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Diesel jumps a nickel a gallon By Tim Parry Feb 4, 2003 12:00 PM
The department's Energy Information Administration said the average rose five cents to $1.542, and was the highest in more than two years. The average price on December 18, 2000 was $1.545. Diesel and other fuel prices have risen lately because of potential war against Iraq and a general strike in Venezuela. Drivers in the Central Atlantic region are paying the highest price at $1.66. New England ($1.643) and California ($1.635) drivers are also paying more than $1.60 a gallon to refuel.
At $1.50, drivers in the Rocky Mountain region are paying the least for fuel.
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