Georgia lawmakers are once more asking to redraw the state's northern border in the hope of getting water from the Tennessee River.
February 12, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA (AP) – Georgia lawmakers are once more asking to redraw the state’s northern border in the hope of getting water from the Tennessee River.
The House of Representatives voted 171-2 on Tuesday to adopt a resolution seeking from Tennessee a strip of land leading to the river. The offer will be sent to Tennessee officials, who have laughed off similar ideas in the past.
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