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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
9
National Newspaper Week underscores the free press as essential to a healthy society. Editors defend independence, expose deception, and serve as guardians against excesses while urging citizen responsibility and dedication to journalistic ideals.
The editor thanks readers for weekly participation and cooperation shaping a hometown paper. The piece emphasizes reader contributions, the staff's limits, and the goal to educate inform and unite the community through strong news and public service.
James Westervelt of Ulysses offers his fifty acre farm for sale. Located north of Samuel W. Stapes, near Crow bar Point on Cayuga Lake, it features new buildings a 38 by 42 foot barn a 16 by 32 foot house with a spring, and apple peach pear plum and cherry trees. Good for grass wheat and grain. Inquire on premises. 1906.
Ed Husted and Tom Smith urge Town of Ulysses residents to support United Fund campaigns as The Free Press previews local and county use of donations. The campaign slogan Feel Better highlights the community-wide effort to help neighbors through cooperative contributions.
Senator James Buckley, a conservationist, addresses the Finger Lakes Association urging a practical, slowly scaled program to curb air water and land pollution. He calls for reasonable goals education research and balance among private public and federal efforts, aiming for 90 percent of the ultimate solution at acceptable costs. He notes cancellations of major projects and the role of the association in regional stewardship.
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