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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1969

Page

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South Seneca School Faces State Aid Shortfall and Borrowing

LOD South Seneca Central School grapples with a shifted state aid schedule cutting January receipts and raising cash needs. The board voted to authorize up to 200000 in anticipatory notes while preparing next year’s budget and recognizing the Employees' Assoc. as a negotiating unit. A committee will study transportation and budget implications as negotiations and state actions unfold.

Lod-South Seneca Central School Board of Education Ovid South Seneca

Trumansburg Eyes New Tanker Bid Opening Date Set

Trustees moved to let bids for a new fire tanker to be opened February 17 at 8 p.m. The push follows a long debate over financing and a 1943 Chevrolet truck deemed unsafe. Chief Moore cited months of equipment research with input from engineers and fire chiefs.

Moore Cornell Remley Ulysses

Interlaken Receives State Pure Waters Grant

Gov Rockefeller announced 10 Pure Waters grants totaling 63 496 for operation and maintenance of sewage plants in eight counties. Interlaken receives 2690 46 for the 1967 68 year, part of 784 grants totaling 24 527 488 since the program began.

Interlaken Rockefeller State Health Department

Final total announced at Seneca County United Fund meeting

At the Annual Meeting in Hotel Goul on January 7 1968 final figures show the campaign raised 74.01 dollars across the county. The effort fell short of the goal but should cover budgeted allotments to 17 agencies plus operating expenses. Optimism remains for future campaigns as public awareness grows.

Ovid Seneca County United Fund, Inc Hotel Goul

No Rabies Certificate Needed for Dogs in Seneca County

Romulus town officials disclosed that no rabies shots or certificate are required for dog licenses in Seneca County after the county board failed to pass a resolution mandating the shots. Clerk Joseph Luppino noted the error and urged owners to license their dogs promptly.

Romulus Joseph Luppino Seneca County Board of Supervisors Seneca County

South Seneca merger vote status questioned in court

The article outlines a court fight over a merger vote at South Seneca Central School. Petitioners Boyes and Van Nostrand challenge the May 1 1968 election as irregular and say the ruling voiding the merger must be appealed. The local school board remains uninvolved pending final court action.

Duane Waid South Seneca Central School M.L. Patterson South Seneca Central School Board of Education Thomas Boyes Jack van Nostrand James E. Allen Ewald B. Nyquist Patterson Arthur J. Golder, Jr Boyes van Nostrand Supreme Court Ewald B. Noouist Education

Romulus to Change Town Dump Hours

Hayts Corners Carl Sweet urged Romulus Town Board to adjust dump hours to help Willard State Hospital staff. Proposed change raises Saturday hours from 8 to 5 with ongoing issues of non residents using the dump, now addressed by appointing an attendant. Supervisor Conkling noted hours are tentative and open to resident-friendly suggestions. John Knight explained General Code Publishing Services. The board proceeded with discussion and election of members.

Hayts Corners Carl Sweet Romulus Willard State Hospital Alton Conkling John Knight General Code Publishing Services Spencerport

Interlaken Highway hearing on reconstruction plans set

A public hearing led by State Transportation Commissioner J. Burch McMorran will be held January 23 at the Seneca County Court House in Ovid to discuss reconstructing County Roads 141 and 141B from Route 96 and Cayuga Street in Interlaken to Route 89 near Cayuga Lake. The plan calls for a 40 foot pavement in Interlaken with parking lanes and curbs, a new storm sewer, and stabilized shoulders eastward, plus widening at Route 89. The hearing explores economic social environmental and planning effects with an engineer present to explain advantages and relocation assistance. Mayor Howard Jones has a copy of the plans.

Interlaken J. Burch McMorran State Commissioner of Transportation Seneca County Court House Ovid Cayuga St Cayuga Lake Earle E. Towlson

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