Re: Fuel prices not dropping

#1

Guess it all depends on where one lives. $1.399 here

mike hunt

Gored wrote:

Quote:

Why aren't fuel prices dropping like expected? There is a web site that
shows a graph of fuel prices since 1995. I thought after the war we would
see a decrease, but regular gas is up 10 cents a gallon from the same time
last year. See it at www.storydata.com

#2

Aside from "AA" bashing our President which is really unnecessary.

The discussion is on fuel prices.

Prices in WPA for regular are 1.39 and in Western VA 1.30 where VA
usually has prces .10 to .15 lower than PA.
West Virginia is the highest I have traveled through with regular at
1.59
NC 1.39
SC 1.35

This is the week of June 15, 2003

AA wrote:

Quote:

"Gordo" <statsman (AT) excite (DOT) com> wrote in
news:13ZKa.730$Fy1.33593@localhost:

Why aren't fuel prices dropping like expected? There is a web site
that shows a graph of fuel prices since 1995. I thought after the war
we would see a decrease, but regular gas is up 10 cents a gallon from
the same time last year. See it at www.storydata.com

President oil likes to keep prices high for his oil friends. Also, it's
summer and the oil companies always keep the prices high in summer for
summer travel.

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