Edgy oil tests reveal multiple new field prospects in Eddy Texas areas
Texaco, in Crockett County, reports No. 2 A R Kincaid Trust as a Spraberry discovery with 89 barrels of 30.3 gravity oil in 15 hours and 144 barrels daily. Wells in Winkler, Glasscock, and Lea counties pursue Canyon, Devonian Ellenburger, and San Andres targets with varied depths and shows.
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Texaco, Inc
Midland
East Ozone (Canyon
Crockett County
A. R. Kincaid Trust
Texaco
Canyon Field
Block MN
Gc&sf
Ozona
Winkler
U.S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Co
McKee
Glasscock
Farl Wells Jr
Odessa
Reynolds
Foold Creek
Queen
Glasscock County
T&p Survey
Garden City
McCommons Oil Co
Dallas
Fritz Dicke
Runnels County
Winters
Kingsand
Ht&b Survey
LEA
N.M
Phillips Petroleum Co
Vacuum
Abe
San Andres
Lea County
Lovington
Sawyer
J. A. Sheldon
Southern Union Federal
Bledsoe
Texas
City Power Company Wins Safety Honor
Lubbock Power and Light Co. of Lubbock received third place in Group B for 100,000 to one million man-hours in the American Public Power Safety Contest. The award was given during the APPA 20th annual convention in Cleveland at the Sheraton Cleveland Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lubbock Power and Light Co
Lubbock
APPA
Sheraton- Cleveland
Two Lubbock Men Named In Charges
Felony assault with intent to murder charges were filed Tuesday against Jimmy Lee Grant 29 of 504 Ave C Lens complainant Luke Blackwell 50 of 1701 Ave A was treated at Methodist Hospital for wounds from an altercation near his home Sunday. Barney Lee Strickland 49 of 2838 Clovis Rd faced a driving while intoxicated subsequent offense charge. Grant remained jailed in lieu of 2500 bond while Strickland posted 1500 bond.
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Jimmy Lee Grant
Ave. C. Lens
Luke Blackwell
Ave. A
I Methodist Hospital
Barney Lee Strickland
Clovis Rd
Grant
Lubbock County
Strickland
U.S. crude oil capacity hits record 10,169,000 bpd
The Independent Petroleum Association of America reports U.S. productive capacity for crude oil and condensate at 10,169,000 barrels per day as of January 1 1963, with total petroleum liquids capacity at 11,249,000 bpd and notable year over year growth drivers from production advances and tech gains.
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San Francisco
United States
Independent Petroleum Association of America
IPAA
Cemseittee
Joe M Rol
American Oil Co
U. S
U.S
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