Updated at 7:02 p.m. ET. Gustav was the big story in the most vulnerable places: Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida -- but also further away. A sampling of today's front pages; I especially liked the lede head at The Indianapolis Star.
The Daily Advertiser in Lafayette, La., two hours west of New Orleans. (Bigger view):
The Hattiesburg American, about two hours north of New Orleans. (Bigger view):
The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss., three hours north of New Orleans. (Bigger view):
Florida Today in Melbourne, about 11 hours to New Orleans. (Bigger view):
Green Bay Press-Gazette in Wisconsin, about 18 hours to New Orleans. (Bigger view):
The Star, about 12 hours to New Orleans. (Bigger view):
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Monday, September 01, 2008
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