Bargain my bum, I have a friend who has relatives in Venezuela, gas is 40
cents a gallon American there.
Jim in Palmdale
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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 12:33 PM
Subject: I just read this, think the handwriting is on the wall for us all
this year ....
> GET READY FOR THREE-DOLLAR-A-GALLON GASOLINE
> With some cities seeing $2-a-gallon gas, some analysts say
> that gas at $3-a-gallon can't be far behind. Anyone who has
> ever visited other countries comes home realizing what a
> bargain gasoline is in the States. Well, according to the
> industry publication COMTEX, America may soon be playing
> catch up. The main reason that gas may see an incredible
> rise in its pricing is dwindling inventories. On the west
> coast, where last year prices in excess of $2.30 per gallon
> in San Diego and San Francisco prompted calls for
> regulatory oversight, many refiners point to accidents at
> production centers. At least one refiner now says that if
> California has rolling power blackouts this summer
> refineries may have to limit their operating hours to
> protect their equipment, further adding to gas prices.
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