June 4, 1964 (28 pages)

samen Ne an Tn ten omen Frc Go Regh nd Rely, rani, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, A Flat, Grizzly Hil , SailorFlat, Lake Ci Liberty , Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, ‘Glenbrook, Little York, ‘herokee, Hill, mas Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Ve Christ Wolf, Park, Chicos Kile, Li Eye, Gouge , Flat, Bri port, B a meerds.Flat, Orleans Flat, field, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, ‘arr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa Willow Valley, peachy rn Fi Hill, Gudker Sebastopol, Flat, Brandy Hill, Columbia Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon: Hill, Scotch Hill, North C ‘olumbia, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. Volume 38, Number 23 10 Cents A Copy Published Thursdays, Nevada City CLOSE SUPERVISORIAL RACES FEATURE ELECTION County Voters Snub Trends ee daaUErruae de ‘ i j tion which found three men tightAllthree Nevada County superly bunched for the second spot on visors topped their opponents at the November ballot. . the polls Tuesday. Henry Loehr, In District2, incumbent W.W. Truckee, was elected in the pri(Tabe) Bishop will.be opposed in mary balloting. The other twoinNovember by Bret Bennallack. cumbents will face runoff opposi-~(For a precinct breakdown, see In State N.evada County's voters are anything but prophetic. They voted for New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and watched television to see Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater win the Republican presidential delega tion. In District 1, incumbentGene Ricker will face opposition from Mosco Smart after Tuesday's elec tion. Subdividers Must Refile 29 Tracts They backed State Controller Alan Cranston in his bid for the Democratic nomination as U.S. Senator, and on television saw that the victory went to former presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger. They polled a heavy vote against the Sierra College override tax for school construction purposes, and heard on radio that an even heavier vote in favor of the tax hike in Placer County. had apparently more than offset Nevada and Sierra County deficits. There weren't too many other surprises, but then what can one ask for a relatively short primary ballot? TheRockefeller delegation vote in Nevada County was a distinct upset. He carried the county against Goldwater, 2207-2050. The victory here indicated a local groundswell for the New York governor. Hehadno local organ-* (Continued on Page 3) F1PO KT havaay 0989S °3T189 Y0T40ag 81 BOT PO yaed nae -GENE RICKER MOSCO SMART o Information Post Editor Takes Sacrament Nevada County Page 3.) The totals showed: District 1: Gene Ricker Herb Dodini 571 466 Dick Knee Mosco Smart District 2: 4712 487 Tabe Bishop 1266 Bret Bennallack 1040 Mel Hedrick. 386 The results were in doubt. until midnight Tuesday, with after Subdividers of 29 tracts whicn the county considers illegal beDodini, Knee and Smart battling cause tentative and final maps ballots for the second November were never filed on them have spot in District 1, and Bennallack been told they must begin at the watching the totals in District 2 beginning by filing new maps to be sure that Bishop did not carry before the county planning coma majority of the voting there. Ricker's support came from mission. This was revealed this week in throughout the district, but es~ an interview with Nevada County pecially in Nevada City. Dodini walked away from the District Attorney Harold Berliner. candidates in the two Gold empha ey other attorn The district purprecincts, but the margin who Flat duals indivi sized that great enough to offset isions not was subdiv these in lots d }. chase in good faith are not restricted other weak spots. Knee drew well in Nevada from selling their lots. are City, took the small Spaulding He said, however, they viprecinct, but fell 15 votes short subdi per affected by the impro of matching Smart's tally. they " cases many "in sion because ‘Smart can look to several strong r prope of ved depri been have which helped put him ts ies, precinc facilit water proper , roads proper sanitary facilities, and inthe run-off, He piled up more -votes in Washington than all other proper planning. Berliner said the subdivisions, Excellence, was earned by the R. Dean Thompson, editor in purchased the in order to become “legal” must Nevtwo the ed com~merg and CNPA t l alf annua Nugge the one-h in t and Nugge four for City da Neva start as a new procedure before From the bepetition. Thompson travelled to the planners. years, terminated his employ ada City weeklies. Nevada County ginning the story of the Citizen the newspaper association's con~. The subdividers may submit a ment with the t has been one vention in Coronado to receive Nugget yesterday and will report and then the Nugge map showing the lots that have rship. the award in January. for work as a public