October 5, 1966 (20 pages)

2O. .Nevada County Nugget. .October 5, 1966 . Jury Says They Were Doing . Their Job With The Road Study (Cont. from Page 1) some political motivation behind the report of the road comm~ ittee, The letternoted that the report was made forthe single purpose of assisting the board of supervisors and far from trying tousurpthe power of the board, _ as suggested in Bennallack's reply, “the very recommendations were that the power of the Board be utilized pursuant to a policy as set forth by a resolution, which would surely seen to enhance and stabilize that power.” “The report you criticize, ” the letter noted, “was made in the regular course of business by a duly constituted and regular subcommittee of the Grand Jury. It was presented in good faith in a spirit of cooperation, If suggestions designed to assist your body are not to be received in the spirit of cooperation for good government in which such suggestions are given, then there is little reason for any citizen to really believe that he is an integral part of his own government,” Freeway Workers Eye Sky (Cont, from Page 1) connect to a tunnel which will take drain water under and across the freeway route and into Deer Creek, Work has started again on the framing for the Banner Road Bridge at Town Talk, The bridge work is critical not only because it has disrupted traffic but because excavations in some areas including Broad Street and and Town talk and the Sacramento Street Crossing can not be continued until the bridges are completed, Both the contractor andthe city merchants are keeping an eye on the weather, Construction officials hope to get much of the bridge work in before the rains come and plan to'work on the bridge throughout the winter, The letter went onto note that the suggestions made in the report were done for reasons of improvement andthatthose making ‘them “are not politically inspired nor personally antagonistic toward your Board collec‘tively or its members as indivi‘duals and that letters written in haste and without reflection are not what one expects from duly elected representatives. "One of few remaining mediums in which the taxpayers and voters have in investigating and suggesting improvements is through a Grand Jury, and we question that the people would want to change this privilege.” The letter concluded, as have each of the three exchanges, with an invitation to cooperate with all county agencies. Barker Will Be Honored At A Dinner Democratic Assembly candidate Jack Barker will be the guest of honor Saturday, Oct. 22 ata dinner in the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Building. T he event is being sponsored by the Nevada County Committee t@Elect Jack Barker and the Nevada County Democratic Central Committee. Barker, a resident of Auburn, is running for the Sixth Assembly District seat. Nevada County Sheriff Wayne Brown will act as master of ceremonies for the dinner, Frank Gallino has been engaged to prepare a special meal for the eveThe cocktail hour has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m, and dinner will be served at 7:30, All local residents are invited to attend the dinner and meet the candidate, Tickets for the dinner may be purchased in Grass Valley at Nevada County Printing on West Main Street, Hartman T oyota on East Main Street, the Democratic Headquarters on Mill Street and in Nevada City from Dee Mautino, The Nevada County Nugget on Broad Street and from Larry Filer in Rough andReady, Tickets will also be available at the door, Moho MohoBoekoBerick WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Ky Says The Geneva Accords Do Not Apply To This War VIETNAMESE Premier Ky last weekend said his country would not negotiate with the Viet Cang and said there was no use discussing the 1954 Geneva Agrcements which ended tle war with this French because this was a new situation and the Geneva Agreements were osbolete, Ky, in interviews during the weekend said the 1954 Geneva Agreements ended a war against French colonialism, but the current conflict was a different situation in which the Vietnamese were fighting for the integerity of their own country. eee? Attempts of BRIT IS H PRIME MINISTER Harold Wilson to stabalize that country’s economy and save the pound are meeting increasing resistance from labor as thousands of automobile workers face unemployment as a result of the governments austerity programs, COMMUNIST CHINA marked its 17th anniversary Saturday with a huge rally in Peking anda pledge to support the battle of the Vietnamese Communists to the end, eeee The SOVIET UNION announced last week that an American student had been expelled from Russia on charges that he had worked with the Central Intelligence Agency and had engaged in “hostile activities" including the. subversion of African students in Moscow, Nicholas H, Riegg of the University of Pennsylvania was expelled from the Soviet Union in late September for spreading anti-Soviet propaganda according to a Moscow press report. The report saidReigg had signed astatement admitting the charges against him, set IR BUC NTE mem a FIREMEN FROM several volunteer departments in the Twin Cities area were called out last Wednesday either to stand by or to assist in fighting a blaze in the log deck at the Brunswick Mill on Brunswick Road, The fire was kept in the log deck and the mill equipment was not damaged, Busy Agenda For Planners (Cont. from Page 1) worked intothe early hours of the morning to get through a heavy agenda, Commission members considered eight use permit applications denying two and approving six. Denied were the use permit applications of E,D. Smith for a commercial garage in an existing building in an A-1l zone onthe south side of Highway 20 west of Bitney Springs Road and the use permit application of Thelma Jones Speed for operation