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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1969
Page
1
Ray Eby reflects on the moon as romance fading to desolation after humankind left footprints on its surface. Indian lore links the moon to weather, calendars, and life, while a tax case highlights extreme income disparities. An individual earning 2,142,000 faced tax loopholes, contrasting with a low wage youth paying much of his modest income.
An Iowa State Fair dispute cites a $262,000 claim for a performer who did not appear last summer. Analysts wonder if ticket holders will receive refunds, predicting about $15 to $20 per ticket in a potential settlement. The piece also notes rapid Rathbun lake land development by several firms and speculation around notable Centerville resident Bob Ellis’s nearly completed glass-front home.
The Ap panoose County Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with members Streepy Anderson and Evans present. They approved claims across General and Poor Funds, including boiler inspection, school instructor costs, unclaimed fees, medical examiner and hospitalization bills, office supplies, printing, drugs, and cash relief payments to numerous residents.
Ronald Cloyed, 15, of Moravia, selected a Suffolk lamb at the 18th Annual Good Red Circle Auction on the CK Ranch near Brookville Kansas. He paid 6600 Red Circle Stamps earned from Gooch's Feeds and Food Products and was sponsored by Centerville Produce Edith L. Johnson. Ron was among 112 bidders at the no money sale held July 18 19 and will use the lamb for his next club project.
Board of Supervisors approved pay rates set by the County Engineer for given positions including Assistant to Engineer 600 per month Inspector 460, Party Chief 500, Instrument Men 440, Rodman 390 to 415, Maintenance Superintendent 520, Shop Foreman 520, Bridge Foreman 2.65 per hour, Asst Shop Foreman 440, Grader Dozer Dragline End Loader Operators and Mechanics 2.60, Crusher Operator 2.20, Truck Driver 2.20, Laborers 2.10. Votes: Streepy aye Evans nay Farnsworth aye. The board adjourned to meet at the call of the Auditor.
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