September 30, 1965 (20 pages)

Howard Says City May Lose Gas Tax Monies If It Holds Up Street Jobs (Continued from Page 1) said in effect, the city had only really received one legitimate bidfor the job and that was from Huntington. Councilman Ben Barry moved that the council reject all bids and call for resubmission of bids in early April. j Howard then asked the council to exercise caution in rejecting the bids. He said the city was putting itself in the position of perhaps having to refund gas ‘tax monies and that was where he had come in, Howard was hired several months ago to straighten out city finances and in his study had discovered that the city had gone ahead on a gas tax financed job without state approval and ended up having to pay the state back more than $7,000, He said Monday night that he didnot want that to happen again and urged the council to delay action until he and the city manager could confer with the state. Ingram maintained that there was no danger of losing state funds and that Howard would discover that when he checked with the State, Howard countered that it was his belief that it was Ingram's firm which had been the engineer on the other abortive job which cost the city the $7,000, Barry said he felt Ingram was competent and believed the council should take his recommendation, Ingram said there was no urgency on the~matter and there was still time to check with the state if that was what the council wanted, Barry withdrew his motion to reject the bids and Mayor Arch McPherson moved that the matter be tabled until 7:30 p. m. Monday. District, PG&E And State Finally Agree On Recreation Funds (Continued from Page 1) dated Yuba-Beat River project contract between the district and Pacific Gas & Electric Co, Modification of one section of the consolidated contract relating to the use of recreation funds for project maintenance and operation had been one of the stipulations set up by Water Resources before the grant funds would be approved, Under the new contract agree-ment, all mention of DavisGrunsky funds have been removed, Project maintenance and operation funds under the new agreement will be provided by the district. The agreement for the grant was signed Tuesday by the Department Rofo RehoBomoR@erce WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Hanoi Takes A Hard Line On Conditions For Peace In Viet Nam Ata news conference in Hanoi, NORTH VIETNAM, a memorandum was issued stating that the U.S. must withdraw its troops from South Vietnam before any peace negotiations could be started and that the U.N. could not play a role in bringing peace to Vietnam. The 2,000 word memorandum said that use of the U.N. would bea “maneuverto.. impose on the Vietnamese people negotiations under U.S. terms. The memo also stated that the U.S. has raised its armed forces to nearly 130,000 men in Vietnam and raided the country with B-52 bombers while making repeated offers for unconditional peace talks. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, Publisher = Donald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. wkkekkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION oe Atthe UNITED NATIONS, Secretary General U Thant in his annual report to the General Assembly appealed for the inclusion of Communist China in the U.N. and a world disarmament conference. He declared that the proliferation of nuclear weapons wasthe most urgent question before the world today. Also at the U.N. , Amintore Fanfani, Italian Foreign Minister, was named President of the General Assembly as the 20th session opened, Singapore, Gambia, and the Maldive Islands were admitted to membership, making the total number of nations 117." In WASHINGTON President Johnson announced that the U.S, would draft a new treaty with Panama for the canal, offering Panama a share in profits and management of the waterway and recognizing Panama's sovereignty over the area of the present Canal Zone. eseass A shaky cease-fire between PAKISTAN and India continued, with reports of violations coming in from both sides. Secretary General U Thant said that both sides were stalling on withdrawing their troops behind the positions they held when the fighting over Kashmir started, eeess In the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC former President Juan Bosch returned from two years’ exile and told a crowd of 45, 000-that the U.S. should pay $1 billion indemnity for intervening in the April revolt which had been intended to puthim back in power. He called for the people to use all means to drive foreign troops out of the country. of Water Resources thus finalizing several years of planning, reports and negotiations and passage of special legislation. The district will receive a construction grant of $3,818,000 and an additional grant of $875,000 for construction of initial water and sanitary facilities. 