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Texas Disaster Declaration Could Help Steady the Price of Diesel | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News (opens the original)
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With diesel fuel becoming expensive in many places and scarce in some others, Governor Greg Abbott says he's hoping to ease the growing crisis by declaring a disaster. Diesel fuel is considered the "fuel of industry" because it's so widely used, in most farm equipment (meaning a shortage of fuel could cause a shortage of food) and in buses, trains, and delivery trucks (meaning a shortage of fuel could cause a shortage of goods delivered everywhere). "Russian and Middle Eastern export flows have
"Free Gas" Card In the Mail? It's Probably a Scam | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News (opens the original)
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There is no free lunch, and there is no free gas. That's the message from the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) about cards that have been arriving in some people's mailboxes offering free gasoline and even free groceries, but it's a scam. People are receiving cards from a group called the AAPP, which looks a lot like AARP, with notices that the free gas is waiting for the consumer, but it's a "limited time offer" with accompanying tracking numbers, bar codes, or other important-loo
Car Pro Hails President Trump's Lower, More Realistic Fuel Mileage Standards | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has approved new standards for vehicle economy, and some car buffs are calling them a return to common sense. The problem has been that during the Joe Biden administration, it was decided that by 2031 American vehicles had to achieve 50 miles per gallon. "Something had to be done," says Jerry Reynolds, host of "The Car Pro" show heard on Texas radio stations, "because under the previous administration the corporate fuel average had to be over 50 miles to the gallon by 2031
Activity In the Oil Patch Designed to Lower Gas Prices at the Pump | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News (opens the original)
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The Texas oil and gas industry is showing some improvement, even after employment figures dropped to the down side last year. The increase of $20 or $30 in the price of a barrel of oil over the past few months has been spurring some West Texas drillers to open up more oil wells. Karr Ingham at the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers says an increase in activity in the Permian Basin is a great thing for us as consumers. "We've seen a minor turnaround in employment, but that's after a period of emp
Cuba Falling to Blackouts, "Crises" Says One Expert | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News (opens the original)
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After 65 years of one-party socialism, which they liked to call Marxist-Leninism, Cuba appears now to be on the verge of collapse. The island nation's pro-US leadership was overthrown in 1958 in what was called a "communist revolution," and has since made ironclad pacts with Russia, then Venezuela and China. Friday, Cuba's power grid succumbed to fuel shortages for at least the third time since the US severed its ties with Venezuela and severely slowed any aid from other allies early this year.
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