brnalilo County)
SMSA Albuquerque. NM
Telephone (505)823-3344
Mailing Address
PO Drawer
Albuquerque NM 87103
Pub Frequency Daily
Subscrip Rate $7 25/Mo
BELEN
Men Valencia County Newt-Bulletin'
1837 Sostmo Padilla Brvd
Belen NM 87002 (Valencia County)
Telephone (505)864-4472
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 25
Belen NM 87002
Year Establish 1909
Pub Frequency Sun . Wed
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subicrip Rate: $26/Yr in County.
$32/Yr Elsewhere
Publicity Mtls 14.22.26
Print Process. Offset
Circulation morning 4 700
Sunday 4.700
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertt):
Ral|on Publishing. Inc
Box 25
Socorro NM 87801
Ownership % 100
Management:
Keith Green. .Publisher
Editorial:
Darrell Pehr .. ... .Editor
Deadline: 3pm Thurs. tor Sun.. 3pm
Mon. tor Wed
Potpourri
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time. 5 Days
Publicity Mtls: 14
Mtls Deadline. Noon Wednesday Prior
Contact Keith Green
Telephone (505) 864-4472
ESPANOLA
EipMola Rio Grande Sun
238 N Railroad
Espanola NM 87532 (Rio Arba County)
Telephone: (505) 753-2126
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 790
Espanola NM 87532
Pop Served: 8.109
Year Establish 19S6
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06 1421.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 9 314
Circulation Type Paid
Ovnettf):
Sun Company Inc
P 0 Box 790
Espanola NM 87532
Ownership % iOO
Management:
Robert Trapp Publisher
Julie Trapp Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Robert Trapp Editor
Deadline: 5 pm Monday
SllppWlfMflt( S/t
Salsa
Day Published Monthly
Lead Time 10 Days
Desc.. Local News & Features
Mtls Deadline- Friday Prior
Contact: Robert Trapp
Telephone (505) 753-2126
GALLUP
Gallup Independent
900 N Ninth. P 0 Box 1210
Gallup NM 87301 (Mcfcmley County)
HOBBS
Hobbi Flare ""*
114E Dunnam
Hobos NM 88240 (Lea County)
Telephone. (505) 393-5141
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1095
Hobos NM 88240
Year Establish- 1948
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Sue- Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $12/Yr In Lea
Cnry.$13/Yr Outide Lea Cnty .$15/
Ov
Circulation Type- Paid
Owiwrti):
Lea Co Publishing Co.
114 E. Dunnam
Hobos NM 88240
Ownership % 100
e: Monday 5 pm
Hobbs Flare
114 E. Dunnam
Hobbs NM 88240 (Lea County)
Telephone (505) 393-5141
Madmg Address.
P.O. Box 1095
Hobbs NM 88240
Pop. Served 30.000
Year Establish 1948
Newspaper
Pub. Freque
b. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $12 /Yr. Lea County;
(13/Yr. Outside
Publicity Mtls: 07.15
Freelance Pay: $0.25/inch
Pmt Process- Photo Offset
Circulation: other 3.500
Circulation Type: Paid '""'.,
Owners): ; '
Lea Co. Publishing Co. • Agnes Kostner
Head
114 E Dunnam. P 0 Box 1095
Hobbs NM 88240
Ownership % 100
Lea County Publishing Co ~ .
114 E. Dunnam
Hobbs-MM 88240
BureeuU):
Lea Co. Publishing Co dba Hobbs Flare.
The
Box 1095
Hobbs NM 88240
Telephone. (505) 393-5141
Contact. Agnes Kastner Head. Owner
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Hobbs NM 88240
Contact Agnes Kostner Head Publisher
Management:
Agnes Kastner Head Publisher
Deadline: Noon Tuesday
Supplement! l):
Agnes Kostner Head
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time Monday Tuesday
Lea County Consumers News
Hobbs NM 88240 (Lea County!
Lubbock Avalanche Journal """'
Hobbs NM 88240 (Lea County!
Odessa American, The
Hobbs NM 88240 (Lea County)
Quick Quarter w"°
Hobbs NM 88240 (Lea County)
Thrifty Nickel """
Hobbs NM 88240 (Lea County)
RUIOOSO
RuMoto News, The
104 Park Ave.
Ruidoso NM 88345 (Lincoln County)
Telephone (505)257-4001
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 128
Ruidoso NM 88345
Year Establish 1946
Pub Frequency Monday & Thursday
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $30/Yr
Print Process- Offset
Circulation evening 5.832
Circulation Type: Paid
SANTA FE
Santa Fe Reporter
132 East Marc/ St.
Santa Fe NM 87501 (Santa Fe County)
Telephone (505)988-5541
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 2306
Santa Fe NM 87504
Year Establish: 1974
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Size- Tabloid
Subscrip Rate: $30 /Yr
Publicity Mils. 06.07.11.14.15.16.17.19.
21.22
Freelance Pay: S25 to $50
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services. Alternet
Circulation, other 20.500
Circulation Type- Free
Ownerls):
Santa Fe Reporter. Inc.. The
P.O. Box 2306
Santa Fe NM 87504
TAOS
Taos News, The
120 Carnino de la Placita
Taos NM 87571 (Taos County)
Telephone: (SOS) 758-2241
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box U
Taos NM 87571
Pop. Served: 3.000
Year Establish: 1893
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $35/Yr
Publicity Mtls 10.12.14.19.21.22
Freelance Pay: $l/lnch
Prmt Process: Offset
Circulation: other 8.778
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner(s):
Robin McKmney Martin
P 0 Box U
fjos NM 87571
Ownership % 100
El Crepusculo
P 0 Box U
Taos NM 87571
Ownership % 100
Management:
Robin McKmney Martin President
Billie Blair Publisher
Joanne Crass Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Bryan Welch Editor
Dick Behnke Sports Editor
Deadline: Noon Monday
Supplement(i):
Visitors Guide Tabloid
Day Published June-August
Lead Time Mid May
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline May 1
Taos Style
Day Published 2 Weeks Before Easter
Lead Time Mid March
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline August 15
That's Taos
Day Published January
Lead Time- Mid-January
Desc. Sports
Publicity Mtls. 14
Mtls Deadline Mid Novemoer
Taos Fiestas
Day Published July 19
Lead Time June 30
Publicity Mtls- 14
Mtls Deadline July 7
TRUTH OR CONS
Sierra County Sentinel
1747 E. Third
Truth Or Cons NM 87901
(Sierra County)
Telephone. (505) 894-3088
Mailing Address
PO Box 351
Truth Or Cons NM 87901
Pop. Served 7.000
Year Establish 1967
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $15 Local $20 Out of
County/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 06.11.12.14.15.19.22.24
Freelance Pay: Upon Request
Print Process Offset
Circulation: other 4.300
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerts):
Myrna Baird
P 0. Box 351
Truth Or Cons NM 87901
Ownership % 50
Susan Baird
PO. Box 351
Truth Or Cons NM 87901
Ownership % 50
Mavtafement:
Myrna Baird.. ... Publisher
Susan Baird.. Advertising Manager
Susan Baird . Marketing Director
Neil R. Baird . . . Personnel Manager
Susan Baird . . Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Neil R. Baird Editor
Deadline: 3 P.M. Monday
TUCUMCARI
Quay County Sun, The
902 S. First
Tucumcan NM 88401 (Quay County)
Telephone: (505) 461-1952
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1408
Tucumcan NM 88401
Year Establish- 1975
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday & Saturday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $24/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.10.11.12.13.14.15
16.19.20.21.22.24.25
Freelance Pay $5 • 15 oer Story/Photo
Print Process Offset
Circulation otner 3 500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(s):
Southern Newspapers
1050 Wilcrest
Houston TX 77092
Ownership Jo 100
Editorial:
Elizabeth Morris City Editor
Jeff Rhein Sports Editor
Deadline: News • 48 Hrs Prior Ads 24
Hrs Prior
Supplement(f):
TV Listings
Day Published Saturdays
Lead Time 3 Days
Publicity Mtls 01 06.07.09.10.11.13
14.15.16.17.19.20.21 22.24.25
Mtls Deadline Tuesdays. 5 pm
Contact Karl Terry
Telephone (505) 461-1952
P 0. Box 1408
Tucumcan NM 88401
SUNscape
Day Published: Monthly • May Thru
Sept.
Lead Time Last Week ol Pr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.09.10.11.12.
13.14.15.16.19.21.25
Mtls Deadline Week Prior to
Publication Month
Contact Karl Terry
Telephone (505) 461-1952
P 0. Box 1408
Tucumcan NM 88401
NEW YORK
ADAMS
Empire State Famer
7 Mam St
Adams NY 13605 (Jeffersn County)
Telephone (315)232-4586
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 68
Adams NY 13605
Year Establish 1978
Pub Frequency Twice Monthly (1st &
3rd W
Pub. Size: Tabloid
Subscrip Rate Free
Publicity Mtls- 06.07 10 11.12.14.15.16.
19.21.22.23
Circulation Type Free
Ownerts):
Journal Publishing Company
7 Mam St
Adams NY 13605
Ownership % 100
Deadline: Friday Before 1st & 3rd
Wednesdays of Each Month
W*3J
Jefferson County Journal
7 Main St
Adams NY 13605 (Jeffersn County)
Telephone (315) 232-2141
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 68
Adams NY 13605
Year Establish: 1844
Pub. Frequency: Weekly. Wednesday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $17/Yr St $20/Yr Out
of Jeff Co $22/Yr Out St
Publicity Mtls: 06.14.22
Print Process: Offset
Circulation morning 3.500
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerfs):
Journal Publishing Company
7 Mam St
Adams NY 13605
Ownership %. 100
Supplements):
Empire State Farmer. Est. 1976
Day Published Bi - Monthly
Lead Time: Monday Before P
Desc.: Farming-Gardening
Publicity Mtls: 06.14.19.21.22.23
Mtls Deadline Friday 1st & 3rd Each
Month
Contact Robert S Rhodes
Telephone (315) 232-4586
7 Mam St
Adams NY 13605
ALBION
•Albion Advertiser (E) """
8 L Bank St
Aloion NY 14411 (Orleans County)
SMSA Rochester. NY
Telephone (716) 589-4455
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 226
Albion NY 14411
Year Establish 1824
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $20/Yr
Publicity Mtls. 06.12.13.14.15.16.19.20.
21.22.23.24
Print Process Offset
Circulation- evening 3.570
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownerts):
Park Newspapers of Medina. Inc
413 Mam
Medina NY 14103
Ownership %• 100
Management:
Jessica Matson Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Owen P Toate . . Editor
ALDEN
•Weisbeck Publ fc Print, Inc DBA "*"
AMen Advertiser
13200 Broadway
Alden NY 14004 (Erie County)
SMSA: Buffalo. NY
Telephone- (716) 937-9226
Year Establish. 1914
Pub. Frequency- Thursday
Pub. Size. Tabloid
Subscrip. Rate- $14/Yr
Publicity Mtls 11.14.15.16.19.21.22.24,
Print Process: Photo Offset
Circulation: other 3.551
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner**):
Wersbeck Publishing & Printing. Inc.
Editorial:
Leonard A Weisbeck. Sr .. . . Editor
Deadline: Noon Monday week of
publication.
ALTAMONT
•Attamont Enterprise ""*
123 Maple Ave.
Altamont NY 12009 (Albany County)
SMSA: Albany-Schenectady-Troy. NY
Telephone: (518) 861-6641
Pop. Served: 25.000
Year Establish: 1884
Local News & General Features
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Tabloid
Subscrip. Rate: $16/ln County. $18V
Out Of County
Publicity Mtts: 01.06.07.14.15.16.18.19.
21.22.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Prmt Process: Offset
Circulation- other 6.300
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Altamont Enterprise
123 Maple Ave.
Altamont NY 12009
Ownership-*: 100
James E. Gardner
James E. Gardner Pubhsher
Editorial:
Chris Santord Editor in Chief
Bryce Sutler Feature Editor
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
Supplement^):
Altamont Enterprise
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Editorial:
Susan Porter Editor
Jjse. L3rrBert Sports Editor
Deadline: News deadline 5PM Friday
40 deadline i P M Monday Classified
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YOUNGSTOWN
'Boardman News "-"*4
6221 Market St
Youngstown OH 44512
(Mafionmg County)
SMSA Youngstown-Warren OH
Telephone (216) 758-2658
Maihng Address
6221 Market St
Youngstown OH 44512
Pop Served 50.000
Year Establish 1947
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $15 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.04.06.07 10.11.12.13.
1415.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Circulation other 5.100
Circulation Type Paid
Management
Jack A Darnell . Publisher
Jack A. Darnell Advertising Manager
Jack A Darnell Classified Adv Manag
Jack A Darnell Sales Manager
Editorial:
John A Darnell Editor
Deadline: Noon Every Tuesday
•Youngstown Buckeye Review
632 Belmont Ave
Youngstown OH 44502
(Mahonmg County)
SMSA. Youngstown-Warren. OH
Telephone (216) 743-2250
Pop Servefl- 115.000
Year Establish 1937
Pub. Frequency. Friday
Pub Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.12.131415.16.
17.19.20.21 22.23
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 1.500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerjs):
Wftams Publishing Co Inc
620 Belmont <*»
Youngstown OH -44502
Ownership % 100
President
Publisher
McCullough Williams. Jr
Sterling A Williams
Crystal Ann Williams
Advertising Manager
Brenda Richardson Circulation Manager
Sterling Witkams Marketing Director
Crystal A. Williams Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Crystal A Williams Editor
Tarena Lockett Society Editor
Deadline: Tues 12 noon each week-
Wed. 12 noon for ads.
ZANESVILLE
ZmtvUta Mutkingum Advertiser "*"
760 Linden Ave.
Zanesville OH 43701
(Muskingm County)
Telephone (614)453-0615
Maifcng Address
P.O. Box 2905
Zanesville OH 43702
Year Establish 1976
Pub. Frequency. Weekly
Pub. Size. Tabloid
Suoscnp Rate Free
Publicity Mtls 06.14.21
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation Sunday 35.300.
other 36.000
Circulation Type- Free
Owner).):
Add Inc
PO Box267
Waupaca wi 54981
Dudllm: Wednesday 4 cm
OKLAHOMA
ATOKA
Atoka County Times
109 S Penn
Atoka OK 74525 (Atoka County)
Pub Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 3.800
Editorial:
Foster F Cam Editor
BETHANY
•Bethany Tribune-Review
3813 N College
Bethany OK 73008 (Oklahoma County)
SMSA. Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone (405) 789-1962
Mailing Address:
PO Box 40
Bethany OK 73008
Pop. Served 25.000
Year Establish 1923
Local News
Pub. Frequency. Tues-Fn
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subscrip Rate- $12/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 06.07.11 12 15.16.17 19.
20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Offset
Circulation: other 4.950
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner
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Ownerts):
Larry Hammer
. BBX 245
CfteYOkee OK 73738
Management:
Larry Hammer
Editorial:
Carol Angle
Publisher
Editor
Messenger & Republican
216 S Grand
Cherokee OK 73728 (Alfalfa Countv)
Telephone (405) 596-3344
Year Establish 1900
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subscrip Rate SI4 In County. (25 Out
of State
Publicity Mils- 01.03.05.06 12.14 26
Print Process. Offset
Circulation other 2.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner<»):
Larry Hammer
Box 245
Cherokee OK 73728
Ownership % 100
Management:
Larry Hammer Publisher
Editorial:
Steve Booher Editor
•: Noon Tuesday
COLLINSVILLE
•Collinsville News - Herald ""'
1113W Main
Collinsville OK 74021 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone. (918) 371-9666
Mailing Address
1113 W Main
Collinsville OK 74021
Year Establish 1899
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub. Sue. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $12.85/Yr Tulsa. $17/
Yr In Oklahoma
Publicity Mtls- 06.07.14.15.16.18.19 20.
21.22.23.24
Print Process: Offset
Circulation other 3.000
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownerd):
Bill R Retherford, Publisher
8545 E 41
Tulsa OK 74145
Ownership % 100
Publisher
Bill R. Rethertord
•f. Thursday
COROELL
Corded Beacon, The
115E. Mam St. PO Bok 220
Cordell OK 73632 (Washita County)
Telephone (405) 832-3333
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Circulation: other 3.9S9
Editorial:
Ed Burchfiel . Editor
OURANT
Shopper, Zone I
120 N 12th St
Durant OK 74702 (BRYAN County)
Telephone (405) 924-1770
Year Establish 1976
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Size Tabloid
Publicity Mils 14
Print Process Web Offset
Circulation other 14.239
Circulation Type Free
Owner(t):
H Wayne Cox Publisher
4905 Hwy 75. S
Demon TX 75020
Ownership % 100
Management:
H Wayne Cox Publisher
Deadline: Friday Prior to Publication
FAIRVIEW
Fjirview Republican
112 N Mam
Fairview OK 73737 (Major County)
Telephone' <405) 227-4439
Pub Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 3.400
Larry Hammer
Box 245
Cherokee OK 73728
Editorial:
Dave Altman
Editor
GROVE
Grove Sun, The
14 W 3rd St
Grove OK 74344 (Delaware County)
Telephone (918) 786-2228
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 969
Grove OK 74344
Pop Served 3.400
Year Establish: 1898
Pub Frequency Wed Fn
Pub Sue Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $2040/Yr In County.
$26.40 /Yr Out Of State
Publicity Mtls 21.22.24
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 3.451
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(»):
Grove Sun Newspaper Co . Inc -Peter M
Crow
Ownership % 100
Management:
Peter M Crow President
Peter M Crow Publisher
Editorial:
James E Meimerstort Editor
Deadline: Monday - Wednesday
HOMINY
•Hominy News-Progress
P 0 Box 38
Hominy OK 74035 (Osage County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 885-2101
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. $11 /Yr.
Circulation other 1.650
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner(s):
Ferguson & Ferguson
Cleveland OK 74020
Editorial:
Ramona Brown Editor
KINGFISHER
Kingfisher Times "°"
323 N. Mam St.
Kingfisher OK 73750 (Kmgfshr County)
Telephone- (405) 375-3220
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 209
Kingfisher OK 73750
Year Establish: 1889
Pub. Frequency Wednesday & Sunday
Pub. Sue. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $18.73 /Yr In County
Publicity Mtls 15.16.17.20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay: $.25 /Inch
Print Process Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation morning 4.200.
Sunday 4.200. other 4.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner).):
Kingfisher Free Press
323 N Mam
Kingfisher OK 73750
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Gary Reid Editor
Deadline: Monday by 5 om - Thursday
oy 5 pm
KONAWA
Konawa Leader, The
PO Box 157
Konawa OK 74849 (Seminole County)
Telephone (405) 925-3187
Mailing Address
PO Box 157
Konawa OK 74849
Pub Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 3.000
Owners):
Max Gallagher
Editorial:
Ed Gallagher Editor
MAOILL
Madlll Record. The "°"
P 0 Box 529
Madill OK 73446 (Marshall County)
Telephone: (405) 795-3355
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 4.218
Editorial:
Jamel Patie... . Editor
Shopper Zone II. The *"*
2nd & ullie
Madill OK 73446 (Marshall County)
Telephone (405) 795-5553
Year Establish- 1986
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size- Tabloid
SuBscrip Rate. Free
Publicity Mtls 14
Circulation other 9.191
Circulation Type Free
Ownerd):
H Wayne Cox. Publisher
PO Box 1249
Dentson TX 75020
Ownership %• 100
Management:
H Wayne Cox Publisher
Deadline: Friday Prior to Publication
OKLAHOMA CITY
•AptUI Hill Beacon
124 W. Commerce
Oklahoma City OK 73109
(Oklahoma County)
SMSA Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone- (405) 232-4151
Year Establish 1905
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue: Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $50/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.14.21.22
Circulation: other 50.000
Circulation Type Paid
Management:
John Lambert Advertising Manager
Editorial:
David Sellers Editor
•Del City News """
4513 S.E. 29th St
Oklahoma City OK 73115
(Oklahoma County)
SMSA: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone (405) 672-6777
Pop. Served: 330.000
Year Establish 1948
Pub Frequency. Thursday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate- $11.60/Yr. - Loca
Publicity Mtls: 10.14.15.16.19.20.21.22.
23.24
Freelance Pay 15%-20% Comm.
Circulation other 4.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner).):
Griffin Publishing Co . Inc
4513 S E. 29th St.
Oklahoma City OK 73115
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Shirley Griffin Editor
Deadline: Monday noon
Supplement).):
Market East
Day Published Monthly
Contact: Shirley Griffin
Telephone- (000) 454-2451
P 0 Box 448
Harrah OK 73045
•Journal Record "*"
621 N Robinson
Oklahoma City OK 73102
(Oklahoma County)
SMSA Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone: (405) 278-6077
Year Establish 1922
Pub. Frequency Daily
Pub. Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $98.50/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 14.15.16.19.20.21.24
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services- AP. NY
Circulation- morning 6.560
Circulation Type. Paid
Management:
Larry Fisk . ... President
Dan Hogan .. Pubksher
Mary Dunbar Advertising Manager
Editorial:
David Page.
Editor
•Moore American, The
2434 N Janeway
Oklahoma City OK 73160
(Clevelnd County)
SMSA: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone: (405) 794-5555
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 6739
Oklahoma City OK 73153
Pop. Served: 36.000
Year Establish 1935
Pub. Frequency- Saturday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $12/Yr
Publicity Mtls. 11.12.14.15.16.17.18.19.
20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay. Open
Print Process: Off-Set
Wire Services: No
Circulation: evening 4.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owmrts):
Engleman Newspapers. Inc.
P.O. Box 6739
Oklahoma City OK 73153
Ownership % 100
• Steve Engleman President
Steve Engleman .. . Publisher
Flo Elliott . Circulation Manager
Editorial:
RickFelty Editor
Deadline: Mon before
Penny Pmcher Press
Day Published: Wednesday
Lead Time- 1 Week
Desc • Advertiser
•Oklahoma City Friday V""
10801 N. Quail Plaza Drive
Oklahoma City OK 73120
(Oklahoma County)
SMSA: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone: (405) 755-3311
Madng Address
P.O. Box 20340
Oklahoma City OK 73156
Pop. Served: 50.000
Year Establish: 1974 — '
Communty Newspaper (Sub.)
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $16/Yr. in County
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.14.15.16.17.19.20.
21.24.26
Freelance Pay. Open
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 18.742
Circulation Type: Controlled
Owners):
Nichols Hills Publishing Co
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Oklahoma City OK 73116
Ownership % 100
.. Bun«i«)-
Oklahoma City Fnaay
916 Maryland Ave Hi
Washington DC 20002
Telephone (202) 547-7607
Contact Jay Gourley, Associate Editor
Management:
J Leiana Gourley Publisher
Shirley Lewis Circulation Manager
Ray Hibbard Marketing Director
Editorial:
J Island Gourley Editor
Bretta Barrett Art Editor
Ray Hibbard Business Editor
Vicki Clark Columnist
Vicki Clark Drama Editor
J (.eland Gourley Education Editor
Vicki Clark Entertainment Editor
Vicki Clark Fashion Editor
Ray Hibbard Financial Editor
Vicki Clark . Food Editor
J Leland Gourley Foreign Editor
Vicki Clark Garden Editor
Vicki Clark . Home Editor
J Leland Gourley Opinion Editor
J Leland Gourley Political Editor
Vicki Clark Radio Television Edit
Gordon Walker Religion Editor
Vicki Clark Travel Editor
Vicki Clark Women t Interest Edit
Deadline: 1 week before publication
date
Supplement)!):
Home & Garden
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time 3 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 06.10.11.12.13.14
Contact- Ray Hibbard
Friday 5 Woman
Day Published. Monthly, last Week
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Publicity Mils- 06.14.15.24.2S
Contact. Bretta Barritt
Oklahoma City OK 73156
Friday Fashion
Day Published: Semi • Annually
Lead Time- 3 Weeks
Desc: Fashion
Publicity Mtls. 06.10.11.12.13
Mtls Deadline 3 weeks in advance
Contact: Ray Hibbard
Telephone (405) 755-3311
P.O. Box 20340
Oklahoma City OK 73156
Menu Guide
Day Published Semi - Monthly
Lead Time 3 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 14
Contact Ray Hibbard
Friday Perspective
Day Published Quarterly
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc.. Business-Financial
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.12.13.14.15.20.
21.23.24
Mtls Deadline- January 5 April 5. July
5. October 5
Contact. L. Gourley. M Ray. R Hibbard
Telephone (405) 755-3311
Box 20340
Oklahoma City OK 73156
Personnel: Cordon Walker
POTEAU
•PotMu OaHy N«w» t Sun '""
906 Central
Poteau OK 74953 (Le Flore County)
SMSA: Fort Smth. AR-OK
Telephone. (918) 647-3188
Maikng Address
PO. Box 1237
Poteau OK 74953
Pop. Served 8.500
Year Establish. 1892
Thursday & Sunday
Pub. Frequency: Daily Except Monday &
Saturday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $60/Yr In Cnty: 96 /
Yr Out ot Cnty 96/Yr Out St
Publicity Mtls 01 .02.03.04 05 06.07.08
09.10.11.12.13.14 15.16 17
Freelance Pay $1 /Per inch
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 5.475
Sunday 5.860
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(»):
Indian Nations Communications Inc
P 0 Box 1237
Poteau OK 74953
Ownership ". 100
Bweaud):
Poteau Daily News 4 Sun
906 Central
Poteau OK 74953
Telephone (918)647-3188
Contact Wallace S Burchett Publisher
Wallace S Burcnett Publisher
Janet Fox Advertising Manager
Debbie Tidwell Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Robin Brown Editor
John Clark Sports Editor
Deadline 5 pm. 2 Days Prior to
Publication
Extravaganza
Day Published- Weekly on Sundays
Lead Time 1 Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Mtls Deadline: 1 Week Prior Insertion
Contact. Wallace S Burchett
Telephone- (918) 647-8196
P.O. Box 1237
Poteau OK 74953
Shoppers' Guide
Day Published Weekly on Wednesdays
Lead Time 1 Week .
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08.09.10.11.12.13.14,15.16.17
PRYOR
•Pryor Jefferaonian
32 S Adair
Pryor OK 74362 (Mayes County)
SMSA. Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 825-3292
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 458
PRYOR OK 74362
Pop. Served: 10.000
Year Establish: 1907
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate- Free
Publicity Mtls: 06.12.14.15.16.21.22
Print Process- Offset
Circulation Type Paid
Own«r<«):
Daily Times
105 S Adair. Box 308
Pryor OK 74361
Ownership % 100
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
PURCELL
'Purcafj
225 W Mam
Puree* OK 73080 (Mcclam County)
SMSA: Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone. (405) 527-2126
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 191
Purcell OK 73080
Pop. Served: 4.900
Year Establish: 1887
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $ 10.50 /Yr
Puokcity Mtls. 06.14.15.16.22.24
Print Process. Offset
Circulation: other 6.300
Circulation Type: Paid
Omwrd):
McClan County Publishing Co.. Inc
P.O Box 191
Purcell OK 73080
Ownership %: 51
McCain County Publishing Co.. Inc.
PO Box 191
Purcell OK 73080
Ownership •/, 49
Deadline: Tuesday 3PM
SALLISAW
•Saquoyah County Times
111 N Oak
Sallisaw OK 74955 (Seauoyan County)
SMSA Fort Smith. AR-OK
Telephone (918) 775-4433
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 370
Sallisaw OK 74955
Pop. Served 6.385
Year Establish 1932
Pub Frequency: Thurs . Sun
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Suoscrip Rate (13/Yr
Publicity Mils: 22
Print Process. Offset
Circulation evening 7.000.
Sunday 7.000, other 6.100
Circulation Type. Paid
OwMftl):
Cookson Hills Publishers, me
PO. Box 370
Salksaw OK 74955
Ownership % 100
President
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Classified Adv. Manag
. .Editor
Columnist
Dick Mayo
Jim Mayo
Dan Rodgers
Del Evertt
Editorial:
Jim Mayo
Dick Mayo
Tammy Woods Corner * Interest Edit
SAND SPRINGS
•Sand Springs Leader ""*
303 N. McKinley Ave
Sand Springs OK 74063 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone- (918) 245-6634
Year Establish- 1912
Pub. Frequency Wednesday. Sunday.
Friday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $33/Yr Local
Publicity Mtls: 14.21.22.26
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 5.228
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Park Newspapers of Cimarron Inc
303 N McKinley
Sand Springs OK 74063
Ownership % 100
Joanita Brewer Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Andy Tempteton . Editor
Oaealllm, Noon Tuesdays. Fridays.
Thursdays
Suppwfnenti sj:
Lifestyles for The Golden Years
Day Published. Monthly
Lead Time: 15th Of Month B
Publicity Mtls: 14.19.20.21.22.25
SKIATOOK
•SUateek Journal "*"
501 W. Rogers
Skiatook OK 74070 (Tulsa County)
SMSA: Tulsa. OK
Telephone: (918) 396-1616
Mailing Address.
8545 E 41st
Tuba OK 74145
Year Establish: 1985
Pub. Frequency. Weekly
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- tl0.85/Yr. Local
Publicity Mm 06.14.15.16.18.19.20.21.
22.24
Print Process: Offset
Circulation- other 3.300
Circulation Type. Pax)
Ownerfi):
Bill R Retherford. Publisher
8545 E 41
Tulsa OK 74145
Ownership % 100
Management:
Bill R Retherfora
Editorial:
Edd Garret!
Deadline: Friday Before Next I
STIGLER
Stif tor News-Sentinel
204 S Broadway
Stigler OK 74462 (Masked Co
Telephone- (918) 967-4655
Mading Address.
Box 310
Stigler OK 74462
Pop Served. 2.600
Year Establish. 1930
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $16/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 14.15.19.21.2Z24/-3
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: morning 3.667. i
Circulation Type. Paid
AdvertaMg I
Circulation 1
Spans t
Linus G. Williams
Linus G. Williams
J Butt/am
Georgia Speegte .
Editorial:
Linus G. Williams.
Sharon Johnson. ...A
Linda Lamb
Juanita Sturgeon
Linus T. WWiams
Supptoment(s):
Stigler News - Sentinel
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Tune: Monday 5 p.m.
Contact. Linda Lamb
Telephone: (918) 967W
P.O. Box 310
Sbfter OK 74462
The Country Star
Day Published: Every Thursday ..
Lead Tme: Preceding Tues.
Publicity Mtls. 14.15.16.21.22.24
Mm Deadline: Monday 5 p.m. j
Contact: Linus G. Williams »f3
Telephone: (918) 9«7-4*S»v
204 S. Broadway 3J
Stigktr OK 74462 ' *
Spec Requremts. Tabloid Sue
ST1LWELL
StHww Dvmocfvt'elounieil -~
P.O. Box 508 :
Stilwell OK 74960 (Adair County)
Telephone: (918) 696-2228
Pop. Served: 2,369
Year Establish: 1897
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp Rate: $12.50/Yr. Out ot StaM
Circulation: other 5.500
Circulation Type: Paid "'"-''
Owner<«):
Sam Love
Ownership %. 100
Sam 0. Love
Sam 0. Love .
Jean Rots
Jean Ross Circulation I
Lillic Starr . .. Classmed Adv. Mana|
Editorial:. • •
Sam 0. Love Edrtor
Penny Dotson . ... Busmeu Edttor
Wikna Wwclaw Feature EdMor
Ulw Starr . Women's Interest Edit
4 P.M.. Monday.
•denote* major motto area mwipopir
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TAHLEQUAH
l Preit. The
West 2nd P 0 Box 888
Tahiequan OK 74464
(Cherokee County)
Telephone (918) 4568833
PuD Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 4 500
Owners):
Tahtequah Risennoover Printing Co .
Inc
Edltoriil:
Lynn Molloy Editor
• IOS9
Tahlequah Cherokee County
Chronicle
Grovers Corner
Taniequan OK 74464
(Cherokee County)
Telephone (918)456-5257
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 947
TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
Pop. Served 11.000
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue. Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $!5/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10.11.12 13.14.15.
16.17.18 19.20.21.22.23.26
Circulation morning 5.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownenif):
Charles Dobbins
P 0. Box 947
Tahlequah OK 74464
Ownership '/> 100
Management:
Charles Dobbins President
Charles Dobbins Publisher
Editorial:
Charles Dobbins Editor
f. Wednesday 12 00 Noon
Tahwquah Star Citizen
West 2nd. P 0 Box 888
Tahlequah OK 74464
(Cherokee County)
Telephone (918)456-8833
Pub. Frequency. Monday
Circulation other 4.500
Own*r<»):
Taniequan Risennoover Printing Co
Inc.
Editorial:
Lynn Molloy Editor
TISHOMINGO
Tkhomingo Johnston County
Capital-Democrat
103 N Neshoba
Tishomingo OK 73460
(Johnston County)
Telephone: (405) 371-2356
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 400
Tishomingo OK 73460
Pop. Served: 3.206
.Year Establish- 1900
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $15. $25: $30/Yr
Publicity Mtls 18.19.21.22
Circulation other 3 400
Owner*!):
Ray Lokey
PO Box400
Tishomingo OK 73460
Ownership % 100
Management:
Ray Lokey President
Ray Lokey Publisher
Deadline Noon Tuesday preceding
publication
TULSA
•Eastude Times
8545 E 41st St
Tulsa OK 74145 (Tulsa Countv)
SMSA Tulsa OK
Telephone (918) 663-1414
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate Free Circulation m
Designated Area In Tutsa
Publicity Mtls 0621 22
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 20.000
Circulation Type Controlled
Owner(>):
Tulsa Rethertord Publications. Inc
8545 E 41st St
Tulsa OK 74145
Ownership % 100
Management:
Bill R Rethertora Publisher
Deadline: 5 pm Thursday Before
Wednesday Publication
•Jenks Journal. The *'""
8988 • T S Sheridan
Tulsa OK 74133 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone- (918) 494-0092
Mailing Address
PO Box 100
Jenks OK 74037
Year Establish: 1957
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $1498/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.0708.14.15
16.17.22
Freelance Pay Varies - Range is S 60 •
$1 an Inch
Circulation other 2.500
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(t):
Park Newspapers Inc of Broken Arrow
524 S Main
Broken Arrow OK 74012
Ownership % 100
Management:
Roy Park Publisher
Michael Lail Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Russ Florence Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
•Oklahoma Eagle, The
624 E. Archer
Tulsa OK 74120 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone. (918) 582-7124
Mailing Address
P.O Box 3267
Tulsa OK 74101
Year Establish 1921
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $21/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.05.06.07.10.11.
12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20
Freelance Pay: $5 /Hour
Print Process: Offset
Circulation- other 12.800
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerts):
Oklahoma Eagle
624 E Archer
Tulsa OK 74120
Ownership % 51
Editorial:
James 0 Goodwin Editor
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
Supplement^):
Oklahoma Eagle
Day Published: Weekly - Thursday
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.05.06.07.10
11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20
Mtls Deadline Tuesday Noon
Contact Edward L Goodwin. Jr
Telephone (918) 582-7124
P 0. Box 3267
Tulsa OK 74101
•Owatto Reporter
8545 E 41st St
Tulsa- OK 74145 (Tulsa County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 663-1414
Year Establish 1970
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Publicity Mtls- 06.14.15 16.21 22.24
Freelance Pay None
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 2.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(f):
Rethertord Publications Inc
8545 E 41st St
Tulsa OK 74145
Ownership % 100
Management:
Bill R Retherford President
Bill R. Retherford Publisher
Charies Cagle Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Ralph Schaefer Editor in Chief
Supplement*!):
Owasso Penny Saver
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time. 1 Week
•Tulsa County News '""*
8545 E 4151 St
Tulsa OK 74145 (Tulsa County)
SMSA: Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918)663-1414
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size- Tabloid
Publicity Mtls 15.16.18.21.22.24
Freelance Pay Contribtd Copy
Print Process Laser Printers
Circulation: other 4.800
Circulation Type Paid
Tulsa Retherford Publications. Inc
8545 E. 41st St
Tulsa OK 74146
Ownership V 100
Editorial:
Ralph Schaefer .... Editor
Southwest Tulsa Pennysaver
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time. 10 Days Ahead o
Desc.. Advertiser
WAGONER
•Coweta Times-Star
P 0 Box 100
Wagoner OK 74477 (Wagoner County)
SMSA. Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918)485-5505
Year Establish: 1903
Pub Frequency Wednesday /Saturday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.05.06.07.11.12.13.14.
15.19.20.21.22.24.25.26
Freelance Pay $10 & Up
Print Process: Black & White Only
Circulation: other 2.500
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownen»:
Wagoner Newspapers. Inc.
P.O. Box 100
WAGONER OK 74477
Advertising Manager
Sherry HucKabee
Editorial:
Leon Tooh .
Wendy Tooh .
Deadline: 2 P M.. Monday.
.Editor
Editor
•Wagoner Record - Democrat •
Tribune
221 E. Cherokee
Wagoner OK 74467 (Wagoner County)
SMSA Tulsa. OK
Telephone. (918) 485-5505
Mailing Address-
P.O Box 100
WAGONER OK 74477
Year Establish: 1894
Pub. Frequency Wednesday & Saturday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $1620/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.11.12.13.14 15 16
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay Vanes-JlO Uo
Print Process Black & White Only
Wire Services Associated Press
Circulation other 3.700
Circulation Type. Paid
Owner(>):
Wagoner Newspapers. Inc
Management:
Leon Tooh Publisher
Editorial:
Wendy Tooh Editor
Deadline: 10 AM Tuesday
•Wagoner Tribune
P.O. Box 100
Wagoner OK 74477 (Wagoner County)
SMSA: Tulsa. OK
Telephone (918) 485-5505
Pub. Frequency Wednesday & Sunday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $954/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.07.11.12.13.14.15,16.
18.19.20.21.22.25.26
Freelance Pay: $10 & Up
Print Process. Black & White Only
Circulation: other 3.500
Circulation Type- Pad
Omrts):
Wagoner Newspapers. Inc
Editorial:
Leon Tooh .. Editor
Wendy Tooh ....Editor
Deadline: 10 A.M . Friday.
WATONGA
uon
Watonga Republican, The
104 E Main
Watonga OK 73772 (Blame County)
Telephone (405) 623-4922
Pop. Served: 4.200
Year Establish 1892
Pub. Frequency Weekly On Thurs
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $17.00/yr.
Publicity Mtls: 21.26
Freelance Pay 20« Per Inch
Print Process- Offset
Circulation- Sunday 3.600. other 3.600
Circulation Type. Paid
Owners):
Mr. And Mrs Tim Curtm
802 N Prouty. Apt 1
Watonga OK 73772
Ownership %• 100
Management:
Tim Curtm Praaidtnt
Tim Curtm Publisher
Patt Curtm . Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Tim Curtm . .. .Editor m-Chief
Patt Curtm Editor
Darrell Rice . ..Oty Editor
WETUMKA
C*hrln Chronicle
120 S. Main
Wetumka OK 74883 (Hughes County)
Telephone: (405) 452-3294
Pub. Frequency. Wednesday
Circulation: other 1.200
OuMrt.1):
WHiam C. Morgan
120 S. Mam
Wetumka OK 74883 -.>" '•
..Editor
WWJant Morgan
Hufhet County Time*
120 S. Mam
Wetumka OK 74883 (Hughes County)
Telephone- (405) 452-3294
Mailing Address:
Box 38
Wetumka OK 74883
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $11 55 /Yr In County:
$13.55/Yr Outside County
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"rcuiation other 1 300
-. Ownerls):
JtUliam C Morgan
120 S Mam
Wetumna OK 74883
Editorial:
William C Morgan
WOODWARD
Editor
Woodward News
904 Oklahoma Ave
Woodward OK 73801
(Woodward County)
Telephone (405) 256-2200
Pop Serves T 000
Year Establish ,931
Pub Frequency 6 Days/Tuesday •
Sunday
Pub Size- Tabloid
Subscrip Rate $6840/Yr
Publicity Mtls 0611.12.14.15.22
Print Process Offset
Wire Services AP
Circulation morning 6.400
Sunday 6.400. other 13.500
Circulation Type Free
Ownerts):
American Publishing Co
P 0 Box 928
WOODWARD OK 73802
Ownership % 100
Management:
Gloria Fletcher Publisher
Jerry Potts Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Helen Mossman Editor
Deadline: News-Daily Noon for day
after
YUKON
•Yukon Review "°"
110 S. 5
Yukon OK 73099 (Canadian County)
SMSA. Oklahoma City. OK
Telephone (405) 354-5264
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 153
Yukon OK 73099
Pop. Served 20.000
rear Establish 1963
Pub Frequency Wednesday. Saturday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $15/15 Mos
Publicity Mtls 01.05.06.10 11.12.13.14.
