LOG BOOM NEAR NORTHEAST TIP OF LAKE POWELL, SITE OF CLEAN-UP OPERATION FOLLOWING MASSIVE OIL-SPILL INTO THE SAN JUAN RIVER DRAGLINE SCOOPS UP OIL-SOAKED DEBRIS. A BURST PIPELINE OF THE TEXAS-NEW MEXICO PIPELINE AS COMPANY CAUSED THE SPILL. MEN SHOWN HERE ARE MOSTLY FROM THE COMPANY. EPA SUPERVISED THE CLEAN-UP COAST GUARD, ARMY, BLM AND PARK SERVICE WERE ALSO INVOLVED

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