Weather and politics mix in Middle East outlook
The article reports unusually wet conditions delaying local farming with year to date rainfall near double the normal and three months left in 1973. It also reflects on the Arab Israeli conflict, noting Russian arms support, US alignment with Israel, potential global spillover, and hopes for limited involvement and a peaceful resolution.
Commended Students in the Merit Program
Moravia High School seniors Joyce Christy and Duane Parmer have received letters of commendation for high performance on the 1972 PSAT NMSQT tests. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation says 38,000 students nationwide earned commendations, placing them in the top 2 percent of expected 1974 graduates, behind the 15,000 semifinalists.
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Joyce Christy
Wayne Christy
Duane Parmer
Wallace Parmer
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Hitchcock
Joyce
Duane
Moravia High School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
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Moravia senior Dar Vaughan highlighted in school calendar notes
Dar Vaughan a 17 year old Moravia High School senior relocated from Colorado Springs to Moravia with parents Thomas Vaughan Jr. and Jo Anne Vaughan. She has sister Patti and brothers Glenn Tim. Her subjects include government English art geometry Spanish P E and office practice. Extracurriculars cover softball swimming and skiing. Favorites include Mexican food Chung Fu and the song Good Morning America. Her pet peeve is people that arent happy.
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Dar Vaughan
The
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Glenn
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America
George Woodward Named Airman of the Month
Sgt. William George Woodward was selected as Personnel Division Airman of the Month by the U S Air Force Director of Personnel. A letter of congratulations sent to his wife Donna Rhee cites outstanding performance leadership and bearing, noting his value to his unit and the all volunteer force. The Woodwards are Moravia High School graduates with ties to Indian Hills and Mercer bases and are parents of two.
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Ron Woodward
Don Rhee
Sgt
William George Woodward
United States Air Force
Sgt. Woodward
Donna Rhee
Air Force
Marvin M. Wright
Woodward
Moravia
George Aso
Indian Hills
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Aru
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New Band Director Don Adhelpoh Praised for Potential
New band director Don Adhelpoh, born in Burlington Iowa and 22, hails from Knox College Galesburg Illinois. He did student teaching in Keokuk Iowa and plans Moravia’s band future, stressing practice. He enjoys fishing and filet mignon.
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Don Adhelpoh
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Knox College
Galesburg
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Keokuk
Moravia
Moravia Band Weather Impacts Halftime Show and Pancake Day Parade
After a week of practice the Moravia marching band and pom pom girls were rained out of a September 28 halftime show at a local football game. The next day the sun returned and they marched in Centerville for a mile long pancake day parade, twice around the square, enduring the heat.
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Moravia
Centerville
What is a praemunire in old English law
A compilation of remarks defining praemunire as an old English law term, with varied opinions from several speakers. Some describe it as an obsolete legal concept, others equate it to complex or confusing ideas. The dialogue blends playful misdefinitions and misinterpretations.
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Joan Strunk
Pollock
Vickie Horn
Mr. Rex
Mr. Adelpohi
James Martin
Moravia High Student Carol Wilson Crowned
WEW STUDENT feature highlights Carol Wilson a Moravia High junior from Dubuque daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wilson Sundown Lake. The article notes her blue eyes brown hair and lists her brothers David 14 Kent 13 Jet 9 and mentions three sisters.
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Moravia High
Carol Wilson
Carol
George Wilson
Sundown Lake
Dubuque
David
Kent
Jet
Three Graduates Help Move On From High School Era
Nancy Ann and Janet have completed high school while Carol plans ahead. Her favorite food is steak and color yellow. She enjoys riding horses and considers trying basketball and summer softball.
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Nancy
Ann
Janet
Carol
Appanoose zoning hearing on two parcel changes
The Appanoose County Zoning Commission will hold a 7:30 p.m. hearing in the Assessor's Office on Wednesday October 24 1973 to consider changes from Agricultural to Commercial on the E% of SE Quarter of Section 5 Township 70 Range 17 and exceptions. It will also consider a change from Agriculture to Residential for a parcel of land in Section 26 Township 70 Range 19 containing about 1.05 acres owned by Rosscud B Rezntesk and described as NE corner of the described parcels.
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Appanoose County Zoning Commission
Appanoose County Assessors Office
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Ralph L. Turner
Ela
Roscud B. Rezntesk
Real Esata
Monun
Aino Beg
William E. Webb
R. Fenton
Appanoose County
Appanoose
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