of a one unit mobilehome park in an A-l zone on North Willow Valley road east of Nev~ ada City. The commission approved the use permit applications of Johann and Margaret E, Baumanh for operation of a business for the sale and storage of secondhand merchandise on property on the northwest side of Route 20-49 in Spring Hill; application of Earl L, Dow for a one unit .mobilehome park in an A-1 zone on thenorth side of Oak Tree Road southeast of North San Juan; the application of Albert F, Kerss for construction of a residence ina C zone on the north side of U.S, 40 at Donner Lake; the application of Safeway Stores, Inc. , for construction of a supermarket on the north side of EmWeather Grass Valley Sept. 28 89 50 29 95 56 30 97 51 One oe 84 50 2 80 49 3 73 43 4 14 41 RainFall to date 212 RainFall last year 1,32 Nevada City Sept 28 82 44 29 88 49 30 95 41 Oct, 1 19 44 2 719 °45 3 12 39 4 12 35. RainFall to date 14 RainFall last year 1,48 igrant Way and Highway 89 west of Truckee; the application of Ismal N. Mitchell, Robert Wallace and Donald Schmidt for construction ofa100 unit campground and picnic area in , an A-l district in Washington; . and the application of AltaL. ~ Kaiser for opcration of a two unit mobilehome park in an A-1 zone north ofOak Tree Road near North San Juan. The application for the campground in Washington brought out a large crowd of resdients protesting the application, While most admittedthat more camping facilities were needed in the area, they also said that a new: campground would attract more Clampers Use (Cont, from Page ly Clyde Newlin, superintendent of District III of the State Division of Beaches and Parks andCharlie Gaus, a native of North Bloomfield and one of the last of the area hydraulic miners, were all introduced, After the plaque dedication, © poor blind candidates were taken to the new group campground. people and _ add to the already difficult summer law enforcement problems in the area, it did not feel this was sufficient reason to deny the use permit application, A petition for exceptions on the tentative Map of Vargas Ranch estates between Highway 49 and Jones Bar Road asking for exceptions to road grade and that the road be brought to county standards, but withno improvements was sent to the supervisors with a recommendation for approval as was the petition for exceptions on the Tentative Map of Unit 1 of Western Lake Properties, Inc., on Magnolia Road. New Camp facilities recently erected at the park. The Clampers became the first organization to use the overnight facilities, After the traditional initiation, all jgined in a sumptious feast prepared by Clempchef Charlie Kitts and his staff. Most of the local and visiting clampers stayed over night atthenew park facilities, ‘ CLA MPERS LINE up poor blind candidates in the street at North San Juan S aturday before leaving for the initiation and plaque dedication in the town of North Bloomfield,

2O. .Nevada County Nugget. .October 5, 1966 . Jury Says They Were Doing . Their Job With The Road Study (Cont. from Page 1) some political motivation behind the report of the road comm~ ittee, The letternoted that the report was made forthe single purpose of assisting the board of supervisors and far from trying tousurpthe power of the board, _ as suggested in Bennallack's reply, “the very recommendations were that the power of the Board be utilized pursuant to a policy as set forth by a resolution, which would surely seen to enhance and stabilize that power.” “The report you criticize, ” the letter noted, “was made in the regular course of business by a duly constituted and regular subcommittee of the Grand Jury. It was presented in good faith in a spirit of cooperation, If suggestions designed to assist your body are not to be received in the spirit of cooperation for good government in which such suggestions are given, then there is little reason for any citizen to really believe that he is an integral part of his own government,” Freeway Workers Eye Sky (Cont, from Page 1) connect to a tunnel which will take drain water under and across the freeway route and into Deer Creek, Work has started again on the framing for the Banner Road Bridge at Town Talk, The bridge work is critical not only because it has disrupted traffic but because excavations in some areas including Broad Street and and Town talk and the Sacramento Street Crossing can not be continued until the bridges are completed, Both the contractor andthe city merchants are keeping an eye on the weather, Construction officials hope to get much of the bridge work in before the rains come and plan to'work on the bridge throughout the winter, The letter went onto note that the suggestions made in the report were done for reasons of improvement andthatthose making ‘them “are not politically inspired nor personally antagonistic toward your Board collec‘tively or its members as indivi‘duals and that letters written in haste and without reflection are not what one expects from duly elected representatives. "One of few remaining mediums in which the taxpayers and voters have in investigating and suggesting improvements is through a Grand Jury, and we question that the people would want to change this privilege.” The letter concluded, as have each of the three exchanges, with an invitation to cooperate with all county agencies. Barker Will Be Honored At A Dinner Democratic Assembly candidate Jack Barker will be the guest of honor Saturday, Oct. 22 ata dinner in the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Building. T he event is being sponsored by the Nevada County Committee t@Elect Jack Barker and the Nevada County Democratic Central Committee. Barker, a resident of Auburn, is running for the Sixth Assembly District seat. Nevada County Sheriff Wayne Brown will act as master of ceremonies for the