February 3, 1966 (16 pages)

Stn oreseenemrermerenaneteeena-= (Continued from Page 1) system. District plans call for using this and other existing treatment plants to create an integrated treatment system for the entire area. In Nevada County plans call for construction of a master chlorination plant somewhere on Banner Mountain which could supply treated water to both Nevada City and Grass Valley, The Banner Mountain plant would be designed so that a filtration system could be added later if and when required. Koster estimated this week that both systems could probably be constructed for about $5 million. In discussing this latest approach to the water treatment problem Monday, the directors expressed the feeling that while the district voters had authorized the sale of $65 million in bonds, and the original proposition on the ballot had been broad enough to cover sale of the remaining $7,800,000 for the treatment systems, the Woke Bero@oehoRehoe® WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES U.S. Resumes Bombing North Viet Nam And Appeals To The U.N. President Johnson announced in WASHINGTON that the U.S, had resumed the bombing of North Vietnam after a 37 day peaceseeking pause. Johnson also said that the U.S, would seek United Nations Security Council help in its “determined and unremitting" search for peace, Secretary of State Rusk said that it was time to seek action by the U.N. since quiet diplomacy had yielded no result, He said that attention of the Security Council would be calledto an appeal by Pope Paul VI for arbitration by neutral nations. High administration officials indicated that a main reason for resumption of the bombing was a fear that Hanoi had interpreted the 37 day lull as a sign of weakness and desire to quit the war, Published a By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. ; Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. s Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif: Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, ree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One r, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8 kKkekkkkkkne 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION NID May Use Bonds For Treatment Plants matter of the use of these bonds should be put before the voters. Koster pointed out that if the district proceeded on this plan of financing it could pick up at least six months in the construction time schedule. The board authorized Koster to engage the San Francisco engineering firm of Leeds, Hill and Jewett to prepare a feasibility report on the project. With a feasibility report in hand, the district could then go before the California Districts Security Commission for permission to call the election. The board last week authorized Kosterto go before the Securities Commission for permission tocall an election on the districts plan to obtain a $5 million Bureau of Reclamation loan for enlargement of the district's water transmission facilities. Koster said both propositions would be put on the same ballot andthe district hopes to hold the election by spring. Earlier in the week Senator William Fulbright, Foreign Relations Chairman, told Secretary of State Rusk in WASHINGTON chat the U.S. has no legal basis _for what it is doing in Vietnam, either in the Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty or the Congressional joint resolution of August, 1964. Fulbright indicated to Rusk that Senate approval could not be expected for the $12.7 billion supplemental appropriation foreconomic and military activities in South Vietnam until the Administration defined its policy and clarified its intentions there. eeeseess Defense officials in WASHINGTON indicated that by 1970 the Russians could kill 135 million Americans in a surprise attack, The analysts are more worried about China's nuclear potential, however, since it is felt that Russia but not China would be deterred from such a strike by the knowledge that in return its own country would be devastated, eeeseess Secretary of Defense McNamara testifying in WASHINGTON said that the U.S. would reduce its bomber force over the years and rely mainly on Intercontinental Missiles, He said that this country has enough missiles to attack and destroy bothRussia and Chin at the same time. eeeese Food riots continued in Kerala, INDIA, where thousands are starving for lack of rice. Mrs. Indira Ghandi, the new prime minister, postponed a trip to Kerala on the advice of her aides. Twelve million Indians are threatened with starvation this year because of a severe drought and shortages in agricultural production, A LOCAL FIRST was achieved last week when the Holiday House in Holiday Village became the first local business to be decorated with a series of works by a local artist, One room of the new restaurant is decorated with six color woodcuts by Beverly Hackett of Nevada City. Holiday House Manager George Scott is shown here with Mrs, Hackett hanging one of the new prints. Supervisors Start On More Airport