Owners of BP-brand gasoline stations may receive little or no help from a $60 million aid package as they try to cope with a sales slowdown that intensified after failures in May to end a record U.S. oil spill. BP Plc is leaving it to distributors to dole out the aid, including reduced credit-card fees and fuel rebates of one cent a gallon, to help make up for consumer backlash over the Gulf of Mexico spill, company spokesman Scott Dean said.