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A fuel and his money ...
Mitchell Councilman Phil Carlson was blunt: Drivers in Mitchell are being cheated. At the start of Monday night's City Council meeting, Carlson accused Mitchell convenience store and gas station owne...
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My (Husband's) Little Pony
Some of my stories gather a lot of interest but not to the degree that my husband sometimes does. He draws a lot of attention and gets all kinds of looks over his car. Its a sweet little ride called ...
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SD inspectors now can check fuel octane levels

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota's Department of Public Safety says some of its inspectors now have devices to analyze the octane ratings of gasoline.

July 19, 2012

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SD stations aren't warning about low-octane fuel

RAPID CITY (AP) — Some South Dakota gas stations are selling lower-octane fuel without telling customers about it.

July 18, 2012

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DAUGAARD: State not banning 85 octane, but cracking down on mislabeling

DAUGAARD: State not banning 85 octane, but cracking down on mislabeling I want to protect South Dakota consumers. I want to avoid a fuel shortage in South Dakota. And I want to keep gas prices down. This spring, state inspectors discovered that some gas stations were selling low-grade 85 octane gasoline but mislabeling the fuel as 87 octane. The state immediately acted to stop the practice of mislabeling, and turned the evidence from the inspections over to the Attorney General and states attorneys to consider prosecution.

By Gov. Dennis Daugaard , July 06, 2012

SD Supreme Court overturns award in fuel dispute

PIERRE (AP) — A split South Dakota Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a lower court ruling that ordered the owner of two North Sioux City convenience stores to pay more than $925,000 in damages to a fuel supplier.

By Chet Brokaw , July 05, 2012

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AG: 85-octane gas can't be sold legally in SD

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has issued an opinion stating that under current rules, 85-octane gasoline can't be sold in South Dakota.

June 21, 2012

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Oklahoma pipeline company appeals SD sales tax bill

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — A Tulsa, Okla.-based pipeline company is appealing a tax bill for services performed at its terminals in Sioux Falls and Watertown.

May 31, 2012

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Decrease in fuel demand, high corn costs hinder future ethanol production

Falling fuel demand, an ethanol oversupply and high corn costs could lead some Midwest biorefineries to cut back or idle production until profit margins improve, industry analysts say.

By DIRK LAMMERS , March 03, 2012

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Diesel fuel pipeline leak cleanup near Aberdeen progresses

ABERDEEN (AP) — Crews cleaning up after a pipeline leak in northeast South Dakota are turning their focus from recovering the spilled diesel fuel to removing contaminated soil.

February 23, 2012

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Diesel fuel pipeline leak near Aberdeen being cleaned up

ABERDEEN (AP) — A spokesman for NuStar Energy says it could take as long as 10 days to clean up diesel after a pipeline leak a couple of miles north of Aberdeen.

February 22, 2012

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Cenex to offer free fuel through 'Tanks of Thanks'

As a way to recognize and reward people who go above and beyond for their community, Cenex — the CHS energy brand — is launching Tanks of Thanks, a new program that gives free fuel to those who make their communities better.

By News release , January 18, 2012

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SD lawmakers OK grant rules for flex-fuel ethanol pumps in SD

The program will provide up to $25,000 in assistance for the first pump installed at a fuel station and up to $10,000 for each additional pump.

By Bob Mercer , December 21, 2011

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Motor-fuel suppliers to get more gas flexibility in SD

PIERRE — South Dakota’s standards for gasoline volatility should be more flexible in autumn so that fuel supplies can be more reliable, the Legislature’s rules review committee decided Tuesday.

By Bob Mercer , August 31, 2011

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