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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1976

Page

5

Congressman Runnels Talks Oil Industry Forthcoming in 1976

Harold Runnels, a New Mexico Democrat and oilman for 25 years, travels through Texas and New Mexico to warn about oil policy in Washington. He argues deregulation will not pass in 1976, cites industry diversity, and urges oil firms to fund political efforts and engage from Boston to Washington to influence policy.

Jolly Schram Harold Runnels United States United States Congress New Mexico Texas Washington Runnels Congress U.S. House Boston Washington, D.C U.S Lea County Energy Research and Development Administration Schram

Slad tasty seven dollar meal can buy

Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Mil ay weight 65 Chap Suey Vegetables LA CHOY 424 Can 5.¢ 16-01 IGY. Readable facts include product LA CHOY and a 424 can size, pricing around 5 cents, with unclear date or label.

MIT researchers outline asteroid mining for iron and nickel

MIT scientists Thomas B. McCord and Michael J. Gaffey presented a scenario in which asteroids rich in iron and nickel are mined by space colonies. They project annual metal return valued at 140 billion dollars and a fleet of rock powered tugs transporting ingots to Earth orbit.

Cambridge Mass Mars Earth Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thomas B. McCord MIT Astrophysical Observatory Michael J. Gaffey Houston Space

Sunflower acreage in Texas expected to fall in 1976

Texas farmers may plant about 100 000 acres of sunflowers in 1976 down from 375 000 last year as prices dip and markets show oversupply. Yields ranged 150 to 3000 pounds per acre amid variety, planting, fertility, pest and disease challenges. High Plains irrigation remains the strong region for sunflowers.

Texas Texas Agricultural Extension Service John Bremer High Plains Texas A&m University System Bremer

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