Banks plan push to justify credit tightening to Nixon
Banks led by Manufacturers Hanover plan to urge the Nixon administration that a 6 3/4 percent prime lending rate hike is needed due to rising loan demand. The move follows a 0.5 point rise from 6 1/4 percent announced Tuesday.
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Citation by publication in guardianship case
Public notice in Loving County Texas for Nan Leck guardianship estate. Buster Leck files March 19 1973 final account seeking discharge. Hearing set 10:00 AM April 2 1973 at County Courthouse Mentone Texas. Citizens may contest by written answer. Clerk Edna Clayton signs. Published Pecos Enterprise March 22 1973.
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Pecos Enterprise Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Local Pecos newspaper advertises mail subscription prices for Reeves County with 6 month and 12 month terms. Includes mailing address and payment details for subscribers and future rate information.
Winkler County gas well and Cherry Canyon oil discovery reported
An oil and gas report from Winkler County notes a gas discovery at Chevron Oil Co. No 1-21-38 University with an estimated 3.5 million cubic feet per day flow at 9 602 to 9 603 feet after acidizing 512 gallons. A former producer in the Wink South field was drilled to 20 004 feet and is plugged back. A Cherry Canyon discovery at Ralph Lowe No 131 University yielded 92 barrels of oil and 519 barrels of water in 24 hours with perforations at 7 081 to 7 104 feet after acidizing.
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Oklahoma Eyes Multi State Pact to Boost Farm Exports
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture plans a three way pact with Texas and Colorado to expand foreign markets for farm and agribusiness products. A July 1 implementation target follows talks on a broader regional agreement with New Mexico and potential later inclusion of Arizona and California.
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