Winter heating costs seen rising 22 percent


	Winter heating costs seen rising 22 percent

BobbyDelray

10-15-2007 4:08 PM

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cold winter, hating, costs, heating oil, crude oil, energy department

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10-15-2007 6:34 PM

raven714

The big oil companies are going to stick it to us again.
It wouldn't matter if the price of oil dropped $20.00 a barrel it would still go up.

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