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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
12
Readers criticize state traffic rules as Albany officials push limits on Route 96. They warn higher speeds worsen bus and truck flow through the village center, noting the rise from 25 to 35 mph and calling for practical changes.
Interlaken Ovid Romulus and Trumansburg students showcased 35 performers in a first annual PTA show. Organizers note limited advertising affected turnout and propose better promotion and scheduling for future events while urging safer traffic rules near school zones on Rt 96 and in village limits.
The text explains burial allowance eligibility within two years of death or discharge correction, possible discharge correction under Public Law 88 3, and reinstatement rules. It mentions reemployment rights under the Universal Military Training and Service Act for service members, and the option to have government checks deposited by a bank through a special power of attorney for claimants, widows, or others.
A fragment from a local history column recalls 1874 riots in Trumansburg and 1906 Pure Food labeling changes. It notes 1967 Albany constitutional convention topics and previews debates on voting age and jury trials. The piece blends past events with upcoming state deliberations.
James Hutter leaves Corning Glass Co. for a two year Peace Corps assignment in Micronesia. He will direct a volunteer group, depart December 1, and live on a small island with an Army airstrip and post office. His wife, a dental hygienist, will accompany him with equipment.
In Trumansburg the Ulysses Philomathic Library notes appreciation for apple donations by Anne and Roger King. An exhibit features fifth grade sculpture and a list of constitutional reform questions facing delegates in 1967 including rights, reapportionment, and public defender status.
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