Poison ivy care and avoidance tips for skin exposure
The text warns poison ivy causes severe irritation and recommends washing contact areas with soap and hot water, or using alcohol or gasoline if water is unavailable. A baking soda solution helps itch. Emphasizes early recognition to avoid exposure and seek medical consultation if needed.
The Baffles Line Cut Conversation by Telephone Slacked
In Red Oak a digging machine cut into an underground telephone cable during a recent assignment. The mishap disrupted lines and prompted calls between operators and crews to restore service. Authorities investigated the cause and estimated repair time.
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Patrol Car Identity Urgency Sparks Road Safety Debate
A highway patrolman working an unmarked car reports driving danger as drivers ignore him. He urges immediate insignia and lights to avoid crashes and protect officers. A safety department reader also asks to stop accident summaries, saying they tire him.
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Recognizing Poison Ivy Signs and Prevention
Health note explains how to spot poison ivy and related plants by their three glossy leaves. It warns susceptible people to avoid contact to prevent itching blisters and possible secondary infections, noting poison sumac in damp areas and the seasonal leaf color changes.
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