15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay None
Pnnt Process Offset
Circulation other 8.300
Circulation Type Paid
Randet Gngsby Publisher
Wendy Lassiter Circulation Manager
Lots Cain Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
8* Church . . Editor
Ken Siens Entertainment Editor
BiN Church Sports Editor
Deadllna Noon Tuesdays and Thursdays
Sejaalement(s):
The Entertainer
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time One Week
Oesc.: Radio-TV. The Arts
The Bride
Day Published March
Back To School
Day Published July
Gift Guide
Day Published Nov
Football
Day Published Aug
Desc. Sports
Basketball
Day Published Dec
Desc. Sports
Senior
Day Published May
Czech Festival
Day Published Oct
OREGON
BAKER
Baker Record-Courier, The
1718-1720 Mam
Baker OR 97814 (Baker County)
Telephone (503) 523-5353
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 70
Baker OR 97814
Pop Served 10.040
Year Establish 1901
General Local News
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size' Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $12 Yr Local SIS Yr
Out of Area
Publicity Mils- 06.14 15.16.17.18.19.20.
21.22.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiated
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 5.040
Circulation Type Paid
Own»r<«):
Byron C Bnnton. Owner
2517 Valley
Baker OR 97814
Ownership %: 100
Record - Courier. The
1718- 1720 Mam St.
Baker OR 97814
Ownership %: 100
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Byron C Brmton
Jay Sublet!
Editorial:
Byron C Brmton Editor
DeadMne: Ads - Tuesday am of
publication week: Wednesday am of
publication week. Wednesday pm
BROOKINGS
Curry Coastal Pilot "°"
507 Chetco Ave.
Brookings OR 97415 (Curry County)
Telephone: (503) 469-3123
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 700
Brooking! OR 97415
Pop Served 3.500
Year Establish: 1946
Pub. Frequency Wednesday and
Saturday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $24/Yr Curry & Del
Norte (CA). $34/Yr Out C4D
Publicity Mtls: 14.18.21.22.24.26
Freelance Pay: $1 /Inch
Prnt Process- Offset
Circulation: other 8.205
Circulation Type. Paid
OwnerXi):
Western Communications. Inc
1526 N W Hill SI
Brookings OR 97415
Ownership S: 100
Robert Chandler President
Judith A. Zebner . . .Publisher
Jacqueline Rettke Advertising Manager
Linda Johnson Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
WMiam Sampson Editor
Deadline: Fridays at 2 pm Week Prior
Supplementd):
Vacation Guide
Day Published: Yearly (May)
Lead Time- February
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10.14.15.16
Mtls Deadline- End of March
Contact. Judith A. Zelmer
Telephone: (503) 469-3123
507 Chetco Ave. P 0 Box 700
Brookings OR 97415
CANBY
«Canoy Herald. The
241 N Grant St
Canby OR 97013 (Ciackmas County)
SMSA Portland OR-WA
Telephone (503) 266-6831
Mailing Address
PO Box 1108
Canby OR 97013
Pop Served 7 500
Year Establish 1906
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size. Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $18/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.12.1419.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 4.850
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Eagle Newspapers. Inc
4901 Indian School Rd
Salem OR 97309
Ownership % 100
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv. Manag
Marketing Director
Personnel Manager
Mitch Lies .Editor
Maraa Schlottmann Family Editor
Maroa Schlottmann Society Editor
* Previous Friday
Thomas R Dillon
Mike Gallagher
Gary Adams
Mike Gallagher
Mike Gallagher
Thomas R Dillon
Wilsonville Spokesman
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time Previous Friday
Oesc. Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls 01.12.14.19.21.22
Mtls Deadline Previous Friday
Contact: Tom Lawrence
Telephone (503)694-5831
P.O Box 878
Wilsonville OR 97070
Personnel Catherine Zanotelli
CUCKAMAS
•CtoeUmas County Publishing Co""
dba 'The Review
9128 SE St. Helens
Clackamas OR 9701 5
(Ciackmas County)
SMSA Portland. OR-WA
Telephone. (503) 656-4101
Mailing Address
PO. Box 1520
Clackamas OR 9701S
Year Establish: 1922
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscnp Rate $18/Annual. $14/Sr
Annual
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.06.07.11.12.14.
15.16.17.18.19.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay: $20 Per Column Upon
Acceptance
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 10.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Omen;*):
Clackamas County Publishing Co
PO. Box 1520
Clackamas OR 97015
Ownership % 100
Deadline: Friday Prior to Next
Thursday's Publication.
COOS BAY
_ _ M*t
Courier, The
174 N 16th
Coos Bay OR 97420 (Coos County)
Telephone (503)271-3633
Wertern World ""•
325 2nd
Coos Bay OR 97420 (Coos County)
Telephone (503) 347-2425
COQUILLE
Coquille Valley Sentinel "*"
! Barton s Aiiey
Coquille OR 97423 (Coos County)
Telephone iM3) 396-3191
Mailing Aooress
P 0 Box 400
Coquille OR 97423
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate In County $14 00 Year
Publicity Mtls 12.14.21.22
Circulation other 1.900
Circulation Type Paid
Owner
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SEYMOUR
TrWounty News ""
Chapman Hwv
Seymour TN 37865 (Sevier COLnty)
Telephone '.615) 577-5935
Mailing Address
PO Box 130
Seymour TN 37865
Year Establish 1956
Pub Frequency Tuesday
PuO Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $10/Yr
Publicity Mils 06 11.12 14.15 16 19.21
22
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 2 000
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Tn-County News/H L Hamilton
PO Box 130
Seymour TN 37865
Ownership % 50
Tn - County News /James Hamilton
9008 Cliapman Hwy
Knoxvilte TN 37920
Ownership •/. 50
Editorial:
Harry L Hamilton Editor
DMdllm: Thurs before Tues pub
SMITHVILLE
Smtthville Review '""
106 S. First St
Smithville TN 37166 (Dekalb County)
Telephone. i615) 597-5485
Mailing Address
P.O Box 247
Smitfiwille TN 37166
Year Establish 1892
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $14/Yr - Cnty . $18/
Yr - Elsewhere
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.1314.15.16.17
19.20.21.22.23.24
Print Process. Offset
Circulation- other 4 400
Circulation Type Paid
OwneKf):
Moms Newspaper Corp
P 0. Box 8167
SAVANNAH GA 31412
Ownership % 100
Charles H Morns President
Wiftam R. Fryar . Publisher
Ednorlal:
Dorothy Walker Editor
Deadline: Advertising Copy and
Editorial-Tuesday 12.00 Noon
SMYRNA
•Rutherford Courier. The '"**
103 Front St
Smyrna TN 37167 (Ruthrfrd County)
SMSA: NashviUe-Oavidson. TN
Telephone: (615) 459-3868
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 127
Smyrna TN 37167
Pop. Served: 8.989
Year Establish 1931
Pub Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate. $12/Yr
Pubhaty Mtls 01.06.07.14.19.20.21.22.
23.24.26
Freelance Pay. Negotiable
Pnnt Process- Offset
Circulation- other 4.700
Circulation Type- Paid
Owner**):
Charles H. Morris. President
P.O. Box 8167
SAVANNAH GA 31412
Ownerships 100
Editorial:
Lam Demon Editor in Chief
*: Noon Mondays
Supplement^):
The Rutherford Courier
Day Published Thursday Morning
Lead Time One Week
Publicity Mtls 01 030406 11 13 14
17.19.2021.2324.26
Mtls Deadline 4 Days Prior
Contact Lam Demon
Telephone i615i 459-3868
103 Front Si
Smyrna TN 37167
SPARTA
i kn4
Sparta Expositor
34 W Bockrr.n Wy
Sparta TN 38vi,3 (White County)
Telephone (615)836-3284
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 179
Sparta TN 38583
Year Establish- 1876
Pub Frequency Tuesday & Friday
Pub Size. Broadsneet
Subscnp Rate- $21 00/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.12.14.16 17.21.22
25
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Web Offset
Circulation, other 5 400
Circulation Type- Paid
Management:
Taylor M Smith III Publisher
Editorial.
Taylor M Smith III Editor
SPRINGFIELD
•Robertson County Times.
Springfield. Tennessee
West Court Square
Springfield TN 37172 (Robertsn County)
SMSA. Nashville-Davidson. TN
Telephone (615) 384-3567
Pop Served 11.000
Year Establish- 1922
Weekly Printed News Publication
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $14/Yr County. $20/
Yr Out of County
Publicity Mtls- 020607.08.11 12.13.14.
15 16.17.18
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 10.000
Circulation Type Paid
OWIMT(S):
Multi Media
P.O Box 637
Springfield TN 37172
Ownership %. 100
Management:
Hugh BraddocK Publisher
Vincent Bagwell . Advertising Manager
juanita Bagwell Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Olivia Hitt Editor
Faye Barbee Byrnes Society Editor
Chris Villmes . Sports Editor
TAZEWELL
Claibome Progress, The
1001 Mam St
Tazewell TN 37879 (Claibrne County)
Telephone: (615) 626-3222
Mailing Address.
P 0 Box B
Tazewell TN 37879
Pop Served: 4.500
Year Establish 1887
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $13/Yr Cnty. $15/Out
Cty. $18/Out State
Publicity Mtls. 10.11.12.13.14.15.16.19
20.21.22.23.24.26
Freelance Pay: Various
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 6.700
Circulation Type- Paid
Owner(s):
New York Times Regional Newspaper
oroup
Monarch Plz Peacntree Kd NE
Aflanta GA 30326
American Publishing Company
P 0 Box 1000
W Franktort IL 62896
Ownershio "« 100
Editorial:
Ron Morgan Editor
Deadline: Friday jm Pmr to Wednesday
PUDI
TRACY CITY
Grundy County Herald
Oak St
Tracy City TN 37387 (Grunoy County)
Telephone (615) 592-2781
Mailing Address
PO Box 189
Tracy City TN 37387
POP Served 10000
Year Establish 1932
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $15/Yr • In Cnty
Publicity Mtls 01.06 11.14 19.20.21 22.
24
Freelance Pay Per Length of Article
Print Process Off-Set
Circulation other 4 800
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertt):
Lakeway Publishers Inc
PO Box 625
Mornstown TN 37814
Ownership % 100
Grundy County Herald
Oak St.. PO Box 189
Tracy City TN 37387
Management:
Dawn J Brothers . Publisher
Faye Foutch Advertising Manager
Vivian Parson Circulation Manager
Teresa Wilkinson Classified Adv. Manag
Editorial:
Dawn Brothers Editor
Donna L Dykes Life Style Editor
Deadline: Every Tuesday By 2 P M
Supplement! l):
Tempo
Day Published Monthly
Desc Local News & Features
TRENTON
Trenton Herald Gazette
111 E IstSt
Trenton TN 38382 (Gibson County)
Telephone (901)855-1711
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 7
Trenton TN 38382
Pop. Served 5.000
Year Establish: 1968
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $14/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.14.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 5.000
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Herald Gazette. Inc . The
P 0 Box 7
Trenton TN 38382
Editorial:
Danny Jones Editor
Deadline: Noon Monday
Supplements):
North Gibson County Buyers Guide
Day Published- Weekly
Lead Time Noon Mondays
Publicity Mtls- 06.14.22
Mtls Deadline Noon Mondays
Contact Danny Jones
Telephone (901)855-1711
P 0. Box 7
Trenton TN 38382
TULLAHOMA
Journal. The ""•
505 W Lincoln St
Tullahoma TN 37388 (Coffee County)
Telephone (615) 455-3335
Tullahoma News. The ""'
W Lincoln St. P 0 Box 400
Tullahoma TN 37388 (Coffee County)
Telephone (615) 455-4545
Mailing Address
W Lincoln St P 0 Box
Tullahoma TN 37388
WAYNESBORO
Waynesboro Wayne County Newt,""*
The
119 E Hollis St
Waynesboro TN 38485 (Wayne County)
Telephone (615) 722-5429
Mailing Address
PO. Box 156
Waynesboro TN 38485
Pop Served 25.000
Year Establish 1857
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $8.50/Yr
Publicity Mtls 14
Circulation other 6.700
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
Nelle B Cole . Edna
Deadline: 5 pm Monday
Supplements):
Wayne Co News. Inc. The
Day Published: Wednesday
WINCHESTER
Enterprise, The ""
116 N College
Winchester TN 37398 (Franklin County)
Winchester Herald-Chronicle ""
808 First Ave . N E
Winchester TN 37398 (Franklin County]
Telephone (615) 967-2272
Year Establish 1845
Pub. Frequency Monday And Thur
Pub. Size Broadsneet
Subscrip Rate- $20/Yr - State
Publicity Mtls. 01.06.10.01.12.14.15.16
17.21.22
Freelance Pay: Very Small
Circulation other 8.700
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Franklin County Pub Co . Inc.
808 First Ave.
Winchester TN 37398
Ownership % 50
Manafement:
Charles Sons PuMbhei
Debbie Lanner Circulation Manafti
Editorial: • • .v
Jim Morse rCdttw
Deadline: Monday Edition Noon Friday -
Wednesday Edition Noon Tuesday
TEXAS
ALPINE
Alpine Avalanche ~ .
112 N 5th
Alpine TX 79830 (Brewster County)
Telephone- (915) 837-3334
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 719
ALPINE TX 79831
Year Establish: 1890
Pub Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. $18/Yr In County. $217
Yr Out of County
Publicity Mtls 14.15.16.19.20.21.22.23.
24
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Lreelance Pay Optional
-nn» Process Webb
Circulation otner 4 700
OcuTOfcn Tvoe Paid
Ownertl):
Alpine Avalanche Inc
PO Box 719
Alpine TX 79830
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
GeralO G Rojn Editor
Deadline: JDm Tuesday
ALTA LOMA
•BulHtin. The ~"*
PO Bo» 730 13201 Hwy 6
Alia loma TX 77510 (Galvestn County)
SMSA Galveston-Texas Cily TX
Telephone (409) 925-2517
Mailing Address.
Drawer 730
Alta Loma TX 77510
Year Establish 1969
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate Free
Publicity Mtls 01.02.0607 08 10 II 12
13.141516.17 18.19.20.21
Freelance Pay Open
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 9 000 other 9 000
Circulation Type Free
Owner(s):
Galveston Newspapers me
Drawer 730
Alta Loma TX 77510
Ownership % 100
8urMu(t):
Galveston Newspaper Ind .dba The
Bulletin
13201 Hwy 6
Alta loma TX 77510
Telephone- (409) 925-2517
Contact Harry Monycn. Publisher
"" * Friday Noon Each Week
Bulletin. The
Day Published Weekly
Lead Tune 72 Hours Prior
Publicity Mils 0607.08.10.11 12.13.
14.IS.16 17 18.19.20.21.22.23
Mtb Deadline 72 Hours Prior To
Publication
Contact. Harry Monych
Telephone (409)925-2517
13209 Hwy 6 Drawer 730
Alta LomaTX 77510
Personnel. Harry Monycn
Harry Monycn
ALVIN
•AMnSun
201 E House
Ahw TX 7751 1 (Brazona County)
SMSA: Houston TX
Telephone (713) 331-4421
Mating Address
P.O. Box 1407
ALVIN TX 77512
Pub. Frequency Tuesday & Friday
Subscnp. Rate. $23 10 /Yr
Circulation: other 3.000
Publisher
Editor
Aim) Newspapers. Inc
201 E. House
AlvmTX 77511
Ownership*/. 100
Robert Gilmore
Editorial:
Robert Gilmore
ANAHUAC
Progress. The
209 Wilcox St
Anahuac TX 77514 (Chambers County)
Telephone. (409) 267-6131
Mailing Address.
P O. Box 100
Anahuac TX 77514
Year Establish 1908
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size. Standard Sue
Subscnp Rate SlO/Yr Cmy
Publicity Mtls 1415 1921 22
Print Process Offset
Circulation otner 2 600
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(f):
Liberty Newspapers Inc
PO Box 1041
Liberty TX 77575
Ownership "', 100
Management:
E E Ziescnang Publisher
Deadline Mondays 5PM
ANDREWS
Andrews County News
210 E Broadway
Andrews TX 79714 (Andrews County)
Telephone (915) 523-2085
Pop Served 12800
Year Establish 1934
Pub. Frequency Thurs -Sun
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $1580/Yr
Circulation, other 3.200
Management:
James Roberts President
James Roberts Publisher
Serena Nelson Advertising Manager
Mary Ruth Ingram Circulation Manager
Mary Ruth Ingram
Classified Adv Manag
Serena Nelson Marketing Director
Louise Duftey Personnel Manager
Louise Durfey Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Jerry Johnston . Editor
Bob Bucbel City Editor
Lma Bell Life Style Editor
ANGLETON
•AfifHton Times "*"*
700 Western Ave.
Angleton TX 77515 (Brazona County)
SMSA- Houston. TX
Telephone (409) 849-8581
Mating Address
PO Box 936
Angleton TX 77515
Year Establish 1895
Pub Frequency Tues -Fri Sun
Pub Size Broadsneet
Subscnp Rate $4 25/Mo
Publicity Mtls: 21.22
Wire Services UPI
Circulation morning 5.500. other 5.500
Circulation Type Controlled
Management:
Patrick Cohe President
Marty Johnson Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Dave Green Editor
Supplements):
Weekend Update
Day Published: Friday
Lead Time. 3 Days
Pubkaty Mtls 11.12.14.17.19.25
Mtls Deadline 3 Days
Contact. Bruce Page
Telephone (713) 8494581
P.O. Box 936
Angleton TX 77515
Spec Requiremts- Tabloid Sue
ARLINGTON
• Arlington Citizen-Journal "*"
1111 W Abram
Arlington TX 76010 (Tarrant County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone. (817) 277-4131
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 1088
Arlington TX 76010
Year Establish. 1883
Pub. Frequency- Wed.. Sun
Pub Size- 4 Color Photos/Art
Publicity Mtls: 01.03.04.06.07.14.15.16.
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Offset
Wire Services. AP. Rutger NY Time
Circulation otner 60.000
Circulation Type Free
Owner**):
Arlington Citizen-journal
1111 W Abram
Arlington TX 76010
Ownership % 100
Management:
0 K Carter Publisher
Editorial:
Catherine McMahon Editor
Supplements):
Seasonal Supplements
ATLANTA
Atlanta Citizens Journal '"**
306 W Mam
Atlanta TX 75551 (Cass County)
Telephone (214) 796-7133 .
Mailing Address
PO. Box 1188
Atlanta TX 75551
Pop Served 65.000
Year Establish 1879
Pub. Frequency Sunday & Wednesday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $25/Yr Local. $36/Yr
Out of State
Publicity Mtls- 01.03.06.11.12.14.15.19.
20.21.22.26
Print Process: Web Offset
Circulation morning 6.028.
Sunday 6.200
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
Paula Stone. Feature Editor
John Coleman Sports Editor
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES 5 pm
Monday (For Wednesday Pub.). 5 pm
Thursday (For Sunday)
AUSTIN
•Austin Business Journal *""
1301 Capital of Texas Hwy . «C - 200
Austin TX 78746 (TravisCounty)
SMSA. Austin. TX
Telephone- (512) 328-0180
Year Establish 1981
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub Size Tabloid
Subscnp. Rate. $39 /Yr
Print Process- Web Offset
Wire Services SWPR
Circulation other 11.000
Circulation Type- Controlled
John B Wmsor
562 Ponderosa Dr
Boulder CO 80303
•Austin Chronicle **n
600 W. 28th St
Austin TX 78705 (Travis County)
SMSA. Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 473-8995
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 49066
Austin TX 78765
Pub. Frequency. Weekly, Friday
Subscnp. Rate: $80/Yr
Editorial:
Lewis Black . . Editor
•Austin Ufht The "*"
606 W Ottort
Austin TX 7B7O4 (Travis County)
SMSA Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 462-9933
Year Establish: 1980
Pub. Frequency. Weekly
Pub Size: Broadsneet
Subscnp. Rate: $18/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay- $25
Print Process; Macintosh Computer
OWMrts):
Perry Lorenz & Tony Tucci
606 W. Oltorl
Austin TX 78704
Deadline: 1 Week Prior 10 Publication
SupptementO):
Austin Light
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time One Week
Oesc Local News & Features
•Caplttl City Argus *""
PO Box 2171
Austin TX 78767 (Travis County)
SMSA Austin TX
Telephone (512)476-0211
•MtGaatte *""
Bergstrom Air Force
Austin TX 78743 (Travis County)
SMSA. Austin. TX
Telephone (512)369-2577
Pub. Size Tabloid
•Ttni Observer '""
307 W 7th
Austin TX 78701 (Travis County)
SMSA: Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 477-0746
Ma*ng Address
307 W. 7th
Austin TX 78701
Year Establish: 1954
25 Issues Annually
Pub. Frequency: Every other Fri
Pub. Size: Standard Sue
Subscnp. Rate; $27/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.10.11.12.14.15.16,
17.19.21.22
Freelance Pay: $15 To $75
Print Process: Web Offset
Circulation: other 12.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownen»:
Ronnie Dagger
307 W. 7th St
Austin TX 78701
Ownership %: 100
.Pubbher
Ronnie Ougger
1223 • A Rosewood Ave
Austin TX 78702 (Tram County)
SMSA: Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 476-0082
Year Estabksh: 1973
Pub. Frequency- Weekly
Pub. Sue: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $15/Annually
Pubkaty Mtts. 06.07.11.14.15.16.19.21.
22.24
Freelance Pay: $15-25 Must Be
Agreed Up n Advance
Print Process: Onset
Circulation: other 6.000
Circulation Type: Free
Deadline: Tuesday. 2.30 pm
HlMtUfe* MCMWM *""
3103 Bee Cave-Rd.. Ste. 135
Austin TX 78746 (Trans County)
SMSA: Austin. TX • .\~i .
Telephone: (512) 327-2990 ?/
MwhncAddmK ? • •*«.•
P.O. Box 160790 . * .
Austin TX 78716
Year Estabksh: 1977. . ' - -
Pub Frequency: Weekly V ••
Pub. Size. Tabloid ' -''
Subscnp. Rate: $24/Yr. In Tram
County; $29/Yr. Outsd Travis CM
Publicity Mttt 06j07.14.lS.19.22_ •
Freelance Pay: $15/Story
Print Process: Web Press
Circulation: other 4.111
Circulation Type: Paid .. ,„ r,,
Oomrts):
Westward Communications
SOOSLBJFwy.. *1040
Dalls TX 7S244
Ownership V 100
Dave
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Deadline: Cooy • Thursday Noon. Ads -
Space Friday Noon Materials Friday
•__ 5 pm
"Supplement)!):
Distinct
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 1 Week
Desc Entertainment
Publicity Mtls 06.07 14 15 19
Mils Deadline Wednesday 5 PM
Contact Kathy Sargent Editor
Telephone (512) 327-2990
*Y Weekly. The
6110Hwy 290 W
Austin TX 78735 (Travis County)
-MSA Austin TX
Telephone- (512) 892-5250
Year Establish 1983
Pub Frequency. Weekly
Pub Sue Tabloid
Subscnp Rate $25/Copy: $15/Yr
Travis & Hays. $I8/Yr Elswhr
Publicity Mtls 1415.18.21.2224
Freelance Pay Variable
Print Process. Offset
Circulation other 2.000
Circulation Type Paid
Deadline: Fri /Noon-Insertion Orders/
Mon Noon-Camera Ready
AZLE
•Azle News Advertiser '""
1121 S.E Parkway
Azle TX 76020 (Tarrant County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 237-1184
Mailing Address.
PO. Box 1409
Azle TX 76020
Pop. Served 62.000
Year Establish 1953
Pub. Frequency. Thursday
Pub. Sue Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate- $16/Yr County
Publicity Mtls 14.15.16.21.22
Freelance Pay Local Only-No S
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 4 736
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Azle Tn-County Advertiser. Ire
1121 SE Parkway
Azle TX 76020
Ownership % 100
Management:
Bob Buckel President
Bob Buckel Publisher
Editorial:
Bob Buckel Editor
: 4 Days Prior
BAIRD
•Callahan County Star
211 Market St
Bard TX 79504 (Callahan County)
SMSA: Abilene. TX
Telephone- (915) 854-1008
Year Establish 1887
Pub Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate. $10. $12. $15 1 Yr
Publicity Mtls. 06.13.14.15.16.17.19.20.
21.22.24.25
Circulation other 1.400
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
H V. O'Brien
215 S. Seaman
Eastland TX 76448
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Debbie Smedley . Editor
Deadline: Tuesday • Noon
BEEVILLE
Beeville Bee • Picayune (E)
206 W Corpus Chnsti Or 111 N
Washington St
Beeville TX 78102 (Bee County)
Telephone (512) 358-2550 •
Mailing Address
PO Box 10
Beeville TX 78104
Pop Served 14851
Year Establish 1886
Local News
Pub Frequency Wednesday 4 Saturday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate: $4207/Out.$38/ln
$36.60/Cty..$36 60/ln.$36 60/Hd
Publicity Mils- 06 11 12 14.15 16 19.20.
21.22.24
Freelance Pay $5 /column
Print Process Offset
Circulation evening 6000. other 5.796
Circulation Type Paid
Owner*.*):
f C Latcham III VP
J408 Robin Ln . P 0 Box 10
Beeville TX 78102
Ownership % 24
Fred C Latcham. Jr. Pres
210 E Hutchmson. P 0 Box 10
Beeville TX 78102
Ownership % 25
G G. (Jeff) Latcham-Tres
200 E. Hutchmson. PO Box 10
Seeville TX 78102
Ownership % 24
Mrs F C Latcham. Jr . Sec.
210 E Hutchmson. P 0 Box 10
Beeville TX 78102
Ownership % 27
Management:
F C. Latcnam Jr President
Fred C Latcham Jr Publisher
Richard Carter Advertising Manager
Augusta Humble Circulation Manager
Editorial:
F C Latcham III . Editor
Gary Kent Court Editor
Mrs Tisha Dumas
Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: 4 Hours prior to presstime 20
Hours for advertising
Supplement*!):
Bee County Enterprise
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time. 1 Week
Desc. Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline 20 Hours Prior to
Presstime
Contact Richard P Carter
Telephone (512) 358-2550
PO Box 10
Beeville TX 78102
BELLVILLE
Brirville Times '"""
106 E Palm
BeHville TX 77418 (Austin County)
Telephone (409) 865-3131
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 98
Beltville TX 77418
Pop. Served. 2.900
Year Establish: 1879
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Suoscrip Rate $13 50/ln Cnty .
$18.50/In State: $19.50/0ut State
Publicity Mtls- 14.18.20.22.24
Freelance Pay $5/Hr
Print Process. Phototype
(Compugraphic)
Circulation: other 4.378
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerd):
Austin County Publishing Co . Inc
106 E Palm
BelMIe TX 77418
Ownership %. 100
Management:
James R. Maler . . Publisher
Editorial:
James R Maler Editor
Deadline: 5 00 P M Mon Week oi
Publication
BOWIE
Bowie News
218 W Tjrrant
Bowie TX 76230 (Montague Co-jntvi
Telephone |817> 872 2247
Mailing Address
PO Box 831
Bowie TX 76230
Year Establish 1920
Pub Frequency Sun & Thurs
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $15/Yr County. $18 /
Out County: $25/Out of State
Publicity Mtls 14.15.16.17.2021.22
Freelance Pay Must Be Pre-Neg
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 4.150
Circulation Type. Paid
Owners):
James H Winter
P 0 Box 831
Bowie TX 76230
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Jim Winter Editor
Deadline: Tuesday Noon and Friday
Noon
Supplement^):
Ad Viser
Day Published- Thursday
Lead Time- Tuesday Noon
Desc. Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline- Tuesday Noon
Contact J Winter/L. Reid
Telephone (817) 872-2247
PO. Box 831
Bowie TX 76230
Mortague County Shopper """
114 Mason St
Bowie TX 76230 (Montague County)
Telephone (817)876-6186
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 1613
Bowie TX 76230
Year Establish- 1980
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscnp Rate $10/Yr
Publicity Mtls. 01.07.14.15.16.17.19.21
Print Process Web Offset
Wire Services N A
Circulation- morning 11.300
Circulation Type- Free
Ownertt):
Montague County Shopper
114 N Mason
Bowie TX 76230
Ownership % 100
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
BRADY
Brady Standard-Herald Publishers""1
201 S. Bridge
Brady TX 7682S (Mccullch County)
Telephone: (915) 597-2959
Mailing Address-
P.O Box 1151
Brady TX 76825
Pop Served: 5.963
Year Establish. 1909
Pub. Frequency Tues.. Fri
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $15 77/Yr - Cnty
Circulation- other 3.700
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownertt):
The Brady Standard-Herald. Inc.
201 S Bridge St
Brady TX 76825
Ownership %: 100
Editorial:
Larry Smith . . .Editor
BRAZOS
•Battalion, The
216 Reed McDonald
Brazos TX 77843 (Brazos County)
SMSA Bryan-College Station. TX
Telephone (409) 845-2611
Year Establish 1896
Pub Frequency 5 Days/Week
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $17 44 /Semester-
$34.62/School Yr $36.44/yr '
Publicity Mtls 01.04.05.0611 12 IS
19.20.21.22 ' '*
Pnnt Process Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulate- morning 23.000
Circulation Type Free
Ownerti):
Journalism Department
Student Publ Texas A & M Umv
Brazos TX 77843
BRIDGEPORT
'Bridgeport Index
1001 Hatsell
Bridgeport TX 76026 (Wise Countyv*
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX '
Telephone- (817) 683-4021
Mailing Address:
PO «•>< 1150
Bridgeport TX 76026
Year Establish: 1898
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- $15/Yr. In County;
$18/Yr Out of County
Pnnt Process: Offset
Circulation other 3.400
Circulation Type Paid
Owmr(i):
Bridwell Publ. Co
1001 Halsell
Bridgeport TX 76026
Ownership % 100
Management:
Harlan Bridwell
Harlan Bridwell
Editorial:
Harlan Bridwell
Deadline: Noon Mondays
BROWNFIELD
Brownfield News
409 W Hill St.. P.O. Box 1272
Brownfield TX 79316 (Terry County)
Telephone- (806) 637-4535
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1272
Brownfield TX 79316
Year Establish. 1904
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday and Sunday
Pub. Sue: Standard Size
Subscnp Rate: 1990 Local $20.25/Yr.
m St. $25.10 OS $29.50/Yr.
Publicity Mtls- 01.06.10.11.12.13.14.1Z.
19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Pnnt Process: Computer , .
Circulation: other 3.700 r-. . i
Circulation Type: Paid .
Editorial:
Lynn Brisendme -fdNDr
Deadline: Sunday Edition • 2 pm Friday:
Wednesday Edition - 2 pm Tuesday.
BRYAN . ^
•Press, The " .'T ,»
2606 Texas Ave.
Bryan TX 77802 (Brazos County)
SMSA: .Bryan-College Station. TX
Telephone: (409) 823-0088
Year Establish: 1966
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- Free
Publicity Mtls: 02.03,06.07.10.11.12.14.
15.16.17.18.21.22.24.25.26
Freelance Pay: (Based On Experience)
Wire Services: King Features Syndicate
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—u^lanon Type Free
>wner(i>.
•orreil Enterprises inc
•narlottesvi VA 22906
jwnership % 100
lanagement:
'iregHucnmgson Publisher
Vayn» Nedbalek Circulation Manager
Iditorial:
ireg Hucningson Editor
leadline: Monday 5 Dm News Tuesday
Noon Ads
BURLESON
•Burtaon Star
319 N Burleson Blvd
Burleson TX 76028 (Johnson County)
SMSA- Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817)295-0486
Mailing Address:
P 0. Drawer 909
Burleson TX 76028
Year Establish 1965
Put). Frequency Monday. Wednesday
Friday.
Pub Size Standard Size
Subsenp Rate' $2795/Yr
Publicity Mils 0"1 04.05.06 10 11.12 13.
14.15.16.17.1819.20.21.22
Freelance Pay Variable
Prmt Process OHset
Circulation other 7 200
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
Susan Hutson
P 0 Drawer 909
Burteun TX 76028
Ownership % 94
James Moody
P 0 Drawer 909
Burfeson TX 76028
Ownership % 6
Publisher
Advertising Manager
Star Renew
Day Published Weekly on Monday
Lead Time 1 Week
Publicity Mtls 01.04.05.06.10.11.12
13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22
Contact. Telephone: (817) 295-0486
319 N. Burleson Blvd
Burleson TX 76028
•Crowtty Review
319 N. Burleson Blvd
Burleson TX 76028 (Johnson County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817)297-1131
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 300
Crowtey TX 76036
Year Establish: 1970
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subsenp. Rate: $13 50/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.11.12.14.15.21.22.24
Freelance Pay. NA
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 3.100
Circulation Type Paid
OwMtU):
James Moody
952Dorsey
Burleson TX 76028
Ownership % 35
Susan Hutson
125Cliffside.Dr. N
Burleson TX 76028
Ownership % 35
NickGilmore
437 Parkridge Blvd
Burleson TX 76028
Ownership %• 15
Dorothy Wilson
1049 Irene
James Moody
Cathy Smith
Editorial:
James Moody Editor
Deadllni. 2 Days Prior to Publication
Date.
Burleson TX 76028
Ownership % 15
Management:
James Moody Publisher
Cathy Smith Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Nancy Huckaby Editor in Chief
Deadline: Monday Noon
BURNET
Bumet Bulletin
101 E Jackson
Burnet TX 78611 (Burnet County i
Telephone (512) 756-6136
Mailir* Address
PO Box 160
Burnet TX 78611
Pop. Served 3.750
Year Establish 1873
Pub Frequency Thurs
Pub Size. Standard Sue
Subscnp. Rate- 1,18/Yr Burnet-
Surrounding Cnty . $20/Yr All other
Publicity Mtls. 01.07.10.11 12.13 14.15.
16.17.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay By Column Inch
Prmt Process. Offset
Circulation other 4.400
Circulation Type Paid
Ovneift):
Republic Newspapers, inc
P 0 Box 160
Bumet TX 78611
Ownership ti 100
Bureau*!):
Burnet Bulletin
101 E. Jackson
Burnet TX 78611
Telephone. (512) 756-6136
Contact: Rick Espitia. Publisher
Management:
Rick Espitia Publisher
Sandy Crick Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Rick Espitia Editor
f. 5 P M Tuesday
CALDWELL
CaWwtll Burteton County Citizen '-""
Tribune
205 W. Buck
CaMwdl TX 77836 (Burleson County)
Telephone (409) 567-3286
Year Establish 1898
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $lS25/Yr Cnty
$19 50/Yr Out: $20/Yr Out State
Publicity Mtls 06.07.12.13.14.15.16.17
21.22.24
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation: other 4 000
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
Joe Conway . . Editor
Deadline: Tuesday 10 am
CAMERON
108 E. First St.
Cameron TX 76520 (Milam County)
Telephone. (817) 697-6671
Mailing Address.
P.O Box 1230
Cameron TX 76520
Pop. Served: 5.722
Year Establish 1860
Pub. Frequency Sun.. Thurs.
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $18.45 /Yr In County.
$20.45 /Yr Out of County
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.11.12.14.15.16.
17.19.21.22.23
Freelance Pay: Optional
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: morning 3.675.
Sunday 3.675. other 3.675
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerti):
Frank M Luecke
108 E First ST
Cameron TX 76520
Ownership % 100
Cameron TX Herald inc
P 0 Bo* 1230
Cameron TX 76520
Ownership *» 100
Management:
Frank M Luecke President
Frank M Luecke Publisher
Claudia Summers Advertising Manager
Oemse Kirk Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Frank M Luecke Editor
F M Luecke Book Review Editor
Mike Peck City Editor
Martin Luecke Columnist
Deadline: Noon Monday for Thursday.
Noon Thursday tor Sunday
Supplements):
Yoeman Arrow
Day Published Si-Monthly
Lead Time 1 Month
Desc.. Children
Publicity Mtls. 17
CANYON
1500 5th Ave
Canyon TX 79015 (Randall County)
SMSA Amarillo. TX
Telephone (806)655-7121
Mailing Address
P.O Box 779
Canyon TX 79015
Year Establish. 1896
Pub Frequency: Thurs & Sun
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $19 50/Yr Local. $29 /
Yr Elsewhere
Pubboty Mils 0607.15.16.22
Freelance Pay: $25 Story
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 4.200
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertsh
Randan County Publishing Co
1500 5th Ave
Canyon TX 79015
Brad Tooley
22 Greenwood Cir
Canyon TX 79015
Ownership % 40
Wendell Tooley
Drawer 87
Tulia TX 79088
Ownership '* 40
Bureaux*):
Long News Service
Telephone (512) 478-5663
Contact Bill Kidd. Editor
Donna Bewngton Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Brad Tooley . .Editor
Vivian McLain Book Review Editor
DeadHne: Tuesday 5 pm: Thursday 5
pm
S«apUment<»):
CANYON NEWS. THE
Day Published. Twice Weekly
Lead Time- 3 Days
CARROLLTON
•Carrollton Chronicle ""*
1712 Berthne
Carrollton TX 75006 (Dallas County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (214) 446-0303
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 938
Carrollton TX 75006
Year Establish: 1904
29* Newsprint
Pub. Frequency; Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate Free For Community:
$30/Yr Outside Community
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10.11.12.13.14.15.
16.17.18.19
Print Process. Newsprint Offset
Circulation other 13 050
Circulation Type. Controlled
Owners):
Harte • Hanks Community Newspapers
Ownership % 100
Management:
Helen Cochran President
Helen Cochran Publisher
Caroline Langerlaan
Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Rodger Cramer Editor
e: 2 Days Prior To Publication
•Farmers Branch Times
1712 Beltlme
Carrollton TX 75006 (Dallas County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth Tx
Telephone (214) 446-0303
Mailing Address.
PO Box 938
Carrollton TX 75006
Pub. Frequency. Wednesday
Subscrip Rate- Free For Community
Circulation- other 7 500
Circulation Type- Controlled
0»mr<»:
Harte • Hanks Community Newspapers
Carolyn Langerlaan
Editorial.
Rodger Cramer
Classified Adv. Manag
... Editor
•Mttrocrwt New
1430 Valwood Pkwy.. «125
Carrollton TX 75006 (Dallas County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 243-0194
Year Establish: 1960
Pub Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $9/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.07.12.14.15.16.17.
19.20.21.22.23.24
Freelance Pay: Vanes Accordm
Print Process- Offset
Circulation- other 36.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Omard):
Dallas • Fort Worth Suburban
Newspapers. Inc.
4880 Alpha
Farmers Bmch TX 75234
Ownership V 100
Manager
Greg Anderson
Editorial:
Adnenne Moch
Noon Fridays
Editor
*Nwtrocrttt T.V. Ffcti
1600 I - 35. »105
Carrouton TX 75006 (Daias County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 2454200
Marimg Address- ' "'
1600 N. I-35E.. Ste. 105
Carrollton TX 75006
Year Establish: I960
Pub. Frequency. TV Facts Weekly; '
FACTS Qtrty. • ™
Pub. Size: Tabtoid ' - - '-"•>"
Subscrip. Rate. Varied •»*..- ;s .'
Publicity Mtls: 02.06.07.10.11.12,13,14.
15.16.17.18.19J0.21.22.23 . •
Freelance Pay: Negotiate :•*-• -
Print Process: Webb aVMin Webb
Circulation Type: Controaad »
CARTHAGE
109 W. Panola St.
Carthage TX 75633 (Panola County)
Telephone. (214) 693-6631
Maaing Address:
P.O. Box 518
Carthage TX 75633
Pop. Served: 6.500
Year Establish: 1873
Pub Frequency: Su.. W.
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: o
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oubtieity Mils 06 11 12.14 15.16.19 20.
. 21.22.26
• •'•tort Process Offset
Circulation Sunday 6.500. other 5 950
Circulation Type. Paid
Owmrti):
T & T Ents & Loyd Grissom
PO Box 518
Carthage TX 75633
Ownership % 100
Management:
Loyd Grissom Publisher
Editorial:
Loyd Grissom Editor
Ted Leach Sports Editor
CEDAR HILL
•Cedar Hill Chronicle ""'
708 Cedar St
Cedar Hill TX 75104 (Dallas County)
SMSA- Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (214) 291-4223
Marimg Address.
PO Box 159
Cedar Hill TX 75104
Year Establish- 1965
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sin. Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $12/Yr
Publicity Mils: 01
Prmt Process. Offset
Circulation: other 2.900
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownent):
Suburban Publishers
P.O. Box 381029
Duncarmlle TX 75138
Ownership'/. 100
Linda Ball
Publisher
CENTER
Uftrt and Champion Publishing, Inc.
