June 30, 1971 (8 pages)

A preliminary budget of $606,011, up one per cent over last year, was approved Wednesday by the Nevada City School board, Included in the budget was a $15 a month raise for classified personnel, a composite Blue Cross Health plan for teachers and their families and -. paises of just under $20 and just under $40 a month respectively for principal Bill Gallagher and Supt, Dan Woodard, The teacher's negotiators and the board's negotiator agreed on. the composite Blue Cross health plan but Woodard, negotiator for the board, did not approve a dental plan also requested’ by the teachers. The. board Wednesday voted for the health plan but "not for the dental plan this year." i ‘The average daily ce estimated for the 1971-72 school year’is 873, seven less than last year. Woodard estimated that the district would continue to have a lower ADA for another year or two, Then. Planetarium for Sierra . program set An innovative series of afternoon planetarium programs for children and adults *~ offered at Sierra College wonday through July 2, ’ Reservations are required.although there is.no charge for the program, For reservations call 624-3333, ; The programs should appeal to students interested in stars, planets and galaxies visible in the summer sky, A field study will be held the evening of July 2, For further information call the Community Services Office at Sierra College, Rocklin, . : oJ A . PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, . 1 Broad Street vada. City, Ca. 95959 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, ! 1967 . NEWSPAPER ete CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION dent, 9 The Nevada County Nulget Wednesday, a a ae oo $606,011 budget set Plan cor for NC school year it will level off and begin to climb, he said, Kindergarten enrollment is 62 now with about 75 expected in September, "We graduated 98,"" and we will be down in ADA, he said, In addition to the preliminary budget, the board approved a list of eight priority items to be included if more money comes in than is now>anticipated, These items as approved include an additional $500 o paint the ceilings at the elementary school to better reficect light; replace money in the reserve fund authorized for. work on the school ¢ for new furniture and equipment; hire a part time library aide at’ the new Seven Hills School; am additional $500 ‘for site improvement at new Seven Hills, and an additional $500 to move the portable, Bids were opened for remodeling three classrooms at the elementary school and replacing ail overhead lights at the lower grade school. The lower bidders for each project were Amos Walker for the lighting and -C, A, Hutson for the remodeling. Walker bid $9,996 for the lighting and Hutson bid $29,428.50 for the remodeling job. The other bidders for the lighting were Turner Electric, $14,063 and Rex Moore, $10,192. ¥. Cowan bid $30,692 for the remodeling and DorvilleGallino bid $30,940, The lower. bids were :tentatively accepted awaiting. final approval by county counsel, A learning disabilities program was approved for Seven Hilis School to be financed by state money, Evelyn Brizzolara and Harriet Hume asked Woodard why more money was available to help slow learners than to help exceptional students, He said there is money for both but identifying the student is the first problem and the state money given annually doesn'teven cover the cost for testing and. identifying the bright stuThey both felt it was" ashame the fast student got no extra help," but approved the learning disabilities program for Seven Hills, . *. Mac McPherson is starting the landscaping at the new school today, Woodard reported, More donations for planting ' were received, from the student body at Seven Hills, the Nevada : City Garden Club and from Ilse Barnhardt, The PTA previouslyonation. da NCce — BOB HARRISON, general chairman of the Fourth of July celebration and Mary Chan, committee worker are shown completing plans for the queen's coronation dance set July 3 at 9 p,m, in the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. Frank Gallino, parade marshal, will crown the queen, Strategic a erospace division for Beale BEALE AFB — Beale's all . new 14th Strategic Aerospace Division will start July 1 under the command of Brig. Gen, Rob-. ert H, Gaughan, For the first time in Beale history the two assigned base wings will belong to two separate Strategic Air Command air divisions, The 9th Strategic Reconaissance Wing will be a part of General Gaughan’s command, * The 9th Wing flies the SR-71 "Blackbird". Beale’s 456 Strategic Aerospace Wing will not be assigned to General Gaughan, rather to the 47th Strategic Air -Division located as of July 1 at Fairchild AFB, Washington, The 47th SAD, command will. include all B-52 wings and KC-135 tanker . units.in Fifteenth Air Force, The 14th Strategic Aerospace Division will include all reconnaissance units in Strategic Air ‘Command, This includes three basic types of aircraft: the SR71, the KC-135 and the U-2, All Strategic Air Command reconnaissance units are being grouped under the Beale command which will result in extensive travel forGeneralGaughan and members of his immediate staff, Under the new organizational had been recognized as donatplan the 9th Wing becomes thc : ing towards the landscaping Senior unit of both wings assignproject, : ed to the station, Col. Harold The reorganizational meeting Confer, who commands the 9th will be held July 7 with bids SRW becomes spokesman for opened that night for the sale base affairs in that the Office ofa trailer, now being adverof Information becomes a part tised, The second