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| TOP STORIES | | | [37 min ago ] (Scot Yount, NECN) - 78-year-old Matilda Winslow lives on a fixed income in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. She gets some free heating oil each winter from citizen's energy.
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BUSINESS:
Oil prices down, except for those who signed contract
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| December 3, 2008 Oil prices down, except for those who signed contract
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(Mary Morin, NECN: Waterbury, VT) - What went up has come down. Oil today is 100 dollars a barrel cheaper than it was in July. Gasoline and other fuel prices have fallen as well, except if you were unlucky enough to sign a heating oil contract when prices were sky high.
Reporter Mary Morin has the story.
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