Car pool insurance rules to avoid coverage gaps
The Insurance Information Institute warns car pool drivers can lose liability protection if they profit from pooling rides. Keep fees below actual costs or use gifts to compensate drivers. Consider higher limits like 300 000 500 000 for injuries and property damage.
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How to Beat the High Cost of Food
Aileen Claire outlines practical tips to reduce grocery expenses and stretch meals. The piece covers budgeting, meal planning, bulk buying, seasonal produce, and smart shopping strategies aimed at cutting food costs while maintaining nutrition.
Canned Foods Offer Small Savings Over Fresh Goods
Consumers see canned foods rise less than fresh meats and produce costs. A shopper can save by inspecting can contents, with whole fruits costing more than cut styles. For peaches, whole fruit may be up to ten cents pricier than slices, and fancy cuts like julienne carrots cost more than other cuts.
Service Station Owners Hold Fire On Closings In Carolinas
In Winston-Salem many stations closed or planning weekend shutdowns to protest Phase 4 gasoline controls while others remained open. Across the Carolinas, owners weighed action as some areas saw partial closings but drivers could still obtain fuel nearby. Exxon Shell and Texaco wholesale hikes faced dealers barred from raising consumer prices, dampening militant plans even as sentiment remained heated.
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Tower and Bentsen move into Johnson suite in federal building
In Austin Texas Sen John Tower shifts to the ninth floor Johnson suite with views of the Capitol and UT tower while Sen Lloyd Bentsen will share dining and kitchen facilities in the same Johnson area. In State College Frank Rizzo guest predicts Penn State over Navy. Lena McDonald 29 dogs faces jail for barking. Arthur Jaffe proposes meditation in schools to curb drug use. Maj Gen Frederic Davison to lead Military District of Washington. Inger Nielsen to head a Common Market talks group with Spain and seeks gender equity in job titles.
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Former POW Asks Divorce
Air Force Col. Theodore Guy, a former prisoner of war who leveled charges against eight fellow POWs earlier this year, has filed for divorce in Arizona under no fault grounds. The petition cites unhappy differences and was filed in Superior Courts one day before the couple’s 22nd wedding anniversary.
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One Sextuplet's Condition Slips Slightly
The Stanek sextuplets remain in intensive care at Colorado General Hospital. Jeffrey’s condition slipped from good to satisfactory as he cannot yet take milk orally. John remains in good condition with regular feeds. Steven Nathan and Cathy require oxygen via respirator, Julia died Tuesday night, and the unit features round-the-clock staffing by doctors and nurses.
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University Board To Vote Thursday On School Report
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors will decide next Thursday whether to accept a consultants recommendation that East Carolina University medical school remain a one year program. The 32 member board met Friday to receive a 285 page report and will hold a special meeting to vote.
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N.C
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
East Carolina University Medical School
William Dees
Goldshoro
Duke University
Marham
Bowman Gray
Winston- Salem
ECU
Unc-Chapel Hill
Greenville
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Charlotte
Body Stolen From Airport After Parsons Death
The body of Gram Parsons, former Byrds singer, was stolen from Los Angeles International Airport while awaiting burial. A partially burned casket was found near Joshua Tree National Monument about 200 miles away, with authorities unsure if the deceased is Parsons, who died after a motel incident. An autopsy was inconclusive and further lab results were awaited. A green Western Airlines body bag was found beside the burned casket.
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Gram Parsons
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Joshua Tree
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