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To: Les H who wrote (55191)	6/25/2000 12:37:00 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Respond to of 99985

Les, the heat goes on.Somebody get water and aircoditioning. How much is the gas bill? and the heat goes on... and the heat goes on...... El Nino: don't call me I'll call you.............. ------------------------------------- msnbc.com "A PROBLEM FOR EVERYBODY Drought is not just a farmer's heartache. It's a national headache that ripples through the economy, from the corner grocery to commodity markets, from a small town's water supply to a big city's tourism. On average, drought costs the U.S. economy about $7 billion to $9 billion a year, Wilhite said. In 1988, when there was a severe dry spell across the nation, it was $39 billion, he added." -------------------------------------- Who's paying the 39 bill? And...summer has barely started........ TA