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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
18
President Nixon issues an Executive Order lifting pay for 1,316,000 federal civilians and 2,300,000 military personnel effective January 8. Civilians gain 5.14 percent and the military 6.69 percent. retirees and some workers excluded.
The Geneva Citadel Corps asks for volunteers at 424 Exchange St to assist in youth crafts recreation music religious education athletics and scouting. Captain Charles P. Granat urges contact at the Citadel or 789 1065 with hours 9 to 5 Monday through Friday and afternoon evening activities including Sunday services.
Seneca Army Depot is selected as a training site for National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve units in 1973. Depot personnel will support eleven units totaling over 800 men from New England for their annual two week training period. Units cover ordnance transportation supply and military police duties.
A new Magistrate System enforces traffic violations at Seneca Army Depot with fines paid by mail or court appearance. Non parking offenses by civilians, military, dependents, and visitors are handled by the U.S. Magistrate in Buffalo. serious offenses require in person appearance.
The report notes that U S Treasury bonds have maturities under 17 years, highlighting investment timing and market implications for household and institutional buyers.
Washington announces a reorganization by Secretary Robert F Froehlke and General Creighton W Abrams to streamline the Army. The plan promises over 190 million in annual savings and about 1 billion over five years, with Seneca Army Depot facing a reduced workforce by July 1 1974 from 789 to 633 civilian employees due to lower ammunition workload.
The Seneca County Chapter of the Rochester Regional Red Cross will bring its Bloodmobile to Seneca Army Depot, Building 705, on February 9 with sessions 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 3 pm. Donors must be 18 to 65, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in good health, with a doctor approving each donation.
Beginning in February the DEPOT DIS PATCH will print letters from depot personnel. Please limit letters to 130 words and include your name or organization. We will honor requests to withhold your name. Comments may be condensed to meet spars requirements. Send letters to the Public Information Office, Building 191.
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