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Pentagon Faces Higher Fuel Bills If Price Controls End
The Defense Department's annual fuel costs could rise by 150 to 160 million dollars after decontrol of domestic oil prices. Pentagon experts say most needs come from domestic sources and would be affected, with possible added charges of about 500 million dollars if aviation fuel surcharges rise. The move prompts budget concerns as Ford weighs veto and potential propane controls.
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