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VIrIr 'v 'r I THE SACHAMLNTO IREE Thursday Nov 25 1971 Page B3 SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA NEWS By McCiatchy Ne wspapers Service Land Shore Excavation 0E0 Woodcutting Loan Delay In Butte Angers Supervisors 3 Laws Are Ready For Tahoe Plan -4 rov rt '40 cV dit4 :41 t7 -f 4 'A i :1 '44- ''''''''''''t' 1- Clet' 3 I li 4:::: APArt bt 0 41 f''' 1::: It I qt 4t tf4i i 1 ill 4 3 41Vir 4 111 1 )-': 8 told the loan could not be granted for several more weeks Miekelson notified the supervisdrs of the delay yesterday The project is presently MAO in debt and creditors have been demanding their money Some firms have re fused additional credit for supplies necessary to keep the program operating The project was still functioning yesterday afternoon but county officials indicated it might have to terminate within a matter of days unless the loan is granted quickly SOUTH LAKE TAHOE Final drafts of three proposed major ordinances implementing the Lake Tahoe general plan scheduled for adoption next month are now in hands of members of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and are available for public review at TRPA offices here The ordinances would regulate land use shoreline construction and excavation They were presented here yesterday to the agency and will be reviewed at 10 am Wednesday by its Advisory Planning Commission in the Dec 8 to lead to adoption of a regional plan in a meeting in the Sahara Tahoe on Dec 22 The land use ordinance establishes land use districts and regional land capability districts provides population density controls and land coverage limitations establishes a system or issuing permits for work and provides for nonconforming uses and variances to the ordinance The grading and shoreline ordinances are designed to protect Lake Tahoe from siltation and sedimentation Sahara Tahoe Hotel The three ordinances and another one concerning subdivision construction land use maps and an environmental capabilities map relating to soil types and watersheds will be the subject of a TEM final public hearing Dec 8 at 10 am in the South Lake Tahoe Elks Lodge An environmental impact statement further economic studies and a summary and findings on public testimony taken since last summer are expected to give California and Nevada members enough information on Obscene Phone Call Suspect Is Arrested OROVILLE Butte County officials were angered when they learned that a $50000 loan from the Office of Economic Opportunity needed to keep a foundering woodcutting project from collapsing will not be granted for at least several weeks The project which was organized by the Butte County 0E0 began operations last July and employed 30 men who had formerly been on the county's welfare rolls It was started with a grant of $75000 from the federal office of the 0E0 but ran into financial troubles several weeks ago When it appeared that more money would be needed to keep the operation alive county officials conferred with 0E0 officials in San Francisco were told that $50000 would be made available by no later than Nov 22 When the money did not arrive Clif Mickelson county administrator contacted the state officials and was Teacher Of Year Mary Woods an elementary school teacher in rural Reno has been named Nevada Teacher of the Year She has been a teacher for 29 years the last nine in Nevada In 1966 she served as Washoe County coordinator for the Head Start Sneed residence and Sneed put down the phone to answer the door The knocking could be heard over the phone by Alvord and Sneed then was arrested Heikka Becomes Permanent With Tahoe Agency Submits His Budget and pollution from shoreline construction The ordinances establish minimum standards in the basin Local jurisdictions may enforce equal or higher standards but according to the ordinances have the authority and obligation to enforce at least the standards established by the agency Local permits will be final involving land uses of less than a regional nature unless they do not conform to the minimum standards Work of regional nature as specified in the ordinances always will be TRPA agenda items accompanied by staff recommendations for denial approval or review according to their conformance to the minimum standards after staff review Executive Officer Richard lIeikka said yesterday the permit procedure was designed to streamline agency operations and give it freedom to deal with projects of truly regional significance The agency yesterday gave its full support to efforts of the US Forest Service to acquire 10000 acres of former George Whittell property on the east shore adjacent to the Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park and refused to declare a moratorium on single-family piers The subcommittee on