Oil companies file wells in Garza, Andrews and Kent Counties
The Ermi an Basin Operators seek new wells in Garza Andrews and Kent counties Texas Railroad Commission filings show Remuda Oil plans a 4000 foot No 1 Shelby County School Land test in northwest Garza two miles northwest of Permian and 24 miles southeast of Southland A 5000 foot probe is planned in Kent County No 1 A Adkins Fleming 1 980 feet from north and 1990 feet from east lines of Section 30 Block KX John B Rector survey The Western Florida reentry wildcat in Andrews County Texaco No 5 CJ aims to test a Magiuex zone near University Lands survey with a planned plug back to 11000 feet The Phoenix field in Martin County receives a new producer No 221 Barrett eight miles north of Lenorah producing 162 barrels per day from a 3 852 3 866 feet interval and a Strawn dig near Lenorah to be reentered at No 1 Wurtz four miles northeast of Lenorah in Martin County with tests at 3700 feet
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Theermian Basin
Texas Railroad ‘Commission
Garza
Andrews
Kent
Remuda Oil
Shelby County
Southland
Permian
Buenos
Shelby County School Land Survey
Kent County
Clairemont
Adkins-Fleming
Midland
John B
Rector
Elam
Strawn
Andrews County
Texaco
Texas
University Lands Survey
Atlantic
Richfield
Tiewell
University
Phoenix
Grayburg
Martin County
Weiner Oil
Barrett
Lenoreh
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T&p
Unes
Drivers to bear pollution and safety finally, experts say
Industry leaders claim responsibility shifts to motorists for both cleaner engines and accident prevention. Officials from AMA and Continental Oil urge driver maintenance and periodic vehicle inspections as regulations on exhaust emissions spread, noting New Jersey's recent mandatory annual vehicle exhaust tests.
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Guy A. Goodine
United
Preas International
Siantex
Automobile Manufacturer's Association
AMA
T. W. Sigler
Continental Oil Co
Sigler
Gromre
New Jersey
Oilman Calls for Free Markets to Drive Oil Supply
Robert A. Buschman of the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association urges lifting price controls and regulatory barriers to expand U.S. oil production. He cites doubled energy demand in 20 years and a National Petroleum Council study claiming 824 billion barrels remain hidden. He says updated Texas laws could unlock more oil, boosting the economy and field life.
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Dallas
UPI
Texas
Robert A. Buschman
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Buschman
U.S
Conjress
Caribou
National Petroleum Council
United States
Jin Aterns
New Methods Needed Oil Officials Unrecoverable Reserves
Tulsa special report says 60 billion barrels could be added to U S reserves if an economical method was found to recover more oil. Current recovery averages about 31 percent with countless reservoirs remaining unrecoverable. Despite funds and tests no breakthrough is in sight and money for research is tight amid rising costs and competition for dollars.
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Tulsa
U.S
Arctic Frontier
President Elected in Minnesota Convention Controversy
Fragmented OCR hints at union leaders and associations across Minnesota and North Dakota. Mentions Kopplin, Tiedeman, Northwest Bank Corp, and industry groups with vague references to a move or appointment. No clear event date or outcome.
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Egunanny Tiedeman
Associs
Northwest’ Bank’Corp
Minnesota
Heaout
Fats
North’ Dakota
Thia
Vance Lountings
Energy expert warns no single fix to oil shortage
Morrell argues the current energy crunch arises from multiple factors across exploration, production, refining, and consumption. He calls for a national energy policy, noting 61 federal agencies influence energy and emphasizing balanced constraints and incentives. He warns demand will rise worldwide and urges integrating energy needs with cities and the environment.
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Morrell
Japan
Europe
U.S
Firms See Cycle Of Slow Growth
Tulsa special report analyzes 27 oil companies, noting a 5.6 percent rise in global petroleum liquids output in 1971 after a sluggish 1970. Domestic production lagged as older fields declined, international operations fared better, refinery throughput grew 3.3 percent, and gas output rose 3.1 percent amid tighter gas supplies.
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Tulsa
U.S
Oil and Gas Journal’ of Oil’ Company
Mont
Petroleum Liquida
United States
Entre Group
Engineers Plan Thursday Meet
The South Plains Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers and AIME schedules a 6 20 pm Thursday meeting at Jones Station of Southwestern Public Service. Jim Culp of Southwestern Public Service hosts a plant tour and meal. The session marks the last of the current term with the next regular session set for September.
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South Plains
Society of Petroleum Engineers
AIME
Jones Station
Southwestern Public Service
Jim Culp
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