August 29, 1973 (12 pages)

12 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Aug. 29,1973 ? THE HEART of the Nevada County Fair is the carnival Special USAF unit Beale joins the Air Force in observing the 25th anniversary of the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations this month. The AFOSI is the sole organization within the Air Force that is responsible for investigating major criminal and counterintelligence matters. Beale’s office, Detachment 1901, maintains regular contact with law enforcement and investigative agencies throughout the -Yuba-Sutter County area as well as the federal law enforcement agencies. It provides them with investigative and technical assistance. when needed. Stuart Symington, former secretary to the Air Force, Cooks’ Gorner issued instructions establishing the Office of Special In-vestigations under the then newly formered Office of Inspector General in July 1948. OSI formally commenced Operations at its Wasthington, D.C. headquarters August 1, 1948 under the direction of Brig. Gen. Joseph F. Carroll, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent and official. Since its beginning, the AFOSI mission has had only one significant change occurring in October 1972 with.the establishment of the Defense Inwithin the continental United States. The primary criminal, fraud, ; CHICKEN WINGS EN SAUCE To serve four very generously you will need 2 dozen nice fresh chicken wings.. . easily one of the best parts of the chicken in the opinion of many published gourmet cooks. Place cleaned wings (cut sharp tips off first) in kettle with about two inches of water in bottom and simmer over. moderate flame for 20 minutes, or until liquid is almost gone. © Remove wings from kettle and layer in shallow baking dish. Pour the following mixture over the wings and bake in a moderate oven (about 325-degrees) until meat is ready to come off the bones: One can of cream of celery soup diluted with 1 can of whole milk to which you have added salt and pepper to taste, % teaspoon pulverized dried rosemary leaves, 2 tablespoons minced onion, 2 tablespoons minced bell pepper and % cup dry white wine. Serve over mounds of steamed long-grain ~ice and accompany with a lightly dressed, tossed green salad, }:. french rolls and your favorite beverage. A jello dessert goes very , »!! with this menu for a beautifully balanced, nutritious and econc:: x1 meal. a vestigative Service and their 3 acceptance of the Personnel 4 Security Investigations mission — which did a booming business on opening day. has anniversary counterintelligence and special investigative missions of AFOSI are carried out by some 1900 special agents and administrative personnel assigned the headquarters, 31 districts, and 141 detachments and operating locations world-wide. To accomplish its professional fact-finding job for Air Force commanders, AFOSI recruits and selects its special agent personnel from only the most highly qualified Air Force officers, NCO’s and_ civilians. AFOSI personnel are trained in the most up-to-date technical and investigative techniques available through the USAF Special Investigations School in Washington, D.C. A separate operating agency since January 1972, AFOSI has been the recipient of two Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards in its history for ‘‘exceptionally meritorious service of great national and_ international significance.” CLOWNING AROUND at the fair is this fellow's business. He can be spotted just Share of sales tax received The City of Grass Valley will receive $26,500, Nevada City $8,000 and the county of Nevada $42,000 from the State Board of Equalization this week. The Board has announced that more than $77.6 million will be distributed to California cities and counties. The funds have been collected through local . sales and use taxes. The $77.6 million is the third advance payment made to the cities and counties by the State Board of Equalization in the second quarter of 1973. The funds have been collected from business taxpayers. The balance of the second quarter funds will be distributed in September as ‘‘clean-up— payments, says the Board. The cities will receive $51.4 million, the counties $8.1 and an additional $14.8 million from the Yq percent local sales and use tax for the local county transportation fund. Nevaaga county’s $42,000 is broken down into a $26,000 payment and an additional $16,000 fromthe ¥ percent local county transportation fund. Singles Club elects directors Nevada County singles met Wednesday to elect a new fivemember Executive Board and to make final plans for the August 31 potluck dinner and dance at Barbara Henrickson’s house. Members of the newly formed Executive Board are Stan Moore, Ruby Jewell, Jean Burns, Dorothy Berryman and Reno Wilson. Rae Woloshyn was elected an ex-officio member of the board. The dinner and dance will start at 8 p.m. All single persons interested in attending the affair or desiring information on the group’s activities are invited to call Stan Moore at 273-9330. about anywhere at the fair, and as the photo indicates, all eyes in the area are usually on the clown.

