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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that federal funds always accompany federal regulation, warning communities and schools to consider the exchange when accepting education aid. It notes the $3 billion in proposed grants may attract districts but would bring increased federal oversight and rules.
Several short notes include 148 overseas packages sent last Friday night and Ruth Franklin visiting before a Rochester trip. Other items cover Frances Clark buying a new car, Leonard and Marion Boyce Florida vacation, and local Lions Ladies Night at the Franklin House.
Discussion favors moving annual meetings to May or June rather than July to allow earlier capital outlay approvals and faster summer construction. Proponents cite better attendance before vacations, earlier bus purchases, and quicker project initiation, while critics warn of uncertain state aid timing and budgeting. Districts like Ovid Romulus and Interlaken have adopted May meetings, signaling a statewide trend with publicity policies noted.
The Free Press asks residents for improvements in Trumansburg. Suggestions include restoring the town theater, stricter sidewalk and dog enforcement, paving improvements to reduce runoff, a street and snow removal supervisor, stricter parking rules, and a swimming pool at the school.
A list urging teens to think before drinking, obey parents, avoid unclean thoughts, drive safely, race responsibly, choose a good mate, attend church, honor the creator, avoid following crowds, and choose companions carefully while upholding the original Ten Commandments.
A helmeted New York engineer on a high girder signs messages about lunch and romance to a distant office, culminating in news of an engagement. The scene unfolds over a week as coworkers exchange gestures and a celebratory flag hints at John and Jane’s upcoming wedding.
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