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Oct 20, 2014 | 9:29 PM

WITH THE ADVENT OF COOLER WEATHER, YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING WHAT KIND OF NATURAL GAS BILLS YOU'LL BE PAYING THIS FALL AND WINTER. TEALA KAIL WITH NEW MEXICO GAS COMPANY SAYS IT SHOULD BE LITTLE-CHANGED FROM A YEAR AGO WITH THE AVERAGE BILL FOR OCTOBER RUNNING AROUND 31 DOLLARS, ONE DOLLAR MORE THAN LAST YEAR.  KAIL SAYS THE U-S HAS A VERY STRONG SUPPLY OF NATURAL GAS…AND THAT SUPPLY HAS KEPT PRICES LOW.

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