Editors split on gun law impact and school budgets
Syracuse editors polled by the New York Press Association find gun control would not curb crime but a majority support some controls. Two thirds oppose guaranteed income, while 52 percent favor local school budgets and 33 percent deem them too high. The group urges harsher punishment for gun crimes and stresses social measures alongside laws.
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Syracuse
New York State
New York Press Assoc
Association
Syracuse University
South Seneca Falcons show united spirit at opener
Letter from Lydia Sears praises the South Seneca football team's opening game. She notes students and staff merging as one, band music inspiring the team, and a win that signals a lasting improvement for the merged schools. She urges continued effort for a school to be proud of.
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South Seneca Falcons
South Seneca
Ovid Student Exchange Deepens US Peru Relations
An oral memoir recounts Kay Titchehor’s two month stay in Armenia Colombia as the Ovid summer exchange student. She found Colombians warm, faced strong prejudices in both nations, and praised family life at the Garay home while noting Armenia’s lack of stoplights and coffee farms. Student exchanges are praised as goodwill builders.
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Ovid
U.S
Bogota
Colombia
Alliance For Progress
Russia
Kay Titchehor
United States
Kay
America
Chris Jerger
Interlaken
Chile
Rafael Garay
Caribbean
Armenia
Garays
Garay
Kay Titchenor
Birth of Gregory Thomas Kelsey in Trumansburg
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kelsey announce the birth of Gregory Thomas on September 12 1968 in Jacksonville Florida. He weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces and is the son of Lorraine Hand and George DeMund of Trumansburg and Ronald and Beverly Lynn DeMund Kelsey of Jacksonville.
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Trumansburg
Ronald
Beverly Lynn DeMund
E. Kelsey
Jacksonville
Fla
Ason
Gregory Thomas
Lorraine Hand
George DeMund
Ronald Kelsey
Mecklenburg Hat and Cap Store Opts For Fashionable Style
Clippings note the Mecklenburg Hat and Cap Store becoming a fashionable resort for those seeking elegant headwear. Other items mention wide tire farm wagons gaining popularity for tax rebates and a 1910 aviation demonstration in Kinlock Park involving Archibald Hoxsie and Colonel Roosevelt.
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Trumansburg
Gertrude Carman
Mecklenburg Hat and Cap
Main Street
Board of Trustees
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Kinlock Park
Archibald Hoxsie
Hexstie
Mel
Hoxsie
Airman John F. Cole Jr Promoted to Master Sergeant
John F. Cole Jr the son of John F. Cole Sr of Ithaca has been promoted to master sergeant in the U S Air Force He serves as an aircraft maintenance technician at Griffiss AFB with the Strategic Air Command He is a graduate of Owego Free Academy His wife Almédis is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McNeal of Trumansburg RDI
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Trumansburg
John F. Cole, Jr
John F. Cole Sr
Ithaca
U.S. Air Force
Cole
Griffiss Afb
Strategic Air Command
Owego Free Academy
Almédis
Charles McNeal
RDI
Obituaries for Trumansburg residents Burr and Boyer
Trumansburg notes death of Jane C Burr 89 at Tompkins County Hospital after a short illness. Survived by son Charles E Burr, grandsons Kenneth and David Burr, granddaughter Christine Burr, and two nephews. Services at Rhode-Covert Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery. Also noted Randy A Boyer 21 of Trumansburg RD died at Elmira Hospital. Survived by mother Marilyn L Stew and stepfather Robert C Shaw, siblings Florenze Boyer, Darrell Shaw, Cheryl Shaw, and extended relatives. Funeral by Rev. Royal Filkins. burial Grove Cemetery. Bearers listed.
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Trumansburg
Jane C. Burr
Main St
Tompkins County Hospital
Searsburg
Rhode-Covert
Charles W. Schwartz
Randy
Boyer
Rds
Ogden Hospital
Elmira
Marilyn L.stew
Robert C. “Shaw
Florenze Boyer
Ithace
Darrell Shaw
Cheryl Shaw
Gertrude Curtis
Tiger
Orlando
Florida
Royal Filkins
Jackson Hills
United Methodist Church
Purial
Grove Cemetery
Greg Boyer
Oh Brewer
Jerry Fudger
Tamets Kish
James Shaw
Harvey
James Housworth
Mrs Monica L Conley Willard Dies at 68 in Ithaca
Mrs Monica L Conley 68 of 700 Stewart Ave Willard died Sept 16 1968 at Tompkins County Hospital She was widow of John P Conley daughter of the late Dennis and Catherine Louchren She was a 1926 Memorial Hospital nurse and worked at Fordham Hospital NYC and Memorial Hospital retiring in 1934 Survivors include son Richard J Conley Ithaca two daughters Mrs Dorothy Burling and Mrs Jean Malison Ithaca nine grandchildren two great grandchildren and a brother De Louhren Buffalo Funeral services were held Sept 18 at Herson Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception Church Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Willard
Monica L. Conley
Stewart Ave
Theta
Tompkins County Hospital
John P. Conley
Dennis
Catherine Louchrén
Memorial Hospital
Fordham Hospital
New York City
Richard J. Conley
Ithaca
Dorothy Burling
Jean Malison
Grandenldren
de. Louehren
Buffalo
Herson Fueral
Immaculate Conception Church
Wasi
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Grace Rorick Dies After Illness at 68
Mrs Grace L Rorick 68 of Maple St died Sept 18 1968 after a long illness. Funeral service Sept 21 at John D Covert Funeral Home Ovid with Rev George Johnson officiating. Burial West Lodi Cemetery. Survived by husband Lee two sons Kenneth and Francis a daughter Nancy a grandson Keith Dickinson and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers listed.
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Grace L. Rorick
Maple St
John D. Covert
Ovid
George Johnson
United Presbyterian Church of
Lodi
West Lodi
Ralph Anderson
Robert Rothrock
Alton Worden
Gerald Allen
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Duane C Waid
Free Fress
Lydia Sears
IT Publishing Corp
Duane C Ward
GB Winchell
Wanda M Ward
the Interlaken Review
Wenda M Ward
N.Y
Ruth Clawson
the Free Press
Richard Murphy
Hezel Timerson
Joban, Cole
John F. Cole Jr
Randy A. Boyer
Mrs. Lee Rorick
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