Study finds Soviet oil flow unlikely to drop sharply
A Library of Congress study says Soviet oil production could rise or fall over the next decade but probably won’t fall as much as CIA estimates. It urges flexible U.S. policy balancing energy cooperation with caution over Soviet pressure on Western supplies amid the Yamal gas pipeline debate and Western security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
Library of Congress
U.S
Congressional Research Service
Gillis Long
D-La
Siberia
Europe
West Germany
Long
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Subcommittee On International Trade
Moscow
Jack Gann
Utah
House
Reagan
United States
Garn
Eps
John LeBoutillier
New York
James L. Nelligan
Pennsylvania
Soviet Union
Soviet oil output outlook faces competing forecasts
An energy briefing contrasts a CIA projection of oil output falling toward eight million barrels daily with a CRS view that production could hold steady or rise to fourteen million. The CRS emphasizes diversification into natural gas coal nuclear and hydro to offset oil declines and notes risks to Soviet foreign trade and diplomacy if Western energy links falter.
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Intelligence Agency
Moscow
CIA
Congressional Research Service
Economic Commission For Europe
CRS
Soviet Union
Western Europe
U.S.S.R
Oil market outlook brightens after price drops
Thomas Oliphant analyzes easing international oil prices led by Nigeria and other producers cutting crude costs. He notes U.S. gasoline at about 1.35 a gallon, possible further declines if prices hold, and warns of potential heating oil softness. He also weighs risks from the Israeli raid on Iraq and possible Arab responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iraq
Nigeria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
U.S
North Sea
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
Ecuador
Mediterranean
Libya
Energy Department
Saudi Arabia
Israel
UN Security Council
Oil well drilling records list numerous field tests
A compiled sheet shows multiple operators and well numbers across basins including Andover Oil Co at No -B-32 University and Getty Oil Co at No 1-33 Triste State. Producers such as Amoco, Mobil, Exxon, and Union of Calif drill in units like University, Clayton Ranch, Wright, and West areas with depths ranging from about 468 to 16,600 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE — Amoco Production Co
Terro Grande
Getty Oil Co
Triste State
Mesa Petroleum
Jackson
Pogo Producing Co
EBR Federal
Union of Calif
Faves Lee
West
GMW Corp
Yellow Bear
PECOS
Exxon Corp
Mitchell
Mendel Estate
Reagan — Bass Enterprises
Bass University
Daily Quotations Summary From Interdealer Ledger
Over the counter quotes from the National Association Security Dealers show inter-dealer prices. The report lists First United Bancorp, MGF Oil, Tipperary Land Co, Stewart & Stevenson and Lovelady with various percentages and figures, reflecting bid prices and market activity.
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National Association Security Dealers
POR cc
Lcccreps
Ccs
First United Bancorp
Ea Cen Ae Mgf
Tipperary Land Co
Stewart & Stevenson
Bans Cedeeus Dawson
Tee Lovelady
Wildcat drilling plans across Texas counties announced
Osborne Oil Co of Dallas plans No 1 Noble a 13500 ft wildcat in Yockum County 13 miles SE of Denver City with precise Sec 689 block D JH Gibson survey location. Texana Resources Corp of Dallas seeks No 2 Wittrup a 10000 ft wildcat in Borden County 14 miles NW of Gail near the Borden Sprayberry field. Andover Oil Co of Tulsa to drill two 10500 ft wildcats in Ector County near Odessa and Jordan South Fusselman field. Andersond Petroleum Inc of Midland targets No 113 Williwood Meador a 7500 ft wildcat in Schleicher County 7 miles N of Eldorado near Eldorado Canyon gas field.
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Osborne Oil Co
Dallas
Noble
Yockum County
Denver City
JH Gibson
Reeves Leonard
Texana Resources Corp
Dalls
Wittrup
Borden County
Gail
El&rr Survey
Andover Oil Co
Tulsa
Ector County
Odessa
Jordan
Fusselman
Connell
PSL
Andersond Petroleum Inc
Midland
Williwood- Meador
Schleicher County
Eldorado
Eldorado Canyon
Wisconsin Utility Bill Flier Push Prompts CUB Lobby Push
Activists in Wisconsin used utility bills to distribute a red and white flyer urging readers to join the Citizens Utility Board. The flyer questions clout, voice in the legislature, and utility efficiency, and urges action to change such conditions. The state legislature required the distribution.
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Citizens Utility Board
Wisconsin
Negotiators Seek End To Coal Construction Strike
In Washington negotiators for coal mine construction workers and employers labored into the early hours trying to end a strike that halts much of the nation s coal production. About 11 500 miners are represented by the United Mine Workers and affiliated locals, with picket lines keeping roughly 60 000 miners idle in Appalachia and the Midwest. Agreements on an economic package worker protections and dispute procedures remained unresolved as talks continued in a Washington hotel.
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Washington
Association of
Bituminous Contractors
United Mine Workers
Beckley
W.va
Appalachian
Turn-key Profits with Oilfield Pipe & Supply Co
Complete production equipment installation for oil or gas wells with a fixed price. Oilfield Pipe & Supply Co handles design fabrication pad building pipe valves connections and all labor equipment and transportation. Ensure operations ready to market with transparent upfront costs.
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Oilfield Pipe & Supply Co
Oulheid Pipe & Supply Co
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Boston Globe
Reeves — American
Exxon
Katy
Texas
Ellen L. James
Baltimore Evening Sun
Freehill, Inc
Dilficlid
Pipz
Houston
Wats
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