...4 cent per gallon tax in all 50 states as of 2005, and it hasn't been raised since October of 1997. During the gas crunch in the late '70s, the federal tax rate held steady at .04 cents per gallon and didn't go up until 1983, when it...

...Stephen Brown, director of energy research for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Further, he said, future natural gas crunches could force some industries to either reduce operations or relocate outside the U.S. "At $9 for natural gas...

...tax. This town already has two gay bars. The current gas crunch may prove to be helpful to the environment. Especially if it's as important at the gas crunch in the '70s - that crisis made cars more efficient...

...tax. This town already has two gay bars. The current gas crunch may prove to be helpful to the environment. Especially if it's as important at the gas crunch in the '70s - that crisis made cars more efficient...

...became clear that U.S. military action (albeit necessary) would create long-term uncertainty in the market. The gas crunch put the economy on edge, but the fundamental problem was the subprime-lending spree of the last decade and the trade...

...drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, up from 42 percent in February of this year. And while those feeling the gas crunch in the lower 48 states are only paying an average of $4.11 per gallon, many seem to feel justified in pointing accusatory...