5 a ANOTHER BUILDING is going up in the rapidly expanuiy nuiuay KING SIZE BEDS HEATED Pop, TV. PHONES YACAMEX Village complex in the Spring Hill area, The new building being constructed by Porter lb, Smith of Marysville for Holiday Village, Inc., will be used as a pancake house, The new facility is expected to be completed by mid-November, It's A Shock To Discover That You Have Purchased A One Way Ticket (Continued from Page 1) vehicles of all sizes and descriptions carry victorious and not so victorious deer hunters. In short, the traffic situation, on this the last day of the first deer hunting weekend, was horrendous. I arrived at Sacramento Airport with little time to spare. "IT have your reservation here through to New York,” the young girl at the counter said. “That will be $156.56." “Will you take a personal check, " I asked? “Why of course,” shesaid, with a little hurt creeping into her voice to show that she could not understand why I had even bothered to ask. “How much is that again,“ I said fumbling for check book and pen amid the mess of last minute papers I had jammed into my inside coat pocket. “One hundred and fifty six dollars and fifty six cents,” she repeated with an air that clearly indicated she was beginning to wonder who this sweating kook was, “SUL the girlat:TWA.. 1 Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Sept. 23. 77 42 24 19 43 25 82 set 26 17 40 27 67 42 28 51 39 02 29 64 32 Rainfall to date 1,43 Rainfall last year . 20 Rainfall GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. “Rainfall Sept. 23 87 52 24 89 53 25 89 54 26 84 43 27 12 42 28 53 38 04 29 68 39 Rainfall to date 1.32 Rainfall last year 18 stammered, “This isa one way ticket,” she said as people in the line behind me shifted from one foot to the other and the loud speaker announced “passengers holding space on Pacific Flight 453 should now be on board. “ And away Iwentin one of those ungainly looking, but apparently highly efficient prop jet planes. Suddenly there was an attractive blue encased young lady at my elbow. “We have coffee, tea or milk and drinks for purchase," she said showing a fine set of straight “white teeth. After my ordeal of checks and one way tickets I decided on a drink for purchase and duly produced a rumpled dollar bill for a drink in a fine, almost-likecrystal, plastic glass. In case of crashes, I thought, fondling the glass, it's so flexible that on impact-*it would shatter without sending glass slivers through you. I had to gulp my drink for purchase for we were soon bumping over. the coastal range and then winging over the water into San Francisco. And there I was in San Francisca After several weak drinks I had a mediocre dinner and then set about to wander around the huge jet age air terminal until time for my jet for New York. One of the amazing things about jet age travel is that one can cross the nation in an easy four hours, but can just as easily spend another four hours waiting for a connecting flight or spend two hours getting from the airport to the city. So I waited and watched the amazing parade of humanity pass before me. A startlingly beauti* ful blonde girl with upswept hair that never all seemed to stay in place, a stooped, but spritely old man in baggy pants, rumpled sports coat and a sweater, anda young man with very thick glasses and a slightly desperate look ali talked animated french nearby and tried to figure out the latest model Polaroid camera. One of the TWA ticket agents, a tall, good looking and slightly effeminate young man, approached. “Parlez vouFrancais, “ he said, leaning down to the old man. "But of course,” the old man said smiling and making a sweeping gesture with his hands, “I am from France, " The young man looked sheepish, The four of them laughed and he then proceeded in fluent french totellthe old man about his seat on the plane. The two then left and then the old man returned and explained that hehas had his seat moved up to the front so that he would be better able to see the movie. Everywhere one goes in the airport, be it the restaurant, the bar, the coffee shop or the men,’s room, there is a loudspeaker playing soupy music. This is constantly interrupted with urgent messages by smoothvoiced men or women. "Carl Smith, Sargeant Bob (Continued on Page 3) Grass Valley Eyeing Hills Flat As Next Annexation Area (Continued trom Page 1) noted thatif rates were put on an equivalent or above what people ‘would have to pay in city taxes if they annexed, they would find annexation more attractive. Hodge did some quick figuring and asked if $20 per month would be objectionable to Hennessy and Fairbanks until such time as the charge schedule could be revamped, Tamietti said that this would be penalizing these two while the the charge for all the rest of the users outside the city remained static, He said he would favor making the two requested sewer hookups at the existing rental rate with the clear understanding that the rate structure would be subject to study and change, The council approved the sewer tieins on this basis, “ G96T ‘0g Jequicidag***19033nNN AiuN0D epeAoN’ **

