Gas Prices Slip 1 Penny Across Texas
Retail gasoline prices in Texas have slipped by a penny this week. AAA Texas on Thursday reported the statewide average was $3.57 a gallon.
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Retail gasoline prices in Texas have slipped by a penny this week. AAA Texas on Thursday reported the statewide average was $3.57 a gallon.
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