Energy prices help Oklahomans, hurt, too
Published: October 31, 2008
Falling energy prices could stifle Oklahoma’s relatively robust economy, but cash-strapped Oklahomans are celebrating cheap gasoline.
"My clients and I cheered when the price of gas came down so much,” Tulsa credit counselor Margo Mitchell said Thursday.Margo Mitchell, president of Consumer Credit Counseling Services of Tulsa. Photo provided
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