Gas station shutdowns possible as dealers seek price hike
Pittsburgh AP reports Western Pennsylvania gas stations may close Friday if demands are unmet. About 1,000 dealers protest federal rules by seeking a uniform two cent per gallon rise. only emergency stations in Pittsburgh area likely to stay open. PSSDA says Cambria and Somerset members will shut briefly. 37 Centre County dealers voted against participation.
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