P.O Box 1289
Center TX 75935 (Shelby County)
Telephone- (409) 598-3838
Pop. Served 5.800
Year Establish: 1877
Pub. Frequency: Tuesday and Friday
Pub. Size: Standard Sue
Subsenp. Rate: $26/Yr
Pubkaty Mtts: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay Competitive
Prmt Process. Offset
Circulation: other 6.400
Circulation Type: Pax)
Owner)!):
Smith Newspapers. Inc
P.O. Box 27
Fort Payne Al 35967
Jim Beaver . . Publisher
Bob Wmdham . Advertising Manager
Debbie Hennigan Classified Adv Manag
UHorW:
Candace Vennn Editor
: Friday
MerchandBer
D*y Published: Tuesday
Lead Time: Wednesday Prior
0«sc.: Advertiser
Publicity MHs: 01.02.03.04.0J.06.07.
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Mtjs Deadline: Wednesday Prior to
Contact LOTS Cooper
Telephone: (409) 598-3838
P.O. Box 1289
Center TX 75935
Personnel Robert Swonke
Urtt And Champion, The (M) ""
137 San Augustine St.
Center TX 75935 (Shelby County)
Telephone: (409) 598-3377
Mailing Address:
PO. Box 1289
Center TX 7S93S
Pop. Served: 5.827
Year Establish- 1877
Pub. Frequency Tues-Fn
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $26.28/Yr Shelby
County. $36 70 /Yr Elsewhere U S
Publicity Mils 06.07 12 14 17 19 20.21.
22.23.24
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 6 580
Circulation Type Paid
Owner*!):
Light & Champion Publishing Inc
PO Box 1289
Center TX 75935
Ownership % 100
Management:
Barney White Publisher
Bobby Wmdham Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Candace Velvm Editor
Mattie Dellmger Columnist
Deadline: 2 days prior to publication
SupptemernXs):
Merchandiser
Day Published Tuesday
Lead Time- 5 Days Prior
Desc Advertiser
Publicity Mils 14.21.24
Mils Deadline 3 Days Prior To
Publication
Contact Barney White
Telephone (409) 598-3377
P.O. Box 1289
Center TX 75935
CHILDRESS
Chlldress Index, The '""
226 Mam
Chlldress TX 79201 (Childres County)
Telephone- (817) 937-2525
Mailing Address
PO. Box 1210
Chlldress TX 79201
Pop. Served: 6.410
Year Establish 1888
Pub. Frequency Sun.. Tues . Th
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. SI 3.50 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.11.14.16.20.21.
22.23
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process. OHset
Wire Services AP
Circulation: evening 3.350.
Sunday 3.400. other 3.400
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownertl):
The Chlldress Index. Inc
Box 1210
Chlldress TX 79201
Ownership % 100
Management
Morris Higley . President
Morris Higley . Publisher
Anna Burchell . Advertising Manager
Detores Pierce Circulation Manager
Detores Pierce Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Moms Higley . ... . Editor
Paulette Sumrall Society Editor
The Chlldress Index
Day Published: Tues. Thurs. Sun
Lead Time: Day before pub.
Publicity Mtls. 01.06.07.11.12.16.17.
21.22.23
CISCO
Clico Preu, The
700 Conrad Hilton Ave
Cisco TX 76437 (Eastland County)
Telephone. (817) 442-2244
Mailing Address.
P.O. Drawer 1072
Cisco TX 76437
Pop. Served. 5.000
Year Establish: 1870
Pub. Frequency: Thurs.. Sun
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $18/Yr Co. $23/Yr Ad|,
$25 /Yr St $30 /Yr Out No Tax
Publicity Mils- 06 14 22
Freelance Pay $5 00 /Article
Prmt Process. Offset
Circulation Sunday 2.000. other ! 800
Circulation Type None of the Above
Owners):
H V O'Brien
1 10 West Commerce
Eastland TX 76448
Ownership % 100
Management:
H V O'Brien Publisner
Editorial:
Wanda Hallmark Editor
Deadline: 5 pm Monday & Thursday
Supplement^):
Bonanza Advertisers
Day Published Weekly
Oesc Advertiser
Publicity Mtls 06.14.22
CLEVELAND
•Cleveland Advocate ""°
106 W Hanson
Cleveland TX 77327 (Liberty County)
SMSA Houston. TX
Telephone (713) 592-2626
Mailing Address
P O. Box 1628
Cleveland TX 77327
Pop Served 6.000
Year Establish 1917
Pub. Frequency Friday. Tuesday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subsenp. Rate- $14/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 06.14.21.22
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Print Process. Offset
Circulation- other 2.700
Circulation Type- Paid
OwnerU):
Westward Communications
P.O Box 609
Conroe FL 77305
Ownership % 100
Editonal:
Milton Autry
Editor!
Observer of East County. Humble.
Kingwood
907 Mam
Humble TX 77338
Telephone- (713) 446-1071
Contact- Clint Ritter. Publisher
Management:
Ken Johnson President
Clint Ritter . . . Publisher
Diana Cole Advertising Manager
Fredia Cox Circulation Manager
Janice Canton Classified Adv. Manag
Lois Burns Personnel Manager
Editorial:
R.T Lowe . Editor
Deadline: Noon Friday
COLEMAN
Chronicle t Democrat - Voice "*"
208 W Pecan St.
Coleman TX 76834 (Coleman County)
Telephone (915)625-4128
Mailing Address
Box 840
Coleman TX 76834
Year Establish- 1881
Pub. Frequency: Tuesday & Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subsenp. Rate: $17.95 /Yr In Coleman
Cnty-$30 95 Outside Texas
Circulation: other 3.600
Circulation Type- Paid
Ow«er(«):
Milton Autry
1 109 Qalveston
Coleman TX 76834
Ownership % 50
Stan Brudney
1510 S. Dam
Coleman TX 76834
Ownership %; 25
BuraauXi):
Brett Autry
801 High Rd
Coleman TX 76834
Telephone: (915) 625-4246
Coleman County Chronicle """
210-12 W Pecan
Coleman TX 76834 (Coleman County)
Telephone (915) 625-4128
Mailing Address
P.O Box 840
Coleman TX 76834
Pop Served 5960
Year Establish 1933
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $12.95/Yr-In C
Publicity Mtls: 06.12.14.15,16.21,22.24
Print Process- Offset
Circulation other 3.616
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
Milton Autry EdMer
COLUMBUS
Banner Newspaper
1038 Milam
Columbus TX 78934 (Colorado County)
Telephone: (409) 732-6243
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 490
Columbus TX 78934
Year Establish. 1985
Pub Frequency: Weekly
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate. $17/Yr Austin/
Colorado /Fayette:$20 /Outside tn-cn
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08. =
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17 4
Freelance Pay $25 00 Per Story if j
Accepted 3
Circulation: evening 4.700. other 4.500
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerti):
Regional Newspapers. Inc • • ' ;
Chad Ferguson . !
Ownership %: 25 .- . 1
Ramona Ferguson . /
Ownership %. 25 •»-*•' t
Jeannine Fearing
Ownership %: 25 •.•*.•
John Fearing
Ownership % 25 ,
Editorial:
Chad Ferguson Edttor
Deadline: 1 pm Monday
Supplement**):
West of Th|e Brazos
Day Published- M6.(4th Thursday of
Ea Mo.)
Lead Time: 3rd Thursday 9
Banner Press Newspaper. The
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: Monday 1 pm.
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07,
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Mtls Deadline: 1 pm Monday
Contact- Chad Ferguson ' . .
COMANCHE
Comanche Chief
West Grand
Comanche TX 76442
(Comanche County)
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Circulation: other 3.350
Editorial:
James C. Wilkerson '
..'EdHor
COMMERCE
Commerce Journal
1219 Washington
Commerce TX 75428 (Hunt County)
Telephone: (214) 886-3196
Mailing Address:
P 0 Box 1291
Commerce TX 75429
Pop. Served: 83.000
Year Establish: 1889
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-JO Frequency Sunday Wednesday
»><4 Si« Broadsneet
TuOsene Rate- $20/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 01 05.06.07.12 14 15.16
19.20.21.2223.2425.26
Freelance Pay J 25/Col Inch
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 2.642
Sunday 2.642. other 4 600
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertt):
Worrell Enterprises Inc
P 0. Box 9033
Chartottesvl VA 22906
Ownership % 100
Management:
Albert Vaugnan Publisher
Kathy Speight Advertising Manager
Kim Barrow Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Kevin McPherson Editor
DMdllnr Two Days Prior To Publication
Supplement^):
Commerce Advertiser
Day Published Weekly Wednesday
Lead Time. 2 Days Prior
Desc Advertiser
Publicity Mtls. 01.05.11.12.13.14 IS.
16.17.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Mm Deadline Two Days Prior to
Publication
Contact Albert Vaughan. Publisher
Telephone (214)455-4220
PO Box 1291
Commerce TX 75429
COPPELL
•Cittern' Advocate Newspaper "*"
936 S Belt Line
Coppell TX 75019 (Dallas County;
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Marimg Address
P.O. Sox 557
Coppell TX 75019
Year Establish 1984
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size- Tabloid
Subscnp. Rate. J10/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06 11 12 14 IS 16.18.19
20.21.22.24.25
Circulation: evening 3.500 other 4 000
Circulation Type. Paid
OvMrts):
Dan L. Mara
936 S Belt Line
Coppell TX 75019
Ownership % 100
Deadline. Monday of Week Wanted
COPPERAS COVE
•Copperas Cove Leader Press
115 E Ave E
Copperas Cove TX 76S22
(Coryell County)
SMSA: KiHeen-Temple. TX
Telephone (817) 547-4207
Martini Address
P.O. Box 370
Copperas Cove TX 76522
Pop. Served. 19.500
V«ar Establish 1895
TPA
Pub. Frequency: Semi - Weekly. Su A W
Pub. Sue. Broadsheet
Subtcrip. Rate: $18.06/Yr
Publicity Mtls 14.15.16.18.19.20.22.24
Pmt Process. Offset
Circulation- evening 1.700.
Sunday 1.700
Circulation Type. Paid
OOTMfU):
Sutherland Media. Inc
P.O. Box 269
San Antonio TX 78291
Ownership % 100
Matimment:
Tucker Sutherland President
Tucker Sutherland President
Bid Muldoon Publisher
Bill Muldoon Publisher
Alice Martin Advertising Manager
Alice Martin . .Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Cathy Kearns Editor in Chiet
Cathy Keams Editor in Chief
Deadline: For Sunday Thursday 4 pm-
For WednesdayMonday 4 pm
CROCKETT
Crockett Houston County Courier
PO Box 551
Crockett TX 75835 (Houston County)
Telephone (713) 544-2238
Pub Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 4 900
Editorial:
Larry LamD Editor
CUERO
Cuero Record, The
119 E Mam St
Cuero TX 77954 (De Witt County)
Telephone- (512) 275-3464
Mailing Address
PO Box 351
Cuero TX 77954
Pop. Served. 7.100
Year Establish 1894
Pub. Frequency Wed & Sat
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $24/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.12.14.15.16.17.
18.19.20.21.22.24.25
Print Process Offset
Circulation: morning 3.450. other 3.450
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerts):
Cuero Newspapers. Inc
P 0. Box 351
Cuero TX 77954
Ownership •/. 100
Glenn Rea .Publisher
Sharon Pargmann Advertising Manager
Glenn Rea Circulation Manager
Linda Gomez Classified Adv Manag
Glenn Rea Personnel Manager
Glenn Rea Promotion Manager
Editorial:
Glenn Rea ... Editor
Glenn Rea .. Society Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon-Wednesday
edition. Thursday Noon-Saturday
edition
DAINGERFIELD
Steel Country Bee, The '""
P 0. Box M
Damgerfield TX 75638 (Morris County)
Telephone: (903) 645-3731
Maikng Address
P 0. Box M
Damgerheld TX 75638
Pub. Frequency- Wednesday
DALLAS
•Coppell New. Weekly ""'
120 S Denton Tap Rd.. *210A
Data* TX 7S265 (Dallas County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 393-1371
Editorial:
Mr Rick Mann.. Editor
•D*Hu Park Cities News '""
6060 N Central Expy.. «134
Dallas TX 75206 (Dallas County)
SMSA- Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 369-7570
Year Establish: 1943
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $22/Yr. Local: $26/Yr.
Out of Texas
Publicity Mtls 07.10.12.14.15.16.19.20.
21.22.24
Freelance Pay $0 • $50 Per Wk
Print Process: Offset
Circulation other 7.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):
Mariorie B Waters
6060-N. Central Expy . si34
Dallas TX 75206
Ownership % 91
Thomas R Waters
6060 N Central Expy a \ 34
Dallas TX 75206
Ownership */« 9
Management:
Mariorie 3 Waters President
Editorial:
Mariorie B Waters Editor
Lois Watson Editor
Matt McKay Sports Editor
Deadline Friday Before Publication
•Dallas White Rocker New*. Inc.
PO Box 180698. 10809 Garland Rd
Dallas TX 75218 (Dallas County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone- (214) 327-9335
Pop. Served- 40.000
Year Establish- 1945
Pub. Frequency. Thursday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $12/Yr: $21/2 Yr.
$30/3 Yrs.
Publicity Mtls: 01.17
Freelance Pay: $1 25/Inch
Print Process Offset
Circulation: other 6.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Retta Hanie
10809 Garland Rd
Dallas TX 75218
Ownership % 100
Advertising Manager
Frances Gunter
Editorial:
Retta Hanie..
: Tuesday Noon
•First Edition
P.O. 60X795911
Dallas TX 75379 (Dallas County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone. (214) 239-8744
Marling Address:
PO. Box 795911
Dallas TX 75379
Editor
Susan Stevenson
Editor
•0* Dlff Tribune
2303 W Ledbetter. Ste. 200
Dallas TX 75224 (Dallas County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone. (214)339-3111
Year Establish: 1903
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Tabloid
Subscnp Rate: $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Print Process: Offset Web
Circulation- other 10.400
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner**):
Travelhost. Inc.
Oaias TX 75224
•weauU):
Oak Cliff Tribune
2303 W. Ledbetter, Ste. 200
Dates TX 75224
Telephone: (214) 339-3111
Contact. Cheryl Rice. Office Manager
Joseph D. Whitney Publisher
Oeadllni' Friday Prior to Thursday
EdrtKjri
Oak Cliff Tribune. The
Day Published: Weekly - Each
Thursday
Lead Time: Friday Prior to
Desc.: Radio-TV
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.
08.09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Mtls Deadline: Friday Prior to
Publication
Contact: Joseph D. Whitney
Telephone: (214) 339-3111
PO Box 4650
Dallas TX 75208
Personnel Janet Fontenot
•Suburban Tribune '""
1838B S Buckner Blvd
Dallas TX 75217 (Dallas County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
Telephone. (214) 398-1456
Maikng Address
1838 B S Buckner Blvd
Dallas TX 75217
Year Establish- 1951
Pub. Frequency * .day
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $740/Yr
Fr«4ance Pay: Negotiable
Pnr.t Process. Cold Tape
Circulation: other 2.300
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerdh
Darwin. Payne
Ownership % 100
Darwin Payne. . . EdRor
Deadline. Tuesday S pm
DECATUR
•WM County Miiiinjir (Decatury""
115S. Trinity
Decatur TX 76234 (Wise County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (817) 627-5987
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 149
Decatur TX 76234
Year Estabksh: 1880
Pub. Frequency: Thu. 4 Sun.
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $21 /Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.14.1S.19.21. 22.24
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 6.100
Circulation Type: Paid
Wise County Messenger. Inc.
P.O. Box 149
Decatur TX 76234
Ownership V 100
Roy Eaton.
Mark Jordan.
Advertrw* Manager
•i «.
PhD Maior :CeMor
Deadline: Thursday S P.M. and Monday
5P.M.
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M Around Woe
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: 1 Day
Publicity Mtls: 14
Mm Deadkne: Noon Monday
Contact: Mark Jordan
DEER PARK
•Oeer Park Broadcaster, The
P.O. BOX369 _,."*:«'•".
Deer Park TX 77536 (Hams CounM
SMSA Houston. TX . . T.
Telephone: (516) 479*2760
Mating Address:
fjO Box 369 '' . -•>.»
Deer Park TX 77536 ' ', rlf.-
Y«ar Estabksh: 1957 >;^
Pub. Frequency: Twice Weekly
Pub. Size: Broadsheet ''.
Subscnp. Ratr $12,75/Yr. . .T^T.
Pubkcrty Mtls: 06.14.15.22
Print Process: Offset ..'.
Circulation: morning 11.000. •.'-
Sunday 4.000 -''
Circulation Type: Controlled -'v •
Owners): ' ;'*i
Larry Power
P.O. Box 369
Oeer Park TX 77536
Broadcast Publications. Inc.
P.O. Box 369
Dear Park TX 77536
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•Pasadena Broadcaster
1609 Center it
_>0eer Park TX 77536 (Harris County)
^WSA Houston, Tx
Telephone (516) 479-2760
Pub Frequency Weekly
Owrwr(i):
Larry Power
P 0 Box 369
Deer Park TX 77536
DENISON
•Denison Herald *"*
P 0 Box 329
Oenison TX 75020 (Grayson Co1 "My)
SMSA Sherman-Denison TX
Telephone (214) 465-7171
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 329
Oenison TX 75020
. Pub. Frequency Daily Exceot Saturday
Subscrip. Rate $72/Yr
•Griyson County Shopper
4905 Hwy. 75 - S
Denison TX 75020 (Grayson County)
SMSA: Sherman-Denison. TX
Telephone (214) 465-1400
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1249
Denison TX 75020
Year Establish 1970
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip. Rate Free
Publicity Mtls: 14
Print Process. Web Offset
Circulation other 44.579
Circulation Type- Free
Ownerd):
Cox Publishing Co H Wayne Cox
PO. Box 1249
> Denison TX 75020
Ownership % 100
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES. 5 pm
Friday Preceding Publication
OESOTO
•De Soto News-Advertiser ""'
719 N Hampton, 515
Oesoto TX 75115 (Dallas County)
SMSA- Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone. (214) 223-3655
Maikng Address:
P 0. Box L
DesotoTX 75115
Pop. Served: 15.137
Year Establish- 1977
Pub. Frequency Thurs.
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $12 /Yr
,. Pubkcrty Mtls: 01.06.14.16.19.21.22.24
Freelance Pay: None
Print Process: Offset
Wire Services: None
Circulation: other 151000
Circulation Type: Paid
Owneits):
Ted Kekmbocker
230 E. BeftMe
Desoto TX 75015
Ownerships: 100
Mark Lyons Editor
Peadllni. 3 days before day ol
publication (Monday)
Supplenieiitjs):
De Soto News-Advertiser Extra
Day Published: Thur.
Lead Tune: 1 Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.14.16.19.21.22.
24
Mtls Deadline: 3 Days
Contact: Judith Watkms
Telephone: (214) 223-3655
P 0 Box L
Oesoto TX 75115
DUMAS
Moore County News - Press
7th & Meredith
Oumas TX 79029 (Moore Countyi
Telephone (806) 935-4111
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 757
Dumas TX 79029
Year Establish 1927
Pub Frequency Thurs . Sun
Pub Size. Standard Size
Subscrip Rate-$16 95/Yr County.
$30/Yr Out of County
Publicity Mtls 14 19.21.22
Freelance Pay 304 Inch That is Used
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 5.350
Circulation Type PoiB
Owner(>):
Moore Newspapers. Inc
Box 757
Dumas TX 79029
Ownership % 100
Bureau):
Howard I Woodall. Sr
PO BoxG
Grand Saline TX 75140
Editorial:
Elizabeth Roberson Edftnrl
EDNA
Edna Herald
306 N Wells
Edna TX 77957 (Jackson County)
Telephone (512) 782-3547
Mailing Address
P 0. Drawer B
Edna TX 77957
Pop. Served. 5.300
Year Establish. 1906
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subserip. Rate- $15/Yr
Circulation- other 3.500
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):
Dennis Simons. Atty.
201 112 N. Wells
Edna TX 77957
Ownership %: 20
Joe Hermes. CPA
606 N Wells
Edna TX 77957
Ownership %. 15
Harrison Stafford II
508 Gilbert
Edna TX 77957
Ownership % 15
Mark Rose
105 E. Mam
Edna TX 77957
Ownership % 12
David Rose
105 E. Mam
Edna TX 77957
Ownership % 13
WHIard Ulbncht
114 W. Main
Edna TX 77957
Ownership %• 20
....PuMaher
. . Editor
FamHy Editor
Tex Rogers...
Editorial:
Tex Rogers .
Anita Cavazos
ELCAMPO
El Campo Leader-News ••'""
203 £. Jackson
El Campo TX 77437 (Wharton County)
Telephone: (409) 543-3363
Mailing Address- - "
P.O. Box 1180 *~
El Campo TX 77437
Pop. Served: 13.500 ' "
Year Establish: 1885 '•"'' '•".
Pub. Frequency: Wed.. Sat
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $22/Yr. In County
Publicity Mtls: 11.12.13.14.15.16.19.2P.
21.22.23.24.25.26
Freelance Pay: $5 - $6/Article
Pnnt Process: Offset '~^--
Circulation: other 6.350
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):-
El Campo Newspapers. Inc. "
P.O. Box 1180
El Campo TX 77437
Ownership %: 100
Management
Fred V Barbee. Jr President
Fred V Barbee. Jr Publisher
Wilfred Socha Advertising Manager
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'ens Hiavaty
Vorothy Rina
Circulation Manager
Classified Adv Manag
Chris F Barbee Editor in Chiel
Richard Goldsmith Editor
Dorothy Richards family Editor
Dale Roberson Farm Editor
e: Noon day pror to ouolication
EULESS
•D/FW People
400 Fuller • Wiser Ste 125
Euless TX 76039 (Tarrant County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worm TX
Year Establish 1983
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub Sue Tabloid
Subscrip Rate $45 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 05.10.11.12.20.21
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation other 12.000
Circulation Type Free
Wood Publications
e: Monday 5 P M
FLORESVILLE
Ftorttvilte Chronicle-Journal
1433 Third
Floresville TX 78114 (Wilson County)
Telephone. (512) 393-2111
Maituig Address
PO. Box 820
Floresville TX 78114
Pop. Servea 4 320
Year Establish 1877
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sue Standard Sue
Sutascnp Rate $16 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 06
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation other 4.200
Circulation Type Paid
Owner)*):
Mr & Mrs Joe H Fietsam
1401 Hospital Blvd
Floresville TX 78114
Ownership % 100
Mr & Mrs joe H Fietsam
Management:
James Fietsam Advertising Manager
Liz Howard Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Mrs Joe H Fietsam Editor
FLOYDAOA
Fiord County Hesperian '""
111 E Missouri
Ftoydada TX 79235 (Floyd County)
Telephone (806) 983-3737
Pop. Served. 2.193
Year Establish 1896
Pub. Frequency- Thurs
Pub. Sot: Broadsheet
Sutacnp. Rate. $15/Yr in Cty. $17/Yr
Out Cty: $18/Yr. Out State
Puttcity Mtls 06.14.15.16.19.21.22
Prmt Process: Offset
Circulation: other 3.000
Cremation Type: Controlled
Ownarts):
Caprock • Sentinel Corporation
706 Barton Blvd
Austin TX 78704
Ownership % 100
Akce Towery Gilroy Publisher
Alice Towery Gilroy Advertising Manager
Rosemary Gonzales Circulation Manager
UMorW:
Alice Towery Gilroy Editor
Rosemary Gonzales . Society Editor
: Tuesdays. 3:00 P.M.
FORT STOCKTON
Fort Stockton Pioneer (S) '"
210 N Nelson St
Fort Stockton TX 79735 (Pecos County)
Telephone- (915) 336-2281
Mailing Address
PO Box 1528
Foit Stockton TX 79735
Pop Served 8.688
Year Establish 1908
Pub Frequency Thursday Weekly
Pub Size Standard Sue
Subscrip Rate $15/Yr Pecos C. $24/
Yr Elsewhere. $28/Else USA
Publicity Mtls 06.10.11.12.14.15.1S 17
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process. Offset
Circulation other 3.925
Circulation Type Paid
Owner)*):
Big Bend Communications, inc
PO Box 1528
Fort Stockton TX 79735
Ownership % 89
Management:
Albert Thompson President
Phil Chamberlain Publisher
Maxine Wynne Circulation Manager
Manne Wynne Classified Adv Manag
Terry B Neill Marketing Director
Editorial:
Teddye Stephan Editor
Dorothea Ferrante . Society Editor
Dorothea Ferrante
. Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Adv - Tuesday Noon tor
Thursday News - Same. Inserts - 10
days prior to insertion
Supplement(s):
Fort Stockton Pioneer
Day Published. Weekly
FORT WORTH
•BMbrook News ""'
7820 Wyatt Or
Fort Worth TX 76108 (Tarrant County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817)246-2473
Year Establish 1939
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate. $30/Yr Mailed
Publicity Mtls 14 19.21.2224
Print Process. Offset
Circulation: other 5.000
Circulation Type: Free
Owners):
Suburban Newspapers. Inc
7820 Wyatt Or
Fort Worth TX 76108
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Janice Underwood Editor
Deadline: Monday afternoon
^
Ewrriien
833 E. Enon
Fort Worth TX 76140 (Tarrant County)
SMSA. DaRas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (817) 478-4661
Matting Address.
PO. Box 40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Year Establish 1962
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size- Broadsheet
Subxrip. Rate $9.S6/Yr In Tarrant
County: $12.75 Outside Cnty
Publicity Mtls 06.07.14.15.16
Freelance Pay $.50/Col Inch
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation- other 889*
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerti):
B & B Publishing. Inc
P 0 Box 40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Ownership %. 100
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HHnaejemeni:
Ms. Gene S Blessing Publisher
Editorial:
Ms. Gene S. Blessing .... Edrtor
Deadline: Mondav. 5 pm Npws & Aav
•Forest Hill News ~">"
833 E Enon
Fort Worth TX 76140 (Torrant County!
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone (817)478-4661
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 40230
Fort Worth FX 76140
Year Establish 1945
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Broadsnaet
Subscnp Rate Free Distribution
Publicity Mtls- 06.07 14. 15. 16
Freelance Pay $ 50 Per Col Inch
Print Process. Off • Set
Circulation other 6.050
Circulation Type Free
Ownerts):
B & B Publishing Inc
P 0. Box 40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Ownership % 100
Ms. Gene S Blessing Publisher
Editorial:
Ms. Shirley Fowkes Editor
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES News -
5 pm Monday. Adv 5 pm Monday
•Fort Worth News-Tribune
116 St Louis St
Fort Worth TX 76104 (Tarranl County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (817) 338-1055
Mailmg Address
6100 Western PI . 901
Fort Worth TX 76107
Pop. Served: 425 000
Year Establish: 1968
Pub. Frequency Friday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscnp Rate- $25 /Yr . $40/2 Yrs..
$55/3 Yrs
Publicity Mtls 11.12.1419.20.21.22
Freelance Pay. Depends On Mate
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services. Copley .
Circulation, other 25 000
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(s):
Fort Worth Publishing. Inc
News-Trbn Bldg 116 St Louis St
Fort Worth TX 76104
Ownership % 100
Management:
Linda Pavlik President
James P Lattmnore Jr Publisher
James P Lattimore. Jr
Advertising Manager
Kirby McBride Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Linda Pavlik Editor m Chief
Irvin Farman Editor
Frank Perkins Amusement Editor
Irvin Farman Business Editor
Irvin Farman . Computer Editor
Linda Pavlik . .... Court Editor
Ibbie Elliget . Life Style Editor
Doug Jumper . Photography Editor
Deadline: Ad copy Monday preceding
Friday issue
•Ft Worth U VUa News ""*
1621 Miller Ave . P.O. Box 751
Fort Worth TX 76101 (Tarrant County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 531-3879
Year Establish 1957
Pub. Frequency. Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $15.50/Yr.
Pubtoty Mtts: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17
Circulation, other 15.000
Ownerts):
Audrey Pruitt
1621 Miller Ave
Fort Worth TX 76105
Editorial:
Audrey Pruitt ...... Editor
•Kennadate New*
833 E Enon
Fort Worth TX 76140 (Tarrant County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Telephone (817) 478-4661
Mailing Address
PO Box40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Year Establish- 1965
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $9.56 /Yr Tarrant
County. $12 75/Yr Outside Cnty
Publicity Mtls 06.07.14.15.16
Freelance Pay S 50/Col inch
Print Process. Offset
Circulation, other 374
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownerti):
B & B Publishing. Inc
PO Box 40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Ownership % 100
Ms Gene S. Blessing. Publisher
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES: News •
5 pm Monday. Adv. 5 pm Monday
•Uki Worth News '""
7820 Wyatt Or
Fort Worth TX 76108 (Tarrant County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 246-2473
Year Establish 1968
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate. $25 /Yr By Mail
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.14.15.21.22
Prmt Process: Offset
Circulation, other 2.200
Cremation Type: Controlled
Editor
Suburban Newspapers. Inc
7820 Wyatt Dr.
Fort Worth TX 76108
Ownership V 100
Editorial:
Janice Underwood
e: Monday afternoon
•Rhnr Oak* News
7820 Wyatt Or
Fort Worth TX 76108 (Tarrant County)
SMSA. Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (817) 246-2473
Year Establish- 1940
Pub Frequency: Thursday
Pub Size* Tabloid
Subscrip 'Rate: $30/Yr Mated
Publicity Mtls. 14.19.21.22.24
Print Process: Offset
Circulation- other 3.000
Circulation Type: Free
Owner*!):
Suburban Newspapers. Inc
7820 Wyatt Or.
Fort Worth TX 76108
Ownership V 100
Janice Underwood
833 E. Enon «*.'. '
Fort Worth TX 76140 (Tarrarrt County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX •*?
Telephone: (817) 478-4661 *""
Maimg Address: ' •'•
P.O. Box 40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Year Establish: 1975
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet • • • '
Subscnp. Rate: Free Distribution
Publicity Mils: 06.07.14.1 S. 16 •<•»'
Freelance Pay: $.SO/Coi. Inch
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 7.100
Circulation Type: Free
Ownerd):
B & 8 Pubhshmg. Inc
P.O. Box 40230
Fort Worth TX 76140
Ownership V 100
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Management:
.Ms Gene 5 Blessing Publisher
-^Editorial:
M!"Gene S Blessing Editor
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES News •
5 pm Monday Adv 5 pm Monoay
•White Settlement (Bomber) News "
7820 Wyatt Dr
Fort Worth rx 76108 (Tjrront County)
SMSA Dallas-Forl Worth TX
Telephone (817) 246-2473
Year Establish 1940
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Tabloid
Subscno Rate $30 /Yr
Publicity Mils 14.1921 2224
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 6.000
Circulation Type Free
Ownerls):
Suburban Newspapers. Inc
7820 Wyatl Or
Fort Worth TX 76108
Ownership °/i 100
Editorial:
Janice Underwood Editor
Deadline: Monday afternoon
FREDERICKSBG
Frodericksburg Standard /Radio Post"
108 E. Mam
Fredericksbg TX 78624 (Gillspte County)
Telephone (512)997-2155
Mariing Address
P.O Box 473
Fredericksbg TX 78624
Pop. Served 6412
Year Establish 1888
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subsenp. Rate $l2.50/Yr $3450/3
Yrs LCI.. $1450/Yr Other
Publicity Mtls. 06.14.17.21.22.24.26
Freelance Pay Varies
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 8.500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertl):
Fredertcksburg Publishing Co. Inc
P.O Box 473
Fredericksbg TX 78624
Ownership % 100
Management*
Arthur H Kowert .. President
Arthur H Kowert Publisher
f.latne Kanz Advertising Manager
Shem Geistweidl Circulation Manager
Cdttohal:
Terrill D. Collier . . Editor
Shern Geistweiot Society Editor
Laura Bailey . Sports Editor
Yvonne Hartmann . Weekend Editor
*: Tuesday at noon
HI):
Visitor's Guide
Day Published Spring & Fall
Lead Time- 4 Weeks
Doc.. Entertainment
Mtts Deadline. 2 Weeks Prior To
Publication
Bridal Section
Day Published- Mid - February
Hunters Guide
Day Published: Early November
Pubkc School Week
Day Published: Late February
GATESVILLE
•Gatmllle Messenger ""'
116-1 IS S. 6th St
Gatesville TX 76528 (Coryell County)
SMSA: Killeen-Temple. TX
Telephone. (817)865-5212
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 799
Gatesvtlle TX 76528
Pop. Served- 6.260
Year Establish 1881
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subsenp Rate $U.50/Yr Cnty
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.06 11.12 14 19
20.21.22
Freelance Pay None
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 5 889
. Circulation Type Paid
Ownerd):
Danny Hukel
P 0 Box 799
Gatesville TX 76528
Ownership % 100
Management:
Danny Hukel President
Danny Hukel Publisher
Debbie Gilbreath Advertising Manager
Doris Rhodes Circulation Manager
Patty Blackmon Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Dennis Hill Editor
Ruth Edwards Society Editor
Rickey Phillips Sports Editor
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES. Noon
Monday • Thursday Ed..
GEORGETOWN
•Georgetown Weekly ' '**
601 Austin Ave
Georgetown TX 78626
(WiHmson County)
SMSA- Austin. TX •
Telephone (512) 863-0528
Mailing Address
601 S. Austin Ave
Georgetown TX 78626
Year Establish 1984
Pub. Frequency. Weekly
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subsenp Rate $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.07.11.12.14.15.16 19.
20.22.24.25
Print Process. Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation other 9.000
Circulation Type Free
Owner(»):
Cliff Brown
601 S. Austin Ave.
Georgetown TX 78626
Ownership % 100
BUTMU(S):
Georgetown Weekly
601 S. Austin Ave.
Georgetown TX 78627
Telephone (512) 863-0258
Contact: Laure Brown. Publisher
Management
Laura Brown Publisher
Cliff Brown . .Publisher
Editorial:
Ruth Ann Combs . Editor
Deadline: Noon Monday Before
Publication on Wednesday
•Sunday Sun, The
707 Mam
Georgetown TX 78626
(Willmson County)
SMSA. Austin. TX
Telephone. (512) 863-4444
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 39
Georgetown TX 78627
Pop. Served: 12.000
Year Establish: 1975
Pub. Frequency: Saturday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subsenp. Rate- $10/Yr.: $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.07.14.18.19.20.22.23.
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process- Offset
Wire Services: None ,
Circulation other 6.800
Circulation Type: Paid
Owners):
Linda Scarbrough
Ownership %: 100
Management
Linda Scarbrough . President
Linda Scarbrough Publisher
Rebecca Dozier Advertising Manager
Sharon Reed . Circulation Manager
Alice Bnggs . .Classified Adv. Manag
Clark Thurmond
Editorial:
Linda Scarbrough
jack Crager
Mark Mitchell
Mark Mitchell
Laura Rollins
Jack Crager
Jack Crager
Deadline: Thursday
publication date
Personnel Manager
Editor in Chief
Amusement Editor
. Business Editor
Drama Editor
Education Editor
Entertainment Editor
Weekend Editor
noon before
•Williamson County Sun
709 Main St
Georgetown TX 78626
(Willmson County)
SMSA. Austin. TX
Telephone: (512) 863-6555
Year Establish 1877
Pub Frequency Semi Weekly
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $21 /Yr
Publicity Mtls- 06.14
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 7.200
Sunday 7.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownertl):
Williamson County Sun. Inc
Editorial:
Linda Scarbrough
GIDDINGS
.Editor
Gtddlngs Times I News
170 N Knox Ave
Giddmgs TX 78942 (Lee County)
Telephone (512) 542-2222
Mailing Address.
P 0. Box 947
Giddmgs TX 78942
Year Establish. 1890
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subsenp Rate: $16.50/Yr County.
$19.50 Out of State
Publicity Mtls: 06.14.21.22.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Circulation- other 5.800
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner(s):
Preuss Printing Co
170 N. Knox Ave
Giddmgs TX 78942
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
David True Editor
Deadline: Tuesday Noon
Supplement^):
Giddmgs Times & News
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time Tuesday Noon
Publicity Mtls- 14
Mtts Deadline Tuesday Noon
GILMER
Gllmer Mirror, The
214 E. Marshall St.
Gilmer TX 75644 (Upshur County)
Telephone: (214) 843-2503
Mating Address:
P.O. Box 250
Gilmer TX 75644
Pop. Served: 5.019
Year Establish 1S77
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday/Sunday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subsenp. Rate: $17/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.14.15.16.17.19.21.
22.24
Freelance Pay: $.20/Column Inch. Up
(Per Case Basis)
Print Process: Offset
Circulation, other 5.803
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownar(«):
Greeneway Enterprises
P.O Box 250
Gilmer TX 75644
Ownership V 100
Bureau*.):
Greeneway Enterprises, dba Gilner
Mirror. The
214 E Marshall
Gilmer TX 75644
Telephone: (214) 843-2503
Contact: Sarah Greene. President
Management: ^^
Sarah Greene
Sarah Greene
Patti Harris
Sharon Pitman
Kathy Davidson
Editorial:
Sarah Greene
Sarah Greene .
Sarah Greene
Sarah Greene
Advertising I
Circulation L,
Classified Adv
Assignment I
Book Review I
Loise Graves Women's Interestl,
Deadline: 5 pm Thursday - News and
Advertising
GLADEWATER
•Gladewater Mirror
201 S. Dean SI.
Gladewater TX 75647 (Gregg County)'
SMSA: Longwew-Marshall. TX
Telephone: (214) 845-2235
Marling Address.
P.O. Box 1352
Gladewater TX 75647
Year Establish: 1949
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday & Sunday, ,
Pub. Size- Broadsheet •
Subscrip. Rate: $20/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.07.10.lU2.li
14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22 j
Freelance Pay: $.75 Per Column Inch.'
Print Process. Offset
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GRAND SALINE
Saline Sun
116 N Mam PO Box G
Grand Saline TX 75140
(Vn ZanOt County)
Telephone (214)962-4275
Pub frequency Weqnesoay
Circulation otner 3.200
Ownerti).
Howard L Woodail Sr
P 0 Box G
Grand Salme TX 75140
Editorial:
jack McNickie
GROESBECK
Editor
GreMbfCk Journal
PO Box 440
Groesbeck TX 76642 (Limestne County)
Telephone (817) 729-5103
Pop Served 3.373
Year Establish 1892
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subserip. Rate $9/Vr Cnty 12/Vr
EtSWh 14/Vr Out St 16/Yr Foreign
Publicity Mils 06.07.J4.15.16.17 18.19.
21.22.24
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 5.000
Circulation Type Paid
OwnertH:
Groesbeck Journal The
P O. Box 440
Groesbeck TX 76642
Bureau^):
Croesbeck Journal The
115 - 117 N Ellis St
Grocsbeck TX 76642
Telephone (817) 729-5103
Contact Thomas E Hawkins.
General Manager
Thomas E Hawkins President
Tom Hawkins Advertising Manager
OeedNn* Ads • 5 pm Monday • News
Copy 9 am Tuesday
tue»l.mint(s):
Groesbeck Journal
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 2 To 3 Days
Publicity Mtls 01.06.07.1215.16.17
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Mm Deadline 9 am Tuesday
Contact' Tom Hawkins
Telephone-. (817) 729-5103
PO Box 440
Groesbeck TX 76642
HALLETTSVILLE
HallitU»llt« Tribune-Herald "*"
108 S Texana
Hatettsville TX 77964 (Lavaca County)
Telephone (512) 798-2481
Ma*r« Address:
P.O. Box 427
Haaettsville TX 77964
Year Establish 1931
Pub. Frequency: Tues & Fri
Pub. Sue- Standard Sue
Pubkaty Mtls. 06.14.16.19.21.22.24
Circulation- other 5.850
Circulation Type Paid
OwlMfti):
L. M Preuss
170 N Knox
GKttmgs TX 78942
Ownership % 100
L. M Preuss President
Paul Ebner Publisher
Larry Rothbauer Advertising Manager
Becky Jasek Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Paul Ebner Editor
HAMILTON
Hamilton HeraM-Mewt, The '
1 12 E Main
Hammon TX 76531 (Hamilton County)
Telephone (817)386-3145
Mailing Address
PO Box 833
Hamilton TX 76531
Year Establish 1875
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $15/Yr in City
$17 50/Yr Out of State
Publicity Mtls 14.15.22.23.26
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 3.800
Circulation Type- Paid
Hamilton Publishing Company. Inc
112 E Mam
Hamilton TX 76531
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Roger P Miller Editor
Deadline: Tuesday noon
HEREFORD
Hertford Brand "*'
130 W 4th. PO Box 673
Hereford TX 79045 (Deaf Smt County)
Telephone (806) 364-2030
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 673
Hereford TX 79045
Year Establish 1901
Pub. Frequency Sun . Tues . Wed..
Thurs.. Fri
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subserip Rate $45.70 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.12.14.15.16.19
21.22
Print Process Offset
Wire Services: AP
Circulation evening 3.700
Sunday 4.500. other 4.300
Editorial:
Sandy Stagner Editor
0 G Nieman Editor
Sam Waller Sports Editor
Mine: 24 Hours Prior to Pub.
