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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
15
Editorial argues entertainment media shapes attitudes toward minorities and women, urging awareness and censorship of racist portrayals. It cites classic films and TV examples, notes growing antidefamation activism, and links parental influence to feminist views. A second piece humorously critiques gender roles in Christmas imagery and toys.
Post Surgeon Barry Alter presents a health overview of smoking risks by organ system. He cites million-scale health costs in the United States and announces a No Smoking Campaign by SEAL Health Clinic starting January 14, 1974 with five weekly sessions. Interested individuals should submit their names to the Post Surgeon, SEAD Health Clinic.
The next issue of the DEPOT DISPATCH will be published January 31. Submissions are requested by January 21.
The notice lists Roman Catholic masses on Saturdays at 0830 and Sundays at 1215 with confessions fifteen minutes before. Protestant services include 0945 Sunday School and 1100 worship, with nursery. Temple Beth El holds Friday services at 2100. Transportation from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing to Post Chapel runs Sundays with pickup and return windows for Protestant and Catholic riders.
The article answers if a borrower can pay off a three year GI loan early and confirms partial or full payoff allowed with minimum payments. It explains adaptive equipment grants cover installation maintenance and replacement but car grants are one time. It notes education benefits for spouses of service members killed in Vietnam to study at foreign institutions under Public Law 92-340.
The Depot Dispatch in Interlaken New York serves Seneca Army Depot personnel and uses Army photos. Submissions go to the public information office at Building 101. Ads mailed to The Ovid Gazette must follow equal opportunity policy and may be refused for noncompliance.
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