‘Huffing’ Texans Rises in Fuels

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The big signs in front of gas stations all over Texas, designed to attract the look of drivers, are doing it lately for the wrong reasons. At a Valero gas station in Edinburg, Reynaldo Zarazoa, who makes a living installing tiles and must transport tools and equipment in his grey GMC van, watched Thursday as the pump screen reached $78 — almost a fifth of his weekly income. “My job pays cheaply and the gasoline is expensive,” said Zarazoa, fathe…