HONDO
Hondo Anvil Herald, The '""
1601 Avenue K
Hondo TX 78861 (Medina County)
Telephone: (512) 426-3346
Ma*ng Address.
PO Box 400
Hondo TX 78861
Pop. Served: 64.540
Year Establish- 1886
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subserip. Rate- $.50/Copy: $15/Yr
Local
Publicity Mils: 01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.
09.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.22
Freelance Pay Negotiable'
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 3.546
Circulation Type Paid
Assoc. TX Newspapers. Inc.. W E
Berfer. Pres.
1801 Exposition
Austin TX 78703
Ownership*: 100
Tribune-Herald
Day Published. Semi- Weekly
W*am E Berger . Publisher
Beatrice Koch Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Jeff Berger .. Sports Editor
OeadMn* Tuesday Noon
Sabinal Sampler. Serve* Eastern *""*
County UvaWe Co.
1601 Ave. K
Hondo TX 78861 (Medina County)
Telephone: (512) 426-3346
Year Establish: 1950
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Sutocnp Rate AII Boxhoiders In Area
About 1483
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 1 *83
Circulation Type Free
Ownerts):
W E Berger Pres
Box 400
Honoo TX 78861
Ownership ',', 100
Editorial:
Frances Gumn Editor
HOUSTON
•Fort Bend Advocate ' "*
11011 S Wilcrest K
Houston TX 77099 (Harris County)
SMSA. Houston. TX
Telephone (713) 498-7680
Mailing Address
11011 S Wilcrest. K
Houston TX 77099
Year Establish 1967
Put) Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscnp Rate: $I5/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.14.15.16.19.21.22
Print Process Offset Web
Circulation other 32.364
Circulation Type Free
Ownerdh
FNCO
6812 Banewav
Houston TX 77072
Ownership % 100
Majucement
Jim Morgan Publisher
Editorial:
Gary Marlon Editor
Deadline: Noon Friday
•Houston Forward Times
P 0 Box 2962
Houston TX 77252 (Harris County)
SMSA Houston. TX
Telephone. (713) 526-4727
Mailing Address
4411 Almeoa
Houston TX 77004
Year Establish. 1960
Pub. Frequency Saturday
Pub Size- Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $25/Yr . $1350/6 Mos
Publicity Mtls 02.06.07.11.12.14.15.16.
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Freelance Pay Depend on Quality of
Editorial
Circulation other 52.725
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
Lenora Carter . Editor
Deadline: Tuesday 2 pm
Weekender Metro
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time: Wednesday 9 am-
Oesc.. Merchandising Publ
Publicity Mtls: 02.06.07.10.12.13.14.
15.16.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Mtls Deadline: Thursday Noon
Contact: George Johnson /Henrietta Smith
P.O. Box 2962
Houston TX 772S2
•Houston Informer ""*
4209 Dowbng
Houston TX 77004 (Harris County)
SMSA: Houston. TX
Telephone (713) 527-8261
Mailing Address.
PO Box 3086
Houston TX 77001
Year Establish: 1893
Pub. Frequency Tuesday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subserip. Rate- $24 /Yr
Publicity Mils- 01.03.04.05.06.07.11.12.
14.15.16.17.18.19.21.22.23
Freelance Pay: No Set Fee
Print Process- Offset
Circulation- other 17.360
Circulation Type- Paid
Owner*.):
Freedrnan s Publishing Co
«209 Dowiing
Houston TX 770O4
Ownership % 100
Management:
George McElroy
Editorial:
George McElroy
Supptoment(i):
Houston Inlormer
Day Published Weekly
Publisher
Editor
•Southwest Advocate
11011 S Wilcrest. K
Houston TX 77099 (Harris County)
SMSA Houston. TX
Telephone (713) 498-7680
Mailing Address
1011 !
_ S Wilcrest. K
Houston TX 77099
Pop Served 2.000.000
Year Establish. 1967
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size- Tabloid
Subscnp Rate $15/Yr
Publicity Mm: 06.14.15.16.19.21.22
Print Process. Offset Web
Circulation, other 72.778
Circulation Type: Free
Owner.<.-...."
Houston TX 77036 (Hams County>
SMSA: Houston. TX .. . , r o
Telephone: (208) 327-1000
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday . '
Ken Burrows
F Mtnwtmt
• Eononoi. . . t , , i
Ken Burrows „. .'..later
HUBBARD _ .
Hubbard City News "*"
201 N. 2nd
Hubbard TX 76648 (Hill County)
Telephone: (817) 576-2516 • • '
Mailing Address:
P 0 Box 187
Huooard TX 76648
~ar Establish-. 1881
ub. Frequency: Thursday
Puri Sue Standard Size
oubscnp. Rate- $2.35/Inch
(cont.
AoMsnpineMn* Ma copy OM*i Oi»OKr»w
i»C
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leant.)
Puflliciiy Mtls 01.0708.10.12.14 15 16.
_S7 19.21.22.25
Wi?8-Services AP
Circulation other 2.000
Owner(»):
Mexia News Publishing Co
201 N 2nd
HuDbarO TX 76648
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Barbara Mmze Editor
HUMBLE
•lib • Hou People "™"
16416 Northchase Or
Humble TX 77347 (Harris County)
SMSA Houston. TX
•Kinfwood Echo, The t Porter, "*"
The/New Caney ECHO
20202 Hwy 59. N
Humble TX 77338 (Harris County)
SMSA: Houston. TX
Telephone- (713) 446-3733
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 2705
Humble TX 77347
Pop Served 12.000
Year Establish 1942
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate Free
Publicity Mtls 06.11.14.16.19.20.21.22.
23.24
Circulation other 20.800
Circulation Type Free
Owner*!):
Houston Community Newspapers
PO Box 280
Channelvww TX 77530
Editorial:
Don Gray Editor
DtadHne: Editorial deadline - Thursday
Noon Advertising deadlines - retail -
Friday Noon
HUNTINGTON
Himtinfton - Zjvalla News '""
203 S. Mam
Huntington TX 75949 (Angelina County)
Telephone: (409) 876-5887
Year Establish. 1972
Pub. Frequency: Tuesday
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscnp Rate- $8.50 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10.11.12.13.14.15
16.19.21.22.23.26
Freelance Pay S.30/Col. Inch W/
Written Acceptance
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 3.500
Owner**):
John Tompkins
EdHarlal:
John Tompkins . Editor
Deadline: Monday Prior
INGRAM
Ingrain Newt, The
P.O. Box 1109
Ingram TX 78025 (Kerr County)
Telephone (512) 367-4286
IOWA PARK
•Iowa Park Leader """
P O. Box 430
Iowa Park TX 76367 (Wichita County)
SMSA. Wichita Falls. TX
Telephone (817) 592-4431
Mailing Address-
P.O. Box 430
Iowa Park TX 76367
Pub. Frequency Thursdays
JASPER
Jasper News-Boy, The
302 N Wheeler
Jasper TX 75951 (Jasper County)
Telephone (409) 384-3441
Mailing Address
PO Box 1419
Jasper TX 75951
Pop Served 7.500
Year Establish- 1865
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub. Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $15 /Yr
Publicity Mtls. 06.14.15.16.18 19.20.21
22.24.25
Freelance Pay Do Not Accent
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 4.800
Circulation Type. Paid
Owmrd):
The Enterprise Co
P 0. Box 3071
Beaumont TX 77704
Ownership %: 100
Management:
C. M Yeary Publisher
Deadline: Monday prior to Wednesday
publication date.
Supolement(s):
Jasper News - Boy Shopper. The
Day Published. Weekly (Wednesday)
Lead Time- Monday Prior
Publicity Mtls 06.14.15.16.21.24
Mtls Deadline- Monday Prior
JEFFERSON
Jefferson Jimplecute
Drawer J
Jefferson TX 75657 (Marion County)
Telephone (903)665-2462
Year Establish 1848
Pub. Frequency: Weekly
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $15 In Cnty/$20 in
Texas/$25 Out of State Annual
Publicity Mtls: 14.21.22.23
Circulation other 2.500
Circulation Type Paid
Deadline: MATERIAL DEADLINES.
Tuesdays. 10 am
KARNES CITY
Karnes Citation, The
110 S Market St
Karnes City TX 78118 (Karnes County)
Telephone- (512) 780-3924
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 489
Karnes City TX 78116
Pop Served: 3.296
Year Establish 1895
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate: $12.50/Yr Cty .
$17.50/Yr. Outside Cty
Publicity Mtls 14.18.19.21.22
Freelance Pay: $.50/Col. In
Print Process: Offset
Circulation: other 2.550
Circulation Type: Paid
Management
Ernestine Beicker Publisher
Denise Newton . Advertising Manager
Ernestine Beicker . Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Robert Menn . Editor
Friday 5 pm
«*):
South Texas Merchandiser
Day Published: Monthly
Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Desc.' Advertiser
Publicity MtJs: 11.12.19.21.23
Contact: Ernestine Beicker
Telephone: (512) 780-3924
PO Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
Woman's
Desc : Women s Page
Publicity Mtls. 01.04.07.12.14.15.16.
17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26
Mtls Deadline Fridays Preceding Publ
Dates
Contact Robert Menn
Telephone (512) 780-3924
P 0 Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
Energy Graduation. Youth Fair etc
Publicity Mtls 01.07.12.14.15.1617
18.19.20.21 22.23.242526.
Mtls Deadline Fridays Preceding Pub
Dates
Contact Robert Menn
Telephone (512) 780-3924
P 0 Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
Progress
Contact Robert Menn
Telephone (512) 780-3924
P 0 Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
Youth Fair
Desc Children
Contact Robert Menn
TelspVvr (512) 780-3924
P 0. Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
Hunting
Desc. Recreation
Contact Robert Menn
Telephone (512) 780-3924
P 0. Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
Farm & Ranch
Desc.. Farming-Gardening
Contact: Robert Menn
Telephone (512) 780-3924
P 0. Box 489
Karnes City TX 78118
KAUFMAN
•Kaufman Herald
102 W Grove St
Kaufman TX 7S142 (Kaufman County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (214)932-2171
Mailing Address
102 W Grove St
Kaufman TX 75142
Year Establish: 1886
Pub Frequency- Thursday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $15/Yr In County.
$18/Yr Out of County
Publicity Mtls 06.12.14.19.21.22.24
Circulation other 3.800
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerls):
Hartman Newspapers. Inc
P 0. Box 1390
Rosenberg TX 77471
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
John Collins .Editor
Deadline: Mondays 5 pm
SupplememOh
Shopping Guide. The
Day Published: Weekly - Mondays
Lead Time Thursdays at No ,
Desc. Advertiser
Publicity Mtls: 14
Mtls Deadline Thursday Noon
Contact- Martha Anderson
Telephone: (214) 932-2171
202 W. Grove
Kaufman TX 75142
KEMP
•Cedar Creek Pilot ""*
Rt. 5. Box 184. Highway 85
Kemp TX 75143 (Kaufman County)
SMSA: Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (903) 432-3132
Mailing Address:
Hwy. 85 W.. Box 184
Kemp TX 75143
Pop. Served 7.000
Year Establish- 1970
Pub. Frequency Sun. Thurs
Pub. Size. Standard-Size
Subscrip Rate: $17.50/Yr
Publicity Mtls- 06.12.15.18.19.20.::
Freelance Pay: 72 Hours Prior
°'int Process Offset
Circulation Sunday 6.394 other 5J
Circulation Type- Paid
Owners):
Donrey Media Group
PO. Box 1359
Fort Smith AR 72902
Ownership % 100
Management-
Dan Dwelle Pybj
Nelta Jollitl Circulation Man
Teresa St Romam
Classified Adv
Editorial:
Debbie Stryker . .
Deadline: 72 hours prior to publication
date
KERMIT
Wlnkler County News, The
109 S. Poplar
Kermit TX 79745 (Wmkler County)
Telephone. (915) 586-2561
Mailing Address.
P.O. Drawer A
Kermit TX 79745
Year Establish: 1936 V
Pub Frequency: Sunday & Thursday '*
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rat* $149S/Yr.-Cnty
Publicity Mtls: 07.11.14.15.16.17.19.J8L^
21.22.23.24.25 Zr '*
Freelance Pay. Depends On Type -•
Print Process- Offset -i
Circulation: morning 3.700. !:i-l
Sunday 3.700 ••••> 9 •
Circulation Type. Paid . •-.•* S
Golden West Free Press. Inc
109 S. Poplar
Kermit TX 79745
Ownership % 100
Manafement:
B* J. Beckham ......
James J Green Advertising Mmaiai ••
Editorial: .,-. • 4
Bill J. Beckham ............ tsfdBat
Martha Brewer ..... Society Editor
Deadline: 5 pm Tuesday for Thursday. -
Noon Friday for Sunday w -
KERRVILLE :*'
Kerrvllle Mountain Sun , V"""
208 Rodriguez St.
Kerrville TX 78028 (Kerr County)
Telephone: (512) 257-3300 .
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 1249
Kerrville TX 78028
Pop. Served: 15.872
Year Establish: 1881
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday • , *f
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate: $15/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.04.05.06.07.11.12.
13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21
Freelance Pay. Varies ,j •
Print Process: Offset "• . t
Circulation: other 5,800 . ..'".'
Circulation Type: Paid .. , -...,
Owner(s): A.. 'f j
Mam Street Media . .,.,-,'.•
P.O. Box 1249
Kerrville TX 78028
Ownership %: 100
,„,!..
'
J.Tom Graham ?..J>UBieher
Deadline: Mondays. 5 pm ..jT '
SupptamenKs): ",'
Sundial Entertainment Guide ... ..
Day Published: Weekly '''" ;
Lead Time: Fridays at 5 pm
Desc.: Entertainment
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.04.0S.06.07.09.
10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19
Mtls Deadline: 5pm Fridays
rontacf J Tom Graham
Telephone: (512) 257-3300
208Rodviguez
Kerrville TX 78028
'dene*
I area newspaper l»C«m«n i»«m aKnro* 21-6m«m *m ez-uncra to tdnor z3-Ni» Product Mm a*^m«mm Hun 25-Quot. ma <
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KINGSVILLE
Kintjlvftle Record. The "**
? 0 Box 951
Kingsviile TX 78363 (Kleberg Countvi
Telephone 1512) 592-4304
Year Establish 1906
Pub Frequency Semi • Weekly
=ub Sue Broadsneei
iubscnp Role $30 /Vr
Print Process Ollset
urcuiation other 7 500
Circulation Type Paid
Deadline: Three days before publication
LA GRANGE
Fayttte County Record, The (E) ""
127 S Washington
La Grange TX 78945 (Fayette County I
Telephone (409) 968-3155
Mailing Address
PO Box 400
La Grange TX 78945
Pop Served 5.000
Year Establish 1922
Pub. Frequency Tues & fn
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $15 50/Yr
Publicity Mils 14 21 22
Freelance Pay None
Print Process Offset
Circulation evening 5.800
Circulation Type Paid
Owiwrd):
Richard L Barton
Management:
Richard L Barton. Jr President
Richard L Barton Jr Publisher
Richard L Barton. Jr
Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Richard L Barton Jr Editor
Deadline: 48 hour prior to publication
LA MARQUE
•U Marque Times ""
1118 Bayou Rd
La Marque TX 77566 (Calvestn County)
SMSA. Galveston-Te»as City. TX
Telephone (409) 935-2431
Mailing Address
PO Bo* 158
La Marque TX 77568
Year Establish 1946
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate- $12/Yr
Publicity Mm 01.05.06.11 14 1821.22
24
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process- Offset
Circulation- morning 6. L04 other 6.104
Circulation Type Paid
OWIMC<»):
Galveston Newspapers. Inc
PD Boi 628
Galveston TX 77550
Ownership % 100
MaVtaWfTIMtt'
Dolph TiHotson President
Gurney King Publisher
EdMartal:
Gurney King Editor
: Before Publication - 3 Days
U PORTE
•B«y»hore Sun, The
1200 Hwy 146. S . Ste 180
La Porte TX 77571 (Harris County)
SMSA. Houston. TX .
Telephone (713)471-1234
Mating Address.
PO Box 1414
La Porte TX 77571
Pop Served 17.000
Year Establish 1947
Pub Frequency Wednesday Sunday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscnp Rate $20 /Yr
<=ublicitv Mtls 11:214151617202!
22 23.24.25 26
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 5 300
Circulation Type- Paid
Ownertt):
Hartman Newspapers
PO Box 1390
Rosenberg TX 77471
Ownership % 100
Management:
John Black Publisher
Deadline: Thursday-5 for Sunday
Monday-5 (or Wednesday
SupptemmKih
Bayshore Sun Extra
Day Published- Wednesday
Lead Time Monday • 5 for
Publicity Mils 14 15.17.19 21.23
Mtis Deadline Monday • 5 for
Wednesday
Contact John Black
Telephone (713) 47M234
911 S Broadway
La Porte TX 77571
LAMESA
Lamesa Press-Reporter '"**
523 N 1st St.
Lamesa TX 79331 (Dawson County)
Telephone (806) 872-2177
Mailing Address
PO Bos 710
Lamesa TX 79331
Pop Served 11 778
Year Establish 1905
Pub. Frequency Wed & Sun
Pub. Size Broadsheet
SuBscrip Rate- $23.25/Yr Local
Publicity Mils 15.22.24
Freelance Pay $ 50 /Col Inch
Print Process Ottset
Wire Services None
Circulation other 4.620
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Roberts Publishing Co
210 E Broadway
Andrews TX 79714
Ownership % 51
Walter Bucket
523 N 1st St
Lamesa TX 79331
Ownership % 49
HUMfwrfVWfflti
Walter Buckei President
Walter Buckei Publisher
Jana Ball Advertising Manager
Gay Shotner Circulation Manager
Jeanette Clme Classified Adv Manag
Russel Skiles Personnel Manager
Editorial:
Russel Skiles Editor
Jan Mapper Women's Interest Edit
Deadline: 2PM Friday lor Sunday
edition. 2PM Tuesday for
Wednesday edition
LANCASTER
•Lancaster News ""'
Town Soujrc
Lancaster TX 75146 (Dallas County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 227-6033
Year Establish 1975
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub Size: Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $12/City. $14 /
Elswhere. $16/Out 01 State
Publicity Mils- 01.06.10.11.12.13.14.15.
16.19.20.21.22
Circulation other 11.517
Circulation Type Paid
Owner!!)-.
Suburban Publishers
320 N Mam
Ouncanville Tx 75116
Ownership % 100
Bureaus):
Suburban Publishers
320 N Mam
Ouncanville TX 75116
Telephone (214) 298-4211
Contact Richard Rae. Publisher
Richard Rae Publisher
Editorial:
Bill Day Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
LEVELLAND
Levelland Hockley County News-
Press
711 Austin St
Levelland TX 79336 (Hockley County)
Telephone (806)894-3171
Mailing Address
PO. Drawer 1628
Levelland TX 79336
Pop. Served 13.800
Year Establish 1925
Pub. Frequency Wed it Sun
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate- $1995/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.02.03.14.15.16.17.18.
19.20.21.22.24.25
Freelance Pay 404 Col Inch
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning a.uuO.
Sunday 5.350
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Stephen A Henry
313 Dogwood
LeveHano TX 79336
Hockley County Publishing. Inc
Drawer 1628
Levelland TX 79336
Management:
Stephen A Henry .President
Stephen A Henry Publisher
Brenda Reese Classified Adv. Manag
Paul Pmkert Sales Manager
Editorial.
Stephen A Henry Editor in Chief
Mitch Word Sports Editor
Deadline: Three days prior publication
LEW1SVILLE
•Coppell Gazette '""
LewisviUe Leader Professional Bldg . St
100
LewisviUe TX 75067 (Denton County)
SMSA- Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (214) 393-7424
Mailing Address
P O. Box 674
Coppell TX 75019
Pub. Frequency- Wednesday
Pub. Size: Standard Size
Subscrip. Rate. Free For Community
Circulation: other 5.800 -
Circulation Type: Free
OwnerO):
Taylor Communications. Inc
1712 Belttine
Carrollton TX 75006
Ownership S. 100
Wayne Epperson
Christian R. SchHt . Publisher
Editor
•CAffltOUTON TIMES CHRONICLE*"
P 0 Box 308
Lewisville TX 75067 (Denton County)
SMSA- Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone: (214) 436-3566
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Circulation Type- Paid
Management:
Wayne Epperson . Publish?•
Editorial:
Wayne Epperson ... . Eu.lor
LIBERTY
•Houston Chronicle
1903 Commerce
Liberty TX 77575 (Liberty County)
SMSA Houston TX
•Liberty Gazette
314 Mam
Liberty TX 77575 (Liberty County)
SMSA Houston. TX
Telephone (409) 336-6416
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 1908
Liberty TX 77575
Year Establish 1960
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Size 4 Color Photos/Art
Subscnp Rate None - Free Newspaper
Publicity Mtls 10.14.15.16.19.21.22
Freelance Pay Variable
Print Process: Offset
Circulation other 8.500
Circulation Type Free
Deadline: Each Friday at Noon
•Vindicator. The ""*
301 Vera Ln.
LiberJyJX 77575 (Liberty County)
-Muston. TX
Telephone (713) 336-9223
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 9189
Liberty TX 77575
Year Establish: 1887
Pub Frequency: Bi - Weekly (Wed &
Su.)
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $25.50/Yr Lbty-Srndng
Cnts 132/Yr Texas. S35/USA
Publicity Mtls 14
Print Process Offset
Circulation morning 6.000.
Sunday 6.000
Circulation Type Paid
Owneiti):
Hartman Newspapers. Inc
P 0. Box 1390
Rosenberg TX 77471
Ownership % 100
fUMlemint(>):
Vindicator Advertiser. The
Day Published: Wednesday
Lead Time. 72 Hours Prior
Publicity Mtls. 14
Mtts Deadline: 72 Hours Prior to
Publication
Contact: Erne Zieschang
Telephone: (409) 336-3611
P 0. Box 9189
Liberty TX 77575
LITTLEFIELD
Lamb County Leader-Newt "*"
313 W 4th
LitHeheW TX 79339 (Lamb County)
Telephone: (806) 385-4481
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 72
Utttenekt TX 79339
Year Establish: 1923
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday. Sunday
Pub. Size: Standard Sue
Subscnp. Rale: $18.50/Yr; $21.35 Out
County: $24.20 Out State
Pubhoty Mtls: 01.06.12.14.15.16.18.19.
20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Print Process: Offset
Circulation Sunday 2.800. other 3.000
Circulation Type: Paid
Owner**):
Roberts Publishing Company
Box 72
LittleneM TX 79339
Ownership %: 100
Management
ent Taylor . . Publisher
tdltorlal.
Joeua Loworn ... . Editor
Deadline: Noon Tuesdays & Fridays
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LIVINGSTON
-Kingston East Texas Eye
"0 Box 1149
l.vmgston TX 77351 (Polk County)
Pub Freouencv Thursday
: rculation oiner 4 700
Editorial:
l/n Carl Editor
Livingston Polk County Enterprise
= 0 Box 221
Livingston TX 77351 (Polk County)
Telephone <713) 327-4357
Pub Freauencv Thurs Sun
Circulation otner 5 000
Editorial:
Frank May Editor
LLANO
Llano News, The
813 Berry St
Llano TX 78643 (Ujno County)
Telephone (915) 247-4433,
Mailing Address
Box 187
Llano TX 78643
Year Establish 1889
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Sue Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate t!4/Yr In County
Publicity Mils 01.06.11 14.17.21.22
Print Process Web offset
Circulation other 3.800
Circulation Type Paid
0»ner<»):
Walter L Buckner
Box 187
Llano TX 78643
Ownership % 100
Managunant:
Walter L. Buckner Publisher
Editorial:
Walter L Buckner Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
Supplements):
The Llano News
Day Published Thursdays
Lead Time Monday Noon
Desc uocal News & Features
Publicity Mtls 01.06.19.21.22.24
Mtls Deadline Monday Noon
Contact- W. L Buckner
Telephone (915) 247-3711
Boi 187
Llano TX 78643
LOCKHART
Lockhart Post Register
P 0 Box 360
Lockhart TX 78644 (Caldwell County)
Telephone (512) 398-4886
Pop. Served- 8.500
Year Establish 1872
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $28/Yr
Publicity Mtls. 06.07.10.11.12.13.14.15.
16.19.21.22
Freelance Pay Open
Print Process: Ottset-Web
Circulation other 3.800
Circulation Type Paid
Management
Dana Garrett President
Dana Garrett . .. Publisher
Wayne Bock .Advertising Manager
Tern Garrett Classified Adv. Manag
Deadline: Noon-Monday
LULING
Lullng Newsboy and Signal, The
415 E Davis
Lulmg TX 78648 (Caldwell County)
Telephone (512)875-2116
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 352
Lulmg TX 78648
Year Establish 1940
Pub. Freouency Thursday
Pub Sue Broaosneet
Subscrip Rate. $15.25/Yr Local
Publicity Mtls- 06.09 12.14.lb 16.17 19
21.22.24
Prmt Process Offset
Circulation other 3 000
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Lulmg Publishing Comoany me
415 E Davis
Lulmg TX 78648
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Karen G McCrary Editor
Deadline: Newscopy Tuesday at noon
MALAKOFF
low
Eustace News
P 0 Box 509
Malakotl TX 75148 (Hendersn County)
Telephone. (214) 489-0531
Ownerls):
Malakotl Territory Times Publishing Co
Gun Barrel City News
P 0 Box 509
Malakotl TX 75148 (Hendersn County)
Telephone (214) 489-0531
Pub Frequency. Thursday
Owners):
Malakotl Territory Times Publishing Co
Editorial:
Bob Lund Editor
Kemp News
P 0 Box 509
Maiakofl TX 75148 (Hendersn County)
Telephone (214) 489-0531
Pub. Frequency Thursday
OwnerU):
Malakotl Territory T.mes Publishing Co
Editorial:
Roxw Laurent Editor
Mabank Banner '"**
P.O. Box 509
Malakoff TX 75148 (Hendersn County)
Telephone (214) 489-0531
Pub. Frequency. Thursday
Own*r(i):
Malakoff Territory Times Publishing Co
Editorial:
Anita Lund Editor
Malakoff News "*"
PO Box 509
Maiakofl TX 75148 (Hendersn County)
Telephone (214)489-0531
Pop Served 2.045
Year Establish. 1914
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sat: Standard Sue
Subscrip. Rate $12/Out Of Country
$15/0ut of State
Publicity Mtls. 12.14.18.19.20.21.23.24
26
Pnnt Process: Offset
Circulation, other 1.600
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownerts):
Don Rey Media Group
920 Rogers Ave.
Fort Smith AR 72901
Ownership V 100
Jerry Ashley.. Advertising Manager
Dick Crowe . Circulation Manager
Jerry Ashley Classitied Adv Manag
Editorial:
Ofon Ashley.. Editor
Benny Rogers . .. Sports Editor
Deadline: 5 pm Monday
SupotenwmXt):
Maiakofl
Day Published: Weekly
Lead Time: 5 Days
Publicity Mtls: 12.14.18.19.20.21.23.
24.26
Mtls Deadline. Noon Friday
Contact Jerry Ashley
Telephone- (214) 489-0531
Box 509
Malakott TX 75148
- MARBLE FALLS
Marble Falls Highlander
206 Mam
Marble Fails TX 78654 <6urnei County)
Telephone |512) 693-4367
Mailing Address
P 0 Drawer iOOO
Marble Falls TX 78654
Year Establish 1959
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size 4 Color Photos/Art
Subscrip Rate- $2975/Yr
Publicity Mtls 07 11 12.14 15 16 17 18
19.20.21.22.23.24.2526
Freelance Pay $50/Feature
Print Process Offset
Circulation- other 9.000
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Bill Bray
P 0 Drawer P
Marble Falls TX 78654
Ownership % 100
Management:
Roy Neves Publisher
Ardia Gisel Advertising Manager
Donna Rodgers Circulation Manager
Donna Rodgers Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Suzanne Kennedy Editor
Sondra Rester Feature Editor
Sondra Rester Women s Interest Edit
Supplements):
TV Listings
Day Published Thursday
Lead Time Friday
Publicity Mtls 07 14.15.16.17
Contact Roy Neves
Telephone (512) 693-4367
PO Drawer 1000
Marble Falls TX 78654
MARSHALL
•Marshall News Messenger °"~
Box 730
Marshall TX 75670 (Harrison County)
SMSA Longview-Marshall. TX
Telephone (903)935-7914
Mailing Address
Box 730
Marshall TX 75670
Pub Frequency Daily M • F 4 Su
Subscrip Rate $7620m
Editorial:
Billy Mussett Editor
MART
•Mart Herald """
420 Texas Ave
Mart TX 76664 (Mclennan County)
SMSA Waco. TX
Telephone (817) 876-2681
Mailing Address-
PO. Box 150
Mart TX 76664
Year Establish: 1901
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: $10/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 01.14.15 16.17.19.21.22.
24.26
Circulation, other 2.300
Circulation Type Paid
Owners):
Mart Herald. The
420 Texas Ave
Mart TX 76664
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
John Sellman Edito-
Deadline: 2 Days Prior to Publication
MATHIS
•Mathis News ""
P 0 Box 38
Mathis TX 78368 (San Patr County)
SMSA Corpus Christi TX
Telephone (512) 547-3274
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 38
Mathis TX 78368
Pub Freouency Thursday
Circulation other 2 550
Owner(s):
San Patricio Publishing Co Inc •
Owner
P 0 Drawer B
Smton TX 78387
Management:
Helen S. Tracy Publisher
Editorial:
James V Mathis Editor
MCALLEN
•Valley Town Crier, McAllen """
1811 N 23rd St
Mcallen TX 78501 (Hidalgo County)
SMSA McAllen-Pharr-Edmburg TX
Telephone (512)682-2423
Pop Served 279.187
Year Establish 1964
Pub Frequency- Wednesday
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate: Free
Publicity Mtls: 11.14.19.21.23.26
Freelance Pay Non-Paid
Print Process: Offset
Circulation Type- Controlled
Ownerts):
Valley Media. Inc
1811 N. 23rd St
Mcallen TX 78501
Ownership % 100
Management
Mike McKmney . . Publisher
Deadline: Wednesday previous to
publication Previous Wednesday to
publication day
Supplements):
Valley Town Crier
Day Published. Weekly on Wednesdays
Lead Time One Week
Publicity Mtls 06.07.10.11.12.14.15.
16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
MIDLOTHIAN
•Midlothian Reporter '"*
121 N. Mam
Midlothian TX 76065 (Ellis County)
SMSA Dallas-Fort Worth. TX
Telephone (214) 775-2371
Mailing Address
Box 967
Midlothian TX 76065
Pop. Served: 5.000
Year Establish: 1968
Pub Frequency- Thursday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp. Rate: $12/Yr.
Publicity Mtls: 01 .\
Pnnt Process: Offset
Circulation other 1.200
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerts):
Suburban Publishers
P.O. Box 381029
Duncanville TX 7S138
Ownership % 100
Management-
Linda Ball PoMaher
Deadline: Mondays 4:00 P.M
" MISSOURI CY
•fort Bend Mirror ""*
1550 Kentorest
Missouri Cy TX 77489 (Ft Bend County)
SMSA- Houston. TX
telephone- (713) 438-6610
Mailin? »ddress-
0 Box 697
•denotes major metro area ne«ipaper
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-.fusoun City TX 7'459
IP M'veu lt> 000
_Y«er EsiaWish 1956
FuB—Frequency Wed Sun
Fuo Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rale $18 /Yr
Publicity Mils 01 Jl 14151617 ;S)9
2021.222324
Print Process Offset
>culation Sunday 6 700 otner IB 700
JircuiaNon Type Pjid
Owner(i)-
Hartman Newspapers Inc
PO Box 1088
Rosenberg TX 77471
Ownership =/. 100
Management:
Willis Webb Publisher
Editorial:
Robert Heanei Editor
MONAHANS
Monahans News
107 W 2nd
Monahans TX 79756 (Ward County)
Telephone (915) 943-4313 •
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 767
Monahans TX 79756
Pop Served 12.000
Year Establish 1931
Pub Frequency Saturday Thurs
Pub Sat. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $20 In County
Publicity Mils- 06.07 11 12.13 14 15 16
18.19.20.21 22.232425
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 4 100
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Pearson Cooper
P O Box 767
Monahans TX 79756
Ownership % 34
Mary Lowe
1235 Lodema
Ouncanville TX 75116
Ownership % 33
PhH Cooper
Rt 2. 404 Woodlands
LewisvMe TX 75067
Ownership % 33
Management:
Pearson Cooper Publisher
Olga Terrazas Advertising Manager
Editorial:
Dennis Ball Editor
Rebecca Laecheim Society Fditor
A G ArJair Sports Editor
Deadline: 48 Mrs Prior
SuppMfTMnt(s):
Area Spotlight The
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 1 - Week
Publicity Mils 0611.12.14.171920
23.25
Mtls Deadline 1 • Week
Contact Pearson Cooper
Telephone (915)943-4313
P.O Box 707
Monahans TX 79756
NAVASOTA
Whltlm I Son, Inc. D/B/A NamoU
Examiner Review
115 Railroad St
Navasota TX 77868 (Grimes County)
Telephone (409) 825-6484
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 751
Navasota TX 77868
Pop. Served 6.006
Year Establish: 1894
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscrip Rate. $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls 14.21
Print Process OHset
Circulation Sunday 4 864
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts)-
~ H V/hilten
PO Box 751
Navasota TX 77868
Ownersnio •» 100
Management:
R H Whitten President
Clark Whitten President
Jo Yanchak Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Clar* Whitten Editor
Deadline: Monday Noon
NEDERLAND
•Midcounty Chronicle
2112 Nedenaid Ave
Nederland TX 77627 (Jeftersn County)
SMSA Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange.
TX
Telephone (409) 722 0479
Mailing Address
PO Box 2140
Nederland TX 77627
Pop Served 14000
Year Establish 1931
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Pub Size Standard Size
Publicity Mtls. 0607 10.11 12 14 15 16.
18.19.20.21.22.24
Circulation other 20,400
Circulation Type Free
Ownerts):
The Enterprise Co
380 Walnut
Beaumont TX 77701
Ownership % 100
Manag entente
George Irish President
Betty Stansbury Publisher
Jo Anne Stuckey Advertising Manager
Oavid Crum Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Pat Huckeby Editor
Pat Huckeby Assignment Editor
Elizabeth Youngblood
Women s Interest Edit
Deadline: Friday Noon prior to following
Wednesday publ.
NEW BRAUNFELS
•New Braunfets Herald I Zeitung""
707 Landa St
New Braunfels TX 78130
(Comal County)
SMSA San Antonio TX
Telephone (512) 625-9144
Pop Served 22.500
Year Establish 1852
Pub Frequency "i W Th F pm • Su
am
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $32 /Yr
Publicty Mtls 01.02.0304.05.060717
18.19.20.21.2223
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Offset
Wire Services- AP
Circulation evening 7.103.
Sunday 8.744. other 12.750
Circulation Type Controlled
Owner*.):
Southern Newspapers. Inc
1050 merest Dr
Houston TX 77042
Ownership % 100
Management:
David F Kramer Publisher
Sandi Hutter Advertising Manager
Carol Ann Avory Circulation Manager
Karen Remmger Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Wanda Lasator Editor
Wanda Lasator Business Editor
David Builta .. Court Editor
David Builta Entertainment Editor
Dana Overstreet Food Editor
Wanda Lasator Opinion Editor
Tom Labmski Outdoor Editor
Deryl Clark Photography Editor
Dana Overstreet Society Editor
Tom Labmski Sports Editor
Deadline: 2 Days 5 pm Prior to
Publication Oate
Supptememts):
Montage
Oay~Published Sunday
Lead Time 3 Days
Publicity Mtls 01 02.03 04 05.07 08
11. 14.15.17 19
NEW ULM
New (Jim Enterprise
Hwy 109 S
New Ulm TX 78950 (Austin County!
Telephone (409) 992-3351
Mailing Address
Box 128
New Ulm TX 78950
Year Establish 1910
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $9/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.06 14.21.22
Print Process Photo Litho Offset
Circulation other 1 335
Ownerfs):
Raymond L Dungen. jr
Box 128
New Ulm TX 78950
Ownership % 100
EdltorUI:
Raymond L Dungen. Jr. . Editor
Deadline: Tuesday. 5 pm
NIXON
News- Star
217 N Nixon Ave
Nixon TX 78140 (Gonzales County)
Telephone (512) 582-1328
Year Establish- 1906
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $16 Local. $21 In State.
$25 Out of State
Publicity Mtls- 01.02.03.04.05.06.11.12
22.24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation other 1.821
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertt):
Charles Bloom
217 N Nixon Ave
Nixon TX 78140
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Charles Bloom Editor
Deadline: Monday pm
ODEM
•Odem • Edroy Time* """
P 0 Drawer B
Odem TX 78370 (San Pair County)
SMSA- Corpus Chnsti TX
Telephone (512) 364-1270
Ma*ng Address
P 0. Drawer B
Odem TX 78370
Put. Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 650
San Patncio Publishing Co . Inc -
Owner
P.O. Drawer B
Smton TX 78387
Helen S Tracy
Editorial:
Marta E Garza
Publisher
.Editor
PALACIOS
Palaclm Beacon, The
453 Commerce St.. P.O. Box 817
Palaoos TX 77465 (Matagrda County)
Telephone- (512) 972-2610
Mailing Address:
PO. Box 817
Palaces TX 77465
Year Establish 1906
Pub Frequency WeeWy
Pub Size Broadsheet
"-uoscno Rate $15 50 Local/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.14.15 16.18.1921 22
2426
Print Process Offset
Circulation other 2.500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Toney Publishing
113 E Bernard
Waller TX 77484
Ownership % 100
Deadline: 2 pm Monday
PITTSBURG
Pittshurg Gazette, Inc., The
112 Quitman St
Pittsburg TX 75686 (Camp County)
Telephone (214)856-6629
Mailing Address
112 Quitman St.
Pittsburg IX 75686
Pop Served- 5.000
Year Establish: 1884
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $15/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.11.12.14.15.20.21.22.
26
Print Process: Offset
Circulation other 3.800
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownert.):
Westward Communications
5005 LBJ Freeway. Ste. 1040
Oalls TX 75244
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
Wittiam R Owney . Editor
Deadline: Tuesdays Noon
PIEASANTON
Pto«anton Express
114 Goodwin
Pleasanton TX 78064 (Atascosa County)
Telephone (512) 569-2341
Mailing Address.
PO Box 880
Pleasanton TX 78064
Year Establish 1909
Pub Frequency: Wednesday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate: $20 /Local $25 /Out-
County $30 /Out-State $17/Sr Dt
Publicity Mtls 01.04.05.06.07.10.11.12.
13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21
Freelance Pay: Negotiable
Print Process: OHiet
Circulation- other 7.300
Circulation Type: Paid
Ovner(f):
Wrtkerson Publishing Co.
89 Pulbam
Pleasanton TX 78064
Ownership % 100
Wm. B Wifcerson .. Publisher
Mary Gallegos Advertising Manager
Gloria Q. Coward... Circulation Manager
EMorW: ^
Dam) B. Wrfkerson Cdttor
Mane Rodriguez Sports Editor
Peedilnr Monday before publication.
PORT ISABEL
•Pert Isabel-South Padre Press "*"
101 Maxan
Port Isabel TX 78578 (Cameron County)
SMSA Brownsville Hartmgen-San Benrto.
TX
Telephone: (512) 943-5545
Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 308
Port Isabel TX 78578
Year Establish: 1950
Pub. Frequency: Mon. & Thu.
Pub Size. Broadsheet
".scrip Rate $24/Yr $16/6 Mos
jutside -v $18/Yr $12/6 Mos in
Publicity Mtls- 06.07.10.11.12.14.15.18.
rconr.
