Crowded civic life fuels calls for more police protection
In TRUMANSBURG a writer laments crowded schedules and frequent meetings across village and town boards school groups and clubs. He questions how to balance involvement with personal time and wonders if a home computer could voice public opinion instantly.
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Vietnam
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National League
Earth
Letters to the Editor on American values and theft
A pair of reader letters debate national civility and personal responsibility. The first argues Americans mix ambition with hypocrisy and praises true patriotism by honoring the flag and pledge, while the second questions theft as a social issue, asking if poverty or need justifies stealing from churches and stores.
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Trumansburg
America
Meimbae and Mecklenberg rail prospects in 1888
Excitement in Trumansburg as surveyors lay a line through the area with a grade of 33 feet per mile from summit to the village. Depot location set, property values rise. villagers await the steam road and future growth amid local letters criticizing schoolboard actions and celebrating American youth.
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Mecklenburg
Lawrence
Homemakers Club to Meet with Guest Speaker
The Young Mothers Homemaker's Club will gather Thursday April 24 at Anne Knight's home. Mrs Kay Leary will speak. Officers will be elected during the business meeting. Attendance is hoped to be strong.
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The
Young Mothers Homemaker’s Club
Anne Knight
Kay Leary
Albertsman Albertsman Albertsman birth notice
Richard and Ann Kenerson Albertsman of Mount Joy Pa announce a son born April 12 1969. The baby’s mother is daughter of Donald Kenerson of Jacksonville and the father is son of Bernard Albertsman of Trumansburg.
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Richard and
Ann Kenerson Albertsman
Mount Joy
Donald Kenerson
Bernard Albertsman
Trumansburg
Subway Snafu In City Map Causes Daily Turmoil
A narrator laments New York subway chaos with misdirecting maps and unreliable directions. He recalls a futile crawl from Washington Heights to Grand Central, blaming altered signs and staff for the confusion and delays.
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Washington Heights
Grand Central Station
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