Oil Allowable Is Down Again In Texas September Cut To 2,924,512 Bpd
The Railroad Commission set Texas September oil production allowable at 2,924,512 barrels per day, down 189,810 from August. The cut reflects a market demand factor of 41.3 percent of potential production, with August based on 44.8 percent. U.S. Bureau of Mines gauge shows September demand around 1,975,000 bpd, about 50,000 below August. Major buyers plan to reduce purchases by 89,943 barrels daily in September.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
Named To Dean's List At Baylor
More than 380 Baylor students earned high scholastic averages in the 1968 spring semester. Dean George M. Smith released the Dean's List for those with a 3.60 or higher and at least 12 hours. East Texas honorees include Joan Bruce Tom Fender Helen Alford Josephine Inzer and Vicki Johnstone among others.
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Waco
Baylor
George M. Smith
East Texas
Joan Elaine Bruce
Tom MacFender
Commercial
J. D. Bruce
Tom Mac Fender
R. M. Fender
Helen Gene Alford
Leon Alford
Union Grove
Josephine Alice Inzer
Grady Inzer
Vicki Lynn Johnstone
Voice
Carl Johnstone
Longview
Everyone Can Afford College Says Not All Students Have Aid
An August Seventeen report notes that expensive colleges can cost less with financial aid for middle income families. Some high achievers receive full coverage or family compensation, yet programs are limited. Motivation, not money, keeps many capable students from college, educators find.
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Laschinger
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Dallas
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First Baptist Church
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Irby
Gladewater
Paul Stripling
Joshua, Texas
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