Energy Report Highlights Oil Output and Saudis Plot
The Texas Railroad Commission kept July oil production at 100 percent for the 53rd straight month with buyers seeking 2,558,000 barrels daily. The monthly permissible rate sits near 3.5 million, while actual output runs about 2.5 million barrels daily. The cap mostly applies to all but ten Texas fields with lower legal flow rates for conservation. The piece notes world oil oversupply engineered by Saudi Arabia, possible cuts, and a looming Texas legislative session on property taxes plus a historical note on Juan M Veramendi and Ursula Maria de Veramendi’s marriage to Jim Bowie in 1831.
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Collins: No more fringes tax moratorium extended
Texas Congressman Jim Collins reports a one year reprieve from extra fringe benefits taxation by the IRS. Treasury Secretary Regan says no rulings will be issued before July 1 1982, extending protection beyond the May 31 deadline. Collins leads opposition in the House with H R 741 to permanent changes.
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