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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1972

Page

6

Kent County oil tests and Garza Strawn field dual wells

Kent County exploration's McLaury No 1 tests show 6,900 ft zone with gas and oil in place while nearby Strawn Ellenburger tests in Son Garza field yield oil and gas from Strawn B and Ellenburger zones. Wells Sun Swenson No 1 and No 2 report 40 to 40.3 gravity oil with varying tubing pressures. Drilling continues on Nos 3B and 4B Swenson with depths near 7,820 ft.

Kent County Clairemont Strawn Garzaunty Kent Hanson Exploration McLaury Srookie H&gn Survey Son-Garza Ellenburger Sun Oil M. Swenson & Sons Discovery Zone Swenson H&gn Sun Sick 2 Adobe Oil Co McCleary Broadview West Clear Fork Shallowater Lubbock County

Oil Spending Seen Rising in 1972 Amid Environmental Delays

The Oil and Gas Journal forecasts U.S. capital spending at about 8.72 billion dollars in 1972, up 1.5 percent from 1971 as delayed environmental issues curb offshore leasing on federal tracts and North Slope activity, and slow pipeline layings amid uncertain discoveries.

Tulsa United States Oil and Gas Journal

Engineers State Midland Meet Preview of Oil Spending Shifts

The article outlines 1972 U.S. oil sector budgets with total outlays near $9.75 billion, drilling and production slated for the largest rise to about $4.07 billion. It notes declines in refining and some transportation spending, and discusses offshore lease sale uncertainty and regulatory delays affecting drilling.

United States U.S Baker Alaska Pipeline trans-Alaska Tintore New Maritime Tnatonddines

Oil Association Votes On Merger In Texas

The West Central Texas Gas and Oil Associations unanimously support a conditional merger of five independent Texas groups. Final approval rests with the Board of Directors as leaders push to reorganize for regional and national impact.

Oil Association Mhilene tSpecal West Central Texas Gas Gas Association Texas Ioe Prewitt, Jr Revelilion Board of Directe

SPE Schedules Tulsa Meeting and Papers on Drill Pipe

Arthur W. Busch outlines SPE Region 6 events in Tulsa with sessions at 9:20 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. featuring panels on drill pipe vibration and fatigue damage control and papers from industry and university speakers. A separate dinner in Midland hosts Paul L. Bansbach on emulsions and demulsification theory and practices.

Don Darling University of Arkansas Charles| Miller Drileo Smith] International, Inc John| Vance University’ of Florida Roy Moore Murphy Industries Civic Center Oil Company Ntl SPE R. L. Vingoe Tulsa Armco Steel Corp

Independent Oilmen Plan Conference in El Paso

Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association schedules a March 15 meeting before the State Railroad Commission to discuss incentives for increased drilling and possible tax breaks for exploration costs. The group expects Senate Finance Committee hearings on investment tax credits and may decide on company unitization legislation.

EL. Paso Texas State Railroad Commission Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association Senate Finance Committee Domesti Exploration George Mitchell TIPRO National Energy Policy Committee Association

February crucial month for 1971 drilling lows since 1935

Houston AP reports U S drilling activity in 1971 fell to its lowest since 1935 except during World War II. January 1972 shows improved prospects with rotary rig counts down only 76 from 1,184 to 1,108. Analysts warn a February slump could dampen 1972 hopes.

Warren L. Baker The International Baker

Permian Basin Rig Count Rises By Fifteen

The weekly oil rig tally shows 195 active units in the Permian Basin Empire, up from 180 two weeks earlier. Lea County leads with 33 rigs, Pecos 26, Weed 17, Martin 11, and Eddy 10, with Texas counties Concho Iron and Tom Green also active. A National Petroleum Council meeting in Washington will address energy projections and environmental conservation and elect new officers.

Permian Basin G. W. Murphy Industries Lea County New Mexico Pecos Weed Martin Eddy AB Cochran Uinees Ris Washington, D. C Morton Ari ‘i Ar ‘.Jvisory Foree Igi Ufatee Vincent M. Brown Brown John G. McLean Continental Oil Co Ray Ir

U S not running out of petroleum says drilling executive

Warren L. Baker, executive vice president of the International Association of Drilling Contractors, argues the United States faces an oil and gas shortage due to lack of financial incentives rather than depleted supplies. He cites unexplored Gulf coast regions, Alaska prospects, and new fields in Colorado and Texas as potential future production if incentives improve. He notes price controls since 1954 have hindered development.

Wy. Busenman International — Association St. Louis Dallas Sheraton-Dallas Rotary Fox Au Wit Drilline Guy A. Goodine Tulsa Okla U.S International Association of Drilling Contractors Warren L. Baker United States Baker Louisiana Gulf of Mexico Gulf Mississippi Alabama Florida Santa Barbara California Nova Scotia U.S. Atlantic Anadarko Basin West Oklahoma Texas Panhandle Delaware Texas Denver Colorado Rocky Mountain

Irregular Land Survey Fragments and Property Notations

Fragmentary OCR records show a long list of land sections, owners, and survey lines including references to Wood, Meshane, Thams, and others. The text mentions section numbers, miles and perimeters, and various firms and districts, indicating an archival land and property completion log with multiple named entities and measurements.

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Ray Westbrook Federal Engineers State Midland Meet Rober A. Busehman San Antonio Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas, Association Hisady Buschman USGS Sun Young Win Russell Matewie W. N. ‘Tindell Abilene William J. Murray, Jr Jceepee AW Buschman Arthur W. Busch Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 AEE Russell Tawa Manyedea Brinkerhoff Ring ii Hs Yridiis Parker Drilling Ca National Association of Corrosion Engineers Regal 8 Inn Midland Paul L. Bansbach Tretolite Ranebach Ie Non Independent Oilmen Plan Conference Max Skelton Houston Februa Probono World Oil Magazine Saave By Gordon Banksto Permian Lubbock Council States Oil Washington Macarions Piaves Andree Oy Wawan Howard Clay i Piace Wellaw Corpso Ora Ons Tamara Etear Gimacack Imiddie Cleartork Wood Meshane & Thams Abu Ean Athag West Yule Lacs Gilson
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