PRARA NEWS
ESTABLISHED 1937
February 2015
IN THIS ISSUE...
Monthly Columns
President’s Page
Nancy’s Notes
General Counsel Corner
2015
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jeff Decker
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
DENNIS BUDZYNSKI
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
GAUTTAM PATEL
SECRETARY
TREASURER
Ray Moore
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Jesse Huey
Dinesh Mittal
Kamlesh Shah
John Listak
OFFICE STAFF
Executive Director
Nancy Maricondi
Secretary
Clara Peters
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Articles of Interest
New Members
Rack Prices
Legislative Update
Legislative Update
Advertising Rates
Legislative Update
Legislative Update
CCAC West Hill Class Schedule
Re-cert Class
Member to Member Services
Classifieds
Used Tire Pickup/ Used Oil
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Happy
Valentines
Day
78 YEARS OF SERVICE TO PETROLEUM RETAILERS AND AUTO REPAIR DEALERS IN PENNSYLVANIA
February
NANCY’S
NOTES
WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS
Rakesh Diora
C-Store
Elizabeth, PA
RACK PRICES
Brand
BP b*
Citgo b*
Exxon b*
Gulf b*
Shell b*
Reg.
1.3526
1.3205
1.3495
1.3175
1.3487
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Mid.
1.4586
1.4235
1.4495
1.416
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1.6065
1.6445
1.6165
1.6467
* 10% ethanoll
Tax of .689 cents per gallon and .011 cent
indemnification fund & .001 cent Oil Spill Tax are not
included in rack price.
Superfund tax eliminated
Ron Brutt Pres. Tire Dealers Association &
Roy Littlefield IV, TIA Legislative Rep. at the
Legislative Meeting on Jan 14 .
PRARA ADVERTISERS
Attorney
Insurance
Law Office of Harry F. Klodowski Jr..................... .....5
Bulava & Associates.................................................. 13
Convenience Store Wholesalers
Jobbers / Distributors
A.J. Silberman & Co................................................ 18
Bradigan’s...................................................................4
Liberty USA......................................................... .... 3
Reed Oil......................................................................8
Turner Dairy...............................................................10
PPC Lubricants............................................................8
Environmental Service
Signs
Flynn Environmental..................................................18
JTB Sign Service.........................................................6
Groundwater Environmental Service Inc......................5
Moody & Associates Inc............................................4
Waste Management
Presise Tank Modifications...................................... 12 .
Environmental Specialists, Inc......................................9
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PRESIDENT’S PAGE
by Jeff Decker
February
Dennis Budzynski VP PRARA, Ron Brutt Pres
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SSDA Legislative
PRESIDENT TO PUSH DOMESTIC PLAN
In his State of the Union Address, President Obama proposed to raise $320 billion over the next 10 years in
new taxes.
Specifically, the President is proposing to raise the capital gains tax and dividend tax rates to 28%, impose a fee
on the liabilities of large financial institutions, repeal LIFO and greatly increase the estate tax.
SSDA-AT will oppose an increase in the capital gains, dividend, and estate tax rates; and will oppose the repeal
of LIFO.
To offset the tax increases on business and “wealthy” individuals, the President will seek additional reforms that
will aid middle class and working families, including:
• Propose a new, simple tax credit to two-earner families. The President will propose a new $500 second
earner credit to help cover the additional costs faced by families in which both spouses work – benefiting 24
million couples.
• Streamline child care tax incentives to give middle-class families with young children a tax cut of up
to $3,000 per child. The President’s proposal would streamline and dramatically expand child care tax
benefits, helping 5.1 million families cover child care costs for 6.7 million children. The proposal will complement
major new investments in the President’s Budget to improve child care quality, access, and affordability for
working families.
• Simplify, consolidate, and expand education tax benefits to improve college affordability. The
President’s plan will consolidate six overlapping education provisions into just two, while improving the
American Opportunity Tax Credit to provide more students up to $2,500 each year over five years as they
work toward a college degree – cutting taxes for 8.5 million families and students and simplifying taxes for the
more than 25 million families and students that claim education tax benefits.
• Make it easy and automatic for workers to save for retirement. The President will put forward a
retirement tax reform plan that gives 30 million additional workers the opportunity to easily save for retirement
through their employer.
These new policies build on longstanding proposals to extend important tax credit improvements for working
families, expand the Earned Income Tax Credit, provide quality preschool for all four-year-olds, and raise
revenue to reduce the deficit by curbing inefficient tax breaks that primarily benefit the wealthy. In addition, the
President has put forward a framework for fixing the business tax system on a revenue-neutral basis and using
the transition revenue to pay for investments in infrastructure.
