•Highway patrol: Fuel conservation
Like the residents and motorists it is obligated to serve and protect, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol also is concerned about rising gasoline prices, a patrol spokeswoman said.
"We are hoping that the gas prices not only stop their upward climb, but steadily will decrease and soon,” trooper Betsy Randolph said.
Still, motorists shouldn't worry that the patrol's level of protection and service will decrease, she...
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