Five-company bid for East Wilmington offshore oil rights
A consortium of Humble Shell Moon Texaco and Union 76 bid 95.58 percent of adjusted gross revenues for development rights to the East Wilmington Oil Field offshore. The field spans 6400 acres with about 1.2 billion barrels of oil, and the deal forecasts $2.73 billion gross income with $1.84 billion going to state and city shares. The plan includes development of 80 percent of the field and construction of offshore islands.
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Long “Beach
Calif
Humble, Shell, Moon
Texaco
Union Gi
Wilmington
Signal
Standard of California
Richfield
Crosby Lions hear Southland Paper Mills plan
Crosby Lions Club heard a public discussion on Southland Paper Mills' permit to discharge waste into Carpenter's Bayou as state officials noted approvals. Local businessmen opposed and supported the San Jacinto River site project while traffic concerns in downtown Crosby were also discussed.
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Southland
Renee
Crosby Lions
Vanee Uckels
Larry Anderson
Fred Dodge
C. Nelson
Hugh Lee
Per “Mills
San Jo
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Carpenter's Bayou
Crosby
Crosby Lions Club
Southland Paper Mills
San Jacinto River
Arnold H. Garts
Crosby State Bank
Lee Campbell
Crosby Dry Goods
Alvin Stasney
Hare Mear Co
Crosby Club
John Linscomb
Texas Highway Department
Houston
Crosk
Henry T. Smith
Anghuac
Lions
C. J. Raggie Jr
Liberty
Lions Zone
Larry Parkerson
Parkerson
Weshore Lions Club
J.D. Parkerson
Crosby High School
Hospital Notes Admits List From Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Hospital notes record admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist including Tracey Mosely and numerous others with room numbers. It notes births to Mr and Mrs Leon Haynes in Baker Road and to Mr and Mrs B G Ferguson in Mont Belougeiu with births on February 9 and 10 at San Jacinto.
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Gulf Coast
Tracey Mosely
Calvis E. Mosely
Channelview
Robert
Lisa Plake
W. BR. Plake
Charles F. Pierce
Maya
Reba Harvey
Normandy House
Eula Tie¢man
Willow
Mae Curry
Maryand
James M Burress
Republic
Tommy Gaipekell
S. Lynchburg
San Jacinto Methodist
George E. Nelson
Baytown
Donald L.barder
Tamarach
W. J. Jacobs
Hackberry
Amos R. Skipper
Weaver
Billy L. Jones
Highlands
Maurice Herring
Ohio
William D. Brown
Pasadena
Bailey LeCompte
Bayshore
Murray A. Truman
Beaumont
Icu
Leon Beach
Clayton
Dane Morris
A Forrest
Paul Rasmussen
Houston
H. E. St. Clair
R. C. Savoie
Steven
Marc
Craig
Kathryn
Grantham
Leon Haynes
Baker Road
San Jacinto
B. G. Ferguson
Mont Belogieu
Calvin Briscoe
Detee
New FHA Loan Program Aims to Boost Rural Income
A Farmers Home Administration plan offers up to 2500 dollars for up to 15 years at 4.125 percent to rural residents for income-boosting enterprises. Qualified individuals may finance improvements, land, equipment, or small businesses, with Cooperatives and nonfarm residents included. details available through the county FHA supervisor and John McGrath in Liberty.
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Farmers Home Administration
Chambers County
J. FE. Carroll
FHA
John McGrath
Carroll
McGrath
Sloans
Goch
Viberty
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