Gustav batters Haiti as oil prices rise and Gulf risks grow
Hurricane Gustav lashed southern Haiti with heavy rains and strong winds killing at least one person and threatening offshore rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. The storm’s potential Gulf impact pushed crude prices higher while U.S. energy and relief officials prepared for possible evacuations and fuel disruptions.
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Katrina aid hampered by low literacy in New Orleans
After Hurricane Katrina many residents struggle with government forms. More than 40 percent of New Orleans adults lack basic literacy, delaying or preventing access to federal rebuilding aid. Organizations urge plain language, while HUD notes staff training to assist those with literacy disabilities.
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