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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1980
Page
13
A concerned mother seeks help from Dr. Crane for her son Mark D. 9 who wets the bed. The piece explains enuresis as a mostly psychological issue, urging conscious control of the bladder, alarm clocks, and deliberate practice to reclaim mastery from the sphincter muscle. It notes potential life impacts and references parental attention dynamics.
Horoscope style reading outlines traits for today and coming months across all zodiac signs. It covers intellectual energy, romance cautions, business advisories, and prompts to pursue new opportunities while avoiding old ties and impulsive bets.
Broadcast schedule listing shows by network and time from Tuesday to Wednesday, noting programs from NBC CBS ABC and local news blocks. Includes Weather Sports and Daytime Emmy emphasis with entries such as Tonight Show Tomorrows etc and various daytime soap and game shows.
Citizens may apply for multiple old gas leases on federally owned lands during the week of June 16 1980 by sending a $10 filing fee per application to the Department of Interior offices. Winners will be chosen by public drawing and immediate income may follow as leases are sold to oil and/or companies. Contact Energy Research & Marketing Services Midland Office for full details at no cost.
The court, in a 6-3 decision, held that oil shale deposits located before 1920 are valuable mineral deposits that may be patented by private owners under the 1872 mining law. The ruling affects Garfield County Colorado lands and potentially similar claims in Wyoming and Utah, constraining federal government rights.
University of Houston regents approved a settlement in which First City National Bank will pay 6.82 million dollars for a 1977 scandal involving university short term investment funds. The bank denied fault while contending no losses occurred. Sam Harwell and Pat Sullivan are serving federal sentences related to the affair.
Scouting the basin reports Amoco Production Co. No 8 Davis drilling at 7680 feet Gulf Oil Corp. No 108 Estes at 7530 feet R K Petroleum No 1 Smith at 10980 feet Robert Holt No 1 in Ector region with multiple well depths listed in progress updates.
Over the counter inter-dealer bids and asks listed for petroleum firms and banks. Entries name companies such as Texas American Oil First United Bancorp Hunt Energy Corpn and Frost National Bank with drilling feet or unit numbers. The list includes Tenneco Oil Chevron USA University and Terrell Texas Pacific Oil among others with depths ranging from 2 406 to 22 880 feet.
Energy Secretary Charles Duncan praised the first U S program aiming for energy security as he spoke to about 250 people in Wichita Kansas He said the current legislation is imperfect but provides a foundation for a policy to enter the next decade with energy security Duncan noted mixed views on decontrol and the windfall profits tax and tied the tax to enabling decontrol and funding alternate energy programs President Carter’s phased crude oil price decontrol continues with higher payments to oil companies while Congress backed the windfall tax to aid those hurt by price increases and to fund new energy initiatives
Sayers Operating Co will drill No 1 Simpson a 7800 ft wildcat in Howard County northeast of Luther with location details in Section 8 Block 31 Township 2 North. Texas Pacific Oil Co will drill No 1 APPL a 22000 ft wildcat in Pecos County southeast of Fort Stockton with precise survey and section data. Tenneco Oil Co will drill No 1 Tenneco a 17000 ft wildcat in Reeves County eight miles southwest of Orle with exact section and field references. R.K. Petroleum corp will drill No 1 Youngblood a 10800 ft wildcat in Dawson County east of Key with location sur veys and nearby Pennsylvanian Field.
Four old Jumbies from the scrambled game by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee await new readers. Yesterday's answer remains a prompt for today, inviting players to rearrange letters across squares into four ordinary words.
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