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Newspaper Article
LETTERS
2006
Overview
Now would be a good time to start talking to the Iraqi government about a shift in U.S. military involvement in Iraq (\"U.S. medical care for Iraqis has limits,\" @issue, June 18). Statewide watering restrictions imposed by misguided bureaucrats such as state Environmental Protection Division Director Carol Couch are absurd. For example, Macon Water Authority supplies all the water that we residents of Bibb County want to buy. No amount of water conservation in Bibb County will assist those communities that have inadequate water supplies. Restricting MWA water sales only prevents it from raising the capital that would be invested in the system for the needs of Bibb County. Being critical so very often of the columns written by Cynthia Tucker and Jay Bookman, I find it refreshing to have columns with which I can wholeheartedly agree (Tucker's column \"Campbell's blot will take time to eradicate,\" @issue, June 18 and Bookman's column \"'Please excuse my son Bill ...'\" @issue, June 19).
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Atlanta Journal Constitution, LLC
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