July 29, 1970 (12 pages)

a8 + 2 The Nevada County Nugget —Wednesday, July 29, 1970. More than $1.7 million in State funds for projects in the Third Senatorial District have been. earmarked in the budget approved this month by the Legislature. Funds were budgeted for Third District projects in the fields of corrections, higher education construction, junior college construction and assistance to cities and counties for acquisition and development of parks and récreation facilities, In the. field of corrections, a total of $412,715 was budgeted for improvements at.the Preston School of Industry at Ione. Items approved include replacement of sound security andtelephone distribution system -$196,715; rehabilitation of electrical distribution and emergency power system -$216,000, _ In the field of higher education construction, a total of $264,000 was approved for Stanislaus State College to equip the new performing arts complex. In the field of junior college construction, a total of $495,249 was approved from the Junior. College Bond Act Program of 1968 for construction at Lassen Junior College. The following projects have been approved: Construct outdoor physical education facilities -$354,967; Equip outdoor physical education facilities -$14,287; Relocate portable buildings -$60,558; Equip technical and vocational building -$38,102; Equip gym-$27,335. Funds to counties, cities and recreation districts in the Third District under the State Beach, Park, Recreational and Historical Facilities Bond Act_ total $600,903. The following projects have been approved for funding: City of Ione, Charles S, Howard Memorial Park, for development -$37,500. City of Jackson, Kennedy Mine NEVADA COUNTT NUGGEY. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 i Telephone 265-2471 / Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, Juce 3, 1960. DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5, 00. 19S7 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER of the SENATOR sitna ? Teale Third District ee © REPORTS <alitornia sie . Legislature. Tailing Wheels Regional Park,for development -$37,500, Calaveras County, 39th District Agricultural Association, Frog Town Recreational Development, for development -$75,000, : County of El Derado, El Dorado County Historical Museum, for development -$104,850. County of Lassen, Bieber Park, for development -$16,250, City of Susanville, Susanville Park, for development -$42,977. ° City of Loyalton, Loyalton Recreation Project, for development -$75,000. City of Modesto, Tuolumne River Regional Park, for acquisition -$100,326, Tuolumne Park, Parkways and Recreation: District, Basin Creek Park, for development -$20,000, County of Tuolumne, Columbia Airport Park, for development --$55, 000. : It should be pointed out that the injection of more than $1.7 million into the economy of the Third District for construction and park acquisition and development will create a big economic impact, but the payrolls these construction projects will gens, erate will increase that economic impact several times andthat is good news for residents of the -district. Picture is clearer . at Rollins Things~-are looking a little brighter--or perhaps that should be clearer -at Rollins Lake Recreation Area. Recreation use fell 50 per cent in recent weeks after the water level dropped 17 feet, leaving muddy beaches and water. . However, the water level at Rollins has stabilzed now, reports Karen Luglan, one of the resort's operators, "Beaches are now dry, andthe water is once again clear," she said. "We are hopeful that the lake will slowly begin to rise." Mrs. Luglan expressed the hope that Pacific Gas and Electric Co. could -maintain a good water level in the lake during summer months, noting that a low level was experienced during the 1968 season too. However, the major problem this summer was an outage in a transformer, requiring extra lowering of the lake so temporary units could be ‘installed. Mrs. Luglan noted that "such unfortunate occurrences" as the lowered lake level" are not only harmful to recreational enterprises at the lake itself, but to all businesses in Nevada and Placer counties which rely upon the tourist trade." eRe SES] Pee EF ce ier eeezp enreere WHAT THEY took you to your final resting place in? * P , . > Pes WR POR BN Sivwr*?a0 «8 ace n eee : : re Sie alanis Cie cae a ae ew

a8 + 2 The Nevada County Nugget —Wednesday, July 29, 1970. More than $1.7 million in State funds for projects in the Third Senatorial District have been. earmarked in the budget approved this month by the Legislature. Funds were budgeted for Third District projects in the fields of corrections, higher education construction, junior college construction and assistance to cities and counties for acquisition and development of parks and récreation facilities, In the. field of corrections, a total of $412,715 was budgeted for improvements at.the Preston School of Industry at Ione. Items approved include replacement of sound security andtelephone distribution system -$196,715; rehabilitation of electrical distribution and emergency power system -$216,000, _ In the field of higher education construction, a total of $264,000 was approved for Stanislaus State College to equip the new performing arts complex. In the field of junior college construction, a total of $495,249 was approved from the Junior. College Bond Act Program of 1968 for construction at Lassen Junior College. The following projects have been approved: Construct outdoor physical education facilities -$354,967; Equip outdoor physical education facilities -$14,287; Relocate portable buildings -$60,558; Equip technical and vocational building -$38,102; Equip gym-$27,335. Funds to counties, cities and recreation districts in the Third District under the State Beach, Park, Recreational and Historical Facilities Bond Act_ total $600,903. The following projects have been approved for funding: City of Ione, Charles S, Howard Memorial Park, for development -$37,500. City of Jackson, Kennedy Mine NEVADA COUNTT NUGGEY. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 i Telephone 265-2471 / Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, Juce 3, 1960. DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5, 00. 19S7 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER of the SENATOR sitna ? Teale Third District ee © REPORTS <alitornia sie . Legislature. Tailing Wheels Regional Park,for development -$37,500, Calaveras County, 39th District Agricultural Association, Frog Town Recreational Development, for development -$75,000, :

County of El Derado, El Dorado County Historical Museum, for development -$104,850. County of Lassen, Bieber Park, for development -$16,250, City of Susanville, Susanville Park, for development -$42,977. ° City of Loyalton, Loyalton Recreation Project, for development -$75,000. City of Modesto, Tuolumne River Regional Park, for acquisition -$100,326, Tuolumne Park, Parkways and Recreation: District, Basin Creek Park, for development -$20,000, County of Tuolumne, Columbia Airport Park, for development --$55, 000. : It should be pointed out that the injection of more than $1.7 million into the economy of the Third District for construction and park acquisition and development will create a big economic impact, but the payrolls these construction projects will gens, erate will increase that economic impact several times andthat is good news for residents of the -district. Picture is clearer . at Rollins Things~-are looking a little brighter--or perhaps that should be clearer -at Rollins Lake Recreation Area. Recreation use fell 50 per cent in recent weeks after the water level dropped 17 feet, leaving muddy beaches and water. . However, the water level at Rollins has stabilzed now, reports Karen Luglan, one of the resort's operators, "Beaches are now dry, andthe water is once again clear," she said. "We are hopeful that the lake will slowly begin to rise." Mrs. Luglan expressed the hope that Pacific Gas and Electric Co. could -maintain a good water level in the lake during summer months, noting that a low level was experienced during the 1968 season too. However, the major problem this summer was an outage in a transformer, requiring extra lowering of the lake so temporary units could be ‘installed. Mrs. Luglan noted that "such unfortunate occurrences" as the lowered lake level" are not only harmful to recreational enterprises at the lake itself, but to all businesses in Nevada and Placer counties which rely upon the tourist trade." eRe SES] Pee EF ce ier eeezp enreere WHAT THEY took you to your final resting place in? * P , . > Pes WR POR BN Sivwr*?a0 «8 ace n eee : : re Sie alanis Cie cae a ae ew