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COMMENTS: Extra Dry
After Ned Colt's brief lead-off mention of the Heathrow Airport accident, NBC proceeded with its scheduled lead from Martin Savidge. The southeast is on the verge of emergency water rationing. Records dating back to 1894 have been set for lack of rainfall in Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina and Florida. A water war has started along the Catawba River, with South and North Carolina each accusing the other of taking too much. In Georgia, restrictions on residential water use have already been imposed. "Officials for the first time are considering restricting water to commercial and industrial users. Farmers would be next."
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