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Senate Eyes 40 MPG Auto Fuel Economy Bill
A Mid East crisis sparks renewed push for 40 mpg average fuel economy with a Senate vote due Monday and House activists threatening to bypass the Energy and Commerce Committee. Supporters argue a 40 mpg standard could save millions of barrels of oil daily while automakers warn of economic disruption and job losses. Transportation Secretary Skinner fears higher mileage goals will raise fatalities and urges a Bush veto.
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