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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
1
Local residents stayed up late watching the Democratic convention as it disrupted normal TV scheduling including reruns of nostalgia films. The piece notes fatigue and the party's focus on assembling a campaign machinery aimed at challenging President Nixon.
The article notes heated debate over methods to reach the November goal and Nixon’s strong fundraising from foreign visits and conferences. It mentions local Democrats opposing McGovern on his platform and concerns over growing government agencies and costs from rural water projects across four counties. The Union invites reader comments on local or national issues.
Residents are invited to send brief four line notes to share views with Moravia Union readers. Submitters may drop a note wishing to speak on local issues or community concerns for publication consideration.
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met in regular session July 3 1972 at 5 00 AM with Chairman Doyle Ny Anderson and members Carl Sivans and Arthur Streepy present. Minutes from June 20 were approved as read and standing claims across General Fund were listed including abstracts preparations law enforcement center salaries and various county expenses.
Appanoose County Iowa Board of Supervisors will meet July 28 1972 at 2 00 PM at the Courthouse Centerville to hear taxpayers for or against the budget estimate. Summary details of budget receipts and expenditures are on file with the County Auditor and copies of schedule 634 A are available on request.
Fragmented ledger style itemizes salaries mileage and service payments including entries for a town treasurer, a utility water service and a sanitary service. Amounts shown include 121.41 and 254.84 with various cents, plus a total around 702.80 and smaller sums.
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