November 21, 1963 (34 pages)

} rg uw ) C) os a. pa i) 00 bo 3 a Y a b 9 © oH et i rs) he o a = 9) > i) a re) i?) bo i) a. Covey Offers Low Police Car Bid To Nevada City Council Earl Covey's Garage in Grass Valley was low and successful bidder to Nevada City for the furnishing of a new police car at the November city council meeting last week. Covey 's Plymouth Patroller bid of $1730 including taxes was lower than a Central Motors bid for a Plymouth sedan of $1690. 88, plus taxes, AngeliniBros Studebaker Marshall bid of $2000 and Hartman Chevrolet's bid of $2355. 34 completed the bidding. All bids included trade-in of the city's two-year-old Studebaker sedan. — NS WINDSHIELD STICKER.This sticker for autos is being distributed by the Golden Chain Council to publicize Highway 49. eB SePC Ler vO eet eer TPeretet creer rakes a a 7 Hansen Brothers Are Exonerated _ Placer County Superior Court Judge Leland Propp has dismissed charges against Karsten and Arlie Hansen and nine others, including Hansen Bros, truck drivers, because a review of a 600-page Grand Jury transcript did not reveal sufficient evidence to hold any of the defendants on any of the charges. The charges, by Grand Jury indictment, including conspiracy to The menwere charged with short measure deliveries of gravel agregate on’ a Highway 40 repair ob. :Judge Propp said he noted a — GQ large amount of incompetent, and hearsay evidence in the Grand Jury testimony which could not be used in returning the indictment. The dismissal came upon motidn of defense counsel, Jack Maxwell of Auburn. defraudthe state and grand theft. Ladybug beetles start their migration by flying directly upward to about 6,000 feet Appeals Procedure Set. For Logging . Institution of an appeals procedure and an increase in timber harvests on National Forest lands were announced by Secretary Freeman at a meeting with lumbermen arranged by Congressman Harold T. Johnson in Washington, D.C. Representative Johnson, whose 19 county district is one of the nation's largest National Forest timber areas, said the meeting which was national in scope was most successful and clarified matters on four basic issues on which lumber interests and the Forest Service have been negotiating. “The lumber representatives from California present at the meeting indicated to me they were satisfied with the results of the discussion," Congressnan Johnson said. “I personally believe the meeting productive, and the Secretary's report was wellreceived, although there are many problems yet to be resolved. ” Congressman Johnson said that the Secretary announced a record 3.5 billion board foot harvest during the quarter ending Sept. 30. The Secretary noted that in res~ponse to increasedtimber demand, the volume sold from National Forests has been expanded within allowable cut limita~_ ndustry tions and these allowable cuts have been adjusted upward where warranted. . The Secretary emphasized that the Accelerated Public Works Program has enabled the Department to increase timber access by expanding timber road construction. He indicated that reforestation and timber stand improvement work being accomplished under this program is also laying the basis for further justified increases in allowable cutting rates. “The Department is in agreement with 35 of the 37 recommendations made by an independent 3-man committee appointed last year to review timber appriasal policies," Congressman Johnson said. Some of these recommendations are already being followed. A revision of appeal procedures was outlined by the Secretary. He said he wascreating a 5-man appeal board which will consider appeals by forest users from decisions made by the Regional Foresters. Until now, no such procedure has been available. The board will be made up of three employees of the Department of Agriculture not employed by the Forest Service and two persons ‘from outside Government Service, Congressman Johnson said. Funeral Chapel 1246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 ready to serve you day or night posse aris cae Be L c Se Ts noe = ba Collector’s item. Saving at a bank is one of the best, most systematic ways there is to collect money. With your bank passbook you always know the amount of each deposit, the date of deposit, and the teller who took care of it. You also know that you can withdraw as much money as you want, whenever you, want—without any fuss or bother. A savings account pays off in other ways, too. With regular interest computed daily. With special trust and loan services. And with the assurance that, when your money’s in the bank, it couldn’t be in a safer place. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION + MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ameter scsi ncaa sacncasamettatt:

