May 28, 1969 (12 pages)

4 ‘The Nevada County Nugget MOBILE HOMES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY We had quite a large crowd last Sunday at the Grass Valley Mobile Village Clubhouse, when all our members from several areas met to hear our president Mr. Herbert Hugo, tell us about the three bills which were then in the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee, and coming up for a hearing on Tuesday the 20th at Sacramento. Mr. Mike Kass told us some of the difficulties their people in El Dorado county had been having, and what had been done Wednesday, May 28, 1969 Rt.1,Bx $73Grass Valley G' Ph, 273-8954 to educate the city and county officials on the extra revenue brought into their communities by the mobilehome owners, and told us some of the changes in the thinking of these officials in the past three months since their little organization (approx. 34 people) joined with our Golden State Mobilehome Owners League Inc, with its thousands of members, who comprise many voters in all the Assemblymen and Senator's districts and we have found they are beginning to set up and take notice, and listen to what we have to say. Mr, Jack Wilbanks told about BUSINESS pm * = Club savant, CITY, CALF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & CAPT. RUDGBO—PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Crazy Horse] BOWLING & BILLIARDS At TheJolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. REAL ESTATE Bey U.S. Sevings Bends ew Foret tome 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. There's a home in your fature with 213-8473 While her husband, James Madison, served as President Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State, Dolley acted as official hostess for the widowed Jefferson during his two terms at the Executive Mansion. Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 . jbo8 LONG INSURANCE 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2038 Representing The Travelers las, Comsanies WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS —COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch— Dinner Washington, Calif. 265-4364 SCHOOLS DRIVE CAREFULLY For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMMIORIAL SERVICE Weman’s Janiterial Service sar. eewe: eee WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON our meetings here with our Nevada County officials, and the good cooperation we have had with them, and how nice it was when people can get together and talk things over listening and understanding both sides of our problems. Gladys Harper, this writer and director of Region #11, spoke on the meeting which had been held two Sundays before to alert our members to the three dangerous bills then being considered, and how every one had been so good to write letters of protest to all the members on the _ Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee of which Mr. Wm. Bagley was chairman, and the replies from some of these to our letter writers; I believe the committee was receiving over 500 letters apiece in protest to these bills. EVERYONE REMEMBER —OUR REGIONAL MEETING June 14th at 12:30 (Sunday) at Take Hwy. 80 So. or No. which ever way you will come, and those coming from the North off at the Newcastle turnoff turn left over the overpass turn right and keep on that until you reach the park. coming from the So. take turnoff and make a right turn. Ba it time, as they would like to serve refreshments first before the meeting. Mr. Herbert Hugo, our new president, will be there and Mr. Chuck Anderson from our insurance also, so if any of you need insurance, bring ' your policies and compare the value and benefits, and see if you do not feel that ours is the very best. And another thing, our organization has done is to certainly make the other insurance companies revise their policies and come down a great deal on. the charges. Seems. like everyone is trying to get onthe bandwagon, but you be the judge yourself, Feel Crowded? If it seems to be getting a little crowded these days, consider: The world’s population is growing by about 2.2 persons per second, 132 per minute, 190,000 a day, and more than 1.3 million a week. The 2.2 gain is based on 3.9 births and just under 1.7 deaths each second. The figures, garnered chiefly from United Nations sources by the World Population Data Sheet, indicate a global population on. July 1 more, since no one. really knows how-many ple there are in Red China. Some estimates top the UN ae for that nation by 50 million. Whatever we who have been around awhile may think of this old a reg today, it’s certainly inviting a lot of newcomers. LARGEST SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET—Coils of the world’s largest superconducting magnet are lowered into their steel yoke at the AEC’s Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. These coils, which weigh 110 tons, operate at temperatures near absolute zero, about 451 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit. At these temperatures the magnet generates 18.5 kilogauss (a unit of magnetic field strength) with essentially no consumption of electricity. The magnet will be used with the world’s largest bubble chamber for detecting high-energy atomic