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El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Deputy Oil Coordinator Ralph K. Davies stated that a proposed pipeline from Texas to Bayonne, N.J., would cost $80 million but save $75 million annually compared to transporting 200,000 barrels of oil daily by tank cars, which costs $207,000 per day versus $67,000 by pipeline.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 (UP)
Deputy Oil Coordinator Ralph
K. Davies said today the cost of mov-
ing oil by pipe line is so much
cheaper than by tank car that a
pipe line from Texas to Bayonne,
N. J., could be paid for out of one
year's savings.
He told Sen. Sheridan Downey,
D., Calif., in a letter that it would
cost about $207,000 to transport
200,000 barrels of oil daily to the
east coast in tank cars. By pipe
line, he said, it would cost only
$67,000 a day.
Over a year the costs of
pipe
line operation would be $75,000,000
cheaper, he said, or approximately
equal to the estimated cost of the
new pipe line, $80,000,000.
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Washington; Texas To Bayonne, N.J.
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Sept. 9
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Ralph K. Davies explains in a letter to Sen. Downey that transporting 200,000 barrels of oil daily by tank cars costs $207,000 per day, while a pipeline would cost $67,000 per day, saving $75 million annually, nearly covering the $80 million pipeline cost.