Alan Hirsch

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  "They tell me that the amount of gasoline coming out of the pipeline and available to retailers will be normal tomorrow and is close to normal today," said Alan Hirsch, policy director for Gov.Mike Easley.Sodini said his primary supplier, BP, still is giving stations only 70 percent of their usual allocations."I think you'll see a better situation by Friday, and I think you'll see prices coming down," he said.

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  The News & Observer of Raleigh reported that Alan Hirsch with Gov.
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  Hirsch said the Charlotte terminal was expected to be refilled Friday.

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  Here's what they said:* Alan Hirsch, policy director for Gov.Mike Easley, said Monday that new shipments had arrived at a pipeline terminal in Charlotte, but some of the oil companies won't let distributors take a full allotment of gas."The tanks at the terminal in Charlotte have plenty of gas," Hirsch said.

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  The News & Observer of Raleigh reported that Alan Hirsch with Gov.
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  Hirsch said the Charlotte terminal was expected to be refilled Friday.

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  The gasoline terminal and tanks in Spartanburg, S.C., that serve western North Carolina were being refilled Thursday, and the Charlotte terminal was expected to be refilled today, said Alan Hirsch, policy director for Gov.

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  "We hope and we want to encourage people not to ‘panic pump' in those areas, because we think that contributed to shorter supplies in Charlotte and Asheville."The gasoline terminal and tanks in Spartanburg, S.C., that serve western North Carolina were being refilled Thursday, and the Charlotte terminal is expected to be refilled today, said Alan Hirsch, policy director for Gov.

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  The gasoline terminal and tanks in Spartanburg, S.C., that serve western North Carolina were being refilled Thursday, and the Charlotte terminal is expected to be refilled today, said Alan Hirsch, policy director for Gov.
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  Hirsch said Easley's office helped orchestrate tanker truck shipments from Knoxville, Tenn., and Wilmington to alleviate the shortage, but a long-term plan to prevent shortages is needed.
  
  "It's clear we need to have better ideas for the future," he said.

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  The News & Observer of Raleigh reported that Alan Hirsch with Gov.
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  Hirsch said the Charlotte terminal was expected to be refilled Friday.Copyright 2008 by foxcarolina.com.

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  "They tell me that the amount of gasoline coming out of the pipeline and available to retailers will be normal tomorrow and is close to normal today," said Alan Hirsch, policy director for Gov.

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  Published on: 9/30/2008    Last Visited: 9/30/2008  

  Mike Easley's office blamed oil companies Monday for prolonging Charlotte's gas shortage, saying they were limiting distribution to local gas stations despite a large shipment that came in Friday."The tanks at the terminal in Charlotte have plenty of gas," said Alan Hirsch, Easley's policy director.

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