New Explorations Planned in Southwest Coke County
Burleson and Huff will drill at 7 000 feet No 1 March Ranch 16 miles south southwest of Robert Lee in Southwest Coke County The site lies near T Neeley survey No 735 Abstract 586 and is close to prior dry holes and a multi pay area The plan includes a 2 780 foot test at Re-Entry Schedule and a 6 000 foot wildcat No 1 Copeland three miles south of Blackwell Occidental Petroleum Corp leads the venture with a second exploratory well in the test depth in the Oriente region of Peru and a new Amazon discovery testing at depth near 11 900 feet The Peru discovery reported 2 887 barrels per day low sulphur crude oil at high pressure with open hole test results The firm also plans a second drilling rig on the Amazon River as it holds exploration rights to 2.9 million acres along Peru's northern border under a Petroperu production-sharing contract
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Burleson & Huff
March Ranch
Sourthwest
Robert Lee
Coke County
T. Neeley
Copeland
Blackwell
Estoril Product Corp
Occidental Petroleum Corp S
Oriente
Peru
Capahauri Sur
Amazon
Occidental
Petroperu
Oil field test at Willfond Creek near Midland reported
The 9 300 foot test by John L. Cox in T 2 S R 38 W completes near Old Glory and Crespie. Drilling at the Slaughter (San Andres) unit in Andrews County shows perforations from 8 119 to 8 235 feet with stimulation and acid treatment yielding 41 gravity oil and 158 barrels of oil plus 146 barrels of water in 24 hours. The drillsite lies 660 feet from south and 1 980 feet from west lines of Section 11, Block 11, University Lands. Sprayberry Trend Area in Midland County markets a new location.
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Willfond Creek
John L. Cox
Wall County
Midland
Old Glory Punae
Mian
Crespie
Andrews-Stoltz
Wagner & Hockley
Amoco
Brown
Tion Co
Atlantic University
Fusselman
Slaughter
San Andres
Andrews County
Hockley County
Andrews
Sundown
University Lands Survey
Midland County
Labor
League 37
Zavalla County School Land Survey
Lines of Labor
Zavala County School Land Survey
Adair
Gaines County
Adobe Oil Co
PSL
Atlantic Richfield Co
Equal Rights Bill Ratified in Nebraska Then Rejected
Nebraska legislature reversed a recent ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by a 31-17 vote, leaving 27 states approving the measure though 38 are needed for national adoption. The move renews questions about whether a state can withdraw a prior ratification and notes opposition linking ERA to draft and legal changes.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
U.S
Hawaii
Ministry Style To Be Talked By Methodists
The Northwest Texas United Methodist Council of Ministries will discuss new ministry styles for college students the aging and Mexican Americans at St Luke's United Methodist Church Memphis Avenue and 44th Street. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. The council serves 103,530 members across 67 Panhandle and South Plains counties. Proposals will go to the June conference for final approval.
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Texas
Nixon hints at two overseas trips this year
President Nixon told a news conference he may undertake two overseas trips, possibly to Latin America, Europe and Africa. He noted no immediate plans but said State Department and NSC officials advised on key destinations. He referenced Peking and Moscow trips and suggested Western Hemisphere ties remain important.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Latin America
State Department
National Security Council
Europe
Africa
Nixor
Peking
Moscow
Asia
Some Mines Explode In Haiphong Waters
The Pentagon said US mines exploded in Haiphong waters apparently due to self destruct timers. Maj. Gen. Daniel James said the incidents were not caused by mine clearing. The force has only one mine explosion in 10 days, marking the first public acknowledgment that the mines could explode after a set period.
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Washington
AIME Names Donald G. Russell New SPE President for 1974
Donald G. Russell, Shell Oil Co. Houston general manager for information and computer services, is elected president for 1974 of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, a constituent SPE of AIME. He will be president elect in 1973 and assume the SPE presidency at the AIME annual meeting in February 1974. Russell has held multiple SPE leadership roles, coauthored the SPF Monograph, and has been with Shell since 1955.
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Donald G. Russell
Shell Oil Co
Houston
Society of Petroleum Engineers of
AIME
Russell
SPE
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Society
So- City
Institute
Shell
C. S. Mattews
SPF
Wells
Statute of Engineers
Minerals, Metals, and Material Sciences
Ptroleum Industries
Sam Houston State University
University of Oklahoma
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Fort Chadborne
E. B. Brooks
Dallas
Oil News
Grane
Crane County
Zeibe
Exxon Corp
Cordona Lake
Crane
Juan Cordona Survey
Block 31
Wildcat
Crockett
C&k Petroleum
Childress
Crockett County
Ozona
Northeast Canyon
Ad-ile
Gc&sf
Strawn
Phillips Petroleum Co
University Lands
Lancaster Hills
Crockett Conty
Hutchings Stock Association
Suth
Monahans
Ward County
Hutchings Stock Association Hans
G&mmb&a
Haiphong Waters
34Th ST
Mrs. Skinner
Skinner Macaroni
Dept
Sta
Omaha
TSO
Broadway
Texas Commerce Bank
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