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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
9
New York State Electric and Gas issues spring warnings for kite flying hazards. Rules urge dry nonmetal strings, wood and paper kites, dry weather, avoidance of streets and power lines, and to contact the power company if a snag occurs.
A lighthearted Enfield diary recounts a family spring cleanup after a harsh winter. The narrator, Pat Gray, describes yard ruts, loose siding, a sagging porch rail, and the plan to use a roller and a tractor blade to tidy the yard while noting dad’s stubborn ideas and mom’s cooking break.
A concise poetic fragment laments fading desire and mortality. The speaker pleads for the Wind of God to blow on their spirit before turning to dust. They seek shared recognition of lingering inner fire that glows beyond death’s ash and yearns for atonement.
Nancy Beaman recalls Ovid Central School’s active Student Exchange Program with partners across Colombia, Costa Rica, Argentina, Ecuador and Peru. She notes host families hospitality, student ambassadors abroad, and plans to expand beyond the Western Hemisphere while reflecting on cross cultural understanding and shared humanity.
A letter compares spring hope to political awakening. It praises Senator McCarthy, arguing his early struggles gave way to a recognized leadership that inspires disillusioned people, including youth, with renewed hope for a better national future.
Excerpts describe a 1902 telegram and a 1905 Hiaca Journal note on an auto mishap in Trumansburg. includes a 1902 Cuba independence commentary and a Letter to the Editor about servicemen news and a subdivision of Harley Rorick’s gift subscription.
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