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Feeling Sicker by the Gallon
From:
The Washington Post
| Date:
August 21, 2005
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Now every gallon counts: Eric Slaughter, co-owner of District-
based Capital Yacht Charters, has begun asking passengers to limit
their numbers on the upper deck of his pleasure boats to help smooth
out the ride and conserve fuel.
"It's a small thing," said Slaughter of the new policy, "but it
can save you gallons an hour and that can go back into your pocket."
Saving a few gallons can mean a lot to the operator of a boat that
can burn more than 80 gallons on a three-hour cruise...
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