Work (Continued from Page 1) introduced to the board. a right of way shall be dedicated Nevada City insurance man or offered for dedication and that Ralph Friedrich was named by in accepting such an offer of the supervisors to the county dedication the county assumes board of trade. — no obligation for maintenance The board authorized the chairunless it is improved in conformanto sign an application for mance with county standards, -the Federal Aviation Agency for The second ordinance amends matching funds for further imthe county subdivision ordinance provement at Loma Rica County to include the definitions of a Airport. R. W, Ingram of the subdivision, gross area, net area, Grass Valley engineering firm of parcel maps and spells out reT. H. McGuire and Sons, apquirements for the redivision of peared to explain the program. land or subdivisions, Both the county and the federal The supervisors put off action government will spend approxion a proposed resolution from mately $5,000 on construction of the law enforcement committee a runway turnaround and other of the County Supervisors Associmprovements, jation asking for legislative The supervisors also approved a action to restore the right of resolution authorizing the sale of counties to legislate in the field $1,360,000 in Nevada Union of morals and vice, Both ChairHigh School District bonds for man Gene Ricker and Supervisor enlargement of tne high school Lou Hartman said the proposal plant on Ridge Road, No date needed more study and-Ricker was set for the sale of the bonds, noted the plan had already been turned down in Placer County. Gene Chappie Speaks Here (Continued from Page 1) tothe people youelected, Unless you do this you will find an ever increasing trend of others doing it for:you and when this happens it is more costly. " Chappie also urged the consideration that agencies such as the county, the NID and the state consider drawing in private money to runrecreational facilities, If the job of financing these facilities is done locally through private enterprise, it will be done more economically and at the same time generate a broader tax base and more pay~ roll, he said. : “I have great faith in local government,” he concluded, "don't knock it, it‘s the best, but the only way it will work is. to have you involved, " Bob Paine acted as-master of ceremonies for the evening and introduced Robert Wood, manager of the Sacramento Valley Council of the California State Chamber of Commerce who installed new officers. Wood installed Ralph Friedrich as president, Mary Lou Steger as vice president and Vi Howard as secretary. New directors installed were: Arlene Miller, Charles Allert, Larry Farchi, Paul Bergemann, Jr., Jerry Smith, and Don Hoagland, Fund Drive For Injured Girl Is Started In City It seems these days that almost everyone has. his hand out for something, but in Nevada City, more often than not, itisa helping hand, On Jan. 23 an eight-year-old Nevada City girl was badly burned when a towel she was warming by an electric heater burst into flame and ignited her pajamas, Almost ovemight a committee L id was formed to raise funds to help defray part of th Eugene Newman, newly apots Wou es Acialan opto speanl 926 sie Came ve 126 Weather Spaces NEVADA CITY (Continued from Page 1) Max. Min. Rainfall and madea part of the lot, would Jan. 27 52 24 provide 70 spaces, 28 53 23 The third site is in the mid 29 51 24 block of Commercial Street and 30 41 32 3.16 takes in roughly the parking lot 31 39 32 12 now owned by the Native Sons, Feb,;-1 40 .33 .25 It is proposed to take only the 2 39 24 .39 presently unimproved vacant Rainfall to date 30.92 land. This lot would provide 90 Rainfall last year 55.19 spaces, While the report outlines several GRASS VALLEY methods of financing the proposed Max. Min. Rainfall lotsincluding using public owned Jan, 27 58 34 property, purchase with general 28 59 31 city funds, parking meter 29 52 32 revenues, general obligation 30 48 32 2.55 bonds, revenue bonds, lease pur-». $1 39 32 .382 chase, special assessment disFeb, 1 41 32 .42 tricts, joint city and private 2 36 24 .38 financing and entirely private Rainfall to date 30.43 financing, no recommendation Rainfall last year 55.26, is made, expensive hospitalization and skin grafts that will be required to bring the girl back to normal, The little girl, Terri Cukjati, daughter of Ed and Ione Cukjati of 419 Spring Street, was first hospitalized at Miners Hospital, Last Saturday she was moved to the University of California Hospital in San Francisco for further treatment of the extensive burns, Ted Sigoumey and Mrs, Eloise Brown are heading up the unofficial fund raising campaign. Persons wishing to make contributions may leave them with _ Sigourney at the Nevada City Firehouse or at The Broiler on Pine Street, Historical Home Tour A pictorial tour of the historic homes in the Twin Cities area will be presented tonight at the meeting of the Nevada County Historical Society in the theater of the Junior High School in Grass Valley, 2 2 z & Py 5 : < Zz = 8a gS a & a . ~ 2 = 8 ro>)

