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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1967

Page

5

Well Planned Rural Dwelling Plan No. 7181

Rural Dwelling Plan No. 7181 showcases a 9 bedroom two story New England style home with main level living spaces including a first floor bedroom and bath and a large dining area. Second floor hosts four bedrooms and dual baths with attic storage and potential basement recreation space. Working drawings cost $1.40 from Cornell University housing department.

United States Leslie A. Phelps Department of Housing and Design van Rensselaer Hall Cornell University Ithaca N.Y Ask

Poor Children Lacked Adult Contact Urie Bronfenbrenner Warns

Professor Urie Bronfenbrenner, a social psychologist at Cornell, says American children especially the poor grow up with limited adult interaction. He describes suburban rows of Matchbox houses and housing projects lacking stores and working adults, warning this sterile world threatens child development.

America Urie Bronfenbrenner College of Home Economics Cornell Department of Child Development and Bronfenbrenner

Forsythia Flowering Tied to Winter Cold, Cornell Says

Cornell horticulturist Professor Robert G. Mower warns that a harsh previous winter can kill forsythia flower buds and produce scattered blooming in upstate New York. He notes Korean Forsythia ovata remains hardiest, tolerating minus 25 degrees, while other varieties fail at lower temperatures.

Ithaca Cornell Upstate Robert G. Mower Mower

Ground Chuck and Round Labeling Rules In New York

New York law requires meats labeled ground chuck or ground round to come only from the chuck or the round and prohibits any added fat or fat blends. The rule aims to prevent mislabeling and ensure consumer clarity on meat cuts and fat content.

New York State Trumansburg

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