Daily Kansan Wednesday, March 15, 1967
Gas war —
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Continued from page 1 line which has acquired a great deal of water from sitting in tanks for long periods of time.
If you see news happening
Even the annual business lulls will start a panic.
Some dealers blame the so-called cut-rate companies. These smaller dealerships are given a margin of two cents below the larger brand prices, and some want more.
SOME SMALLER dealers may sell at rock bottom prices for four or five days, long enough to bring the prices down, and then close shop until prices climb again.
"My customers want a steady price," complained one dealer. "They are tired of driving on low tanks in anticipation of another price drop. That sort of thing is impossible to outguess."
DEALERS AGREE that a dealers' organization could effectively combat the situation, but no one has made the first move.
So it appears there is no end in sight to the low gasoline prices in Lawrence. Of course it could end at any time. No one knows. All consumers can do is enjoy it .. while it lasts.
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