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Date: Tuesday, 26 June 1990 14:30:49 EDT
From: Michael.Young@F.GP.CS.CMU.EDU
To: Philip.Sargent@GLOBE.EDRC.CMU.EDU
cc: bovik@CS.CMU.EDU
Subject: Re: diesel fuel
Message-ID: <1990.6.26.18.15.17.Michael.Young@F.GP.CS.CMU.EDU>

I also have a diesel VW Rabbit (1978).  Here are all of the
diesel fuel stations that I can remember:

	The closest is a Gulf station on Centre Avenue,
	just west of Morewood.  Their prices are incredibly
	high, so I only use them when I forget to get fuel
	elsewhere.

	If you're downtown, there's a Gulf station on
	Fort Duquesne Boulevard at 9th Street.  Their
	price is only moderately high.

	If you're out near the Century III Mall, there are
	several good stations.  My favorite is the Gulf
	station on Lebanon Road (the road that passes under the
	runway at the county airport, between the PAT bus garage
	and the corner with the McDonald's).  Their price is
	consistently the lowest in town, with the possible
	exception of the truck stop on the same stretch of
	road, which occasionally undercuts them by $0.01/gallon
	to be competitive :-).

	If you take Route 51 back from Century III, there's
	a Gulf station at Brownsville Road, and another
	generic-brand station about half way between that
	Gulf station and the Liberty Tunnel.

	I remember some station near the Miracle Mile shopping
	center in Monroeville having diesel fuel, but it's been
	years since I've needed to fuel up out there.

	I also recall a station on Penn Avenue in/near
	Wilkinsburg having diesel fuel, but again it's been years.

Good luck.

			Michael