meeting next of his command, The USAF base month will be held July 21, hospital also becomes a subor~Woodard » reported that the dinate unit of his command, appraiser for the old Seven Colonel Confer,’ 46, held the Hills School and property met world speed record as a Lieu» . recently with Nevada City countenant Colonel in 1961 in a B‘ cilmen~and members of the 58 "Hustler", He commands the planning commission andheard only wing in the Air Force that the best zoning possible for. which could retake the record the area would be R-2, multiple (now held by Russia). family dwellings, ; BRIG, GEN, Robert H, Gaughan will arrive at Beale shortly to take command of the new 14th Strategic Aerospace DiviSion as of July 1, General Gaughan is coming from Grand Forks, N. D, to replace Brig, Gen, Frank W, Elliott, departing for Southeast Asia, General Gaughan will command all reconnaissance units in Strategic Air Command, This includes the SR-71 "Blackbird" unit at Beale, other craft in Arizona, Nebraska, 4nd Alaska, . ‘Two FFA students get scholarships Karen Henderson and Donald eDeobertes we-e the recipients of $75 each awards from the Placer-Nevada Cowbelles, The two are Future Farmers of America, Karen is the daugher of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Henderson of Grass Valley and Donald -is from Lincoln, Personal license plates available for motorcycles Motorcycle owners can do their bit for California's ecology by ordering personalized license plates for their twowheelers, Department of Motor Vehicles Manager Ray Hodge _ at Grass Valley said today. "The law, which specifies passenger vehicles, has been interpreted to include motorcycles," he declared, "and the Garr ccttonal Industries plant is e to turn out the smaller license plates just as hadily as the larger ones, Motorcycles are, of course, equipped with only one 1x4 inch plate displayed at the rear." Orders are being taken for delivery. Hodge added that pickup trucks which don't carry commercial loads are eligible for passenger plates, and they, too, qualify for customized license plates, bearing the owner's choice of letter, or letters and numbers, The same rules apply as for regular passenger vehicle’ plates, he added: The vehicle owner selects from two to six letters and numbers which don't form oa misleading or indecent expression, aren't in conflict with established license plate series, and don't duplicate unique combinations already assigned to others, A $25° application fee is charged, and $10 a year is added to the registration renewal-fee, All the money after costs goes to help the ecology -the bulk of it. to combat air pollution, Personalized license plate (PLP) orders are averaging 175 a day and more than 30,000 have been shipped out. Some $500,000, after expenses, has been deposited in the Environment Protection Fund,

A preliminary budget of $606,011, up one per cent over last year, was approved Wednesday by the Nevada City School board, Included in the budget was a $15 a month raise for classified personnel, a composite Blue Cross Health plan for teachers and their families and -. paises of just under $20 and just under $40 a month respectively for principal Bill Gallagher and Supt, Dan Woodard, The teacher's negotiators and the board's negotiator agreed on. the composite Blue Cross health plan but Woodard, negotiator for the board, did not approve a dental plan also requested’ by the teachers. The. board Wednesday voted for the health plan but "not for the dental plan this year." i ‘The average daily ce estimated for the 1971-72 school year’is 873, seven less than last year. Woodard estimated that the district would continue to have a lower ADA for another year or two, Then. Planetarium for Sierra . program set An innovative series of afternoon planetarium programs for children and adults *~ offered at Sierra College wonday through July 2, ’ Reservations are required.although there is.no charge for the program, For reservations call 624-3333, ; The programs should appeal to students interested in stars, planets and galaxies visible in the summer sky, A field study will be held the evening of July 2, For further information call the Community Services Office at Sierra College, Rocklin, . : oJ A . PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, . 1 Broad Street vada. City, Ca. 95959 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, ! 1967 . NEWSPAPER ete CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION dent, 9 The Nevada County Nulget Wednesday, a a ae oo $606,011 budget set Plan cor for NC school year it will level off and begin to climb, he said, Kindergarten enrollment is 62 now with about 75 expected in September, "We graduated 98,"" and we will be down in ADA, he said, In addition to the preliminary budget, the board approved a list of eight priority items to be included if more money comes in than is now>anticipated, These items as approved include an additional $500 o paint the ceilings at the elementary school to better reficect light; replace money in the reserve fund authorized for. work on the school ¢ for new furniture and equipment; hire a part time library aide at’ the new Seven Hills School; am additional $500 ‘for site improvement at new Seven Hills, and an additional $500 to move the portable, Bids were opened for remodeling three classrooms at the elementary school and replacing ail overhead lights at the lower grade school. The lower bidders for each project were Amos Walker for the lighting and -C, A, Hutson for the remodeling. Walker bid $9,996 for the lighting and Hutson bid $29,428.50 for the remodeling job. The other bidders for the lighting were Turner Electric, $14,063 and Rex Moore, $10,192. ¥. Cowan bid $30,692 for the remodeling and DorvilleGallino bid $30,940, The lower. bids were :tentatively accepted awaiting. final approval by county counsel, A learning disabilities program was approved for Seven Hilis School to be financed by state money, Evelyn Brizzolara and Harriet Hume asked Woodard why more money was available to help slow learners than to help exceptional students, He said there is money for both but identifying the student is the first problem and the state money given annually doesn'teven cover the cost for testing and. identifying the bright stuThey both felt it was" ashame the fast student got no extra help," but approved the learning disabilities program for Seven Hills, . *. Mac McPherson is starting the landscaping at the new

