Campaign to End Gas Flaring in Colorado Advances
Natural Gas Producers Inc seeks a Public Utilities Commission certificate to build pipelines linking Fort Morgan, Brush and nearby fields to Denver. The plan aims to curb flaring from about 300 northeastern Colorado oil wells, boost Colorado resource income, and connect the Hugoton field to Denver. Estimated cost 1.374 million dollars, with completion possible in 60 days.
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Julesburg
Natural Gas Products Inc
Colorado
J. P. Roetzel
Public Utilities Commission of Colorado
Fort Morgan Territory
Sidney
Maley
Kimball
Banner
Natural
Coloado Interstate Gas Co
Coloado Springs
PUC
Denver
Roetzel
Commission
Roetze
Fort Morgan
Brush
Community notes from South Sund and area events
The column lists family visits and social gatherings across South Sund, Sunol, Potter, Lodgepole, and Sidney. Notable items include bereavement for John Veverda of Candy, Minn., sympathy extended to the Oliverius family, and numerous visits, suppers, and hospital calls among local residents. Also mentions Melvin Kokes, Charley Lynch, Earnie Stump, and a medical update on R. E. Fraass. Michigan State indoor track quad meet Feb 12 with Penn State, Ohio State, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Oliverius
John Veverda
Candy, Minn
Junior Fenske
Sunol
F. M. Bonkiewicz
Near Sidney
Bob Misegadis
Dorin Ann
Danny Dailey
Joe Zimola
Jim Dailey
William Rowland
Sidney
Kenneth Tilghman
Annd
Harvey Nelson
Near Potter
David Fraass
Tilghman
Ted Houser
Ed Lye
Sandra
Sharon Houser
J. W. Houser
Charles Krueger
Paul Houser
Phil
Bob Lafler
Arnold Dorman
Harlan Dorman
Chappell
Dorman
Misegadis
Melvin Kokes
Charley Lynch
Denver
Earnie Stump
Veterans Hospital
Earnie
Joe R. Hornicek
Loyal Hornicek
Don Miles
Bernie II
B. F. Dailey
Michigan State
Penn State
Ohio State
Missouri
Petroleum To Lead 55 U.S. Industry Forecast
Tulsa Oklahoma in its annual Oil and Gas Journal forecast 1955 capital needs approach 4.4 billion dollars. Domestic exploration and production will spend about 2.5 billion while natural gas expansion tops 1 billion with U. S. crude output around 6.675 million barrels daily. Refiners run 7.274 million barrels daily to meet rising demand with 8 million barrels daily domestic use and exports down 10 percent. Oil men plan drilling at least 500 more wells than in 1954 to secure future reserves.
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Tulsa
Okla
Petrolleum
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Federal Power Commission
United States
Prayer Aids Congressmen’s Weekly Capitol Meetings
Washington notes separate prayer rooms for Congress, with a new stained glass window gift. Since 1941, about 35 senators meet weekly in the Vandenberg room and over 60 House members gather Thursdays in the House restaurant to ponder living by God’s standards. The interdenominational groups began in Seattle in 1933 and now number 15 on Capitol Hill plus sessions at the Pentagon and State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Eads
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Vandenberg
Los Angeles
Senators
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
House
Ralph Gwinn
R-Ny
Seattle
Wash
United States
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
State Department
Interdenominational
Net Income Distorts View Of Farm Wealth In Iowa
An Iowa Development Commission claim that most farmers top $10,000 in gross income ignores net income after costs. The Iowa Farm Bureau Spokesman and Nebraska farmers note gross versus net measures mislead urban readers. Net income better reflects farm families’ true return on labor and investment, not gross figures. Five Canadian goose subspecies are listed: common Canada, western Canada, lesser Canada, Richardson's, and the cackling goose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Bureau
Thas
Firm offer aims to keep rates steady for combined facilities
The spokesman stated that by treating the present and proposed facilities as a single entity, the plan could maintain current rates and yield a fair return on the total investment. This approach emphasizes unity of the two components as key to financial viability and pricing stability.
Oil reserves and drilling trends rise in 1954 to 1955 outlook
The Journal reports a 9.4 percent growth in completions and 223 million feet of total footage, with explorations driving gains. US reserves as of Jan 1, 1955 total 36,050 million barrels, up 1.4 billion from 1954, including 30,735 million crude oil and 5,315 million natural gas liquids. If import restrictions pass, 1955 may reverse rising imports. crude and product imports are forecast at 1,127,000 barrels per day, up 62,000 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
United States
Congress
Ancient Origins of Bowling Traced to Egypt
Bowling ranks among the oldest sports with origins traced to ancient Egypt around 5200 B.C. The hobby spread through cultures, evolving into modern lanes and competitions.
Olympic 600 Meter Record Set by Mal Whitfield
Mal Whitfield set an Olympic 600 meter record with 1 49.2 in 1948 and matched the time in 1952, showcasing his enduring sprinting prowess across two Olympic Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Whitfield
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South Sund
Jim Oliverius, Jr
R. E. Fraass
Lincoln General Hospital
Lincoln
Mr. Fraass
U.S
Shun Publicity
International Christian Leadership
Princess Wilhelmina
Netherlands
International Council
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Gustav Gedat
Bonn Reichstag
John Henderson
Willard Paul
Flanders
R-Vt
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sparkman
D-Ala
Alvin Bentley
Nebraska
JO Ann Scratk
University of Illinois
Prince Rainer III
Monaco
France
SEARS
Sears Tower
Columbia
Magnolia
Travel
Whitley
Schult
Todd
O. K
Roush Mobile Homes
Roush
Appeal
20Th & Illinois
J. W. Taul
Sonotone
Couch Hotel
H. Stevens
Plymouth
Elwell Motors
Sandy” McCormick
Best Buys
McCormick
Farmall
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Oliver
GMC
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