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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada County Nugget

October 14, 1970 (12 pages)

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oa SRL NE TOE ER cP RY REEL OPER TE A LO MOD Bn LEE DOB OMER AI ALIEIO AN EE FA Wednesday, October 14, 1970 The Nevada County Nugget ”’ 3 % Beicnsetins of hie! hazards The deadline for filing 1970 Petaims for senior citizens prop7 erty tax assistance is Thursday. Claims filed after that date will be denied unless the claimant has obtained an extension of time to file for some valid reason, Martin Huff, executive officer of the Franchise Tax Board, said today.By failing to file claims for ‘this assistance, many senior ‘citizens are losing several hundred dollars to which they are entitled. © The senior citizens property tax assistance program provides for a refund of a portion of the property taxes . paid by persons who are 65 years old or older and who have a low income. To be eligible, claimants must be over 65 years of age as of Jan. 1,-1970; must own and. occupy their own home; must have paid the property taxes on the home; and must have a total household income ofless than $3,350, Qualified individuals can obtain claim forms from any office of the Franchise Tax Board or by writing to Senfor Citizens Property Tax Assistance, P. O, Box 1588, Sacramento, California 95807. Students at-Mt. St. Mary's School éommemorated fire pe S.Sgt. Henrick W. Elbo, fire inspector, theiod ‘Sit back dhd let clas-— prevention week with an assembly which featured a how fast a fire can flare, using this dollsize house. sified ads do the sellvivid demonstration of fire hazards in the home. Ray — —_ Junior high students conducted a skit on the dangers Bon renting or buying © Hartung, chief of technical services at Beale AFB, right, of the careless use of fire. tor you. 34see-wi0ee (rev.) 3. Weatherstrip and . j insulate. Keep cold ~yecX air outside with ~ A insulation and by a > plugging heat leaks 4 XS G “> around doors and \ windows with weatherstripping. 4. Check heating system now. Have your furnace man make sure your heating system is in safe working : = ie, order sitet the first cold snap. iRraon . an ee rif Winter PG&E bills are bigger than summer. bills hegioey Yor bets! musey Seay ere ree ot more hot meals, and use “your appliances ‘more: L eee Average household bills for gas and ‘ 5 Reaves theittios electricity increased 35.3% over'the—.~\G stat set. Agree on a 1960 decade. But considering . “healthy thermostat _ the fact that average household” ~’ 2. Close damper. hen lace is not in use and stop setting and leave energy use rose 50%, PG&E i ne . Close it there. If chilly, service is your best household’ a puton a sweater. buy—summeror.winter.{_ PNT * drapes and stop up to 16% of heat loss.