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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
3
Mayor Beame awarded H. Kauffman & Sons the Citation of Business Merit for a century serving New York's horse community. The event mixed nostalgia and pride as the Saddlery, known for saddle soap, recalled decades of clientele and craftsmanship. The mayor admitted he never rode a horse.
The piece describes Kauffman’s and Miller Harness Company as New York equine hubs on East 24th Street with history from 1875. It notes World Wars shaping their merchandise, modern focus on riding gear, custom saddles, and a thriving riding scene with stables across boroughs and stable rental costs. Riders from diverse backgrounds frequent Claremont Riding Academy and Central Park trails, illustrating riding as a passion and lifestyle.
DEAR ABBY column covers a teen facing constant moves due to an Army family. She laments declining grades and lost roots, while Abby advises focusing on benefits of travel and family ties rather than running away.
Yale psychologist Dr. Jerome Singer says positive daydreaming is a normal healthy outlet and can ease daily tensions without cost. He notes daydreaming helps solve problems and should be encouraged as a private shift of attention from immediate tasks.
Alabama Attorney General William Baxley moved to stop Fruithurst's traffic trap practices, seeking a federal injunction and promising civil rights suits. Fruithurst officers reportedly fining drivers for minor charges after searches, with bond postings and six police earning over $10,000 yearly.
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