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1. At any time during the year you
had an interest in or signature or other
authority over a bank account, securities
account, or other financial account in a
foreign country, AND

@ The combined value of the accounts
was more than the $1,000 at any time
during the year; AND

@ The account was NOT with a U.S.

military banking facility operated by
a U.S. financial institution.

2. You own more than 50% of the
stock in any corporation that owns one or
more foreign bank accounts.

Get Form 90-22.1, Report of Foreign
Bank and Financial Accounts, to see if you
are considered to have an interest in or
signature or other authority over a bank
account, securities account, or other finan-
cial account in a foreign country.

{f you checked Yes for Question 1, file
Form 90-22.1 by June 30, 1983, with the
Department of the Treasury at the address
shown on the form. Form 90-22.1 is not a
tax return, so do not file it with the IRS.

You can get Form 90-22.1 from many
IRS offices.

Question 2: Check the Yes box if you
were a grantor of, or a transferor to, a for-
eign trust that existed during this tax year.

General Instructions Only For Fiscal
Year 1982-83 Principal Campaign
Committees (Section 527(h))

Effective for tax years beginning after 1982, the tax
rates have been lowered for these principal campaign
committees. The tax rates changed from 16% of the
first $25,000 of taxable income; 19% of the next
$25,000 of taxable income; 30% of the next $25,000
of taxable income; 40% of the next $25,000 of taxable
income; and 46% of taxable income in excess of
$100,000; to 15% of the first $25,000 of taxable
income; 18% of the next $25,000 of taxable income;
30% of the next $25,000 of taxable income; 40%
of the next $25,000 of taxable income; and 46% of
taxable income in excess of $100,000.

Because of changes in the tax rates, the proration
rules of section 21 apply. Fiscal year 1982-83
committees must prorate their tax to reflect these
changes. Thus, a fiscal year committee will compute
its tax for the year by prorating a tax for the period
before 1983 and for the period after 1982, using the
tax rates in effect for each period. The accompanying
worksheet for fiscal year 1982-83 provides for such
computation.

Computation of Tax.—In computing the tax, the
committee computes a regular tax (Part |) and an
alternative tax (Part II) for each period and takes

the lower tax for each period. The sum of the
prorated tax for each period is the total on line 16,
Part Ill.

Specific Instructions

Part Ill

Line 13, Portion of Tentative Tax.—Multiply
line 12, by:
(a) number of days in tax year before 1/1/83
number of days in tax year

OR

(b) applicable decimal from table below (column (A)).

Taxpayers with a 52-53 week tax year must use
(a) above.

Line 15, Portion of Tentative Tax.—Multiply line
14, by:
(a) number of days in tax year after 12/31/82
number of days in tax year

OR
(b) applicable decimal from table below (column (B)).

Taxpayers with a 52-53 week tax year must use
(a) above.

Table

Fiscal
year

(A) Before 1983
Line 12 x applicable
fraction or decimal
listed below and enter
result on line 13

(B) After 1982
Line 14 X applicable
fraction or decimal
listed below and enter
result on line 15

2/1/82- 1/31/83 334/365 or .915068 31/365 or .084932
3/1/82- 2/28/83 306/365 or .838356 59/365 or .161644
4/1/82- 3/31/83 275/365 or .753425 90/365 or .246575
5/1/82— 4/30/83 245/365 or .671233 120/365 or .328767
6/1/82- 5/31/83 214/365 or .586301 151/365 or .413699
7/1/82~— 6/30/83 184/365 or .504110 181/365 or .495890
8/1/82- 7/31/83 153/365 or .419178 212/365 or .580822
9/1/82— 8/31/83 122/365 or .334247 243/365 or .665753
10/1/82- 9/30/83 92/365 or .252055 273/365 or .747945
19/1/80-10/31/83 61/365 or .167123 304/365 or .832877
12/1/82-11/30/83 31/365 or .084932 334/365 or .915068

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Tilinots, Towa, Missouri,

Minors, Kansas City, MO 64999

California, Hawaii Fresno, CA 93888

Indiana, Kentucky, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Memphis, TN 37501
West Virginia

Delaware, District of
1a, Maryland,

Columb Philadelphia, PA 19255
Pennsylvania

G. When to File.—In general, an or-
ganization must file Form 1120—POL by
the 15th day of the 3d month after the end
of the tax year.

