Multimillion Drilling Plan in Wattenburg Oil Field
Amoco Pro action Co announces a multimillion dollar natural gas drilling program in the Wallenberg field Weld County near Fort Lupton. About 200 wells will be drilled in 13 months beginning July with a $4.5 million gas processing plant and a $32 million gas gathering system by Panhandle Eastern, both due for completion in spring 1974. Gas will feed Panhandle’s midwest transmission system and direct Colorado Interstate deliveries, with production from Muddy J sand at 7600 to 8400 feet and all wells fracked for maximum output.
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Search continues in Mont for girl believed kidnaped
FBI agents and Gallatin County authorities press the work phase of the search for seven year old Susie Jaeger missing from a Farmington Michigan camp near Three Forks Montana. Officials say many searchers have combed the rough Missouri Headwaters area by land water and air while residents report steady support and pleas for clues.
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Army runway plan at Stapleton called premature says Schroeder
Denver congresswoman Patricia Schroeder says Pentagon memos show the Army does not want a new Stapleton North South runway on Rocky Mountain Arsenal land until nerve gas stores are significantly reduced. Sheridan letters accompany the memos noting disposal limits and safety concerns. Schroeder calls the Defense Department candor in the dealings with Denver into question.
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Eight cadets hospitalized after mock POW training at AFA
Air Force Academy confirms eight cadets were hospitalized in summer 1971 after participation in a 40 hour mock prisoner of war training camp on a two acre site with high barbed wire. Seventeen cadets were examined. seven returned to exercises.
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May Meat Production Rises Despite Yearly Decline
Washington AP reports May meat output rose 18 percent from April, with beef veal pork lamb and mutton totaling 3.04 billion pounds. For the first five months red meat production reached 14.5 billion pounds, down 5 percent from a year earlier.
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