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To: Dwight E. Karlsen who wrote (37410)	2/12/1999 12:06:00 AM
From: A. Geiche	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 95453

Dwight, the point is we have OIL CRISIS. Our own and the world's oil economy is being destroyed. We are in the midst of a serious disease. And yet your logic (or it is sophistry) is telling us that it is good for the public. The public may benefit from the low oil prices, but you know very well that this benefit is of very short duration, for these low prices are temporary. But the consequences of the damages to oil industry will be bad scars on our and world economy for very long time. The high oil prices are bad for public; bud too low oil prices are destructive to the industry that serves to this public. Dwight, you would not like to enjoy some savings giving your horse less food, would you? The answer to the dilemma is very simple and obvious: you should give to your horse what is necessary to maintain its well being. And so is with the oil prices: they must be just NORMAL.. And the primary responsibility of the government is to take care of this normality, the balance in the life of the country..