Extensions.—File Form 7004 to
request an automatic 3-month extension
of time to file Form 1120—POL.

File Form 7005 to request an additional
extension after obtaining an automatic 3-
month extension by filing Form 7004.

H. Period covered.—File the 1982 re-
turn for calendar year 1982 and fiscal
years that begin in 1982 and end in 1983.
For a fiscal year, fill in the tax year space
at the top of the form.

1. Depositary Method of Tax Payment.—
The organization must pay the tax due
either in full when the return is filed or
in two equal installments. The install-
ments are due by the 15th day of the 3d
month and the 15th day of the 6th month
after the end of the tax year.

Deposit organization income tax pay-
ments with a preinscribed Federal Tax De-
posit (FTD) Form 503. Make these tax de-
posits with either a financial institution
qualified as a depositary for Federal taxes
or the Federal Reserve Bank or Branch
(FRB) servicing the geographic area where
the organization is located. Records of de-
posits will be sent to IRS for crediting to
the organization's account. See the in-
structions on the back of Form 503 for
more information and exceptions.

You may apply for these FTD Forms 503
from the Internal Revenue Service Center
where the organization files its return. If
you do not have these forms when a depos-
it is due, mail your payment to the In-
ternal Revenue Service Center where the
organization files its return. When apply-
ing for FTD Form 503 (and also when mak-
ing a payment without FTD Form 503), in-
clude the organization's name, employer
identification number, address, and the
tax year to which the deposits relate.

J. Change in Accounting Period.—Be-
fore you can change an accounting period,
you must get the Commissioner's approval
(Regulation section 1.442-1) by filing
Form 1128, Application for Change in Ac-
counting Period. Also see Publication 538,
Accounting Periods and Methods.

K. Accounting Methods.—Taxable in-
come must be computed using the method
of accounting regularly used in keeping
the organization's books and records. In
all cases, the method adopted must clearly
reflect taxable income. (See section 446.)

Unless the law specifically permits
otherwise, the organization may change
the method of accounting used to report
taxable income in earlier years (for income
as a whole or for any material item) only by
first getting consent on Form 3115, Appli-
cation for Change in Accounting Method.
Also see Publication 538, Accounting Pe-
riods and Methods.

L. Rounding Off to Whole-Dollar
Amounts.—You may show the money
items on the return and accompanying
schedules as whole-dollar amounts. To do
so, drop any amount less than 50 cents
and increase any amount from 50 cents
through 99 cents to the next higher dollar.

M. Attachments.—If you need more
space on forms or schedules, attach sepa-
rate sheets to the back of Form 1120—POL.
Attach schedules in alphabetical order and
forms in numerical order. Be sure to put
the taxpayer's name and employer identi-
fication number (EIN) on each sheet.

N. Signature—The return must be
signed and dated by the president, vice
president, treasurer, assistant treasurer,
chief accounting officer, or any other offi-
cer (such as tax officer) authorized to sign.
A receiver, trustee, or assignee must sign
and date any return required to be filed
on behalf of an organization.

If your organization officer filled in Form
1120-POL, the Paid Preparer’s space un-
der “Signature of officer” should remain
blank. If someone prepares Form 1120—
POL and does not charge the organization,
that person should not sign the return.
Certain others who prepare Form 1120-
POL should not sign. For example, a regu-
lar, full-time employee of the organization
such as clerk, secretary, etc. does not
have to sign. (This list is not all inclusive.)

Generally, anyone who is paid to pre-
pare Form 1120-POL must sign the re-
turn and fill in the other blanks in the Paid
Preparer's Use Only area of the return.

The preparer required to sign the return
MUST complete the required preparer in-
formation and:

© Sign it, by hand, in the space pro-
vided for the preparer's signature. (Sig-
nature stamps or labels are not accept-
able.)

©@ Give a copy of Form 1120-POL to
the taxpayer in addition to the copy filed
with IRS.

Tax return preparers should be famil-
iar with their responsibilities. See Publica-
tion 1045, Information and Order Blanks
for Preparers of Federal Income Tax Re-
turns, for more details.

