Survey of Ohioans shows support for off-shore drillingRespondents support lessening Uncle Sam's dependence on foreign oil
By Carmen Angelo
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WTAM's Nate Marinchick interviews Terry Fleming of the Ohio Petroleum Council
(Parma) - The majority of Ohioans questioned in a recent Harris Interactive poll says it supports increased access to domestic oil exploration and off-shore drilling.
62-Percent of respondents in the telephone poll somewhat or strongly agree the U-S should increase its' own oil and natural gas production domestically.
22-Percent of those polled oppose increased access to domestic oil and natural gas resources.
President Bush has already lifted the presidential ban on off-shore drilling. Congress has yet to do so. 500-Registered voters in Ohio were surveyed.
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WTAM's Nate Marinchick interviews Terry Fleming of the Ohio Petroleum Council(Parma) - The majority of Ohioans questioned in a recent Harris Interactive poll says it supports increased access to domestic oil exploration and off-shore drilling.
62-Percent of respondents in the telephone poll somewhat or strongly agree the U-S should increase its' own oil and natural gas production domestically.
22-Percent of those polled oppose increased access to domestic oil and natural gas resources.
President Bush has already lifted the presidential ban on off-shore drilling. Congress has yet to do so. 500-Registered voters in Ohio were surveyed.
(Copyright © 2008 Clear Channel. All rights reserved.)
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