Exxon Mobil to buy Bass Permian holdings in $6b deal
Exxon Mobil announced a stock and cash agreement to acquire 275000 acres of Bass family Permian Basin leasehold, doubling resources to about 6 billion barrels of oil equivalent. The deal includes 5.6 billion in shares and up to 1 billion in cash, with payments beginning 2020, and covers the BOPCO operating entity.
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UNM to charge security fee for Yiannopoulos appearance
University of New Mexico says its College Republicans must pay 3400 for security at Milo Yiannopoulos on January 27. The group decries the fee as censorship while university cites standard policy. Additional security may be needed due to anticipated protests. Yiannopoulos tours colleges nationwide after Breitbart work and a Twitter ban.
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Police blotter notes arrest of Dion Sentell in Roswell
Agents from the Chaves County Metro Narcotics Task Force arrested Dion Weldon Sentell, 52, in Roswell on West McGaffey Street after meeting at the 700 block of South Kentucky Avenue. The case status is pendingCharges not indicative of conviction.
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Arrest Warrants Lead to Drug Possession Charges and Battery
Sentell, with active arrest warrants for release violations, allegedly possessed three empty syringes a blue vial with crystalline substances testing positive for amphetamines and methamphetamines and a jewelers bag with crystalline residue. He faces new magistrate court counts of possession of controlled substances and possession delivery or manufacture of a drug. David Buckner, 48, was arrested at 3 31 p m and charged with assault and battery of a health care worker and criminal damage to property after allegedly battering a patient and nurse at a local facility. Burglary reports show a backpack with cash and workout clothes stolen from a vehicle on North Washington Avenue. Police also responded to a truck damage case on Greenbrier with a criminal damage complaint.
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Denver moves to permit public marijuana clubs and uses
Denver begins work on crafting rules to allow social use of marijuana in venues such as coffee shops yoga studios and art galleries with a 21 plus age limit and no inside smoking while the state bans liquor licensed premises from allowing pot. A neighborhood approval may be required for clubs or shops though no deadline is set.
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Wheat and futures values show mixed gains and losses
Market data lists wheat futures across several contracts from Mar to Dec 17 with pricing, daily changes, and estimated sales. It also notes futures minimums, Tue sales, open interest, vintages, and various coded figures indicating interest and rates.
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