The Estate Tax proposal drew immediate opposition from both Republicans and Democrats who recently
worked on legislation, signed into law by the President, to increase the amount of money exempt from
inheritance taxes, commonly referred to as “death taxes”.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) responded, “President Obama is asking Congress to
reverse bipartisan tax relief that he signed into law.”
On January 21, SSDA-AT and the Family Business Estate Tax Coalition released the following joint statement
on response to the President’s tax proposal:
“The new capital gains tax regime proposed by President Obama radically departs from the bipartisan
agreement that he signed into law in 2010 and reaffirmed in 2012. Make no mistake – this proposal would harm
small businesses and family farms, introduce massive new complexity into the tax code, and effectively create a
second tax at death on top of the already punitive estate tax. Going forward, we encourage Congress to reject
this misguided proposal, and instead build on the bipartisan progress made in recent years to permanently repeal
the estate tax once and for all.”
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REPUBLICANS COULD USE HIGHWAY BILL TO PASS KEYSTONE XL
With President Obama standing clear in his message that he would veto the Keystone project if it were to end
up on his desk, Republicans now have a backup plan for approving the Keystone XL oil pipeline if Obama
vetoes the bill now moving through the Senate. House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (R-Texas) is
suggesting the GOP could have other ways to secure a veto-proof majority for the pipeline. This would include
adding Keystone XL approval legislation through a series of amendments to a federal highway bill. With the trust
fund soon to run out of money again, Congress will have to pass another short term bill or an anticipated long
term bill. Either version, could include an amendment that would approve the Keystone XL pipeline. We will
continue to update you on this issue.
ABOLISH THE GAS TAX
As Congress considers options (including a substantial increase in the motor fuel tax) to fund a long-term
transportation bill, a recent Wall Street Journal editorial urged Republicans in Congress to eliminate completely
the gas tax.
The gas tax is a regressive tax that hits hardest on low income families, who drive older cars with lower miles
per gallon.
Agreeing with SSDA-AT testimony, position papers, and lobbying, the Wall Street Journal noted that since the
1990s we have seen more and more diversion of highway funds for programs such as street cars, ferries,
sidewalks, bike lanes, hiking trails, mass transit, airports, and ports.
Diversion has increased by 38% since 2008. In his transportation proposal, President Obama would like to
triple the budget for mass transit.
While the gas tax is regressive on lower income Americans, non-highway projects being funded tend to be used
by upper class citizens who are not paying for the projects. Trolley riders, for example, contribute nothing to the
Highway Trust Fund.
Spending money on highways which were collected for highway use, would make the Highway Trust Fund 98%
solvent for the next 10 years, with no tax increase.
“FULL TIME” EMPLOYMENT
While repealing Obamacare is politically a long-shot, SSDA-AT and other small business associations are
pushing for legislation to change the definition of “full time employment” under the Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act (ACA).
U.S. Congressman Todd Young (R-IN), and Dan Lipinski (D-IL), with the support of Senate colleagues Pete
Olson (R-TX), Mike Kelly (R-PA), and Time Walberg (R-MI), introduced H.R. 30, the Save American
Workers Act of 2015.
If enacted, H.R. 30 would repeal the ACA’s 30 hour definition of “full time employment” and change it to a
more 40 hour definition.
ACA stipulates that employers with more than 50 full time employees are required to provide employees with a
basic level of health insurance or potentially face a penalty.
ACA defines a full time employee as an individual who works an average of at least 30 hours a week. This
requirement has created an incentive for employers to cut workers’ hours to less than 30 hours a week to avoid
the insurance requirement and the potential fine.
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The Keystone Pipeline:
While there will inevitably be partisan splits in the future, at this point, tax reform is perhaps the least
controversial of the major issues that have already been raised in the new Congress. On the other side of the
spectrum, the Keystone pipeline issue, which was raised on the first day of session, kicked off serious
disagreement that is continuing to occupy congressional attention. While the pipeline’s direct impact on most
small businesses seems to be limited, the growing dynamic between Congress and the White House on this high
profile issue is sure to influence the tone of debate on other issues being considered contemporaneously.
On the first day of the new session, bills were introduced in both the Senate (S.1) and the House (H.3) to
authorize the building of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline.
The pipeline is not a new issue, as it has been under consideration for six years. However, recent developments
have swiftly moved it to the forefront of political debate.
Almost a year ago, on January 31, 2014, the State Department published its Final Supplemental Environmental
Impact Statement on the pipeline concluding, in short, that the pipeline would not have a significant effect on
greenhouse gas emissions because, without the pipeline, the oil would be transported by other means. However,
in May 2014, the State Department suspended its broader review of the pipeline pending the resolution of a
lawsuit making its way through the Nebraska courts.
