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How low will it go? Falling gas prices a hot topic By GINA KINSLOWGlasgow Daily Times In the Kentucky-Tennessee area, the cheapest gas can be found in Livingston, Tenn., at $2.69 per gallon, followed by Lebanon, Ky., where prices range from $2.79 to $2.77 per gallon.
The highest gas price was noted in Nome, Alaska, where it is $5.31 per gallon, followed by Kaunakakai, Hawaii, $4.88 per gallon and Bakersfield, Calif., $4.75 per gallon. Jimmy Jones’ customers at Benedict Chevron on Happy Valley Road often ask if the price will go lower. Jones says he has no idea. “If it’s my guess, I’d say it’s about as low as it’s going to go,” he said. The last time gas was as priced at current levels – about $2.99 per gallon – was November 2007, he said. Looking back, though, it was $2.13 in November 2006, Jones said. 
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