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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1972
Page
24
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California oil production has fallen 42.2 percent since 1968 as offshore drilling bans restrain supply. Industry and government warn that growing energy demand by 1985 will require increased imports, tanker traffic, and jobs losses unless reserves are found or bans lifted.
Tulsa special reports drilling contractors in the U S are operating near capacity and may see a rig shortage in parts of the Gulf Coast East Texas Rocky Mountains and Michigan over the next six months. The Oil & Gas Journal notes high rig utilization will continue into early next year even as orders rise with U S manufacturers.
A wildcat test 11 miles southeast of Lamesa opens Cisco reef production near the Ackerly field in Dawson County. Continental Oil reports a calculated daily flow of 460 barrels of 41 gravity oil from perforations between 8,684 and 8,766 feet based on a 230 barrel 12 hour gauge through a 21 to 64 inch choke. The No 1 Gonzell Hoge well sits 42 miles north of active units in the Ackerly area and 2.5 miles northwest of marginal production there. Additional drillings near Yoakum and John H Gibson survey blocks target San Andres and Devonian/Mississippian horizons with planned depths to 12,500 feet.
A list of wildcat and step out oil wells with depths and locations in Ector Eddy King Roosevelt Runnels Sutton areas. Entries include Dry Holes Ector ARCO No 1 Gen near Notrees at 8,484 feet and Red Tank No 1 near Hope at 8,200 feet plus Bateman No 1 in Guthrie area at 5,420 feet and additional notes for Capps field and Sonora region.
The Hobbs section of the National Association of Corrosion Engineers schedules a dinner meeting Thursday at the Ramada Inn in Hobbs at 6 30 p.m. Chemical engineer Mike Chapman of Shell Oil Co will present on external casing corrosion control with cathodic protection.
In Washington Missouri Henry Tibbe fashioned the first commercially produced corncob pipe in 1869. He molded an uneven surface with plaster of Paris to complete the craft.
AAPG Bulletin reports a nationwide Soviet survey to evaluate oil and gas possibilities across onshore and offshore basins. The program aims to raise production to 3.7 billion barrels of oil and 11 trillion cubic feet of gas by 1975, with West Siberia and the Siberian platform highlighted as core prospects.
Beaumont event honors Michel T Halbouty, Houston geologist and oil operator, former AAPG president and author of Spindletop. Participants include Sen. John Tower, Randolph Yost of Amoco Production, Dr. Jack Williams of Texas A&M, and Judge James Noel.
Stanley Gray of Shell International Petroleum says current dominance of Middle East and North Africa oil reserves could wane late this century as exploration expands in Africa, the Far East, and offshore frontiers. He cites Iran's difficult terrain, logistical challenges, and potential for deeper offshore drilling beyond 600 feet.
Joseph Zeppa of Tyler and J H Galloway of Houston will receive the Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association Distinguished Service Award for independent and major company executives. Zeppa built Delta Drilling from Loneview into a multi‑division operation. Galloway has risen at Humble since 1930, with wartime service in Europe and a Humble vice presidency since 1967. The awards are to be presented Oct 10 at the association’s Houston meeting.
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