information of growth and leade been sold as part of the subdivipictorial d eere pion g Havin Deornia Calif the officer with sion if they have the permission (Continued on Page 9) in the area, the Nugalism Mon journ rces Resou Water of of each property holder, He said partment get last year began publication as day. that the approval from such pur of the new Supervisors Establish Thompson will be replaced by a tabloid. Reception chasers in the subdivision would d the wisdom of not by itself make them liable for Don Hoagland, who has been on format has prove tion Accounting Posi and er Hell by sion deci Grass the the of road or other improvements. the editorial staff of . Board ty pson Thom Coun da years. Neva The three for As a sidelight, it was deterValley Union member of Supervisors. Monday established anew as 1963, In Nevto came pson mined that an assessment district When Thom aper Pubthe position of supervising ac~ Newsp ornia Calif 1959, the of mber Nove in to bring roads in the subdivisions ada. City 's Association, the Nugget counting clerk for the Welfare onelisher then the of r edito me up to standard would require the beca he on as having the Department. The position w ill approval of voters in the area as month-old Nevada County Citireceived menti ial pages amony replace a lower status accounting well as approval of the holders of zen, published by AlfredE. fourth best editor y newspapers. weekl ornia Calif newsnted clerk position, and will delegate the majority of the assessed valHeller. The offset-pri st additional responsibility to the highe d secon the year This ic graph photo d uation. paper pioneere to weekly newsperson filling it: news coverage of Nevada County. award available (Continued on Page 2) d for General Early the following year, Heller papers, a Merit Awar candidates, his absentee tally was double that of Knee and Dodini, and he ran well in Buena Vista precincts. His margin of victory over Knee could be counted in Willow Valley A, where he took top honors and picked up a 26 vote edge over Knee. The District 2 run-off was determined more by the size of the Hedrick vote than by either of the winning candidates, With a margin of 226 votes between Bishop and Bennallack, Hedrick's 386 total threw the election to the November general election. Hedrick got most of these votes in half a dozen precincts: the three in Hills Flat, the two in Forest Springs, and Cottage Hill. Candidates today expressed their appreciation of support.

samen Ne an Tn ten omen Frc Go Regh nd Rely, rani, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, A Flat, Grizzly Hil , SailorFlat, Lake Ci Liberty , Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, ‘Glenbrook, Little York, ‘herokee, Hill, mas Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Ve Christ Wolf, Park, Chicos Kile, Li Eye, Gouge , Flat, Bri port, B a meerds.Flat, Orleans Flat, field, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, ‘arr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa Willow Valley, peachy rn Fi Hill, Gudker Sebastopol, Flat, Brandy Hill, Columbia Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon: Hill, Scotch Hill, North C ‘olumbia, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. Volume 38, Number 23 10 Cents A Copy Published Thursdays, Nevada City CLOSE SUPERVISORIAL RACES FEATURE ELECTION County Voters Snub Trends ee daaUErruae de ‘ i j tion which found three men tightAllthree Nevada County superly bunched for the second spot on visors topped their opponents at the November ballot. . the polls Tuesday. Henry Loehr, In District2, incumbent W.W. Truckee, was elected in the pri(Tabe) Bishop will.be opposed in mary balloting. The other twoinNovember by Bret Bennallack. cumbents will face runoff opposi-~(For a precinct breakdown, see In State N.evada County's voters are anything but prophetic. They voted for New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and watched television to see Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater win the Republican presidential delega tion. In District 1, incumbentGene Ricker will face opposition from Mosco Smart after Tuesday's elec tion. Subdividers Must Refile 29 Tracts They backed State Controller Alan Cranston in his bid for the Democratic nomination as U.S. Senator, and on television saw that the victory went to former presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger. They polled a heavy vote against the Sierra College override tax for school construction purposes, and heard on radio that an even heavier vote in favor of the tax hike in Placer County. had apparently more than offset Nevada and Sierra County deficits. There weren't too many other surprises, but then what can one ask for a relatively short primary ballot? TheRockefeller delegation vote in Nevada County was a distinct upset. He carried the county against Goldwater, 2207-2050. The victory here indicated a local groundswell for the New York governor. Hehadno local organ-* (Continued on Page 3) F1PO KT havaay 0989S °3T189 Y0T40ag 81 BOT PO yaed nae -GENE RICKER MOSCO SMART o Information Post Editor Takes Sacrament Nevada County Page 3.) The totals showed: District 1: Gene Ricker Herb Dodini 571 466 Dick Knee Mosco Smart District 2: 4712 487 Tabe Bishop 1266 Bret Bennallack 1040 Mel Hedrick. 