Stn oreseenemrermerenaneteeena-= (Continued from Page 1) system. District plans call for using this and other existing treatment plants to create an integrated treatment system for the entire area. In Nevada County plans call for construction of a master chlorination plant somewhere on Banner Mountain which could supply treated water to both Nevada City and Grass Valley, The Banner Mountain plant would be designed so that a filtration system could be added later if and when required. Koster estimated this week that both systems could probably be constructed for about $5 million. In discussing this latest approach to the water treatment problem Monday, the directors expressed the feeling that while the district voters had authorized the sale of $65 million in bonds, and the original proposition on the ballot had been broad enough to cover sale of the remaining $7,800,000 for the treatment systems, the Woke Bero@oehoRehoe® WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES U.S. Resumes Bombing North Viet Nam And Appeals To The U.N. President Johnson announced in WASHINGTON that the U.S, had resumed the bombing of North Vietnam after a 37 day peaceseeking pause. Johnson also said that the U.S, would seek United Nations Security Council help in its “determined and unremitting" search for peace, Secretary of State Rusk said that it was time to seek action by the U.N. since quiet diplomacy had yielded no result, He said that attention of the Security Council would be calledto an appeal by Pope Paul VI for arbitration by neutral nations. High administration officials indicated that a main reason for resumption of the bombing was a fear that Hanoi had interpreted the 37 day lull as a sign of weakness and desire to quit the war, Published a By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. ; Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. s Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif: Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, ree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One r, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8 kKkekkkkkkne 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION NID May Use Bonds For Treatment Plants matter of the use of these bonds should be put before the voters. Koster pointed out that if the district proceeded on this plan of financing it could pick up at least six months in the construction time schedule. The board authorized Koster to engage the San Francisco engineering firm of Leeds, Hill and Jewett to prepare a feasibility report on the project. With a feasibility report in hand, the district could then go before the California Districts Security Commission for permission to call the election. The board last week authorized Kosterto go before the Securities Commission for permission tocall an election on the districts plan to obtain a $5 million Bureau of Reclamation loan for enlargement of the district's water transmission facilities. Koster said both propositions would be put on the same ballot andthe district hopes to hold the election by spring. Earlier in the week Senator William Fulbright, Foreign Relations Chairman, told Secretary of State Rusk in WASHINGTON chat the U.S. has no legal basis _for what it is doing in Vietnam, either in the Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty or the Congressional joint resolution of August, 1964. Fulbright indicated to Rusk that Senate approval could not be expected for the $12.7 billion supplemental appropriation foreconomic and military activities in South Vietnam until the Administration defined its policy and clarified its intentions there. eeeseess Defense officials in WASHINGTON indicated that by 1970 the Russians could kill 135 million Americans in a surprise attack, The analysts are more worried about China's nuclear potential, however, since it is felt that Russia but not China would be deterred from such a strike by the knowledge that in return its own country would be devastated, eeeseess Secretary of Defense McNamara testifying in WASHINGTON said that the U.S. would reduce its bomber force over the years and rely mainly on Intercontinental Missiles, He said that this country has enough missiles to attack and destroy bothRussia and Chin at the same time. eeeese Food riots continued in Kerala, INDIA, where thousands are starving for lack of rice. Mrs. Indira Ghandi, the new prime minister, postponed a trip to Kerala on the advice of her aides. Twelve million Indians are threatened with starvation this year because of a severe drought and shortages in agricultural production, A LOCAL FIRST was achieved last week when the Holiday House in Holiday Village became the first local business to be decorated with a series of works by a local artist, One room of the new restaurant is decorated with six color woodcuts by Beverly Hackett of Nevada City. Holiday House Manager George Scott is shown here with Mrs, Hackett hanging one of the new prints.

