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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1974

Page

8

Offshore oil and gas reserves could meet U.S. needs for years

Houston report notes geological surveys show vast undiscovered oil and natural gas under coastal waters. Despite environmental protests, offshore exploration surged after a Dec. 20 lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico, with estimates of 160 to 190 billion barrels of oil and 820 to 1,110 trillion cubic feet of gas un tapped offshore.

Houston America Gulf of Mexico Mavida Gulf Coast California Santa +2 Barbara Channel Channel G United States Santa Barbara Channel Middle East Herbert D. Drechsler Columbia University Dreschler Tigs U.S. Geological Survey Alaska Pacific Coast Europe North Sea Great Britain

Offshore oil debate shapes U S energy outlook

Ethadane AL ton Woody reports the United States seeks 75 percent oil self sufficiency by 1980 aided by North Sea imports while a Santa Barbara moratorium slows coast leases. Geologists cite Atlantic and Gulf deposits but environmental pauses and delays persist.API officials urge Atlantic opening due to East Coast consumption.

Santa Barbara Louisiana Texas U.S Atlantic Gulf of Alaska Wilson M. Laird American Petroleum Institute Wright Frank Ikard API Atlantic Seaboard

Aluminum magnet may save oil by recycling cans

Menlo Park based Combustion Power Co unveils an aluminum repelling magnet that pulls aluminum can stock from waste for recycling. The system uses an electromagnet to sweep aluminum cans off a conveyor, converting waste into fuel and easing disposal costs. Officials say recycled aluminum is valuable and helps offset system operating pennies per hour.

Menlo Park API Combustion Power Company Combustion Power Co Bert D. Hildebrand

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