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senior engineer with Pan Amer- ican Petroleum Corp., said here the company plans “to
for oil with imperial Oil Enter- prises off Canada’s East Coast. Addressing students at Nova
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j cover commercial quantities of hydrocarbons “on the Grand
$s ¢8-are—-published-— free — of |
~-~F about 31,000,000 acres on the
Scotia Technical College, Mr. Sloan said the companies “are -we-—ean dis-
Banks.” ee | Two wells—one 4,834 feet deep and the other 5,250 feet—were | (drilled, plugged and abandoned
| this “summer in an area about dri
Ro : 300 miles south of St. John's,
“SATURDAY PROGRAMS | Nfld.
Sees nae —-}— Pan—American—and—tmperial | pet, ~“CFCY-TV Oil have exploration rights to
Grand Banks. : < e
The 9,500 —=-'ton_ converted tanker Glomar Sirte, chartered from Global Marine Inc: of Los Angeles, was used in the drilling operation, which Mr. Sloan de- scribed as a “‘pre-planned data gathering program.” ESTIMATES. COSTS
The partnership has spent an
on the operation, but Mr.> Sloan declined to disclose the actual
cece ey
estimated $5,000,000 to $6,000,000 | 500
1965 to enable a physical study
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Banks a viable commercial | proposition.
Scientists have reported-con-| year. The company wanted to siderable siitcess from core| further study results before de- drillings during the summer of | ciding on further
Should-future exploration con-| %f-shore oil anywhere in
firm present optimism. _a_ mas sive ing platform similar to
Oil tapped either would be water pipeline, discharged from
a storage tanker permanently anchored above the well, or fed
piped ashore through “an-under- oad:
|Zambian Aid —
OTTAWA (CP). — Canada’s| pledge of a further $500,000 in! aid to-Zambia will be spent to | prdvide between 15 and 20 stra- | tegically located fuel storage} tanks, the external affairs de-' partment has annotinced.
Extra assistance was prom-
fairs Minister Martin. The landlocked African ‘aditional sup-|
ply___ route through Rhodesia j when_the white- supremacist-re-}
o Provide tanks
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into conventional tanker from 2! rubber tank —resting- on the ocean floor.
The combined land and sea operation .would -employ about |
* Oii* would have to be found in |
large quantities to make its production from the Grand
cost
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