New York State and National Budget Pressures Begin New Sessions
The opening of the New York State Legislature in Albany on January 4 and the First Session of the 90th Congress in Washington on January 10 marks the start of a new policy cycle. Tax collections this year total about 25.5 billion dollars across federal, state, and local levels, yielding a per capita burden near 1 400 dollars as lawmakers face fiscal pressures.
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Albany
Washington
New York State
Veterans urged to use hometown outpatient treatment program
State Veterans Counselor Leo J. Gangl and Tompkins County Veterans' Service Agency Director Richard F. Cummings urge compensable veterans to apply for the VA hometown outpatient care. They warn against not recording disability status and note advances in medical procedures since World War II and Korea. Residents can visit the Ithaca NY offices at 205 W. Green St or Tompkins County courthouse for counseling.
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Leo J. Gangl
Richard F. Cummings
Veterans’ Service Agency
New York State Division of Veterans’ Affairs
W. Green St
Ithaca
Tompkins County
Letters Raise Dump, Trial, And School Cheer
A letter to the editor urges Jacksonville to open a town dump with fencing and a public vote on garbage service. Kenneth Cooper faces trial on January 9 for about two weeks, prompting local reflection on community safety. Trumansburg Junior High teachers and groups receive praise for a Christmas program. Brice Van Horn notes household chores remain for people.
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Jacksonville
Kenneth Cooper
Trumansburg
Messrs, Meskill, Hammill , Baker
Istrumental
Trumansburg Junior High School
Albany Insight: State Legislature Faces Busy, Reform Drive
Editor Johannes Laursen previews a session shadowed by a coming Constitutional Convention. Key aims include Condon-Wadlin reform, a statewide lottery, education financing without new taxes, Medicaid changes, and measures on transportation, air pollution, beverage control, and narcotics.
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Albany Insight
Johannes Laursen
New York Press Association
No Parking On Rt 96 By School In Trumansburg
The State of New York recommends a no parking zone on Rt 96 in front of the school after a recent near-miss with highway equipment. A back-up maneuver prevented collision, but snow removal remains a concern as winter approaches. Authorities threaten action against the highway superintendent if plowing fails to clear past the curb.
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Trumansburg
N.Y
Rt. 96
Shipments at Trumansburg Landing Reach All-Time High
Official figures for 1876 show total shipments of 224 640 bushels from LN Owens Elevator at Trumansburg Landing. Oats lead with 135 667 bushels followed by wheat 46 163, barley 42 943, buckwheat 464, and corn 403. This marks the largest season on record.
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Trumansburg
E.R. Buckley
LN. Owen
Trumansburg Landing
Chill
Argentina
Venezuela
Education costs and metropolitan problem views cited
Per capita spending for education highways welfare is projected to rise from 150 to 244 1976 68 to 76 33 to 79 by 1965 to 1976 per Tax Foundation Inc Metropolitan problems hinge on state action says Wm G Colman executive director of the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations states that if states do not act metropolitan issues become largely federal in nature
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Wm. G. Colman
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
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