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CONTENT PREVIEWBy H. Josef HebertThe Associated Press WASHINGTON A "fear premium" is driving up gasoline prices well past $2 a gallon. Motorists may be paying as much as 36 cents a gallon more at the pump because of the petroleum industry's anxiety that terrorists might disrupt oil supplies, a fear that increased with two killing rampages by al-Qaida-linked gunmen ... MORE TO CONTINUE READING, SUBSCRIBE NOW >>
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