[AT] O.T. gas on the rise again

[charlie hill]

It's not much better here in NC.  I think part of it is that  most of the 
gasoline in this region gets here on  a pipeline that runs up from the gulf 
coast.  Other regions of the country might be getting some or all of their 
fuel from refineries in other areas.  Other than that it is just the oil 
companies/jobbers taking advantage of the situation.

Charlie


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> What's going on in georgia that the prices there are significantly
> higher than most of the rest of the country? (California excepted,
> of course)
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> Phil
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>>From    : Greg Aksdal <gaksdal at g-net.net>
> Sent    : Thu, 29 Sep 2005 02:29:09 -0400
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>>Well a it seems someone thought everybody in this area must have become
> overnight millionaires, we're up to $3.29 per gal. , up .41 cents in 12
> hours. Looks like it might be a tough winter ahead.
>
> Greg Aksdal
> Pembroke, Ga.
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