The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT94) HOUSTON -- March 2, 2005 -- URBAN-OIL-DRILLING-2 -- Henry Idlebird, left, and a neighbor, James Turner, live across the street from an oil rig in a working-class area of Houston. The men in Houston in February. Oil drilling has long been a more common sight on the arid plains of West Texas, but oil prices topping $50 a barrel are now luring wildcatters to urban areas written off until recently as uneconomical by the energy industry. Small oil companies like Ballard Exploration of Houston are relying on maps from the 1930s and new exploration methods in their attempts to find oil amid this city's unruly sprawl. (Michael Stravato/The New York Times)
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The New York Times Agency
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