Shield law aimed at protecting sources eyed in Texas
Rep. Dave Allred argues a shield law is essential to preserve sources and public access. Texas House debates ethics code for officials while oil lease bonuses rise. Lunar amino acids emerge from precursors in water experiments. Authorities clamp down on Palestinian links in Sudan. CIA notes Viet Cong spy reach. Post Office stamp costs rising forecast. Prisoners of war returnees receive farewell. CBS delays Sticks and Bones over Vietnam war themes. House moves to open committee meetings. juror remarks spark lighthearted moment in Carr trial.
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Austin
Tex
Dave Allred
Wichita Falls
Allred
Senate Jurisprudence Committee
Trinity River canal debate fuels Texas bond vote
In a 17 county race, Texans vote on a $150 million bond to fund the 10 percent local share of a $1.3 billion Trinity River canal project. Residents like Mrs. Joe D. Strange cite environmental impacts and flood risks while supporters call it a survival move for future water needs and federal funding ambitions.
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Trinity River
Associated Press
Mike Cochran
Trinity
Trinidad, Tex
Strange’s River Palace
Trinity River Project
Mrs. Strange
Kerens
Trinidad
Corsicana
Navarro County
Tennessee Colony
Production gauges for Pecos No 11 A Sams State
Ashland Oil Co reported Ellenburger production tests on Pecos County No 1 A Sams State well 17 miles west of Fort Stockton with flows from 21,467 to 21,624 feet ranging 2.4 to 3.3 million cubic feet per day at various choke sizes. four-point tests planned when market visible. Other Pecos tests include Cities Service No 1 Sams Mendel and No 1 Elsinore Cattle Co explorations with additional wildcat plans and field designations.
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Ashland Oil Co., Inc
Ashland
Pecos County
Fort Stockton
Ellenburger
Cities Service Oil Co
Wolfcamp
Cities Service
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Cities Service No
Sams-Mendel
Woltcamp- Canyon-Strawn
T& P
Pecos
H. L. Hunt
Dallas
Elsinore Cattle Co
Perry Bass
No. 56
Elsinore
Gulf Oil Corp
Fred Schlosser
T& P Survey
Rojo Caballos
Grey Ranch
Texaco Inc
Bakersfield
Clayton W. Williams, Jr
Midland
Humble-Williams
Oates
T&p Survey
Amoco plans deep reentry in Winkler County Wilkerson field
Amoco Production Co filed to re-enter and deepen No 2 Blue Estate in Winkler County to 10 500 feet targeting Devonian and Silurian zones plus Ellenburger and Montoya plays. Drilling progress at No 1-Y 7203 JV S shows 18 006 feet logged with a 3 hour 10 minute drillstem test yielding 1 900 feet gas and 3 000 feet gas cut water.
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Wheeler
Winkler County
T&p Survey
Kermit
BTA Oil Producers
Midland
Amoco
R.O.C
Ward County
Pyote
Adobe Corp
Monroe
Reeves County
Pecos
Ellenburger
Fusselman
Atoka
H&gn Survey
Union Texas Petroleum Corp
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