Questioning Trumansburg School Renovation Plans
A letter to editors and the Trumansburg Central School Board lists detailed questions for the February 12, 1975 meeting. It asks about meeting times for bond issues, pool costs, funding lenders, architect selection, energy use, lighting, and maintenance. It also probes acoustical control, fire detection, library use, and the scope of playgrounds, the field house, and parking. The writers urge restraint on unnecessary construction to avoid higher taxes. Signed by Adam Bennett, Joe Bates, Charles Dunlap, Alan Lattime, Bill Savey.
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The
Free Press
Trumansburg Central School Board of Education
Trumansburg Central School
Board of Education
Adam Bennett
Joe Bates
Charles Dunlap
Alan Lattime
Bill Savey
Carey Promises Rise in Taxes After Inauguration
Editorial critiques Governor Carey for breaking campaign vows by proposing a 10 cent per gallon gasoline tax and higher local taxes to fund state programs. The piece cites plans to close the Montour Falls Fire Training Academy and criticizes school aid changes. It notes Lt Gov Krupsak returning 15000 of salary while expenses remain high and argues tax leadership will worsen upstate burdens.
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Upstate
Carey
New York City
Montour Falls
Albany
Krupsak
Malcolm Wilson
New York
Thank You from Trumansburg High School Marching Band
A letter expresses gratitude to the Trumansburg community for support of the annual grapefruit and orange fruit sale fund raiser run by the Trumansburg Central High School Marching Band and Color Guard. It also thanks parents for organizing and executing sale details.
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Trumansburg Central High School
Trumansburg
Inside memories of the Interlaken Canning Factory era
A nostalgic look at past workers and daily life at the Interlaken Canning Factory. Dorothy Fitzpatrick shares names of superintendents and staff from 75 to 100 workers, anecdotes of long hours, shifts, and quirky incidents around beans, salt, and corn, plus notes on community ties and the Historical Society.
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Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Interlaken
Earnest Chambers
Katherine Chambers
Duane
Dutch) Hiltbrand
Ernie
Dutch
Ilness
Ben Brock
Cortland
Grace Brock
Katherine Carnie Wixom
Alice Dickerson
Elmer Sw
Herbert Ward
CCC
Slaterville
Alfred Cloughly
Pop
Robert Fitzpatrick
Harold Hand
Ray Dickins
Jay Palmer
Elmer Dempsey
John Woodward
Hiles Updike
Clarence Ostberg
Oscar
Hank Hall
John Stewart
Elmer Swick
Johnnie Ameigh
Johnnnie
Elmer
Grover Terry
Halstead Canning Co
Press Writing Rules For Editors In Old Gazetteer Guideline
From Gazetteer and Business Directory of Seneca County 1867-8. It lists instructions for press writing: use black ink on white paper, small pages, blank second page, ample margins, numbered pages, plain bold handwriting, no unprinted abbreviations, italics via underscoring, proper names carefully formed, review every word, printer directions on first page, never private letters on copy.
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Gazetteer
Seneca County
Anne Knight
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BOCES
Pedate HK
Jin
Historical Society
Interlaken Canning Factory
Honey Wagon
Harry Havens
Herbert
Copper
Howard Bassette
Frances Ritchie
Johnnie
Vincent Ameigh
Max Cuneo
Blanchers
John
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Adv
Mgr
Duane C. Waid
G. B. Winchell
Wanda M. Waid
Robert Brown
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