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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1978
Page
5
Television listings outline a Tuesday night schedule with shows from 6:30 to midnight. Notable items include Mary Tyler Moore, The Brady Bunch, Laverne and Shirley, Scott Joplin biopic, Columbo, Kojak, and Columbo repeatedly. Also features music programs from Austin City Limits and various movies and specials.
A fragmented OCR style TV grid shows weekday morning and daytime programs from 6:30 to 11:00 plus later game shows and talk shows. Entries include Country Morning Farm and Ranch Lilias Yoga and You 6 40 News Today 2 Good Morning America Sesame Street CBS News PTL Program and more with multiple repeats and time shifts.
An exhibit featuring more than 250 Saul Steinberg works spanning 30 years is now on display at the Whitney Museum of American Art New York. The ROMANIA born artist’s show will travel to the Hirshhorn in Washington DC from Oct 13 to Nov 26 and later to London and St Paul de Vence France.
A weekly Reed Drilling Equipment survey shows 290 rigs in operation across the Permian Basin and southeast New Mexico, up eight from last week. Eddy County leads with 35 rigs, Pecos 26, Lea down to 22, Gaines and Hockley 11, Andrews Ward and Yoakum 10 each, Reeves 9, with Nova Scotia mentioned in a separate note.
Police across cities report family disturbances as among the most dangerous calls. Officers face armed suspects and unpredictable threats. FBI data show high injury and fatality rates from disturbance responses, with 1976 and 1977 figures highlighting family quarrels as a leading danger.
HNG Oil Co of Midland announces re entry of a Fusselman Wolfcamp project in Pecos County at No 184 Sibley 1980 ft from north and east lines of section 84 block OW CCSD RGNG survey ten miles northwest of Fort Stockton originally drilled by HNG and completed as Ellenburger gas well to 22800 ft The Putnam Wolfcamp field extends southwest after Gulf Oil No 161 H Millar and others completion. Operator reports 3 million cu ft gas per day potential. Nearby wells include a 1030 ft distance from Fussleman production and a new Mobile Oil No 10 Effie Potts Sibley in Cayanosa North field 22 miles northwest of Fort Stockton with 369 bbl oil and 43 bbl water final depth 6200 ft. Dry holes listed for Pecos County.
Public notice urges all horse owners in Ree ves County to vaccinate against sleeping sickness also known as encephalitis. Vaccination lasts one year with annual revaccination recommended. Vaccines may include tetanus protection. vaccination is advised to prevent spread to humans and protect valuable livestock. Upcoming 4-H horse events listed with dates and entry deadlines.
A three day course June 26 to 28 at the PBGC Building Midland teaches oil and gas economics for operators geologists landmen and managers. Instructor Sloan J Black P E brings 19 years of field and training experience with Exxon Union and other firms. Fee 275 includes notes and problems registration limited. For more information call 563 2311.
The Conference Board reports growing adoption of open plan design with no walls in planning offices. Experts estimate up to 20,000 offices have gone open in five years, and some foresee about 45 percent of corporate space open by 1980.
The Midland Community Theatre opens June 23 and runs through July 8 presenting I Never Sang for My Father by Robert Anderson. Don Liscum plays the 40 year old son and Bill Shaner portrays the domineering father with Pat Griffith Shirley Ireland, Eric Barker, Jane Ward, Rosa Lee Cook, Harold Shaner Sr, Bob Cooke and Blondy Huggins in the cast. Reservations can be made at the theatre box office by calling 682 4111.
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