Publications and staff of 1-T Publishing Corp
The Interlaken Review The Gazette and Independent and The Free Press are second class matter every Thursday. Officers include Duane C. Wald president G B Winchell vice president Wanda M Waid secretary treasurer and Robert Brown advertising manager. Phone numbers Interlaken 532 4223 and Trumansburg 387 9590.
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1-T Publishing Corp
Duane C. Wald
G.B. Winchell
Wanda M. Waid
Sedy-Treas
Robert Brown
Interlaken
Truemansburg
Take Stock of Local Finances and Tax Burdens
Escalating costs push municipalities to seek aid from federal state and county governments to reduce property tax. In 1970 city governments ran a 1.5 billion deficit. Leaders should prepare clear ten year spending projections and show taxpayers the future effects. Defeats of bond issues show the public wants full cost and need proof. A business like handling of public funds is needed to set priorities and services.
How You Can Curb Pandering Advertisements
A new federal law lets a family ask to stop all mail from a pandering sender if the recipient judges the material erotically arousing or sexually provocative. Advertisements can be displays, classifieds, or editorial style. Include names and ages of children under 19 in the request.
Purpose of Law on Pandering Advertising
Families may opt out of mail from firms sending pandering ads while others still receive mail. The act targets a small group of dealers who exchange mailing lists and aims to relieve those who do not want such material without restricting overall mail flow.
Do You Remember by Gertrude Carman 1894 New York
A collage of notes cites 1894 doctors in Tru mansburg offering free one month service at the Cornell House next Monday for chronic diseases including heart and lung issues. Also mentions Maine deer hunting 1906 and a 1940 village directory project with Chamber of Commerce cooperation, listing residents and local functions.
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Gertrude Carman
New York
Trumansburg
New York Medical and Surgical Institute
Cornell House
Maine Woods
Congressman Terry Promises Action On Pornography Cure
In a letter to Hilda Murphy, Congressman John H. Terry discusses efforts to curb pornographic material sent by mail. He notes Supreme Court limits and a House bill defining obscene mail, offering a form to block future advertising from the firm.
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Justice Department
Ralph Ginsberg
House of Representatives
Senate
John H. Terry
Congress
P.S
Hilda
Supreme Court
National Commission For Decent Literature
How the Law Works on Mail Pandering and Do Not Mail Orders
Families can ask a postmaster to stop pandering mail and direct the Promoter to cease sending any mail. The sender must remove the family from all mailing lists he owns or controls. If a family moves and wants to continue the order, the procedure continues with updated address instructions.
New Address Process for Stop Mail Requests under Federal Law
The Post Office Department and the Department of Justice outline steps to stop mail from a firm accused of pandering advertising. A prohibitory order directs the sender to cease mail within 30 days of receipt. Violations must be reported to the issuing postmaster with evidence. continued noncompliance can lead to a Federal Court order and potential fines or imprisonment.
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Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Notice to stop sexually provocative mailings to recipient and listed children
Formal request under Title 39 U.S. Code to direct the named mailer and agents to cease all further mailings to the signer and to minor children residing with them who have not reached nineteen, with spaces to print names and birthdates and to provide a signature.
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