O. Employer Identification Number.—
All political organizations (including sepa-
rate segregated funds described in section
527(f)(3) and newsletter funds) must use
an employer identification number (EIN).

An organization that does not have an
EIN should apply for one on Form SS—-4,
Application for Employer Identification
Number. You can get this form at most
IRS or Social Security Administration of-
fices. Send Form SS—4 to the same In-
ternal Revenue Service Center to which
you send Form 1120-POL. If you have not
received the EIN by the filing time for
Form 1120—POL, write ‘‘Applied for’ in
the space for the EIN.

P. Penalties.—

Avoid penalties and interest by correct-
ly filing and paying the tax when due. The
organization may have to pay the following
penalties unless it can show that failure to
file or to pay was due to reasonable cause
and not willful neglect. (These penalties
are in addition to the interest charge on
unpaid tax at a rate under section 6621.)

© A political organization that fails to
file its tax return when due (including any
extensions of time for filing) may be sub-
ject to a penalty of 5% a month, up toa
maximum of 25%, for each month the re-
turn is not filed. (The penalty is imposed
on the net amount due.) The minimum
penalty for failure to file a tax return
within 60 days of the due date for filing
(including extensions) is the lesser of the
underpayment of tax or $100.

© A political organization that fails to
pay the tax when due may be subject to a
penalty of 14% a month or fraction of a
month, up to a maximum of 25%, for each
month the tax is not paid. (The penalty is
imposed on the net amount due.)

Penalty for Overstated Tax Deposits.—
If you overstate your deposits, you may be
subject to a penalty. See section 6656(b).

Q. Possessions Tax Credit.—See Form
5712 for rules on how to elect to claim the
possessions tax credit (section 936). Com-
pute the credit on Form 5735, and include
the amount of the credit in the total for
Form 1120—POL, line 22. Write in the mar-
gin, next to the entry on line 22, the
amount of the credit and identify it as a
section 936 credit.

R. Estimated Tax, Minimum Tax, Invest-
ment Credit and Jobs Credit—These
items do not apply to political organiza-
tions defined in section 527.

S. Financial Statements.—Section 501
(c) organizations do not have to complete
Schedules L and M.

All other organizations are to com-
plete Schedule L. However, do not com-
plete Schedule M or similar statement if
your total assets at the end of the tax year
(line 1, column (B) of Schedule L) are
less than $25,000.

T. Foreign Financial Accounts and For-
eign Trusts.—

Question 1: Check the Yes box if either
1 or 2 below applies to you. Otherwise
check the No box.

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Worksheet for Fiscal Year 1982-83 Principal Campaign Committees
Tax Computation Schedule (Do Not File—Keep for your Records)

HRT Computation of Regular Tax

Computation at Tax Rates Applicable Before 1/1/83
1 Enter taxable income from Form 1120-POL, line 19, pagel. . . . :

2 Regular tax—Compute the tax on line 1 by using the tax rates in instruction B.2 on page 3. If if applicable,
enter here and on line 12, Part Il. : : wo le

Computation at Tax Rates Applicable After 12/31/82

3 Regular tax— If the amount Enter on line 3 and, if ap-

on line 1 is: plicable, on line 14, Part II
Of the
But not amount
Over— over— over—
$25,000 15% 0
$25,000 50,000 $3,750+18% $25,000
50,000 75,000 8,250+30% 50,000
75,000 100,000 15,750+40% 75,000
100,000 25,750+46% 100,000

EGET Computation of Alternative Tax

Computation at Tax Rates Applicable Before 1/1/83

4 Taxable income (line 1, Part I) .

5 Enter net capital gain from Schedule D (Form 1120), line 10.

6 Subtract line 5 from line 4 .

7 Partial tax—Compute the tax on line 6 by using g the tax rates in n instruction | B.. 2 on page 3.

8 28% of line 5.

9 Alternative tax—Add lines 7 ‘and 8. If this amount Is less than the regular taxon line 2, Part |, enter here

and on line 12, Part Ill.

