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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1979

Page

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Crude Oil May Rise Again as Opec Watchful

Crude oil prices, up 42 percent this year, could rise further as foreign producers oppose the dollar slide and OPEC’s June price setting. Analysts say a September special meeting is possible but not guaranteed, which might lift gasoline and heating oil by a penny or two. The June base price jumped from 14.55 to 18 dollars with a 23.50 ceiling.

New York Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC

NRC says safety gear could have prevented Three Mile Island accident

NRC staff released a thick report listing about 35 potential violations of federal operating rules and radiation protection limits connected to the March 28 1979 accident near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Operators allegedly kept safety equipment from functioning as designed.

Washington Three Mile Island Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC Office of Inspection and Enforcement Harrisburg

Haig Urges Senate to Set SALT II Aside for Defense Boost

Washington AP General Alexander Haig former supreme allied commander in Europe renews bid for Senate to delay SALT II ratification while bolstering U S nuclear and conventional defenses. Pleas for greater defense spending gain Senate backing as condition for ratification.

Washington Alexander Haig Europe Senate Haig

Energy shortage puzzle and refining limits explored

The SDN Column discusses U S energy policy, refineries, and imports amid shortages. It cites Permian Basin Petroleum Association findings on no new grass roots refineries in seven years, environmental blocks on new plants, heating oil demands, and the impact of Carter's price controls on gasoline production. The piece links more cars, catalysts for unleaded gas, and overall refining constraints to long lines at stations.

U.S Washington Permian Basin Petroleum Association PBPA Carter

Gas shortage not lowering auto insurance claims says industry

A Texas Insurance Board hearing heard that gasoline shortages would not reduce auto claims. J M Eddins of Maryland Casualty noted rising repair costs and higher bodily injury risks with subcompact cars. Carpooling could cut collision costs, though data is limited, and a new insurance class for frequent carpools was proposed. Texans who drive to work pay more for collision and liability coverage than non commuters.

Eddins Texas Automobile Insurance Service Office Insurance Board William Daves David Irons Irons

Free legal help for past due accounts and bad checks

The reply states there is no free legal service. Small claims court services are available to all businesses, regardless of size, and if your business has bad checks you should contact the county attorney to file charges. No agency offers a free collection service.

Small Claims Court Justice of the Peace

Lone Star Seeks Gate Rate Increase to 2.21 Per Mcf

Lone Star Gas Co filed with the Texas Railroad Commission for a city gate rate rise to 2.21 per thousand cubic feet, a 15 percent jump. If approved, annual revenue could grow by 40.9 million. The 28 dollar yearly impact on the typical residential bill would reflect higher gas costs and 100 percent flow-through of gas purchase expenses.

Lone Star Gas Co Texas Railroad Commission Lone Star

Weather outlook for Snyder and West Texas

Weather report notes high Wednesday around 82, low 65, 0.05 inch precipitation today, and 14.09 inches yearly through 1979. West Texas expect mostly cloudy to clear with slight chances of storms in southeast areas and Panhandle tonight, warming through Friday. Temperatures: highs mid 80s north, upper 90s southwest, lows mid 60s north to lower 70s south, with Rio Grande highs near 90s to 103.

Snyder Texas Western Panhandle South Plains 50S Rio Grande

Snyder appoints Tulia city manager John W. Gayle

John W. Gayle, 36, who has led Tulia as city manager for five years, was offered Snyder's top post and agreed to accept. He will be officially named at the council meeting Monday, succeeding George Patterson who has held the job.

Snyder John Gayle Tulsa Milton Ham Gayle George Patterson Highland Park John W. Gayle Tulia Patterson West Texas State University Wtsu Alumi Association U.S. Navy

Linda Wright Named WTC instructor and community page note

Linda Wright named Western Texas College instructor in office occupations and cited for Who's Who in American Colleges. After Sul Ross grad, she taught at Sanderson and Snyder High Schools, now part time at WTC. Her husband Tommy is Snyder High School industrial arts teacher and their son is city manager in Highland Park.

Linda Wright Western Texas College Gene McClurg

Tax Suit Hearing Set For Aug 10 in Texas District Court

A temporary injunction hearing in a school tax suit filed by Jonisue and Lawson Stiff against Snyder Independent School District is set for Friday Aug 10 in 132nd District Court. The suit challenges the district's oil and gas royalty tax assessments and seeks to place all properties on the rolls at full market value. The case names 13 defendants including the board of trustees and tax officials. Judge Wayland Holt is disqualified. The presiding Midland judge Perry Pickett will appoint the hearing judge.

132Nd District Court Austin Jonisue Lawson Stiff Snyder Independent School District Equilization Board Stiffs Adrian M. Overstreet Board of Equalization Wayland G. Holt Scurryes Holt Jim Gregg Big Spring Perry Pickett Midland

Rationing Bill Faces Slim Chances Before Recess

Democratic leaders push a standby gasoline rationing bill to Carter, but prospects look slim as the Senate plans to reject the House version. House passage was 263 to 159 with amendments. Dingell warns compromise before recess would be very difficult. Senate and White House signal serious reservations amid thermostat and fuel provisions.

Washington Carter Congress Senate House John Dingell b-Mich Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Energy Committee White House

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SDN Cactus Patch Wacil McNair Douglas W. Williams Williams Iclove Council WTC Panhandle City Managers Association Tulsa Chamber of Commerce Tulsa Industrial Foundation Tulsa Rotary Club Texas City Management Association International City Management Association John Gayle Lee Page
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