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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1973

Page

3

Monday Filing Deadline for Farm Ranch Returns

Farmers fishermen and ranchers face a Monday deadline to file estimated federal income tax returns for 1972 unless choosing to file a final return and pay on or before March 1 1973. If January 15 estimates are filed with tax due, final return and any balance are due by April 16. otherwise March 1.

Billy J. McCarty Internal Revenue Service Pecos

Baker Oil executive to address AIME meeting

Martin G. Hubbard, assistant to the president of Baker Oil Tools, Inc., and SPE lecturer, will speak at the Trans Pecos Section of SPE on January 6:30 p.m. at Monahans Country Club. His talk, Oil and Gas Production Automation, covers what automation is and why it matters, illustrated by case histories.

Martin G. Hubbard Baker Oil Tools, Inc Los Angeles Society of Petroleum Engineers AIME Trans-Pecos SPE Monahans Country Club Hubbard Baker Baker Automation Systems Ohio Oil Co U. of Houston

Cotton receipts still dropping at Carlsbad classing office

Samples from 2285 bales were classed for the week ending Dec 29, bringing the season total to 61583. Strict Low Middling 41 remained the predominant grade at 31 percent. All white grades 53 percent. Light Spotted 42 at 25 percent. Light Spotted grades 35 percent overall.

Pecos Territory USDA Carlsbad Mack Bennett Deltapine Stoneville

Gas pays open in Pecos County fields by multiple producers

The Pecos County region reports new gas openings and a Devonian and Clearfork gas discovery. Queen and Fusselman plays near Marlow and Blowing Sand fields show high open flow rates with deep perforations and acid treatments. Several operators including Wellaw Corp and Thunderbird Resources drill wildcats and existing producers near Girvin Imperial Monahans and Fort Stockton.

Pecos County Marlow Clearfork Wellaw Corp Midland QARCO Section 6 Pink Phelps Survey Girvin Crossett el Cinco Production Co Ruth Mary Price H&gn Thunderbird Resources Corp Bullfrog Wildcat H&tc Survey Imperial Jake L Hamnon Dallas Fusselman Sheffield Middle East TMRR Exxon Co U.S.A Howe Ward County H&gn Survey Monahans Chevron Oil Co Blackstone Pecos

Agriculture forums set by West Texas Chamber

Claude W. Brown announced two agriculture legislative forums sponsored by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in January. The first meets January 16 at the Plainview Chamber of Commerce Building, the second January 18 at the Holiday Inn Mineral Wells, both at 1 30 p m. James A. Rogers chairs the agriculture committee and notes the farm program ends this year with future policy under study. He urged all WTCC members to attend, hear issues from farm labor to international trade, and vote to guide WTCC recommendations. Shrimp life span noted at end.

Claude W. Brown McCamey West Texas Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Plainview Holiday Inn Mineral Wells James A. Rogers Wtcc Agriculture and Ranching Committee Ington Rogers Wtcc Board of Directors

B52 pilot risks prison for balking at bombing

Captain Michael J. Heck, 30, a B52 commander from Chula Vista, California, said he refused to bomb North Vietnam after his 175th mission because the goals did not justify mass destruction. He could face a court-martial and two years in military prison, has applied for conscientious objector status, and now serves in administrative duties in southern Thailand while awaiting possible trial.

Saigon North Vietnam North Michael J. Heck Chula Vista Calif South Vietnam Heck Nixon Whittier College Vietnam Hanoi Haiphong Thailand Strategic Air Command Omaha Neb Southeast Asia Air Force U.S Hafid John W. Heck Tim Maxwell Whittier

Food service seminar set Monday in Odessa

A four day seminar on food service management begins Monday in Midland Odessa sponsored by the Texas Restaurant Association. Giles D. Spillar leads the program with 39 years in the restaurant business. The 12 hour training titled Action Oriented Management runs 2 to 5 pm January 15 to 18 at High Sky Restaurant Midland Odessa Airport. Attendance is free for Permian Basin Restaurant Association members and non members may join. Reservations are first come first served. For details contact Bill Brown in Midland at 563-0860.

Midland/Odessa Texas Restaurant Association Giles D. Spillar TRA Texas del Mar College of Corpus Christi High Sky Midland/Odessa Air Terminal Permian Basin Restaurant Association Permian Basin Bill Brown Midland

Did sniper act alone in New Orleans hotel shooting

Authorities pursued the key question of whether Mark J. Essex acted alone after a gun attack at a downtown Howard Johnsons killed six and wounded seventeen. Essex, 23, was killed by a helicopter police shootout, while investigators checked hotel registries for possible accomplices and a conspiracy.

New Orleans Mark J. Essex Moon Landrieu Howard Johnson’s Essex Emporia Kane Tel Roof Clarence Giarrusso

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