Oil Roundup KCM plans to deepen Ward County project
KCM Co. will reenter and drill to 17,800 feet in Ward County's Taurus field near Pooto, continuing from a 15,500 foot earlier Wildcat. Exxon tests a 16,000 foot well No. 1-N Exxon Fee near Orla, while HNG Oil plans a 22,000 foot wildcat No. 1-10 Lineberg near Kermit. Gulf Oil stakes Nos. 8 Keystone Cattle Co. and 211 Keystone Cattle Co. in Winkler, with No. 180 Keystone Cattle Co. in the Keystone field reporting a 193 barrel per day test and no water in 24 hours.
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Orla
Kermit
Winkler County
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Gulf Oil Corp
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Keystone
San Andres
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the Petroleum Corp. of Delaware
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Canyon
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Marshall R. Young Oil Co
Fort Worth
Bruce McKenzie
White co sponsors solar energy bill in house
Congressman Richard C. White D Texas co sponsors a bill to aid Solar Energy Community Utility Programs SECUP ERDA funds matching grants for communities forming SECUP to purchase and lease solar energy equipment to businesses homes and public buildings including administrative tasks such as purchasing leasing and advertising. Other text describes oil field locations and drilling progress in Pecos County and Bakersfield with multiple company names and survey references.
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Texas
White
Energy Research and Development Program
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SECUP
Upland Cotton Dominates Two-County Plantings in 1976
A USDA survey shows Reeves and Pecos Counties favor Stoneville 213 as the leading upland cotton variety, accounting for 38 percent of planted acreage. Deltapine Smooth Leaf and McNair 612 follow with 11 and 10 percent respectively, while Tamcot SP-37, SP-21, Stoneville 7A and Acala 1517C each hold seven percent or less. Minor plantings include Coker 312, 5110, Coker 310, and Deltapine 16. In Pecos County oil and gas activity reports note several drilling and completion actions in various fields, including a significant gas flow from Fusselman zone in Elsnore and multiple Texas Railroad Commission filings.
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Pecos
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Carlsbad
N.M. Mack Bennett
McNair
Stoneville
Drilling activity shows rise in Permian Basin rigs
Reed Drilling Equipment reports 210 rotary rigs active in the Permian Basin last week, up from 208 two weeks earlier and far from the 258 in the same week a year ago. Eddy County New Mexico led with 21 rigs, Pecos 19, Lea 14, Andrews 12, and Ward 11 in the county-by-county tally. James H. Out Stanton AP report notes a Meramec Caverns sign recalling Jesse James crept here.
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Permian
Eddy County
N.M
Pecos
Lea
Andrews County
Ward
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