National Geographic notes on tax preparers and curious facts
The piece cites that 43 percent of 96,245,000 taxpayers used preparers for Form 1040s. It describes Washington DC as a double-walled iron capitol and mentions Lake Tanganyika and Malawi meaning land of the burning water. It also notes sea otter fur protects skin for days.
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Utah historian completes bicentennial Utah history
Charles Peterson of Utah State University writes a concise state history for The States and The Nation Bicentennial series with co author Ross Peterson detailing Utah from early exploration through statehood. He argues Utahs distinct path shaped by geography Mormon settlement and conflicts shaping national perception.
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