Carroll Righter Horoscope for September Forecast
Emotionalism today could trigger a string of adverse events so stay cooperative. Aries warns a family tie may be strained while Taurus urges planning and focus. Gemini advises prioritizing money matters and avoiding risky attachments. Moon Children warns against home disputes and tense moods at home. Leo encourages action and helping a friend while Virgo stresses errands and expert advice. Libra cautions on severing stressed relations and Scorpio urges finishing tasks. Sagittarius advises careful study of interests and love, Capricorn to handle responsibilities, Aquarius to avoid big decisions, Pisces to focus on finances and property upkeep. Children born today will need early work discipline and cooperation for future success. The Stars impel, they do not compel.
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Aries
Sword's Point
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Papers Trace Rights Fight at Russell Sage College
Caroline Bird, author of Born Female and other works, donated an exhibit of century old newspapers on women’s rights and modern poetry first editions and signed volumes to Russell Sage College. She served as Froman Distinguished Professor in 1972 73, and the display includes a 1869 New York World page contrasting male and female clerks pay in the U.S. Treasury.
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Troy
N.Y
Caroline Bird
Russell Sage College
Miss Bird
Froman
Russell Sage
Washington, D.C
New York World
U.S. Teasury
Beaumont Group Acquires Banks
Beaumont Group reports stockholders of First National Bank in Grand Prairie and Texas National Bank of Dallas voted to reorganize and become wholly owned subsidiaries of First Security National Corp. of Beaumont If regulators approve the merger First Security National will acquire all outstanding shares of Texas National Bank and First National Bank of Grand Prairie.
Gas Oil Tests At Eddy County Project
Commercial gas production indicated at an Eddy County site operated by Cities Service Oil Co No 1 R. The wildcat well located 12 miles northeast of Carlsbad flowed 7 800 000 efgpts with perforations at 11 331 to 349 feet and a 26 64 inch choke. Total depth 11 500 feet and Steinach casing set at 11 500 feet.
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Eddy County
Cities Service Oil Co
Wildcat
Carlsbad
Antelope Ridge field adds production in Lea County Texas
Lea County Texas West Oil & Gas Corp No 2 in Antelope Ridge field enhances output with Morrow perforations from 699 to 13,801 feet. The well shows 217 barrels of 54 gravity condensate and 4 030 000 cigpd. Completion includes Atoka perforations 12 407 480 feet and a 7 5s inch liner at 13 801 feet reaching total depth 13 825 feet.
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Antelope Ridge
Lea County
Texas West Oil & Gas Corp
Jal
Morrow
Atoka
Oil Wildcat Locations Across Texas Counties
Wildcat oil locations staked in Borden Crane Hockley and other Texas counties including Green & Michaelson No 1 Good in Borden 3 miles north Vealmoor 8700 feet spur. Operators such as HMH and American Quasar in Crane and others in Loving Kent Howard etc indicate multiple 1000 foot class prospect sites.
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Wildcat
Borden
Crane
Hockley
Borden County
Green & Michaelson Producing Co
Vealmoor
T&p
Crane County
HMH
Tunstill Oil & Land Co
B.L. Frost
American Quasar Petroleum Co
Eppenauer
H&tc Survey
Ector County
Roger D. Allen
Blakeney
Goldsmith Field
Goldsmith
Hockley County
Pierce & Dehlinger
Levelland
Tubbs
Howard County
Mobil Oil Corp
Owen Chalk
Howard-Glasscock
Miles E Mentone
Groups urge restraint in ocean wells energy debate
UPI reports conservation groups warned against offshore oil development along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts arguing it could damage marsh lands and fish nurseries. John Milton of Friends of the Earth joined hearings urging restraint during energy crisis planning.
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Washington
UPI
Atlantic
Alaskan
John Milton
Friends of the’ Earth
Milton
Council On Environmental Quality
Gulf of Alaska
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Nixon
Donalds B. Craft
The
New England Fuel Institute
New
Nice Jewish Boy Becomes Arab on Newsweek Cover
Steve Kaye a 33 year old Madison Avenue talent agent posed as an Arab model for Newsweek's Arab Oil Squeeze cover opting for a kaffiyah and robe beside a gas pump in Queens He joked about family reactions and said Jack Paar wanted him on his show while a Connecticut woman offered marriage after seeing the photo
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New York
UPI
Newsweek Magazine
Steve Kaye
Madison Avenue
Kaye
Israel
Queens Borough
Newsweek
Kibbutz
Yitzrael
Jerusalem
Jack Parr
Connecticut
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Texas
McNisht Syndicate, Inc
Beaumont Group
Banks
Jesus Crusade College
Ave Baptist Church
10Th & University
Bebo Gibbs
Walter Wright
Clifton Igo
NEONS
Zebras
Kuhli
Bonnett Pet Center
South Plains
National Weather Service
Pacific Northwest
Northeast
Southeast
Great Lakes
Midwest
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
We&nw Survey
Lubbock County
HNG Oj Co
Nichols
Idalou
Strawn
Martin County
John H. Hill
Fred Cave
Sulphur Crawfield
Lenorah
Reagan County
Ram Exploration Co
Watkins
Calvin
Calvin (Dean
Big Lake
Gc&sf
Stonewall County
Swenson Land & Cattle Co
Flat Top
Bbb&c
C.W. Gore
C. Gower
Tannehillfield
Sutton County
Dan J. Harrison, Jr
Harrison Ranch
Sonora
Ward County
Gulf Oil Corp
Hutchings Stock Association
Estes
Block 34
Sir Wickett
Gemmb&a
Winkler County
BTA Oil Producers
Wink
South Winkfield
Hilliard Oil & Gas, Inc
Sealy-Smith
Monahans
Waalk
DeWitt
Roy Middleton
Don Landers
Woolco
50Th Street
Memphis Avenue
Lubbock, Texas
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