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_.8nnt Process Ottset
Ctrtutation other 6,100
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
Steve N Elam Pres News Puoiisnmg
Co . Inc
PO. Box 1791
San Bemto Tx 78586
Ownership % 100
Deadline: A days prior 10 puoiication
SupplementU):
South Padre Parade
Day Published Monthly
Lead Time 2 Weens
Publicity Mtls- 10.14
Mtls Deadline 2 Weeks
Contact Judy J Elam
Telephone (512)943-5545
P 0 Box 308
Port Isabel TX 78578
PORTLAND
•Portland News
P 0 Box 14
Portland TX 78374 (San Pair County)
SMSA Corpus Chnsti. TX
Telephone. (512) 643-1566
Pub Frequency Thursday
Subicnp Rate- S18.20/Vr IP County
Circulation other 3.800
Ownerts):
San Palncio Publishing Co . Inc •
Owner
P 0 Drawer B
Smton TX 78387
Management:
John Tracy Publisher
Editorial:
Genny Glover Editor
POTTSBORO
•Pottsboro Press
PO Box 570
PottsDoro TX 75076 (Grayson County)
SMSA- Sherman-Demson. TX
Telephone. (214) 786-4051
Year Establish 1984
Pub. Frequency Weekly
Pub. Site: Broadsheet
Subscnp. Rate. $12/ln County: $15/ln
State. $19/0ut ol State
Publicity Mtls 06.14.15.16.21 22
Circulation Type Paid
QUITMAN
Wood County Democrat
113 W Lipscomb P.O. Box 308
Quitman TX 75783 (Wood County)
Telephone (214) 763-4522
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Circulation other 3.600
Owners):
Howard L Woodall. Sr
PO Box G
Grand Saline TX 75140
Editorial:
Bobbie Powell . Editor
RANGER
(tenter Time*
211 Elm
Ranger TX 76470 (Eastland County)
Telephone: (817) 647-1101
Mailing Address
PO Box 118
Ranger TX 76470
Pop. Served 3.200
Year Establish 1919
Pub. Frequency. Thurs. Sun
Pub. Sue Standard Sue
Subscrip. Rate. $18/Yr. Cu.. $23/Yr
Ad|. Cty $25/Yr. St.
Publicity Mtls- 06.14.15.16.18.19.21.22.
24
Print Process Offset
Wire Services TPA
Circulation other 1 200
Circulation Tvoe Paid
OwiMT(t):
Easttand County Newspaper me
P 0 Box 29
Eastland TX 76448
Eastland County Newspapers me
P 0 Box 29
Eastland TX 76448
H V 0 Brien
1201 S Seaman
Eastland TX 76448
Gay Nell O'Brien
1201 S Seaman
Eastland TX 76448
Ranger Times
Management:
H V O'Brien President
Patti Cozart Advertising Manager
Deadline: Monday 5 pm Thursday 5 Dm
Supplement^):
The Ranger Times
Day Published. Twice Weekly
Lead Time Mon & Th 5 00
Publicity Mtls 06 14.15.16.19.21.22
24
Mtls Deadline- Mon & Thurs At 5
PM
Contact Patti Cozart
Telephone. (817) 647-1101
211 Elm PQ Box 118
Ranger TX 76470
Personnel Joyce Duggan
Martha Castro
Hale Dunson
RISING STAR
Rising Star. The
104 N Main St
Rising Star TX 76471 (Eastland County)
Telephone (817) 643-4141
Mailing Address
PO Box 127
Rising Star TX 76471
Pop Served- 1.204
Year Establish- 1892
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sue Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $9. S13. $19/Yr
Circulation other 900
Circulation Type Paid
Owner)!):
Eastland County Newspapers Inc
P 0 Box 29
Eastland TX 76448
Ownership ',', 100
Management
H V. O'Brien Publisher
Editorial:
Carolyn RatliH Editor
Deadline: Tuesday
ROBSTOWN
•NiNces County Record Star, The
104 N Fifth St
Robstown TX 78380 (Nueces County)
SMSA: Corpus Christi, TX
Telephone (512)387-4511
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1192
Robstown TX 78380
Pop. Served: 15.000
Year Establish: 1919
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Sac- Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $18.SO/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.11.12.13.14.15.16.19.
20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay None
Print Process. Ottset
Wire Services None
Circulation, other 7.000
Circulation Type Paid
OwrwrU):
Keach and Company. Inc
Ownership % 100
Management:
Kim Kaueger President
Darren Keach President
Sam Keach . Publisher
Dusty Knoblauch Advertising Manager
Editorial:
iam Keacn cjitor
Deadline: 5PM Monday
ROCKDALE
Rockdale Reporter
221-225 E Cameron
Rockdaie TX 76567 (Milam Countvi
Telephone (512)146-5833
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 552
Rockdale TX 76567
Pop Served 5 500
Year Establish 1873
Pub Freauency Thur (Weekly)
Pub. Si.-e Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $17/Yr
Publicity Mtls 24
Circulation other 4 706
Circulation Type Paid
Management:
J W Cooke Publisher
Henry Tyler Advertising Manager
Jewel Bounds Circulation Manager
Linda Whorton Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
J W Cooke Editor
Deadline: Monday 5 pm
ROUND ROCK
•Round Rock Leader
105 S Blair
Round Rock TX 78664
(Willmson County;
SMSA. Austin TX
Telephone (512) 255-5827
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 428
Round Rock TX 78680
Year Establish 1886
Pub. Frequency Mon Thurs
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate- $22/Yr Local $28/Yr
Out of Area. $34/Yr Out State
Publicity Mtls 06.07 11.12.14 15.16.19.
20.21.22.24
Print Process Off-Set
Circulation other 5.500
Circulation Type Paid
Editorial:
David Wolbrueck Editor
Charlotte McCarr Home Editor
Bill Schnell Sports Editor
Deadline: 4 days prior to PUD date
•Round Rock Leader
105 S Blair
Round Rock TX 78664
(Willmson County)
SMSA Austin. TX
Telephone (512) 255-5827
Mailing Address
P 0. Box 428
Round Rock TX 78680
Year Establish 1876
Pub Frequency Semi-WeeHly. Thursday
& Monday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate. $22/Yr . $17.50/9
Mos.. $12.50/6 Mos . $7/3 Mos.
Publicity Mtls 06.07.11.12.14.15.16.17.
18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25
Freelance Pay. Negotiable
Print Process Web offset
Circulation other 5.650
Circulation Type Paid
Ownetls):
Todd Publications. Inc
4620 Lakeview
Austin TX 78731
Ownership % 75
Tom Nelson
Ownership % 12 x
Dick Baker
Ownership % 12
Management:
Ken Long. . Publisher
Mary Jane Todd Circulation Manager
Editorial:
David Wolbrueck • or
Deadline: Thursday noon tor Monday.
Monday tor Thursday
Supplement!!):
Leader Super Saver
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time Monday Noon lor
Publicity Mtls 01.06071011.12.13
14 15.16.17.18.19.20.21 2223
SAN ANTONIO
•Jim Berg Military Newspapers
7137 Military Or W
San Antonio TX 78227 (Bexar County)
SMSA. San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512) 675-4500
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 27040
Year Establish 75
Pub Frequency Wkly
Pub. Size Tabloid
Subscrip Rate: $35/Yr
Publicity Mtls 01.03.04.05.06.07.11.12.
14.15.16.17.19.20.21.22.23
Freelance Pay: Per Inch Printed
Print Process Offset
Wire Services None
Circulation morning 70.000
Ownerjt):
Jim Berg Publications. Inc
P 0 Box 27040
San Antonio TX 78227
Ownership % 100
Deadline: Monday. 5pm Advertising:
Friday. Prior Otherwise
•Recorder Times, The
8603 Botts Ln
San Antonio TX 78217 (Bexar County)
SMSA. San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512) 828-3321
Pub. Frequency- Weekly
Subscrip. Rate Free
Circulation other 131.000
Ownerts):
Recorder Times. The
8603 Botts Ln
San Antonio TX 78217
Editorial:
Edward Leal ... .. Editor
•San Antonio Greensheet, Inc. "°"
8500 Vicar. Ste 150
San Antonio TX 78218 (Bexar County)
SMSA San Antonio. TX
Telephone- (512) 271-2700
SAN AUGUSTINE
San Augustine Rambler, The
114 N. Harrison St.
San Augustine TX 75972
(Sn Agstn County)
Telephone (713) 275-2753
Pub. Frequency: Thursday
Circulation: other 4.000
Editorial:
Sam Malone • Editor
San Augustine Tribune "*"
315 W. Columbia St.
San Augustine TX 75972
(Sn Agstn County)
Telephone. (409) 275-2181
Mailing Address-
P 0. Box M
San Augustine TX 75972 "
Year Establish- 1909
Pub Frequency- Thursday
Pub. Size- Standard Size
Subscrip Rate: $3 50/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 06.21
Print Process. Offset
Circulation: other 5.800
Circulation Type- Paid
Editorial:
Artan Hays Editor
r^aeune: Monday P M
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SAN BENITO
•San Benito News
PO Box 1791
San Benito TX 78586 (Cameron County i
3MSA B'ownsviile-Harlmgen-San Benito
TX
Telephone (512)399-2436
=op Serveo 17 988
rear Establish 1946
?ub Freouency Sun Wed
?ub Size Standard Size
Subscrip Rate $18/Yr In County.
$25/Yr Outside County
Publicity Mtls 01.06 14 15.20 21.22.24
rtire Services AP
Circulation other 5 100
Circulation Type Paid
Ownerts):
News Publ Co . inc
356 N. Sam Houston
San Benito TX 78586
Ownership % 100
Management:
Steve M Elam Publisher
Jim Elam Advertising Manager
Pete Lopez Circulation Manager
Editorial:
Charles Robinson, ill Editor
Ester Hernandez Life Style Editor
Tony Solis Sports Editor
Deadline: 24 Hours Prior Publication
SEALY
Seaty News. Inc., The
111 Mam St
Sealy TX 77474 (Austin County)
Telephone (713) 885-3562
Mailing Address
P.O Drawer 480
Sealy TX 77474
Pop Served 3.875
Year Establish 1887
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $16/Yr
Publicity Mtls 06.11.13.15.19.21.22
Pnnt Process. Offset
Circulation- other 4.500
Circulation Type Paid
Ownertl):
The Sealy News Inc
Management
Mescal Soloman President
Earl C Luedecke Publisher
Witma Petrusek Advertising Manager
Nettie Swearmger Circulation Manager
Geraldme Abel Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Mhtma Petrusek Editor
DeadHne: Monday
SEGUIN
•SMuIn Gazette • Enterprise (ES) '""
1012 Schnewer Rd
Segum TX 78155 (Guadalpe County)
SMSA: San Antonio. TX
Telephone (512)379-5402
Maikng Address.
P.O. Box 1200
Sefum TX 78156
Year Establish. 1979
Pub. Frequency: Tu-W-Th-Fn-Su
Pub. Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate- $34/Yr
Publicity Mtls: 07.11.12.14.15.16.18.19
20.21.22.24
Freelance Pay Minimal
Pnnt Process. Offset
Wire Services. AP
Circulation- evening 7.500.
Sunday 7.800. other 8.500
Circulation Type: Paid
Ownerti):
Southern Newspapers. Inc
P 0 Box 1200
Segum TX 78156
Ownership % 100
Management:
Ron Filkins Publisher
Stephen K Tschoepe
Advertising Manager
Tim Soecntmg Circulation Manager
Calvin Salmon Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Sob Thaxton Court Editor
Ron Filkins Education Editor
Sandra Coie Entertainment Editor
Sandra Cole Life Style Editor
Stephen K Tscnoepe Real Estate Editor
Sandra Cole Religion Editor
Sandra Cole Women s Interest Eat
Deadline: One Week Prior to Desired
Publication Date
Supplementlt):
TV Guide
Day Published Weekly
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Desc Entertainment
Publicity Mils- 07.10.14.15.16.19
Mtls Deadline 2 Weeks Prior to
Desired Publication Date
Contact Kathie Ninneman
Telephone (512) 379-5402
PO Sox 1200
Segutn TX 78156
SEYMOUR
Baylor County Banner, The
109 E. Morris St.
Seymour TX 76380 (Baylor County)
Telephone (817)888-2616
Mailing Address
PO Box 912
Seymour TX 76380
Pop Served 3.469
Year Establish 1895
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size Standard Size
Subscnp Rate $13. $15. $17 Till Post
Office Raises Rates
Publicity Mtls 05 14.15.16.19.20.21.22.
23.24.26
Print Process. Offset
Circulation other 2.900
Circulation Type Paid
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•Town Crier
401 S Iowa
Weslaco TX 78596 (Hidalgo County)
SMSA McAllen-Pharr-Edmburg. TX
Telephone (512) 969-2543
Mailing Address
401 S Iowa
Weslaco TX 785%
113 E Bernaro
West Columbia TX 77486
(Brazoria County)
SMSA Houston TX
Telephone: (713) 345-3127
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 488
West Columbia TX 77486
Pop Served 5.000
Year Establish- 1962
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub Size. Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $25/Yr
Publicity Mtls 14.21.22
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 10.300
Circulation Type Free
Owners):
David Toney
Ownership % 100
Editorial:
David Toney
WHARTON
Editor
Wharton Journal-Spectator
115 W Burleson St
Wharton TX 77488 (Wharton County)
Telephone (409) 532-8840
Mailing Address
PO Box 111
Wharton TX 77488
Pop Served 10.000
Year Establish 1879
Pub Frequency. Wednesday. Saturday
Pub. Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $24 /Yr Local $34 /Yr
Out of County
Publicity Mtls 01.06.11.12.14.17 19.21.
22.24
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Pnnt Process: Offset
Circulation morning 5 500
Circulation Type. Paid
Ownaf(<):
River Publishers. Inc
PO Box 1 1 1
Wharton TX 77488
Ownership % 100
Manafenwnt:
Dick Elam . President
Fred Bar bee. jr Publisher
Jan Selph Advertising Manager
Glenna Poison Circulation Manager
Margaret Venglar Classified Adv Manag
Editorial:
Tad Hershorn Editor
Burlon Parsons Life Style Editor
Mike Konwcka . . . Sports Editor
DtadHne: 2 Days Prior to Publication
StlppMflWflt(S):
Wharton Journal • Spectator
Day Published Wednesday & Saturday
Lead Time: 1 Week
Desc. Local News & Features
Publicity Mtls: 01.06.12.14.15.16.19.
20.21.22.23.24
WINNSBORO
IHUi
Whimboro Newt, The
105 E Locust
Wmnsboro TX 75494 (Wood County)
Telephone. (214) 342-5247
Mailing Address
PO Box 87
Wmnsboro TX 75494
Pop Served: 3.604
Year Establish- 1908
Pub Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Standard size
Subscrip Rate- $10 /Yr
Publicity Mtls 14.21.22
Freelance Pay Varied
Print Process Offset
Circulation, other 4.400
Circulation Type. Paid
President
Grayford M Jones
Graytord M Jones Publisher
Mike Jones Advertising Manager
Mike Jones Promotion Manager
EdKSHal:
Grayford M Jones Editor
Deadline: Tues Noon
WOODVILLE
Woodsman Publishing Co.
205 W Bluff St
Woodville TX 75979 (Tyler County)
Telephone (409) 283-2516
Mailing Address
P 0 Box 339
Woodville TX 75979
Year Establish 1980
Pub Frequency Weekly
Pub Size Broadsheet
Subscrip Rate $12/Yr Local
Publicity Mtls 01.03.06.07 11.15 16.17.
20.21.22
Freelance Pay Negotiable
Print Process Offset Web
Circulation other 6 250
Circulation Type Paid
Owner(»):
Woodsman Publishing Co Inc
205 W Blurt
Woodville TX 75979
Ownership % 100
Deadline: Friday Preceding Publication
Supp4«m«nt(i):
Dogwood Time
Day Published Annual (Last week of
March)
Lead Time 2 Weeks
Publicity Mtls 14
Mtls Deadline. 3 Days
Contact John Yearwood
Telephone (409) 283-2516
P 0 Box 339
Woodville TX 75979
Spec. Requiremts 4 Column Tabloid
East Texas Echo
Day Published Monthly 1;. fir, .'
Month
Lead Time One Week
Publicity Mtls: 01.02.03.040607.10.
14.15.16.1721.26
Mtls Deadline First of Month
Contact John Yearwood
Telephone (409) 283-2516
P 0 Box 339
Woodville TX 75979
Spec. Requiremts 4 Col. Tabloid
East Texas Echo
Day Published- Monthly
Desc. History
Woodville Tyler County Booster
Box 248
Woodville TX 75979 (Tyler County)
Pub Frequency Thursday
Circulation other 4.350
Editorial:
John P Morrison Editor
YOAKUM
Yoakum HeraM-Tlme* '""
312 LOtt St.
Yoakum TX 77995 (Lavaca County)
Telephone: (512) 293-2335
Mailing Address.
P.O. Box 798
Yoakum TX 77995
Year Establish- 1892
Pub. Frequency Thursday
Pub. Size. Standard Size
Subscnp Rate. $187 50/Yr
Publicity Mtls 08.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.
19.20.21.22.23.24.25 .
Freelance Pay Do Not Use
Print Process. Offset
Circulation: other 3.350
Circulation Type Paid
PMIMfVflMflt:
Sam Preuss. . Publisher
Deadline: Nmoon Tuesday for Thursday
SupptementO):
Yoakum Herald-Times
Day Published. Weekly
Lead Time. Monday
Desc Local News & Features
:cntact Sam Preuss
Telephone (512) 293-2335
P.O Box 798
Yoakum TX 77995
UTAH
AMERICAN FORK
•American Fork Citizen "°"
59 W Mam
American Fork UT 84003 (Utah County)
SMSA Provo-Orem UT
Telephone (801) 756-7669
Pub Frequency Wednesday
Subscrip Rate J16/ Annually
Circulation other 8 100
Ownerti):
Brett Bezzant
P 0 Box 7
American Fork UT 84003
Publisher
. EdKor
Brett Bezzant
Editorial:
Marc Haddock
•Lehl Free Prets """
59 W. Main
American Fork UT 84003 (Utah County)
SMSA Provo-Orem. UT
Telephone. (801) 756-7669
Pub Frequency- Wednesday
Subscrip Rate tie/Annually
Circulation other 8.100
Own«r<«):
Brett Bezzant
P.O Box 7
American Fork UT 84003
Mana(tm*nt:
Brett Bezzant PuMnher
Editorial:
Marc Haddock . . Edrtor
•Newtah Newt Group *"*
59 W. Main
American Fork UT 84003 (Utah County)
SMSA- Provo-Orem. UT
Telephone: (801) 756-7669
Pub. Frequency Wednesday
Subscnp. Rate: $16 /Annually
Circulation other 8.100
Publisher
Edrtor
Brett Bezzant
P 0. Box 7
American Fork UT 84003
Management:
Brett Bezzant .
Editorial:
Marc Haddock
•Newtah Newt Group • Citizen ""'
59 W Mam. P.O. Box 7
American Fork UT 84003 (Utah County)
SMSA: Provo-Orem. UT
Telephone: (801) 756-7669
Year Establish: 1903
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Subscnp. Rate: $19 /Yr n
Circulation: other 8.000
Owneits):
Brett Bezzant
59 W. Main. P.O. Box 7
American Fork UT 84003
Editorial:
Marc Haddock .............. Edrtor
•Newtah Newt Group - Lehl Free ""'
Prett '
59 W. Mam. P 0. Box 7
Amencan Fork UT 84003 (Utah County)
SMSA: Provo-Orem. UT • •
Telephone. (801) 756-7669
Pub. Frequency: Wednesday
Pub Size: Broadsheet
Subscrip. Rate $19 /Yr
Circulation other 8.000
Owner ,, IBIIH n^*m« iw^a^i^a,,«p^,.,^»»
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Technical Operating Procedures
for
Resource Documentation
under
The Oil Pollution Act of 1990
(PUBLIC LAW 101-380)
VS. COAST GUARD
NATIONAL POLLUTION FUNDS CENTER
JANUARY 1993
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HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
The main purpose of this manual is to assist the FOSC in documenting and
reporting resources associated with removal activity. All forms in this manual
can be reproduced.
1. This manual provides detailed guidance and standard forms to keep track
of, report, and document the use of removal resources. Considering the
potential for litigation with the responsible party, supporting
documentation must be able to withstand judicial review. Therefore, it is
imperative that the FOSC prepare accurate and complete cost
documentation consistent with this guidance.
2. Ceiling Management procedures and forms for use by an FOSC while
the response is ongoing are discussed in Chapter 1. Use these forms or
existing unit obligation logs when tracking the use of funds assigned
under a FPN, whether the case is an oil removal (Emergency Fund) or a
hazardous materials response (CERCLA/SUPERFUND).
3. The NPPC has developed a three level system for recording and reporting
costs under a FPN. The FOSC determines the appropriate level based on
parameters given in Chapter 2. Note that the transition from one level to
another is not always clear. The FOSC may shift from one level to a
greater or lower level depending on the complexity of the case. An
overview of documentation flow is given in Chapter 3. This may be
helpful in determining the proper organizational element to receive a
document.
4. An overview of the elements of the Completion Report are given in
Chapter 4. This overview is a good way to see all the components of this
report.
5. A detailed description of information entry requirements for each of the
five separate forms comprising the Pollution Incident Report can be
found in Chapter 5. Details also are given on the types of existing reports
which may be attached in lieu of duplicating information.
6. Chapter 6 provides descriptions of Pollution Incident Daily Resource
Reports. The type of information that should be collected from
contractors, Coast Guard units and other government agencies is
explained. This is where information on any of the eight standard forms
for documenting resource use is located.
7. A key document for use by non-Coast Guard agencies working for the
FOSC is the Pollution Removal Funding Authorization (PRFA). A
sample form with detailed instruction for completion is in Chapter 7.
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Note: It is important to follow directions for completing the accounting
data section of the PRFA to ensure that an agency prepares its billing
properly. Each federal agency must submit a request for reimbursement
using SF-1080, which is explained in Chapter 8.
8. Procedures for the Reimbursement of Coast Guard units for expenses
incurred during a pollution incident are discussed in Chapter 9.
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Chapter 1
CEILING MANAGEMENT
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CHAPTER 1 - CEILING MANAGEMENT
A. GENERAL. The FOSC is the key individual who must manage the funds available for
oil removal or hazardous materials incident response. Within the Coast Guard, great
efforts are made to provide funds to the FOSC as quickly as possible. However, this
flexibility and delegated authority demand that the FOSC exercise concomitant
responsibility for effective ceiling management while the incident is ongoing.
1. Ceiling management is akin to keeping a checkbook. The ceiling assigned at
the start of the case an be considered to be a deposit As the FOSC issues
contracts, enters into removal authorizations, assigns travel orders, or otherwise
makes operational decisions that involve the use of funds, the ceiling balance is
lowered accordingly. If the FOSC reaches the ceiling and the removal
continues, he or she must request an increase in the ceiling, which is
•deposited", and the process is continued. Under no circumstances can the
FOSC obligate funds or incur costs in excess of the ceiling authorized Toe
FOSC must include two key financial measures in all POLREPs. They are:
1) The Approved Project Ceiling; and
2) Cumulative Obligations to date.
2. There are two general categories of obligation entries within Ceiling
Management. The first is for contracts, removal authorizations, travel orders,
direct expenses, etc., which involve ao obligation (by the FOSC or a
contracting officer) which will eventually be paid by the CO Finance Center.
This type of obligation results in either a LUFS entry or the completion of a
paper form (Brown Sheet, Removal Authorization, Travel Order, SF-44, etc).
These obligations (Type I Obligations) are charged against the authorized
ceiling.
3. The second category (Type II Obligations) is a change from past Coast Guard
policy and practice. FOSCs are now required to record, as an obligation against
the ceiling, the anticipated cost of Coast Guard resources utilized during the
incident (personnel, vehicles, aircraft, boats, cutters, and Strike Team pollution
equipment). While these anticipated costs do not result in Brown Sheets,
Removal Authorizations, Travel Orders, or similar "purchase" documents
tracked by the CG Finance Center, they represent costs that (for a major
incident or series of major incidents) the OSLTF may reimburse to the Coast
Guard's operating funds. Type II obligations should be based on rates published
in the Coast Guard Standard Rates Instruction (COMDTTNST 7310.1 Series).
Remember, tbese obligations may be estimates - their purpose is to keep
the FOSC apprised of bow ranch of the ceiling remains.
4. The "Cumulative Obligations to Date" which the FOSC must include in the
POLREP is the total of Type I and Type II obligations. We recommend the
FOSC record obligations, whether Type I or Type II, against the FPN Ceiling
on a daily basis. However, the FOSC may exercise flexibility as to when this
information is recorded against the ceiling, so long as the obligation is
recorded before the resources are used.
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S. The differences between ceiling management and cost documentation are
timing and precision (not to be confused with accuracy). Ceiling management
is done when a decision is made — before the action is taken and the precise
cost of the action is known. Cost documentation takes place as soon as precise
costs are known, which is usually after the action has taken place.
For example, a contract is issued before any work takes
place, and thus must be an estimate, expressed in the
contract as a 'Not to Exceed" amount. The "Not to
Exceed" amount is recorded as an obligation against the
FPN ceiling. However, the exact cost of the contract on
day two is only known at the end of day two or later - this
is the amount that is recorded in the cost documentation
(see Chapter 6) for day two. In this example, note that
costs for the contract on day two are not recorded against
the ceiling again.
6. Both ceiling management and cost documentation are vital and complementary,
but one cannot replace the other. Ceiling management allows the FOSC to
know, as the case progresses, what funds have been "promised" to parties
working alongside the FOSC on removal. Cost documentation ensures that the
precise amount spent, or exact resources used are accurately recorded as soon
as they are known, so they can be billed to the responsible party at a later date.
7. The forms in this chapter were designed to assist the FOSC and to comply with
the broad standards included in current contracting and accounting
requirements. They were designed for either manual preparation or computer
use. The computerized versions are available in EXCEL 2.2 for Macintosh
computers or EXCEL 3.0 for MS/DOS computers. Contact NPFC (cf) for the
computerized version (703-235-4740).
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B OG-5136F - CEILING MANAGEMENT AND INCIDENT OBLIGATION LOG
1. General Comments: This form was designed to assist the FOSC monitor the
Authorized Project Ceiling and compute Cumulative Obligations against aa
FPN during an incident. It can also be used to provide the amount of ceiling
remaining at any point in the incident. The FOSC must use it or a similar, local
obligation log already developed and in use by the unit. No other standard
obligation log or form has been promulgated Coast Guard wide. This form was
also designed to comply with the broad standards included in current
contracting and accounting requirements.
2. Use this form to record changes to the ceiling and obligations the FOSC
incurred during an entire spill. It is not a daily form. Enter obligations as the
FOSC orders the actions taken. If more than one page is needed, continue on as
many pages as necessary until the response is over, and no more funds or
resources are being used.
a. CEILING CHANGES Enter the date, and the amount of the increase
or decrease approved by the District(m). Record the Approved
Project Ceiling at the top/right of the form, and report on the next
POLREP. The computerized form will compute the New Approved
Ceiling and enter it in all appropriate blocks
b. CODES: Cases for Type I Obligations are shown in the left column.
Type D obligations are shown in the right column. Use whichever
applies.
c. DESCRIPTION: For a Type I Obligation, include the Document
Control Number (DCN) of the obligation. For a Type II Obligation of
more than one day, note the period of time the obligation covers. If the
FOSC prefers to minimize entering a large number of small obligations
(such as local purchases, TONOs, etc.) on this form, enter the estimated
amount for the type of obligation, and then record the individual entries
on the appropriate worksheet. (Worksheet description/instructions
follow this page.)
d. CODE: Note appropriate code on form.
e. OBLIGATED: List obligations incurred.
f. CUMULATIVE OBLIGATIONS: Sum all the obligations entered to
date for the incident. Report along with the Approved Project Ceiling.
g. CEILING REMAINING: To compute the Ceiling Remaining, subtract
Cumulative Obligations from the Approved Project Ceiling. This is
how much is available should the FOSC need to order additional
actions to respond to the incident.
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U. S. COAST GUARD
CG-5136F(R»v.1-»3)
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
CEIUNG MANAGEMENT
C8UNG MAMAGMENT ft
MCtDCNT OBLIGATION LOO
PAGE OF
FEDERAL PROJ.»
FOSC:
APPROVED PROJECT CEILING:
(REPORT OH POUtCr)}
CEIUNG
CHANGES
DATE
EXISTING CEILING
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
fCW APPROVED
CEIUNG
DESCRIPTION: Identify what Uw obligation u tor.
Activity Requiring Uw Obligation
COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS
REMOVAL AUTHORIZATIONS
[TRAVEL AND RESERVE ORDERS
OSC APPROVED PURCHASES
EQUIPMENT EXPENSES
CODE
C STANDARD RATES - PERSONNEL
R STANDARD RATES - VEHICLES
T STANDARD RATES - BOATS
P STANDARD RATES - AIRCRAFT
E STANDARD RATES - CUTTERS
STANDARD RATES-POLLUTION EQUIP.
CODE
SR-P
SR-V
SR-B
SR-A
SR-C
SR-E
DESCRIPTION
FOR PAPER FORM
DATA FROM PRECEEDING PAGE:
CODE
OBLIGATED
CUMULATIVE
OBLIGATIONS
CEIUNG
REMAINING
FOR PAPER FORM
DATA FOR NEXT PAGE
(RtportonPOLREf)
This Form is Available on EXCEL 2 2 for the Macintosh and EXCEL 3 0 lor MS/DOS
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C. DAILY RECORD WORKSHEETS rVARIOUS).
1. This is a simple worksheet with four variations, depending on the FOSCs activities. Its use is
entirely optional; experience over many yean has demonstrated the usefulness of this kind of
tog. FOSCs are encouraged to use this whenever they want to know what is left on a contract.
2. When an obligation is approved and signed by the FOSC, it is recorded on CC-5136F. This
amount is then entered on the worksheet in the blank labeled 'Contract Amount*. *RemovaJ
Authorization Amount", or "Obligated Amount".
3. As COSB are reported by the contractor. TONOs issued, or small purchases made, record each
hem and the date it occurred on a separate line. Use the far right column to monitor how much
of the "Obligation" remains. If that figure approaches zero before the FOSC is finished with the
removal, then make another Obliption and record on the CO-5136F (ensuring there's enough
Approved Project Ceiling), and add the increase onto the existing worksheet or start a new
worksheet
4. For this worksheet to serve its intended purpose, the only thing the FOSC must do is record the
activity as It happens.
5. An advantage of this worksheet is that it does not have to be 'totaled* every day to provide
Total Cumulative Obligations" for the POLREP. Attentive scanning by the FOSC win ensure
that every necessary entry has been made, and that total entries do not exceed the "Obligated
Amount." Remember - the "Obligated Amount* has already been recorded on the CG-5136F,
and thus reported in the "Total Cumulative Obligations* for the incident
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DAILY RECORD WORKSHEET - CONTRACTS
This optional worksheet is to help the FOSC
keep track of costs covered by Contracts.
FOSC:
Contract with:
FPN:
Contract Amount
(Record here and on Ceiling Management
Form CG5136F when contract begins)
DESCRIPTION
DATE COST
REPORTED BY
CONTRACTOR
DOLLARS
REMAINING
ON CONTRACT
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OR PAPER FORM
DATA FOR NEXT PAGE:
This Form is Available on EXCEL 2.2 for the Macintosh and EXCEL 3.0 for MS/DOS.
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DAILY RECORD WORKSHEET - GENERAL
This optional worksheet is to help the FOSC
keep track of costs incurred in an Obligation
that has already been logged against the Approved Ceiling
FOSC:
Obligation for.
FPN:
Obligated Amount:
(Record here and on Ceiling Management
Form CG5136F when Obligation Issued)
DESCRIPTION
DATE
COST
REPORTED
DOLLARS
REMAINING
IN OBLIGATION
11 i ittiMpftMS^TinniimmiUMi-iftm^fminm
stfsffii^^
FOR PAPER FORM
DATA FOR NEXT PAGE:
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DAILY RECORD WORKSHEET - GENERAL
This optional worksheet is to help the FOSC
keep track of costs incurred in an Obligation
that has already been logged against the Approved Ceiling
FOSC:
FPN:
Obligation for
Obligated Amount:
(Record hen and on Ceiling Management
Form CGS136F when Obligation Issued)
DESCRIPTION
DATE
COST
REPORTED
DOLLARS
REMAINING
IN OBLIGATION
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DAILY RECORD WORKSHEET - TRAVEL AND RESERVE ORDERS ISSUED
This optional worksheet is to help the FOSC
keep track of TONOS issued and their estimated amounts.
Compared with the amount obligated against the Authorized Ceiling.
FOSC:
FPN:
Travel Authorized For:
Obligation Amount:
(Record here and on Ceiling Management
Form CG5136Fwhen Travel Authorized)
LAST NAME, INITIAL, RANK TONO DATE
ESTIMATED
COST
DOLLARS
REMAINING ON
OBLIGATION
FOR PAPER FORM
DATA FOR NEXT PAGE:
This Form is Available on EXCEL 2.2 tor the Macintosh and EXCEL 3.0 tor MS/DOS.
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D. CG-5136F-1 - CEILING MANAGEMENT AND INCIDENT OBI
LOG rSHORT FORM)
1 GENERAL COMMENTS: This simplified form was designed to assist the FOSC monitor the
authorized project ceiling and compute cumulative obligations against an FPN during a Level I
spill. It will provide the amount of the authorized project ceiling remaining at any point in the
incident In addition, it includes a section the FOSC may use to back the "draw down" of
obligations such as contracts or removal authorizations, the same function served as the
worksheets discussed earlier. The FOSC nay use this form or a similar local obligation log
already developed and in use by the unit. No standard obligation log or form has been
promulgated Coast Guard wide. This form was designed to comply whh the broad standards
included in current contracting and accounting requirements.
a. FOSCs are advised to use this only for Level I cases - use in more complicated cases
will require more documentation than the regular CG-5136F.
2. THIS IS A DAILY FORM. Use the form entitled, "Ceiling Changes.'1 to record changes to the
ceiling and the form entitled, "Obligations Against Ceiling," to record obligations the FOSC
incurred each day. Enter obligations as the FOSC orders the actions taken, then record the
obligation in the bottom pan of the form entitled, "Daily Costs Summary."
a. FORM LIMITATIONS: This form can accept up to two ceiling increases, two
contracts, two removal authorizations, and two Coast Guard units (including the FOSC)
over the duration of the spill. If more than one page is needed each day to track this
activity, then the FOSC should use the standard CG-5136T and worksheets, as needed.
b. CEILING CHANGES: Enter the date, and the amount of the increase or decrease
approved by the district(m). Record the approved project ceiling at the lop/right of the
form, and report on the next POLREP. The computerized form will compute the new
approved ceiling and enter it in all appropriate blocks
c. OBLIGATIONS AGAINST CEILING: Enter who the obligation is to and what it's
for, and include the Document Control Number (DCN) of the obligation. For
"Government Personnel" and "Government Equipment" enter the unit's name; if the
obligation is for more than one day, note the period of time the obligation covers.
Finally, enter the respective identity and obligation amount under the "Dairy Costs
Summary".
d. CUMULATIVE OBLIGATIONS: Sum all the obligations entered so far for the
incident, and report along with the approved project ceiling.
e. CEILING REMAINING: To compute the ceiling remaining, subtract cumulative
obligations from the approved project ceiling. This is how much is available should the
FOSC need to order additional action to respond to an incident
f. DAILY COSTS SUMMARY: This section is designed to give the FOSC a quick,
snapshot view of how obligations are drawn down as the case progresses; and requires
daily updating. Each day. record the daily reported costs, and add to the previous day's
totals. The resulting "cumulative total", when compared to the "obligation", provides
the FOSC with a quick review of whether the costs for individual obligations are close
to or exceeding the "obligation" against the approved project ceiling.
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POLLUTION INCIDENT
DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
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DATE: FOSC:
FEDERAL PROJECT NUMBER : APPROVED PROJECT CEIUNG
(mwoffr on Fouter>
A. CEIUNG CHANGES
DATE
EXISTING CEILING INCREASE NEW APPROVED
(DECREASE) CEIUNG
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CONTRACTS
REMOVAL AUTHORIZATIONS
TRAVEL/RESERVE ORDERS
PURCHASES
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Chapter 2
DOCUMENTATION FLOW
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CHAPTER 2 - DEFINITION OF THREE LEVELS OF CASES
A. Based on historical data, a three level system was designed to help determine the
complexity of a case and its required resource documentation. Some factors for
determining the level of a spill are given below. The FOSC is considered to be
the best judge of the factors involved in an event and is expected to select the
level of documentation appropriate for the circumstances.
7. Level I - Routine:
Routine incidents represent approximately 85% of all oil incidents. A
routine incident is one where:
a. Total removal costs to the government will not exceed $50,000;
b. Removal activities will probably be completed within one to two
weeks;
c. Removal activities are localized; and
d. Primarily unit resources are involved.
2. Level II - Moderately Complex:
Level II cases represent 10-15% of all oil incidents. A moderately
complex incident is one where:
a. Total removal costs are between $50,000 and $200,000;
b. Removal activities take place in several locations;
c. There are several external resources such as a strike team, a state
agency, and other government units involved; and
d. Removal activities will take longer than two weeks to complete.
3. Level HI - Significantly Complex:
Level III cases typically represent less than 5% of all oil incidents. A
significantly complex incident is one where:
a. Total removal costs are greater than $200,000;
b. Removal activities involve numerous contractors;
c. Removal activities take place at several locations; and
d. As in Level II, there are several external resources involved.
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DOCUMENTATION FLOW - LEVEL I
B. FOSC ACTIONS;
1. Responsibilities/Document Flow:
a. Include removal ceiling information in each POLREP for
1. The Approved Project Ceiling; and,
2. Total Cumulative Obligations against the ceiling.
Complete the Incident Report when removal activities are finished; see
section on Incident Report.
b. Complete the Daily Resource Report (Dailies) covering unit resources involved in
removal activities.
c. Collect Daily Resource Reports or official records (i.e. aircraft blue sheets and
cutter navigation logs) from other Coast Guard units.
d. Issue "Pollution Removal Funding Authorizations" (PRFA) to other government
agencies for removal activities.
e. Review the SF-1080 and Daily Resource Reports submitted by other government
agencies, and certify that services were authorized and completed.
Documentation should be organized and summarized to support final totals, and
provide a clear audit trail for reimbursement of the SF-1080 or invoice.
Adequate documentation will define and total daily expenditures. The FOSC
should send this documentation to the NPFC where it will be reviewed for
continuity and propriety. The NPFC may return incomplete submittals to other
government agencies for corrective action.
f. Review contractor invoices and Daily Resource Reports, and certify that services
were authorized and completed. The FOSC : (1) sends the "original" invoice
with daily reports to the appropriate contracting officer (MLCLANT or
MLCPAC); (2) sends a copy of invoice and dailies to the NPFC; and (3) keeps a
copy for the unit's file.
g. Resolve discrepancies between government agencies and contractors prior to
submitting documentation.
h. Consolidate reports and submit a Completion Report to the NPFC.
2. Ceiling Management Requirements:
a. For Ceiling Management, use CG-5136F, CG-5136F-1, or local log.
3. Resource Documentation Requirements:
a. Use CG-5136A-E.
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DOCUMENTATION FLOW
LEVEL I INCIDENT
I
-COMPLETE DAILY
RESOURCE REPORTS
-SUBMIT INVOICES
(W/DAILIES) TO POSC
UPON COMPLETION OP
REMOVAL OPS
-SEND COPIES OP
INVOICES TO
FDfCEN (OPA)
-SEND COPIES OP
INVOICES TO EPA
TRIANGLE PARK
(CERCLA)
-OBTAIN PRPA
PROM POSC
-COMPLETE DAILT
RESOURCE REPORTS
OR EQUIVALENT
-SUBMIT SP-1080
(W/DAILIES) TO
POSC
-PROVIDE CEILING
INFORMATION IN
POLREPS
-COMPLETE UNIT
DAILIES
-REVIEW OGA SP-1080
(W/DAILIES); CERTIFY
THEN SUBMIT TO THE
NPPC: RETAIN COPY
-REVIEW CONTRACTOR
INVOICES (W/DAILIES):
CERTIFY THEN SUBMIT
TOMLC
-SEND COPY OP CON-
TRACTOR INVOICES
(W/DAILIES) TO THE
NPPC
E
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Documentation Flow
Level II/in Incidents
•COMPLETE DAILY
RESOURCE REPORTS
-SUBMIT INVOICES
(W/DAHJES) TO rose
UPON COMPLETION OF
REMOVAL OPS
•SEND COPIES OP
INVOICES TO
PINCEN (OPA)
-SEND COPIES OP
INVOICES TO EPA
TRIANGLE
PARK (CERCLA)
-OBTAIN PRPA PROM THE
rose
-COMPLETE DAILY RESOURCE
REPORTS OR EQUIVALENT
•SUBMIT SP-1080 (W/DAIUES)
TO FOSC
a
*
•PROVIDE CEILING INFORMATION
DiPOLREPS
•COMPLETE UNIT DAILIES
•REVIEW OCA SP-1080 (W/DAILIES);
CERTIFY THEN SUBMIT TO NPFC;
RETAIN COPY
-REVIEW CONTRACTOR INVOICES
(W/DAILIES): CERTIFY THEN
SUBMIT TO MLC
•SEND COPY OF CONTRACTOR
INVOICES (W/DAILIES) TO NPFC
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C. CONTRACTOR ACTIONS;
1. Responsibilities/Document Flow:
a. Maintain Daily Resource Reports (Dailies) for removal activities.
