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To: Kirk © who wrote (3750)1/19/2016 10:15:36 AM
From: rdkflorida2  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26786
 
$1.719 in St.Pete area. Did you see the latest on the Michigan gas price war? .479 in Houghton Lake area. Amazing. I'm starting to think sub $20 crude soon.



To: Kirk © who wrote (3750)1/19/2016 10:46:35 AM
From: berniel  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26786
 
California’s traditionally high gas prices are attributed to local taxes and fees—among the highest in the country—as well as state regulations regarding a special low-pollution blend, which means stations get their supply only from certain refineries. In Southern California, a damaged Exxon Mobil refinery (it had an explosion earlier this year) has also decreased already limited supply in the area—leading to higher prices.


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