July 28, 1971 (12 pages)

State checking property value . for school aid State appraiser$ are checking Nevada county property values 3 to derive a key figure in the } computation of state school aid that. amounts statewide to 1-3/4 } million dollars a day, H. Robert Jones, the State % Board of Equalization's area . office administrator, said the survey just begun in this county is one of 19 such county surveys being conducted this year to bring up to date the . findings based on surveys made three years ago, Owners of properties appraised will be notified of the market value found by the survey and may inspect the appraisal records, The program, Janes explained, helps to measure the taxable resources of a school district and determine that local schools get their proper share of state school funds, Other things being equal, the state furnishes more.aid to school districts with limited taxable resources: than to wealthy districts. An annual finding of each county's average assessment level, expressed as a percentage of market value for all taxable — property in the county, is based on the Board's survey. This county average is compared to the statewide average. If the county's assessed values conform substantially, no adjustment is needed, If the assessed values are far out of line, they will be changed to make the county's average conform with the average for the state. "Whether an adjustment is made or not, the county average, and the statewide average based on the 58 county findings are used in a formula by which over $650 million in state funds are allocated among the state's 1,158 school districts," Janes said, The $650 million dollars is about 45 per cent of total state aid. to school districts, which now runs to nearly a billion and a half dollars a year, This is but one of a halfdozen uses to which the assessment level percentages are put, Another important use is to determine the extent to which state loans to school districts for building construction are to be repaid. The countywide average may also be used by a property taxpayer to help him decide whether his assessment is fair when compared to assessments of all other property in the county. NC Cub Scout pack to picnic Nevada City Cub Scout Pack 23 will hold a family picnic Thursday at 6:30 p.m, at Pioneer Park, The cubs will race their rockets after the picnic, Those who were unable to compete last month may do so with theothers at this time, This month's pack meeting is being planned by Mrs. Davis Ferrell, She may be contacted for further infor+ nation at 265-5542, GUE TES oe . oa fa % ote ‘ > ‘ ive Fhe Woven: County Niet. Weamieslay: July, 28: 1971. 2 3 9 ° ; . FSwimming hole popular during heat — WEATHER IN the 90s brings out the swimmers as this view 90 it is hot, A cooling dip in the clear waters of the Yuba ‘ of the South Yuba River indicates, The foothills fortunately is what makes life living. has a low humidity reading but when the thermometer hits Instant replay of the heart in actionanother new way electricity is helping save lives. Our job is to be sure that there will be reliable, dependable energy for all of our customers’ needs. Our construction program for new facilities is carefully planned obtainable before. _ Many new miraculous diagnostic and treatment systems are being added by hospitals to help save lives. All of them create new demands for energy—more reasons we to ig? the growing energy must build new facilitiestoserve demands as our energy-oriented society. needed. PG+VE This new TV monitor at Herrick Memorial Hospital in Berkeley can play back x-ray images of the heart in action. And the speed of the playback can be controlled so that the heart specialist can slow up or stop the replay and gain information that wasn’t SSE SD 23X-W771 Qc LYUG or ae eer a ee oe) ' eer WWE Aiea Se gt ate ee oe .

State checking property value . for school aid State appraiser$ are checking Nevada county property values 3 to derive a key figure in the } computation of state school aid that. amounts statewide to 1-3/4 } million dollars a day, H. Robert Jones, the State % Board of Equalization's area . office administrator, said the survey just begun in this county is one of 19 such county surveys being conducted this year to bring up to date the . findings based on surveys made three years ago, Owners of properties appraised will be notified of the market value found by the survey and may inspect the appraisal records, The program, Janes explained, helps to measure the taxable resources of a school district and determine that local schools get their proper share of state school funds, Other things being equal, the state furnishes more.aid to school districts with limited taxable resources: than to wealthy districts. An annual finding of each county's average assessment level, expressed as a percentage of market value for all taxable — property in the county, is based on the Board's survey. This county average is compared to the statewide average. If the county's assessed values conform substantially, no adjustment is needed, If the assessed values are far out of line, they will be changed to make the county's average conform with the average for the state. "Whether an adjustment is made or not, the county average, and the statewide average based on the 58 county findings are used in a formula by which over $650 million in state funds are allocated among the state's 1,158 school districts," Janes said, The $650 million dollars is about 45 per cent of total state aid. to school districts, which now runs to nearly a billion and a half dollars a year, This is but one of a halfdozen uses to which the assessment level percentages are put, Another important use is to determine the extent to which state loans to school districts for building construction are to

be repaid. The countywide average may also be used by a property taxpayer to help him decide whether his assessment is fair when compared to assessments of all other property in the county. NC Cub Scout pack to picnic Nevada City Cub Scout Pack 23 will hold a family picnic Thursday at 6:30 p.m, at Pioneer Park, The cubs will race their rockets after the picnic, Those who were unable to compete last month may do so with theothers at this time, This month's pack meeting is being planned by Mrs. Davis Ferrell, She may be contacted for further infor+ nation at 265-5542, GUE TES oe . oa fa % ote ‘ > ‘ ive Fhe Woven: County Niet. Weamieslay: July, 28: 1971. 2 3 9 ° ; . FSwimming hole popular during heat — WEATHER IN the 90s brings out the swimmers as this view 90 it is hot, A cooling dip in the clear waters of the Yuba ‘ of the South Yuba River indicates, The foothills fortunately is what makes life living. has a low humidity reading but when the thermometer hits Instant replay of the heart in actionanother new way electricity is helping save lives. Our job is to be sure that there will be reliable, dependable energy for all of our customers’ needs. Our construction program for new facilities is carefully planned obtainable before. _ Many new miraculous diagnostic and treatment systems are being added by hospitals to help save lives. All of them create new demands for energy—more reasons we to ig? the growing energy must build new facilitiestoserve demands as our energy-oriented society. needed. PG+VE This new TV monitor at Herrick Memorial Hospital in Berkeley can play back x-ray images of the heart in action. And the speed of the playback can be controlled so that the heart specialist can slow up or stop the replay and gain information that wasn’t SSE SD 23X-W771 Qc LYUG or ae eer a ee oe) ' eer WWE Aiea Se gt ate ee oe .