Gulf Oil completes Pecos gas discovery in Ellenburger play
Gulf Oil Corp reports its No 1 Fred Schlosser Estate in Pecos County 10 1/2 miles south of Cayanos a yields a calculated open flow of 84 million cubic feet daily through perforations at 20 791 to 21 402 feet after acidizing and fracturing. The well remains tight since March 2 and is near Rojo Caballos field. Also noted are multiple other Texas oil and gas completions in Pecos County including Clearfork, Tubb, and Crossett developments with notable daily gas rates and location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Oil Corp
Fred Schlosser
Pecos County
Cayanosa
Rojo Caballos Field
Ellen
H&gn
Texaco Inc
R.M. Price
Crossett
South Field
Lower Leonard
el Cinco
Girvil
Chevron Oil Co
Grey Ranch
Fort Stockton
Josephine Slaughter, Et al
Gc& SF Survey
Doris Koonté
Mep&p Survey
Multiple oil and gas completions and tests in Pecos County Texas
The report details several completions and tests in Pecos County including Tomlinson Interests Fort Stockton unit extending Ellenburger production with 27 MMcf/d from 21,849 to 22,198 feet after acid treatment, and Ladd Petroleum No. 1 Gomez Unit flowing 15.5 MMcf/d from 21,244 to 21,570 feet. Additional notes cover drill sites near Ellenburger and Devonian zones, a Grayburg gas producer at Mann Rankin Flora Barton unit with 270,000 cu ft/d, and related reentries and wildcat steps near Imperial and Fort Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Pecos County
Tomlinson Interests
Houston
Fort Stockton
Ellenburger
Sasmg Survey
Ladd Petroleum Corp
Denver
Colo
South Gomez
Ladd
Sa& MG Survey
Texas Oil & Gas Co
Lower Leonard Oil
el Cinco
H&gn
McCamey
Marathon Oil Co
Josephine Slaughter Estate
Grey Ranch
Grayburg
Mann Rankin, Midland
Flora Barton
Dallas selects two women and two Negro council members
In Dallas Adlene Harrison and Lucy Patterson won runoff seats, bringing two women and two Black council members to the city for the first time. Harrison defeated Jerry Bartos 17,664 to 10,924 as Citizens Charter Association-backed wins reshape the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Citizens Charter Association
Adlene Harrison
Lucy Patterson
Harrison
City Plan Commission
Jerry Bartos
Texas lawmakers split votes on $9.7 billion budget bill
In Austin the House faced a long session with poor prospects for a conclusive vote on the $9.7 billion state spending measure. Senators moved toward approving a constitutional amendment realigning the judiciary, merging the Texas Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeals, while other bills to license child care administrators and to boost beach access lawsuits were advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
House
Texas Supreme Court
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Price Daniel Jr
Dolph Briscoe
Bill Hollowell
D-Grand Saline
National College For State Trial
Hollowell
Texas
Luther Jones
D-El Paso
House Appropriations Committee
Join Traeger
Dseguin
Senate
State Department of Public Welfare
A.R. Schwartz
Galveston
Goldwater radio link keeps servicemen in touch
In Phoenix Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater operates a Military Affiliate Radio Station that relays three minute calls from South Vietnam to families at home in the United States and abroad. Since August 1967 over 132000 calls have passed through the station run by 32 volunteers in shifts. The service also handles as many as 150 calls daily and continues with calls to Thailand and the Philippines through overseas transmitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
South Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
Thailand
Philippines
The
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Arizona
Robert Chamberlain
Antipollution method could cost billions, EPA warns
The EPA estimates the chosen antipollution approach could cost up to 147 billion dollars more over the next decade than foreign engine designs. Senators question why U S automakers cling to old engines, while foreign options like Mercedes diesel Mazda rotary and Honda stratified charge engines loom as potential replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Muskie
EPA
National Academy of Sciences
William D. Ruckelshaus
Germany
Mercedes-Benz
Ruckelshaus
Honda
Texas House debates wide reform of school financing
A Texas House subcommittee approved a bill to overhaul public school funding aimed at aiding poorer districts. The plan shifts tax capacity to market value, raises per pupil state funding to about 700 dollars, allows enrichment spending up to 300 dollars, adds a 10 to 30 cent local tax option with state aid, expands teachers and staff funding, and introduces public kindergarten with phased implementation. Governor Briscoe seeks thorough review and a computer impact analysis from the Texas Education Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubiak
Briscoe
San Antonio
U.S. Supreme Court
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Texas Education Agency
West Texas Chamber Passes Resolutions at Abilene Meeting
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce Board approves four resolutions at the Abilene convention on April 13. They urge Congress to protect highway funds, maintain border industrialization and customs rules, back S 40 on controlling expenditures, and oppose price controls affecting cattle and meat industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
WTCC
Texas
Mexico
Congress
Executive Branch
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
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Pecos Enterprise
Pecos
Middle North Line
Middle East Line
Sec
Tion
H&tc Survey
Imperial
Fort Stockton Dixel Resources
Gomez Field
UIL
Balmorhea
Sophia Lujan
Diana
Dallas Council
Wildcat
Austin, Tex
Railroad Commission
Corpus Christi
Kilgore
Chavez
Meany
Cesar Chavez
George Meany
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
California
Teamsters
United Farm Workers Union
Wounded Knee
Montana
FBI
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
MIT
Atlantic City
N.J
James D. Watson
Francis Crick
Black Panther
Oakland
Calif
Bobby Seale
John Reading
Berkeley
Jury Indicts Phony Foundation
Los Angeles
Baptist Foundation of America, Inc
Baptist Church
Foundation
Tillman Sharron Jackson
Forman
Ark
Council
United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Israel
Lebanon
United States
China
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
James M. Albright
Hew
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Department
John H. Pratt
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
West Texas Chamber
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