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> washingtonpost.com

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> U.S. Gas Prices Make Record Jump

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>

> The Associated Press

> Monday, August 25, 2003; 8:42 AM

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> CAMARILLO, Calif. - Supply shortages pushed average retail gasoline prices

> up more than 15 cents a gallon nationally during the past two weeks, the

> largest retail price hike on record since the Lundberg Survey began

keeping

> records 50 years ago.

>

> The survey of 8,000 service stations on Friday showed an average of all

> grades of gasoline, including taxes, reached $1.7484 a gallon, just short

> of the survey's all-time high weighted average of $1.7608 set last March

> 21, analyst Trilby Lundberg said Sunday.

>

> Self-serve regular gasoline showed an average weighted price of $1.7191 a

> gallon, with mid-grade at $1.8127 and premium grade at $1.9046.

>

> Phoenix had the highest leap in the nation during the two-week period,

with

> prices jumping 60.42 cents a gallon for self-serve regular. On Aug. 22,

> self-serve regular averaged $2.1425, the highest price in the nation for

> that grade.

>

> By comparison, the lowest price for that grade was in Charleston, S.C.,

> where the average for self-serve regular was $1.4920.

>

> Temporary refinery shutdowns caused by the massive East Coast/Midwest

> blackout combined with a break in a major pipeline in Arizona to cause the

> supply disruptions, Lundberg said.

>

> However, the reopening of the pipeline and the end of the blackout means

> gas prices should fall thanks to the traditional decline in demand in

> September and an influx of imported gasoline attracted by the current high

> prices, she said.

>

> http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A41580-2003Aug25?language=printer

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Its $2.23 here in Eureka, and that is regular.

 

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> > U.S. Gas Prices Make Record Jump

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> > The Associated Press

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> > $2.1425, the highest price in the nation for

> > that grade.

 

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Grrrrr! And the gas companies are

saying Eureka.

 

Ed

 

 

Christ Michael

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Tuesday, August 26, 2003

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Its $2.23 here in Eureka, and that is regular.

 

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