Howard Says City May Lose Gas Tax Monies If It Holds Up Street Jobs (Continued from Page 1) said in effect, the city had only really received one legitimate bidfor the job and that was from Huntington. Councilman Ben Barry moved that the council reject all bids and call for resubmission of bids in early April. j Howard then asked the council to exercise caution in rejecting the bids. He said the city was putting itself in the position of perhaps having to refund gas ‘tax monies and that was where he had come in, Howard was hired several months ago to straighten out city finances and in his study had discovered that the city had gone ahead on a gas tax financed job without state approval and ended up having to pay the state back more than $7,000, He said Monday night that he didnot want that to happen again and urged the council to delay action until he and the city manager could confer with the state. Ingram maintained that there was no danger of losing state funds and that Howard would discover that when he checked with the State, Howard countered that it was his belief that it was Ingram's firm which had been the engineer on the other abortive job which cost the city the $7,000, Barry said he felt Ingram was competent and believed the council should take his recommendation, Ingram said there was no urgency on the~matter and there was still time to check with the state if that was what the council wanted, Barry withdrew his motion to reject the bids and Mayor Arch McPherson moved that the matter be tabled until 7:30 p. m. Monday. District, PG&E And State Finally Agree On Recreation Funds (Continued from Page 1) dated Yuba-Beat River project contract between the district and Pacific Gas & Electric Co, Modification of one section of the consolidated contract relating to the use of recreation funds for project maintenance and operation had been one of the stipulations set up by Water Resources before the grant funds would be approved, Under the new contract agree-ment, all mention of DavisGrunsky funds have been removed, Project maintenance and operation funds under the new agreement will be provided by the district. The agreement for the grant was signed Tuesday by the Department Rofo RehoBomoR@erce WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Hanoi Takes A Hard Line On Conditions For Peace In Viet Nam Ata news conference in Hanoi, NORTH VIETNAM, a memorandum was issued stating that the U.S. must withdraw its troops from South Vietnam before any peace negotiations could be started and that the U.N. could not play a role in bringing peace to Vietnam. The 2,000 word memorandum said that use of the U.N. would bea “maneuverto... impose on the Vietnamese people negotiations under U.S. terms. The memo also stated that the U.S. has raised its armed forces to nearly 130,000 men in Vietnam and raided the country with B-52 bombers while making repeated offers for unconditional peace talks. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, Publisher = Donald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. wkkekkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION oe Atthe UNITED NATIONS, Secretary General U Thant in his annual report to the General Assembly appealed for the inclusion of Communist China in the U.N. and a world disarmament conference. He declared that the proliferation of nuclear weapons wasthe most urgent question before the world today. Also at the U.N. , Amintore Fanfani, Italian Foreign Minister, was named President of the General Assembly as the 20th session opened, Singapore, Gambia, and the Maldive Islands were admitted to membership, making the total number of nations 117." In WASHINGTON President Johnson announced that the U.S, would draft a new treaty with Panama for the canal, offering Panama a share in profits and management of the waterway and recognizing Panama's sovereignty over the area of the present Canal Zone. eseass A shaky cease-fire between PAKISTAN and India continued, with reports of violations coming in from both sides. Secretary General U Thant said that both sides were stalling on withdrawing their troops behind the positions they held when the fighting over Kashmir started, eeess In the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC former President Juan Bosch returned from two years’ exile and told a crowd of 45, 000-that the U.S. should pay $1 billion indemnity for intervening in the April revolt which had been intended to puthim back in power. He called for the people to use all means to drive foreign troops out of the country. of Water Resources thus finalizing several years of planning, reports and negotiations and passage of special legislation. The district will receive a construction grant of $3,818,000 and an additional grant of $875,000 for construction of initial water and sanitary facilities. 5 a ANOTHER BUILDING is going up in the rapidly expanuiy nuiuay KING SIZE BEDS HEATED Pop,

