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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
12
A peace officer may kill any dog at large that pursues or harasses deer under an order. A dog is not at large if under full owner control.
The article notes rising smoking rates among girls aged 12 to 18, with sharp gains at ages 13 to 15. It cites peer pressure, desire to seem mature, social impressions, and parental influence, especially mothers, as drivers behind teenage smoking and its perceived social signals.
A historical note traces 19th and early 20th century editorials from Trumansburg papers, urging union over party, limiting government interference in elections, and demanding accountability of public officers. It recalls 1874 lecture plans in Ithaca, 1906 church attendance concerns, 1908 flying machines, and 1902 police on duty to curb night disturbances.
Local notices list a sequence of rummage sales fundraisers and community events from Epiphany and Jacksonville churches, Searsburg Grange, and towns like Taughannock Farms and Covert. Activities include church picnics, bake sales, dinners, auxiliary meetings, youth groups, DeMolay and Masonic events, and village board sessions across multiple days in late April to May.
A temporary state commission urged raising legislators and judges base salaries to 20 000 and replacing the 5000 lulu with a reimbursed expense system. Leaders plan a permanent commission to set salaries but appointees remain legislative picks. Debate includes abortion law repeal votes and gubernatorial veto dynamics.
New Zealand welcomed its first U.S. apple shipment as nearly 20 000 cartons arrived in December 1971 marking a new trade entry for United States fruit into the New Zealand market.
A demonstration will be held on April 30 at 3 1 pm on the TCS school grounds. Dr Richard Lewis Director of Cornell Plantations will give an illustrated talk on the subject How to plant trees.
The board weighs a Willard site purchase with water sewer access and a bond vote, while considering renovation vs new construction. Trustees push for moving forward to study site options and potential additional land as costs, aid and approvals unfold.
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