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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
6
C. Scott Sampson urges August opening for bird dog field training and hunter conditioning. He emphasizes enjoyable, sustainable exercise, gradual progress, and avoiding drastic dieting while preparing for a long hunting season. He notes the value of dog training days to mark readiness and fitness.
Overview of SPEEDEX rollout at the depot notes July site prep in Building 115 for remote terminals and six day work. DDT and DOA personnel work on fire conversions for initial input. Training planned for operating and data systems staff to ensure smooth transition pending Army approval of remote terminal equipment.
John J. Augusta of Seneca Army Depot highlighted in IAC brochure for 36 of 40 submitted suggestions adopted in FY 71. Highlights include posters on safety and housekeeping, a deluge sign system, and overall AMC program dedication recognized by General Miley.
Kathleen Rambo president of Cadette Troop 326 leads a drive for baby foods and disposal diapers for flood victims with a strong response. Brownies and Juniors progress through fly up and bridging ceremonies under leaders Mrs Parrott and Mrs Pierce as they welcome new cadettes and honor outstanding leaders. The EEO counselor Lois Merkley is noted with program details.
Former staff and guests gathered for a Nostalgia Homecoming with attendees from St. Petersburg Florida and Jersey Shore Pennsylvania. The event featured old time photos in Building 115 and memories of cafeteria breakfasts and long years of service.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, prominent authors and advocates for American independence, both died on July 4, 1826, matching the 50th anniversary of the Declaration's adoption by the Continental Congress.
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