We expect prices to go up on the next delivery (before Labor Day). I don't know if the impact of Katrina will be fully reflected, but by (the week of Sept. 5) we're going to see a jump of about 10 cents a gallon.

Ten thousand times has the labor movement stumbled and bruised itself. We have been enjoined by the courts, assaulted by thugs, charged by the militia, traduced by the press, frowned upon in public opinion, and deceived by politicians. 'But notwithstanding all this and all these, labor is today the most vital and potential power this planet has ever known, and its historic mission is as certain of ultimate realization as is the setting of the sun.

Psychologically, (station owners) don't want to hit the $3 mark.

The news is terrible for consumers. Anybody who has to depend on a car has to rethink the way they do business and the way they spend their leisure time.

Have you noticed that guys wear white socks even after Labor Day?

The important thing would be just to make it through to Labor Day.