TV. PHONES YACAMEX Village complex in the Spring Hill area, The new building being constructed by Porter lb, Smith of Marysville for Holiday Village, Inc., will be used as a pancake house, The new facility is expected to be completed by mid-November, It's A Shock To Discover That You Have Purchased A One Way Ticket (Continued from Page 1) vehicles of all sizes and descriptions carry victorious and not so victorious deer hunters. In short, the traffic situation, on this the last day of the first deer hunting weekend, was horrendous. I arrived at Sacramento Airport with little time to spare. "IT have your reservation here through to New York,” the young girl at the counter said. “That will be $156.56." “Will you take a personal check, " I asked? “Why of course,” shesaid, with a little hurt creeping into her voice to show that she could not understand why I had even bothered to ask. “How much is that again,“ I said fumbling for check book and pen amid the mess of last minute papers I had jammed into my inside coat pocket. “One hundred and fifty six dollars and fifty six cents,” she repeated with an air that clearly indicated she was beginning to wonder who this sweating kook was, “SUL the girlat:TWA... 1 Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Sept. 23. 77 42 24 19 43 25 82 set 26 17 40 27 67 42 28 51 39 02 29 64 32 Rainfall to date 1,43 Rainfall last year . 20 Rainfall GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. “Rainfall Sept. 23 87 52 24 89 53 25 89 54 26 84 43 27 12 42 28 53 38 04 29 68 39 Rainfall to date 1.32 Rainfall last year 18 stammered, “This isa one way ticket,” she said as people in the line behind me shifted from one foot to the other and the loud speaker announced “passengers holding space on Pacific Flight 453 should now be on board. “ And away Iwentin one of those ungainly looking, but apparently highly efficient prop jet planes. Suddenly there was an attractive blue encased young lady at my elbow. “We have coffee, tea or milk and drinks for purchase," she said showing a fine set of straight “white teeth. After my ordeal of checks and one way tickets I decided on a drink for purchase and duly produced a rumpled dollar bill for a drink in a fine, almost-likecrystal, plastic glass. In case of crashes, I thought, fondling the glass, it's so flexible that on impact-*it would shatter without sending glass slivers through you. I had to gulp my drink for purchase for we were soon bumping over. the coastal range and then winging over the water into San Francisco. And there I was in San Francisca After several weak drinks I had a mediocre dinner and then set about to wander around the huge jet age air terminal until time for my jet for New York. One of the amazing things about jet age travel is that one can cross the nation in an easy four hours, but can just as easily spend another four hours waiting for a connecting flight or spend two hours getting from the airport to the city. So I waited and watched the amazing parade of humanity pass before me. A startlingly beauti* ful blonde girl with upswept hair that never all seemed to stay in place, a stooped, but spritely old man in baggy pants, rumpled sports coat and a sweater, anda young man with very thick glasses and a slightly desperate look ali talked animated french nearby and tried to figure out the latest model Polaroid camera. One of the TWA ticket agents, a tall, good looking and slightly effeminate young man, approached. “Parlez vouFrancais, “ he said, leaning down to the old man. "But of course,” the old man said smiling and making a sweeping gesture with his hands, “I am from France, " The young man looked sheepish, The four of them laughed and he then proceeded in fluent french totellthe old man about his seat on the plane. The two then left and then the old man returned and explained that hehas had his seat moved up to the front so that he would be better able to see the movie. Everywhere one goes in the airport, be it the restaurant, the bar, the coffee shop or the men,’s room, there is a loudspeaker playing soupy music. This is constantly interrupted with urgent messages by smoothvoiced men or women. "Carl Smith, Sargeant Bob (Continued on Page 3) Grass Valley Eyeing Hills Flat As Next Annexation Area (Continued trom Page 1) noted thatif rates were put on an equivalent or above what people ‘would have to pay in city taxes if they annexed, they would find annexation more attractive. Hodge did some quick figuring and asked if $20 per month would be objectionable to Hennessy and Fairbanks until such time as the charge schedule could be revamped, Tamietti said that this would be penalizing these two while the the charge for all the rest of the users outside the city remained static, He said he would favor making the two requested sewer hookups at the existing rental rate with the clear understanding that the rate structure would be subject to study and change, The council approved the sewer tieins on this basis, “ G96T ‘0g Jequicidag***19033nNN AiuN0D epeAoN’ **