} rg uw ) C) os a. pa i) 00 bo 3 a Y a b 9 © oH et i rs) he o a = 9) > i) a re) i?) bo i) a. Covey Offers Low Police Car Bid To Nevada City Council Earl Covey's Garage in Grass Valley was low and successful bidder to Nevada City for the furnishing of a new police car at the November city council meeting last week. Covey 's Plymouth Patroller bid of $1730 including taxes was lower than a Central Motors bid for a Plymouth sedan of $1690. 88, plus taxes, AngeliniBros Studebaker Marshall bid of $2000 and Hartman Chevrolet's bid of $2355. 34 completed the bidding. All bids included trade-in of the city's two-year-old Studebaker sedan. — NS WINDSHIELD STICKER..This sticker for autos is being distributed by the Golden Chain Council to publicize Highway 49. eB SePC Ler vO eet eer TPeretet creer rakes a a 7 Hansen Brothers Are Exonerated _ Placer County Superior Court Judge Leland Propp has dismissed charges against Karsten and Arlie Hansen and nine others, including Hansen Bros, truck drivers, because a review of a 600-page Grand Jury transcript did not reveal sufficient evidence to hold any of the defendants on any of the charges. The charges, by Grand Jury indictment, including conspiracy to The menwere charged with short measure deliveries of gravel agregate on’ a Highway 40 repair ob. :Judge Propp said he noted a — GQ large amount of incompetent, and hearsay evidence in the Grand Jury testimony which could not be used in returning the indictment. The dismissal came upon motidn of defense counsel, Jack Maxwell of Auburn. defraudthe state and grand theft. Ladybug beetles start their migration by flying directly upward to about 6,000 feet Appeals Procedure Set. For Logging .

Institution of an appeals procedure and an increase in timber harvests on National Forest lands were announced by Secretary Freeman at a meeting with lumbermen arranged by Congressman Harold T. Johnson in Washington, D.C. Representative Johnson, whose 19 county district is one of the nation's largest National Forest timber areas, said the meeting which was national in scope was most successful and clarified matters on four basic issues on which lumber interests and the Forest Service have been negotiating. “The lumber representatives from California present at the meeting indicated to me they were satisfied with the results of the discussion," Congressnan Johnson said. “I personally believe the meeting productive, and the Secretary's report was wellreceived, although there are many problems yet to be resolved. ” Congressman Johnson said that the Secretary announced a record 3.5 billion board foot harvest during the quarter ending Sept. 30. The Secretary noted that in res~ponse to increasedtimber demand, the volume sold from National Forests has been expanded within allowable cut limita~_ ndustry tions and these allowable cuts have been adjusted upward where warranted. . The Secretary emphasized that the Accelerated Public Works Program has enabled the Department to increase timber access by expanding timber road construction. He indicated that reforestation and timber stand improvement work being accomplished under this program is also laying the basis for further justified increases in allowable cutting rates. “The Department is in agreement with 35 of the 37 recommendations made by an independent 3-man committee appointed last year to review timber appriasal policies," Congressman Johnson said. Some of these recommendations are already being followed. A revision of appeal procedures was outlined by the Secretary. He said he wascreating a 5-man appeal board which will consider appeals by forest users from decisions made by the Regional Foresters. Until now, no such procedure has been available. The board will be made up of three employees of the Department of Agriculture not employed by the Forest Service and two persons ‘from outside Government Service, Congressman Johnson said. Funeral Chapel 1246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 ready to serve you day or night posse aris cae Be L c Se Ts noe = ba Collector’s item. Saving at a bank is one of the best, most systematic ways there is to collect money. With your bank passbook you always know the amount of each deposit, the date of deposit, and the teller who took care of it. You also know that you can withdraw as much money as you want, whenever you, want—without any fuss or bother. A savings account pays off in other ways, too. With regular interest computed daily. With special trust and loan services. And with the assurance that, when your money’s in the bank, it couldn’t be in a safer place. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION + MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ameter scsi ncaa sacncasamettatt: