Amoco completes third Glorieta producer in Winkler County
Amoco Production Co reports No. 1-B Sealy-Smith Foundation as a third Glorieta producer in Monahans area. 24 hour test pumped 12 barrels of 35 gravity oil and 12 barrels water with 1000 to 1 gas-oil ratio. Production uses perforations at depth 5018 to 5072 feet after acidizing and fracturing treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoco Production Co
Sealy- Smith Foundation
Monahans
North
Winkler County
Kermit
Gemmb&a
Adobe Oil Co
Midland
No. 1
Monroe
Reeves County
Wildcat
Pecos
Atoka
Fusselman
Reeves County Auto Insurance Rate Reductions Proposed
State Insurance Board staff proposed a 4.3 percent average statewide rate cut with a $25 million reduction benefiting most Texans. The policy changes affect drivers by vehicle type and usage, with 1B workers seeing some savings and pleasure drivers a larger cut, though some locations face increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County
State Insurance Board
Washington
Associated Press
Joe Christie
Christie
Texas
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Printed in Pecos Texas
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail subscription prices payable in advance for Reeves County and other mail routes. Six months costs 10.50 dollars in Reeves County and 12.50 dollars for all other mail. one year is 21.00 dollars in Reeves County and 24.00 dollars for all other mail. Second class postage is paid at Pecos Texas 79772.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
Reeves County
Social Security Questions on Benefits and Grandchildren
Questions cover reaching 22 while in school, grandchildren qualifying on a grandparent's earnings, and disability benefit waiting periods. The answers state benefits can continue for undergraduates until term end under semester systems, or through the second month after birthday on other systems. grandchildren may qualify if parents were deceased or disabled and grandchilds living with and supported by grandparents. disability waiting period shortened from six to five months.
Balmorhea Library Nears Finish Opening
Balmorhea celebrates progress on a new library with four book rooms history and art children fiction and latest titles. Librarian Martha Moore and assistants type cards catalogue books and place them on shelves. The community thanks club women and helpers. donations are welcomed to cover carpentry and materials. Prolific visitors include the Woffords of Houston and Od essa relatives of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Moore
Patty Towler
Amy McIntire
Debbie Poe
Peggy Moore
Masons to Install Officers at Toyah Lodge Ceremony
The Toyah Lodge from Balmorhea will have Allan Gilbert Davis Odes O Rear Q A Crenshaw C H Crenshaw Pecos Cook H D Welch Skip Pridemore Dub McNeil Jack Hoffman and C W Towler installed at the Maso nic Family Night and installation ceremonies. Gilbert becomes worshipful master and Davis senior warden with several other officers named. The two day event in the Davis Mountains includes banquets barbecue entertainment and conferences with Alpine Marfa Toyah Fort Stockton Imperial and Fort Davis LodgesParticipating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Marfa
Toyah
Fort Stockton
Imperial
Fort Davis
Balmorhea
Allan Gilbert Harvey Davis
Odes O’rear
A. Crenshaw
C. H. Crenshaw
Pecos Cook
H, D. Welch
Skip Pridemore
Dub McNeil
Jack Hoffman
C. W. Towler
Land commissioner urges state keep elected land chief
Land commissioner Bob Armstrong urges the Constitutional Revision Commission to preserve election of the land commissioner in a new constitution. He warns appointed leaders may favor major industries over public interest, citing 22.5 million acres of state lands and about 155 million dollars in annual oil and gas revenue. He stresses the office is policy making, not just procedural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Armstrong
Constitutional Revision Commission
Armstrong
The
General Land Office
Quail Habitat Requires Year Round Food Supply
A Soil Conservation Service report by Mike Boatright notes quail depend on varied foods through the year. Chicks eat insects early, adults feed on insects in spring and summer, while fall brings seeds from weeds, grasses, and shrubs. Landowners plant strips to encourage weed growth and some feed harvested grain when natural food is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Boatright
The
Soil Conservation Service
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Amoco
Ellenburger
H&gn
Exxon Corp
Howe
Ward County
Joseph Howe
WARD
BTA
JVS Mobil
G&mmb&a
Wickett
Jack N. Blair
Tom Metcalfe
Essie K. Roberts
H&tc Survey
Pyote
Greathouse & Lovelady Oil & Gas Inc
Gulf-Marston
Hsa Field
PSL
Winkler — Beach
Snoddy
Tubb
Queen
PSL Survey
A. McCutcheon
Nixon
el Paso
Rockwall
Wise
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Cost of Living Council
At&t
Ad Rich
Beth Stel
Borden
Brit Pet
Cat Trac
Celanese
Chrysler
Sve
Coca Cola
Cont Oil
Dow Chem
Eastman
el Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild Cam
Ford
GenElec
Gen Foods
GenMtrs
Gen Tel
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Great A& P
Gulf Oil
Hart - Hk
Int Paper
John Joh
Litton
Marathon
Marcer
Mobil Oil
Monsanto Gelant
Penn Centrele
Penney
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Stand Ind
Texaco
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolwich
Xerox
Pecos Enterprise
By Frankie Kingston
Jimmie Wofford
Houston
Q. A. Crenshaw
J. S. Wofford
Saragosa
Emma Breaquillon
Sam Beach
Jeanette Sessom
Wayne
Odessa
Harvey Moore
Mary Kingster
Fort Stockton Hospital
Dr. Hoffman
Area Masons Installation
Piasano
Davis Mountains
Collie Electric Shop
S. Oak St
Commission
Dollar Stores
Bie
Ieee
Terry DI Ict
Prin
Noeron
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