J N Adam staff protest overcapacity and care conditions
J N Adam State School workers publish a sharp resolution criticizing Gore Rock ef eeler for endangering patients. They cite overcrowding and understaffing with 138 staff members, 69 percent of the 200 needed, and condemn the Department of Mental Hygiene for custodial care.
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J. N. Adam State School
Gore Rockefeeler
J.N. Adam
CSEA
Dept. of Mental Hygiene
Friends of Sampson
Sampson
Sampson State School
Seneca County real estate transfers list August deeds
Waterloo village entries show transfers in Covert Lodds Ovid Romulus and Varick towns including Hanks to Barton Thacker to Potter Mabee to McKee and others. Romulus and Varick also list multiple title changes plus two births in Ovid and Trumansburg noting Christian Martin and Geoffrey Douglass born in 1971.
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Thomas B. Masten
Covert
Roy M
Frances F. Hanks
James R
Mary R. Barton
Glenn H
Ruth A. Thacker
Norman N & Adele B. Potter
Donald J
Arlene I. Mabee
James McKee
William Neumann
John Tillinghast
Charles R Nogle
Donald
Jean Kammerer
George Richardson Jr
Gertrude E. Richardson
Robert L
Arlene McFall
Donald R
Kathleen M. Greale
Al Cervi Camp All Star Event Highlights 1971
The eleventh Al Cervi Basketball Camp at Fourth Lake Inlet concluded with an All-Star doubleheader drawing 300 fans. Ron French of Webster High School won the camp foul shooting crown by making ten of ten. Over 200 boys ages 13 to 18 from New York New Jersey New England and Midwest states attended and voted the Western Division All Star Team which included two local boys.
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OVID
al Cervi
Fourth Lake
Inlet
Ron French
Webster High School
N.B.A. Cervi
Syracuse Nationals
July employment and unemployment in Seneca and Tompkins counties summarize
State official Louis Levine reports Seneca County July employment at 13,000, equal to June 1971, with 800 unemployed. July 1970 had 13,600 employed and 600 unemployed. Tompkins County shows 33,300 employed in July, 1,600 unemployed, and an unemployment rate of 5.9 percent in July. Industry figures: manufacturing 4200, nonmanufacturing 25100, other nonagricultural 2500, farm 1400. Ice milk production in 1970 reached 278 million gallons.
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Ovid- State
Louis L. Levine
Seneca County
Tompkins County
Levine
Tomkins County
Seneca County Receives State Youth Program Aid
Gov Rockefeller announces 2233.50 state aid to Seneca County for a youth recreation project run by Education and Charities Committee marking 24 years of state local cooperation. Total project spending 4467 includes organized activities, swimming instruction by Red Cross staff, and life saving certificates for ages eight and up.
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Waterloo
Rockefeller
Seneca
Education & Charities Committee
Michael Gladis
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Duane W Marks
Education & Charites
Fred Morehouse
Edgar Sebring
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