On January 9, 2015, the Nebraska Supreme Court decided the case at issue by overturning a lower court ruling
and holding that legislation passed by the Nebraska legislature allowing for the construction of the pipeline
through the state was not unconstitutional. In other words, the Nebraska Supreme Court decision cleared a
major hurdle for the proposed developers of the pipeline.
Just hours after the decision was handed down, the House passed H.3., the third time in six months that it has
passed a bill authorizing the pipeline. The bill passed the House with the votes of nearly all of the Republican
members and 28 Democrats. The issue now moves to the Senate which began debate on amendments to S.1
yesterday. Given the support that the pipeline received during the lame-duck session in November 2014 (falling
one vote short of the 60 needed) and the current partisan breakdown of the chamber, the bill is expected to
pass the Senate. However, the White House has already pledged that the President will veto such a bill. It
appears that the Administration will not respond to Congressional pressures and will instead continue to move
forward with the administrative review process, the timing of which is currently uncertain. If the bill does pass
the Senate and is vetoed by the President, it seems unlikely there will be enough votes in Congress (given the
results of the House vote) to override the veto – though the issue could be close.
This face off, straight out of the gate, between the Republican majority in Congress and the White House, has
made two things clear: first, congressional leaders are not going to be concerned with niceties and will not
hesitate to promote their agenda even in the face of presidential opposition; and second, that the White House
has clearly recognized, and will not hesitate to act on, the math problem that the Republicans have in
overcoming a presidential veto. With no elections for a year and a half and no re-election for the President to
worry about, at the moment, both parties appear less concerned with being saddled with the blame for
legislative inaction than they were leading up to 2014 mid-term election. Unfortunately, this may translate into
both parties being less willing to compromise and establishing an early dynamic of gridlock that will be hard to
step back from.
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James R. Preisach, Project Manager
Phone: (724) 446-3516
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REPUBLICANS COULD USE HIGHWAY BILL TO PASS KEYSTONE XL
With President Obama standing clear in his message that he would veto the Keystone project if it were to end up on his
desk, Republicans now have a backup plan for approving the Keystone XL oil pipeline if Obama vetoes the bill now moving
through the Senate. House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (R-Texas) is suggesting the GOP could have other ways
to secure a veto-proof majority for the pipeline. This would include adding Keystone XL approval legislation through a
series of amendments to a federal highway bill. With the trust fund soon to run out of money again, Congress will have to
pass another short term bill or an anticipated long term bill. Either version, could include an amendment that would approve
the Keystone XL pipeline. We will continue to update you on this issue.
ABOLISH THE GAS TAX
As Congress considers options (including a substantial increase in the motor fuel tax) to fund a long-term transportation bill,
a recent Wall Street Journal editorial urged Republicans in Congress to eliminate completely the gas tax.
The gas tax is a regressive tax that hits hardest on low income families, who drive older cars with lower miles per gallon.
Agreeing with SSDA-AT testimony, position papers, and lobbying, the Wall Street Journal noted that since the 1990s we
have seen more and more diversion of highway funds for programs such as street cars, ferries, sidewalks, bike lanes, hiking
trails, mass transit, airports, and ports.
Diversion has increased by 38% since 2008. In his transportation proposal, President Obama would like to triple the budget
for mass transit.
While the gas tax is regressive on lower income Americans, non-highway projects being funded tend to be used by upper
class citizens who are not paying for the projects. Trolley riders, for example, contribute nothing to the Highway Trust Fund.
Spending money on highways which were collected for highway use, would make the Highway Trust Fund 98% solvent for
the next 10 years, with no tax increase.
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ATM
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Attorney
Albert G. Feczko
Pittsburgh, PA
412-833-5554
Inventory Service
Strangis & Swaney
724-493-4090
C-store Distributors
A.J. Silberman & Co.
Indianola PA
412-455-1011
Liberty USA
West Mifflin PA
412-461-2700
PetroSopft Office
C-Store Back Office Program
John Vlasic (412-306-0640x2017
Clean Hands LLC
Pgh Pa 412-961-1207
Computers
Automotive Inspection Systems
MVIRS-Motor Vehicle Inspection Reporting System Pete Kipe / Rick Dunmire
1-866-376-8477
Computer Solutions
Dick Norchi--Allison Park, PA
412-369-8896
Consulting
S.I.S.
J R Bachor Tarentum , Pa
724-224-1220
Environmental-Tanks-Upgrades
Petroleum Technical Service
Mike Gifford--Butler, PA
724-287-4148
Environmental- tanks & upgrades Precise Tank Modifications Inc.
Waste Oil/ Contamined product pick-up
Environmental Specialist
Ron Blinsky-McDonald, OH
1-888-3313443
Flynn Environmental, Inc.
Michael Flynn--Pittsburgh, PA
1-800-690-940
Groundwater & Environmental Srv Inc.
