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Originally posted by elevatedone
what part of Ky are you in?
according to this gas isn't over $5
Ky Gas prices
Updated: Sep 12, 2008 03:42 PM In response to the dramatic spike in gas prices Friday, Gov. Steve Beshear Friday signed an executive order to prevent price gouging in the state.
Originally posted by dariousg
reply to post by beforetime
You guys had gas under $3 a gallon?
That's what I am pissed off about! hehe
Well, if they are gouging you guys then you have every right to report their butts. I would in a heartbeat! Taking advantage of fear is a crime.
Originally posted by nyk537
Hmm..
I started a thread here about this already this morning.
I've even got a picture from a Lexington gas station that is under $5. I haven't seen it go that high anywhere yet.
I'd really like to see your sources on this.
Edit to add: Seriously? Where was gas 2.90. I filled up in Lexington this morning for 3.69!
[edit on 12-9-2008 by nyk537]
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear on Friday declared a state of emergency to prevent gas price gouging in the state, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office.
The declaration, in the wake of Hurricane Ike’s approach to the Gulf Coast, allows the governor to apply a state law allowing for the investigation and prosecution of suspected price gouging for gasoline, building supplies and other items.
“We have received an overwhelming influx of of reports from across Kentucky regarding gasoline price spikes and even rationing,” said Attorney General Jack Conway in the release. “I felt it was important to get the price gouging protections in place as soon as possible to protect the commonwealth’s consumers and businesses."
Originally posted by LLoyd45
According to the news, Governor Steve Brashear declared a state of emergenct to prevent gas price gouging.
Source
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear on Friday declared a state of emergency to prevent gas price gouging in the state, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office.
The declaration, in the wake of Hurricane Ike’s approach to the Gulf Coast, allows the governor to apply a state law allowing for the investigation and prosecution of suspected price gouging for gasoline, building supplies and other items.
“We have received an overwhelming influx of of reports from across Kentucky regarding gasoline price spikes and even rationing,” said Attorney General Jack Conway in the release. “I felt it was important to get the price gouging protections in place as soon as possible to protect the commonwealth’s consumers and businesses."
Prices for SALVISA, KY $3.69 $4.25
Prices for LANCASTER, KY $3.69 $4.19
National Gas Prices $2.74 $5.40
what are you talking about? You lost me with your post about the anti-obama folks. This thread is about gas price gouging.
Originally posted by mental modulator
reply to post by beforetime
TRIED to lock them up, or at least start the process. The anti Obama folks party voted it down in congress , you know the ones that are going to reform not change. (FRRREE
MARKET!!!)
Vote um back in,,, you ain't seen nothing yet. 138 lobbyists in EL CAMPO MCCAINO!
Were gonna shake things up------------------ your pockets------- neighbor!