Computation at Tax Rates Applicable After ie/ai/ee

10 Partial tax— if the amount
on line 6 Is: Enter on line 10
Of the
But not amount
Over— over— over—
i) $25,000 15% 0

$25,000 50,000 $3,750+18% $25,000

50,000 75,000 8,250+30% 50,000

75,000 100,000 15,750+40% 75,000

100,000 - . 25,750+46% 100,000

11 Alternative tax—Add lines 8 and 10. If this amount is less than the regular tax on line 3, Part I, enter here
and on line 14, Part Ill. _ es

a: et

C2ta0MM Proration of Tentative Taxes

12 Tentative tax (regular tax from line 2, or alternative tax from line 9, whichever is less). . . .
13 Portion of tentative tax before 1/1/83—See instructions for computation. . . . . + +
14 Tentative tax (regular tax from line 3, or alternative tax from line 11, whichever is less). .

15 Portion of tentative tax after 12/31/82—See instructions for computation. . - . - + + + + ©

16 Income tax—Add lines 13 and 15. Enter here and on Form 1120-POL, line 21, pagel. . . . ~

» |e
3 ls

14

15

16

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U.S. Income Tax Return MB No, 1545-0129
Form 1120-POL for Certain Political Organizations : 1982

Department of the Treasury To be filed by those organizations having taxable income (line 19).

Internal Reve! > For Paperwork Reduction Act Notice, see instructions on page 3.

For calendar year 1982 or other tax year beginning , 1982 and ending 119 *
Note: If you are a section 501(c) organization (see instruction A.3) or a separate segregated fund described in section 527(f)(3), check here > (_].
g | Name of organization Employer identification number (see instruction 0)
2

| Number and street Date organization formed

2

B | City or town, State and ZIP code If you are a principal campaign committee (see

instruction B.2 on page 3), check here p> []

Enter name of candidate > _. The books are in care of > ____.
Located at D> Telephone'No. b>

1 Dividends (attach schedule). © 2 6 1 ee ee ee ee ee
Interest 2 6 6 kw we

2

3

4 Gross royalties. 2 1 2 2. ee ee Soe toe

5 Capital gain net income from Schedule D (Form 1120), line 11 (attach separate Schedule D (Form
1120)... ee

—

2]
a
4

—

—S_

Gross Income

Net gain or (loss) from Form 4797, line 11@), Part ll (attach Form 4797). . . «

6

7 Other income (see “Note” in instruction D—attach schedule) - eee ee ee
8 Total income (add lines 1 through 7)... - oe eee

9

Salaries and wages. 2 2 ee ee ee ee
10 Repairs 6 www ee
V1 Rents 2 2. we ee ee ee ee
12 Taxes 2 6 ee ee
wy | WB interest 2 ee
& | 14 Depreciation from Form 4562 (attach Form 4562). - 6 2 ee eee ee ee ee
5 | 15 Other deductions (attach schedule). . 6 - - 6 ee ee ee
3 16 Total deductions (add lines 9 through 15). . .« . ee
| 17 Taxable income before specific deduction of $100 (line 8 less line 16). (Section 501(c) organizations 7)
show: (a) amount of net investment income (see instruction A3(b)(ii)) D>. _
(b) aggregate amount expended for an exempt function (attach schedule) >. Ve
and enter on line 17, the lesser of (a) or(b)). © 2 6 2 ee ee ee ee eee
18 Less specific deduction of $100 (not allowed for newsletter funds defined under section 52716) . {48 —
19 Taxable income (subtract line 18 from line 17). . . . - - » - . + + ee ee -l19
20 Tax imposed (see instruction B). . - 6 ee se ee : res a! —
21 Income tax (line 20 or alternative tax from Schedule D (Form 1120), line ¥, whichever i isless). . 21 __
22 Foreign tax credit (attach Form 1118). 2 6 6 6 ee ee ee ee ee ee | BD _
2% | 23 Total tax—Subtract line 22 from line 21. 6 2 6 ee eee ee _
© | 24 Credits: (a) Tax deposited: Form 7004 .. Form 7005 (attach) ...... Total >

(b) Credit from regulated investment companies (attach Form 2439) . 24
25 Tax due (subtract line 24 from line 23). See instruction | for Gepositary method of Payment eee | 25
26 Overpayment (subtract line 23 from line 24)... - + - ee tw woe ee 26
1 At any time during the tax year, did you have an interest in or a signature or other authority over a bank
account, securities account, or other financial account in a foreign country (see instruction T)?. . . . [J Yes [] No

2 Were you the grantor of, or transferor to, a foreign trust which existed during the current tax year, whether
or not you have any beneficial interest in it?. . . . soe ee eee ew ew ew ew ~~ Yes [No
If “Yes,” you may have to file Forms 3520, 3520-A or 926."
Under penalties of periurys 1 declare that | have examined this return, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best

of my knowledge and belief, it 1s true, correct, and complete. Declaration of preparer (other than taxpayer) Is based on all information of which
preparer has any knowledge.

