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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1972

Page

3

Protesters Disrupted GOP Convention Overture in Miami Beach

Demonstrators clashed with police outside the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach as crowds rioted, barricades formed, and tear gas filled the streets. About 1,100 protesters were arrested over three days, including notable figures Allen Ginsberg and Jeff Nightbyrd.

Miami Beach Fla Nixon Secret Service Convestion Hall Marsha Monestersky Students For A Democratic Society Allen Ginsberg Jeff Nightbyrd Rocky Pomerance Vietnam Leroy Stocks Whiteville N.C Dade County Flamingo Park Convention Hall Doral Hotel Committee For

China poised to veto Bangladesh U N bid

UN diplomats say Communist China will vote to block Bangladesh membership in the United Nations Security Council. The move follows three weeks of maneuvering amid Sino Soviet influence on the Indian subcontinent as Bangladesh appeals to the General Assembly after the council vote. A council poll showed 11 for membership, with Guinea opposed. China Sudan and Somalia abstained or did not participate. A NASA invention of a light gas gun may help detect meteoroid impacts and aid mine safety by injecting quenching agents into coal dust buildup.

George Bria Associated Press United Nations N. Y China U.N Bangladesh Security Council Indian Subcontinent General Assembly Assembly East Pakistan Nixon Pakistan Council Guinea Sudan Somalia NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala

Texas governor loses power to block welfare cuts

Atty Gen Crawford Martin ruled a general appropriation transfer provision unconstitutional, removing the governor’s long used ability to shift funds between agencies to avert welfare or college construction cuts. The opinion foresees possible more special sessions as a result and limits executive funding flexibility.

Austin, Tex Crawford Martin Preston Smith Martin Charles Travis Smith Travis Texas Price Daniel Robert S. Calvert Welfare Department Executive Department Executive Department of Government Harry Bresler

San Antonio Inland Port Plan Aims To Link River Canal

A 40 county group will push for a San Antonio River barge canal from Floresville to Victoria to connect inland waters with the Gulf. Gov. Smith support and a revived Corps feasibility study are sought, with projections of long timelines and varied tonnage expectations.

San Antonio, Tex San Antonio Gulf Vicetoria Chamber of Commerce Floresville Victoria Stanley Campbell Chamber Transportation Council Preston Smith Army Corps of Engineers Campbell Tulsa Okla Mississippi River Corps

A Soldier's Best Friend Is His Foxhole

Soldiers dig in above ground and below, learning from doughboy predecessors in the Meuse trenches of 1918. The piece notes the enduring value of a foxhole as a soldier’s shelter and companion.

Environmentalists challenge offshore oil lease sale

Environmentalists from the Sierra Club and Ecology Center of Louisiana urged the Interior Department at a New Orleans hearing to limit the December auction of 135 offshore tracts to areas served by pipelines and to cancel leases in water 66 feet deep or shallower. They pressed for a neutral, national energy policy study, charging the oil industry with misleading campaigns to protect profits, while Louisiana Shrimp Association President James Ferrelly criticized lax enforcement of pipeline rules.

New Orleans America First Interior Department Louisiana Sierra Club Ecology Center of Louisiana J. Ross Vincent Vincent Ann Pleasanton The

World bodies name most threatened mammals

The World Wildlife Fund and the International Union for Conservation of Nature identify the whale seal great ape and rhinoceros as the globe s most imperiled mammals in a joint warning highlighting rising extinction risks and urgent conservation needs.

World Wildlife Fund International Union For the Conservation of Nature

Beef and pork set record in July prices

Beef and pork costs hit record highs in July while overall supermarket food prices rose 1.8 percent. The Agriculture Department said meat prices lifted the year’s retail-food price rise to about 4.5 percent, driven by farm costs and retailer markups. Beef averaged 1.17 per pound, pork 0.856 per pound, with wholesale margins widening. farmers’ receipts stayed flat from June.

Don Kendall Washington Agriculture Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Department

Gas discoveries reported in Pecos County wells

Pecos County reports multiple gas and oil test results. Thunderbird Oil Corp No 1 Blowing Sand flow 1 MCF daily and 35 barrels distillate. Tex Pac Oil No 1 Elsinore Cattle Co flow 2 198 MCF daily with nitrogen treatment. Gulf Oil Corp No 1 N W A Harral two miles NW of Rocky Mesa shows 28 barrels oil in 24 hours after acid and fracturing. Wellwork includes deeper tests, casing, and plugbacks near Imperial, Bakersfield, and Girvin areas.

Pecos County Thunderbird Oil Corp Midland Pecos Valley H&tc Imperial Pecos Texas Pacific Oil Co., Inc Elsinore Unsuc Gc&sf Pikes Peak Gulf Oil Corp W.A. Harral Rocky Mesa Queen TCRR Bakersfield Wellaw Corp Clear Fork Brooklaw Houston State Girvin Yates San Andres Clearfork

Oil Patch well update near Girvin and Trees Estate plug

The Oil Patch east lines of section 115 block 11 H&GN survey eight miles west of Girvin report plug and abandonment of No 1 Trees Estate Wildcat at total depth 12 502 feet Jack N Blair supervised the well closure at 3200 feet for the first property and 12502 feet for the second.

H&gn Girvin Jack N. Blair Wildcat

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