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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
12
The author argues that existing ordinances and new laws create red tape that harms individuals pursuing work or entrepreneurship. He cites unions blocking hiring, age limits on youth tasks, and restrictive zoning that ostracizes mobile homes. The piece warns regulations push people to welfare and discourage self-reliance.
A travelogue recalls locating an offbeat yet peaceful camping spot near Lebenon Reservoir after a detour and missed signs. The narrative shifts to Rural Safety Week proclaimed by Governor Rockefeller urging care on rural roads, farms, water sports, and recreation after noting high rural fatalities.
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt issued an opinion favoring use of the Public Health Law to address a village sewer emergency. The village faced an unusable septic system after Village Law proved insufficient and costly, and with approval from the Public Health Commissioner the costs were charged to benefited properties, eliminating a public health hazard.
Excerpts from Gertrude Carman’s Trumansburg Papers cover 1874 to 1912. Entries discuss Southern memories of the Civil War era, Creek pollution in 1886, fatal auto crashes in 1908, and a Presbyterian lawn festival in 1912.
A compact chronicle of local items from Ovid and nearby towns. Notable notes include purchases of stock in trade by Coan and Himrod, canal boat movements on Seneca Lake, church sale for repairs, storefront painting, parades with the Willard State Hospital band, lawn parties, injuries, student scouts, buses for Ovid Central School, drought effects on wheat, bales of alfalfa, Old Home Day events, vacation by Rev Glenn R Stewart, and real estate purchase by Harold Miller.
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