Fayette County Board Proceedings Recap 1966 to 1967
The Fayette County Board of Supervisors meets in West Union and Oelwein, Iowa, approving minutes, appointing county medical examiner Dr Scott Linne and deputy examiners, and authorizing transfers and appropriations. Notable actions include tax credits for agricultural land, salary fixes for elected officers, and road fund transfers. Appointments to Cedar Valley Mental Health Society and various easement and fence actions are recorded, with adjournments scheduled through December 1966 and January 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s Wright, Buriat Co
Asus West Unicon Co-Op
Clint Welsh
Cec
Welsh
Waterloo Steel & Baum
Dave Woodson
Soldier Inc
Hasel Gehring
John D. Fay
Chaipman
Board of Supervisors
Payette County
Court House
Fayette County
Towa
Scott Linne
Fayette
Iowa
Robert Jaggard
Oelwein
David A Freed
West Union
J. Fayette
North Fayette County
Celwein
Postville
Starmont
Sumner
Turkey Valley
Cerny
Hazel Gehring John
Fay County
Supervisors
George B. Dewees
Delwein Township
Gil
Raymond Goodell
Mey Thac
Stevie
Block & Sehori
Elgin
Fayette Country
Ty Detroyt
D. Leonhart
Helen Leonhs
Hazel Gehrins
West Town
Etre Coun
Boand
Isaac
County Door Fund
Board of Supplys
Tater
Board of Supervisirs
General Assembly
Othe
Fellowitte
Cedar Valley Mental Health Society
Waverly
John West Anton
Charles Clark
Rogers Named Commanding Officer of Decorah Army Reserve
James D. Rogers of West Union has been named commanding officer for the Decorah based Army Reserve unit. The unit, designated as 1st Platoon A Company 389th Engineer Battalion and headquartered in Dubuque, includes 52 local men and is part of the Selected Reserve Force on 24 hour duty. Other reservists drilling with the unit include Burdette Sebastain, Larry Larson, Roger Reed, and Florian Langreck. summer camp is set for May 27 to June 1 at Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Rogers
Farmers Home Administration
West Union
Army Reserve
Decorah
Towa State University
Ames
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Rogers
Plattoon
Engsineer
Dubuque
SRF
Camp McCoy
Wis
Burdette Seibastian
Larry Larson
Clermont
Roger Reed
Ellgin
Florian Langreck
Waucoma
French Taxes Reach Highest Level Among Developed Nations
A comparison shows France taxing 44.2 percent of national income, higher than Britain at 36.2 percent and the United States at 32.5 percent. The implication is that French workers devote almost half their time to tax payments, while Americans dedicate about one day in three.
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Britain
U.S
Iewe House approves state merit system after long debate
After nearly two days of debate the Iewe House backed a civil service plan for state workers. Amendments shaped appointment power, testing, and political activity rules. The House settled governor control, exempted three year state staff from tests, and allowed after hours political activity. Final vote 98 to 15. bill moves to Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iewe House
Executive Council
Merit Employment Commission
House
Senate
Senate approves two bills halving districts and fines
The Senate backed a bill reducing judicial districts from 21 to 13 and another expanding fines to include mail in the payment plus $2 costs. Both measures await action in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Social Security Questions and Answers on Benefits
A pamphlet-style Q and A outlines lump sum death payments up to 255 dollars to a widow or widower or to the financer of funeral costs if no widow lived with the worker. It advises giving your Social Security number to employers, explains disability eligibility requiring five years of work in the last ten, and notes employers must report cash wages of 50 dollars or more per calendar quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Arnold
Social Security Administration
Waterloo
Iowa
Social Security
Those Things That Come to the Man Who Waits
A reflective adage notes that things arriving to the patient man rarely meet his expectations, suggesting waiting can misalign outcomes with desire. The saying emphasizes irony in delayed rewards.
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County Board of Supervisors
Eamel
Nayrotlatos
Alg. Ballard
G. R. Steaded Jr
Harry Saboe
Leonard Franzen
David Jacobin
Keith Jennings
Magerott
Donald Ls. Everhart
Sidnex Corbin
George Christensen
Isa.de Eimer
Eteet
Wink
Bernard Marshall
Kenneth Ob. Askelson
Kermit
Rowland
Rulle Weause
Basement Ata
Henry Smith
Geoid Bane
Brougitan
Furance
Richard Thompson
UFHOO
Brown Const. Co
Gene Wels
Jona Duwe
Tritter
W. Broughton
Maurice Francis
Carpenter and Keratt
Robert Spit Wood
Viord Smith
Rarmond
Sonny
Finnegan
Lawrence West
Bert Kleape
Michael
Patrician Finnegan
Truman Meyer
Wiliam
Howard
Jambles
William Ferch Maien
Ardith
Edward Hamael
Harry W
Barker Zolla M. & Hareld Strong
Robert W. Sehmisde
Floyd Bergeson Sunray DS
George Schroyver
Ternan Jue
Drilliway
Chitoan Miller Town and Country
Martin J. Konis United Building Centers Inc
William Jacobson
Dayless
Darel Wilson - Tagob
John Nuchring
Wright Tree Service Sup. Co
Francis Shannon Chipper
Delbert Glen
Board of
Edwin Ed
Donald Gordon Beff
Beng
Gelwein
Te Anit
Laer
da Gar Farm
Tone
America the
Aumited States Brewers Association, Inc. F
Science Monitor
Monitor
Capitol Hill
Main Street
The
Christian Science Monitor
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
U.S.A
Catholic Digest
Christian Herald
Farm Journal
Field & Stream
Ladies’ Home Journal Look
McCall's. Mechanix Illustrated
Modern Romances
Parents’ Magazine
Popular Mechanics
Redbook
Saturday Evening Post
Science & Mechanics Sport Sports Afield
True Story TV
Radio Mirror
Nagaee
Take One Magazine
Ellery Queen's Mystery Mag
Ingenue
Ladies' Home Journal Life
Look
McCall’s Mechanix Hlustrated
Popular Photography
Post
Sports Afield True
the Man's Magazine
TV Guide
U. S. Camera
Elgin Echo
Dale J. Jensen
Standard Oil
Elgin, Iowa
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