Energy survey shows New England pain from high fuel prices
A UPI survey across six New England states finds gasoline and heating oil costs rising, with prices up about 15 cents a gallon and eight cents for heating oil from a year ago. Residents fear tariff hikes and ongoing economic strain, while some see adequate supply but high prices and conservation.
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Audet
New England
Timothy Wilson
Maine
UPI
New
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Concord
Cobleigh
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Ralph Easton
Better Home Heating Council
Joe Jones
Dan
Gulf Orange Disk Station
Manchester, Conn
Joe Fitzpatrick
Southboro
Mass
Wade Welshons
Cambridge
Henry Sharpe
Memorial Exxon
Ford
David J. Harrigan
Connecticut Energy Agency
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Washington
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