referring to fig1 the injection / production apparatus of the present invention is illustrated generally as 10 and is comprised of an outer generally tubular assembly 20 , an inner generally tubular assembly 30 and a lower generally tubular assembly 40 which are secured together as hereinafter described . the outer tubular assembly comprises a tube 21 having an upper cap 22 releasably secured to one end thereof and a lower cap 23 releasably secured to the other end thereof . upper and lower caps 22 and 23 can be releasably secured to the ends of tube 21 by any suitable means such as , threaded collars 24 and 25 , respectively . caps 22 and 23 are preferably constructed from commercially available bull plugs which are utilized in the oil tool industry . both the upper and lower caps are provided with an aperture or opening . a generally annular collar 26 is positioned within the aperture in cap 23 and is fixedly secured and sealed to cap 23 by any suitable means , such as , by welds . aperture or opening 27 through the upper cap 22 and the inner diameter of collar 26 secured to lower cap 23 are sized to receive inner tubular assembly 30 . a plurality of circumferentially extending slots 28 are provided in tube 21 for purposes hereinafter described . preferably , slots 28 possess a combined area approximately equal to twice the cross sectional area of tube 21 . as illustrated , slots 28 are preferably longitudinally oriented and are uniformly spaced about the circumference of tube 21 . inner generally tubular assembly , illustrated generally as 30 , is partially comprised of joints of tubing 31 , 34 , and 39 . tubing joint 39 has a lower end thereof positioned within and secured to collar 26 by any suitable means , such as by mated screw threads . the other end of generally tubular assembly 30 is defined by a joint of tubing 31 which extends freely through aperture 27 in upper cap 22 of outer assembly 20 . the upper end of tubing joint 31 is mated with a threaded tubing collar 32 which may then be releasably secured to a tubing string positioned within the well and extending to the surface of the earth in a manner as will be evident to the skilled artisan . the tubing joints 31 , 34 and 39 are releasably secured together by means of threaded collars 33 and 38 . the lower end of tubing joint 34 is provided with a sliding sleeve assembly 35 , for example , a model &# 34 ; l &# 34 ; sliding sleeve manufactured by baker oil tools , inc . sliding sleeve assembly 35 is provided with a plurality of circumferentially extending slots or perforations 36 and an inner sleeve 37 . inner sleeve 37 may be manipulated by means of a wire line tool in a manner as hereinafter described to selectively close and open slots or performations 36 to permit communication between the interior and exterior of sliding sleeve assembly 35 . lower generally tubular assembly 40 is comprised of a tubing joint 41 having the upper end thereof positioned within collar 26 and secured therein by any suitable means , such as by mated screw threads . the lower end of tubing joint 41 is releasably secured to a sliding sleeve assembly 42 which is similar in construction and size to sliding sleeve assembly 35 . accordingly , sliding sleeve assembly 42 is provided with a plurality of circumferentially extending slots or perforations 43 and an inner sleeve 44 which may also be manipulated by means of a wire line lowered through the interior of the tubing string and tubing joints 31 , 34 , 39 and 41 to selectively close and / or open perforations or slots 43 so as to permit fluid communication between the interior and exterior of sliding sleeve assembly 42 . the external diameter of inner sleeves 37 and 44 are provided with at least two circumferentially extending elastomeric o - rings so as to provide the sealing function described above . the component parts of the injection and production apparatus of the present invention can be transported to a well site and readily assembled in the field prior to introduction into a well . a well illustrated generally as 50 in fig2 comprises a well bore 51 having a generally tubular casing 52 secured to the walls thereof by any suitable means , such as cement , as will be evident to the skilled artisan . an interval of casing 52 which is juxtaposed to a subterranean formation of interest is provided with a plurality of perforations 53 to establish fluid communication between the well bore 51 and the subterranean formation of interest . as further illustrated in fig2 prior to introduction of the apparatus 10 of the present invention into well bore 51 , a tailpipe 47 is mated with collar 46 on the lower end of sliding sleeve assembly 42 by any suitable means , such as . by screw threads . tailpipe 47 is provided with an expandable packer 48 and a perforated nipple 49 to permit entry of fluids into