Reeves County gas well stake marks 14500-foot Fusselman searcher
Coastal States Gas Producing Co and Blair from Midland stake a 14500-foot Fusselman searcher in Reeves County about 10 miles east of Toyah No. 1 Jean Spencer Trust location 1320 feet from north and west lines of section 33 block 55 T-5 T&P survey ground elevation 2976 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coastal States Gas Producing Co
Jack \. Blair
Midland
Fusselman
Reeves County
Toyah
Jean Spencer Trust
T&p
Perry R. Bass
M. J. Bashara
Keystone
San Andres
Winkler County
PSL
Kermit
BTA
Chamber directors tour Intratex Mi Vida plant
Eleven Pecos Chamber of Commerce directors toured Intratex Gas Co. Mi Vida gas treating plant north of Barstow to learn how the facility handles two gas streams. Plant superintendent Guy Bond explained the unique two‑facility design used for Fusselman field gas with 120 grains hydrogen sulfide and six percent carbon dioxide, and Ellenberger field gas with 280 grains and fifty percent carbon dioxide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Mike Burkholder
Harold Meyer
Ntratex Mi Vida
Barstow
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Intratex Gas Co
Mi Vida
Guy Bond
Bond
Fusselman
Ellenberger
Haley Field
Kermit
Fusselman Gas
Quito
North Barstow
Ellenburger
Intratex
Cayanosa
New Braunfels
Houston
Coyanosa
Houston Natural Gas Corporation
Gomez
Block 16
Pyote
Community Public Service Co
Wom
Pecos
Woody Ivy
T. C. Slack
Ray Whitley
Johnny Holub
Emergency act urged to boost cotton support
The National Farmers Union asks Congress for emergency action to raise government price supports for cotton amid a forecast of a large 1972 crop and a 30 cent per pound drop in market prices to the loan rate. The USDA estimated output will be at least a quarter larger than last year, with 11.5 million acres under national allotment and a 19.5 cent loan floor for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Farmers Union
Congress
NFU
NFA
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
USDA
Two Cars Collide at Country Club and Pinehurst Intersection
Police report a two car crash at Country Club Drive and Pinehurst Drive about 6 45 p m Tuesday. Francisco Armendariz Navarette of 1110 S Walnut was northbound when Larry Allen Gold of El Paso, westbound on Pinehurst, hit Armendariz Navarette s car on the right side. Gold was cited for failure to yield right of way by Sgt Glenn Vandiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Dr
Pinehurst Dr
Francisco Armendariz Navarette
S. Walnut
Country Club Drive
Larry Allen Gold
el Paso
Pinehurst
Gold
Glenn Vandiver
Pecos Hits 98 with Texas Tops at 97 in Alice
Temperatures remained hot with Pecos recording a maximum of 98 Tuesday, one degree above Texas’ reported high of 97 at Alice. Last night’s low fell to 69 with no precipitation, though late afternoon clouds hinted at possible rain. Thursday’s forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon and night showers. The Associated Press noted Texas stayed warm and humid despite overnight and early morning showers and thunderstorms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Texas
Alice
Associated Press
Uniforms for Pecos Peewee League Go Over Budget
Discouraged players risk dropping out as Peewee football uniforms costing more than 400 dollars arrive this afternoon. Terri Boatright says one team may quit due to lack of uniforms. each child needs about 15.76 dollars for pants jerseys and pads. Donations via First National Bank Pecos Peewee Football League are sought as funds remain short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peewee
Terri Boatright
First National Bank
Pecos Peewee
County's tax rate unchanged for Reeves County 1973
Reeves County Commissioners set ad valorem tax at 95 cents per $100 assessed valuation for 1973, unchanged for 13 of the past 18 years. The rate allocates 0.01 to July, 0.01 to Road and Bridge, and 0.01 to Road and Bridge Special funds among others listed in the morning court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County
Reeves County Considers Sub-regional Jail Plan
County Judge Darrell Glover reported to the County Commissioners about talks in San Antonio and Austin with the Regional Planning Commission and Criminal Justice Council head Judge Joe Fra zer Brown. A sub regional jail funded 50 percent by the council and the rest by area counties was discussed along with satellite facilities and Reeves County bearing housing costs. Revenue figures show the 1954 to 1964 tax rate changes and current taxes expected for 1973, with delinquent rolls listed. Commissioners also advertised bids to build a bridge across Tovah Creek on Barilla Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Glover
County Counmissioners Court
San Antonio
Austin
Regional Planning Commission
Joe Frazier Brown
Criminal Justice Council
Reeves County
Glover
Lubbock
Pearl C. Barker
Tovah Creek
Barilla Road
Eisenwine
Carrasco
Cothrun
Faulkner
Marguerite Kent
Estelle Clinton
Mexico linked to Watergate money probe hits Nixon camp
A confidential House staff report ties 100000 in Mexican money to the Nixon campaign, routed via a Southwestern fund raiser and a Pennzoil plane to Washington. It questions Stans involvement, notes possible foreign-origin funds violating banking laws, and delays a related civil suit ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Barnes
H. L. Schwartz
Associated Press Writers
Washington
Mexico
House
House Banking Committee
Maurice H. Stans
Wright Patman
D.-Tex
Jack Anderson
Associated Press
Patman
Bernard Barker
Stans
Nixon Committee
Barker
Miami
Nixon
Texas
William Liedtke
Pennezoil Corp
Southwest
Liedtke
Robert Allen
Gulf Resources and Chemical Co
Houston
United States
Winchester
Pennzoil
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Knwledge
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R.O.C
Ward County
G&mmb&a
G&mmb
Atoka
Railroad Commission
Getty Oil Co
Laughlin-Straughan
Pecos County
Gc&sf Survey
Fort Stockton
Harold Noon
Paul Randolph
Burkholder
Buck Reneshaw
Jay Dycus
Meyer
Rev
David Northcutt
George Lambros
Curtis Winterrond
Haliburton
City of
Pecos-Barstow
S. Park St
Peggy McCracken
Watergate
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