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Hawaii Gas Prices Reach Record Highs
POSTED: 7:48 am HST October 9, 2004
UPDATED: 8:00 am HST October 9, 2004
HONOLULU -- Hawaii gasoline prices, which are highest in the nation, hit a new all-time high Saturday.
According to AAA, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in the islands was a record $2.37, well above the national average of $1.95.
Maui motorists had the highest prices at the pump, paying an average of $2.64. The average price was a record $2.27 per gallon in Honolulu and $2.36 in Hilo.
California had the second-highest gas prices in the nation followed by Nevada, Alaska and Oregon.
DawnC71 wrote:Cheers,
Dawn
Oh and I cannot believe Turkey is that high for gasoline given their proximity to the middle eastern nations who produce most the oil....you would think they would get a break as far as shipping costs and all...that is a curious thing though that it would be so expensive there...do they tax the hell out of it or what?
they won't be giving any breaks to the former Ottoman occupiers.
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