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iie (ZuMtUa* RECORD
THURSDAY 12 JULY 2001
HEMPHILL (WILDCAT A
BITFALO WALLOW Granite
Wash) Bravo Natural Runum,
Inc.. #4054 Vandiver. (US' from
North A TOT from Weat line. 8er
14.M i.HAGN. PD 1300(7
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BUFFALO WALLOW Granite
Waah) Bravo Natural Resources,
Inc. #3044 Wdlu. 46T from
North A 221 O’ from Wert tine.
Sec tt.M-2.HAGN, PD IMOff
LIPSCOMB (WILDCAT A
NORTH MAMMOTH CREEK
Cleveland) Samaon Lone Star
Ltd Partnership, #5 Fa** Ul*t
■W5. 2640 from South A 2465’
from Eart hne. Sec
9K1.43.HATC, PD KXXX7
LIPSCOMB (WILDCAT A
NORTH MAMMOTH CREEK
Cleveland) Samson Lone Star
Ltd. Partnership, #5 Gooch Urn*
•W4’, 2640 from South A Eart
hne. Sec. 984.43.H4TC. PD
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LIPSCOMB (WILDCAT A
NORTH MAMMOTH CREEK
Cleveland) Samaon Lone Star
Ltd Partnership. #6 Mug* Es-
tate. 215O' from North A 2250'
from Wert hne. See.
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Chevron USA. lac., #1-47
Alexandra, 138(7 from North A
mo from Wert hne. Sec.
47A-7.HAGN, PD 13300 Rule
37—Amended to change well
Livestock drugs tied to
spread of resistant bacteria
WHEELER
(PANHANDLE) Bladgaek OU A
Gas. Inc.. Copeland. Sc.
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Sand Springs Home Dolo. Dtv.
for the following well*
#1, fpod 5-12-66, plugged
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Oil & Gas Reporting
Service
Location. Completion & Plugging Report
DORIS HARRISON
Box 205. Pampa. Texas 79065 806/665-5800
Another link has ben added
to the chain researcher* are forg-
ing between the spread of anUta-
otic resistant bacteria and the
widespread uee of the drags in
large-scale livestock operations
"It seems that the problem of
anUbtoOr-reautant bacteria u in-
creasing and also the number of
these confinement livestock facili-
ties are increasing," said Darrin
Quahnan. executive secretary of
the National Fanners Union. “It
looks kke the problem is getting
worse, not better *
Researchers at the Uiuvensty
of IUumm banre documented the
transfer of antibiotic-reaastant
genes from large-scale hog facib
tie* to surrounding water and
sotL It’s proof, they say, of how re-
uatant genes can enter the food
chain.
It's also the kind of evidence
researchers aay is lacking to tie
antibiotic resistance in humans,
and the creation of so-called
superbugs, to widespread use at
antibiotics in the livestock
industry.
That final link is eiurtve but
Rustam Aminov, one of the Illi-
nois aoenUtU. says it's not an un-
reasonable conclusion with 76 per
cent of antibiotics in the United
States finding their wav into meat
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you cJecmhcme
Ct* 323-6461 txt*
and poultry “It is just a question
of the «cale," he says. “If* incred-
ible in this industry 9
Using DNA Aminov and a
team of scientists connected tet-
racycline-resistant genes from
two hog facilities to bacteria in
surrounding soil and groundwa-
ter. “We tried to uncover these
processes using the fingerprint-
ing technique we developed here,
so we can confirm the identity of
anbfaiotic-resHtant genes which
reside in the animal '
Although it wasn’t part of their
published findings. Aminov said
they found evidence the genes
had been transferred to E. cob
bacteria It was the same strain of
E. coll, likely from a livestock op-
eration, that was responsible for
seven deaths in Waikerton last
year.
Antifatotics have traditionally
been used to treat nek animals
But another and increasingly con-
troversial use is as a regular part
of an animal* diet, to spur growth
and prevent illness.
In particular, they are used by
intensive livestock operations
where thousands of animals are
kept in fairly confined spaces
“Antibiotics compensate for
bad agricultural practices,"
charges Aminov Martin Rice of
the Canadian Pork Council, dis-
agrees. He says modern hog op-
erations reduce exposure to
disease But he acknowledges the
increasing controversy over the
non-therapeutic use of antibiotics
and says it’s an issue every
farmer has to consider carefully
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Businesj
Briefs
Railroad
sek invited
along with other i
ties to attend the ]
mission of Texas' 52nd|
State of the Oil and Gas f
meeting. The event is i
for fcX am. on We
25, in Room 1-1H of the 1
Travis Buiidmg. 1701 No
grass Avenue, m Austin ]
second year, the annual
will be broadcast live
Internet and will be i
the Railroad Commission i
www.rn.rtate.tx.us. The i
will offer the Commission ]
speetive on the past
also highlighting the
the industry may face in I
Cure Registration for
will begin one hour pnor JP the
■Mating. Written copies i
merit* not longer than I
utes, should be submitted I
time, five copies are i
dustry stakeholders
ested parties are
address specific problems at ton
cents, as wefl a offer suggMBons
(at improving the way tht Bail
road Commission of TexgBpsn-
ducts business #28
An anthrax outbreak I
Texas has ranchers i
cording to Associated Prrti i
ports. Officials have sstil 'Wt
warnings that hundreds 4f Aaar
and several horses and cattithare
died in the last week. Tha tea.-
Animal Health ComwinsMB says
exposures to the (team haw
been reported m several coatite
In Dei Rio, a ranch worhar who
skinned an animal that may has.
died from the disease is bettisad to
have contracted anthrax OXnac-
say he’s responding to treatment
Anthrax is a bacteria sornatees
used in biological warfare. B rap-
idly produces toxins that c
vere damage to the
system and brain Unb
tienta usually die within day
A free Veterans
nar will be held Thursday
at the Ochiltree County
Center Meeting Room at
Center Fairgrounds ia
A representative will be
to asrtrt with a
available prograi
Veterans Homes. 1 ngkMM
skilled care ia now avadMAi fa
Temple, Ftoresvile. Big .Spring
and Bonham: Land Program.
840.000 low-interest loan for X
years. Housing Program. 8150,000
low-interest loon for X years.
Home Improvement Program
*25.000 low interest loan for V
yean. Registration begins at 6
p m and the seminar will start at
6JO pm For information cal
1-8062S2-VETS or log on to
wwwgte.alrt.tx.ua #28
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Ezzell, Nancy & Brown, Laurie Ezzell. The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 111, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 2001, newspaper, July 12, 2001; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth736047/m1/23/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hemphill County Library.