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Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Fuelish Idea? Sure, the U.S. has to get off its gasoline addiction. But is sticker shock part of the solution? While pumping gas columnist John Grogan got an idea. The government should sock it to buyers of gas guzzlers: "A behemoth rated at 14 m.p.h. would pay a stiff $8,000 fee, maybe more," he writes. Read his column. Was he sniffing fumes? Or are you fuming, too, about our energy future?
