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To: Stephen O who wrote (4917)3/28/1999 10:58:00 AM
From: Crimson Ghost  Respond to of 81084
 
Gas prices are climbing because of the combined impact of OPEC cuts and the Chevron fire. But the Chevron situation is temporary; the OPEC cuts are not.

Note that it takes just a small shortfall (the OPEC cuts total just 2.7% of global output) to send prices soaring because gasoline is a necessity. As different from gold as night and day. Love it or hate it, the yellow is not a necessity for modern civilization as is oil and gasoline.