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Free Press in Trumansburg, New York

29 Apr 1971

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Free Press

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Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

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Apr 29, 1971

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CSEA discusses layoff protests at Willard State Hospital

Willard CSEA chapter held a meeting with food service workers about budget cuts and job losses. Leaders Georgiana Stenglein Edward Limner and Dorothy Moses outlined legal actions and political pressure, including a court injunction over Mental Hygiene cuts and plans to lobby Senator Day and Assemblyman Finley.

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Bob Brown Willard C.S.E.A Willard State Hospital Rming Food Service Georgiana Stenglein Edward Limner Dorothy Moses Limner Ken Foxx Rockefeller Mr. Limner Senator Day Day Assemblyman Finley
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Willard State Hospital to Lay Off 58 Food Service Workers

At a special Willard State Hospital meeting Deputy Director John Mc Cauley announced 58 food service employees will be laid off. The Edgemere building and main kitchen will close to consolidate services with the bakery closing November 4. The administration aims to minimize impact and may allow three weeks notice.

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Bob Brown Willard Food Service Willard State Hospital John McCauley Food Service Dept Edgemere Pines McCauley Lenhardt Ken Foxx Foxx Sampson State School Willard and Sampson
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Chamber urges letter writing to stop Sampson closing

Seneca Falls meeting with the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce urges residents to write letters and call officials to oppose the Sampson closure and Willard layoff. The plan aims to save 44.5 million in funding, protect 400 Sampson jobs, and shield 600 upcoming graduates from unemployment amid a 6.3% county rate.

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Seneca County Sampson Willard
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Chamber Duane C. Waid Seneca Falls South Seneca County Theodore D. Day Joe Finley
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