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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (144887)	8/6/2002 4:53:39 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) of 164684

Bob, if you don't know the difference by now you'll never know. Btw I hear the drinking water in Atlanta is a screaming buy too. August 6, 2002 >>The tap water was so dark in Atlanta some days this summer that Meg Evans couldn't see the bottom of the tub when she filled the bath. Elsewhere in her neighborhood, Gregg Goldenberg puts his infant daughter, Kasey, to bed unbathed rather than lower her into a brew "the color of iced tea." Tom Crowley is gratified that the Publix supermarket seems to be keeping extra bottled water on hand; his housekeeper frequently leaves notes saying, "Don't drink from the faucet today." All try to keep tuned to local radio, TV, or the neighborhood Web site to catch "boil water" advisories, four of which have been issued in the city since May to protect against pathogens. "We've gotten to the point where I'm thinking this is just normal," Evans says. "It's normal to wake up and take a bath in dirty water."<< usnews.com

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