Gulf Coast readies evacuation plans as Gustav nears
As Gustav nears the Gulf Coast authorities begin a large scale prep drawing on the Katrina blueprint. About 700 buses head to a staging area near New Orleans while Mississippi weighs moving Katrina survivors from temporary housing. Officials emphasize differences from 2005 and caution plans are flexible. Federal aid and Red Cross support ramp up as governors declare emergencies and National Guard standby numbers rise. Deuce McAllister notes the need to prepare once more.
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Gustav likely to push Labor Day gas prices
Consumers face higher pump prices during the holiday period as Tropical Storm Gustav nears the Gulf of Mexico threatening energy production. Analysts say damage to Gulf facilities could spike regular gas above $4 a gallon, with wholesale prices up nearly 40 percent along the Gulf. If Gustav causes major supply harm the all time high could be breached.
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