Energy officials search for reasons for gasoline price spikes
Anna Oberthur Associated Press writer
California residents are being urged to drive their cars less to help stem the rapid increase in gas prices throughout the state.
“The bottom line is, for this summer we are going to have to do like we did during the energy crisis and make conservation and reducing demand something that we talk abo....
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