386 The results were in doubt. until midnight Tuesday, with after Subdividers of 29 tracts whicn the county considers illegal beDodini, Knee and Smart battling cause tentative and final maps ballots for the second November were never filed on them have spot in District 1, and Bennallack been told they must begin at the watching the totals in District 2 beginning by filing new maps to be sure that Bishop did not carry before the county planning coma majority of the voting there. Ricker's support came from mission. This was revealed this week in throughout the district, but es~ an interview with Nevada County pecially in Nevada City. Dodini walked away from the District Attorney Harold Berliner. candidates in the two Gold empha ey other attorn The district purprecincts, but the margin who Flat duals indivi sized that great enough to offset isions not was subdiv these in lots d }. chase in good faith are not restricted other weak spots. Knee drew well in Nevada from selling their lots. are City, took the small Spaulding He said, however, they viprecinct, but fell 15 votes short subdi per affected by the impro of matching Smart's tally. they " cases many "in sion because

‘Smart can look to several strong r prope of ved depri been have which helped put him ts ies, precinc facilit water proper , roads proper sanitary facilities, and inthe run-off, He piled up more -votes in Washington than all other proper planning. Berliner said the subdivisions, Excellence, was earned by the R. Dean Thompson, editor in purchased the in order to become “legal” must Nevtwo the ed com~merg and CNPA t l alf annua Nugge the one-h in t and Nugge four for City da Neva start as a new procedure before From the bepetition. Thompson travelled to the planners. years, terminated his employ ada City weeklies. Nevada County ginning the story of the Citizen the newspaper association's con~. The subdividers may submit a ment with the t has been one vention in Coronado to receive Nugget yesterday and will report and then the Nugge map showing the lots that have rship. the award in January. for work as a public information of growth and leade been sold as part of the subdivipictorial d eere pion g Havin Deornia Calif the officer with sion if they have the permission (Continued on Page 9) in the area, the Nugalism Mon journ rces Resou Water of of each property holder, He said partment get last year began publication as day. that the approval from such pur of the new Supervisors Establish Thompson will be replaced by a tabloid. Reception chasers in the subdivision would d the wisdom of not by itself make them liable for Don Hoagland, who has been on format has prove tion Accounting Posi and er Hell by sion deci Grass the the of road or other improvements. the editorial staff of . Board ty pson Thom Coun da years. Neva The three for As a sidelight, it was deterValley Union member of Supervisors. Monday established anew as 1963, In Nevto came pson mined that an assessment district When Thom aper Pubthe position of supervising ac~ Newsp ornia Calif 1959, the of mber Nove in to bring roads in the subdivisions ada. City 's Association, the Nugget counting clerk for the Welfare onelisher then the of r edito me up to standard would require the beca he on as having the Department. The position w ill approval of voters in the area as month-old Nevada County Citireceived menti ial pages amony replace a lower status accounting well as approval of the holders of zen, published by AlfredE. fourth best editor y newspapers. weekl ornia Calif newsnted clerk position, and will delegate the majority of the assessed valHeller. The offset-pri st additional responsibility to the highe d secon the year This ic graph photo d uation. paper pioneere to weekly newsperson filling it: news coverage of Nevada County. award available (Continued on Page 2) d for General Early the following year, Heller papers, a Merit Awar candidates, his absentee tally was double that of Knee and Dodini, and he ran well in Buena Vista precincts. His margin of victory over Knee could be counted in Willow Valley A, where he took top honors and picked up a 26 vote edge over Knee. The District 2 run-off was determined more by the size of the Hedrick vote than by either of the winning candidates, With a margin of 226 votes between Bishop and Bennallack, Hedrick's 386 total threw the election to the November general election. Hedrick got most of these votes in half a dozen precincts: the three in Hills Flat, the two in Forest Springs, and Cottage Hill. Candidates today expressed their appreciation of support.