dinner, Frank Gallino has been engaged to prepare a special meal for the eveThe cocktail hour has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m, and dinner will be served at 7:30, All local residents are invited to attend the dinner and meet the candidate, Tickets for the dinner may be purchased in Grass Valley at Nevada County Printing on West Main Street, Hartman T oyota on East Main Street, the Democratic Headquarters on Mill Street and in Nevada City from Dee Mautino, The Nevada County Nugget on Broad Street and from Larry Filer in Rough andReady, Tickets will also be available at the door, Moho MohoBoekoBerick WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Ky Says The Geneva Accords Do Not Apply To This War VIETNAMESE Premier Ky last weekend said his country would not negotiate with the Viet Cang and said there was no use discussing the 1954 Geneva Agrcements which ended tle war with this French because this was a new situation and the Geneva Agreements were osbolete, Ky, in interviews during the weekend said the 1954 Geneva Agreements ended a war against French colonialism, but the current conflict was a different situation in which the Vietnamese were fighting for the integerity of their own country. eee? Attempts of BRIT IS H PRIME MINISTER Harold Wilson to stabalize that country’s economy and save the pound are meeting increasing resistance from labor as thousands of automobile workers face unemployment as a result of the governments austerity programs, COMMUNIST CHINA marked its 17th anniversary Saturday with a huge rally in Peking anda pledge to support the battle of the Vietnamese Communists to the end, eeee

The SOVIET UNION announced last week that an American student had been expelled from Russia on charges that he had worked with the Central Intelligence Agency and had engaged in “hostile activities" including the. subversion of African students in Moscow, Nicholas H, Riegg of the University of Pennsylvania was expelled from the Soviet Union in late September for spreading anti-Soviet propaganda according to a Moscow press report. The report saidReigg had signed astatement admitting the charges against him, set IR BUC NTE mem a FIREMEN FROM several volunteer departments in the Twin Cities area were called out last Wednesday either to stand by or to assist in fighting a blaze in the log deck at the Brunswick Mill on Brunswick Road, The fire was kept in the log deck and the mill equipment was not damaged, Busy Agenda For Planners (Cont. from Page 1) worked intothe early hours of the morning to get through a heavy agenda, Commission members considered eight use permit applications denying two and approving six. Denied were the use permit applications of E,D. Smith for a commercial garage in an existing building in an A-1l zone onthe south side of Highway 20 west of Bitney Springs Road and the use permit application of Thelma Jones Speed for operation of a one unit mobilehome park in an A-l zone on North Willow Valley road east of Nev~ ada City. The commission approved the use permit applications of Johann and Margaret E, Baumanh for operation of a business for the sale and storage of secondhand merchandise on property on the northwest side of Route 20-49 in Spring Hill; application of Earl L, Dow for a one unit .mobilehome park in an A-1 zone on thenorth side of Oak Tree Road southeast of North San Juan; the application of Albert F, Kerss for construction of a residence ina C zone on the north side of U.S, 40 at Donner Lake; the application of Safeway Stores, Inc. , for construction of a supermarket on the north side of EmWeather Grass Valley Sept. 28 89 50 29 95 56 30 97 51 One oe 84 50 2 80 49 3 73 43 4 14 41 RainFall to date 212 RainFall last year 1,32 Nevada City Sept 28 82 44 29 88 49 30 95 41 Oct, 1 19 44 2 719 °45 3 12 39 4 12 35. RainFall to date 14 RainFall last year 1,48 igrant Way and Highway 89 west of Truckee; the application of Ismal N. Mitchell, Robert Wallace and Donald Schmidt for construction ofa100 unit campground and picnic area in , an A-l district in Washington; . and the application of AltaL. ~ Kaiser for opcration of a two unit mobilehome park in an A-1 zone north ofOak Tree Road near North San Juan. The application for the campground in Washington brought out a large crowd of resdients protesting the application, While most admittedthat more camping facilities were needed in the area, they also said that a new: campground would attract more Clampers Use (Cont, from Page ly Clyde Newlin, superintendent of District III of the State Division of Beaches and Parks andCharlie Gaus, a native of North Bloomfield and one of the last of the area hydraulic miners, were all introduced, After the plaque dedication, © poor blind candidates were taken to the new group campground. people and _ add to the already difficult summer law enforcement problems in the area, it did not feel this was sufficient reason to deny the use permit application, A petition for exceptions on the tentative Map of Vargas Ranch estates between Highway 49 and Jones Bar Road asking for exceptions to road grade and that the road be brought to county standards, but withno improvements was sent to the supervisors with a recommendation for approval as was the petition for exceptions on the Tentative Map of Unit 1 of Western Lake Properties, Inc., on Magnolia Road. New Camp facilities recently erected at the park. The Clampers became the first organization to use the overnight facilities, After the traditional initiation, all jgined in a sumptious feast prepared by Clempchef Charlie Kitts and his staff. Most of the local and visiting clampers stayed over night atthenew park facilities, ‘ CLA MPERS LINE up poor blind candidates in the street at North San Juan S aturday before leaving for the initiation and plaque dedication in the town of North Bloomfield,