Prepare an invoice supported by Daily Resource Reports upon
completion of removal activities.
b. Submit invoices with Daily Resource Reports to the FOSC.
c Send a copy of invoices to the CG FINCEN (for OPA cases) or for
CERCLA cases, send a copy of invoices to the EPA Contract Division,
Triangle Park.
2. Resource Documentation Requirements:
a. UseCG-5136E(l-4).
b. Use in-bouse invoices to bill for removal activities prepared from tbe
forms mentioned above.
D. OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ACTIONS:
1. Responsibilities/Document Flow:
a. Obtain "Pollution Removal Funding Authorization'' (PRFA) from
FOSC for removal activities.
b. Maintain Daily Resource Reports (Dailies) or equivalent forms
approved by the NPFC, and submit to the FOSC upon completion of
removal activities.
c. Government agencies should prepare a SF-1080 based on information
gathered from Daily Resource Reports. This task is usually handled by
the agency's accounting office. Documentation should be organized
and summarized to support final totals, and provide a clear audit trail
for reimbursement of the SF-1080 or invoice. Adequate
documentation will define total daily expenditures. (The NPFC may
return incomplete submittals to other government agencies for
corrective action.)
d. Send tbe SF-1080 with Daily Resource Reports to the FOSC within 30
days after completion of removal activities.
e. Identify a point of contact on resource documentation for discrepancy
resolution.
2. Resourcr Documentation Requirements:
a. Use one of the following: CG-5136A-E, or another equivalent form
approved by the NPFC.
b. Government agencies should use SF-1080 to request reimbursement
for removal costs, attaching copies of Daily Resource Reports.
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DOCUMENTATION FLOW - LEVEL Il/m
E. FOSC ACTIONS:
1. Responsibilities/Document flaw:
a. Include removal ceiling information in each POLREP as follows:
• Approved Project Ceiling,
• Total Cumulative Obligations against the ceiling.
• (See Chapter 1: Ceiling Management for more detailed
information.)
b. Complete the Incident Report when removal activities are completed;
see section on Incident Report
c. Provide forms and collect official records (i.e. CG-4377 aircraft blue
sheets and cutter navigation logs) from other Coast Guard units.
d. Issue "Pollution Removal Funding Authorizations* to other government
agencies for removal activities.
e. Certify Daily Resource Reports from other government agencies OBJ
djllf bask.
f. Review the SF-1080 with Daily Resource Reports submitted by other
government agencies and certify that services were authorized and
completed. Documentation should be organized and summarized to
support final totals, and provide a dear audit trail for reimbursement of
the SF-1080 or invoice. Adequate documentation will define and total
daily expenditures. The FOSC should send this documentation to the
NPFC where it will be reviewed for continuity and propriety. (The
NPFC may return incomplete submittals to other government agencies
for corrective action.)
g. Certify Daily Resource Reports from contractor(s) on a dally basis.
h. Review contractor invoices and Daily Resource Reports, and certify
that services were authorized and complete. The FOSC: (1) sends the
"original* invoice with dailies to the appropriate contracting officer
(MLCLANT or MLCPAC); (2) sends a copy of invoice and dailies to
the NPFC; and (3) keeps a copy for the unit files.
i. Resolve any discrepancies between other government agencies and
contractors prior to submitting documentation.
j. Consolidate all reports and submit a Completion Report to NPFC.
Submit interim reports, if Level n/III Incidents continue beyond 30
days.
2. Ceiling Management Requirements:
a. For Ceiling Management, Use CG Form 5136F, CG Form 5136F-1. or
local log.
3. Resource Documentation Requirements:
a. Use CG Form 5136A-E.
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F. CONTRACTOR ACTIONS:
1. Responsibilities/Document Flow:
a. Maintain Daily Resource Reports for removal activities and provide to
FOSC on « daily basis.
b. Prepare an invoice based on Daily Resource Reports and submit to
FOSC (within 30 day periods).
c. For OPA cases, send a copy of invoices to the OG FINCEN or for
CERCLA cases send a copy of the invoices to the EPA Contract
Division. Triangle Park.
2. Resource Documentation Requirements:
a. UseCG-5136E(l-4).
b. Use in-house invoices to biD for removal activities prepared from the
forms mentioned above.
G. OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ACTIONS;
1. Responsibilities/Document Flow:
a. Obtain Pollution Removal Funding Authorization from the FOSC for
removal activities.
b. Maintain Daily Resource Reports or equivalent forms approved by the
NPFC, and submit to FOSC OB • daily basfa.
c. Government Agencies should prepare a SF-1080 based on information
gathered from Daily Resource Reports. This task is usually handled by
the agency's accounting office. Documentation should be organized
and summarized to support final totals, and provide a clear audit trail
for reimbursement of the SF-1080 or invoice. Adequate
documentation will define and total daily expenditures. The NPFC may
return incomplete submittals to agencies for corrective action.
d. Send SF-1080 with Daily Resource Reports to the FOSC, as required
in the Pollution Removal Funding Authorization (within 30 day
periods).
e. Identify a point of contact on resource documentation for discrepancy
resolution.
2. Ceiling Management Requirements:
a. For Pollution Removal Funding Authorization Ceiling Management,
Use CG-5136F, CG-5136F-1, or local Jog.
3. Resource Documentation Requirements:
a. Use either CG-5136A-E, or an equivalent approved by the NPFC.
b. Government agencies should use SF-1080 to request reimbursement
for removal costs, and attach copies of Daily Resource Reports.
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Chapter 3
METHODS OF DOCUMENTATION
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CHAPTER 3 - METHODS OF DOCUMENTATION
A. THERE ARE TWO METHODS OF DOCUMENTING COSTS;
1. The Pollution Incident Daily Resource Reporting System, as outline in
this guide, or
2. A NPFC Approved Alternate Record Keeping System.
B. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORTING SYSTEM
1. This is a series of forms, instructions, and submission schedules used to
document costs associated with removal activities under OPA. It is
based on the use of standard rates.
2. Contractors - use rates in the Basic Ordering Agreement or as agreed to
with a contracting Officer.
3. Coast Guard units - use standard rates found in Commandant Instruction
7310.1 (Series).
4. Other Government agencies - may have a publication listing standard
rates to be used for all of their resources. The agency should provide this
to the FOSC, if possible.
C. AN APPROVED ALTERNATE RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM FOR
FEDERAL. STATES AND OTHER AGENCIES
1. An existing, alternate system for documenting activities and costs
associated with removal under OPA. Alternative systems will be
approved by the NPFC on a case-by-case basis. Proposed systems will
be addressed by the NPFC in a timely fashion.
2. Alternative systems are generally preexisting systems designed by
government agencies which do not use standard rates.
D. Resource documentation identifies costs as personnel, equipment, or services. It
also includes brief descriptions of actions taken and their justification. Original
documentation is preferred for cost recovery, and should not be retyped, even
when handwritten.
E. Alternate systems must be approved by the NPFC prior to submitting forms for a
specific incident.
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Chapter 4
COMPLETION REPORT
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CHAPTER 4 - COMPLETION REPORT
A. This is a report submitted by the FOSC to the NPFC at the completion of removal
activities. It should include the following as enclosures:
1. Incident Report - See Chapter 5 of this guide for more detailed information; if
other agencies conducted investigations in conjunction with removal activities,
these should be added as enclosures.
2. FOSC Pollution Incident Dairy Resource Reports - If other Coast Guard
resources are used (e.g. air station, small boat units) these units should either
provide copies of the official records/logs (CG-4377: aircraft bluesheets,
cutter logs, etc.) to the FOSC or prepare Daily Resource Reports.
3. Contractor^) Invoice and Foliation Incident Dairy Resource Reports -
This should also include ATP, OPTAR Messages, etc. If the contractor has not
submitted all the invoices, submit the Completion Report, with the exceptions
noted. Forward the invoices when they are received.
4. Other Government Agencies Resource Documentation - When a Federal
Agency is involved, this agency should submit an SF-1080 with invoices,
Daily Resource Reports, and Pollution Removal Funding Authorization (PRFA)
to the FOSC. If the agency has not submitted the SF-1080, submit the
completion report with the PRFA. The SF-1080 should be forwarded when
received.
5. Out-of-pocket expenses - Highlight in the cover letter the total out-of-
pocket expenses the unit has incurred. These expenses must be substantiated
by attached documentation providing for a clear audit trail, and marked as an
"Out of Pocket Expense" enclosure .
NOTE: If a case is expected to last for several months, an interim report should be
submitted at 30 day intervals. Each interim report should contain all original
documentation to date, with the exception of item 1, in the format specified
above under a brief cover letter of explanation.
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Chapter 5
POLLUTION INCIDENT REPORT
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CHAPTER 5 - INCIDENT REPORT
A. The Incident Report provides necessary case-related information to the NPFC Tbe FOSC
should prepare and submit the Incident Report within 30 days of the completion of removal
activities. Information should be provided on the form, or the appropriate section annotated;
copies of reports and/or documentation providing information should be attached (e.g. Marine
Safety Information System reports. Violation Reports, etc.).
SUMMARY
Instructions oa completing Page 1
1. Report Date: Insert the date report is completed.
2. Federal Project Number/CERCLA Cue No: Insert the Federal Project Number for removal
action issued by the Coast Guard, or the CERCLA Case Number issued by EPA.
Reporting Uiit
3. Ageacy: Insert the agency or service conducting removal, for example, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency.
4. Unit: Insert the operational unit conducting the removal, for example, U.S. EPA Region HI.
USCG MSO Duluth.
5. Address: Insert the mailing address for the unit conducting the removal.
6. Primary Contact: Insert the name of the person who the case officer should contact for
additional information.
7. Telephone Number: Insert the primary contact's telephone number.
Incident Information
S. Date of Incident: Insert the date the incident occurred, was reported, or discovered.
9. Date OPA/CERCLA Action Started: Insert the date the reporting unit commenced
operations.
10. Date OPA/CERCLA Actions Completed: Insert the date the reporting unit concluded
removal operations.
11. Location of Incident: Provide the location of the incident, for example, insert the Saint
Lawrence River, off Alexandria Bay. New York.
12. Material Involved: Insert the type of oil that was discharged or posed a substantial threat of
discharge.
13. Quantity Discharged: Insert the amount of oil discharged (best estimate).
14. Wai There A Substantial Threat: Check the appropriate block.
15. Resource Affected: Describe the body of U.S. waters which were affected by the discharge or
substantial threat. For example, insert "unnamed tributary to Pine Run, which is a tributary to
the Saint Lawrence River." Identify any natural resources affected.
Fund Information
16. Total Removal Ceiling: Insert the dollar amount of the final removal ceiling for this incident.
17. Message Date Time Group: Insert the date-time-group of the final removal ceiling for this
incident
18 Removal Was Conducted By: Check the appropriate block.
Source Designation
19. Has Source Been Identified: Check the appropriate block.
29. Has Source Been Designated: Check the appropriate block.
Other Reports
21. Identify the reports that the FOSC is aware of or has filed. Attach copies of these reports with
the incident report summary.
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Incident Report Summary
Page 1
Report Due:
Federal Project No. / CERCLA Case No:
Reporting Unit:
(VmH)
(AMna)
(**** C.~*>
Incident Information:
Date of Incident: Date OPA/CERCLA Actions started
Date OPA/CERCLA Removal actions CM
Location of
••leted:
incident:
Material Involved
Was there a Substantial Threat?
Water or Resource
Quantity Discharged
_Yoi No
Affected
Total Removal Ceiling:
Removal was conducted by:
Fund Information
S
Responsible Party
MSGDTG
Government
Botli
Has source been identified?
Has source been designated:
Source Designation Information
_ Yos _ No If Ye*, attach "Page 2 Source
_ Yt» _ No Information*
MSIS MC1R report fDod ?
Violation Report Bled?
Other reports? (List)
Marine Board conducted?
Other Reports:
Yes No MSIS Case «
Yes No MSIS Case •
Provide copies when completed
Yes No copy enclosed
cop* enclosed
copy enclosed
eopv enclosed
ceo* enclosed
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
FOSC or Representative
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B. HOW TO COMPLETE PAGE 2 - SOURCE INFORMATION.
1. Identification - Vessel Complete this section when the source of the discharge m a vessel.
Vessel Name: Insert the name of the vessel involved in an incident.
Flag/Nationality: Insert the legal Dig of the vessel involved.
Official Number/Call Sign/Stale Number Insert the official number, call sign, or
the state number of a vessel involved in an modem.
Gross TOM: Insert the gross tonnage of a vessel (if applicable).
Home Port: Insert the official home port of the vessel.
Type Of Vessel: Insert the type of vessel (e.g., fishing vessel, tank vessel, freight
vessel, or pleasure craft).
Master's Name: Insert the name of the master of the vessel, or on smaller vessels, the
name of the person operating the vessel (if applicable).
Designated As A Source: If the vessel has been designated as a source with
notification given to the appropriate responsible parties, check yes.
U.S. Agent: For commercial vessels, having an agent in port, insert the name of the
agency.
Address: Insert the address of the local agent
Contact: Insert the name of the contact at the U.S. agency office.
2. Identification - FadBrr. Complete this section when the source of the discharge is a facility.
Facility Name: Insert the complete legal name for the facility (e.g., ABC Facility at
Bayway.NJ.).
Facility Address: Insert the mailing street address of the facility.
Type Of Facility: Insert the type of facility (i.e., tank storage, tank truck, gas station,
or private home).
Designated As Source: Check the appropriate block.
3. Responsible Parties. (Owner, Operator, Insurance Company, and Other Parties may have
entries in each of the categories listed below)
Company Name: Insert the name of the company that owns, operates, or insures the
facility or vessel. If the owner is a private individual, insert their name.
Company Address: Insert the address of record for the owner, operator, or insurer; try
to obtain street address.
Contact Name: Insert the name of the person at the company with whom you have
made contact
Contact Phone Number: Insert the contact person's phone number.
Notified Of Designation: If the owner, operator, or insurer was notified that the
designation of his facility or vessel is a source, check yes.
Date Notified: Insert the date of the letter providing notification.
Accepted Designation: If the owner, operator, or insurer formerly accepted
designation as a source, check yes. If the owner either rejected designation, or simply
did not reply to designation, check no.
Rejected Designation: If the owner, operator, or insurer formerly accepted
designation as a source, check yes. If the owner either rejected designation or simply
did not reply to designation, check no.
Advertised: If the owner, operator, or insurer advertised in accordance with
instructions given to him in the designation letter, check yes. If the owner did not
advertise, or if the advertisement was not in accordance who the instructions given,
check no. Provide a copy of advertisement
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Source Information
Page 2
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C. HOW TO COMPLETE PAGE 3 - CONTRACTORS.
1. Complete one page for each contractor involved in the pollution incident.
Attach copies of delivery orders, authorization to proceed, purchase
orders, contractor invoices, and Daily Resource Reports.
a. Company: List the name of the company that was hired to assist
and operate in removal activities under the direction of the
FOSC.
b. Address: List the formal address of the company.
c. Contact: Provide the name of the person with whom the FOSC
or staff dealt with on-scenc.
d. Telephone: Provide the contact person's telephone number.
e. Authorized Ceiling Amount: Provide the total ceiling amount
the FOSC authorized for the contractor's activity.
f. Contract Number: Provide the contract number for this removal
operation.
g. Primary Function: Provide a brief description of the activities
this contractor provided. For example: "conducted general
cleanup operations." An example of one that might be somewhat
different would be "provided disposal services in accordance with
RCRA." This section does not need to be completed for
subcontractors, only for primary contractors.
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Incident Report Contractors Page 3
••i«*4 fa Remvtl OpcratiMi
oadcr tbc direction tf UK fnDaifDtUd Federal Oa-Scco*-C*ordiiMt«r.
Duplicate and cnaacntc for nalUpIc o
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Anadi C*py «f DdiTtiy Order,
Authorization U Proceed, or Purcbuc Order
Primmry FunclMD
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D. HOW TO COMPLETE PAGE 4 - OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.
1. Complete one page for each agency involved in the pollution
incident Attach copies of all Pollution Removal Funding
Authorizations.
a. Agency: Provide the name of the agencies involved. For
example, U.S. Coast Guard; U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency; Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of
Environmental Protection, etc.
b. Unit: Provide the particular part or subunit that was involved in
the operations. For example, Station Alexandria, Region III
Emergency Response Team, Bayonne State Response Unit, etc.
c Address: Provide the address of the unit responding.
d. Contact: Provide the name of the person with whom the FOSC
or his staff dealt with at that agency.
e. Telephone: Provide the telephone number of the contact.
f. Authorized Ceiling Amount- Insert the total ceiling authorized
to this agency for its activities in removal.
g. Comments: Provide explanatory comments, as necessary, so that
the case team and subsequent parties involved understand the
relationship of this agency to the removal effort.
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Incident Report Other Government Agencies Page 4
(Federal, Sute ad Local)
Uat GOTtranMol Agenda that
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Duplicate aad coaoMratc for amltiplc t*TcrBOMOt «|cad«.
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HOW TO COMPLETE PAGE 5 - KEY P>
1. This section is provided so that other persons, who did not work directly for
the FOSC, but were involved in removal efforts can be identified. Examples
of this type of entity would be witnesses to the removal effort; state and
local agencies that assisted, but did not request funding; and private
individuals or voluntary organizations that assisted, and did not request
funding. Use as many pages as required.
a. Person/Agency/Company: Provide the appropriate entry.
b. Address: Provide the address of the person/agency/company
noted.
c. Contact: For an agency or company, provide the name of the
person with whom the FOSC or his staff dealt with during the
incident.
d. Telephone: Provide the contact person's number.
e. Relationship To Case: Describe what effect this person had on
the removal efforts, and what the relationship of this
person/agency/company is to the removal activity.
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Key Parties
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Chapter 6
POLLUTION INCIDENT
DAIL Y RESOURCE REPORTS
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CHAPTER 6 - POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE
REPORT CG-5136A GOVERNMENT SUMMARY SHEET
A. This form summarizes Daily Resource Reports submitted by the FOSC and other
government agencies. The Government Summary sheet can be used in several
ways, depending on the nature of the incident and who is submitting it.
1. Level I cases, for use by:
a. Other government agencies to consolidate all daily reports for the
incident for submission to the FOSC at the end of removal
activities.
b. The FOSC to consolidate all daily reports for their unit for the
incident.
2. Level n/m cases, for use by:
a. Other government agencies to consolidate all daily reports for
submission to the FOSC.
b. The FOSC to consolidate all daily reports for bis unit each day.
B. HOW TO COMPLETE FORM:
1. Report Type (Interim/Final): If the submission does not include all
costs associated with the incident, check the interim report, otherwise, if
the submission is the final submission of resource documentation, check
the final report.
2. OPA/CERCLA/NRDA: Check the one that applies to the incident.
3. (Incident Data) FPN/CERCLA Number: The FPN or CERCLA case
number assigned to the incident.
4. Date: The date of the submission.
5. Period Covered: The period (dates) for which resource documentation
is being submitted.
6. Agency Reporting: The agency submitting documentation
7. Unit Reporting: The CG Marine Safety Office or EPA Regional Office
collecting resource documentation.
8. Description of Activities: Brief description of removal activities
performed, and the objective of each activity. If more space is required,
attach additional pages.
9. Reports Attached: This is a number reflecting bow many of each form
is completed and attached.
10. Key Parties: Include information for key parties authorized by the
FOSC who can provide information on resource documentation. This
could include the FOSCs representative, persons authorized by the
FOSC to supervise on-site operations - other government agency
personnel, and persons preparing cost documentation (e.g., storekeeper,
accounting clerk, etc.).
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I TRANSPORTATION POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT GOVERNMENT I
I U.S. COAST GIARD SUMMARY SHEET I
V CO 5I36A(OI-9M J
[ REPORT TYPE ACTIVITY J
I INTERIM FINAL OPA CERCLA NRDA J
FPN/CERCLA «
PERIOD COVERED
AGENCY REPORTING
INCIDENT DATA ^
DATE
TO
tINTT REPORTING j
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES
(Anach tddiuottl p*c«. if weded)
REPORTS ATTACHED
SHORT FORMS DAILY PERSONNEL FORMS
DAILY EQUIPMENT FORMS DAILY PURCHASE FORMS _
KEY PARTIES
DOCUMENTATION CONTRACTOR
Name Name
Ajency Agency
Telephone Telephone
r REMARKS:
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C. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT —
CG-S136B GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL.
This form should be completed for government personnel costs incurred for each day of
removal activity.
How to complete this form;
1. FPN/CERCLA Number: The FPN or CERCLA case number assigned to the
incident.
2. Date: The date that costs are reported.
3. Parent Unit: The parent unit of the party completing the form. The command
for CG reports (i.e., MSO Hampton Roads, Station Portsmouth) or the regional
office, division and field office for EPA (i.e., Region X, Emergency Response
Division, Portland Field Office).
4. FOSC or Representative/Lead Trustee Signature: Certification by the
FOSC. The FOSC certifies that the personnel listed were authorized for the date
being reported.
Government Personnel
Supply the following information for each person involved in removal activities.
5. Name: First and last names of the government personnel involved in removal
activities.
6. Pay Grade/Labor Category: Pay grade or labor category of the personnel
involved in removal activity (i.e., O4, E5, GS12).
7. Duty: Specific duty during removal activity (i.e., monitor, driver, FOSC).
8. Hours: Hours spent performing removal duty.
9. Standard Rate: The standard rate for the pay grade/labor category in
accordance with OMB Circular A-87. Attach the agency's standard rate table or
information presenting the computation and derivation of the rate (may be
completed by agency's accounting office).
10. Total Cost: The standard rate multiplied by the hours (may be completed by the
agency's accounting office).
11. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff.
12. Total Personnel Costs For This Date: The sum of the amounts entered in the
total column (may be completed by agency's accounting office).
13. Remarks: Any amplifying information considered important by the FOSC for
this particular day.
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TRANSPORT AT10N POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
U.S. COASTGUARD
^ OC-5l36B
COVT PERSONNEL
Pig. of
J
/" ^\
FPN/TFRri A NUMBER DATE
PARENT UNIT
FOSC/REP/LEAD TRUSTEE SIGNATURE
L. J
r GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL ^
V
PAY
GRADE
DITV
HOURS
STANDARD
RATE
TOTAL
OFFICE
USE
J
TOTAL PERSONNEL COSTS FOR THIS DATE.
REMARKS
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D. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT —
CG-S136C GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT.
This form should be completed for government equipment costs incurred for each day
of removal activity.
How to complete form:
1. FPN/CERCLA Number: The FPN or CERCLA case number assigned to the
incident.
2. Date: The date costs are reported.
3. Parent Unit: The Parent Unit of the party completing the form. The command
for CO reports (i.e., MSO Hampton Roads, Station Portsmouth) or the regional
office, division and field office for EPA (i.e., Region X, Emergency Response
Division, Portland Field Office).
4. FOSC or Representative/Lead Trustee Signature: Certification by the
FOSC; the FOSC certifies that the equipment listed was authorized for the date
reported.
Government Equipment
Supply the following information for each piece of equipment involved in removal
activities.
5. Item Description: Description of the equipment used for removal activities.
6. Rate Basis: The basis used for charging equipment costs (e.g., hourly, daily,
weekly).
7. f Units: The number of units for which the equipment was utilized, defined in
terms of the rate basis (i.e., number of hours, days, weeks).
8. Rate/Unit: The rate charged per unit; attach the agency's standard rate table or
a computation showing how the rate was derived (may be completed by agency's
accounting office).
9. Rate Charges: The rate per unit multiplied by the number of units (may be
completed by agency's accounting office).
10. Non-Rate Charges: The total charges related to the equipment not charged on
a per unit basis (i.e., mileage, fuel, setup/takedown charges) may be completed
by agency's accounting office.
11. Total: The sum of the Rate Charges and the Non-Rate Charges (may be
completed by agency's accounting office).
12. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff.
13. Total Equipment Costs For This Date: The sum of the amounts entered in the
Total column (may be completed by agency's accounting office).
14. Remarks: Any amplifying information considered important by the FOSC for
this particular day.
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TRANSPORTATION
U.S. COASTGUARD
^ CC-5l36C(OI-93)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
FPN/CERCLA NUMBER
PARENT UNrr
^
D
ATE
GOVT EQUIPMENT
P«r
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E. NON-EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT.
1. Purchase of non-expendable equipment. All equipment purchased with the OSLTF
must be done in accordance with standard agency or MOU procurement policy and
authority. If the FOSC uses the OSLTF to buy equipment to effect a specific removal
operation, the Federal government owns the property. Under normal circumstances, the
FOSC does not transfer equipment purchased with the OSLTF to the Responsible Party.
When the Responsible Party is billed, a user fee is issr-wd for the period during which
the purchased equipment is used. Contact Commandant (G-CFM) or other government
agency equivalent for determination of charges that do not appear in published Standard
Rates.
2. Administration of Purchased Equipment Throughout its useful lifetime, during and
after the removal operations for which it was originally required, equipment shall be
administered in accordance with applicable agency property management guidelines
(i.e. Property Management Manual, COMDTINST M4500.5 series). Each FOSC must
establish and maintain a system of control and accountability to ensure that the date of
acquisition and costs of equipment funded by the OSLTF can be clearly documented.
3. Ownership and Control of Property. Ownership of equipment, for the purpose of
disposition, rests with the NPFC, who has the lead fiduciary responsibility for the
OSLTF. The FOSC purchasing the equipment assumes and retains responsibility for
control, accountability, and custody of property until federal screening is complete and
disposition instructions are received.
4. Governed by Explicit Provfatons. The FOSC reports excess and/or sales according to
Federal Property Management Regulations and other agency property management
directives about how to dispose of property. In unusual circumstances, if an agreement
is made with the RP in advance of the purchase about transfer and reimbursement, then
the transfer or purchase by the RP may be appropriate.
5. FOSC ACTION:
a. Upon completion of a response, declare equipment purchased for a removal
action as excess.
b. Use SF-120 or other appropriate equivalent to report excess items. The NPFC
retains first right of refusal in any transfers, but normal property management
rules apply.
c. Forward the transfer document to NPFC for final approval, and to allow
maintenance of an audit trail on all such equipment purchases and transfers.
d. The receiving unit must obtain any allowance list amendments, and
maintain accountability and report all non-expendable property in
accordance with applicable agency requirements.
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F. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT — CG-S136D
GOVERNMENT PURCHASES/EXPENDABLES/TRAVEL
ORDERS/CONTRACTORS/OTHER AGENCIES.
This form should be completed for government purchases and expendables incurred for
each day of removal activity. Additionally, the form is used to identify travel orders
issued, contractors authorized to perform removal activities, and (for FOSC use) other
government agencies involved in removal activities.
How to complete form;
1. FPN/CERCLA Number: The FPN or CERCLA case Dumber assigned to the incident
2. Date: Report the dale costs were monad.
3. PireotUnit: The parent unit of tke party completing the form, the command for CG reports
(i.e., MSO Hampton Roads. Station Portsmouth); or the Regional Office, divisioa and field
ofDee for EPA (i.e.. Region X, Emergency Response Division, Portland Field Office).
4. FOSC or Representative/Lead trustee Signature: Certification by the FOSC/Lead Trustee.
The FOSC certifies that purchases or other hens listed were authorized for the date reported.
Purchases/Expendibles
Indicate whether purchase orders were completed, how many purchase orders were completed, the
number of purchase orders attached, if any. Also, indicate the total purchases/expendables for the date
reported. If copies of purchase orders are not attached, complete the remainder of the
Purchase/Expendables section.
5. Description of Item: Description of item purchased.
4. Purchase Order Number: Purchase Order Number issued for the item.
7. Cast: The cost of the item purchased.
S. OfflceUse: Used by NPFC Staff.
9. ToUl Purcbaaes/Expcadablefl For Tkls Date: The sum of the items purchased.
Travel Orders
Indicate whether travel orders were issued, the number issued, and copies attached. If copies are not
attached, complete the remainder of the travel orders section. Also indicate whether liquidated travel
claims ve attached and if so. how many are attached. If liquidated travel claims are not attached, submit
copies when the claims have been liquidated.
10 Name: First and last name of traveler.
11. Travel Order No: Tie number assigned to the travel orders.
12. Issued By: The agency issuing the travel order.
13. Estimated Cost: This is the estimated cost on each individual travel order.
14. Office Uie: Used by NPFC Staff.
Contractors
Indicate whether contractors were authorized to perform services on the date reported. Only list
contractors who are contracted and paid through your agency. If marked YES. complete the following
for each authorized contractor.
15. Name: Indicate name of company.
16. P.O ^Contract Number: List the contract number, purchase order number, and delivery order
number for this contract
Other Agencies Involved (for FOSC Use)
Indicate whether other government agencies were authorized to perform removal activities on the date
reported. If marked Yes, complete the following information for each agency:
17. Name: Agency name.
II. Agreement Number: The applicable Pollution Removal Funding Authorization number.
Attach copies of authorizations used by the other agencies (if not previously submitted).
19. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff.
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TRANSPORTATION
US. COASTGUARD
^ CG-51J6D(01-93)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
GOVT PURCHASES/ "^
EXPENDABLES/TRAVEL
ORDERSATONTRACTORS
Page of J
FPN/CERCLA NUMBER DATE
PARENT UNIT
FOSC/REP/LEAD TRUSTEE SIGNATURE
r PURCHASES/EXPENDABLES
Were any purchase orders completed1 YES Q NOQ If yes. bow n
If yes. ire they attached1 YES Q NOQ If yes. bow m
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
^
PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER
IUVT
uy:
ei^onn«,on below
COST
OFFICE
J
TOTAL COST FOR THIS DATE:.
Were travel orders issued1
U yes. art copies icuched1
Are (he UquidMtd (ravel claims aiudied?
TRAVEL ORDERS
YESQ NOG If >es. ho» roanv:
YES G NO I—' If DO. complete belo* informatioo
If yes. ho» many:
If no submii when bqmdated
YES G NOG
NAME (LAST.F1RST)
TRAVEL ORDER NO.
ISSL'ED BY
EST. COST
OFFICE USE
ESTIMATED TOTAL TRAVEL COST:
Are comractor services auihorized for this date?
CONTRACTORS
YES n NO n W y«s. list coatnciors hired
NAME
P.07CONTRACT NUMBER
OFFICE USE
Were acencie> authorized to act1
OTHER AGENCIES INVOLVED
IFOR FOSC «r Lnd TrMn L»i
YES O NOO If yes. list other avencies and attach copy of authorization
NAME
AGREEMENT NUMBER
OFFICE USE
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G. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT — CG-5136E GOVERNMENT
SHORT FORM (May be vied m i Daily Rctource Report to Ucu of long forms CG-5136 (B-D).
Hew to complete fores:
1. FPN/CERCLA Number. TV FPN or CERCLA case number assigned to UK incident
2. Dmu: The date which costs are reported.
J ParentUnit: The parent unit of the party completing (he form. The command for COM Guard noons
(i.e.. MSO Hampton Roach. Station Portsmouth) or the Regional Office, division and field office for EPA
(i.e., Region X Emergency Raponae Division, Portland Field Office).
4. FOSC or Repraseaotfvt/Lend Trustee Signature: Certificatioe by the FOSC The FOSC certifies
that the items lifted were authorized for the date reported.
rr""M>By Peraonael Supply the foflowug information for each person involved in removal activities.
5. Name: First sad last names of gonanmaat personnel involved in removal activity.
4. Pay Grade/Labor Category; Pay grade or Ubor category of the personnel involved in removal activity
7. Duty: Specific duty during removal activity (Le, monitor, driver, FOSC).
I. Hours: Hours spent pel forming removal duty.
9. Standard Rate: The standard rate for the pay grade/labor category in accordance with OMBA-t7.
It. Total CM(: The standard rate multiplied by the noun.
11. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff,
12. Total Personnel Costs For This Date The sum of the amounts entered in the Total column.
13. Remarks: Amplifying information considered important by the FOSC for this particular day.
Government Equipment Supply the following information for each piece of equipment used in removal activities.
14. Item Description: Description of the equipment used for removal activities.
IS. Rat* Basis: The basis used for *'t"Tfi't equipment costs (i.e.. bourly, daily, weekly).
14. f Units: The number of units the equipment was used for defined in terms of the rate basis (U., number
of noun, days, weeks).
17. Rate/Unit: The rale charged per unit, attach the agency's standard rate table or a computation showing
bow the rate was derived,
IS. Rate Charges: The rate per unit multiplied by the number of uniB
19. Non-Rate Charges: The total charges related to the equipment, not charged on a per unit basis (i.e.,
mileage, fuel, setup/takedown charges}
20 Total: The sum of the rate charges and the non-rale charges
21. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff.
22. Total Equipment Coats For This Dale: The sum of the amounts entered in the Total column.
23. Remarks: Aay amplifying information considered important by the FOSC for this particular day.
Purchases/Expendables Indicate the number of purchase orders and copies attach to this form. Also, indicate the
total purchases/expendables for the date reported. If copies of purchase orders are not attached, complete the
remainder of the Purchase/Expendables section.
24. Description of Item: Description of item purchased,
25. Purchase Order Number: Purchase Order Number issued for the item.
24. Coat: The cost of the item purchased,
27. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff.
2S. Total Purchasea/Expeodablcs For Thii Date: The sum of the items purchased.
Travel Orden Indicate whether travel orders «crc issued, and the number of travel orders attached. If copies are
not attached, complete the remainder of the travel orders section. Also indicate the number of liquidated travel
claims attached If the claims are not attached, submit copies when the daims have been liquidated.
29. Name: First and last name of traveler.
3t. Travel Order No: The number assigned to the travel orders.
31. Issued iy: The agency issuing the travel order.
32. Estimated Cost: This is the estimated cost on each individual travel order.
33. Office Use: Used by NPFC Staff.
Contractors Indicate whether contractors were authorized to perform services on the date reported. Only list
contractors who are contracted and paid through your agency. If marked YES, complete the following for each
authorized contractor.
34. Name: Indicate name of company.
35. P.O./Cootrmct Number List the contract, purchase order, and delivery order numbers for this contract
Othu Atencin Involved fFor FOSC Use) Indicate whether other government agencies were authorized to
perform removal activities on the date reported If marked Yes, complete the following information for each
agency:
34. Name: Agency name.
37. Agreement Number The applicable Pollution Removal Funding Authorization number, attach copies of
authorizations with other agencies (if not previously submitted).
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DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
U.S COASTGUARD
CC-5IJ6E(OI-9J)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
GOVERNMENT
SHORT FORM
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FPN/CERCLA NUMBER.
PARENT UNIT
DATE
OSC/REP/LEAD TRUSTEE SIGNATURE
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Were any purchase orders completed?
If yes. are they attached?
YES Q
YES Q
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If yes how maoy:_
If BO. complete itlomntot below
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
Bw
PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER
COST
OFFICE USE
Toul Con This Dale-
TRAVEL ORDERS
Were travel orders issued?
If yes. are copies attached?
Are the liquidated travel claims attached?
YES r-j NO Q
YES ,-, NO _
YES NO
If yes. ho» many
If BO. complete below informaiioo
If yes. how maav
If »o. submit mhep bqmdaied
NAME fLAST. FIRST)
fcw
TRAVEL ORDER NO
ISSUED BY
EST COST
OFFICE USE
Eiumated Toul Travel Con
f CONTRACTORS A
Are contractor services authorized (or this dale1 YES O NO O If yes. list contractors hired
NAME
P.OyCONTRACT NUMBER
^
OFFICE USE
J
OTHER FEDERAL/STATE/LOCAL AGENCIES INVOLVED
(FOR OSC or Lead Trustee L'*e)
Were agencies authorized to act'' YES O NO O If yes. list atui a; encies and anach corn of auihonzatrao
NAME
AGREEMENT NUMBER
^
OFFICE USE
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H. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT — CG-5136E-1
CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL.
This form should be completed for contractor personnel costs incurred for each day of
removal activity.
How to complete form;
1. FPN/CERCLA Number: The FPN or CERCLA case number assigned to the
incident.
2. Date: Report the date costs were incurred.
3. Contractor: Name of contractor, indicate if supporting documentation is
attached.
Contractor Personnel
Provide the following information for each individual.
4. CUN: The applicable contract line item number.
5. Name: First and last names of contract personnel involved in removal activity.
6. Job Description: What was the employees job (i.e., supervisor, equipment
operator, laborer). This may require an abbreviation to be entered.
7. Hours Employed: The starting and ending times during which the personnel
were performing removal activities.
8. Total Hours: Hours spent performing removal duty.
9. Hourly Rate: The hourly rate of pay for personnel.
10. Rate Charge: The number of hours multiplied by the hourly rate of pay.
11. Per Diem: Per diem costs incurred by the personnel. This assumes a flat rate
per diem is authorized by the contract. Otherwise, per diem costs should be
documented as other expenses on the CG-5136E-3 form.
12. Total Cost: The sum of the Rate Charge and the Per Diem costs.
13. Total Personnel Costs For This Date: The sum of the amount entered in the
Total column.
14. Contractor's Certification: Contractor's certification of the validity of the
information presented.
15. FOSC/Trustee Signature: Certification by the FOSC/Lead Trustee. The
FOSC certifies that personnel listed were authorized for the date reported. The
FOSC does not certify contract rates or costs.
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TRANSPORTATION
f.S COASTGUARD
CG-5I36E-I (01-93)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL
P«g e of.
•RSONNEL I
CONTRACTOR:.
PO/CONTRACT NO.
If information described below is documented separately. IB t form or (omul previously reviewed >od found acceptable by the
Nalional Pollution Funds Center ud die Coniraaio; Offlccr. this form need not be completed.
CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL
CLJN
NAME
fLAST. FIRST)
JOB
DESCRIPTION
HO
FRM
LRS
TO
TOT
HR
HOLTILY
RATE
*
RATE
CHARGE
PER
DIEM
TOTAL
COST
1
TOTAL PERSONNEL COSTS FOR THIS DATE.
CONTRACTOR'S CERTIFICATION:
I certify thai this report is a true and complete record
of the materials, labor, equipment and subcontractors
provided by the contractor on the date listed above
for the project number cued above.
Contractor's Authorized Representative
ON SCENE COORDINATOR'S/LEAD TRUSTEE'S REVIEW:
1 certif»thai inspection and acceptance of the listed items has been
nude b) me or under my supervision except as noted herein or on
supporting documents.
FOSC/Lead Trustee
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I. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT — CG-S136E-2
CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT.
This form should be completed for contractor equipment costs incurred for each day of
removal activity.
How to complete form;
1. FPN/CERCLA Number: The FPN or CERCLA case number assigned to the
incident.
2. Date: Report the date costs were incurred.
3. Contractor: Name of contractor, indicate if supporting documentation is
attached.
Contractor Equipment
Provide the following information for each piece of equipment used in removal
activities.
4. CLIN: The applicable contract line item number.
5. Item Description: Description of the equipment used for removal activities.
6. Rate Basis: The basis used for charging equipment costs (i.e., hourly, daily,
weekly).
7. Employed From/To: The period of time equipment was used.
8. Units: The number of units the equipment was used for expressed in terms of
the rate basis (i.e., numbers of hours, days, weeks).
9. Rate/Unit: The rate charged per unit.
10. Rate Charges: The rate per unit multiplied by the number of units.
11. Non Rate Charges: Total charges related to the equipment, not charged on a
per unit basis (i.e., mileage, fuel, setupAakcdown charges).
12. Total Cost: The sum of the Rate Charge and the Non-Rate Charges.
13. Total Equipment Costs For This Date: The sum of the amounts entered in the
Total Costs column.
14. Contractor's Certification: Contractor's certification of the validity of the
information presented.
IS. FOSC/Tnistee Signature: Certification by FOSC/Lead Trustee. The FOSC
certifies the equipment listed was authorized for the date reported. The FOSC
does not certify contract rates or costs.
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r DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
U.S. CO AST GUARD
CG-5136E 2(01-93)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
FPN/CERCLA NUMBER
CONTRACTOR
DATE
CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT
^
PO/CONTRACT NO.
U informaiion described below u documented separately, in a form or format previously reviewed and found acceptable by the
National Polluuon Funds Center and the Conmcunf Officer, this form need KM be completed.
r~
CLIN
CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT
ITEM DESCRIPTION
RATE
EMP
FRM
LOYED
TO
• UNITS
RATE/
UNIT
RATE
CHARGES
^
NON-RATE
CHARGES
TOTAL
COST
^
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COSTS FOR THIS DATE_
CONTRACTOR'S CERTIFICATION:
1 certify thai this repon u a in* and complete record
of the material*, labor equipment and subcontractors
provided by the contractor on the dale listed above
for the project number cued arute.
Contractor's Authorized Repre-enuuve
ON SCENE COORDINATOR'S/LEAD TRUSTEE'S REVIEW:
I certify that inspection and acceptance of the listed items has been
made by me or under m> supervision, except u noted herein or on
luppurung documents
FOSCVLead Trustee
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J. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT — CG-S136E-3
CONTRACTOR/SUBCO^^TRACTOR/MATERTAI S/QTHER EXPENSES.
