February 17, 1966 (20 pages)

2 RE OT NH RR RCP aR nk a a ons Stabe ote naw Herb Dodini Will Run For Auditor's Job Herbert C, Dodini, a Certified Public Accountant, with offices in the Cramer Building, Grass . — Valley, last week announced his . intentions to run for the. office of. County Auditor-Controller in the June Primary. A native of Chico, Dodini ‘graduated from the University of San Francisco, majoring in accounting, in 1950. He has been a CPA since 1952, and taught accounting at USF untilhe opened . _ :. : MORE THAN 100 Nevada City and Grass Valley residents were his present business in Grass Valley in 1954, Dodini has had past experience doing numerous municipal audits, including the Marysville and Nevada Union High School Districts and the County of Nevada. While at the University of San Francisco, Dodini took a course in Governmental Accounting, Dodini is the present Exalted Ruler of the Nevada City Lodge of Elks and is a member of the Knights of Colombus, He is married and the father of seven children, Boho BohoMoekoBerck WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Johnson Says He Will Not Escalate War But Will Send More Troops In WASHINGTON President Johnson told a news conference that he does not want to escalate thewarin Vietnam. He said that more American troops will be sent there, however, because General Westmoreland needs more men, e*eess Atan all day hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in WASHINGTON earlier in the week, retired General James Gavin said that he felt the ' Johnson administration would risk war with China if it heavily increased American troops in Vietnam. Gavin said that he thought U. S. troops should stay in Vietnam but that any major Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8 ‘ kKkekkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION guests of Mr, and Mrs, Larry Quimby of Banner Road Saturday night at a dinner in the Horsemen's clubhouse on Brunswick Road, Shown here (left to right) are Mrs, Quimby, Mr. Quimby and LaVonne Amaral of Nevada City. City Council Meetings Can Go On Far Into The Night (Continued from Page 1) Friedrich had an unobstrusive police escorthome, Councilman Ben Barry found a piece missing escalation of the war would hamper the U.S. ability to meet its other important commitments in the world, Gavin said he felt the government had become “mesmerized” by the war in Vietnamwith the result that “we have been escalating at the will of our opponents rather than on our own judgment, ” e@eeeeses Former ambassador to Yugoslavia. George Kennan told the Foreign Relations Committee that he opposed a “deliberate expansion” of the war and that even great military successes could not bring victory in terms of the disappearance of opposition to the South Vietnamese government. Kennan said that our relations with the Soviet Union and with Japan were suffering as a result of the Vietnam war and he suggested our involvement represents a "grievous misplacement. of emphasis in our foreign policies as a whole," @eeeess Earlier in the week at HONOLULU the U.S. and the South Vietnamese government signed a declaration pledging their determination to prevent Communist aggression through fighting and through a program of social, economic, and political reform in South Vietnam, President Johnson then sent Vice President Humphrey, Health Education and Welfare Secretary Gardner and Agriculture Secretary Freeman to Saigon to survey the reform programs undertaken by the government officials, eeeees Premier Nguyen Ky of SOUTH VIETNAM told reporters in Honolulu that he was not very interested in peace negotiations with North Vietnam and that his government would not negotiate or recognize the Viet Cong, from his car when he came out of city hall, but could not say whether it had happened during the evening or while the car was parked at school during the day. It was Robinson who got the business later in the evening, At 3a.m. he received a phone call froma man who said his identity was not important, He wanted to know. why Vertrees was not appointed chief, Robinson said he made his choice-on. the-matter of qualifications and on personal matters which Vertrees could disclose if he wished. Between 3:15 and 3:30 a.m,, Robinson received another call from a different unidentified man who wanted an answer to the same question, He added he liked Jim Moon, but thought Vertrees wasthe man for the job. The same sentiment had been expressed at the council meeting. Robinson suggested that if the man had such a dislike for the city manager he should file for one of the two council seats up for election and get rid of the city manager, The man agreed that might not be a bad idea, Robinson then took the phone off the hook and went to bed, Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Feb, 10 46 28 11 44 21 12 48 22 13 48 19 14 