Editor's 2¢ Worth Warns Against State Mental Health Cuts
A letter criticizes Gov Rockefeller and Mental Hygiene Commissioner Alan D Miller for cutting services to the mentally retarded and mentally ill. It argues the move harms patients and workers, urges public action, and warns against supporting a supplemental budget that would fund higher taxes.
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Gov. Rockefeller
Mental Hygiene
Alan D Miller
Sampson State School
Willard State Hospital
Lsted
Firefighters Call for Traffic Rules During Emergencies
Trumansburg firemen urge the public to obey traffic laws and yield to fire police in fires and emergencies. They warn that delays could put lives and property at risk and remind residents that the volunteers serve during the moments of greatest need.
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Trumansburg
What is Marijuana in Indian hemp Cannabis sativa
The flowering tops of Cannabis sativa contain the highest THC, while leaves have less and stalks or seeds have little. THC is believed to be the active ingredient producing the drug’s mental effects. Many other compounds are present but do not produce those effects.
Community letter urges protecting classroom teachers over band uniforms
Marion Schneider of Interlaken appeals to Edison to avoid cutting classroom teachers and physical education in favor of maintaining staff, arguing larger classes harm individual students. She urges prioritizing teachers and administration sharing workloads to give students the best possible education.
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Interlaken
Ovid
T.V
Deitz
Marion Schneider
Willard and Sampson layoffs spark CSEA appeal
The CSEA appeals to state leaders over Willard State Hospital and Sampson State School cutbacks as part of the New York Mental Hygiene Budget. They warn of financial ruin for nearby towns and welfare rolls, urging public letters to Senators and Assembly members to defend residents and workers.
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Willard State Hospital
Sampson State School
New York State
Willard
Sampson
Civil Service Employees Association
Willard and
C.S.E.A
Georgiana Stenglein
Pres
Hawes
Political Contact List for New York State Officials
A dense roster of government contacts listing Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Warren Anderson with Albany offices, plus Assembly Speaker Perry Duryea and other state leaders. It includes county pairings Seneca Cayuga Ontario Schuyler Wayne Yates, and various Senate and Assembly members with their district groupings and street addresses in Albany and surrounding counties.
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Seneca County
Cayuga
Ontario- Schulyer-Wayne & Yates
Ted Day
Albany
N.Y
Dig A Well Progress in Enfield for Bobby Blake Fund
PAT GRAY reports Push to bring running water to Bobby Blake family through a well project. Enfield Grange supper raised over 800 dollars and local volunteers including Cecil Miller of Ithaca and Spike Covert of T-Burg offered in kind help. Donations continue through May 15 as the Grange opens a Bobby Blake Fund bank account to support self reliance and welfare avoidance.
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Pat Gray
Enfield
Bobby
Enfield Grange May
Cecil Miller
Ithaca
Spike Covert
T-Burg
Grace Brewer
Trumansburg
Bobby Blake
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American Academy of General Practice
National Association of Family Physicians
New York State Academy of General Practice
the Edison
Mr. Maxson
CSEA
Ed Kummer
The
Eaton (Colo
IT Publishing Corp
Duane C. Waid
G.B. Winchell
Wanda M. Waid
Sec’y - Treas
Ileken
Interlaken Review
Jean Ovid
Gazette
J . Burg
Free Press
Nelson Rockefeller Executive
Warren Anderson Chim
Senate Finance
Senate Office
Perry Duryea
Assembly
Allan D. Miller
Comm. of
Holland Ave
Albany, N.Y
Earl Brydges May
Senate
Willis Stephens
Ways & Means
State Capitol
Chemung-Steuben- Tioga
Tompkins Counties
William T. Smith
Cayuga County
Lloyd S. Rifford Jr
Tioga County
Constance E. Cook
Steuben County
Charles D.henderson
Seneca-Wayne
Frederick Warder
Seneca- Wayne Counties
Joseph Finley
Ontario-Schuyler-Yates
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