particles. (Argonne National Laboratory. photograph) FIB to help oldsters in filing claims here A representative ot the Franchise Tax Board will be in Grass Valley on June 3 to assist California senior citizens in filing claims for benefits under the Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance Law. The representative will be at Veteran's Hall, 225 S, Auburn Street, on Tuesday, June 3 only from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, The new law provides for a reimbursement of a portion of the property taxes paid by Californians who are over 65 years of age, own and reside in their own homes, who have paid the property taxes for the current year, and wno nave income of $3,350 or less. Claims may be filed at any time prior to October 15, 1969, Almost $8 million was paid out in reimbursements to 58,000 senior citizens last year. Reimbursements will be made after July 1, 1969, and prior to November 30, 1969, The law is administered by the Franchise Tax Board and requests for information and claim forms may be made to any branch office of the Franchise Tax Board or to Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance, P, O, Box. 1588, Sacramento, California, Claim forms will also be available at the temporary location listed above. Information may be obtained over the telephone by calling the nearest office of the Franchise Tax Board at 445-9540 in Sacramento. Gallup poll Approximately three out of four Americans would be willing to pay more taxes if the money were used for programs to improve the natural environment, according to results of a recent Gallup Poll, The survey, commissioned by the National Wildlife Federation, also shows that the same ratio favor setting aside additional public lands for national parks, bird sanctuaries, and wildlife refuges. The effects of air and water pollution, soil erosion, and destruction of wildlife were of "deep concern" to half of those interviewed, while one-third were "somewhat concerned", and 12 per cent were "not very concerned, "Thirty-six per cent rated air pollution as the most pressing problem, and 32 per cent named water pollution. When asked’ how they would correct the problem of air pollution, the most. frequent answers given were the control of auto exhaust and of chemical and industrial wastes, The prevention of industrial pollution, enforcing present laws and passing new ones, rated highest for the correction. of water pollution, . The results of the poll also indicated that out of every 100 & persons now living inthe nation's largest cities, only 13 would remain if they had a choice. uy United States Savings Bonds

4 ‘The Nevada County Nugget MOBILE HOMES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY We had quite a large crowd last Sunday at the Grass Valley Mobile Village Clubhouse, when all our members from several areas met to hear our president Mr. Herbert Hugo, tell us about the three bills which were then in the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee, and coming up for a hearing on Tuesday the 20th at Sacramento. Mr. Mike Kass told us some of the difficulties their people in El Dorado county had been having, and what had been done Wednesday, May 28, 1969 Rt.1,Bx $73Grass Valley G' Ph, 273-8954 to educate the city and county officials on the extra revenue brought into their communities by the mobilehome owners, and told us some of the changes in the thinking of these officials in the past three months since their little organization (approx. 34 people) joined with our Golden State Mobilehome Owners League Inc, with its thousands of members, who comprise many voters in all the Assemblymen and Senator's districts and we have found they are beginning to set up and take notice, and listen to what we have to say. Mr, Jack Wilbanks told about BUSINESS pm * = Club savant, CITY, CALF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & CAPT. RUDGBO—PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Crazy Horse] BOWLING & BILLIARDS At TheJolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. REAL ESTATE Bey U.S. Sevings Bends ew Foret tome 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. There's a home in your fature with 213-8473 While her husband, James Madison, served as President Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State, Dolley acted as official hostess for the widowed Jefferson during his two terms at the Executive Mansion. Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 . jbo8 LONG INSURANCE 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2038 Representing The Travelers las, Comsanies WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS —COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch— Dinner Washington, Calif. 265-4364 SCHOOLS DRIVE CAREFULLY For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMMIORIAL SERVICE Weman’s Janiterial Service sar. eewe: eee WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON our meetings here with our Nevada County officials, and the good cooperation we have had with them, and how nice it was when people can get together and talk things over listening and understanding both sides of our problems. Gladys Harper, this writer and director of Region #11, spoke on the meeting which had been held two Sundays before to alert our members to the three dangerous bills then being considered, and how every one had been so good to write letters of protest to all the members on the _ Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee of which Mr. Wm. Bagley was chairman, and the replies from some of these to our letter writers; I believe the committee was receiving over 500 letters apiece in protest to these bills. EVERYONE REMEMBER —OUR REGIONAL MEETING June 14th at 12:30 (Sunday) at Take Hwy. 80 So. or No. which ever way you will come, and those coming from the North off at the Newcastle turnoff turn left over the overpass turn right and keep on that until you reach the park. coming from the So. take turnoff and make a right turn. Ba it

