Gogebic County Board adjourns again and approves land exchange
The Gogebic County Board of Supervisors met November 12 1964 at the courthouse in Bessemer. It approved minutes from October meetings and advanced a resolution to exchange about 1743 acres of county land for 4017 acres of federal land with specific parcel descriptions and county forest boundary adjustments. The vote carried with one nays and several absentees. The board also authorized signing a land permit, debated a new calculator for the treasurer, granted a 250 monthly salary increase for the civil defense secretary starting January 1 1965, approved releasing funds to Grand View Hospital, referred a legal opinion to the Finance Budget Committee, and authorized attending a mental health clinic meeting and publishing county maps and a plat book with a $150 ad request. The annual tax levy was noted at 9.8765 mills totaling $519511.
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Michigan Minimum Wage Law Sets $1 Hour Start Date
Michigan enacts a new minimum wage law effective January 1 1965 applying to most employers not covered by federal standards. It covers ages 18 to 65, those employed over 13 weeks in any 4 three month periods, seasonal and permanent work, room and board as part of wages, and all employment types including farms and service industries. Administered by the Michigan Department of Labor, with guidance from the federal Wage and Hour Division for covered employers.
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