FBI breaks fuel theft ring in New Orleans
The FBI says fuel was stolen from barges tied up along the Mississippi River. Ten men were arrested and three shrimp trawlers seized after a four month probe by harbor police and federal agents prompted by barge terminal owners reporting fuel losses.
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New Orleans
FBI
Mississippi River
Hal Helterhoff
Helterhoff
Four Spades Bid And Grand Slam Possibilities In Bridge
Bridge discussion covers responses to partner's cue bids, hand shapes, and risk assessment. South holds J10T2 KQT2 O83 A65 with various vulnerabilities and bidding sequences, debating four spades versus grand slam chances and cautious pass versus raise decisions.
Energy Carter plans DOE boost for 1982 budget
President Carter seeks 12 billion dollars for energy programs in fiscal 1982, a 37 percent rise led by two-thirds for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to safeguard oil supplies. The plan comes as inflation nears 12 percent and as Reagan nears inauguration, with further cuts possible.
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Washington
Carter
Department of Energy
Congress
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Ronald Reagan
Oil well drilling updates across multiple Texas basins
A survey lists numerous operators and well names with current drilling or fishing depths. Entries cover Andrews Hanson No 1 Bird at 11509 feet, Chevron and Exxon wells reaching depths near 28,000 feet, and many others including Regal Development, Amoco, Sun Texas, Texoma, and Coastal Oil with depths from about 2,700 to 27,957 feet across Pecos, West Texas basins, and surrounding fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.K. Petroleum
Davis- Jones
EDDY
Perry R. Bass
Big Eddy
Gaines — Davis Oil Co
Giesecke
Hockley
Amoco Production Co
Harless
Howard — Regal Development
Hail
Kent — Ike Lovelady
Pecos
Chevron USA
University
Exxon Corp
Mitchell
Sun Texas Co
Apple
Texoma Production Co
Rio Pecos
Reeves — Getty Oil Co
Farwell Trust
Sterling — Coastal Oil & Gas
Reed Trust
Wildcat Drilling Plans Roll Across Val Verde And Nearby Counties
Hunt Energy Corp of Dallas will drill No 1 Will F Whitehead a 15300 foot wildcat in Val Verde County twenty miles southeast of Juneau location 1568 feet from south line 1337 feet from west line Section 15 Block L GC SF Survey sixteen miles southwest of the Vinegarone Strawn Gas Field Hunt Energy Corp of Dallas will drill No 1 Adah Cawthorn an 11000 foot wildcat in Val Verde County eighteen miles northeast of Juneau location 2126 feet from north line 1697 feet from east line of Section 8 GC SF Survey and one mile northwest of the Crown Production Co of Dallas will drill No 1 Melcher Paxton an 11000 foot wildcat in Hockley County two miles northeast of Levelland location 999 feet from north line 1268 feet from east line of Labor 9 League 7H SCL Survey and one miles northwest of the Levelland Northeast Strawn Field Kenai Oil & Gas Inc of Midland will drill No 1 NA Watts a 10500 wildcat in Terry County two miles southeast of Wellman location 660 feet from north line 850 feet from east line of Section 41 Block BD JH Gibson Survey and three miles northeast of the Wellman Fusselman Field
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Hunt Energy Corp. of
Dallas
F. Whitehead
Val Verde County
Juneau
Gc&sf
Vinegarone Strawn
Hunt Energy Corp of Dallas
Crown Production Co
Melcher-Paxton
Hockley County
Levelland
North Line
Labor
Strawn
Kenai Oil & Gas Inc
Midland
Terry County
Wellman
J.H. Gibson
Over the Counter Quotations and Interdealer Prices
Daily quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers show interdealer bids and quotes with no markup or commission. The report lists First United Bancorp and Tipperary Land Co among entities in the field, with figures noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association Security Dealers
Inter
Commission i
Dsstasi
First United Bancorp
Tipperary Land Co Ie
Stewart & Stevenson
Legislators push bills to end 55 mph speed limit
Wyoming Senator Cal Taggart leads a push to repeal the 55 mph cap as Republicans rally for states rights. He recalls a prior revolt and a $48 speeding fine for 102 mph as he cites optimism about repeal under a Reagan era administration.
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Cheyenne Wye
Wyoming
Cal Taggart
Senate Transportation and Highways Committee
Taggart
Scientists foresee Texas lignite strip mining over 50 years
Texas A&M soil scientist Dr. Lloyd R. Hossner predicts more than a million acres of Texas land will be stripped in 40 to 50 years to access lignite deposits beneath the surface. He says effects may begin in 5 to 10 years as leases near two million acres are pursued. Mines will require 50 to 100 feet of overburden. restoration plans are mandated by law, including reestablishment of native vegetation or pasture and soil rehabilitation.
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College Station
Texas
Texas A&m
Texans
Lloyd R. Hossner
Hossner
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Railroad Commission
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Anderson
Akis
Goren
Pose Pass
South West North East
DOE
Permian Basin
MWJ Producing Co
MG State
Loving — Hng Oil Co
Lademan
Tenneco Oil Co
Brunson
Lubbock — Pentad Resources
Mull
Martin
Robert B. Holt
Mabee Ranch
Mitchell — Sweetwater Drilling Co
Erwin
Tom Green
Natomis North America
Bryant
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West
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Union Texas Petroleum Corp
Dunagan
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