Supervisors Start On More Airport Work (Continued from Page 1) introduced to the board. a right of way shall be dedicated Nevada City insurance man or offered for dedication and that Ralph Friedrich was named by in accepting such an offer of the supervisors to the county dedication the county assumes board of trade. — no obligation for maintenance The board authorized the chairunless it is improved in conformanto sign an application for mance with county standards, -the Federal Aviation Agency for The second ordinance amends matching funds for further imthe county subdivision ordinance provement at Loma Rica County to include the definitions of a Airport. R. W, Ingram of the subdivision, gross area, net area, Grass Valley engineering firm of parcel maps and spells out reT. H. McGuire and Sons, apquirements for the redivision of peared to explain the program. land or subdivisions, Both the county and the federal The supervisors put off action government will spend approxion a proposed resolution from mately $5,000 on construction of the law enforcement committee a runway turnaround and other of the County Supervisors Associmprovements, jation asking for legislative The supervisors also approved a action to restore the right of resolution authorizing the sale of counties to legislate in the field $1,360,000 in Nevada Union of morals and vice, Both ChairHigh School District bonds for man Gene Ricker and Supervisor enlargement of tne high school Lou Hartman said the proposal plant on Ridge Road, No date needed more study and-Ricker was set for the sale of the bonds, noted the plan had already been turned down in Placer County. Gene Chappie Speaks Here (Continued from Page 1) tothe people youelected, Unless you do this you will find an ever increasing trend of others doing it for:you and when this happens it is more costly. " Chappie also urged the consideration that agencies such as the county, the NID and the state consider drawing in private money to runrecreational facilities, If the job of financing these facilities is done locally through private enterprise, it will be done more economically and at the same time generate a broader tax base and more pay~ roll, he said. : “I have great faith in local government,” he concluded, "don't knock it, it‘s the best, but the only way it will work is. to have you involved, " Bob Paine acted as-master of ceremonies for the evening and introduced Robert Wood, manager of the Sacramento Valley Council of the California State Chamber of Commerce who installed new officers. Wood installed Ralph Friedrich as president, Mary Lou Steger as vice president and Vi Howard as secretary. New directors installed were: Arlene Miller, Charles Allert, Larry Farchi, Paul Bergemann, Jr., Jerry Smith, and Don Hoagland, Fund Drive For Injured Girl Is Started In City It seems these days that almost everyone has. his hand out for something, but in Nevada City, more often than not, itisa helping hand, On Jan. 23 an eight-year-old Nevada City girl was badly burned when a towel she was warming by an electric heater burst into flame and ignited her pajamas, Almost ovemight a committee L id was formed to raise funds to help defray part of th Eugene Newman, newly apots Wou es Acialan opto speanl 926 sie Came ve 126 Weather Spaces NEVADA CITY (Continued from Page 1) Max. Min. Rainfall and madea part of the lot, would Jan. 27 52 24 provide 70 spaces, 28 53 23 The third site is in the mid 29 51 24 block of Commercial Street and 30 41 32 3.16 takes in roughly the parking lot 31 39 32 12 now owned by the Native Sons, Feb,;-1 40 .33 .25 It is proposed to take only the 2 39 24 .39 presently unimproved vacant Rainfall to date 30.92 land. This lot would provide 90 Rainfall last year 55.19 spaces, While the report outlines several GRASS VALLEY methods of financing the proposed Max. Min. Rainfall lotsincluding using public owned Jan, 27 58 34 property, purchase with general 28 59 31 city funds, parking meter 29 52 32 revenues, general obligation 30 48 32 2.55 bonds, revenue bonds, lease pur-». $1 39 32 .382 chase, special assessment disFeb, 1 41 32 .42 tricts, joint city and private 2 36 24 .38 financing and entirely private Rainfall to date 30.43 financing, no recommendation Rainfall last year 55.26, is made, expensive hospitalization and skin grafts that will be required to bring the girl back to normal, The little girl, Terri Cukjati, daughter of Ed and Ione Cukjati of 419 Spring Street, was first hospitalized at Miners Hospital, Last Saturday she was moved to the University of California Hospital in San Francisco for further treatment of the extensive burns, Ted Sigoumey and Mrs, Eloise Brown are heading up the unofficial fund raising campaign. Persons wishing to make contributions may leave them with _ Sigourney at the Nevada City Firehouse or at The Broiler on Pine Street, Historical Home Tour A pictorial tour of the historic homes in the Twin Cities area will be presented tonight at the meeting of the Nevada County Historical Society in the theater of the Junior High School in Grass Valley, 2 2 z & Py 5 : < Zz = 8a gS a & a . ~ 2 = 8 ro>)