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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1968
Page
1
An amusing Nassau room tale warns travelers to carry extra dimes for rest rooms amid U S money and local management hints. Moravia school prepares annual with more pictures, a camera, and publicity ideas while addressing teacher contracts and rising tax concerns.
Moravia property owners face a 107,902 levy this year, about six mills higher than last year, the county auditor reports, marking the highest rate in the county amid broader property assessment increases following earlier local work. The piece notes public discontent with tax shifts and critiques federal travel taxes as a means to curb US funds flowing abroad. It mentions Nassau in the Bahamas and a British Holiday Inn firm developing a vacation resort there.
Rep John Kyl outlines facts on the Consumer Credit Protection Act, praising clearer cost disclosures to help buyers compare loans and reduce calls for usurious charges. The piece links the bill to fighting organized crime by curbing loan shark profits while noting minimal changes to legitimate credit plans.
Douglas residents Mrs. Milo Walker lead a Heart Fund drive effort with Keith and Wendell Phillips and Enid Walker canvassing the community. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cridlebaugh.
Mr and Mrs Jim Logan of Mo line spent the weekend at the Paul venue where attendees were surprised with a door prize of a dozen roses, rounding out a quiet Saturday evening in ville.
Hazel Hellyer reports a weekend of visits and gatherings in Salem and nearby areas. Numerous families including McCords Jennings Browns Whiteheads Over tf urfs and Morr ia church activities are noted with Sunday dinners, showers, parties, and a tax hearing in Des Moines.
Appanoose County publishes tax levy notices as recorded by Farnsworth, County Auditor. The notice details levies, amounts, and filing information for the upcoming fiscal year. Public notices indicate where residents may review the levy specifics and deadlines.
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