56 20 15 48 21 16 52 22 Rainfall to date 32.73 Rainfall last year 56.03 GRASS VALLEY Max, Min, Rainfall Feb, 10 50 30 11 47 28 12 55 28 13 52 25 14 60 at 15 54 28 16 58 29 Rainfall to date 32.45 Rainfall last year 56,27 Merchants Have To Work To Draw Tourists And Keep Nevada Irrigation District Manager Edwin Koster Tuesday urged Nevada City merchants to do something to draw and keep the tourist in town or face losing much of the benefit of new reservoir recreation facilities to be constructed by the district. Koster was the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce in the National Hotel, He outlined proposed plans for construction of onshore recreation facilities on the Nevada County side of the new Rollins Reservoir on BearRiver and at the enlarged Scotts Flat Reservoir on Deer Creek south east of Nevada City. Although construction of the facilities is planned in three stages, Koster said a major porof the parking, camping, picnicking, water and sanitary facilities, roads, overlooks and boat ramps will be built during the first phase, He said preliminary work on construction of tables is already underway and clearing work will start as soon as the weather and Rafferty Finds No Excuse For Teachers Who Demonstrate (Continued from Page 1) why they-are there, what is the difference between Communism and capitalism, what is the importance of cooperation and why are college professors and educators stabbing us in the back? Rafferty said history, ‘civics and geography are old hat today. The schools teach social adjustment. He noted that people today get bogged down trying to explain what they are for or against. He said we have been taught tolerance and love while the rest of the world has been indoctrinated to hate, On the questions of university demonstrations, Rafferty described them as "bearded, redeyed individuals, carrying their misspelled'signs with the lankhaired, hollow-eyed female counterparts, The young people have youth and inexperience, but there is no excuse for the professors who are the seducers of the young," Action On Raise For. City Treasurer Is ‘Deferred For Study (Continued from Page 1) was put off when Paine maintained the current $50 salary was sufficient for the job in the light of current city budget restrictions, On a 4-1 vote, with Councilman Marshall Jensen casting the dissenting vote, the council approved a resolution setting new water rates, Jensen maintained that meters would eliminate complaints of water rate inequities. The council agreed, but could find no way to meter the city in the immediate future, ‘Them According To Koster ground conditions permit. He predicted construction of the first phase facilities at both Scotts Flat and Rollins will be completed this year. Koster told the merchants that he hoped creation of the new recreational facilities “will lend some enthusiasm to Nevada County to capitalize on its great recreation potential, " He said some exploitation will have to be made to let people know what Nevada City has, He pointed out that there are many attractions here which, combined with the development of nearby lake recreation facilities could bring a lot of people to the city. "But you don't want them to just drive through,” he added, “you want to keep them here," In answer to a question, Koster said the new recreation facilities in the mountains at Faucherie and Jackson Meadows will be operated and maintained by the U.S. Forest Service. Scotts Flat and Rollins will be operated and maintained hopefully by a county agency or by private concessionaires, He stressed that while the NID has the responsibility for operation and maintenance of the new facilities, the primary job of the district is the distribution of water and that was enough of a headache without getting into the administration of recreation. Mrs. Mary Lou Steger reported to the members on Chamber plans to play host to members of a visiting trailer club in April. The group will camp at Lions Lake in Grass Valley, but will spend most of the week touring Nevada City sights and attending a series of events here, Flume Job Required By PG&E (Continued from Page 1) is reinforced to prevent future failures. Since the entire $59 million Yuba-Bear River project of the NID was financed through the sale revenue bonds'backed by the sale of power and power water to PG&E over a 45 year period, delay in the full operation date of the project could cause a loss of power revenue and therefore endanger the status of the bonds, Although the entire flume will not have to be reinforced, Koster . said that the job would include about four miles of the flume. The cost of the job has been estimated at $50,000 to $75,000. The appearance before the District Securities Commission is required before the district wants to do the repair job with its own forces instead of putting it out to contract.

