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Tuesday, January 22, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
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Gas prices remain uncertain as battle heats Persian Gulf
Greg Scrivner, Winchester, fills his car with gas at a Kwik Shop.
By Patricia Rojas
Kansan staff writer
But when the crisis turned to war, service station managers and owners began to anticipate lower prices.
As missiles fly back and forth between countries in the Middle East, expectations about oil prices go up and down in Lawrence.
Before Wednesday's U.S. tled attack on Bagdad, some local service station managers predicted oil prices would increase.
"As soon as the first shots are fired, I'm sure they will go up," said Shawn Jarrett, assistant manager of Hillcrest Amoco, 914 Iowa St.
Roger Flory, manager of Commerce Plaza & Mini-Mart. 3044 Iowa St, said Wednesday that he expected oil prices to go up.
"As soon as I have to buy more, I'm sure it will be higher," Flory said.
"I expect them to go down gradually." Flory said Thursday.
Jarrett said Thursday that Amoco would drop the price of gas 5 to 10 cents per gallon.
"How immediate that will take effect, I can't say," Jarrett said. "But I can tell you prices will be going down."
And now that the length of the war is uncertain, the future of oil prices seems cloudy, as well.
“Chances are it will go down a little bit,” Jarrett said. “In the long run, it will probably come back up.”
Katherine Whitworth, assistant manager of Gibson Gas Station, 2525 Iowa St. said the price of gas was about a gallon yesterday at the station.
Lynn Potter, owner of Potter's Southside 66 Service, 23rd and Louisiana streets, said the price of gas at his station increased last week. He was also unsure about the future of gas prices.
He wished, however, for the best
"It better go down." Potter said
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