Oil Flow To Peak Likely Before End Of 1993 Says USGS
USGS researchers David H. Root and Emil D. Attanasi warn world oil production may peak before 1993 ends as exploration wanes and no crude substitute is near. They note few unexplored areas remain and emphasize the need for new supplies. The report was prepared for a Society of Plastics Engineers meeting.
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New York
U.S. Geological Survey
David H. Root
Emil D. Attanasi
Society of Plastics Engineers
New Oreland
Trade talks stall as China slows signing effort
AP reports on Juanita Kreps saying China faces difficulty signing a detailed trade agreement and progress will not be fast. A separate item notes a House energy subcommittee’s tour of Three Mile Island as part of its inquiry, aiming for hearings in Washington. Also covered is a weekend execution style killing at Mitchell’s Drug Store in Shreveport, with no leads yet and possible robbery of money and drugs.
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Peking
Juanita Kreps
Middletown
House
Three Mile Island
Morris Udall
House Interior Committee
Arizona Democrat
Washington
Shreveport
Terry Shields
Mitchell
Nonie Lee Freeman
Clements poll finds Texas voters rate him above Carter and Legislature
A $10,000 telephone survey of 600 registered voters disclosed at an early morning news conference by campaign director Tom Read shows 55 percent say Governor Bill Clements is doing an excellent or good job while 39 percent rate him as fair or poor. Carter gets 32 percent good or excellent and 67 percent fair or poor. the Legislature garners 21 percent good or excellent and 56 percent fair or poor.
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Austin
Bill Clements
Texas
Carter
Tom Read
Alexandria
Clements Read
Clements
John Wayne Receives Support Amid Cancer Treatment
Actor John Wayne, 71, remains hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center after cancer was found during surgery to clear an intestinal blockage. Hospitals say he has had a comfortable night, with hundreds of prayers and well wishes pouring in, and President Carter visiting to say he is in good spirits and joking with staff.
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Los Angeles
John Wayne
Wayne
Ucla Medical Center
Joyce Farish
Carter
California Gasoline Lines Show Nationwide Shortage
Gasoline stockpiles shrink nationwide with California hardest hit as drivers queue before dawn at Inglewood pumps. Other areas report partial relief as allocations arrive, while Albany stations mostly closed. President Carter warns shortages may worsen and plans to have Schlesinger assess causes.
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Associated Press
California
Albany
N.Y
Jim Benton
Gasoline Retailers Association of
New York
Dodger Stadium
Carter rejects closing all nuclear plants as not possible
President Carter told leaders of a major anti nuclear rally that shutting down all nuclear power plants is out of the question while noting a need to address differing positions on nuclear energy. He called Sunday’s Capitol protest peaceful and effective and said the issue has become national.
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H.josef Hebert
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
United States
White House
Chicago
Anne Wexler
Stuart Eizenstat
Capitol
Jimmy Carter
Ralph Nader
Yes
Benjamin Spock
C C Membership Panel Is Forming
The Snyder Chamber of Commerce will form a standing membership committee within days. Mike Graves will chair the panel, with Bill Warner directing. The group plans to update current rolls, contact delinquent accounts, and launch a full membership drive in late summer or early fall. The aim is a routine, ongoing membership operation with potential for growth.
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Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Bill Warner
Mike Graves
Chamber
Weather Summary for Snyder and West Texas
Partly cloudy weather with warm afternoons dominates. Highs reach near 80 in Snyder on Saturday and mid 80s to near 100 in West Texas valleys. Lows range from 41 to mid 60s, with no precipitation today and a total 1979 rainfall of 4.09 inches.
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Snyder
Texas
Big Bend
Poll Favors Draft Calls For Women In Uniform
Washington AP reports a Civic Service Inc poll with North American Newspaper Alliance shows more than half of supporters of a return to conscription favor including women in the draft. The survey indicates near split on reinstating the draft. In Scurry County, commissioners consider Don Osborn’s request for an additional girls softball diamond at Towle Memorial Park.
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Washington
Civic Service Inc
Newspaper
Alliance
Scurry County
Towle Memorial Park
Don Osborn
Questioned claim on Badger Hole festival cancellation
Sheriff Keith Collier denies issuing any order to cancel the Badger Hole music festival. Scurry County Sheriff confirms meeting with a Colorado River Municipal Water District official about lease conflicts. Collier states no cancellation order was given or heard from CRMWD.
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Badger Hole
Keith Collier
Scurry County
Colorado River Municipal Water District
CRMWD
Collier
Zoning Requests On Snyder City Agenda
Zoning changes and board appointments are on tonight's Snyder City Council agenda. The 6:30 p.m. meeting at city hall includes bids for water plant and city hall supplies, appointing council members to the motel tax committee, and an ordinance to establish a fire lane for delinquent taxes.
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Snyder
City Hall
Rod Waller
Israelis Bomb PLO Camp in Lebanon Amid Peace Talk
Israeli jets bombed a Palestinian guerrilla camp 11 miles north of Metulla in Lebanon for the second straight day, with the attack reported by an Israeli military spokesman. A PLO spokesman in Beirut said there were no casualties as Prime Minister Begin vowed to keep striking guerrilla bases while offering to negotiate peace with Lebanon.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Reihah
Metulla
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Menachem Begin
Deadline Near For Mother Of Year Letters
Only two more days remain for nominations in The Snyder Daily News Mother Of The Year contest. Anyone may nominate a mother by a brief letter outlining reasons. The winner will receive flowers and a feature in the Mother's Day issue. nominations must reach the newspaper office by Wednesday.
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Snyder Daily New
Snyder Daily News
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