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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1983

Page

22

Jobless shift hits Houstonians in need

Houston unemployment remains high at 9.4 percent with 166 400 out of work as May figures show a 2 300 drop. Aid groups report the burden has moved from transients to established Houstonians in trouble, with 40 percent of new aid seekers locals. Metropolitan Ministries notes rising food assistance demand as hunger relief programs expand.

Houston May Texas Employment Commission United Way Hunger Coalition Houston Metropolitan Ministries Metropolitan Ministries David Knotts

Gasoline prices may dip after small rise says analyst

Gasoline prices, after a 0.4 cent jump in two weeks, could begin a slow decline as seasonal driving remains weak. The national average for all grades at self serve neared $1.24 a gallon, with regular at $1.14.74, regular unleaded $1.21.82, premium leaded $1.36.68, and premium unleaded $1.32.84. Analyst Dan Lundberg notes price deterioration starting in mid 1982 and cites 17,000 stations surveyed biweekly.

LOS Angeli Dan Lundberg Lundberg Lundberg Letter Unite States

Mining and energy unit listings show no. 1 bets across towns

Scouting BREWSTIZR-Texaco No. 1 Combs 7252 DAWSON May No. 1 Motley 10072 GAINES Triton No. 1 Love 12535 GARZA House No. 1 Thuett 3150 GLASSCOCK BTA No. 18207 JV P Shannon 1280 Monsanto No. 16 Brunson 3368 KENT Carroll No. 110399 Doris Branch 3060 LEA Reading Bates No. 1-19 WT Reed 10434 MIDLAND Pioneer No. 1-24 Brandford Est. 11114 REEVES Lacana Mining No. 1 Kirk 5275 TERRY Energy Production No. 1 Brownfield coring at 5164 YOAKUM PetroWest No. 1 ZH Marsh 11390.

Glasscock BTA JVP Shannon Monsanto Brunson Kent — Carroll Doris Branch Lea — Reading Bates Midland — Pioneer Brandford Reeves — Lacana Mining Kirk Terry — Energy Production Brownfield Coring Yoakum — PetroWest Marsh

Over the Counter Daily Quotations Summary

Over the Counter Daily quotations from the National Association Security Dealers show inter-dealer bid prices. Bids are inter-dealer prices and do not include any markup markdown or commission.

National Association, Security Dealers

Oil and gas well surveys across Texas and nearby counties

Wildcat L&B Oil in Houston reports No 1 Wolfe well at 10 500 feet in Howard County 4 miles south of Vealmoor. Arco Oil in Midland lists No 1-30 WD Johnson Jr 6 500 feet in Loving County 7 miles north of Mentone. Amoco Production in Brownfield records No 1 SE Miller 9 900 feet in Lynn County 5 miles southeast of Tohoka. Dorchester Exploration in Midland notes No 4 19 F Conger 8 850 feet in Sterling County 9 miles southwest of Sterling City. Clayton W Williams Jr in Midland files No 1 Forrester 17 600 feet in Ward County 3 miles north of Barstow.

L&b Oil Houston Wolfe Howard County S Line T&p Survey Vealmoor Arco Oil & Gas, Midland Mentone Amoco Brownfield SE Miller Lynn Coun El&rr Tohoka Dorchester Exploration Midland Sterling County SPRR Sterling City Clayton W. Williams Jr Forrester Ward County H&tc Survey Barstow

Filter Tech Uses Special Fibers to Block Smoke

A new filter mix combines special fibers fabrics and activated charcoal to absorb smoke and prevent its spread to nonsmokers. The invention aims to improve air quality in shared spaces by trapping particulates and gases at the source.

Prices Mixed As NYSE Opens With Modest Dow Gain

Prices opened mixed on Monday amid active NYSE trading. The Dow Jones average, down 0.50 for the week and 0.10 on Friday, rose to 1,242.59 shortly after the bell as 489 issues declined and 467 advanced among 1,348 issues. Early turnover was about 5.84 million shares.

New York UPI New York Stock Exchange

Early Stock Reports From New York Markets 1983

A sprawling UPI led list shows dozens of stock quotes from the New York Stock Exchange and other markets on Monday June 27 1983. Companies such as Philips, Citicorp, Gaf, Texaco, Exxon and Coca-Cola appear with varied last prices, volume data, and percentage changes, alongside footnotes explaining market spreads and dividend indicators across Amex Boston Cincinnati NASD Pacific and Philadelphia markets.

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Dollar Weakens After U S Money Supply Drop

In early trading the dollar slid versus major currencies as the Fed reported a $3.2 billion fall in U S money supply. Gold firmed slightly but remained unsettled while dealers saw the dollar under pressure and likely to weaken further. Yen fell to a one month low before closing firmer. pound rose modestly with cross rates drifting lower across European currencies.

London U.S Tokyo Europe

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