Realistic Appraisal of U S Gas Needs By Industry Panel
The Future Gas Requirements committee, formed by the American Gas Association and now sponsored by Colorado School of Mines, unveils a self-analysis based forecast of U S natural gas needs through 1980. The study projects 22.9 trillion cubic feet in 1980 with 157 trillion estimated for the year and 129 trillion consumed in 1960, noting industrial use as the major consumer and aiming to expand to Canada, Mexico and Alaska.
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Mmitter
United States
Public Trade Limited
Future Gas Requirements Committee
American Gas Association
Colorado School of Mines
Larry Shumaker
Canada
Mexico
Alaska
North America
Weekly Tabulation of Rotary Rig Activity in Area
The survey shows 198 rigs active this week, up from 169 a week earlier and 247 in the comparable week. Lea County leads with a two rig rise, followed by Pecos County, then Eddy and other counties.
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Lea County
Apy
G. Lows
al Sheetal i
Gasoline Stocks Hit All-Time High Amid Demand Rise
U.S. gasoline inventories dropped from their March peak as demand climbs toward the spring peak. Refiners keep production above last year, with stocks reaching an all time high of 202 million barrels for the week ending March 26, a gain over prior peaks.
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Fune
Hockley County Wildcat Stake Near Levelland Claim
J C Barnes Oi Co of Midland staking a location for a 10 by 10 foot evolvatives mine claim No 1 M T Holley seven miles southeast of Levelland in Hockley County. The site lies five miles from a church and is 20 miles west of a railroad.
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J. C. Barnes Oi! Co
Midland
M. T. Holley
Levelland
Hockley County
de Nee, Inc
Arg
Texas onshore oil may suffer if offshore boom hits TIPRO warns
TIPRO contends that a Texas offshore boom enabled by high allowables could worsen onshore production strains by diverting market share from Texas and Louisiana. The group argues generous offshore quotas may delay needed adjustments and harm Texas energy revenue and secondary recovery, urging balanced policy to protect onshore producers.
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TIPRO
Texas
Louisiana
Texa Ss
Louisia Een
United States
Tate
Italian peace corps proposed by Christian Democrats
Twenty five Christian Democrat members of Parliament urged the government to create an Italian peace corps. The plan would exempt volunteers from military service and emphasize civilian service.
Petrochemical Industry Grows for International Prominence
The industry is strong and expanding toward international prominence with Japan showing rising demand. Japan imports basic and intermediate petrochemicals about five times its exports while Risek holdings note Japan’s position in carbon black sulfur and ammonia production. The synthetic fertilizer sector maintains a high reputation amid government measures and refinery capacity changes.
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Japan
Area Men Given Service Awards By Pan American
Pan American honored area men at a service awards dinner at the Fort Worth Club. Eighteen former Yount-Lee Oil Co. employees were among the honorees, mainly in Texas, with F. R. Yost of Tulsa as a guest. Special recognition went to C. V. Campbell of Andrews and E. M. Spillane of Slaughter.
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C. V. Campbell
Andrews
E. M. Spillane
N. Stovall
E. Gevison
C. ©. Beasley
L. P. Stevens
C. E. Watson
G. E House
T. J. Woods
H. C. Nicol
MG J. James
Shell Oil Midland Office Announce Staff Changes
W E Harpst, production manager for Shell Oil Co in Midland, announces personnel changes effective June 1. Scott will replace J M as production manager and remain Eastern division production head. W Zoller moves to Denver division. J J Pickell’s role shifts in economics and field operations. Brackbill, a Missouri School of Mines graduate, joins Shell in 1941 and advances from exploitation to managerial posts in Tite and Gletvics. Ruston later serves with petroleum studies.
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W. E. Harpst
Shell Oil Co
Midland J
Scott
3. M
Conene W
Sien
Bra Brackbill
Missouri School of Mines
Eee Brversuiie
Shell
Centagus Til
Ploitation ‘Maere
Tite
Gletvics
Apegis
FPC Jurisdiction Battles Over Gas Lease Sales Reach Supreme Court
The Rayne field dispute, sparked by Texas Eastern Transmission’s 1957 lease purchases, sparked FPC flip flops over legality and jurisdiction. Courts pressed to remand for re examination while producers warn of regulatory gaps if FPC cannot regulate such transfers to pipelines.
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Cnet
FPC
Rayne
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Continental Oil
M. H. Marr
Sun Oi
General Crude Oil
Court de Sei Rie
Commission
Supreme Court
Walied CA
Bastian Bay
Texas Eastern
Eee
Fink
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
10Th
Denver
Josses
Texas Exatera Group
Oil drill plans and unit locations across Texas fields
The report lists multiple oil drill sites with precise survey positions. Patoll and Union Oil plan 5300 and 6400 foot tests in University Lands, near Wink and Dennison fields, with meters and feet distances to section lines. Projected wells include L-31 Unit and Universes 4 locations, detailing offsets from south, east, and west boundaries and proximity to Delaware sand pools.
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Delaware
University Lands Survey
Gutpnat
Sutton—Union Oil Co
California
Dennison
Sutton County
GCRSF
Fragmentary OCR item yields unclear local notice
The readable text is fragmented and largely unreadable. It mentions names or terms that cannot be reliably identified, with no clear event, date, or place to summarize into a coherent news item.
Patrolman Nabs Man Wearing Wrong Coat
New York AP report says Patrolman Thomas Pappas made an off duty arrest Saturday as a man wearing the wrong coat was observed by a passerby. The incident details and outcome were not fully disclosed in the snippet.
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New York
Thomas Pappasi
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