A stand on Water
As Georgia politicians seek to solve their drought problems by making a grab for the Tennessee River, Chattanooga's Mayor Ron Littlefield fired back with a truck of bottled water delivered to the state Capitol.
Associated Press
Thursday, February 28, 2008




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