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$2.95 gas to the west of us
Our former editor and publisher, Noel Hamiel, likes to send us photos of cheap gas prices he finds during his travels. Here's one taken today at the Coffee Cup near Plankinton. The average price in Mi...
Posted on 1/14/11 at 3:31 PM
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Gas prices on pace for all-time highs in ND, SD

An AAA report shows South Dakota's highest statewide average to be $4.09 per gallon, which was set July 18, 2008. The average price in the state Friday was $3.89.

May 19, 2013

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Legislature moves to settle squabble over lower-octane fuel

Gasoline with an 85-octane or 86-octane rating can be sold in nine western counties.

By Bob Mercer , January 31, 2013

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SD House panel approves sale of 85-octane fuel

The House Commerce Committee voted unanimously to pass the measure after a compromise was reached on how the low-octane fuel would be described on a warning label placed on pumps.

January 23, 2013

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85 octane litigation still going

Last week’s settlement of criminal case was separate from lawsuit.

By Chris Mueller , January 02, 2013

Harms, M.G. Oil pay thousands for improperly labeling gasoline

Harms, M.G. Oil pay thousands for improperly labeling gasoline By mislabeling gasoline as having a higher octane rating, the companies were alleged to have knowingly charged inflated prices to consumers in South Dakota.

By Staff reports , January 01, 2013

Harms, M.G. Oil pay thousands for improperly labeling fuel

PIERRE (AP) — Two companies accused of selling improperly labeled fuel in South Dakota have agreed to pay the state nearly $80,000.

December 31, 2012

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Station owner pleads no contest to gas mislabeling

HURON (AP) — A Wolsey travel center has pleaded no contest to selling 85-octane fuel mislabeled with a higher rating in a case spurred by a state investigation.

December 13, 2012

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85-octane gas about to be legal — for now

85-octane gas about to be legal — for now PIERRE — Gasoline with an 85 octane rating can be legally sold in nine counties of western South Dakota. But only through next June 30, and only at pumps with special warning labels, under new regulations that narrowly received final approval Wednesday from the Legislature’s rules review committee.

By Bob Mercer , September 13, 2012

SD residents Tanks of Thanks event

MISSION — More than 1,000 people attended the first Tanks of Thanks community celebration Wednesday in Mission.

By News release , August 27, 2012

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Should mandate end, ethanol would stay in fuel

Should mandate end, ethanol would stay in fuel CHICAGO — Ethanol, the best-performing energy commodity this year, is cheaper than gasoline, encouraging refiners to use the biofuel even if President Obama’s administration ends a requirement to do so.

By Mario Parker , August 24, 2012

Rule allowing sale of 85-octane gasoline in limbo

PIERRE (AP) — The fate of a proposed rule allowing the sale of 85-octane gasoline in western South Dakota is in limbo.

August 14, 2012

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85 octane not foreign to Mitchell

85 octane not foreign to Mitchell Controversial fuel has been sold here; feelings mixed about its future.

By Marcus Traxler , August 04, 2012

State mulls 85 octane rules

Four hours of testimony heard at Friday hearing in Pierre.

By Bob Mercer , July 21, 2012

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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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