Water Pollution Is Everybody's Business New York State
Government pledges full support for a $1.0 billion bond to fund New York State Pure Water program under Metzler. Highlights 1965 bond share, 1970 dollars estimates, and need for federal aid to expand sewer systems, urging industry and government teamwork to tackle pollution without blame.
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Metzler
New York State
State Department of Health
New York State Exposition expands for 1966 duration and scope
The 125th anniversary exposition in Syracuse grows from farm focus to a wide display of New York State wealth. Highlights include 350 acres, 50 buildings, 30 000 exhibits, 70000 volunteers, 7000 exhibitors, and $30 000 in premiums plus cash awards for cooking and dairy contests. The event runs Aug 30 to Labor Day with featured acts including Grand Ole Opry stars and a mobile home show.
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New York State
Harold L.creal
United States
Canada
State Agriculture Society
Clinton Square
Syracuse
Hall of Health
New York State Department of Health
New York
Dairy Products Department
Grand Ole Opry
Harold L. Creal
The
Opry
Stonewall Jackson
George Hamilton
Entertainment Center
Brenda Lee
Casuals
Bobby and
Barbara
Joe Feeney
Jack Imel
Lawrence Welk
Frank Fontaine
Crazy Guggenham
TV Fame
Count Basie
Sun Dominates Day at Central New York Regatta
A windless Sunday at Red Jacket Yacht Club in Seneca Falls yielded long races as sailors pushed boats home. Winners include Thistles Dede Wilson Seneca and Tim Rice, Comets Ginny Rowan, and Snipes Bud Booth among others with divisions such as Stars Jerry Castle and Lightnings Dick Halligan earning top honors.
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Seneca Falls
Central New York
Red Jacket Yacht Club
Thistles
Dede Wilson
Seneca
Tim Rice
Comets
Ginny Rowan
Lake George
Rhodes Bantams
Bob Castle
Rochester
Donald Wurf
Brockport
Snipes
Bud Booth
Onondaga
Peter McChesney
Ithaca
Flying Dutchmen
Dennis Farley
Skaneateles
Puff
Jerry Castle
Snow Goose
Lightnings
Dick Halligan
Sodus Bay
Chuck Doerflinger
Rebels
Dave Schuth
Conesus
David Koch
Red Jacket
Cast From Sitting Position Safer for Anglers
Experts advise sitting while casting to reduce tipping risk and improve control. With practice, wrist action and overhand casts replace full arm swings, allowing better distance and accuracy. Standing anglers spook more fish. fish view limited to a 37 to 90 degree plane.
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Expo News
N.Y
Trojan
Penn Yan Boats
Evinrude Boat and Motor
Jerry
Watkins Glen, N.Y
Woodards
Bait Shop
Pingon Canand
Ier Laigua
Wecome
Palmers Lake
Seneca Lake
Watkins Glen
Motor Marine Inc
Mercury - Gray Marine - Motors
Traveler
Lone Star
Grumman Canoes
Don’s
Marine King Ferry
Marina
Starcraft - Glasspar - Larson
MIRRO
Aluminum
Mercury Boats and Motors
Don Powers
Ed Dinkel