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Interlaken Review
Interlaken
N.Y
the Gazette and Independent
Ovid
the Free Press
Trumansburg
IT Publishing Corp
Duane C. Waid
B. Winchell
Wanda M. Waid
Sedy-Treas
Robert Brown
Seneca County urged to shape future of Sampson site
Editorial calls residents to act after Sampson State School closure on December 8 and looming unemployment. It proposes forming a public development group to lease the site for light industry or research, and supports Friends of Sampson as a private nonprofit option.
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Seneca County
Sampson State School
Journal
Sampson
Department of the State
Department of Mental Hygiene
Sampson State Park
Finger Lakes Park Commission
Commission
Gaeapson
Friends of Sampson
Letters urging reordering national priorities in 1972
Charles F. Schwartz of Trumansburg appeals to readers to reexamine government spending and the Vietnam war, urging accountability from politicians and a shift toward social programs and fiscal responsibility amid 1971 tax burdens. He calls for thoughtful public debate as the nation plans for 1972.
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Vietnam
Senat
Washington
Charles F. Schwartz
Trumansburg
Calendar of club and civic meetings in Searsburg area
ALICE CONOVER lists activities from Jan 6 to Jan 20 including Rotary CES American Legion Fish and Game Club Circle at Presbyterian Chapel Ulysses Grange Village Board Royal Arch Masons Ulysses Town Board Sr Citizens DeMolay Board of Education Barber Shop Chapter Lodge 157 Rainbow Girls WSCS meeting and Luncheon at Methodist Church scheduled across Jan 6 20 with times provided for each event.
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Alice Conover
Rotary
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterian Chapel
Searsburg Grange
Ulysses Grange
Jacksonville
Village Board
Royal Arch Masons
Ulysses Town Board
Board of Education
Am. Legion Home
Friendly Circle
Methodist Church
Rainbow Girls
WSCS
Winter is a flu wonderland
An overview of influenza dangers and respiratory infections. The piece explains flu impact on the upper tract and lungs, pneumonia types, and antibiotic roles. It notes antiviral and supportive care, urges early diagnosis and treatment, and promotes Christmas Seal support.
Veterans benefits tips and local Legion meeting in Interlaken
Veterans urged to notify the VA and Post Office when moving to preserve pensions and avoid extra paperwork. GI Bill helps high school dropouts earn college access. File disability claims within a year of discharge to ensure retroactive benefits. John Jager offers information in Interlaken. Local Legion meeting set for January 11 at 8 p.m.
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Interlaken
Sam
Post Office Department
John Jager
Legion Meeting
Jan. Il
South Seneca Calendar Week of January Events
A listing of January events for South Seneca area clubs and venues. Romulus Town Road and Lodi Village Road gatherings on January 6 and 7 start at 8 p.m. Interlaken venues host meetings January 10 11 13 and 15 with varied times. Local organizations include Sportsmens Club Banner Lodge OES Ovid OES Legion Grange and village boards.
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Romulus Town
Riday
Lodi
Aonday
Interlaken Sportsmens Club
Lodi Banner Lodge
Interlaken Legion
Interlaken Oes
Ovid Oes
Interlaken Village Board
Interlaken Grange
Culture as Shared Selflessness, A Florida Quote
Holmes County Advertiser notes culture equals occasional selflessness. Quote attributed to N. DeVane Williams highlights communal values in local discourse.
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N. DeVane Williams
Holmes County
Fla
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