time, as they would like to serve refreshments first before the meeting. Mr. Herbert Hugo, our new president, will be there and Mr. Chuck Anderson from our insurance also, so if any of you need insurance, bring ' your policies and compare the value and benefits, and see if you do not feel that ours is the very best. And another thing, our organization has done is to certainly make the other insurance companies revise their policies and come down a great deal on. the charges. Seems. like everyone is trying to get onthe bandwagon, but you be the judge yourself, Feel Crowded? If it seems to be getting a little crowded these days, consider: The world’s population is growing by about 2.2 persons per second, 132 per minute, 190,000 a day, and more than 1.3 million a week. The 2.2 gain is based on 3.9 births and just under 1.7 deaths each second. The figures, garnered chiefly from United Nations sources by the World Population Data Sheet, indicate a global population on. July 1 more, since no one. really knows how-many ple there are in Red China. Some estimates top the UN ae for that nation by 50 million. Whatever we who have been around awhile may think of this old a reg today, it’s certainly inviting a lot of newcomers. LARGEST SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET—Coils of the world’s largest superconducting magnet are lowered into their steel yoke at the AEC’s Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. These coils, which weigh 110 tons, operate at temperatures near absolute zero, about 451 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit. At these temperatures the magnet generates 18.5 kilogauss (a unit of magnetic field strength) with essentially no consumption of electricity. The magnet will be used with the world’s largest bubble chamber for detecting high-energy atomic particles. (Argonne National Laboratory. photograph) FIB to help oldsters in filing claims here A representative ot the Franchise Tax Board will be in Grass Valley on June 3 to assist California senior citizens in filing claims for benefits under the Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance Law. The representative will be at Veteran's Hall, 225 S, Auburn Street, on Tuesday, June 3 only from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, The new law provides for a reimbursement of a portion of the property taxes paid by Californians who are over 65 years of age, own and reside in their own homes, who have paid the property taxes for the current year, and wno nave income of $3,350 or less. Claims may be filed at any time prior to October 15, 1969, Almost $8 million was paid out in reimbursements to 58,000 senior citizens last year. Reimbursements will be made after July 1, 1969, and prior to November 30, 1969, The law is administered by the Franchise Tax Board and requests for information and claim forms may be made to any branch office of the Franchise Tax Board or to Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance, P, O, Box. 1588, Sacramento, California, Claim forms will also be available at the temporary location listed above. Information may be obtained over the telephone by calling the nearest office of the Franchise Tax Board at 445-9540 in Sacramento. Gallup poll Approximately three out of four Americans would be willing to pay more taxes if the money were used for programs to improve the natural environment, according to results of a recent Gallup Poll, The survey, commissioned by the National Wildlife Federation, also shows that the same ratio favor setting aside additional public lands for national parks, bird sanctuaries, and wildlife refuges. The effects of air and water pollution, soil erosion, and destruction of wildlife were of "deep concern" to half of those interviewed, while one-third were "somewhat concerned", and 12 per cent were "not very concerned, "Thirty-six per cent rated air pollution as the most pressing problem, and 32 per cent named water pollution. When asked’ how they would correct the problem of air pollution, the most. frequent answers given were the control of auto exhaust and of chemical and industrial wastes, The prevention of industrial pollution, enforcing present laws and passing new ones, rated highest for the correction. of water pollution, . The results of the poll also indicated that out of every 100 & persons now living inthe nation's largest cities, only 13 would remain if they had a choice. uy United States Savings Bonds