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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1985
Page
6
Railroad Commission Chair man Buddy Tempe announced Texas wells produced 448,421,643 Mcf of gas in April, down 4.12 percent from April 1984. March production was 466,131,594 Mcf. Through April total produced this year was 1,895,848,440 Mcf compared with 1,944,826,091 Mcf the prior year.
Statewide marketed gas output in April reached 356,682,258 Mcf, down 6.25 percent from April 1984. Exports totaled 169,566,963 Mcf, up 2.83 percent from April 1984. April output came from 205,085 oil wells and 46,465 gas wells. March exports stood at 198,935,066 Mcf.
Multiple deed transfers recorded over three years and one year involving Mary Francis McQuay Ida Gladys Boyd Clyde W Timmons Mildred Timmons Ensor Delbert E Timmons Dickie Ray Timmons Tom M Cain Jr John H Gibson survey work and various entities including G&R Rich Properties WAL/RIC Energy Inc and associated trustees noting NE quarter of Section 59 Block 4X C M RR Co Survey and PSL PSL Section 8 Block C-38 with dates and parties in sole and separate property transfers.
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The Railroad Commission fined Crude Processing Inc of Leakey 46000 for years of pollution on the Riggs lease in Frie County. Eleven other operators were fined 38000 for well plugging violations. Penalties require plugging the salt water disposal well, cleanups, and revoking permits. W D S Norris of Dallas received 10000 for failing to plug Nash and R F Martin leases. Several other firms faced 5000–6000 penalties for unplugged wells and missed hearings. Agreed settlements were reached with six more operators for plugging violations.
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