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Truckers are telling Washington to do something about the high prices of fuel and quit blaming the oil companies and OPEC. “The temporary solutions aren’t any good,” David Kilcoin, a truck owner-operator from Phoenix, Ariz., told WND at the Great West Truck Show going on now at the Las Vegas Convention Center. “We don’t need a quick fix; what we need is to develop what we have offshore, in Alaska and from oil shale,” he said. With fuel prices for gasoline for passenger vehicles hovering at $4 a gallon and diesel for the big rigs higher, he said those in Washington, including the president, the presidential candidates and Congress, have “spent far too much time focusing on getting rich quick themselves.” More

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Posted by markw, filed under Economy. Date: June 28, 2008, 8:16 am |

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