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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1968

Page

3

Wakefield City Council approves two pay estimates for sewage project

In a July 25 1968 special meeting Mayor Pro Tem Zuidmulder led a session approving Pay Estimate No 10 Project B 28805 19 and Pay Estimate No 5 Project C 3971 48 for Joski Construction Company. The council recertified the Workable Program with HUD for two years to July 1 1970 and adjourned at 12 20 p m.

City of Wakefield Joski Construction Company Maki Hanson

Wakefield City Council Approves Maintenance Contract 1968 69

A special August 2 1968 meeting of the Wakefield City Council approved the State Highway Department Municipal Maintenance Contract for July 1 1968 to June 30 1969. Raymond R. Norkoli named Maintenance Superintendent. mayor authorized to sign. The Manager’s shovel purchase from Joe Rocco for 2800 approved. Building permits for five residents approved. Water line installation requested by John W Luoma approved with cost on owner. Executive session held and meeting adjourned at 5 10 p m.

State Highway Department Michigan State Highway Commission City of Wakefield Raymond R. Norkoli Manger Michigan Joe Rocco Ramsay Zuidmulder Forte Alex J. Gorski Jean Nurmi Joe Ringsmuth Walter Simchak John W. Luoma Hanson Wakefield Township Luoma

Know Your Michigan City Income Tax Referendum Discussion

A 1964 state act allows cities to impose an income tax with a uniform city income tax ordinance. If adopted, registered electors may petition for a referendum by a 10 percent signature of last municipal election voters, with nonresidents barred from voting. The ordinance requires a favorable city electorate vote to take effect and can only be amended by the Legislature.

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City Income Tax and Area Bear Complaints Across UP

The report covers a city income tax ordinance setting 1 percent on residents and 4 percent on nonresidents with credits and exemptions, plus a detailed UP bear complaint tally. It notes 338 complaints, 237 bears handled, trapping and euthanizing data, and weighs bear management efforts by officials. It also includes a statement from M E Juhl of Lake Superior District Power Company responding to a suit by Modern Constructors over a gas distribution project in northern Wisconsin and the U P.

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Michigan Tech study on fertilizing sugar maples funded by Connor Forests

Connor Forest Industries of Michigan and Wisconsin has awarded a 6900 dollar grant to Michigan Tech to test fertilizing high quality sugar maples. Dr. Eric Bourde directs the Ford Forestry Center with field studies by Stephen Shetron and Ronald Henninger. Two 40 acre trial methods compare fertilized and unfertilized strips across Michigan and Wisconsin sites near LAnse Newberry Wakefield Laona.

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Social Security Earnings and Benefit Eligibility Clarified

A reader asked about delayed benefits and earnings in 1968. The guidance notes eligibility for monthly checks if earnings as an employee are $140 or less and outlines factors affecting possible back payments and future benefits, including months with low earnings and total annual gross income. The column promises further detail next week.

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