This form should be completed by the contractor for costs incurred by subcontractors,
and for materials and other expenses for each day of removal activities.
How to complete form;
1. FPN/CERCLA Number The FPN or CERCLA case number assigned to the
incident.
2. Date: Report the date costs were incurred.
3. Contractor: Name of contractor. Indicate if supporting documentation is
attached.
Subcontractors
Indicate whether subcontractors were hired. If marked Yes, complete the remainder of
the subcontractors section and attach copies of the subcontractor's Daily Resource
Reports. Subcontractors should complete CG-3136E (1-3) or CG-5136E-EZ forms as
applicable.
4. CLJN: The applicable contract line item number.
5. Subcontractor's Name: Name of the subcontractor.
6. Cost: Costs incurred by the subcontractor for this date.
7. Admin. Fee: Fee charged for administering the subcontractor.
8. Total Cost: The sum of subcontractor costs and administration costs.
9. Total Cost Of Subcontractors For This Date: The sum of the amount entered
in the Total Cost column.
Materials Used/Other Expenses
10. CLJN: The applicable contract line item number.
11. Description: Description of material or item used or purchased.
12. Units Used: Units of material or items used or purchased.
13. Unit Cost: Cost per unit.
14. Total Cost: Units used multiplied by the Unit Cost.
15. Total Cost Of Materials Used/Other Expenses For This Date: The sum of
the amount entered in the Total Cost column.
16. Subcontractor's Name: Name of the subcontractor.
17. Contractor's Certification: Contractor's certification of the validity of the
information presented.
18. FOSC/Trustee Signature: Certification by FOSC/Lead Trustee. The FOSC
certifies that the items listed were authorized for the date reported. The FOSC
does not certify contract rates or costs.
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TRANSPORTATION
U.S. COAST GIARD
CG-5IJ6E-3f01-93)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
CONTRACTOR/ ^
SUBCONTRACTOR
MATERIALS/OTHER EXPENSIS
FPN/CERCLA NUMBER.
CONTRACTOR:
DATE
PO/CONTRACT NO.
If information described below a documented separately. in i form or format previously reviewed «nd found acceptable by the
Nauonal Polluuoo Funds Center and Ihe Conincuof Officer, ihii form need not be completed
Were any subcontractors bred? YES
SUBCONTRACTORS
NO Q If yes. lisi them below nod attach subcontractor Daily Reports
CLIN
k.
SUBCONTRACTOR'S NAME
COST
*
ADMIN FEE
TOTAL COST
TOTAL COST OF SUBCONTRACTORS FOR THIS DATE.
MATERIALS USED/OTHER EXPENSES
CLIN
it
DESCRIPTION
UNITS
UNITS USED
UNIT COST
TOTAL COST
J
TOTAL COST OF MATERIALS USED/OTHER EXPENSES FOR THIS DATE.
CONTRACTOR'S CERTIFICATION:
I certify thai this report is a true and complete record
of the nuienals. labor, equipment and subcontractors
provided by the contractor on the date listed above
for Ihe project number cited above.
Contractor t Authorized Representative
ON SCENE COORDINATOR 'S/LEAD TRUSTEE'S REVIEW:
I certify that inspection and acceptance of the bsled Hems has been
nude b> me or under m> supervision except as noted herein or on
supporting documents
FOSC/Lead Trustee
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K. POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT — OG-5136E-4 CONTRACTOR
SHORT FORM. If the applicable resource information can fit an this short ten, it can be used at •
DiiJy Reeource Report in lieu of loaf fora CG-5136E-O-3).
How to complete fora:
1. FPN/CERCLA Number The FPN or CERCLA cue number assigned to we incident
2. Dale: Report the dale costs were incurred.
3. Cootnctor Name of coonctor; indicate if supporting documentation it *tt«Htr)
Contractor Personnel Provide the following information for each individual.
4. CLIN: The applicable contraa line iita number.
5. Name: Tint and last naoet of contractor peaomxl uvolvcd to itnwval activity.
4. Job: What wa« the employees job (Le., supervisor, equipment operator, laborer); Hut may require an
abbreviation to be entered.
7. Hours Employed: The starting and ending time* during which penonDcJ were perfonninf removal
activities.
t. Total Boun: Hc«n spent performing removal duty.
9. Hourly Rale: The hourly rate of pay for the personnel.
10. Rate Charge: The number of hours multiplied by UK hourly nue of pay.
11. Per Diem: Per diem cosu incunvd by the personnel. Thi* assumes a flat me per diem • authorized by
the contract. Otherwise, per diem type cants should be documented a* other expenses on the CG-S136E-
3 form.
12. Total Cost: The sum of the Rate Charge and the Per Diem coats.
13. Total Personnel Costs For That Date: The sum of the amount entered in the Total coin
Contractor Equipment Provide the following infoanab'on for each piece of equipment used in removal activities.
14. CLIN: The applicable contract line item number.
15. Item Description: Description of the equipment used for removal activities.
14. Rale Basis: The basil used for '•K^y.mg equipment costs (Le., hourly, daily, weekly).
17. Employed From/To: The period of time the equipment was used.
IS. Unite The number of units tor which the equipment was utilized upr eased in terms of the rate basis
(i.e., numbers of hours, days, weeks).
19. Rate/Unit: The rate charged per unit
24. Rate Charges: The rate per unit multiplied by the number of units.
21. Non Rate Charges: Total charges related to the equipment, not charged on a per unit basis (i.e., mileage,
fuel, setup/takedown charges).
22. Total Cost: The sum of the Rate Charge and the Non-Rate Charges,
23. Total Equipment Costs For This Date: The sum of the amounts entered in the Total Cost* column.
Subcontractors Indicate whether subcontractors were hired. If marked Yes, complac the remainder of the
subcontractors section and attach copies of the subcontractor's Daily Resource Reporu. Subcontractors should
complete CG-5136E (1-4) forms as applicable.
24. CLIN: The applicable contract line hem number.
25 Subcontractor's Nanse Name of the subcontractor.
26. Ce*t: Costs incurred by the subcontractor for this date.
27. Admin. Fee: Fee charged for the subcontracton administration.
21. Total Cost: The sum of subcontractor costs and administration costs.
29. Tetal Coat Of SabeMtroeten For This Date: The sum of the amount catered in the Total Cost column.
Materials Used/Other Expenses
34. CLJN: The applicable contract line item number.
31. Description: Description of material or items used or purchased.
32. Units Used: Units of material or items used or purchased.
33. Unit Cost: Cost per unit.
34. Total Cost: Units used multiplied by the Unit COSL
35. Total Cost Of Materials Used/Other Expenses For This Dale: The sum of the amount entered in the
Total Cow column.
34. Subcontractor's Name: Name of the subcontractor.
37. Contractor'* Certification: Contractor's certification of the validity of the information presented.
34. FOSC/Tnislee Signature: Certification by FOSOLead Trustee; the FOSC certifies thai the item* listed
were authorized for the date reported. The FOSC does not certify contract rales or costs.
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TRANSPORTATION
U.S. COAST GUARD
CX3-5l36E-»(01-93)
POLLUTION INCIDENT DAILY RESOURCE REPORT
CONTRACTOR
SHORTFORM
FPN/CERCLA NUMBER.
DATE.
CONTRACTOR:.
PO/CONTRACT NO.
If information described below u documented separably, in • form or format previous!} reviewed aid fouad acceptable by to
National Pollution Funds Center and the Contracting Officer, this farm need 501 be completed.
r PERSONNEL
CLIN
NAME
HOUI
FROM
IS
TO
TOTAL
HOURS
HOURLY
RATE
N
KATE
CHARGE
PER TOTAL
DIEM COST
J
TOTAL COST FOR THIS DATE:
r EQUIPMENT
CLIN
ITEM DESCRIPTION
RATE
BASIS
EMPLC
FROM
>YED
TO
• UNITS
RATE/
UNIT
TOTAL COST FOR THIS DATE
RATE
CHARGES
NON-RATE TOTAL
CHARGES COST
j
SUBCONTRACTORS
Were any subcooiractors hired'' YES D NO Q U yes. list them below and anach subcontractor Daily Reports
CLIN
SUBCONTRACTOR'S NAME
COST
ADMIN FEE
TOTAL COST
TOTAL COST OF SUBCONTRACTORS FOR THIS DATE
r MATERIALS USED/OTHER EXPENSES ^
CLIN
DESCRIPTION
UNfT DESC.
UNFTS USED
UNIT COST
TOTAL COST
TOTAL COST OF MATERIALS USED/OTHER EXPENSES FOR THIS DATE.
CONTRACTOR'S CERTIFICATION:
I certify (hat this report is a true and complete record
of the rruienaJs. labor, equipment and subcontractors
provided by the contractor on the date bsted above
for the project number cited above.
Contractors Authorized Representative
ON SCENE COORDINATOR'S/LEAD TRUSTEE'S REVIEW:
I cenif y that inspecuon and acceptance of the lifted items has been
made by me or under rm supervision, except as Med herein or on
supporting documents.
FOSOUad Tnaiee
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Chapter 7
Pollution Removal Funding Authorization
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CHAPTER 7 - GENERAL INFORMATION
A. When the FOSC determines that another agency (federal, state, local, or indian tribe)
can assist in a removal effort, the FOSC may authorize that agency to perform removal
actions.
1. The FOSC completes a Pollution Removal Funding Authorization (PRFA)
which specifies who is authorized to do what, when, and for how much. The
FOSC should enter the funds authorized as aa obligation against the FPN and
provide a copy of the Resource Documentation Instructions with PRFA.
2. There are two types of authorizations: Federal Agencies and Non-Federal
Agencies. Examples are provided in the next few pages.
B. HOW TO USE THE FORMS:
1. Federal Agency - Pollution Removal Funding Authorization. To use this
form, the FOSC fills in the appropriate information where needed. Federal
agencies should submit an SF-1080 with all supporting documentation upon
completion of removal activities, or as required by FOSC in the authorization.
2. Non-Federal Agency - Pollution Removal Funding Authorization. To use
this form, the FOSC fills in the appropriate information where needed.
Non- federal agencies submit all supporting documentation upon completion of
removal activities, or as required by FOSC in the authorization.
3. Amendment to - Pollution Removal Funding Authorization. To use this
form, the FOSC fills in appropriate updated information, records the obligation
against the FPN, and assigns a Document Control Number to the amendment.
C. Accounting Data for PRFA. Construct the Document Control Number on all
authorizations using the following guide. Contact the NPFC if assistance is needed.
FORMAT: 51/YY/PP/Y/H/EE/###
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(1) Document Type - always use 51
(2) The last two digits of the Fiscal Year of the FPN
(3) Procurement Site Code (See page 75 for appropriate code)
(4) Last Digit of the current Fiscal Year
(5) Region - Always use H
(6) The Program Element - specific for the FOSC and Emergency Fund.
(See page 75 for appropriate code)
(7) The next sequence number from the unit's procurement log.
D. Authorizing Officer: FOSC signature or authorized representative
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Federal Agency
Pollution Removal Funding Authorization
Recipient Agency:
Address:
1. Purpose
This document authorizes reimbursement to the Recipient Agency from the Oil
Spill Liability Trust Fund or CERCLA funds for certain removal costs incurred in
response to the following pollution incident,
FPN/CERCLA ID 0 . This funding authorization is expressly
contingent on the Recipient's compliance with all requirements contained herein.
2. Approved Functions and Reimbursement Limit
Costs will be reimbursed only for actions that are directed or approved in
advance by the FOSC. Approval may be verbal or written. Assessment, restoration,
rehabilitation or replacement of natural resources damaged by the spill are not covered.
Maximum limit of authorization: $ .
3. Conditions
See attached page(s) for special conditions, dates of performance, directions or
approvals.
4. Period of Authorization
This authorization shall remain in effect until the FOSC determines that the
clean-up has been completed or other date specified by the FOSC.
5. Reimbursement Procedure
The Recipient Agency will submit an SF-1080 with detailed records of
expenditures and activities for which reimbursement is sought to the FOSC upon
completion of removal activities. The agency may elect to use its own records
providing an equivalent amount of documentation which has NPFC approval, or the
agency may elect to use NPFCs Resource Cost Documentation package. Standard
methods and forms for record keeping may be provided by the FOSC.
This agreement will be closed one year from the date of authorization. Any
amount for which reimbursement and documentation have not been submitted will be
deobligated, after written notice to the Agency involved and a 90 day period has
elapsed.
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Federal Agency
Pollution Removal Funding Authorization (cont'd)
6. Accounting Data
Document Control Number:
7. Points of Contact
A- Tel( )_
FOSC
B. Tel(
Recipient Agency Representative
C. Tel(
NPFC Case Officer
8. Authorizing Official
Signature:
Attachments; No. Yes
Title: Date:
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Non-Federal Agency
Pollution Removal Funding Authorization
Recipient Agency:
Address:
1. Purpose
This document authorizes reimbursement to the Recipient Agency from the Oil
Spill Liability Trust Fund or CERCLA funds for certain removal costs incurred in
response to the following pollution incident, ,
FPN/CERCLA ID # . This funding authorization is expressly
contingent on the Recipient's compliance with all requirements contained herein.
2. Approved Functions and Reimbursement Limit
Costs will be reimbursed only for actions that are directed or approved in
advance by the FOSC. Approval may be verbal or written. Assessment, restoration,
rehabilitation or replacement of natural resources damaged by the spill are not covered.
Maximum limit of authorization: $ .
3. Conditions
See attached page(s) for special conditions, dates of performance, directions or
approvals.
4. Period of Authorization
This authorization shall remain in effect until the FOSC determines that the
clean-up has been completed or other date specified by the FOSC.
5. Reimbursement Procedure
Upon completion of removal activities, the Recipient Agency will submit to the
FOSC a billing invoice with detailed records of expenditures and activities for
reimbursement being sought. Standard methods and forms for records shall be provided
by the FOSC. The agency may elect to use its own records providing an equivalent
amount of documentation of which has NPFC approval or the agency may elect to use
the NPFCs resource and cost documentation package.
This agreement will be closed one year from the date of authorization. Any
amount for which reimbursement and documentation nave not been submitted will be
deobligated, after written notice to the Agency involved and a 90-day period has
elapsed.
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Non-Federal Agency
Pollution Removal Funding Authorization (cont'd)
6. Hold Harmless and Indemnify
By performing any action or seeking any reimbursement under this funding
authorization, the Recipient Agency agrees to indemnify and bold harmless the United
States of America, and all of its departments and agencies, including without limitation
the U.S. Coast Guard and the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund ('United States'), with
respect to any and all suits, actions and claims, of whatever kind or nature, arising from
or relating to the Recipient's actions, omissions, or other involvement in this spill.
Recipient Agency further agrees to waive any rights of actions and/or claims which it
may have against the United States arising from or relating to its actions, omissions, or
other involvement in this spill.
7. No Agency
Nothing in this funding authorization is intended to create an agency relationship
between the Recipient Agency and the United States of America (or any of its
departments, agencies, or employees). Nor shall anything in this funding authorization
be construed as creating an agency relationship. By performing any action or seeking
any reimbursement under this funding authorization, the Recipient Agency agrees that it
has not been authorized to act as an agent of the United States, and shall not act in any
such capacity.
8. Accounting DaU
Document Control Number: __
9. Points of Con tact
A. _ Tel( ) _
FOSC
B- _ Tel( ) _
Recipient Agency Representative
C _ Tel( ) _
NPFC Case Officer
10. Authorizing Official
Signature:
Title: Date:
Attachments; No Yes
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AMENDMENT TO
POLLUTION REMOVAL FUNDING AUTHORIZATION
Issued To (Recipient Agency):
By (FOSQ:
Date of Original Authorization:
Document Number of original Authorization:
The Authorization cited above Is amended as follows:
Document Control Number of this amendment:
Authorizing Official
Signature:
Title: Date:
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FOR DOCUMENT CONTROL NUMBER
2 digit ATU for OPA 90 (Emergency Fund & CERCLA only)
Procurement Site Codes
23
25
28
30
33
35
OG Headquarters
CCGDTwo
CCGDSeveo
CCGDNine
CCGDThirteen
CCCDSeveoteen
24 CCGDOne
27 CCGDFive
29 CCGDEight
31 CCGDEfeven
34 CCGDFourteen
46 NPFC
Program Elements
XI
XA
XB
XC
XD
XE
X2
XF
XG
XH
XJ
XK
XL
X5
XM
XN
XP
XQ
XZ
XR
XS
XI
xu
XV
xw
YJ
YZ
YY
YX
nRST DISTRICT
MSO Portland
MSO Boston
MSO Providence Ri
COTP New York
COTP Long Island
SECOND DISTRICT
MSO St. Louis
MSO Huntington Wv
MSO Louisville
MSO Memphis
MSO Paducab
MSO Pittsburgh
FIFTH DISTRICT
MSO Baltimore
MSO Hampton Roads
MSO Philadelphia
MSO Wilmington
SEVENTH DISTRICT
MSO Miami
MSO Jacksonville
MSO Tampa
MSO Savannah
MSO Charleston
MSO San Juan
EIGHTH DISTRICT
MSO New Orleans
MSO Morgan City
MSO Corpus Christi
YW MSO Galveston
YV MSO Mobile
YU MSO Port Arthur
XY MSO Houston
Y9 NINTH DISTRICT
YT MSO Buffalo
YS MSO Chicago
YR MSO Cleveland
YQ MSO Detroit
YP MSO Duluth
YN MSO Milwaukee
YM MSO Toledo
YL COTP Grand Haven
YK COTP Sault Ste Marie
Yl ELEVENTH DISTRICT
YA MSO Long Beach
YB MSO San Diego
YC MSO San Francisco
Y3 THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
YD MSO Portland
YE MSO Puget Sound
Y4 FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
YH MSO Honolulu
XX MSO Guam
Y7 SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
YG MSO Juneau
YH MSO Anchorage
YJ MSO Valdez
XZ NPFC
For EPA FOSCs, use the corresponding Coast Guard District's Procurement Site Code
and Program Element.
These codes are subject to change. Check with the Finance Center or the NPFC for
verification.
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Chapter 8
STANDARD FORM 1080
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CHAPTER 8 - SF 1080: VOUCHER FOR TRANSFERS BETWEEN APPROPRIATIONS AND/OR
FUNDS
A. The SF-1080 b used bj other government agencies to request reimbnrsement
from the Coast Guard.
1. Documentation should be organized and summarized, to provide a dear audit trail
from the detail to the SF-1080 or invoice submitted for reimbursement. These
submittals wfll be reviewed by the NPFC staff for continuity and propriety. Incomplete
submittals will be returned to sender for corrective action.
B. HOWTOCOMPI
1. Voucher No: - Inserted by the agency submitting the SF-1080.
2. Schedule No: - Inserted by the agency submitting the SF-1080.
3. Department, establishment, bareaa, or other billing: Federal agency
submitting SF-1080 (usually complete mailing address).
4. BUI No: - Used by federal agencies to identify accompanied invoice number.
5. Department, establishment, borean, or office billed: Address of CC-FOSC
agency submitting reimbursement request.
6. Paid By: Leave blank.
7. Order No: Varies according to agency; numerical identifier for job (e.g. 0001,
etc.).
8. Date of DeDvery: Date work began and was completed.
9. Article* or Services: Brief explanation of bow expenses were incurred; ensure
Pollution Removal Funding Authorization Accounting String and Document
Control Number are listed. Some agencies may choose to include their own in-
house accounting information.
10. Quantity: Entry varies.
11. Unit Price: Entries depend on how specific work is identified; normally
accompanied by an invoice and dailies to explain work specifics.
12. Amount: Exact dollar amount of reimbursement.
13. Total: Same as above.
14. Remittance in payment hereof should be sent to: Mailing address of agency
submitting SF-1080.
C ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION -1
1. This section is completed by agency submitting SF-1080. There should be a
name listed as a point of contact with a telephone number.
D. CERTIFICATE OF OFFICE BILLED
1. This is to be completed by NPFC staff after the SF-1080 and its attached
documentation has been reviewed.
E. ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION - OFFICE BILLED
1. This section is completed by NPFC staff.
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VOUCHER FOR TRANSFERS
•ETWEEN APPROPRIATIONS AND/OR FUNDS
VOUCNUMO.
DvBanmem. naMufciMm. buinv. or office rvmmf n«4i
•UNO.
DeptnmrM. nuMuhmmi. bumy. or office charted
OIDCINO.
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CHAPTER 9 - UNIT FUND REIMBURSEMENT
A. The FOSC should always try to charge costs directly to the OSLTF Emergency
Fund or the CERCLA Fund when responding to an incident. The funds are
specifically provided for that purpose, and using them simplifies the FOSCs
responsibilities for both ceiling management and cost recovery. Nevertheless, in
the press of a response, other funds, such as AFC-30, may be used. When that
occurs, the funds can be reimbursed from the Emergency Fund or CERCLA.
This chapter addresses bow a unit receives reimbursement.
B. First, the unit must have receipts, processed travel claims, paid invoices, or other
documentation detailing bow much was expended, unit funds used (usually
AFC-30), and which incident (identified by FPN) is to be charged for the
expenses. The unit must attach copies of all such documentation to a cover
letter which is sent to the NPFC, via the Coast Guard unit which acted as the
FOSC. If the unit requesting reimbursement was the FOSC, the letter must be
sent via the District Commander (m).
C. The FOSC should send reimbursement request directly to NPFC and must
specify the following endorsement:
1) Verify that the unit requesting reimbursement was involved in the
response to the incident.
2) Certify that actions were authorized by the FOSC.
3) Recommend the NPFC reimburse costs.
4) Apply the reimbursement against the authorized ceiling.
D. The NPFC will:
1) Review the material submitted by the requesting unit.
2) Authorize the FINCEN to reimburse the amount spent.
3) Send a copy of the NPFCs letter to the FINCEN to the requesting unit,
the District Commander (m), and Commandant (G-CFM) of the amount
to be reimbursed.
E. The NPFC will work with the District Commander (m), Commandant (G-CFM),
and CG FINCEN to ensure that units are reimbursed for the costs they incur
using normal operating funds. However, FOSCs' and supporting Coast Guard
units are strongly urged to avoid the above procedure by using the Emergency
Fund or CERCLA Fund from the outset of a spill. NPFC Case Team personnel
are available to assist FOSCs in these and other financial management issues
from an incidents start to finish; FOSCs are strongly encouraged to avail
themselves of this support.
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Example of Reimbursement Request Letter (with endorsement)
16465^302
(Date)
From: (Name of Requesting Unit)
To: Director, National Pollution Funds Center (cm)
Via: Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office (FOSC)
Subj: REIMBURSEMENT REQUEST; (Name of Case), FPN
1. This unit incurred $ in expenses paid from unit funds for the subject
case. Please reimburse this unit's account (Enter appropriate account data) for these
expenses. Attached is documentation to support this request.
(Signature)
End: (1)
(Date)
FIRST ENDORSEMENT
From: Commanding Officer, Marine Safety Office (FOSC)
To: Director, National Pollution Funds Center (cm)
1. Forwarded, recommending/not recommending reimbursement.
(If reimbursement recommended)
2. I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief the amount requested for
reimbursement is proper, the services have been performed and accepted, and such
expenditures do not exceed appropriate incident ceilings.
(Signature)
Copy: (Name of Requesting Unit)
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NATIONAL POLLUTION FUNDS CENTER INSTRUCTION 16451.2
Subj : Resource Documentation and Cost Documentation Technical
Operating Procedures
1. PURPOSE . The enclosed Technical Operating Procedures (TOPs)
for Resource Documentation under The Oil Pollution Act of
1990 (P.L. 101-380) have been developed to provide guidance
to users operating as, or in support of, the Federal On- Scene
Coordinator.
2. DISCUSSION.
a. The National Pollution Funds Center (NPFC) is Administra-
tor of the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund (OSLTF),
established by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990. A major
mission of the NPFC is the recovery of costs from
responsible parties for removal activities required in
response to an oil pollution incident.
b. Attached are instructions and formats for the preparation
and submission of resource and cost documentation for
cost recovery.
3. CHANGES . When necessary, these TOPs will be updated by
consecutively-numbered changes .
4. ACTION. Personnel involved in removal activities that
require reimbursement from the OSLTF may make use of these
procedures, or request NPFC approval of alternate resource
documentation. Alternate systems should cover the same
elements and level of detail as the NPFC's TOPS.
Additionally, requests should allow sufficient time for the
NPFC to review and coordinate approval .
Encl:
DANIEL F. SHEEHAN
Director
National Pollution Funds Center
(1) Technical Operating Procedures for Resource
Documentation and Cost Documentation Under The Oil
Pollution Act of 1990 (P.L. 101-380)
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TECHNICAL OPERATING PROCEDURES
for
STATE ACCESS
under
SECTION 1012 (d)(l)
of
THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
(Public Law 101-380)
U.S. COAST GUARD
NATIONAL POLLUTION FUNDS CENTER
NOVEMBER 1992
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REQUEST FOR COMMENTS.
The NPFC desires comments concerning these technical operating
procedures. Please address comments to:
Director (cp)
U.S. Coast Guard
National Pollution Funds Center
4200 Wilson Blvd Ste 1000
Arlington VA 22203-1804
To submit comments on the regulations (33 CFR 133-State Access to
OPA 90), follow the procedure specified in the Supplementary
Information section of the preamble to 33 CFR 133.
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STATE ACCESS TO OIL SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND
TECHNICAL OPERATING PROCEDURES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS i
RECORD OF CHANGES ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS iii-iv
PAGE
1. INTRODUCTION 1
A. PURPOSE 1
B. SCOPE 1
C. BACKGROUND 1
D. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 2
2. REQUESTING FUNDS 2
A. ELIGIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS 2
B. COSTS INCURRED BEFORE FOSC CONTACT 3
C. CONTACTING THE FOSC 3
D. EVALUATION BY FOSC 3
E. OBLIGATION OF FUND & ASSIGNMENT OF FPN/CEILING 4
F. RAISING THE CEILING 4
G. OIL DISCHARGE REMOVAL AUTHORIZATION 4
H. TERMINATION OF STATE ACCESS FUNDING 5
3. DESIGNATION OF SOURCE & IDENTIFICATION OF RP 5
A. INVESTIGATION & NOTIFICATION OF NPFC 5
B. LETTER OF DESIGNATION 5
4. REMOVAL COSTS 5
A. CONTRACT COSTS 5
B. OUT OF POCKET EXPENSES 6
C. STATE SALARY, EQUIPMENT, AND OVERHEAD COSTS 6
5 . POLLUTION REPORTS ( POLREPs ) 6
A. POLREP CONTENTS 6
B. POLREP FREQUENCY 6
C. POLREP COMMUNICATION 6
6. RECORDKEEPING 7
A. DOCUMENTING COSTS-GENERAL 7
B. DOCUMENTING SALARY, EQUIPMENT, & ADMIN COSTS 8
C. INCIDENT REPORT 8
7 . REQUESTING PAYMENT 9
A. DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER 9
B. INCIDENT REPORT 9
C. REMOVAL. COSTS 9
D. CERTIFICATIONS 9
E. OVERALL CERTIFICATION 10
F. COPIES TO FOSC 10
G. TIMELINESS 10
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8. REVIEW OF DOCUMENTATION 11
9 . PAYMENT PROCESS 11
10. COOPERATION IN COST RECOVERY/LITIGATION 11
11. DOCUMENTATION AND THE FOSC 11
12. RELATIONSHIP TO COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT REQUIREMENTS 11
A. REQUIRED FORMS/REPORTS 11
B. WAIVER OF CERTAIN FORMS/REPORTS 12
C. FEDERAL AUDIT 13
13. NPFC POINT OF CONTACT 13
Figure 1 STATE ACCESS FLOW CHART
Appendix A STATE OIL DISCHARGE REMOVAL AUTHORIZATION
Appendix B CERTIFICATIONS
Appendix C SF-LLL (Disclosure of Lobbying Activities)
Appendix D SF-1080 (Voucher for Transfers Btwn Funds)
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TECHNICAL OPERATING PROCEDURES
STATE ACCESS TO OIL SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND
1. INTRODUCTION. Section 1012(d)(l) of the Oil Pollution Act of
1990 (Public Law 101-380, hereafter referred to as "OPA 90")
provides that the President, upon request of the Governor of a
State or his or her designated state official, may obligate the
Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund (Fund) for payment in an amount
not to exceed $250,000 per incident for removal costs consistent
with the National Contingency Plan (NCP) (40 CFR 300). The
removal costs must be required for the immediate removal of a
discharge, or the mitigation or prevention of a substantial
threat of discharge, of oil. Pursuant to the authority delegated
to the Coast Guard in Executive Order 12777, the Coast Guard has
published an interim regulation (33 CFR Part 133) to implement
the provisions of section 1012(d)(l) of OPA 90.
A. PURPOSE. The purpose of this document is to provide
technical operating procedures concerning eligibility,
communications, financial management, and recordkeeping for
States requesting access to the Fund, Federal On-Scene
Coordinators (FOSCs), and Coast Guard (USCG) District staffs.
B. SCOPE. The technical operating procedures described
herein apply specifically to requests for funding under section
1012(d)(l) of OPA 90. Funding under section 1012(d)(l) will
herein be referred to as "State Access." These technical
operating procedures focus on information that is needed to
support cost recovery efforts of the Coast Guard National
Pollution Funds Center (NPFC). Refer to Figure 1 for a flowchart
of the State Access process.
These procedures do not address the provisions of Section
1012(d)(2) of OPA 90 (e.g., advance agreements with individual
States, advance payments from the Fund, or access to the Fund by
political subdivisions of a State). These procedures are
intended as a supplement to, and not as a substitute for, the
regulations contained in 33 CFR Part 133. Compliance with 33 CFR
133 is required whenever utilizing State Access to the Fund.
Nothing in this document supersedes the requirements of the NCP.
Of particular note, the designated state official, in accordance
with 33 CFR 133.5(b) and section 300.320(a ) (6) of the NCP,
assumes the responsibility for notifying the trustees of natural
resources affected/potentially affected by the incident.
C. BACKGROUND. State Access to the Fund provides a new
avenue for States to receive Federal funds for immediate removal
costs resulting from their response to actual or threatened
discharges of oil. State Access does not supersede or preclude
the use of existing Federal payment regimes. The State should
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not seek and will not receive payments for the same costs from
more than one payment regime. Generally, there are two other
payment regimes which the States may initiate to obtain Federal
funding for oil spill incident removal actions:
1. ACTING AS FOSC CONTRACTOR. State agencies may
perform removal actions under the direct supervision of the FOSC.
In these situations, the FOSC issues an Oil Spill Response
Authorization to the State to establish a contractual
relationship and obligate the Fund. With this method of funding
the State is not limited to $250,000 per incident, and the FOSC
is actively directing the State's response actions.
2. CLAIMS. Section 1012(a)(4) of OPA 90 authorizes use
of the Fund for "the payment of claims in accordance with section
1013 for uncompensated removal costs determined by the President
to be consistent with the National Contingency Plan or
uncompensated damages". Regulations describing claims procedures
are found in 33 CFR Part 136. States may submit claims for
uncompensated removal costs, which may include those salaries,
equipment, and administrative costs directly related to a
specific incident. A State may submit claims for removal costs
directly to the Fund even if the responsible party is known.
Claims other than for removal costs must first be submitted to
the designated responsible party. Claims payments are not
limited to $250,000 per incident.
D. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. For additional information
regarding these procedures or related subjects. State repre-
sentatives, FOSCs, Coast Guard district staffs, and other
interested parties are urged to contact the NPFC (see paragraph
13).
2. REQUESTING FUNDS.
A. ELIGIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS. Pursuant to 33 CFR 133.5,
133.7, and 133.13, the following will be evaluated by the FOSC
when contacted by the State requesting funds under section
(l):
1. Is the incident eligible for immediate removal under
the Clean Water Act, as amended by OPA 90?
2. Is the substance discharged/threatening discharge
oil?
3. Did the incident occur after August 18, 1990?
4. Is the aggregate amount of the request equal to or
less than $250,000?
5. Are the proposed actions consistent with the
NCP (including 40 CFR 300.305(c)'s requirement that a
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reasonable effort is made to have the discharger
voluntarily and promptly perform removal actions)?
6. Are the proposed level of response, proposed
actions, and amounts requested appropriate for the
circumstances?
7. Has the State the means to complete the immediate
removal?
B. COSTS INCURRED BEFORE FOSC CONTACT. Immediate removal
costs involving a specific oil discharge Incident which, due to
exigent circumstances, were incurred by the State prior to the
initial request to the FOSC for State Access, are allowable under
State Access if the FOSC determines that: 1) notification is
timely; 2) the response was consistent with the magnitude of the
incident; and 3) costs incurred were otherwise reasonable under
the circumstances and in all other respects were allowable.
C. CONTACTING THE FOSC. In accordance with 33 CFR 133.9,
the Governor or designated State official (henceforth referred to
as the State official) shall request access to the Fund from the
FOSC who is pre-designated for the area of the incident. The
best method for contacting the FOSC is the telephone, because it
allows for discussions and conference-calling.
D. EVALUATION BY FOSC. Considering the NCP, 33 CFR 133.15,
and the criteria in paragraph 2.A. above, the FOSC determines
whether or not the proposed removal actions are eligible for
funding. The FOSC may contact the NPFC case officer whenever
questions arise. The decision by the FOSC is final. The FOSC
may respond as follows:
1. If the FOSC concludes that the incident is not
eligible for Federal removal under the NCP, that any of the
criteria in paragraph 2.A. above are not met, or otherwise does
not find State Access to be the appropriate removal mechanism for
the incident, he/she will deny the request for State Access. The
FOSC may conclude that the incident is eligible for removal under
the NCP, but that a Federally led response is more appropriate to
the situation. In this event, the FOSC may decide to utilize
State resources through contract (see paragraph I.C.I.).
Whenever a request for State Access is denied for any reason
(including a decision for a Federally led response or a decision
for no Federal response), the FOSC will, by the next business day
following his/her decision, notify the NPFC Case Management
Division (NPFC (cm)) and District (m) office, as appropriate, of
the request and the specific reason(s) for denial.
2. If the FOSC concludes that all of the criteria in
paragraph 2.A. above are fulfilled and that State Access to the
Fund is the best method to address the incident, he/she may then
approve the request for State Access and contact the cognizant
Coast Guard District for assignment of a case-specific Federal
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H. TERMINATION OF STATE ACCESS FUNDING. If, at any time
after approving a request for State Access, the FOSC determines
that any of the criteria in paragraph 2.A. above were not/are no
longer applicable to the immediate removal action, the FOSC may
terminate State Access to the Fund. In this event, the State may
receive payment for its allowable immediate removal costs that
were Incurred in good faith prior to the termination. While It
is normally expected that the State official will notify the FOSC
via POLREP (see paragraph 5 below) upon determination that the
immediate removal is complete, the FOSC retains the authority to
unilaterally declare completion of a Federal removal and
terminate further Federal funding of the removal at any time the
FOSC determines that immediate removal is complete.
3. DESIGNATION OF SOURCE & IDENTIFICATION OF RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
A. INVESTIGATION AND NOTIFICATIONS. In accordance with the
Section 300.305 of the NCP and 33 CFR 133.23, the State shall
promptly complete a thorough investigation to determine the
source of discharge and to identify the responsible party(ies)
(RP--normally, the owner or operator of the vessel or facility,
including vehicles). The State should include this information
in its POLREPs (see paragraph 5) and pass it directly to the NPFC
case officer and FOSC via telephone as soon as it is known.
B. LETTER OF DESIGNATION. Following receipt from the State
of source and RP information, the NPFC case manager issues a
Letter of Designation to the RP(s) to notify them of their
designation as an RP and their responsibilities as an RP under
Federal law. Also, the NPFC will send a copy of the Letter of
Designation to the FOSC and State official.
4. REMOVAL COSTS. Funds provided to the State under OPA 90
Section 1012(d)(l) are for "immediate removal" of a discharge or
substantial threat of a discharge. Pursuant to OPA 90 Sections
1001(31) and 1012(a)(l), and 33 CFR 133.13, allowable removal
costs are all direct costs incurred to prevent, minimize, and
mitigate oil pollution from the specific incident, including the
costs of monitoring removal actions taken by the responsible
party(ies) and the costs to prepare required documentation.
State Access may only be used to pay for removal costs that are
directly related to the specific incident. Costs must generally
be incurred at the site or in support of on-site activities.
State Access to the Fund is for immediate removal costs only, and
will not be utilized for long-term removal or remediation costs,
nor the costs of natural resource damage assessments. If
questions arise, contact the NPFC case manager. Allowable costs
include:
A. CONTRACT COSTS. The State may be paid for contract costs
incurred specifically for the removal action (e.g., cleanup
contractor costs, waste disposal contractor costs, administrative
contractor costs (for on-site cost documentation), etc.).
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B. OUT OF POCKET EXPENSES. The State may also be paid for
unbudgeted out-of-pocket State costs incurred specifically for
the removal action, (e.g., OSHA and RCRA costs for the incident,
travel to the site, consumable materials purchased specifically
for the removal action, transportation or shipping costs for
bringing materials to the site, equipment rentals, etc.).
C. STATE SALARY, EQUIPMENT, AND OVERHEAD COSTS. The State
may be paid for the salaries of personnel directly employed in
the removal activities (including documenting those activities),
the costs associated with the use of State equipment, and
applicable overhead costs as may be applied in accordance with
OMB Circular A-87. Incorporating the State's predetermined
standard rates for the period of use (usually hours or days) is
the preferred method.
5. POLLUTION REPORTS (POLREPs). The incident reporting
requirements specified in 300.315 of the NCP apply to the State
official during immediate removals conducted under 33 CFR 133.
A. POLREP CONTENTS. Each POLREP must clearly describe the
source, location, situation, actions taken, and future plans.
The POLREP shall identify the responsible party, if known. The
POLREP should also note any potential damages incurred by third
parties as a result of the incident which may give rise to claims
under OPA 90. These may Include private removal actions not
funded through the Coast Guard; damages to natural resources or
property (real or personal); loss of subsistence use of natural
resources; loss of revenues by Federal, State, or local
governments; loss of profits or earning capacity; and costs of
State or local governments in providing increased or additional
public services. The POLREP should cite the FPN and assigned
ceiling and list the amount of obligations against that ceiling.
B. POLREP FREQUENCY. POLREPs are sent as significant
developments occur during response actions, and a final POLREP
should be sent within 48 hours following the completion of
immediate removal actions. It is envisioned that removal actions
conducted under State Access will typically be of short duration,
and the State may only need to file one POLREP (i.e., POLREP One
and Final).
C. POLREP COMMUNICATION. The State official shall submit
POLREPs through communications networks or procedures established
by the RRT. POLREPs are forwarded to the following:
1. FOSC who authorized the State Access request;
2. NPFC (cm);
3. RRT; and
4. others as specified in area/local contingency plans.
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The POLREP should be delivered in writing by expeditious
means (e.g., facsimile (fax), overnight mail, electronic mail,
etc. ) and may be provided by phone only when other expeditious
means are unavailable.
6. RECORDKEEPING. In accordance with 33 CFR Part 133.19 and
Section 300.315 of the NCP, the State shall establish sufficient
controls and procedures to provide documentation as follows:
A. DOCUMENTING COSTS-GENERAL. The State should clearly
identify the costs of immediate removal activities, the need for
incurring those costs, the source of the spill, the identity of
the responsible parties, and the facts which support those
conclusions.
1. WORK/PURCHASE WAS AUTHORIZED. Provide documentation
that the work or purchase was authorized, (e.g., contracts,
travel orders, purchase orders, work orders, rental contracts,
etc.). The documentation should indicate why that activity was
necessary and show the relationship to the removal actions at the
specific site. A supervisor's certification is sufficient for
State direct labor costs.
2. WORK/PURCHASE RECEIVED AND ACCEPTED. Provide
documentation that the work or purchase was reviewed and accepted
as complying with the authorization (e.g., receiving reports,
delivery tickets with receipt signatures, ad hoc reports, etc.).
3. BILLED FOR THE WORK. Provide documentation of the
cost of the work or purchase and that the State was properly
billed for those costs, (e.g., contractor's/vendor's invoice,
cash register receipts, travel reimbursement vouchers, employee
timesheets or logs, etc.).
a. Work performed. The documentation should show
the work performed - the service provided, the equipment used,
the persons employed, etc. - and the quantity of each item of
work performed each day (i.e., the delivered work product).
Contractors performing work should prepare the documentation of
the work performed. The State is responsible for ensuring the
documentation of salary and equipment usage costs for the State.
b. Work unit. The documentation should identify
costs according to the unit of work for each item. For
contracts, that unit of work is established by the contract line
items (CLINs). For time and material based contracts, the unit
of work is normally hours. The delivered work product for
documentation purposes is, however, the number of units of the
item provided per day (unless otherwise specified). For State
employee salary costs, the unit is hours of work. For State
equipment, the work unit is also typically hours, unless specific
daily rates are established for that equipment.
