Wildcat Drilling Pushes Across Nine Texas Counties
Oil operators in the Permian Basin advance with new tests across nine counties. Wells named J.T. Westbrook in Motley County and McLaury in Kent County target depths of 3 800 and 7 400 feet respectively. Additional drills planned near Seminole Gaines County Port French and other locations, with discoveries and tests including the Dunigan Miller and Swenson Swenson area prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Permian Basin
Roaring Springs
Motley County
J.T. Westbrook
TWNG
Kent County
Hanson Exploration
McLaury
Clairemont
Westbrook
H&gn
Gaines County
C. F. Kinney
Seminole
J.L. Brown Jr
Midland
Terry County School Land Survey
Littlefield
Lamb County
Clear Fork
Anton
BTA Oil
Influence Of River Reverberations In Louisiana Oil News
Louisiana's river system shapes the economy with multi-billion oil investments. The Mississippi borders the state, guiding Gulf operations and river navigation while offshore projects boost refining capacity and regional output. Officials cite vast gas and oil developments, including wells in Lea County and Sable Island, fueling industry growth.
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Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Louisiana
Louis
Bureau of Mines
U.S
Sac
Sable Island
Mobil
Sonora
Sutton County
Canada
Texas
Thelor
Boyd
Morrow
Nile Ea Ealb
Ifield
Eddy County
Toursiana
Aa Goth
David Falken
Ofl
Block A
Gwt&p
Midland
ejArtesia
Arco-Morrison
EOTOR
Atapaz Petroleum
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Harmony
See-Inc
Rhodes
Cowden
North Clear
Lareas
Ector County
Odessa
Pegos -- Skelly Oil Co
E. O. Reed Asjworth
East Discovery
Gomez (Ellentine
New Exploration Planned By Firm
New York special reports a firm planning a new exploratory aircraft project. Details outline a plane designed to probe unknown regions with potential scientific and industrial applications. Officials indicate early development stages and expected coastal testing phases.
Oil executive argues profits overstated in economy
John E. Swearingen of Standard Oil Co. says public misreads corporate profits and that high profits do not drive enough investment. He cites 1968 profits at 88 billion before taxes, with 24 billion distributed as dividends and 24 billion reinvested, while for productivity 68 billion was spent on new plants and 514 billion on wages. He notes rising wages but a drop in after tax profits and tax revenues in 1970, urging greater profitability to fund investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Swearingen
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Swearingen
Span
Department of Commerce
Survey notes detail multiple locations and completions
The page lists numerous survey points with distances from section lines and townships, detailing locations in several counties. It includes measurements in feet from north south and east west lines, references to blocks, sections, and various named survey terms and entities.
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Borden County
LVO Corp
Clayton-Johnson
al Gail
TAN
T&p Survey
James P. Dunigan
Abilene
Fluvanna
Clyde Miller
H&tc Survey
Kent County
James Jefferson Simms
Clairemont
Ida Sue Strawn
W&nw
King County
Guthrie
Bolin Oil
VF Petroleum
U. S. Teja
Townsend
Atoka-Morrow
T&stl
East Coast
Texas
Stonewall
Peacock
Gulf Coast
Tannehill
Stonewall County
Louisiana Gulf Coast
Anderson-Barbee Oil Co
Labor League
State Capitol Lands Survey
Anton, West
Clear Fork
Anincews
Wittcat
UNG “Oi ‘Co
Isis
Geek Trom
Orp Xe
J.T. McHiroy
Auth Ag
Bibek F.C Csi
Pissey
Ugo Mules
FA Mar
Bellaire
EL Mar
Telawares Cait
Tse
Milee
Mentone
Dea
EL Mar Belawaeey
Texica
Tink Oh A
Dean Wolteridian
Try
San Anton
Sims
LSD
Fom Agiti
SAX
Midland
Fee
Mack 41
Talsures
Tecox Chen
Valfeano
flad-Kedford
Ol Co
Noni
Guvis
Impenal
ABELL
Ivey
Lest
Imperial Tey
Secon Rock
H&gh
Linger
Mobil No
Cieartarky
Mann Rankin Noo Ltda
Weber
Sines
Aperial
Geartork
Cayanosa
University
Waddell
Ateadoe Oil Co
Noa Sole Ranch
Bock St
Perts T.A
Rorapetey’ Tren
Tom Brown
The
Hall
Ain True
Martin Sta
Noneca
Bedawick
Ward
Aurvey
Sage
Iplus
Uray
Perik Klls
Abe
Clune
Sanders
Ray St
Lea County Leads Rotary Rig Count Rise In Basin Area
The weekly survey shows Lea County up three rigs while Eddy County adds two as 186 total units drill in the Permian Basin across West Texas and Southeast New Mexico. Pecos shows 26 rigs, Lea County leads with 29, and several fields report small gains toward last year’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy County
West Texas
New Mexico
Erey Sivan Tiese
G. W. Murphy
Borden Lustries
Chaves L
Crockett
Wheya Ts
Ion
Kem
eLea County
New
Marlin
Presidi
Peeves
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Anton Field
Anton West
BTA
Rently
Lef
Sun Oil
J. J. Hob
Good
West Field
Sun
W. C. Davis
North Hockley County
Dunigan
Strawn
Wolfcamp Reef
Dean
Spraberry
San’ Andres
Yates
Yanna West
Ellenburger
H&tc Burney
Igarza County
Swenson-Garza
Andrews
Martin
Kent
King
Dawson
HLN
G. Gil
No. 128
Goldsmith
Andrews County
University Lands Survey
Martin County
Adobe Oil
Kelly
Stanton
Lea County
Washington
American Petroleum Institute
Daily
Y Guya
Goodine
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Eres U
Averies
Low
shell-State
Hamm
Sec-Ting Oil Co
Bbb&c
Dollarhide
Fusselman
St Andrews County
Lea
Gore & Munson
Albany
Swenson
Ine
New York
Lubbock, Texas
Max B. Skelton
Houston
United States
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