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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
5
The piece portrays William Lyon Mackenzie King as a shy, stocky bachelor who lived alone and believed he could govern better if he saw less of people. A religious man, he read the Bible often and sometimes held séances to speak with his late mother. He led Canada’s Liberal Party for 29 years.
More than 150000 people are disabled yearly by farm accidents with at least 1500 fatalities. Experts advocate employer led training for both family and hired workers, stressing proper machine guards, shutting off power, and reading manuals. Monroe county extension offers guides OSHA 2256 and Pry-632. National Palm Safety Week runs July 25 to July 31.
Iowa schools will offer free and reduced price lunch programs to more children this fall as the income scale increases eligibility by about seven percent. Under the new scale a family of four with gross income under 37 010 qualifies, up from 7 130 previously. The state averaged about 80 000 free or reduced lunches daily this past year, covering roughly 19 percent of meals.
Kathy Rockwell visits grandparents in Iconium from Sioux Falls with a long list of relatives from Fremont to Albia. Ed Clouse and others host calls, plan picnics, and discuss wolf hunts while sick friends in Ottumwa and Iowa City receive best wishes. Weekend traffic surges as KOA campers fill the area and local celebrations unfold.
The Class of 1972 held a five year reunion on Saturday July 2 1977 at Moravia Park with about 70 attendees. Daryl Tisue led the program as president while guests introduced themselves shared life updates and reminisced.
A fragmented editorial likens disaster preparedness to health risk awareness. It notes the absence of an earthquake monitoring station while citing fire stations and heart disease statistics from the Iowa Heart Association. It urges lifestyle changes to reduce risk factors and promotes public health messaging on prevention.
Lieutenant Governor Arthur A. Neu announced the appointment of Senators Gene Glenn Eugene Hill Phil Hill Fred Netting and Richard Ransey as members of the State Legislative Council. The council shapes policy between sessions and recommends rule changes for legislative efficiency. Neu also named Senators FE Kevin Kelly and Ross Van Gilst to the Legislative Fiscal Committee.
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