Oil Recovery Hearing Set by Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court scheduled an Oct 25 hearing on a Sun Oil Co suit seeking an injunction against two Hockley County men alleged to block underground fresh water use for a secondary oil recovery project under a leasing agreement. The 2nd District Court denied the injunction, a decision upheld by the 7th Court of Civil Appeals at Amarillo.
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Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
Sun ,Oil Co
Hockley County
Sun
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
High Plains
Ggatlala
Sun Oil
L. D. Gann
Hockiey County
Gann
Ear’nest’ Whitaker
Whitaker
Doyle ‘Henderson
Gann-Whitaker
Texas Railroad Commission
Whitaker and Henderson
Weil Openauuis
Whitaker, Henderson
Hockley
Ogallala
Silver Certificate Boom Sparks Great Silver Rush
AP reports soaring value of silver certificate dollars as removal of fixed price sales lifts open market. Demand from industry and investors pushes silver price higher, spurring speculation and plans for larger profits. Treasury cap on sales shifts market dynamics, while holders exchange notes for metal.
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Joan Cunniff
New York
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Grad: Students Due Deferments
Vocational and medical students may seek deferments under new state rules. The policy allows limited deferral options for certain fields pending local approval and eligibility.
Wallace Gains Momentum In Wallace Presidential Bid
Alabama ex General George Wallace sharpened his image in the South as he addressed a Greenville crowd after his wife Lurleen underwent cancer surgery. He signaled readiness to run if major parties nominate him and urged a return to law and order, promising changes to policing and crime policy.
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Greenville
Alabama
George Wallace
South Carolina
Lurleen
Watach
Wallace
Government Clans and Intellectuals Cast Doubts on People
A fragmented report cites critics arguing the people lack sense to run their own affairs. The former governor, soon after a speech, flew from Montgomery to Houston for an oversight stop en route.
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Montgomery
Houston
Not Pan Thief's Day in Boston Health Lab Lapses
A garbled AP wire item notes a theft at a state health department facility in Boston. The report mentions unhygienic conditions at a Public Health Laboratories and improper handling of inoculating mice used for studies on typhoid and tetanus.
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Boston
State Department of Public Heelth Laboratories
Unun
Uttel Beers
Qualice
Pratis
Ariou Wes
Teacher Dropouts Highlight Deeper Education Issue
AP report quotes Dee L. Andrews, coordinator of field services at his university, arguing that teacher dropouts pose bigger problems than student dropouts. He says the system fails to prepare people to remain in teaching long enough to become truly professional.
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Mashvagmille, Tonn
Dee L.O. Andrews
Hie Sitsersity
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