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2 — THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, May 13, 1976
"WE SURE DON'T ENVY THE JUDGES who will have to
select Nevada county's Goddess of Liberty from this
host of beautiful young ladies. Front row left to right:
Crista Gray, Lisa Smith, Carol Foote, Denise Phillips,
Wendy Rich and Leslie McFarland. In the back row are
Kathryn Murphy, Kim Curtis, Tammy Reynolds, Becky
Browning, Deanne Drovold and Susan Cox. Leslie Simmons is not pictured. i
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state senate will be featured at a Mexican Fiesta, Sunday,
May 23, at 2:30 p.m. in Pioneer Park, N.C. Candidates
Angelo Pizelo and Wayne Carrothers will speak, as will a
representative of Senator Randolph Collier. Also featured
live entertainment ‘The donation is $3.50 for adults, $1.75 3
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TAX INCENTIVE FOR SOLAR ENERGY
A proposed tax incentive to encourage solar energy
installation receivéd final legislative approval last week.
If Governor Brown signs the bill (he is expected to) tax
credits of up to ten percent, or a maximum of $1,000,
would be ‘allowed for installing solar heating or cooling
equipment. .
FARM PRICES INDICATE MORE INFLATION
While the administration talked of slowing inflation,
Labor Department statistics released this week indicate
wholesale food prices rose 0.8 percent in April, figuring
out to an annual 9.6 percent rate.
NOT ONE CENT IN TAXES FOR FIVE MILLIONAIRES
Five millionaires were among the more than 3,000
Americans who earned $50,000 or more during 1974 and
federal income taxes,
Owner William Pendola will retain ownership of the retail
WATCH YOUR PETS!
Nevada County Animal Control personnel have announced they will be stepping up their efforts to pick up
: stray dogs. Ordinances specify dogs must be on a leash or
under the owner’s control at all times. If your dog is
picked up, itll cost you $5 the first time, $10 the second
time and $20 the third time.
OPEN GRAZING ASKED FOR NORTH COUNTY
County supervisors are considering a request by
Tahoe Cattlemen’s Association to declare all of
county east of Highway 49 and north of Tyler-Foote
an open grazing area. The request would, in
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MAID OF COUNTY FAIR SOUGHT
‘A brunch has-been set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May
15, for all county ladies wishing to over this year’s
the ages of 17 and 25. For information call 273-7926.
merchandise he would offer to seniors at discounted rates. _
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