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HOUSTON - Hurricane Rita roared toward the Texas and
Louisiana coast with 135 mph winds Friday, creating monumental traffic jams
along evacuation routes and raising fears of a crippling blow to the nation¡¯s
oil-refining industry. As many as 24 people were killed when a bus carrying
elderly evacuees caught fire.
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