Gustav evacuees arrive in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City is the temporary home for more than 1,800 people fleeing Hurricane Gustav , as 34 buses filled with Louisiana residents poured into Oklahoma 's first -- and so far only -- shelter for the storm's evacuees, officials said.
Only about 400 evacuees were originally expected at the shelter, the old Lucent Technologies building at W Reno Avenue and N Council Road, but buses that weren't even destined f...
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