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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1968

Page

3

Sapsucker Woods Bird Sanctuary At Cornell University

The Laboratory of Ornithology at Sapsucker Woods near Cornell serves visitors with four miles of trails and the Lyman K Stuart Observatory open daily year round. It houses the Library of Natural Sounds with 25 000 recordings of 2 500 species and hosts the Frederick Foster Brewster Wing displaying Louis Fuertes wildlife art.

Ithaca Sapsucker Woods Cornell University Finger Lakes Frederick Foster Brewster Louis Agassiz Fuertes Fuertes Arthur A. Allen Cornell Houghton Mifflin Co Laboratory of Ornithology Federated Garden Clubs New York State Lapsucker Woods Lyman K. Stuwart Charles H Kenneth K. Stuart Laboratory of Ornithology Sapsucker Woods Road N.Y

Watkins Glen Set for 1968 United States Grand Prix

The United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen marks America's tenth world championship F1 race on October 6 on a 2.3 mile circuit. Twenty drivers from 13 teams and 11 nations will train October 4-5 for the 108 laps of the 248 mile race with a $105,400 purse and $20,000 to the winner. Bruce McLaren and Jack Brabham plan to race in McLaren Ford and Brabham-Repco cars respectively.

Watkins Glen - America United States Glen America U.S Bruce McLaren Jack Brabham

Local features sought from Interlaken readers

The publication invites reader suggestions for more locally written features about local people starting next month. Call Interlaken 533 4223 to contribute.

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Committee to Save Cayuga Lake Forms To Influence Bell Plant Talks

More than 60 residents attended as Prof. Alfred Eipper warned that NYSEG's Bell Station near Ithaca could warm Cayuga Lake and alter summer stratification, risking radioactive accumulation. The new committee elected officers led by Corne lia Hill and aims to inform the public and pursue cooling-system safeguards at hearings. Sponsors include State Senator Theodore Day and J. Lithgow Osborne.

Ithaca Cayuga Lake New York State Electric and Gas Corp Alfred W. Eipper Bell Auburn Eipper Bell Station Cornell Cayuga David D. Comey Comey Cornelia H. Hill Carol A. Sisler Ann H. Furman Theodore D. Day Rod Serling Constance E. Cook Howard I. Dillingham J.S. Barr Louis J. Long Wells College Lithgow Osborne The Auburn Citizen Advertiser

NYSEG President Calls Bell Station Charges Premature

William A. Lyons of New York State Electric & Gas defends Bell Station plans against early criticisms. He notes design is unfinished and lake studies backed by Cornell and SUNY Buffalo will cost over half a million dollars and continue as needed to protect Cayuga Lake.

William A. Lyons New York State Electric & Gas Corp Cayuga Lake Cornell University Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory State University At Buffalo

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