Pema of officer Date Pax
: Check iF Preparer’s social security no.
Paid Preparers |p" Salter aver’ social security
Preparer’s | Frmvename (or a 1 ~o —
Use Only yours, if self-employed) | -1._No. De i
and address ZIP code >

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Schedule L.—Balance Sheets (A) Beginning of Tax Year

(B) End of Tax Year

1 Total assets. . 1 1 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee

2 Total liabilities. 6. 6 6 6 eee ee ee ee
3 Principal Fund. 6 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee
4 Income Fund «ee ee we ee ee ee ee ee
5 Total Net Worth (Fund Balances) (add lines 3 and4). . . . . -

Schedule M.—Analysis of Changes in Net Worth. Do not complete this schedule if your total assets (line 1, column

(B), above) are less than $25,000.

1 Total net worth at beginning of year—from Schedule L, line 5, column (A). . . . « « 2 e «
2 Enter amount from line17, pagel... 2. se ee
3 Nontaxable income from contributions . . 2 6 6 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee

4 Nontaxable income from other sources . . - se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee
5 Other increases not included above (itemize) >

6 Total (add lines 1 through 5) 2 2 ee ew ee ee ee we ew ee ee
7 Campaign expenses . . 1 6 se @ © © © we ee ee ee ee ee

8 Expenses attributable to other nontaxable income. . . - - 6 6 ee 8 ee ee ee
9 Other decreases not included above (itemize) >.

10 Total (add lines 7 through 9). 6 6 we ee ee ee ee ee 10
11 Total net worth at end of year (subtract line 10 from line 6)—This equals Schedule L, line 5, column (B) . | 11

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General Instructions

(References are to the Internal Revenue Code.)
Paperwork Reduction Act Notice

We ask for this information to carry out the Internal
Revenue laws of ihe United States. We need it to
ensure that you are complying with these laws and
to allow us to figure and collect the nght amount of
tax. You are required to give us this information.

Note: Effective for tax years beginning
after 1981, a principal campaign commit-
tee, designated only by a candidate for
Congress, will be subject to a lower tax
rate. See instruction B.2 below.

A. Who Must File Form 1120-POL.—

1. A political organization, that is, a
party, committee, association, fund (in-
cluding a separate segregated fund (de-
scribed in section 527(f)(3)) set up by a
section 501(c) organization), or other or-
ganization, organized and operated pri-
marily for the purpose of accepting contri-
butions or making expenditures, or both, to
influence the selection, nomination, elec-
tion, or appointment of any individual to
any public office or office in a political or-
ganization, or the election of Presidential
or Vice-Presidential electors, must file
Form 1120-POL if such organization has
any taxable income (defined in C below).

2. A newsletter fund (as described in
section 527(g)) must file Form 1120-POL
if it has political organization taxable in-
come. Taxable income is the same as
described in C below with these modifica-
tions:

(a) the $100 specific deduction is not

allowed and

(b) the exempt function is only the

preparation and circulation of the
newsletter.

For further information, see section
527(g) and Regulation section 1.5277.

3. (a) Under section 527(f), certain or-
ganizations described in section 501(c)
and exempt from tax under section 501(a),
must file Form 1120-POL if they:

(i) expend any amount during the
tax year directly (or through
another organization) for an exempt
function (defined in E below) and

(ii) have taxable income.

(b) For a section 501(c) organization,
taxable income is the lesser of:

(i) the amount expended during the tax
year for an exempt function (de-
fined in E below) or
the net investment income of the
organization for the tax year. Net
investment income, for this pur-
pose, means the gross amount of
interest, dividends, rents, royalties,
plus the excess (if any) of gains
from the sale or exchange of assets
over the losses from the sale or ex-

ii)

change of assets, over the deduc-
tions directly connected with the
production of this income.

