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To: daffodil who wrote (7281)	7/27/1999 2:58:00 AM
From: Ken	Respond to of 9818

Humans die in 4 days w/o water-this City govt is very worried about people dying.<Officials say water and sewer services depend on electric power > When your power goes out in Jan, goes what else follows? If not sure, reread article title above. Remember this magic number next Jan= 4. Fpr many, 3 will NOT be the charm! One of you may have Ron desperately banging on your door the 3rd day! Remind him of all the past postings about water warnings and water storage before you give him a pat and send him on his way to his next stop, his parents' home. I don't think he will make it till then as he must be dehydrating already from continually spitting out so many epiteths and insults and drolling out so many sweet NOTHINGS! <David Jurgens, head of Fayetteville's Water and Sewer Maintenance Division, said he has tried to plan for the worst-case scenario - delivering water to a city without electricity or gas. Under those circumstances, he estimated there would be only enough water to meet Fayetteville's needs for four days.