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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
11
Jaughannoch Publications Inc prints weekly notices every Thursday. The Review at Interlaken provides second class material with Gazette at Ovid and Free Press at Trumansburg serving the region. President and vice president share publishing duties.
Senator William T Smith outlines a tough Smith-Lee plan to raise civil penalties for DWAI and DWAI reoffenses, including longer license suspensions and revocations. It would also impose harsher fines and jail terms for driving after suspension or revocation, while supporting complementary measures like the Caemmerer-Stott reform to speed DWI trials.
Guidance on aiding injured birds, keeping them safely until help arrives, and feeding nestling birds. Observations include a Green Heron at a farm pond and Cardinals nesting in suburban shrubs with details on nest structure and feeding stations for backyard birds.
Motor Vehicle Commissioner James P Melton warns motorists and insurers to file MV 104 accident reports within ten days of any crash. The form is available from insurance agents, law enforcement, or any motor vehicle office. Late reporting can trigger license or registration suspension and hinders data collection for safety statistics.
A cheeky classified item urges sellers to use a don't want ad to move unwanted goods quickly. It frames the approach as a playful option for buyers seeking bargains and sellers clearing space.
Governor Carey proclaims June as Dairy Month honoring about 20,000 New York dairy farm families for their hard work long hours and risks. He notes dairy products worth over 800 million dollars in 1974 and calls on New Yorkers to recognize the farmers who sustain the state economy and lifestyle.
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