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c. Cost of work. The documentation should show the
cost of each unit of each item of work per day (or other time
period set in the controlling agreement for that item) and the
extended total cost. As discussed in paragraph 4.C., State
salary and equipment usage costs should be determined using the
State's standard rates.
4. PAID FOR THE WORK. Provide documentation that the
amount invoiced, shown on receipts, or presented on travel
vouchers was paid or authorized for payment. State certification
that the cost is authorized for payment and will be paid through
normal State processes is sufficient for requesting payment from
the Fund, provided that any later corrections or changes to the
amount paid are promptly reported to the NPFC.
B. DOCUMENTING SALARY, EQUIPMENT USAGE, AND ADMINISTRATIVE
COSTS. State salary, equipment, and administrative costs are
documented as follows for each day of removal activity:
1. Date
2. Identification (employee ID, equipment ID or
description, function for removal action)
3. Category (e.g., grade level, equipment type)
4. Number of hours charged for that day
5. Rate
6. Total cost (hours times rate)
7. Cumulative total for all days
C. INCIDENT REPORT. The State official requesting Fund
access should ensure that an Incident Report is submitted to the
NPFC and the FOSC within 30 days after the completion of
immediate removal activities. The Incident Report is a summary
of the incident removal, and is used for recovery from the RP and
various statistical purposes. The Incident Report should
describe the incident and list parties of interest. The Incident
Report should also include copies of any related State reports,
violation reports, etc., available at the time. The Incident
Report may be included as part of a POLREP, provided that the
Incident Report portion is specifically identified and all
necessary information is presented.
1. INCIDENT DESCRIPTION. The Incident Report includes
the following:
a. Report Date
b. Federal Project Number and Ceiling
c. Name and address of State agency submitting
report and name of FOSC
d. Name and phone number of contact person
e. Date of incident
f. Dates and times removal actions began and ended
g. Location of incident
h. Material involved
i. Quantity discharged
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j. Nature of substantial threat if no discharge
k. Body of water affected
1. Ambient conditions which may affect removal
m. Source of discharge or substantial threat
n. Short description of the incident and removal
activities (if not adequately described in
POLREPs)
o. Short description of damage to any potential
natural resource or other damages due to the
incident
2. PARTIES OF INTEREST. In addition to the information
describing the incident, the Incident Report should include
information identifying all parties of interest (e.g.. State
participants in the removal activities, the responsible parties,
witnesses) as follows!
a. Names and addresses of responsible parties,
owners and operators of vessels or facilities
b. Names, identification numbers, and phone
numbers of State employees involved in the
removal activities
c. Names, addresses, and phone numbers of local
municipality participants, (e.g., fire
department employees, local police)
d. Names, addresses, and phone numbers of any
witnesses
7. REQUESTING PAYMENT. The State should forward the documents
listed in subparagraphs A.-D. below to NPFC (cm). The State will
receive payment for allowable immediate removal costs after the
documentation has been received and reviewed favorably by the
NPFC.
A. DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER. The State requests payment using
either 1) SF-1080 (see Appendix D), Voucher for Transfers Between
Appropriations and/or Funds (preferred), 2) SF 270, Request for
Advance or Reimbursement, or 3) an equivalent State invoice
acceptable to the NPFC.
B. INCIDENT REPORT (See paragraph 6.C. above). Submitting a
properly-documented request for a partial payment is encouraged
if preparing the submission of a request for full payment would
delay the NPFC's receipt of the Incident Report longer than 30
days beyond the completion of the immediate removal.
C. REMOVAL COSTS (See paragraph 4).
D. CERTIFICATIONS. Certain certifications (see Appendix B)
involving cooperative agreements between Federal and State
agencies are required by 49 CFR Parts 18, 20, and 29 (see
paragraph 12.A. below for a complete description). Accordingly,
the State official shall ensure compliance with, sign, and return
the following certifications:
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1. Certification Regarding Lobbying.
2. Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, and
Other Responsibility Matters.
a. The certification for Primary Covered
Transactions is required from the State itself.
b. The certifications for Lower Tier Covered
Transactions shall be submitted by the State on
behalf of each of its contractors.
3. Certification Regarding Drug-Free Workplace
Requirements.
a. Required from the State to certify its employees.
If, in accordance with 49 CFR 29.630(c), the
State has a current blanket Drug-Free Workplace
certification, the State official may forward a
copy of it in lieu of signing an incident-
specific certification.
E. OVERALL CERTIFICATION. By the act of submitting the
request for payment, the State official is certifying that costs
incurred were consistent with the advance approval by the FOSC,
that costs were directly related to removal actions for the
specific incident, and that the State will pay or has paid the
amounts presented.
F. COPIES TO FOSC. The State shall submit a copy of the
Incident Report and cost documentation (see paragraphs
7.B.-C. above) to the cognizant FOSC.
G. TIMELINESS. In accordance with 33 CFR 133.19(b), the
request for payment, Incident Report, cost documentation, and
certifications described in paragraphs VII.A-D. above should
reach the NPFC no later than 30 days after the completion of
immediate removal actions. In the event that certain
documentation is unavailable or delayed, the State should submit
that portion of the documentation that is available and forward a
supplemental request for payment as the additional records become
available. This information is needed rapidly to allow the NPFC
to expeditiously pay the State and seek reimbursement from
responsible parties. In accordance with 49 CFR 18.41(b)(4), the
NPFC may deobligate the Fund for payment if all required
documentation is not received by the NPFC and found to be
complete and satisfactory within 90 days following completion of
an immediate removal action. The State is ineligible for payment
under 33 CFR 133 following deobligation of the Fund.
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8. REVIEW OF DOCUMENTATION. Upon receipt of the documents in
paragraphs 7.A.-D. above, the NPFC will review them for
completeness and to ensure that all removal costs are eligible
for payment. If the documentation is not complete, the NPFC will
promptly notify the State of what information is missing, if the
NPFC determines that there are costs of an operational nature
which may be ineligible for payment, the NPFC will confer with
the cognizant FOSC. If the NPFC concludes that certain removal
costs are ineligible for payment, it will delete those costs from
the payment request made to the USCG Finance Center, and will
promptly send a report of the disallowed costs to the State and
to the FOSC. If, 90 days following the completion of the
immediate removal, the State has failed to submit documentation
to the NPFC which the NPFC finds to be complete and satisfactory,
the NPFC may deobligate the Fund for payment of any removal costs
which remain unsubstantiated.
9. PAYMENT PROCESS. After the State documents are reviewed and
found to be complete and satisfactory, the NPFC Case Manager
authorizes payment and the NPFC Financial Manager promptly
processes the payment request through the USCG Finance Center.
10. COOPERATION IN COST RECOVERY/LITIGATION. By requesting
State Access to the Fund, the State agrees to cooperate fully in
any cost recovery actions and/or litigation to enforce the
provisions of OPA 90.
11. DOCUMENTATION AND THE FOSC. Copies of the FPN/ceiling
authorization. Oil Discharge Removal Authorization, Incident
Report, cost documentation, and report of disallowed costs are
sent to the FOSC for informational purposes only. The FOSC is
not obligated to review or retain these documents.
12. RELATIONSHIP TO COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT REQUIREMENTS. As
described in 33 CFR 133.5(c), the Federal Grant and Cooperative
Agreement Act of 1977 (31 USC 6301-6308) and 49 CFR Parts 18, 20,
29, and 90 apply to Fund monies obligated for payment under the
State Access provisions of Section 1012(d)(l) of the Oil
Pollution Act. While compliance with these laws and regulations
requires the submission of certain forms/reports from the State
to the Federal government, some of the forms/reports have been
waived because the nature of immediate removal actions obviates
the need them.
A. REQUIRED FORMS/REPORTS, (refer to procedures throughout
this document for a complete description of all forms/reports
required under State Access). The following forms/reports are
required by 49 CFR 18, 20, and 29, have not been waived, and
should be submitted concurrently with the Incident Report and
cost documentation:
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1. SF 270, Request for Advance or Reimbursement
This form or the optional/preferred SF 1080
(Voucher for Transfers Between Appropriations) or a
State invoice acceptable to the NPFC is used by
States to request payment from the Fund.
2. Certification Regarding Lobbying
(See paragraph 7.0.1.) Required by 49 CFR 20. A
copy of this certification is included in the
certifications package provided by the NPFC to the
State.
3. Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, and
other Responsibility Matters
(See paragraph 7.D.2.) Required by 49 CFR 29. A
copy of this certification is included in the
certifications package provided by the NPFC to the
State. The cooperative agreement between the State
and the Coast Guard is a primary covered transaction.
A contract between the State and a private contractor
is a lower-tier covered transaction.
4. Certification Regarding Drug-Free Workplace
Requirements
(See paragraph 7.D.3) Required by 49 CFR 29. A
copy of this certification is included in the
certifications package provided by the NPFC to the
State (see paragraph 7.D.3.a. for blanket
certification exception).
B. WAIVER OF CERTAIN FORMS/REPORTS. The requirements in 49
CFR Parts 18, 20, and 29 regarding the following specific forms
and reports are waived as follows for State Access under
1012(d)(l) of the Oil Pollution Act:
1. SF 424, Application for Federal Assistance
The requirement for use of this form is waived. The
request made by the Governor or his/her designated
representative to the FOSC for access to the Fund
suffices as an application.
2. SF 272, Federal Cash Transactions Report
This form is not required since, under OPA 90 Sect.
1012(d)(l), the Fund only pays States for costs
already incurred.
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3. SF 424A, Budget Information - Non-construction
Programs
This form is not required since, under OPA 90 Sect.
I012(d)(l), the Fund only pays States for those costs
already incurred, and each Incident represents a
separate agreement between the State and the Fund.
4. SF 424C, Budget Information - Construction Programs
This form is not required because removal actions are
not considered construction programs.
5. SF 269A, Financial Status Report
The requirement for this report is waived. The
State's request for payment that is submitted with
the Incident Report and accompanying cost documenta-
tion meets all financial reporting requirements. It
is envisioned that each incident would be completed
in substantially less than three months.
6. Nonconstruction performance reports
The requirement for this report is waived.
Performance information available from subsequent
applications contains sufficient Information to meet
programmatic needs.
C. FEDERAL AUDIT. In accordance with 49 CFR 90, acceptance
of Federal funds through a cooperative agreement may make the
State subject to an annual or biennial Statewide Federal audit of
all of its grants and cooperative agreements with the Federal
government.
13. NPFC POINT OF CONTACT. The NPFC case management officer can
be contacted as follows:
Director (cm)
U.S. Coast Guard
National Pollution Funds Center
4200 Wilson Blvd Ste 1000
Arlington VA 22203-1804
Tel. (703) 235-4756
Fax. (703) 235-4837
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STATE OIL DISCHARGE REMOVAL AUTHORIZATION
FOR
THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
(PUBLIC LAW 101-380)
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STATE OIL DISCHARGE REMOVAL AUTHORIZATION
Recipient State: ___
Address: _^_
1. Purpose
This document obligates the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
(Fund) for payment to the Recipient State for certain removal costs
incurred in response to the following pollution incident:
, FPN # .
This funding authorization is contingent upon the Recipient's
compliance with the requirements contained herein, the National
Contingency Plan (40 CFR Part 300), 33 CFR Part 133, and 49 CFR
Parts 18, 20, 29, and 90.
2. Approved Functions and Pay Limit
Payment will be made only for actions that are consistent with
the initial authorization or approved in advance by the FOSC.
Approval may be verbal or written. Assessment, restoration,
rehabilitation, or replacement of Natural Resources damaged by the
spill are not covered.
Maximum limit of authorization: $ .
3. Conditions
See attached page(s) for special conditions, dates of
performance, direction, or approvals.
4. Period of Authorization
This authorization shall remain in effect until the designated
State official notifies the FOSC and NPFC that the immediate
removal has been completed or the FOSC terminates Federal funding
of the immediate removal.
5. Payment Procedure
The Recipient State will submit the required documents in
accordance with 33 CFR Part 133 upon completion of removal
activities.
The Coast Guard may deobligate the Fund for payment of any
costs for which proper documentation has not been received within
90 days following the date of the completion of the immediate
removal.
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STATE OIL DISCHARGE REMOVAL AUTHORIZATION
6. Hold Harmless and Indemnify
By performing any action or seeking any reimbursement under
this funding authorization, the Recipient State agrees to indemnify
and hold harmless the United States of America, and all of its
departments and agencies, including without limitation the U.S.
Coast Guard and the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund ("United
States"), with respect to any and all suits, actions and claims, of
whatever kind or nature, arising from or relating to the
Recipient's actions, omissions, or other involvement in this spill.
Recipient State further agrees to waive any rights of action and/or
claims which it may have against the United States arising from or
relating to its actions, omissions, or other involvement in this
spill.
7. No Agency
Nothing in this funding authorization is intended to create an
agency relationship between the Recipient State and the United
States of America (or any of its departments, agencies, or
employees). Nor shall anything in this funding authorization be
construed as creating an agency relationship. By performing any
action or seeking any reimbursement under this funding
authorization, the Recipient State agrees that it has-been
authorized to act as an agent of the United States, and shall not
act in any such capacity.
8. Accounting Data
Document Control Number:
9. Points of Contact
A. Tel( ) Fax( )
FOSC
B. Tel( ) Fax( )
Recipient State Representative
C. Tel( ) Fax( )
NPFC Case Officer
10. Authorizing Official
Signature:
Title: Date:
Attachments: No Yes
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AMENDMENT TO
STATE OIL DISCHARGE REMOVAL AUTHORIZATION
Issued to (Recipient State):
By (NPFC Case Officer):
Date of Original Authorization:
FPN # of original Authorization:
The Authorization cited above is amended as follows:
Document Control Number (if applicable):
Authorizing Official
Signature:
Title: Date:
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CERTIFICATIONS
FOR
CONTRACTS, GRANTS, LOANS, AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS
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APPDTOLX ft TO PHUT 49 CTB 2O —
CKRTIFICATIOM REGARDIKG LOHBY11IC
Cer11 ~ i^al 1 an t~r Contracts. Grants. Lcar.s . and
CoQpgraglvq Aorggig^f^p
The undereigned certlfie*. to the be*t of hi* or her knowledge and belief, that:
(1) No Federal appropriated fund* have been peid or will be paid, by or on behalf of the
undersigned, to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee of an agency, a
Member of Congrese. an officer or employee of Congree*. or en eaployee of e Meaber of Congress in connection
with the awarding of any Federal contract, the Baking of any Federal grant, the Baking of any Federal loan.
the entering into of any cooperative agreeetent. and the eateneion. continuetion. renewal, aaendaent. or
•edification of any Federal contract, grant, loan, or cooperative agreement.
(2) If any funds other than Federel appropriated fund* have been paid or will be paid to any person
for .influencing or attempting to influence sn officer or eaployee of any agency, a tteaber of Congre**. an
officer or eaployee of Congress, or an employe* of a neater of Congress in connection with this Federal
contract, grant, loan, or cooperative agreeaent. the undersigned shall coaplete and aubeit standard Fora-
LLL. "Diaclosure Fora to Report Lobbying." (See Appendix C) in accordance with its instructions.
(3) The undersigned shall require that the language of thia certification be Included in the award
documents for all subawards at all tiers (Including subcontracts, subgrants. and contracts undsr granta.
loans, and cooperative agreement*) and that all subrecipients shall certify and disclose accordingly.
This certification is a aaterial representation of fact upon which reliance was placed when thia
transaction was Bade or entered into. Subaission of this certification ia a prerequisite for Baking or
entering into thia transaction iaposed by section 1352. title 31. U.S.Code. Any per eon who falls to file
the required certification shall be subject to a civil penalty of not less than 310.000 and not aore than
S100.OOO for each such failure.
SIGNATURE
TITLE
FPN »
Return signed original* to: National Pollution Funds Center (ca)
4200 Vlllaon Blvd
Suite 1000
Arlington. VA 22203-1804
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PN1HAHV COVKHKD TKAHr-ACTlOS!
1 By signing and submitting this proposal the prospective primary participant is providing the
csrtificstion set out below.
2. The inability of • person to provide the certification required below will not necessarily result
in denlsl of participation in this covered trsnssctlon. The prospective participant shall sube.lt an
explanation of why it cannot provide the certification sst out below. Ths certification or explanation will
be conaidered In connection with the department or agency a determination whether to enter into this
transaction. However, failure of the prospective primary participant to furniah a certification or an
explanation shall disqualify such person from participation in this transaction.
3. The certification In this clause is a material repreaentation of fact upon which reliance waa
placed when the department or agency determined to enter into this transaction. If it is later determined
that the prospective primary participant knowingly rendered an erroneous certification, in addition to ether
remedies available to the Federal Government, the department or agency may terminate this transaction for
cauae of default.
4. The prospective primary participant shall provide Immediate written notice to the department or
agency to whom this proposal is submitted if st any time the prospective primary participant learns that its
certlficetion was srroneous when submitted or haa become erroneous by resaon of changed circumstances.
5. Ths terms c^j^£e^.^££e^&&AC£AflD*_^d&MS^£x*A^H^UiABSififlfl&«_^AAx*Aa^^ML&ft*—^Lflstm'£.^bJLs^.^C&X^£B8k^SXA&AA^£Xfl&fc
f*ft Ig^papt. fiereon. primary eovmrmt^ transaction, principal- oraqosal ajyi voluntarily P*cludB4 as umed In
thie elauee. have the meanings eat out in the Definitions and Coverage sections of the rules implementing
Executive Order 12549. You may contact the department or agency to which this proposal la being submitted
for assistance in obtaining a copy of thoae regulations.
6. The prospective primary participant agrees by submitting this proposal that, should the proposed
covered trensactlon be entered into, it shall not knowingly enter into any lower tier covered transaction
with a person who is debarred, suspended, declsred ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from perticlpation in
this covered transaction, unless euthorixed by the department or egency entering into this tranesction.
7. The prospective primary participant further agreea by aubmittlng this proposal that it will
include the clause titled "Certification Regarding Determent. Suspension. Insligibllity and Voluntary
Exclualon--Lower Tier Covered Transaction." provided by the department or agency entering into this covered
transaction, without modlficstion. in all lower tier covered transactions and in all solicitation for lower
tier covered transactiona.
8. A participant in a covered transsction may rely upon a certification of a prospective participant
in a lower tier covered trensaction that it is not debarred, suapended. ineligible, or voluntarily excluded
from the covered transsction. unless it knows thst the certification is erroneous. A participant may decide
the method and frequency by which it determines the eligibility of its principals. Each participant may.
but la not required to. check the Nonprocurement List (Tel. (202) 366-4268).
9. Nothing contained in the foregoing shsll be construed to require establishment of a system of
records in order to render in good fsith the certification required by this clsuse. Ths knowledge and
Information of a participant is not required to exceed thst which is normally poasessed by a prudent person
in the ordinary course of business dealing*.
10. Except for trsnssctions authorized under paragraph 6 of these instructions, if s participant in
a covered transsction knowingly enters into s lower tier covered tranaaction with a peraon who is suspended.
debarred, ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction, in addition to other
remedies available to the Federal Government, the department or agency may terminate this transaction for
csuse or default.
Certification Regarding Debarnent. Suspension, and
Other Responsibility Matters
Primsry Covered Trsnsactions
(1) The prospective primary participant certifies to the best of its knowledge end belief, that it
and its principals:
(a) Are not presently debarred, iu»p«nded. proposed /or deaarment. declared Ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded from covered transactions by any Federal department or agency:
(b) Have not within a three-year period preceding this propossl been convicted of or had a civil
Judgment rendered against them for commission of frsud or s criminal offense in connection with obtaining.
attempting to obtain, or performing s public (Federsl. State or local) transsction: violation of Federal or
State antitruat statutes or commission of embelllenent. theft, forgery, bribery, falaifieatlon or
destruction of records, making false statements, or receiving stolen property:
(c) Are not presently indicted for or otherwise criminally or civilly charged by a governmental
entity (Federal. State, or local) with commission of sny of the offenses enumerated in paragraph (1Mb) of
this certification: and
(d) Have nrt within a three-year perlcd preceding this application/proposal had one or nore public
transactions (Federal. state or local) terminated for cause or default.
(2) Where the prospective primary participant is unable to certify to any of the ststements in this
certifIcstion. such prospective participant shall attsch sn explanation to this proposal.
SIGNATURE FPN *
TITLE
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irrarDix • TO 49 en RUT 29
cnrriFicnTiom: RECABDIBC DEBAXMEJTT. sospnsioa. im.iciBH.iTT un vounmurr txcuisioj
LOWER TIED COVERED TRANSACT I QMS
l.-.s t ruct icr.s icr Cgr' if ica t.cr.
1. By signing and submitting this proposal, the prospective lower tier participant ic providing the
certification aet out below.
2. The certification in this clauee la m material representation of fact upon which reliance was
placed whan this transaction was entered into. If it is later determined that the prospective lower tier
participant knowingly rendered an erroneoua certification, in addition to other remedies available to the
Federal Government, the department or agency with which this transaction originated may pursue available
remedies, including suapenalon and/or debarment.
3. The proepectlve lower tier participant shall provide immediate written notice; to the peraon to
which this proposal la submitted if at any time the prospective lower tier participant leems that its
certification waa erroneoua when submitted or has become erroneous by reason of changed circumatancee.
4. The terms covered transaction, debarred, suspended, ineligible, lower tier covered traneactlon.
participant, peraon. primary covered tranaaction, principal, proposal, and voluntarily excluded, aa used In
this clause, have the meanings aet out in the Definitions and Coverage sections of rules implementing
Executive Order 12549. You may contact the peraon to which this proposal la submitted for aaaietance in
obtaining a copy of those regulations.
5. The proapective lower tier participant agrees by submitting this propoaal that, should the
proposed covered tranaaction be entered Into, it shall not knowingly enter into any lower tier covered
tranaaction with a peraon who is debarred, suspended, declered ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from
participation in this covered tranaaction. unless authorized by the department or agency with which this
tranaaction originated.
6. The proapective lower tier participant further egrees by submitting thia propoaal that it will
include thia clause titled "Certification Regarding Debarment. Suapenaion. Ineligibility and Voluntary
Excluaion--l.ower Tier Covered Transaction." without modification, in all lower tier covered tranaaetlens and
in all solicitations for lower tier covered transactions.
7. A participant In a covered transaction may rely upon a certification of a proapective participant
In a lower tier covered tranaaction that it is not debarred, suspended. Ineligible, or voluntsrlly excluded
fro* the covered tranaaction. unless it knows that the certification is erroneoua. A participant may decide
the method and frequency by which it determines the eligibility of its principals. Each participant may,
but is not required to. check the Nonprocurement List (Tel. (202) 366-4268).
8. Nothing conteined in the foregoing shall be construed to require establishment of a systea of
records in order to render in good faith the certification required by this clauae. The knowledge and
information of a participant is not required to exceed that which is normally possessed by a prudent person
In the ordinary course of buaineas dealings.
9. Except for tranaactiona authoriied under paragraph 5 of theae Instructions, if a participant In a
covered tranaaction knowingly enters into a lower tier covered transaction with a peraon who la auapended.
debarred, ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from perticipation in this tranaaction. in addition to other
remedies available to the Federal Government, the department or agency with which thia tranaaction
originated mey puraue available remedies, including auapension and/or debarment.
Cfirtifi,gation Regarding Debaraent. Suspension. InelioibtlitY and Voluntary Eaglueion
Lower Tier Covered Transactions
(1) The prospective lower tier participant certifies, by submission of this proposal, that neither
it nor its principals is presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment. declared ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded fron participation in this transaction by any Federal department or agency.
(2) Where the prospective lower tier participant is unable to certify to any of the statements in
this certification, such prospective participant shall attach an explanation to this proposal.
SIGNATURE
TITLE
FPN »
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1. By signing and/or submitting thli application or grant agreement. the grantaa la providing tha eartlf ieation
act out below.
i Tw* rer*-i'.c»-..:r s*" -.it b-.:u .s 3 -ir-r.j. • -r r-s»~- a • . z- -. f far- r_-- . .-- r-l:an;e is placed when the
J3»r.ry j.aras '~t :;ra-t 1: .' .5 .4ter -ze'.err.-sj -r.a- '-e -,:± l»e Kr.iwingly r-roerc- J raise cer t . r .cation, or
otherwise violatea tha requirements of the Drug-Free Workplace Act. tha agancy. in addition to any othar reaedies
available to tha Fadaral Government. Bay take action authorised under the Drug-Free Workplace Act.
3. For grantees othar than individuals. Alternate I applies.
4. For grantees who are individuals. Alternate II appliaa.
5. Workplaces under granta. for grantees other than individuals, need not be identified on the certification.
If known, they may be identified in the grant application. If tha grantee doaa not identify tha workplaces) at the tie*
of application, or upon award. If there ia no application, tha grantee siuat keep the identity of the workplace!*) on
file in Ita office and make the information available for Federal inspection. Failure to identify all known workplace*
conetitutea a violation of the grantee s drug-free workplace retirements.
6. Workplace identlf icationa eust Include the ectual address of buildings (or parta of building*) or other site*
where work under the grant takes place. Categorical descriptions Bay be ueed (e.g.. all vehicles of a Bate* tranalt
authority or State highway department while in operation. State employee* in each local unemployment office, performer*
in concert halla or radio atudioa).
7. If the workplace identified to the agency changaa during tha performance of the grant, tha grantee aha 11
Inform the egency of the change (a). If it previously identified the workplacea in question (aee paragraph five).
8. Definition* of term* in the Honprocurement Suspension and Debarment common rule and Drug-Free Workplace
common rule apply to this certification. Grantees' ettention la called, in particular, to the following definition*
from these rule*:
controlled «ub«t«ng« means a controlled substance in Schedules I through V of the Controlled Subetancae Act (21
U.3.C. 812) and a* further defined by regulation (21 cr*. 1308.11 through 1308.15);
conviction Bean* a finding of guilt (including a plea of nolo contendere) or imposition of aentence. or both, by
any judicial body charged with the reaponsibility to determine violationa of the Federal or Stete criminal drug
atatutas:
Criminal drug atatute Bean* e Federal or non-Federal criminal statute involving the manufacture, distribution.
dispensing, use. or po*****lon of any controlled subatance:
**tS \ "T" Bean* the employee of a grantee directly engaged in the performance of work under a grant, including:
(1) All iirmft i-h.fo» employeea: (11) All indirect charge employee* unless their Impact or involvement 1* insignificant
to the performance of the grant: and. (ill) Temporary personnel and conaultanta who are directly engaged in the
performance of work under the grant and who are on the grantee s payroll. Thle definition doea not include workers not
on the payroll of the grantee (e.g.. volunteers, even if used to neet a matching requirement: conaultant* or independent
contractora not on tha grantee's payroll: or employees of subrecipienta or subcontractors in covered workplacaa).
Certification Regarding Drug-Free Workplace a^guiremanta
alternate r . (Cranteea Other Than Individuala)
A. The grantee certiflea that it will or will continue to provide a drug-free workplace by:
(•) Publishing a statement notifying employees that the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing.
poasession. or uae of a controlled aubatance is prohibited in the grantee's workplace and apecifying the actiona that
will be taken againat employees for violation of such prohibition:
(b) Establishing an ongoing drug-free awareneaa prograa to inform employees about —
(1) The danger* of drug abuae in the workplace:
12) The grantee's policy of maintaining e drug-free workplace:
(3) Any available drug counseling, rehabilitation, and employee assistance programs; and
(4) The penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug abuse violations occurring in the workplace;
(c) Making it a requirement that each employee to be engaged in the performance of the grant be given a copy of
the atatement required by paragraph 'a):
Id) Notifying the employee in the statement required by paragraph la) that, aa a condition of employment under
the grant, the employee wiil--
(1) Abide by the terma of the statement, and
(2) Notify the employer in writing of hie or her conviction for a violation of a criminal drug atatute occurring
in the workplace no later than five calendar days after such conviction:
(e) Notifying the agency in writing, within ten calendar days after receiving notice under paragraph (d)(2) from
an employee or otherwise receiving actual notice of such conviction. Employers of convicted employees must provide
notice, including poeition title, to every grant officer or other deaignee on whoae grant activity the convicted
employee was working, unless the Federal egency has designated e central point for tha receipt of such notices. Notice
shall include the identification number(a) of each affected grant:
(f) Taking one of the following action*, within 30 calendar days of receiving notice under paragraph (d)(2).
with reapect to any employee who ia ao convicted--
,11) Taking appropriate personnel action against such an employee, up to and Including termination, conaistent
with the requirement* of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. as amended: or
(2) Requiring such employee to participate satisfactorily in a drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation prograa
approved for such purposes by a Federal. ^tate cr local health, law enforcement, or other appropriate agency:
(g) Making a good faith effort to co.iti-.je to ma.ntain a drug-free workplace through implementation of
paragraphs (a), (b) . (cl. Id), (e). and If)
B. The grantee may insert in the space provided zielow the siteili) for the performance of work done in
connection with the specific grant:
Place of Performance (Street address, city, county, state, up code)
Check G if there are workplacea on file that are not identified here.
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•rrODIX C ID 49 CHI n*T 29
camrianiam KEQUWUK: DRUC-FUZ wouanjbCK
I. By signing »nd/or submitting this application or grant agreement, the grant** la providing the certification
act out bilow.
2- Th« certification aet out balow la a aiatarlal repreeentatlon of fact upon which reliance la placed whan the
agency awarda th.< grant. If It la later determined that the grantee knowingly rendered a falae certification, or
otherwiae violate* the requirements of the Drug-Free Workplace Act. the agency. In addition to any other remsdiae
available to the Federal Government, may take action authorised under the Drug-Free Workplace Act.
3. For granteea other than Individual*. Alternate 1 appliea.
4. For granteea who are individual*. Alternate II appliea.
5. Workplace* under granta. for granteea other than Individual*, need not be Identified on the cartlfieatlon.
If known, they My be Identified In the grant application. If the grantee doe* not identify the workplace* at the tie*
of application, or upon award, if there la no application, the grantee eniet keep the Identity of the workplace!*) en
file in it* office and Bake the information available for Federal Inspection. Failure to identify ell known workplace*
constitute* a violation of the grantee'* drug-free workplace requirement*.
6. Workplace Identification* mu*t include the actual addreia of building* (or part* of building*) or other alt**
whir* work under the grant tafcaa place. Categorical deacriptlona may be uaed (e.g. . all vehicle* of a ma** tranalt
authority or State highway department while in operation, state employ*** in each local unemployment office, performer*
in concert hall* or radio studio*).
7. If the workplace Identified to the agency changes during the performance of the grant, the grantee ahall
inform th* agency of the change(a). if it prevloualy identified the workplacea in question (aee paragraph five).
8. Definition* of term* In th* Nonprocureaent Su*penaion and Debarment common rule and Drug-Free Workplace
common rule apply to thl* certification. Grantee*' attention 1* c*ll*d. in particular, to th* following definition*
from thaa* rul**:
contra]^«d ^utpatanee meana a controlled aubetance in Schedule* 1 through V of the Controlled Subatance* Act (21
U.S.C. 812) and a* further defined by regulation (21 CFR 1308.11 through 1308.15):
ronvigtlon aean* a finding of guilt (including a plea of nolo contendere) or imposition of sentence, or both, by
any judicial body charged with th* responsibility to determine violation* of th* Federal or State criminal drug
statute*:
Criminal dr^ig *t«tut» m**n* a F*der*l or non-F*d*ral criminal *t*tut* involving th* manufacture, dlatrlbutlon,
diapenalng. use. or possession of *ny controlled substance:
EamlovM meana the employee of a grantee directly engaged in the perfornance of work under e grant, including:
(1) All rflr»gt charge employeea: (11) All lndir»ft f-h«ra» employ*** unites th*ir Impact or Involvement la Insignificant
to the performance of the grant: and. (ill) Temporary pareonnel and consultants who are directly engaged in the
performance of work under the grant and who are on the grantee'* peyroll. This definition doe* not include workers not
on the payroll of the grantee (e.g.. volunteers, even if uaad to meet • matching requirement: consultanta or Independent
contractor* not on the grantee'a payroll: or employees of subreclplent* or eubcontractore in covered workplaces).
«.\t«T-n«t« 1*. (Grantee* Who Ar* Individuals)
(a) Th* grant** c«rtlfl*» that, a* a condition of the grant, h* or ah* will not engage in the unlawful
manufacture, diatribution. di»p*n»ing. po**«**ion. or u*« of • controlled *ub*tance in conducting any activity with the
9r*" ' (b) if convicted of a criminal drug offense resulting from a violation occurring during the conduct of any grar.-.
activity he or ahe will report the conviction, in writing, within 10 calendar day* of the conviction, to every grant
officer or other design**, unle** th* Federal agency designate* a central point for the receipt of *uch notice*. When
notice i« made to such * central point, it ahall include the identification number(») of each affected grant.
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DISCLOSURE OF LOBBYING ACTIVITIES
bvOMt
Complete this fomi 10 disclose lobbying activities pursuant to 31 U.S.C. 1352 Enclosure (1) to
(See reverie (of pub!* burden disclosure.) NPFCINS1 16451.1
1. Type of Federal Action:
' i contract
! ." gram
r- cooperative agreement
"• loan
e. ioan guarantee
' loan insurance
. us o< Federal Action:
olicatiort
tj initial award
c post-award
3. Report Type;
" i .nmal tiling
__ o matenai cnangr
for Material Change Only:
year _____ quarter
date of last report
4. Name and Ad-rets o< Reporting tnUtr
3 ?nme
3 Subawaro>e
Tier . r
i 8. Federal Action Number. >r known:
I 9. Award Amount, if known:
i $
| 10. a. Same and Address 01 Lobbying
/ " " '-'lull, lat namt t,n: nirr* Vl(':
o. Individuals Periormin*; Services uncluainii
ij/rYereni trom No ,0n
'list name. "Ml name. Mil:
11. Amount 01 Pavmeni ichecx ti! (nit
1 *. 3 actual
!
12. form 01 Pax-«nt icnec* i// tnat
j casn
~ 2 .n-mno. sc- -v nature
value
13. Tvpe ot Pavmenl
2 a. retainer
C b one-lime tee
G c commission
3 0 contingent tee
3 e deferred
3 f otfer soecirv
a// (/ia(
1 14. 3 net Orvcnwion oi Services r*ertormed or to be Performed and Dalets) o» Service, mcluon < CM IK -n*i. en o»»*isl,
uf Memr- M> conuneo. lor Pivmcnt Indicate* in Hem II:
tcX Crnlinmno
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Pt. 20, App. B 49 CFR SubtitU A (10-1.90 Edition
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF SF-LU. OlSClOSURf OF LOHYING ACTTVmES
"in disclosure form shall be completed by the reporting entity, wttether tuoawaroee or prime Federal recipient, at :n«
ruoabon or receipt of a covered Federal action, or a material change to a previous filing pursuant to title J1 U S C
section 13S2. The filing of a form it required for each payment or agreement to make payment to any lobbying entity for
influencing or anernpnnf to influence an officer or employe* of any agency, a Member of Congress, an officer or
employ** of Congress, or an employee of a Member of Congress in connection with a covered Federal action. Ute the
SF-LU.-A Continuation Sheet for additional information if the space on the form it inadequate. Complete all items that
apply for both the initial Wing and matenal chance report. Refer to the implementing gwdance published by the Office of
Management and Budget for additional information.
1. Identify the type of covered Federal action for which lobbying activity is and/or has been secured to influence the
outcome ot a covered Federal action.
:. Identify the status of the covered Federal action.
3. Identify the appropriate classification of this report. If this is a foUowup report caused by a material change to the
information previously reported, enter the year and quarter in which the cnange occurred. Enter the date of the last
previously submitted report by this reporting entity for this covered Federal action.
4. Enter the full name, address, oty, state and no code of the reporting entity. Include Congressional Oistnct. if
known. Check the appropnate classification of the reporting entity that designates if if is. or expects to be. a prime
or subawara recipient. Identify the Her of the suoawardee, e.g., the first subawardee of the pnme is the 1st Her.
Subawards indude but are not limited to subcontracts, iubgrants and contract awards under grants.
5. If the organization firing the report in item 4 checks "Subawardee". then enter the full nsme. address, city, stair trot
ap code of the prime Federal recipient. Include Congressional District, if known.
f>. Enter the name of the Federal agency making the award or loan commitment. Include at least one organizational
level below agency name, if known. For example. Department of Transportation, United States Coast Guard.
:. Enter the Federal program name or descnption lor the covered Federal action (item 1). If 'utown. enter the Ml
dialog of Federal Domestic Assistance number for grants, cooperative agreements, loans, and loan
commitments.
a. Enter the most appropnate Federal identifying number available for the Federal action identified in item V (e.g..
Request lor Proposal (RFP) numoer Invitation tor Bid (IFB) number grant announcement number; the contract.
grant or loan award number the application/proposal control number assigned by the Federal agency). Include
prefixes, e.g.. "RFP-DE-90-001."
9. For a covered Federal action where there has been an award or loan commitment by the Federal agency, enter the
Federal amount of the award/loan commitment for the pnme entity identified in item 4 or S.
'0. (a)Enter the full name, address, city, state and zip code of the (obeying entity engaged by the reporting entity
identified in item 4 to influence the covered Federal action.
(b)Enter the full names of the indMduaHs) performing services, and indude full address it different from 10 (a).
Enter Last Name, First Name, and Middle Initial (Ml).
11. Enter the amount of compensation paid c< reasonably expected to be paid bv the reporting entity (item 4, ,o the
lobbying entity (item 10). Indicate whether the payment has been made (actual) or will be made (planned). Check
ail boxes that apply. If this is a matenal change report, enter the cumulative amount o< payment made or planned
to be made.
12. Check the appropnate bortetl. Check all boxes that appry. If payment is made through an in-kind contnbut :n,
specify the nature and value of the in-kind payment.
13. Cheat the appropnate bortes). Check all boxes that apply. If other, specify nature.
14. Provide a specific and detailed descnption of the services that the lobbyist has performed, or wiH be expected to
perform, and the dated) of anv services rendered. Include all preparatory and related activity, not rust time spent in
actual contact with Federal officials. Identify the Federal o./xiaMs) or empioyeets) contacted or the omcens).
empioyeets), or Membens) of Congress that were contacted.
IS. Check wliether or not a SF-LLL-A Continuation SheeKs) is attached.
•6. The certifying orfWal shall sign and date the form, pnnt hit/her name, titie. and telephone number.
Pvbkc ittiuiDns, towden tar cMt luHittmn ot ailuiiiiaDan n iiamaMd to ««mi JO mrwan per reiponae. mdudmt Mne I
\moucoom. tevcMni euiani data Murcet. aatnennf and irtaniiaaana, die data n««d«d. and iumpfci»ia, and i
, Setd convnenB ngaRSn^ tfw bwden e^Bmaat or any OVMT aspect of dm coflvcoon ef i
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for rcduca* 0n bwotn. to ttw Office o» Mjnjgiimm and ludan. Papeiwart IcducMn fraxKt (OMMMti. Waahngtsn, O.C 2010).
ORIGINAL APPENDIX C
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Enclosure (1) to NPFCINST 16451.1
NT* IOtO
VOUCHER FOR TRANSFERS
BETWEEN APPROFtlATIONS AND/OR FUNDS
VOUCHHNO.
SCMOUUNO.
i »i>. so
Department. euaWuliiiieni. bumu. or office charted
Director(cm)
United States Coast Guard
National Pollution Funds Center
4200 Wilson Blvd.
Suite 1000
Arlington, VA 22203-1804
PAID IT
ORDER NO.
DATE OF
DELIVERY
ARTICLE Ol SERVICES
QUAN-
TITY
UNIT MICE
COST
AMOUNT
OOUAI1 ANO CfMT}
TOTAL
Remiiunce in payment hem* ihould be wni i
ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION—Offici Rtct,,,n< Fundi
CERTIFICATE OF OFFICE CHARGED
I certify thai ihc above articles were received and accepted or the services performed at itaied and should be charged to the appropriation^)
and/or fundls) ai indicated below, or that the advance payment requested is approved and should be pud as indicated
I Out >
(Auihorucd idminiiiniivt or ctrtiiyinf officer i
(Tit'lel
ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION—Qfftci
Pud b> Check No
NSN js.
APPENDIX D
ORIGINAL
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Enclosure (1) to NPFCINS1 16451.1
Offico elf tho Socrotory of Transportation Pt. 20, App. B
DISCLOSURE OF LOBBYING ACTIVITIES
CONTINUATION SHEET
Report** Entity: Page
APPENDIX C ORIGINAL
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