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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
12
Words of encouragement greet new school and village government appointees in Trumansburg. Congratulates Dr. Hammond, Dr. Burns, Mrs. Scott, and Mayor Jager, and praises Mr. Robert Newport for his administration and clear communication.
A reader argues theft in TRUMANSBURG schools is prevalent from early grades through high school. Locker and coat pockets become targets with gym gear and privately owned items at risk. calls grow for a plan to deter theft, prosecute culprits, and protect students.
A letter to the editor commends the Trumansburg Board of Education for creating an ad hoc advisory process to interview candidates for the high school principal. The writer supports three representative committees from public, professional, and student groups to ensure broad involvement and reflects on Ithaca’s district superintendent search as a model.
Readers commend the Agri Business section in last week’s papers. Mrs. John N. Knight and others thank Duane Waid Howard VanKirk and staff for elevating agricultural coverage and advertising support, noting the sector as New York state’s largest industry.
Washington County dairy farmer and New York Farm Bureau president Richard McGuire tells about consumer buying habits guiding meat prices and argues against strikes to resolve labor disputes. He cites meat price shifts, dock strikes, and unionization of farm workers, urging voluntary unionism and laws limiting strike-driven disputes.
The People of New York sue Nicholas V. Midey and others regarding ownership of parcels in Seneca Falls. Defendants include Michael Lafleur and Mary Lafleur hypothetical wife, with heirs and successors named. A publication summons requires a response within 20 days after service, with default judgment possible. Proceedings bar is 1972. venue in Seneca County.
Poem recalling the memory of Thomas John Knittle who died Easter Sunday April 11 1971. The verse describes his burial scene near a hill under an oak tree with a marker bearing his name and notes of eternal love from his mother and siblings. The structure blends elegy with seasonal imagery of spring robins lilies and renewal.
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