Gas and oil output rise in 1955 across US states
IPAA reports natural gas production in 1955 reached 9.34 trillion cubic feet with a value at the wells of nearly 1 billion dollars. crude oil output totaled 2.484 billion barrels. Texas led in production and reserves, with California, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Wyoming following. Paved reserves in Texas stood at 17.98 billion barrels and Texas also topped value at the well.
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Insurance officials challenge FTC over ad regulation power
Wisconsin insurance commissioners accuse the Federal Trade Commission of unwarranted power in regulating health and accident insurer advertising. They urge state attorneys general to seek court review to preserve state control, a matter likely to go to the U.S. Supreme Court per the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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Hall voices strong backing for veterans aid in Kansas
Gov Fred Hall told the Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment that he has given full support to the Kansas Veterans Commission. He urged continued state responsibility for veterans and necessary provisions.
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