Union Pacific to buy Champlin and Pontiac oil units for 240 million
Union Pacific Railroad and Celanese Corp announce an in principle deal to acquire Champlin Petroleum Co and Pontiac Refining Corp for 240 million in cash with additional payments over three years. Champlin, headquartered in Fort Worth, operates 1400 outlets across 12 states and Canada with refineries in Enid Oklahoma and extensive oil and gas interests. The deal, approved by both boards, will close in early 1970 with no 1969 impact and will keep Champlin and Pontiac as Union Pacific subsidiaries.
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Frank E. Barnett
Union Pacific Corporation
John W. Brooks
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Oklahoma
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Pan Am and U P Launch Vast Seven Million Acre Oil Search
Pan American Petroleum and Union Pacific announce a massive oil and gas exploration program across more than seven million acres in Colorado Wyoming and Utah. Pan Am will drill wildcat wells conduct seismic surveys and geological analyses with Union Pacific providing mineral rights and a nine million dollar cash bonus over three years. Exploration aims to meet rising U S demand and could boost regional economies. The project will be led from Pan Am's Denver office and follows prior efforts with Shell Oil in Elbert County Colorado.
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Lee S. Osborne
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Osborne
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Wiliam T. Smith
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U.S
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Cheyenne
Kansas
Shell Oil
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Kimball Levy Hits New High in County Tax Hike
The total levy reaches 90.11 percent, the highest ever, with a four percent rise from last year’s 86.44 and a notable jump in District 4 east of Kimball. School tax swells to 21.04 from 11.41, driving the increase as residents face heavier charges overall.
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New Reflector Material Aims to Cut Nighttime Pedestrian Deaths
Nebraska data show 38 pedestrian fatalities last year as safety experts unveil retro reflective materials. Glass bead technology may be applied to cloth, signs, license plates, and spray paints to improve nighttime visibility. Vision limitations mean drivers see far less at night, but retro reflectivity could nearly double pedestrian detection distance.
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Nebraska
Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska Extension
Schnieder
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