Project Completed In Martin County
Par American Petroleum Corp completed No 1 D E Richards as a south outpost to the Sulfur Draw Dean and Wolfcamp pool in Martin County 19 miles southwest of Lamesa with perforations in the Dean zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par
American Petroleum, Corp
D. E. Richards
Dean
Wolfcamp
Martin County
Lamesa
Runnels
Currey Oil Co
Dallas
Z. I. Hale
Wildcat
Winters
Runnels County
Thomas M. Fowler
Winkler
James G. Brown & Associates
Midland
Carter State
Winkler County
Kermit
Mexican Case Outlook Bright For Austin Man To Get Freedom
Charles Taylor, 28, of Austin, faces extradition to Mexico on murder and robbery charges. After the Justice Department rested, Judge Hannay signaled possible release on personal recognizance bond and gave 15 days to file a motion for dismissal. Mexican law expert testified that aid before charges may negate accessory guilt. Taylor’s wife, Lagarde’s former wife, died from a sleeping-pill overdose in Houston. Lagarde, a diplomat and son of Mexico’s late ambassador to France, disappeared Oct. 11 and body found Oct. 21 near Lake Tequesquitengo. Evidence included a suitcase with Lagarde’s clothes and bloody rug fragments matched to Taylor’s apartment. Witnesses saw Taylor dragging a trunk. one identified it near the lake.
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Justice Department
Taylor
Luis Rubio Siliceo
Mexico City
Siliceo
Fernando Lagarde
Lagarde
Mexico
France
Houston
Lake Tequesquitengo
Cuernavaca
U. S. Atty
James Gough
Reagan Inaugurated in Presidential Style at California Ceremony
California sworn in Governor Ronald Reagan in an elaborate 40 minute parade and Capitol ceremony watched by 15 000 to 20 000 people. The event featured a TV dominated program, security tight with blinds drawn and reporters kept from view.
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Jerry Rankin
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Capitol
West Capitol
Rosie and Crip Reunite at San Antonio Zoo
Rosie the whooping crane returned to Brackenridge Park Zoo in San Antonio with a companion, Crip, after two years at Audubon Park Zoo in New Orleans. The two birds did not cohabit well there and were moved to revive their relationship and aid crane population efforts amid only 43 surviving wild cranes.
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San Antonio
UPI
Rosie
Brackenridge Park Zoo
Brackenridge Zoo
Audubon Park Zoo
New Orleans
Di Gel gassy acid relief touted by Memphis doctors
Memphis doctors and medical centers report Di Gel as a new antacid formula that untraps gassy bubbles causing stomach pressure and heartburn. It coats irritated lining for extended relief and claims faster neutralization of excess acid with full money back guarantee from Plough Inc. Available as a creamy liquid or mint chewables with a 50 cent savings on large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Plough, Inc
Woman and Girl Die in Dallas Traffic Crash
AP report from Dallas says a car and an asphalt truck collided at an intersection, killing Mrs. Minnie Travino of Seagoville and 5 year old Sherry Anne Webb. The girl died at the scene and Mrs. Travino died after surgery. Seven others were injured. the year opens with two fatalities in Dallas.
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Dallas
Minnie Travino
Seagoville
Sherry Anne Webb
Travino
Francis Marion Black Jr Freed After 28 Years In Prison
Francis Marion Black Jr a 58 year old man convicted in Alpine in 1938 of murdering a teen by throwing him from a 400 foot cliff has been paroled after 28 years of a life sentence. He was released three days before Christmas.
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Hunstville
Francis Marion Black Jr
Alpine
Texas
W. Lee O’daniel
Black
Guinevere
Marvin Dale Noblitt
Marvin
San Benito
West Texas
Agua Firo
Alan Fraser
8Th Court of Civil Appeals
el Paso
Roy Jackson
San Antonio
Rebellion Aims For National Consumer Protection Group
Mrs. Paul West and retired Brig. Gen. Jack Cram lead the formation of the United National Consumers Association Inc. to cut living costs and raise standards. The group will educate the public, demand nonviolence, and charge $2 dues, inviting husbands to join.
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Washington
UPI
Paul West
Denver
United National Consumers Association Inc
Jack Cram
Arthur Hyde
Erwin Seago
N. C. Hines
Thomas Dimattina
Mountbatten Plans Asia Documentary Filming Tour
Singapore reports Earl Mountbatten of Burma will travel to India Burma Ceylon and Singapore early this year to shoot a 13 part biographical documentary on his World War I and Southeast Asia World War II roles. He accepted the surrender of the Japanese Southern Command in Singapore from a stand in for Field Marshal Count Terauchi.
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Singapore
Earl, Mountbatten
Burma
India
Ceylon
Southeast Asia
Count Terauchi
Morning Edition Subscription Rates at Lubbock Paper
The notice lists home delivery and mail subscription prices for Morning, Evening, and Sunday editions of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Rates vary by duration and delivery type, including Morning Only, Evening Only, and combinations with Sunday. Postal handling is noted as second class.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche- Journey
8Th
Avenue J
Lubbock
Texas
Ad. Eeets
Lave Hay
Ter
Five Survive Colorado Plane Crash Near Leadville
Orville Rosengren and four others survived a chartered plane crash on Mt. Sherman in the Colorado Rockies. Rescued after freezing night and heavy fog, the group, including Rosengren's wife and son, were treated at Leadville’s St. Vincent's Hospital. The party planned to drive to Aspen once able.
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Leadville
Colo
Orville W. Rosengren
St. Charles
Colorado Rockies
Mt. Sherman
Denver
Bob Greena
Broomfield
Rosengren
Lorraine
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jack
Charles Budde
Gifford
Jimmy) Williamson
Rosengrens
Budde
Colorado
Aspen
U S Trained Nationalist Major Defects to Red China
A Nationalist Chinese air force major Tseng Cho-pin defected to Red China after training in the United States since December 1965. Radio Peking reported he arrived in Canton and criticized the Taiwan administration led by Chiang Kai-shek and U S policy.
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Tokyo
Red China
United States
Radio Peking
Tseng Cho-pin
Canton
Criminal Administration
Taiwan
Formosa
Scandinavians Predominate Minneapolis Population
The National Geographic notes a large Scandinavian presence in Minneapolis Minnesota, second only to Stockholm, highlighting the city as a major center for Scandinavian heritage outside Europe.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Stockholm
The
National Geographic
School Rivalry Carried Too Far
London police report a shoplifting competition among teenage girls from different schools. Detective Sgt. Raymond Webbing told a Wood Green juvenile court four girls admitted stealing books stockings cosmetics and more in a neighborhood shoplifting spree. Two aged 13 and 14 were placed on probation for two years while two younger girls had charges dismissed on promises to behave.
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London
Scotland Yard
Raymond Webbing
Wood Green
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T&p Survey
Nolan
Southern Minerals Corp
Althof
Witdcat
Roscoe
Nolan County
Eddy
David Fasken No
Shell Federal
Carlsbad
Eddy County
T. B. Mosley
Crane
Crane County
Wagner & Zeller
Abilene
E. E. Hendrick Survey
New Frontier
Clear Fork
Lea—Texaco, Inc
New Mexico State
Eunice
Lea County
Jalmat (Yates
California
Ronald Regan
Ivy Baker Priest
Nancy
Assembly
Robert Monagan
Carlos Bee
U.S
Cy le
Mae Byes
Zale
Zales Jeweler
Caprock Center
50Th Street
Town & Country
Hoffman
Wayne's Record Shop
34Th Street
Flintwood Center
Sunbeam Laundry
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