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Gas prices in Indiana are inching closer to a record.  Triple-A yesterday said the average price for a gallon of regular is now four dollars and 14-cents.  That’s up 16-cents since Monday.  Indiana’s all-time-high for gas was back in 2011 when gas hit four-dollars-and-25-cents a gallon.  Triple-A says gas is most expensive in central and parts of northern Indiana, it’s least expensive in the southwest corner of the state.

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