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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1969
Page
2
An editorial discusses drug misuse focusing on marijuana and THC. It explains hallucinogenic effects and hazards, notes legal penalties under federal law, and warns military personnel about the risks and consequences of possession, use, or sale. The piece urges personal reflection on the cost of illegal drug involvement.
AMC Information warns of hundreds of injuries to children from backyard swing sets due to design hazards. It lists 12 safety features for new sets and steps for inspecting existing ones, including heavy framing, smooth edges, secure anchoring, rust protection, and regular checks, plus supervision and maintenance guidance.
The list names service members receiving Good Conduct Medals from 1966 to 1969 including Jacobs Thomas L SP4 and Jacobson Gary L SGT among others. The note also extends heartfelt sympathy to Joe A. Reese for the loss of his wife.
The depot received thank you notes from 110 Phelps Elementary School pupils after a visit last month. Messages praise the train and fire demonstration and express gratitude to the commandant. Also noted is Col. James H. O'Brien being named Army Materiel Command Public Information Officer at Gravelly Point Virginia.
Major Robert L. Barton former Post Surgeon of about two years now lives with his family in Myerstown Pennsylvania. He starts general medical practice with a partner in Myerstown and welcomes new son Robert L. Jr born March 29 1968. CPT Charles L. Johnson departing Aug 1 to Bridgeport Connecticut joins General Electric Management Training Program with wife Harriet accompanying him. Best wishes for success and happiness.
The monthly Depot Dispatch from Interlaken New York serves Seneca Army Depot personnel with Army photos and Army News Features. Submissions go through the public information office at Building 101 Interlaken. Ads may be mailed or phoned to 532-4223.
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