Renegades find recipe for cheaper fuel in ethanol-gas blends

MINNEAPOLIS -- Wally Lutz believes in ethanol, not least because his western Minnesota neighbors grow the corn that goes into the biofuel. So for three years, Lutz has done his best to put at least half ethanol in his family cars, which aren?t meant to be powered by anything but standard gasoline. | Teens forced to choose between gas, other spending | Find the best local gas prices
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