tailpipe 47 as hereinafter described in detail . a conventional tubing string 60 is releasably secured to the upper end of assembly 10 by coupling the end of tubing string 60 to collar 32 , such as , by screw threads . tubing string 60 extends through well head 62 at the surface of the earth and extends through a tubing master valve 64 . well head 62 is further provided with a flow line 66 which communicates with the annulus between tubing string 60 and casing 52 . flow line 66 is equipped with a valve 68 to control flow of fluids therethrough . apparatus 10 is suspended from tubing string 60 and lowered into the well until perforated nipple 49 is adjacent perforations 53 in casing 51 . thereafter , mechanical packer 48 is expanded into contact with casing 51 as will be evident to the skill artisan . as the injection and production apparatus of the present invention is positioned within well bore 51 , the sleeves of both sliding sleeve assemblies 35 and 42 sealingly cover slots or perforations 36 and 43 , respectively , thereby preventing fluid communication between the interior and exterior of the sliding sleeve assemblies . accordingly , as illustrated in fig3 a treatment fluid is injected via tubing string 60 and the interior of inner assembly 30 and lower assembly 40 . the injected fluid enters well bore 51 through perforated nipple 49 and flows through perforations 53 in casing 52 and into the subterranean formation to be treated . thereafter , the well may be shut in by closing valves 64 and 68 for a suitable period of time to permit the injected treating fluid to reside within the subterranean formation . after shut in , the well is returned to production by opening valve 64 . as illustrated in fig4 the pressure of gas in the treatment fluid and / or formation gas causes the fluids present in the formation to flow through perforations 53 into well bore 51 and through perforated nipple 49 . since the sliding sleeves of the sliding sleeve assemblies are still in a position blocking slots or perforations 36 and 43 , the formation fluids are produced through the apparatus 10 of the present invention in a manner as illustrated and as described above with respect to injection of fluids therethrough and through tubing string 60 to the surface of the earth for further processing at a conventional production station . when the formation pressure which was increased as a result of the injection of the treatment fluid subsides to a degree which is insufficient to produce fluids to the well head , i . e ., the well dies , an artificial lift in the form of a pump must be utilized to produce further fluids from the formation . in accordance with the method of the present invention , a wireline tool is inserted via tubing string 60 and through the interior of apparatus 10 of the present invention to slide sleeve 44 present in sliding sleeve assembly 42 upwardly so as to uncover slots or perforations 43 , respectively . thereafter , a blanking or tubing plug 70 is lowered through tubing string 60 by a suitable wire line tool as will be evident to the skilled artisan . blanking plug 70 is jarred by the wire line tool through the sliding sleeve profile present in sliding sleeve assembly 35 and is lowered into the sliding sleeve profile present in sliding sleeve assembly 42 . as thus positioned within the sliding sleeve profile , plug 70 prevents axial fluid flow through sliding sleeve assembly 42 . a wireline tool is again inserted through tubing string 60 and through the interior of apparatus 10 to slide sleeve 37 upwardly so as to uncover slots or perforations 36 in sliding sleeve assembly 35 . an insert pump 80 , for example , 21 / 2 &# 34 ;× 2 &# 34 ;× 20 &# 39 ; insert pump with a soft packed plunger manufactured by national supply company , is lowered through tubing string 60 via a sucker rod string 82 and is landed in the profile in the upper sliding sleeve assembly 35 . as illustrated in fig5 the insert pump is then connected to a pumping unit located at the surface , such as , a conventional horsehead reciprocating pumping unit , by means of sucker rod string 82 . the surface pumping unit is then activated and during the pump cycle , fluids are produced from the formation into well bore 51 . these produced fluids include treatment gas previously injected into the formation and / or formation gas . the substantial portion of the gas produced with fluids will enter via perforations 53 into well bore 51 as entrained or dissolved within the produced fluid . the fluids are pumped through perforated nipple 49 and tubing joint 47 into lower sliding sleeve assembly 42 . plug 70 causes fluids within sliding sleeve assembly 42 to be diverted through slots or perforations 43 and into the annulus between the apparatus 10 of the present invention and the casing 52 . packer 48 seals the annulus between