school today, Woodard reported, More donations for planting ' were received, from the student body at Seven Hills, the Nevada : City Garden Club and from Ilse Barnhardt, The PTA previouslyonation. da NCce — BOB HARRISON, general chairman of the Fourth of July celebration and Mary Chan, committee worker are shown completing plans for the queen's coronation dance set July 3 at 9 p,m, in the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. Frank Gallino, parade marshal, will crown the queen, Strategic a erospace division for Beale BEALE AFB — Beale's all . new 14th Strategic Aerospace Division will start July 1 under the command of Brig. Gen, Rob-. ert H, Gaughan, For the first time in Beale history the two assigned base wings will belong to two separate Strategic Air Command air divisions, The 9th Strategic Reconaissance Wing will be a part of General Gaughan’s command, * The 9th Wing flies the SR-71 "Blackbird". Beale’s 456 Strategic Aerospace Wing will not be assigned to General Gaughan, rather to the 47th Strategic Air -Division located as of July 1 at Fairchild AFB, Washington, The 47th SAD, command will. include all B-52 wings and KC-135 tanker . units.in Fifteenth Air Force, The 14th Strategic Aerospace Division will include all reconnaissance units in Strategic Air ‘Command, This includes three basic types of aircraft: the SR71, the KC-135 and the U-2, All Strategic Air Command reconnaissance units are being grouped under the Beale command which will result in extensive travel forGeneralGaughan and members of his immediate staff, Under the new organizational had been recognized as donatplan the 9th Wing becomes thc : ing towards the landscaping Senior unit of both wings assignproject, : ed to the station, Col. Harold The reorganizational meeting Confer, who commands the 9th will be held July 7 with bids SRW becomes spokesman for opened that night for the sale base affairs in that the Office ofa trailer, now being adverof Information becomes a part tised, The second meeting next of his command, The USAF base month will be held July 21, hospital also becomes a subor~Woodard » reported that the dinate unit of his command, appraiser for the old Seven Colonel Confer,’ 46, held the Hills School and property met world speed record as a Lieu» . recently with Nevada City countenant Colonel in 1961 in a B‘ cilmen~and members of the 58 "Hustler", He commands the planning commission andheard only wing in the Air Force that the best zoning possible for. which could retake the record the area would be R-2, multiple (now held by Russia). family dwellings, ; BRIG, GEN, Robert H, Gaughan will arrive at Beale shortly to take command of the new 14th Strategic Aerospace DiviSion as of July 1, General Gaughan is coming from Grand Forks, N. D, to replace Brig, Gen, Frank W, Elliott, departing for Southeast Asia, General Gaughan will command all reconnaissance units in Strategic Air Command, This includes the SR-71 "Blackbird" unit at Beale, other craft in Arizona, Nebraska, 4nd Alaska, . ‘Two FFA students get scholarships Karen Henderson and Donald eDeobertes we-e the recipients of $75 each awards from the Placer-Nevada Cowbelles, The two are Future Farmers of America, Karen is the daugher of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Henderson of Grass Valley and Donald -is from Lincoln, Personal license plates available for motorcycles Motorcycle owners can do their bit for California's ecology by ordering personalized license plates for their twowheelers, Department of Motor Vehicles Manager Ray Hodge _ at Grass Valley said today. "The law, which specifies passenger vehicles, has been interpreted to include motorcycles," he declared, "and the Garr ccttonal Industries plant is e to turn out the smaller license plates just as hadily as the larger ones, Motorcycles are, of course, equipped with only one 1x4 inch plate displayed at the rear." Orders are being taken for delivery. Hodge added that pickup trucks which don't carry commercial loads are eligible for passenger plates, and they, too, qualify for customized license plates, bearing the owner's choice of letter, or letters and numbers, The same rules apply as for regular passenger vehicle’ plates, he added: The vehicle owner selects from two to six letters and numbers which don't form oa misleading or indecent expression, aren't in conflict with established license plate series, and don't duplicate unique combinations already assigned to others, A $25° application fee is charged, and $10 a year is added to the registration renewal-fee, All the money after costs goes to help the ecology -the bulk of it. to combat air pollution, Personalized license plate (PLP) orders are averaging 175 a day and more than 30,000 have been shipped out. Some $500,000, after expenses, has been deposited in the Environment Protection Fund,