Oil strike near Stanton fuels Spraberry Trend hope
Adobe Oil reports No 2 Glasscock well in Martin County tests gas at 1.5 million cf daily and 200 barrels of 54 gravity distillate, with a later gauge at 204 barrels distillate and 900 000 cf day. Projected depths reach 12 500 feet in Spraberry and Ellenburger tests.
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Martin County
Stanton
Midland County
Adobe Oil
Spraberry
Glasscock
Ellenburger
T&p Survey
Adobe
T&p
Labor
League 8
Hardeman County School Land Survey
No. 151
Central Levelland Unit
Offshore drilling boom as Gulf yields more wells
Offshore drilling accelerates in the Gulf of Mexico with increasing well activity. Major research funding comes from Northwest Project Study Group, Mackenzie Valley Pipe Line Research Ltd., the Canadian government, and others, supporting remote test stations and wildlife studies including caribou reactions to man made obstacles.
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OU and
Gas Journal” Reports
Northwest Project
Milllion
Mackenzie Valley Pipe Line Research Ltd
Gas Arctic Systems
Alyeska Pipe Line ‘Service Co
U.S
Northwestalone
Guy A, Goodine
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Titus-i
Cornville
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Portier
Arthur
Galveston
Tex
Santa Barbara
Feltworld
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Alaska State Co
Louisiana
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Russia
Iplan
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Pipeline tests and new oil projects planned in Hockley County
Oil firms report multiple underground pipeline tests in the Slaughter and Levelland units with acid stimulation and high gas oil ratios. Mobil Oil and Amoco announce two planned projects in Slaughter field near Sundown while Amoco completes No 177 West REM Unit in the same area.
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Labor
Maverick County School Land Survey
Mobil Oil Corp
Slaughter
San Andres
Hockley County
Sundown
League
Scurry County School Land Survey
No. &7
East Mallee
League 49
Scurry
Central Levelland
Hardeman County School Land Survey
West
League 69
Amoco Production Co
West Rem
Oil Test Finds 60 Barrels Gravity Oil South of Ancienne
A 24 hour potential test reports 60 barrels of 41.6 gravity oil and one barrel of water found ten miles south of Ancienne.
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Ancienne
Locations And Completions Update From Crane And Surrounding Areas
Oil and gas well completions listed for Crane and adjacent counties feature multiple operators, well numbers, survey blocks, and precise pad offsets. Entries include Nelle W. Harms, Waddell et al, Continental Oil, Humble, Phillips, Shell, and others with details on depths, acid stages, fracs, gas and oil outputs, and surrounding geography across San Andres, Tubb, Forsan, and Kermit regions.
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Crane W.eml
San Andres
Yori Worth Production Co
Nelle W
Crane
Ph. Howard
Howard-Ghasscock
Wolfcamp
Middle Clearfork
Continental Oil Co
W&nw Survey
Forsan
Winkler — Wildcat Evenbuirgers
Midwest Oil Corp
Phillips-Waddell
Kermit
Judkins
Samedan Oil Corp
Judkins Gas
Sand Hills
McKnight
Humble Oil & Refining Co
J. BR
Hines
Ector Slator
Phillips Per, Co
Usug
Kray
Howard Venrimoor
GWPR
Lake Oil & Gas Co
Loyd Branon
Sly
Pta
Fpf
Lawations
District &A
Hockley D S
San Antres
Wheeler Properties
A. A. Slaughter Estate
Labor
Zavaila Csl
Borden Wildcat
Doric Exploration
Higginbotham
Ts-N
T&p Survey
P& Witteat
Midwest Qn Corp
C. C
H&og
Field Trip Set By Geologists
The West Texas Geological Society and the Roswell Geological Society will cosponsor a fall field trip between the Guadalupe Mountains and Capitan Mountains in Southeast New Mexico. Based in Roswell, the trip runs October 27 28 and 29 led by Dr. Vincent C. Kelley University of New Mexico. The program includes a road log a memoir by Dr. Kelley The Geology of the Pecos Country Southeast New Mexico with geologic maps cross sections and related data.
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West Texas Geological Society
Roswell Geological Society
Guadalupe Mountains
Capitan Mountains
Sierra Blanca Peak
New Mexico
Roswell
Vincent C. Kelley
University of New Mexico
Kelley
Pecos
Baylor Dental School Operation Changed
Baylor University trustees unanimously approved forming a nonsectarian nonprofit to operate Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas. The college, housed in Baylor University Medical Center for about 70 years, will stay under Baylor, with enrollment rising from 400 to 600 students in four years as new facilities are added.
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Dallas
Baylor University
Baylor College of Dentistry
College of Dentisty
Gas heating reaches half of U.S. homes study
MAX B. SKELTON reports the American Gas Association notes 31.6 million households heated by gas in 1970, with the share rising toward 34.9 million by 1973. The article highlights the growth despite shortages and notes the overall expansion of gas-fired heating across single and multi family homes.
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Max B. Skelton
Houston
American Gas Associatomers
Tion
Spraberry Trend Area sees new producers and future plans
In Martin County and Stanton area oil activity increases with multiple wells completed or planned. Hanson Oil Corp reports No. 1 Lester and others delivering production, while Cox and Adobe Oil Co. advance additional tests and fracking in the Spraberry Trend. Separately housing and energy demand projections foresee continued growth through 1973, with regional gains in heated households and new construction across New England and the East North Central regions.
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Testa
John L. Cox
Midland
Schonecker
Martin County
Stanton
T&p Survey
Ned Sam Wilkinson
T&p
Cox
Dickenson
Te&p
Tarzan
Adobe OU Co
Dickinson
Woody Bros
New England
South Atlantic
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginian
West Virginia
East North Central
Meeting Planned By Independents In Corpus Christi
A new committee of independent oil men will meet in Corpus Christi on August 3 to discuss environmental problems affecting oil producers, the outlook for milita tion laws and other matters. The statement from the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association TIPRO notes oilmen face pollution abatement costs, frozen prices, and reduced drilling, risking reserves and national security.
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Austin Tap
Corpus Christi
State Petroleum Issues Committee
Texas Independent Producters & Royalty Owners Association
TIPRO
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League 68
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