Both of these amounts are computed
with the modifications described in C.2.
below.

Section 501(c) organizations exclude
those items taken into account for the tax
imposed by section 511.

(c) If a section 501(c) organization sets
up a separate segregated fund (section 527
(f)(3)), the taxable income of the fund is

determined as described in instruction C..

For more information, see section 527
(f) and Regulation section 1.527-6.

B. Tax Imposed.—The tax imposed
depends on whether the political organi-
zation is considered a principal campaign
committee (defined in instruction B.2
below).

1. Political organization not a princi-
pal campaign committee.—Multiply
line 19 by 46% and enter the
amount on line 20.

2. Principal campaign committee (sec-
tion 527(h)).—A principal cam-
paign committee means the political
committee designated only by a
candidate for Congress as his or her
principal campaign committee for
purposes of section 302(e) of the
Federal Election Campaign Act of
1971. See section 527(h) for spe-
cial rules regarding the term ‘‘des-
ignation.””

Effective for tax years beginning after
1981, a principal campaign committee will
be subject to a lower rate of tax than other
political organizations. A 1982 calendar
year political organization that is a prin-
cipal campaign committee is to compute
its tax as follows:

If the amount

on line 19 is: Enter on tine 20:
Of the
But not amount
Over— over— over—
0 $25,000 16% 0
$25,000 50,000 $4,0004+19% $25,000
50,000 75,000 8,750-+ 30% f
75,000 100,000 16,250+40% 75,000
100, 000 soseeeseee 26,2504+46% 100,000

A fiscal year 1982-83 organization that
is a principal campaign committee should
see pages 5 and 6 of the instructions to
compute its tax.

C. Taxable Income.—

Note: Generally, campaign contribu-
tions are not includible in income; expendi-
tures for campaign purposes are not de-
ductible. (See instruction D below.)

Taxable income is the excess of:

1. gross income for the tax year
(excluding any exempt function income
defined below) over

2. the deductions allowed that are di-
rectly connected with the production of
gross income (excluding exempt function
income) computed with the following modi-
fications—

(a) a specific deduction of $100 is

allowed,

(b) a net operating loss deduction (sec-

tion 172) is not allowed, and

(c) a deduction under part VIII of sub-

chapter B (special deductions for
corporations) is not allowed.

See Regulation sections 1.527-4 and
1.527-5.

D. Exempt Function Income.—Exempt
function income is any amount received as:

1. contributions of money or other
property,

2. membership dues, fees, or assess-
ments from members of the political
organization,

3. proceeds from a political fund-rais-
ing or entertainment event, or proceeds
from the sale of political campaign ma-
terials, that are not received in the ordi-
nary course of any trade or business, or

4. proceeds from the conducting of any
bingo game as defined in section 513(f)(2),
to the extent this amount is segregated
for use only for the exempt function of the
political organization.

See Regulation section 1.527-3.

Note: Income received in the course of
an ordinary trade or business is to be in-
cluded in line 7, ‘‘other income," page 1.

E. Exempt Function.—For purposes of
section 527, the term “‘exempt function”
means the function of influencing or at-
tempting to influence the selection, nomi-
nation, election, or appointment of any
individual to any Federal, State, or local
public office or office in a political organi-
zation, or the election of Presidential or
Vice-Presidential electors, whether or not
the individual or electors are selected,
nominated, elected, or appointed.

See Regulation section 1.527—2(c).
F. Where to File.—

al organiza
ffice is lo-
in ice Cen

Use the following In-
jerv-
address

New Jersey, New York City a
unten ef Nessauy Rockland
Suffolk, and Westchester

New York (all other counties),
Connecticut, Maine, Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Vermont

Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Mississippi, South Carolina

Michigan, Ohio

Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas

Alaska, Arizona, Colorado,
Idaho,’ Minnesota, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada, North
Gregon, South Dakota,
Chan washiseton, Wyoming

Holtsville, NY 00501

‘Andover, MA 05501

Atlanta, GA 31101

Cincinnati, OH 45999

Austin, TX. 73301

Ogden, UT 84201

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