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By Bill Cohen - July 30, 2007 |
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There's some good news for Ohio motorists - at least for the moment, they're now paying the lowest gasoline prices in the country. The Triple A Auto Club's daily survey shows the average national price for a gallon of regular is about $2.89 a gallon, while the average Ohio price is only $2.66. It's a total reversal of just two months ago, when Ohio drivers were paying a record-high $3.40 a gallon. That was nearly 20 cents above the national average. Why are Ohio fuel prices now so low compared to other states? That's the question Ohio Public Radio's Bill Cohen posed to the oil industry's top lobbyist in Ohio, Terry Flemming. |
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Terry Fleming with Bill Cohen (1:57) 
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