Basin well progress reports by counties and operators
A long list of Texas Basin drilling reports across counties including Termian Andrews Texaco No 283 A Mabee at 12 665 feet and Gulf No 1 Little Mexico Unit at 19 454 feet. Entries note operators depths casing tests acidizing frac jobs and test results for numerous wells from Eddy to Winkler and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Texaco
Mabee
Crockett — Crystal Oil and Land Co
Montgomery
Eddy — Eastland Oil
Fasken
Arco Federal
Petroleum Corp
Pepco State
Gaines — McDonald Oil
Citgo - Donahue
Howard — Skelly
Frances Gunn
Strawn
LEA — Delaware Apache
Cohane
Huber Corp
Griffin
Mendoo Properties
SWB State
Lubbock
Amaco
Harris
Martin — Tamarack
Louder
Pecos
Gulf
Little Mexico
Gulf No
Fort Stocktor
Ralph Lowe
Markim Corp
Mobil
Union Tex
San Pedro Ranch
Sutton — Roden
Kelly
Upton — General Crude
Hutt Estate
Winkler — Gulf No
Mitchell
Hunt Oil
University
Wildcat Roundup: Midland and Sonora Drilling Plans
Forest Oil Corp will drill a 19500 foot wildcat 10 miles northwest of Pecos in Reeves County. Location details include Section 13 and PSL Survey, 214 miles from nearby gas fields. Roden Oil Co plans a 7500 foot wildcat 414 miles southeast of Sonora in Sutton County near Sawyer Canyon and Sonora Canyon areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Oil Corp
Midland
Pecos
Reeves County
Baker State
Ellenburger
Roden Oil Co
Sonora
Sutton County
Sawyer Canyon
Sonora Canyon
Pipeline Effect Worries Canada
In Canada's Northwest Territories, up to four in five potential workers among Eskimos and Indians are idle in many communities. A gas pipeline along the Mackenzie River to markets appears likely, with oil lines possible. Militant native groups push for aboriginal rights as job opportunities lag and government aims to hire northerners struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Territories
Canada
Panarctic Oils Ltd
Arctic Islands
Mackenzie
Mackenzie River
Canadian
U.S
Dick Hill
Inuvik
Mackenzie Delta
Yukon
Yukon Native Brotherhood
Northwest Territories Indian Brotherhood
Committee For Original People's Entitlement
COPE
Ottawa
Alaska
Yellowknife
Territorial Commission
Stuart Hodgson
Hodgson
Worker Injured Near Penwell in Pipe Accident
Alvin F. Rogers, 31, of Route 2 Odessa, was treated at Medical Center Hospital ER for a broken left index finger after his finger was caught between a pipe and tongs while working 20 miles south of Penwell on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin F. Rogers
Route 2
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Penwell
Pecos Resident Named To State CPA Position
Pecos resident James F. Pattee was installed as secretary of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants for the 1971 72 fiscal year at the 56th annual meeting in Austin. The 6300 member society named him during ceremonies at the Joe C Thompson Conference Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PECOS
James F. Pattee
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Austin
Joe C. Thompson
University of Texas
Miller Montag
TSCPA
Villa Capri
American Institute of Cpas
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Industrial Foundation
The
Security State Bank
Small Business Administration
Pattee
Margaret
James
Stanley Thomas
Regional Geologist Hartman Promoted by Gulf Oil
James K. Hartman rises to regional geologist for the Midland Exploration and Production District in Gulf Oil. He succeeds R. A. Nesbit, transfers to California. Hartman, Beloit College geology graduate, serves with West Texas Geological Society and AAPG. He joined Gulf July 14, 1954, rising through Fort Worth and Wichita Falls assignments to Midland in 1959. promoted to senior geologist in 1968. Mr. Hartman and wife and three children live in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hartman
Midland Exploration and Production
Gulf Oil Company
W. B. Hopkins
Hartman
R. A. Nesbit
California
Beloit College
West Texas Geological Society
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Gulf
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Midland
FPC rules in favor of El Paso in well buyout dispute
Federal Power Commission examiner Arthur H. Fribourg orders 24 independent natural gas producers to refund about 4.2 million dollars to El Paso Natural Gas Co. for wells bought from producers and producing gas at lower value than expenditures. Decision covers 95 leaseholds, 91 of which show costs exceeding gas value. Examiners urge refunds but authorize four wells to be abandoned unconditionally. 91 wells remain, with refunds to be held pending commission review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Arthur H. Fribourg
FPC
el Paso Natural Gas Co
el Paso
Examiner Fribourg
Examiner
San Juan
Permian Basin
Dallas Tire Plant Leased to Ohio Firm
Pioneer Natural Gas Co says its TranState Tire unit leases the Dallas tire retreading plant to The Tire and Battery Corp of Dayton Ohio. The firm expects 1500 tires daily with production to begin between July 1 and July 15. TranState’s Laporte Indiana plant has been shut down awaiting disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
TranState Tire Co
Dallas Tire
Tire and Battery Corp
Dayton
Ohio
Pioneer
TranState
Tire
Laporte
Indiana
Tire and Battery Corporation
Bellwood
Pennsylvania
Dallas
CIT Financial Services names Odessa branch manager
Frank S. Osborne Jr. has been named manager of the Odessa branch of CIT Financial Services. He joined in 1967 at Las Cruces as a customer service representative, later worked in El Paso, became assistant loan manager in 1970, and will relocate his family to Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Osborne Jr
Odessa
C.I.T. Financial Services
Osborne
Las Cruces
N.M
el Paso
Bel-Air High School
University of Texas At el Paso
Pipeline Contract Set For Texas Coast Off Gulf
Brown Root Inc has a $27.325 million contract from Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp to build a pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast. The line will connect gas reserves in the Block A-76 fields Brazos area and is the first major interstate line to tap federal offshore reserves. A Brown & Root barge should be on station by July 1 and the line is expected in operation by October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Brown Root Inc
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Brazos
Brown & Root
Transco
Credit Union Executives Meet at Astroworld Hotel
More than 1300 participants and guests from the United States and Canada attend the 10th annual CUES conference in Houston at the Astroworld Hotel. Floyd H. Copeland of Pan Am Credit Union and E. C. Rowland of Odessa 66 Credit Union are among the notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Floyd H. Copeland
Pan Am _ Credit Union
E. C. Rowland
Odessa 66 Credit Union
U.S
Canada
The
Credit Union Executives Society
CUES
Astroworld Hotel
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Sachs Harbor
Banks Island
Old Crow
Whitehorse
Frobisher Bay
Innuit
Territories
Sys
James Pattee
CPA
Way
CIT
Underwood
HAM
White House Lumber Co
North Grant
System AD Ceol
Roy Williams
Texas Ae Service Company
P.O
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