Gas drive-offs rise with high fuel prices across U S
Bill Douglass, operator of nine Sherman convenience stores, reports monthly drive-offs averaging 500 to 1,000 dollars per store as gas prices climb. Nationally, self serve regular averages 1.68 a gallon this summer, sparking lawsuits and tougher penalties in Kansas Georgia and several other states. Drive-off thefts hit interstates and big cities hardest, with young men most often the offenders.
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Texas may borrow to seal abandoned wells
San Antonio Texas Railroad Commissioner Tony Garza proposes using funds from the Oil Field Cleanup Fund and Clean Water State Revolving Fund to seal abandoned wells. The plan aims to seal about 1,600 wells per year, far short of an estimated 25,000 needing closure, as producers may exit rather than post bonds.
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Texas justices’ abortion opinions show split stands
The Texas Supreme Court divided over parental notification for minors seeking abortion. Six justices supported allowing a minor to bypass a parent, while dissenters and concurring opinions criticized speed and questioned legislative intent. Justice Hecht urged fuller consideration of options and history.
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