2 RE OT NH RR RCP aR nk a a ons Stabe ote naw Herb Dodini Will Run For Auditor's Job Herbert C, Dodini, a Certified Public Accountant, with offices in the Cramer Building, Grass . — Valley, last week announced his . intentions to run for the. office of. County Auditor-Controller in the June Primary. A native of Chico, Dodini ‘graduated from the University of San Francisco, majoring in accounting, in 1950. He has been a CPA since 1952, and taught accounting at USF untilhe opened . _ :. : MORE THAN 100 Nevada City and Grass Valley residents were his present business in Grass Valley in 1954, Dodini has had past experience doing numerous municipal audits, including the Marysville and Nevada Union High School Districts and the County of Nevada. While at the University of San Francisco, Dodini took a course in Governmental Accounting, Dodini is the present Exalted Ruler of the Nevada City Lodge of Elks and is a member of the Knights of Colombus, He is married and the father of seven children, Boho BohoMoekoBerck WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Johnson Says He Will Not Escalate War But Will Send More Troops In WASHINGTON President Johnson told a news conference that he does not want to escalate thewarin Vietnam. He said that more American troops will be sent there, however, because General Westmoreland needs more men, e*eess Atan all day hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in WASHINGTON earlier in the week, retired General James Gavin said that he felt the ' Johnson administration would risk war with China if it heavily increased American troops in Vietnam. Gavin said that he thought U. S. troops should stay in Vietnam but that any major Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8 ‘ kKkekkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION guests of Mr, and Mrs, Larry Quimby of Banner Road Saturday night at a dinner in the Horsemen's clubhouse on Brunswick Road, Shown here (left to right) are Mrs, Quimby, Mr. Quimby and LaVonne Amaral of Nevada City. City Council Meetings Can Go On Far Into The Night (Continued from Page 1) Friedrich had an unobstrusive police escorthome, Councilman Ben Barry found a piece missing escalation of the war would hamper the U.S. ability to meet its other important commitments in the world, Gavin said he felt the government had become “mesmerized” by the war in Vietnamwith the result that “we have been escalating at the will of our opponents rather than on our own judgment, ” e@eeeeses Former ambassador to Yugoslavia. George Kennan told the Foreign Relations Committee that he opposed a “deliberate expansion” of the war and that even great military successes could not bring victory in terms of the disappearance of opposition to the South Vietnamese government. Kennan said that our relations with the Soviet Union and with Japan were suffering as a result of the Vietnam war and he suggested our involvement represents a "grievous misplacement. of emphasis in our foreign policies as a whole," @eeeess Earlier in the week at HONOLULU the U.S. and the South Vietnamese government signed a declaration pledging their determination to prevent Communist aggression through fighting and through a program of social, economic, and political reform in South Vietnam, President Johnson then sent Vice President Humphrey, Health Education and Welfare Secretary Gardner and Agriculture Secretary Freeman to Saigon to survey the reform programs undertaken by the government officials, eeeees Premier Nguyen Ky of SOUTH VIETNAM told reporters in Honolulu that he was not very interested in peace negotiations with North Vietnam and that his government would not negotiate or recognize the Viet Cong, from his car when he came out of city hall, but could not say whether it had happened during the evening or while the car was parked at school during the day. It was Robinson who got the business later in the evening, At 3a.m. he received a phone call froma man who said his identity was not important, He wanted to know. why Vertrees was not appointed chief, Robinson said he made his choice-on. the-matter of qualifications and on personal matters which Vertrees could disclose if he wished. Between 3:15 and 3:30 a.m,, Robinson received another call from a different unidentified man who wanted an answer to the same question, He added he liked Jim Moon, but thought Vertrees wasthe man for the job. The same sentiment had been expressed at the council meeting. Robinson suggested that if the man had such a dislike for the city manager he should file for one of the two council seats up for election and get rid of the city manager, The man agreed that might not be a bad idea, Robinson then took the phone off the hook and went to bed, Weather

NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Feb, 10 46 28 11 44 21 12 48 22 13 48 19 14 56 20 15 48 21 16 52 22 Rainfall to date 32.73 Rainfall last year 56.03 GRASS VALLEY Max, Min, Rainfall Feb, 10 50 30 11 47 28 12 55 28 13 52 25 14 60 at 15 54 28 16 58 29 Rainfall to date 32.45 Rainfall last year 56,27 Merchants Have To Work To Draw Tourists And Keep Nevada Irrigation District Manager Edwin Koster Tuesday urged Nevada City merchants to do something to draw and keep the tourist in town or face losing much of the benefit of new reservoir recreation facilities to be constructed by the district. Koster was the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce in the National Hotel, He outlined proposed plans for construction of onshore recreation facilities on the Nevada County side of the new Rollins Reservoir on BearRiver and at the enlarged Scotts Flat Reservoir on Deer Creek south east of Nevada City. Although construction of the facilities is planned in three stages, Koster said a major porof the parking, camping, picnicking, water and sanitary facilities, roads, overlooks and boat ramps will be built during the first phase, He said preliminary work on construction of tables is already underway and clearing work will start as soon as the weather and Rafferty Finds No Excuse For Teachers Who Demonstrate (Continued from Page 1) why they-are there, what is the difference between Communism and capitalism, what is the importance of cooperation and why are college professors and educators stabbing us in the back? Rafferty said history, ‘civics and geography are old hat today. The schools teach social adjustment. He noted that people today get bogged down trying to explain what they are for or against. He said we have been taught tolerance and love while the rest of the world has been indoctrinated to hate, On the questions of university demonstrations, Rafferty described them as "bearded, redeyed individuals, carrying their misspelled'signs with the lankhaired, hollow-eyed female counterparts, The young people have youth and inexperience, but there is no excuse for the professors who are the seducers of the young," Action On Raise For. City Treasurer Is ‘Deferred For Study (Continued from Page 1) was put off when Paine maintained the current $50 salary was sufficient for the job in the light of current city budget restrictions, On a 4-1 vote, with Councilman Marshall Jensen casting the dissenting vote, the council approved a resolution setting new water rates, Jensen maintained that meters would eliminate complaints of water rate inequities. The council agreed, but could find no way to meter the city in the immediate future, ‘Them According To Koster ground conditions permit. He predicted construction of the first phase facilities at both Scotts Flat and Rollins will be completed this year. Koster told the merchants that he hoped creation of the new recreational facilities “will lend some enthusiasm to Nevada County to capitalize on its great recreation potential, " He said some exploitation will have to be made to let people know what Nevada City has, He pointed out that there are many attractions here which, combined with the development of nearby lake recreation facilities could bring a lot of people to the city. "But you don't want them to just drive through,” he added, “you want to keep them here," In answer to a question, Koster said the new recreation facilities in the mountains at Faucherie and Jackson Meadows will be operated and maintained by the U.S. Forest Service. Scotts Flat and Rollins will be operated and maintained hopefully by a county agency or by private concessionaires, He stressed that while the NID has the responsibility for operation and maintenance of the new facilities, the primary job of the district is the distribution of water and that was enough of a headache without getting into the administration of recreation. Mrs. Mary Lou Steger reported to the members on Chamber plans to play host to members of a visiting trailer club in April. The group will camp at Lions Lake in Grass Valley, but will spend most of the week touring Nevada City sights and attending a series of events here, Flume Job Required By PG&E (Continued from Page 1) is reinforced to prevent future failures. Since the entire $59 million Yuba-Bear River project of the NID was financed through the sale revenue bonds'backed by the sale of power and power water to PG&E over a 45 year period, delay in the full operation date of the project could cause a loss of power revenue and therefore endanger the status of the bonds, Although the entire flume will not have to be reinforced, Koster . said that the job would include about four miles of the flume. The cost of the job has been estimated at $50,000 to $75,000. The appearance before the District Securities Commission is required before the district wants to do the repair job with its own forces instead of putting it out to contract.