Gas flows in Pecos County well discovery near Fort Stockton
In Pecos County 1-A Sams-State well west of Fort Stockton tested Ellenburger and Wolfcamp formations. Gas flowed up to 6 million cubic feet daily with condensate around 18 barrels hourly during the last testing phase. the well completed last May as a Wolfcamp-Canyon-Strawn discovery producing 770,000 cubic feet daily through 15,040 to 15,104 feet perforations.
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Pecos County
Cities Service Oil Co
Fort Stockton
Ellenburger
T&p
CITGO
Sam Mendel
Jake L. Hamon
Dallas
Smith
Wildcat
Sheffield
Connell
I&gn
Hannon
Noelke
Connell Oil
Permian Basin rig count slips to 179 for week
Rig count from Reed Drilling Equipment shows 179 rigs active across the two state Permian Basin area last week, down from 181 and well above the 151 from a year ago. Top counties include Pecos with 20, Lea New Mexico 18, Ector 16, Ward 14, Eddy New Mexico 12, with Hockley at 10 for the second week in a row. Counts for Crockett Gaines and Sutton tied at seven each.
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Reed Drilling Equipment
G. W. Murphy Industries
Permian Basin
Pecos
Lea
N.M
Ector
Ward
Eddy
Hockley
Andrews Borden Chaves Cochran Coke Crane Crockett Dawson Dickens Ector
Edwards Fisher Gaines Garza Hockley
Howard Irion Lamb Lea
Loving
Martin Midland Mitchell Nolan Pecos
Reagan Reeves Roosevelt Runnels Schleicher
Scurry Sterling Sutton Terrell Terry Tom Green Upton
Winkler Yoakum
UTPermian Basin budget approved for 1972 73
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin won final approval for a 1972 73 operating budget of 2 227 883 dollars. The UT System Regents in Austin backed the budget as part of 17 UT institutions. The total UT System appropriation runs about 317 million dollars.
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University of Texas
Permian Basin
UT System Board of Regents
Austin
Texas
UT System
UTPB
Bill Amstead
Amstead
Fischer imposes new chess rule for 1975 title
Reykjavik AP Fischer secures a 1975 format change. The world title match can be 24 games max this year with a win worth 1 point and a draw 0.5. The defending champion needs 12 points to retain, challenger 12.5 to win. In 1975 the first to 6 points wins. draws count for nothing. Challenger chosen after a three year cycle via zonal, interzonal, and candidates rounds. 18 players from zones plus 16 stars compete. 8 stars already named by FIDE. Spassky postponed game 14 due to illness. current score 8-5 Fischer.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
International Chess Federation
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Boris Spassky
International Federation
FIDE
Spassky
NRA official attacks handgun control bill
MGEN Maxwell E. Rich of the National Rifle Association condemned the Senate Bayh handgun control bill in Washington, saying it misrepresents a broad restriction on handgun models and could ban high quality firearms. He urged amendments on ammunition records, private long gun importation, and interfamily transfer while opposing the bill as a crime control measure.
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Wash
D.C
Mgen
Maxwell E. Rich
National Rifle Association
Senate
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Gen
Rich
Secretary of Treasury
NRA
House of Representatives
Association
Nixon quiet weekend before convention ends early
Washington AP reports President Nixon spent a brief quiet weekend at Camp David returning early to the White House for a Sunday statement with his wife and two aides. Daughters David Eisenhower and Julie, and Edward Cox with Tricia Cox joined for the final weekend before the Miami Beach convention. Pope Paul VI vows to lead the church as long as energy lasts during his summer working vacation near Rome. Central African Republic President Bokassa accuses UN chief of meddling after ordering robbers beaten.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
White House
Gerald L. Warren
David
Julie Eisenhower
Edward
Tricia Cox
Miami Beach
Fla Nex
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Alban
Rome
Bangui
Central African Republic
Jean- Bedgi Bokassa
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Miss Your Paper Pecos Enterprise Circulation Call Line
Reader notice directs Pecos Enterprise customers to call the Circulation Department at 4495 5475 if the paper is missed or service is unsatisfactory, with hours open until 6 45 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Pecos
Circulation Department
Death notice for Raul Bustam ente Sotelo
Services for Raul Bustam ente Sotelo of 405 E B St will be held 9 am Tuesday at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial at Santa Rosa Cemetery. Sotelo, 23, born in Pecos, died Aug 11 in Houston. Survived by widow Edna, one son Danny, one daughter Rosa Ann, mother Lidia, stepfather Juan Florez, brother Mario Sotelo, and sisters Irma Bitolas Sue Abila and Albesa Vigil.
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Raul Bustamente Sotelo
E. B
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Santa Rosa Cemetery
Mr. Sotelo
Pecos
Houston
Texas
Edna
Danny
Rosa Ann
Lidia
Juan Florez
Mario Sotelo
Irma Bitolas
Sue Abila
Albesa Vigil
First Census Begins on August 1 1790
The initial national census commenced on August 1 1790 marking the start of the first population tally in U S history. The undertaking gathered data across states and laid the groundwork for official demographic statistics.
Pecos Enterprise publication and subscription rates
The Pecos Enterprise published in Pecos Texas lists subscription rates by mail in Reeves County and other areas. Rates are prepaid with 6 months at 9 dollars or 11 dollars and 18 and 21 dollars annually, respectively, plus class postage paid in Pecos.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
Ecos
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TMRR
UTS
R. C. Thompson
Fort Worth
3Rd St
Association of Home
Friedrich
Pho
Bill Pigman
Rotary Club
Arthur Terry
Terry
Bert Holland
Holiday Inn
Raul B. Sotelo
A. Vo
Slmisglssos Psoil
AIS
Dacron
Dacron Ester
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