Jon Agnew--Cranberry Twp, PA
800-267-2549 ext 3636
Letterle & Associates, LLC
Lou Letterle--Allison Park, PA
412-486-0600
Moody & Associates
Mark Miller 814-724-4970
Steel City Fueling Systems
William Brandenstein-Pittsburgh, PA
412--327-7030
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Donald Maughan--Madison, PA
724-446-3516
S.I.S.
J R Bachor Tarentum, PA
724-224-1220
Steel City Fueling Systems
William Brandenstein-Pittsburgh, PA
412--327-7030
www.steelcityfueling.com
The Weavertown Group
John Lavezoli- Carnegie
724-746-4850
Shockey Excavating, Inc
George Shockey
724-282-3669
Financial Services
Shockey Excavating,
George Shockey 724-282-3669
Financial Transactions Services LLC
Credit Card Processing
Hal Treelisky
412-720-8345 [email protected]
George I Reitz & Sons
Sandy Crawford East Pittsburgh PA
412-824-9976
Advanced Fire Company
Ron Cruder--Greensburg, PA
724-834-6550
McRo Construction Inc.
Donald Rothey Jr.--Elizabeth, PA
412-384-6051
Views expressed in editorials and
text are not always the opinion of
PRARA. Furthermore, PRARA is
not liable for any claims/promises
made by advertiaers.
Fire Supression
Insurance
Bulava & Associates
Joe Bulava--Greensburg, PA
724-836-7610
Pinnacle Group LLC
Kirk Haldeman--Pittsburgh, PA
Jack Bonus Insurance
Mark Bleier- Pittsburgh, PA
412-452-8722
If you have a service that would be useful to your fellow PRARA members,
give us a call at (412) 241-2380 and we will list your name and product/service in our future monthly issues.
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Member-to-Member-Services
Gas Island Restoration & Concrete repair
Simon Surfaces
Rich Serignese
[email protected]
1-866-201-3541
simonsurfaces.com
Parts/Petroleum Equip.
George I Reitz & Sons, Inc.
Sandy Crawford--E Pittsburgh, PA
412-824-9976
Don Parker Sales Inc.
Pam Pitell
1916 Babcock Blvd
412-821-4085
Petroleum Technical Services
Mike Gifford Butler, PA
724-287-4148
PartsCleaner
Petroleum
Purvis Brothers Inc.
Mack Purvis-Mars, PA
724-625-1566
PPC Lubricants
Dave Ondik 412-719-0063
R & W Oil Products
Richard Smith--McKeesport, PA
412-678-6121
Reed Oil Company
Ron Rotolo--New Castle, PA
800-922-5454
Superior Petroleum
Don Bowers-Pittsburgh, PA
412-576-2601
American Agip
1-800-922-9243
Bulk Oil Programs
Parts Cleaners
Kleen-Line
412-466-6277
Petroleum
Bolea Oil Products
Robert Bolea--Coraopolis, PA
412-264-1130
Bradigan’s Inc.
Tom Bradigan --Kittanning
724-548-7654
Glassmere Fuel Service
Dell Cromie--Tarentum, PA
724-265-4646
Guttman Oil Company
Kevin Forsythe-Belle Vernon, PA
724-483-3533
Kehm Oil Company
George Kehm--Oakdale, PA
412-921-5200
Remodeling
McRo Construction Inc.
Donald Rothey Jr.--Elizabeth, PA
412-384-6051
S.I.S.J.R. Bachor Tarentum, PA
724-224-1220
Site Inspections & Technical
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Petroleum Technical Services
Butler, PA
Mike Gifford 724-287-4148
George I Reitz & Sons, Inc
Sandy Crawford- East Pittsburgh PA
412-824-9976
S.I.S JR Bachor
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Taxes
Robinson Young & Associates
412-423-1093
Tires
Keystone Tire & Auto Supply Inc.
Mark Greenwald--Braddock, PA
412-271-1989
Uniforms
Arrow Uniform
Carrie Weber
724-417-8500
Signs
JTB Sign Service
Jim Rahe--Pittsburgh, PA
412-279-3360
Grease Traps
Steel City Grease Traps
Mark Kuss
412-583-0206
Underground
Storage Tank/Line Testing
George I Reitz & Sons, Inc.- Testing
Sandy Crawford--E Pittsburgh, PA
412-824-9976
Petroleum Technical Services
Butler, PA
724-287-4148
Gulf Oil LLC
Doug Storch-Pittsburgh, PA
724-333-5964
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Calendar of Events
February 2015
February 10, Board Meeting
February 16, Presidents Day
Upcoming Events
PRARA Charity Golf Outing (TBA)
March 4, Liberty Show Trade Show
March 16, Re-Cert Class (Prara Office)
March 17, A J Silberman Trade SHow
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