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To: Jennifer O who wrote (4770)	9/15/2000 11:16:23 AM
From: theniteowl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 100058

whativer, there is more to the article in the link, it states that in 1981 there were 324 operable refineries with 69% capacity utilization and in 1999 there were 159 operable refineries with 96% utilization, just a messenger <gg>

To: Jennifer O who wrote (4770)	9/15/2000 9:27:59 PM
From: flyeguy99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 100058

>>Message #4770 from whativer at Sep 15, 2000 11:00 AM theniteowl: "the US simply does not have enough refining capacity to meet demand, no matter how much OPEC crude supply is released in the global market" What is your take on where did the refining capacity went? I mean the capacity before OPEC cut production?>> Get Bush/Cheney in there in Nov and you'll see how fast this "oil problem" goes away, they'll whip OPEC into shape in no time, or else.. Fly