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Wednesday, February 27, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
The Islamic Center of Lawrence
presents
A series of lectures designed to help non-Muslims understand Islam
Program
Program a) Fundementals of Islam b) Understanding the Muslim &Arab culture and mentality
Speaker
Speaker
Imam Hamed Ghazali
President of MSA
and Imam of Islamic
Center of Lawrence
Time
7:30 pm
Thursday,
Feb 28, 1991
3. Islam through the eyes of American- Muslim women converts- (How Islam changed their lives)
A group of American Muslim women converts
Place
Jayhawk Room
Kansas Union
KU, Lawrence
7:30 pm
Tuesday,
March 5, 1991
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Gas prices drop at pumps while oil burns in Kuwait
Bv Patricia Rojas
While smoke from burning oil rises in Kuwait skies, the price of gas is decreasing.
Kansan staff writer
It may be ironic. But it does not seem to be contradictory.
There is a significant oversupply
Preston said countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were maximizing their crude oil production.
Preston said gas prices had been unstable during the first few weeks of the war because people were uncertain about the outcome.
"They did not know how strong the forces of Saddam Hussein were," he said. "There was a lot of speculation."
As a result of the increased supply of crude oil, the price of gas per gallon at many local stations has risen much as 10 cents in the past week.
Roger Flory, manager of Commerce Plaza & Mini-Mart, 3034 Iowa
Preston said rumors and false information played a big role in the pricing process. With the apparent success of the allies, oil prices in the short run will depend on the availability of oil.
St., said that last Wednesday the station dropped its price for gas 10 cents a gallon. The price of unleaded gas at the station yesterday was 99 cents.
"It seems to have hit a benchmark and stayed there," he said. "Our gas prices have not varified more than half a cent in the last four or five days."
The burning of oil reserves in Kuwait has not altered the availability of crude oil in the United States. However, the loss of the oil will have long-term effects on the world's supply. Preston said.
Eugene Eagle, manager of Gill's Amoco Food Shop, 2301 Louisiana St., said the price of gas at his station dropped 2 cents Sunday Yesterday a gallon of unleaded gas at Gill's was 98 cents.
"We're just about where we were before the war, with a perma difference here and there," Ross said. "It's dropped almost a dime or 12 cents in two weeks."
He said prices had jumped back and forth after the war broke out, and he thought they now would remain
stable.
"That is a big tragedy," he said.
"Whenever an oil reserve is wasted, that is oil that can never be replaced."
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