Marcellus reserves redefine U.S. gas outlook
Two independent firms argue the Marcellus Shale contains far larger and cheaper gas reserves than government estimates. S&P says it could hold almost half of proven U.S. reserves, while ITG finds federal estimates understated. The results push gas demand upward for buses, industry and power, and raise questions about future production and regulations.
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Cell phone thefts surge nationwide in key cities
Thefts of mobile phones rise steeply across major U.S. cities. San Francisco reports smartphones as a top robbery target on transit, with similar spikes in Oakland New York and Los Angeles. Authorities propose databases to disable stolen devices and curb the market while noting billions in losses.
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Local theater recalls Bramwell’s ghostly strolls on brick streets
The show featured Kelly Murphy Eller as a gypsy fortune teller and Kes Blackwell as Otto Camp with Karl Miller playing himself amid twists along Bramwell’s tree lined avenues. Bill Archer handled inquiries at barcher bottonline.com for details.
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Romney argues Obama lacks a second term agenda
Romney blasts Obama for not outlining a plan for four more years and pledges a bold tax code and entitlement reform. He criticizes debt, health care, taxes, energy and Medicare while Obama counters with details missing from Romney’s brief. The rivals shift to foreign policy as Libyan and Iran issues surface amid campaign events and a looming debate.
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