Iran Rejects OPEC Base Price Cut Demand
Iran's oil minister Mohammad Gharazi insists on holding OPEC's benchmark price at 34 dollars a barrel, opposing a potential cut to 28.50 30 dollars. Eight ministers reportedly favor reducing the base price, amid fears of an international price war and weakened demand.
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London
OPEC
Iran
Mohammad Gharazi
Iraq
Gharazi
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Austria
Britain
Norway
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Persian Gulf
Mexico
Central Bank
Basin Oil Field Listings and Survey Details
A scanned Texas oil field record lists numerous wells and operators with depths and locations, including Texaco, Exxon, Amoco, Tenneco, and Shell fields. Specifics cover unit numbers, company names, well names, and measured depths in feet, plus two survey point descriptions near Vincent and Fort Stockton in Pecos and Howard counties.
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Andrews
Arco
Univ
Callaway
A Cowden
Texaco
Guy Mabee
Borden
Par
Ralph Miller
Brewster — Hughes-Hughes
Blakemore
Crockett — Marale
Feiberg
Shell
VI Pierce
TXO
Mann St
Dawson — Hilliard
Noret
Huber
Brown
IMC
Nowell
High Line
Tenneco
Eddy — Amoco
MT St. Com
Exxon
Poche
Santa Fe
Glasscock — Conquest
McDaniel Bros
Howard
JEM
Cowden
Buchanan
KENT
Spires
LEA — Amoco
Dowling
Hooper
Mesa
Yeso
Crews Oil
Austin
Claude Hodnett
Howard County
H&tc Survey
Vincent
HNG Oil
Midland
Hayter St
Pecos County
T&p Survey
Fort Stockton
Tree yields diesel fuel from Brazilian oil tree
A Copaifera multijuga tree in Brazil provides a diesel like oil by tapping the trunk. Researchers at Manaus and Florida's universities consider its potential in the United States, noting frost limits in Florida and the need to study production and cultivation conditions.
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Newhouse
Washington
Brazil
Melvin Calvin
University of California, Berkeley
United States
Amazon River
Manaus
Calvin
Donald Rockwood
Univer
Brian Dehgan
University of Florida
Puerto Rico
Paul K. Sederholm
Federal Agriculture Department
Miami
Soderholm
Auto firms make more big cars
Falling gasoline prices push U S automakers to boost production of larger rear wheel drive cars. Ward s Automotive Reports says Ford Motor Co General Motors Corp and Chrysler Corp plan increases in full size car production. A Ford official says future plans won t change even if gasoline drops to 75 cents a gallon.
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Detroit
U.S
Auto Industry Journal
Ward
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford
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Robert Burns
UP Business Writer
Mana
Saeed Otaiba
Thomson-Monteith
Windham
PECOS
McComb Gas
Lyco
Brandenburg
Reeves — Marale
Scurry — Worth
Walker
Terrell — Brown
Chandler
Terry — Eagle
Earnest
Upton — Hunt
Amacker
Bott
May-High Plains
Mann
D Neal
Winkler
Wildcats
National Association Security Dealers
First United Bancorp
Tipperary Land Co
Stewart Joeeaae
Stevenson
Dawson
Sity
Florida
Northrop Corporation
el Segundo
Calif
St. Louis
Navy
Marine Corps
Charles Findley
Sovinos
FSLIC
East University
Odessa
Texas
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