ATLANTA AP - Officials at Morris Brown College scrambled Monday to raise $154,000 to pay a long-standing city water bill due in 24 hours, or face having to shutter the historically black campus.School president Stanley Pritchett told The Associated Press early Monday that the campus had $60,000 of the $214,000 due at 5 p.
February 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – Officials at Morris Brown College scrambled Monday to raise $154,000 to pay a long-standing city water bill due in 24 hours, or face having to shutter the historically black campus.
School president Stanley Pritchett told The Associated Press early Monday that the campus had $60,000 of the $214,000 due at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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