Weighted voting shifts power in Seneca County plan
Voters weigh in as Seneca County Board of Supervisors adopts a one person one vote plan approved after two years of debate. Distribution favors Republicans and independents, with Democrats holding the most seats but fewer votes, raising concerns about south end representation and merger information. The paper invites letters to the editor on the school merger and other matters.
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Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court
Jacob Ark
Covert
Fayette
Junius
Lodi
Ovid
Romulus
Seneca Falls
Tyre
Warrick
Waterloo
South
Merger Information Committee
Christmas Reflections on Housing and Hope in Trumansburg
A letter to the editor laments housing shortages and praises trailer living as a low cost option. The writer urges modern progress with dignity, questions war and the rise of violence, and highlights 4-H roots in Iowa emphasizing head heart hands and health.
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Trumansburg
Iowa
O.H. Benson
Wain Street Seer Seer on Luxury Housing and Trailers
A local discussion questions luxury housing and mobil homes in Wain Street. The piece argues a trailer park could ease the tax base while noting business and industry efforts have faltered. It urges careful consideration before any new ordinance on housing, expansion, or traditional social limits.
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Mobil
Remembering Tru mansburg through two great fires and growth
In 1864 and 1871 Tru mansburg suffered devastating blazes that spurred fire protection reform. Citizens built a volunteer department after the May 1871 fire, supported by local votes to fund it. A 1905 note links grip remedies to milk and vegetables yet questions appetite during illness.
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Trumansburg
Gertrude Carman
Harry van Order
Art Stewart
Art
Morse Chain Works
Tom
Lindsay Funds City Drift Plan to Engineer State Aid
The Fun Person, Mayor John Lindsay, proposes changing state aid to local governments from population based to spending based. His Christmas letter to Governor Rockefeller outlines a plan that would shift more money to New York City, despite a looming $500 to $600 million deficit.
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New York City
Albany
John V. Lindsay
Fun City
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Elmira
Rome
Kingston
Oswego
Santa Claus
Rockefeler
Red Cross Seeks Household Items in Ithaca Appeal
The American Red Cross Adult Training Center in Ithaca requests donations of living room furniture a kitchen cabinet a dining set rugs an electric stove a washing machine curtains dishes silverware linens mirrors work tables. Contact ARC 3 0691 weekdays Mrs Delores Hendrix 387 9369 weekends.
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Ithaca
American Red Cross Adult Training Center
A.R.C. AR
Delores Hendrix
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