W.T.W. Oil Co Inc., in the News
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In the years prior to the formation of WTW, Bill Waggoner always attempted to keep his business activities out of the headlines. Operating as a private person or under one of his business entities there was never a need to service and maintain a public image. Additionally, many of his partners and investors wished to keep a low profile and the often required confidentiality.
Mr. Waggoner continued this practice after the formation of WTW and throughout that Company?s research into the PreCambrian Anomaly. But it is not possible to be an aggressive innovator without creating third-party print. Tax supported institutions and agencies, and certain other entities that assist in research also require the disclosure of that research after a limited grace period. Consequently, two articles have recently been published concerning his work.
See:
Natural Resources Research,
H2-rich and hydrocarbon gas recovered in a deep Precambrian well in northern Kansas
vol. 16, No. 3, 2007. The complete bibliographic reference is:
Newell, K.D., Doveton, J.H., Merriam D.F., Sherwood Lollar, B., Waggoner, W.M., and Magnuson, L.M., 2007, H2-rich and hydrocarbon gas recovered in a deep Precambrian well in northeastern Kansas: Natural Resources Research, vol. 16, no. 3, p. 277-292. The complete article can be acquired by going to the following address (see abstract and how to obtain full article). http://www.springerlink.com/content/l75104g202j4120w/?p=cceceb107761445eae0f0d467aa01c9b&pi=2Oil & Gas Journal (Subscriber), Northeast Kansas well tests oil, gas possibilities in PreCambrian rocks. vol. 105 issue 35, dated September 17, 2007. It can be found at http://ogj.com/pastissues/index.cfm Subscribers, enter your User ID and Password, then scroll down to the article. We expect to see other similar research and analysis papers concerning WTW and the Precambrian Anomaly from other prestigious publishers in the near future.
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