New York Farm Bureau Urges Budget Cuts in Albany
Albany reports show the New York Farm Bureau urging legislators to adopt governor proposed cuts and extend reductions to areas driving higher state sales taxes. President Robert Greig cites excessive spending and tax burdens, calling for saving 100 million in reductions and opposing 4 000 new state jobs to prevent a sales tax increase.
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Albany
New York Farm Bureau
Robert Greig
New York
Greig
Ing
NYFB
U.S. Labor Department
Town highway program to reconstruct 1016 miles in 1969
Governor Rockefeller announced 1016 miles of town roads will be rebuilt with state aid under the Erwin Plan in 1969 at an estimated cost of 9.13 million dollars. State aid totals 5.16 million with local towns paying 3.98 million across 1091 projects including 101 miles for stabilization under 84 other projects.
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Rockefeller
Erwin
Seneca County
Covert
Lodi
Romulus
Tompkins County
Enfield
Newfield
Ulysses
Ovid Romulus
Varick
Horsemens Assoc elects officers at annual dinner
TRUMANSBURG The Tompkins County Horsemans Assoc held its annual dinner dance at Cayuga Inn on Saturday March 1. Officers elected were President James Simmons Taughannock Blvd Vice President Harvey Smith Interlaken Secretary Tina Leonard Interlaken Treasurer Janet James Seneca Falls News Reporter Roberta Peabody Trumansburg New directors installed were Marshall Conklin Horseheads and Norman James Seneca Falls The Robb Memorial Trophy for top non rider went to Lou Snyder Romulus
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Trumansburg
Tompkins County Horsemans Assoc
Cayuga Inn
James Simmons
Taughannock
Seneca Falls
Robb Memorial
Lou Snyder
Romulus
Stratton urges Laird to restore butter to military messes
Congressman Samuel Stratton urged Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird to reinstate butter in Army and Air Force messes as an early action. He cited dairy regions in their districts and noted McNamara had switched to oleomargarine for service messes, while Navy butter rules remain mandatory by law.
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Washington
Samuel S. Stratton
House
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Defense
Nixon
Army
Air Force
Stratton
Laird
Strattons
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Navy
Holstein excels in food production
Interlake-Lawara Echo Lo destar Symbol 5519428, a five year old registered Holstein co owned by Lewis S Bell, has produced 19 340 lbs of milk and 863 lbs of butter fat in 65 days. Cornell University supervised the production and testing in cooperation with Hal Stein Friesian Assoc of America.
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Interlaken-Lawara
Lewis S. Bell
Lawara Farm
Cornell University
Hal- Stein-Friesian Assoc. of America
U.S
Old Tyme Minstrels at Lodi Masonic Temple this week
The Valois Hector Logan Vol Fire Dept presents Old Tyme Minstrels at the Lodi Masonic Temple Thursday through Saturday March 20 to 22 with 8 15 p m curtain. Admission 1 00 for adults 75 cents for children. Featured interlectors include James T Stevens and George Davis. Band members Mary Lee Dunlap Kenny May Stan Darling Maurice Lovell. Ticket chair Walt Johnson Jerry Hazlitt Jr and Raymond Gallon. Proceeds fund the Valois Hector Logan fire house.
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Mary Lee Dunlap
Kenny May
Stan Darling
Maurice Lovell
Walt Johnson
Jerry Hazlitt
James Hazlitt, Jr
Raymond Gallon
Valois-Hector-Logan
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