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EDITION: Thursday, July 31, 2008 -- 08:01 AM
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'Gang of 10' nears roll out of energy plan as floor talks collapse
The collapse of Senate leadership negotiations over energy legislation is prompting greater attention on a bipartisan group planning to roll out a proposal they say would require concessions from both sides. The so-called Gang of 10 is planning to unveil a framework this week that relaxes oil-and-gas leasing bans on the outer continental shelf (OCS), coupled with conservation and alternative energy measures. Go to story #1
2. OFFSHORE DRILLING:
Calif. voters would back more coastal development -- poll
SAN FRANCISCO -- A slim majority of Californians favor drilling off their coast for more oil, according to a new poll out today from a public policy group based here. Go to story #2
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