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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1963

Page

3

West Texas Wells Test Dela ware Wolfcamp at Pecos County

Cranes & Kennedy, Midland drill No 1-B Trees as a 5 500 ft wildcat to test the Delaware in northwestern Pecos County. Apache Corp No 1-0 Trees tests the Wolfcamp five miles north of Cayanosa. Crane Texaco completes No 1-AT Crane Fee with 119 bbls oil from the Waddell pay after acidizing. Reeves Sun Oil drills No 1 Terrell Unit in central Reeves and reports variable oil recovery. Marathon Oil to drill No 1 North Indian Basin Unit in west Eddy County 22 miles west of Carlsbad. El Chorro Exploration stakes two San Andres projects in section 19-8s-35e. Yields Show Lea County No 1 Northeast Lynch Unit bottoms at 13 416 ft after a long DST. 1 980 ft from north and 660 ft from east lines.

Chambers & Kennedy, Midland Delaware Pecos County Cayanosa H&gn Apache Corp Midland He&gn Wolfcamp CRANE Texaco, Inc Waddell North Crane County T&p Reeves—Sun Oil Co Wildcat Pecos Marathon Oil Co North Indian Basin Carlsbad Eddy County Rosevelt Milnesand el Chorro Exploration, Inc Abilene San Andres Lea N. M Jake L Hamnon Lynch Unit Lea County

Sun Raises Oil Hunting Costs

Sun Oil Co expects a 25 percent rise in 1963 spending to boost oil reserves. The annual report shows $35.8 million for drilling, $28.7 million in intangible development for 1962, plus about $96 million in planned capital investments. Total 1963 expenditures for modernization, expansion and oil search reach $131.8 million, up from $124.5 million last year.

Sun Oil Co Sun Joseph N. Pew, Jr Robert G. Dunlop

U.S. Gas Imports May Surge Over Next Decade

The Catawba Corp projects U.S. dependence on natural gas imports to rise sharply, needing four 30 inch pipelines of 600 million cf per day each for ten years. By 1973 imports could reach 9.996 trillion cf annually, about 28 times the 1962 Canada share, as domestic demand climbs from 13.985 trillion cf in 1961.

New York U.S Canada Catawba Corp Alaska Hawaii

IPA Opposes $280 Million Oil Tax Hit

Harold Decker of the Independent Petroleum Association of America warns before the House Ways and Means Committee that a proposed $280 million tax on oil and gas would cut supplies and raise consumer prices. He cites potential losses in barrels and gas reserves, declines in exploration, and rising costs as why higher taxes would hinder future energy needs.

Washington Petroleum’ Association of America Harold Decker House Ways and Means IPAA Hel Decker Committee United States Highland of Company Houston Congress

Volunteer Hospital Worker Receives Gold Seal Award

Charles J. Gibson, 76, will receive a gold reproduction of the Pennsylvania Hospital seal for volunteering 1,922 hours since May 1961 after discharge as a patient. He works up to 48 hours weekly in the central supply room, tracking equipment and supplies and securing new reserves. Decker cautioned that public interests may not exchange tax dollar hopes for reliable oil and gas supplies.

Philadelphia of Pennsylvania Hospital Charles J. Gibson Gibson Decker

New Fisher Wildcat Exploration Drilling to 6300 Feet

R W Tresch Jr, agent in Fort Worth will drill No H B Ammons to 6300 feet testing Strawn in southwest Fisher County four miles west of Longworth. W W West Midland No 1 Hubert Herring to drill in east Runnels County three miles east of Talpa to 3500 feet testing Jennings sand at 6250 feet from north and 800 feet from northeast lines. West will also drill No 1 Brookshire to 2500 feet as Runnels wildcat at 1550 feet from south and 467 feet from west lines.

R. W. Tresch,Jr Fort Worth H. B. Ammons Fisher County Longworth Claytonville Canyon H&tc Survey W. W. West Midland Hubert Herring East Runnels County Talpa James Caruthers ETRR

Locations And Completions Entries Across Texas Fields

A dense ledger of oil and gas well locations and completions across multiple Texas counties. Entries list operator names, field designations, section and township data, surface elevations, pump and perfolging details, production figures, casing, pay zones, frac data, and associated notes for Andrews Culberson Howard Midland Winkler Ector Crane and surrounding areas.

Unclear OCR Snippet Signals Technical Details

Fragmentary text lists measurements, balances, and unit designations with names like Louis Crouch, Hicks, and Hargett. Contains references to units, sections, and figures such as 666, 2554-95, 5 000 000 cfpd, and 2 000 gals, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.

Ify Noo Burnett Wasson Hargett Gibson Sur

Fire in Kennedy Oval Office Doused by Fire Extinguisher

In Washington a fire broke out in President Kennedy's office and was quickly put out by a visitor using a fire extinguisher. The blaze originated in the fireplace due to a damper left closed. No individual is identified as responsible.

Washington Kennedy

Suniland Oil Co. Plans Wildcat Tests in Garza Kent Areas

Fort Worth based Suniland Oil Co No. 1 J R Wood wildcat 4 278 feet to perforation to test as discovery in Garza County located 14 miles northwest of Hackberry field and 3 miles south of Suniland area highly active drilling reported with no tests yet. About 10 percent of women aged 45 to 54 are widows in insurance stats.

C. L. Norsworth Fort Worth Kent County H&tc Survey Rotan Suniland Oil Co J. R. Wood Garza County Suniland J. H. Gibson Survey Hack Berry San Andres Hackberry Pool Insurance Statisticians

Oil wildcat tests in Texas reach Spraberry area

Pan American Petroleum plans reentry on No 1 Managament trust wildcat in southwest Dawson County testing the Spraberry formation after a prior 12 140 foot well plug. Amarillo Oil expects drill stem tests on W F Scarborough Estate well at 8 2 411 feet uncovering oil and gas after 750 feet of 45 gravity oil and 1 350 feet of sulphur water. Fusselman test planned. Yates Gas opens in Gaines County near Seminole with two pay zones and new location planned.

Pan American Petroleum Corp Lubbock Texas Crude Oil Co Dawson County Moore County Andrews Amarillo Oil Co Amarillo W. F. Scarborough Yates Gaines el Cinco Production Co Midland Yates Gas San Andres Gaines County Seminole

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