Oil Industry Sees 1950 Hope Amid 1949 Slump
Oil industry officials expect 1950 to ease the hard year of 1949 as demand may lift and prices avoid a spring slump. Net incomes for 1949 likely run about 25 percent below 1948, with crude output in the week ending December 10 around 4.94 million barrels daily versus 5.67 million a year earlier. Texas production slipped to just over 700 thousand barrels daily.
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1980 Forecast: Fewer Wells Drilled and Slower Growth
In 1980 the outlook predicts fewer oil wells drilled, reduced construction, and slower expansion. Economic factors and market conditions are cited as causing the restrained activity.
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Japanese quake toll and damage tally in Honshu
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