12 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Aug. 29,1973 ? THE HEART of the Nevada County Fair is the carnival Special USAF unit Beale joins the Air Force in observing the 25th anniversary of the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations this month. The AFOSI is the sole organization within the Air Force that is responsible for investigating major criminal and counterintelligence matters. Beale’s office, Detachment 1901, maintains regular contact with law enforcement and investigative agencies throughout the -Yuba-Sutter County area as well as the federal law enforcement agencies. It provides them with investigative and technical assistance. when needed. Stuart Symington, former secretary to the Air Force, Cooks’ Gorner issued instructions establishing the Office of Special In-vestigations under the then newly formered Office of Inspector General in July 1948. OSI formally commenced Operations at its Wasthington, D.C. headquarters August 1, 1948 under the direction of Brig. Gen. Joseph F. Carroll, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent and official. Since its beginning, the AFOSI mission has had only one significant change occurring in October 1972 with.the establishment of the Defense Inwithin the continental United States. The primary criminal, fraud, ; CHICKEN WINGS EN SAUCE To serve four very generously you will need 2 dozen nice fresh chicken wings... . easily one of the best parts of the chicken in the opinion of many published gourmet cooks. Place cleaned wings (cut sharp tips off first) in kettle with about two inches of water in bottom and simmer over. moderate flame for 20 minutes, or until liquid is almost gone. © Remove wings from kettle and layer in shallow baking dish. Pour the following mixture over the wings and bake in a moderate oven (about 325-degrees) until meat is ready to come off the bones: One can of cream of celery soup diluted with 1 can of whole milk to which you have added salt and pepper to taste, % teaspoon pulverized dried rosemary leaves, 2 tablespoons minced onion, 2 tablespoons minced bell pepper and % cup dry white wine. Serve over mounds of steamed long-grain ~ice and accompany with a lightly dressed, tossed green salad, }:. french rolls and your favorite beverage. A jello dessert goes very , »!! with this menu for a beautifully balanced, nutritious and econc:: x1 meal. a vestigative Service and their 3 acceptance of the Personnel 4 Security Investigations mission — which did a booming business on opening day. has anniversary counterintelligence and special investigative missions of AFOSI are carried out by some 1900 special agents and administrative personnel assigned the headquarters, 31 districts, and 141 detachments and operating locations world-wide. To accomplish its professional fact-finding job for Air Force commanders, AFOSI recruits and selects its special agent

personnel from only the most highly qualified Air Force officers, NCO’s and_ civilians. AFOSI personnel are trained in the most up-to-date technical and investigative techniques available through the USAF Special Investigations School in Washington, D.C. A separate operating agency since January 1972, AFOSI has been the recipient of two Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards in its history for ‘‘exceptionally meritorious service of great national and_ international significance.” CLOWNING AROUND at the fair is this fellow's business. He can be spotted just Share of sales tax received The City of Grass Valley will receive $26,500, Nevada City $8,000 and the county of Nevada $42,000 from the State Board of Equalization this week. The Board has announced that more than $77.6 million will be distributed to California cities and counties. The funds have been collected through local . sales and use taxes. The $77.6 million is the third advance payment made to the cities and counties by the State Board of Equalization in the second quarter of 1973. The funds have been collected from business taxpayers. The balance of the second quarter funds will be distributed in September as ‘‘clean-up— payments, says the Board. The cities will receive $51.4 million, the counties $8.1 and an additional $14.8 million from the Yq percent local sales and use tax for the local county transportation fund. Nevaaga county’s $42,000 is broken down into a $26,000 payment and an additional $16,000 fromthe ¥ percent local county transportation fund. Singles Club elects directors Nevada County singles met Wednesday to elect a new fivemember Executive Board and to make final plans for the August 31 potluck dinner and dance at Barbara Henrickson’s house. Members of the newly formed Executive Board are Stan Moore, Ruby Jewell, Jean Burns, Dorothy Berryman and Reno Wilson. Rae Woloshyn was elected an ex-officio member of the board. The dinner and dance will start at 8 p.m. All single persons interested in attending the affair or desiring information on the group’s activities are invited to call Stan Moore at 273-9330. about anywhere at the fair, and as the photo indicates, all eyes in the area are usually on the clown.