Petroleum Council Reports Tight Oil Supply Amid Shortages
The petroleum and natural gas council, 85 industry leaders, met to discuss fuel shortages and warned of a tight oil situation despite U S shipments from the Gulf Coast to England. Ball noted varying views from tight to severe shortages and highlighted potential natural gas shortfalls next winter from New York to the Rocky Mountains.
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Houston Is a Boom Capital in Texas
In Houston, Texas, a booming city described as fast growing and optimistic with giant 24 hour groceries, elaborate lighting, and a taxi operator named Smith leading the way with new cabs and tech. The piece notes local ambition, climate, and the allure drawing people to Houston as a rising urban hub.
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Exhibition “Russia Old and New” Opens at KU Museum
A Russia exhibit titled Russia Old and New opens April 29 at the University of Kansas Museum of Art in Lawrence. Mrs Rachel Struc tor will speak in Russian at 3 pm in the Inner Informal Rec ion. Mrs Solvietchik explains the exhibit and its themes from folk art to icons and stamps. The display runs April 20 to May 2 in the Main Gallery, with Kodak war photos showing modern and wartime Russia and three clay whistles from soldiers on leave.
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