tubing joint 47 and casing 52 thereby preventing produced fluids from flowing downwardly within the annulus past packer 48 . as these fluids are diverted through slots or perforations 43 into the annulus , the concomitant pressure drop causes gas entrained or solubilized in the liquids to break out of solution . thus , as gas and liquid travel upwardly in the annulus between the apparatus 10 and casing 52 , gas will travel within this annulus to well head 62 and be produced at the surface via flow line 66 and valve 68 for further transportation and processing . liquid flowing upwardly in the annulus will enter slots 28 in tube 21 of the outer tubular assembly 20 and flow through slots or perforations 36 of upper sliding sleeve assembly 35 . plug 70 will cause the fluid level within apparatus 10 to rise and be produced by insert pump 80 through tubing string 60 and to the surface for further transportation and processing . the following example demonstrates the practice and utility of the present invention but is not to be construed as limiting the scope thereof . an injection and production apparatus is constructed in accordance with the present invention . the outer tubular assembly is constructed from an approximately 40 ft long joint of 51 / 2 in . outer diameter casing . each end of the casing is provided with screw threads which are mated with 51 / 2 in . casing collars . a 51 / 2 in . bull plug having an aperture machined therethrough to accept a 27 / 8 in . collar as hereinafter described is mated with one such casing collar . the other casing collar is mated with a 51 / 2 in . bull plug having a 3 . 75 in . diameter hole machined into the end thereof . a 27 / 8 in . internally threaded tubing collar is welded into place within the appropriate bull plug such that the 51 / 2 in . outer diameter casing is concentrically located about the 27 / 8 in . tubing collar . the casing is then slotted or perforated near the upper end thereof below the casing collar and the bull plug having the 3 . 75 in . diameter hole machined therethrough . the combined area of the slots is approximately twice the cross sectional area of the 51 / 2 in . outer diameter casing . a baker model &# 34 ; l &# 34 ; sliding sleeve is mated with an approximately 3 ft long , 27 / 8 in . outer diameter tubing sub . the other end of the sliding sleeve is attached to an approximately 31 ft long joint of 27 / 8 in . outer diameter tubing which in turn is secured to an approximately 6 ft long , 27 / 8 in . outer diameter tubing sub by means of a 27 / 8 in . tubing collar . this inner tubular assembly is inserted through the 3 . 75 in . diameter hole machined into the end of one bull plug and is threadably secured to the 27 / 8 in . tubing collar which is welded to the other bull plug of the outer tubular assembly . an approximately 10 ft long , 27 / 8 in . outer diameter tubing sub is screwed into the bottom of the 27 / 8 in . collar of the outer tubular assembly and a baker model &# 34 ; l &# 34 ; sliding sleeve is secured to this tubing sub . as thus constructed , the apparatus of the present invention is ready to be assembled to an appropriate tailpipe with accompanying packer and also to a suitable tubing string for entry into a well to be treated in accordance with the process of the present invention . alternative to the manner of assembly set forth in the example , the bull plug having a 3 . 75 in . diameter hole may be mated with the other casing collar of the outer tubular assembly after the inner tubular assembly is secured to the 27 / 8 in . tubing collar which is welded to the other bull plug of the outer tubular assembly . the injection and production apparatus 10 of the present invention eliminates the need to remove an injection tubing from a well and run in a separate tubing string for producing fluid from the well . accordingly , use of the apparatus of the present invention eliminates the need for a kill fluid . further , tagging bottom to unseat a stuck traveling valve and the attendant damage caused to a downhole pump is also eliminated by the apparatus and process of the present invention . the apparatus and process of the present invention can be applied in conjunction with the injection of any fluid into a subterranean formation where fluid is injected into and produced from the formation via the same well and where fluid produced from the formation includes gas . the apparatus and process of the present invention are preferably employed in conjunction with a cyclic gas injection / production process , such as a cyclic co 2 injection / production process . while the foregoing preferred embodiments of the inventions have been described and shown , it is understood that the alternatives and modifications , such as those suggested and others , may be made thereto and fall within the scope of the invention .