After a Crash What to Do to Protect Yourself
Practical guidance on handling auto accidents after they occur. Emphasizes seeking trained first aid, securing the scene, gathering witness information, filing official accident reports, informing the state motor vehicle bureau and insurer, and preserving evidence with photos. Warns about delated court processes and potential legal costs.
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United States
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Free Phone to Federal Tax Office Expands in Arkansas
Arkansas taxpayers gain toll free access to IRS Little Rock for tax help starting July 1. Call 376-4401 in Little Rock or 800-482-9350 elsewhere for questions on bills or notices. The service concentrates staff and aims to speed resolutions by phone.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
IRS
Fred W. Johnson
Internal Revenue
Johnson
Woodman Spare That Old Stump Planter Idea
Dr. Robert E. Atkinson proposes keeping stumps as planter features to benefit wildlife. He describes methods to remove roots, extract the stump, and use the hollowed trunk for planting trailing vines and shade-loving plants, turning decay into decorative greenery.
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Robert E. Atkinson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New police shows surge as networks push tougher plots
AP reports Hollywood mainly backs crime dramas, with four new cop series this fall. Dan August stars Burt Reynolds as a California detective. Most Deadly Game features criminologists George Maharis Yvette Mintuex and Ralph Bellamy. Silent Force, McCloud, and Four in One also join NBC ABC schedules. Producers defend realism amid network pressure.
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Jerry Buck
Hollywood
Dragnet
Dan August
Burt Reynolds
California
George Maharis
Yvette Mintieux
Ralph Bellamy
Silent Force
Iof
Justice Department
Ed Nelson
Lynda Pay
Percy Rodrigues
ABC
McCloud
NBC
Dennis Weaver
New Mexico
New York City
Gist
Aaron Spelling
Mod Squad
Leonard Freeman
Coffee consumption per capita world rankings noted
The World Almanac reports the United States spends over a billion dollars yearly to purchase about half the world's coffee. Per capita, Sweden leads, with the U S eighth, while Denmark Finland Norway Switzerland Belgium and the Netherlands exceed U S consumption.
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United States
World Almanac
Sweden
U.S
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
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