the shoreline ordinance had asked for a year's moratorium on single-family piers to give the TRPA staff time to develop a shoreline plan Committee member Roger Imsdahl of Placer County said there are 100 single-family pier applications pending until the shoreline ordinance is established "We still don't have a good ordinance for single-family piers" he said Placer County's William Briner argued that piers themselves do not bring people to Lake Tahoe and each one should be considered individually Nevada's Ray Knisley agreeing with South Lake Tahoe Mayor Les Nagy said shoreline construction is as important as land use in the basin REDDING Redding police made what they termed a rare arrest with the apprehension of Michael Sneed 23 of Redding on a charge of making obscene telephone calls They said the arrest of Sneed yesterday clears numerous complaints from persons who received the calls between midnight and 6 am during the last month Police who credited officer Steve Cilenti with the apprehension noted that very few obscene callers are caught Cilenti said one woman had received several calls and a telephone trace revealed the caller's address When the man called the woman yesterday she kept him on the line until Cilenti could reach his home Another officer Terry Alvord was sent to the woman's home where he listened in on the conversation At a given signal Cilenti pounded on the door to the 2 Are Chosen For Beef Group Blood Donors Are Sought For Porto la Woman PORTOLA Plumas Co Efforts are under way here to obtain at least 200 persons willing to donate blood for Portola school nurse Marilyn Kendrick who has been stricken with leukemia Mrs Kendrick 35 currently is confined in the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco The Reno Blood Bank has agreed to set up a temporary clinic in Portola if the necessary number of donors can be found Persons wishing to give blood are asked to contact the Eastern Plumas District Hospital or the office of Dr Bross Yoioan Gets 60 Days Probation WOODLAND Stephen Gerald Shapiro 29 who pleaded guilty to lewd and lascivious conduct with a 14-year-old boy and to a misdemeanor charge of possessing dangerous drugs must serve 60 days in the Yo lo County Jail as a condition of three years probation Superior Court Judge James McDermott Tuesday granted probation to Shapiro who was accused of committing the act Sept 21 in a motel in West Sacramento Judge McDermott held Shapiro not to be a mentally disordered sex SOUTH LAKE TAHOE work on ordinances imple- the 1972-73 year" he said The Tahoe Regional Plan- menting the Lake Tahoe Re- Ileikka requested a ning Agency has designated gional Plan scheduled for 1972-73 budget of $201000 Richard Heikka as perma- adoption next month This to nent executive officer of the would provide a staff of programs on re- cont agency eight and consulting attor- gional problems Heikka has been serving ney Richard Hanna "We should stop talking as acting executive officer of Studies on architecture about saving the lake and the TRPA since he was hired visual pollution and a design get on with it" he said on an interim basis after the development manual would Some of the other plans resignation of Smith get under way too Heikka should be on conservation He was formerly the Placer also proposed proceeding recreation and housing he County planning director with acquiring a $75000 fed- indicated Meetings with fed-In one of his first acts as eral grant and giving staff eral representatives and permanent executive officer salary raises of 55 per cent agency officials should be arHeikka submitted a pro- He said that work should ranged soon after adoption posed budget of $329240 begin on a Tahoe reference of the regional plan in which will include an ex- library an interagency task connection with federal acpanded work program of re- force to study watersheds quisition and the ultimate gional projects over the next public capital improvements administration of 70 to 75 Is months land exchanges and acquisi- per cent of the basin by a Heikka proposed a budget tion urban design and trans- public agency of $128240 between January portation Agency members took all and next June 30 to continue "We want to gear up for requests under study Members and alternates have been named to the California Beef Council the industry promotional group Terms are from Jan 1 1972 through Dec 31 1974 Included among alternates appointed yesterday afternoon are Kent Plott of Orland Butte County and 'Michael Griffin of Linden San Joaquin County Sonoma Woman Tells Jury She Saw Baron Shoot Man Put Body In Grave volving $140000 in stolen securities Miss Ramos who was granted immunity by the prosecution told the Sonoma County Superior Court jury that she was a friend of the victim's widow Dee Mancini Wilson She said she and Baron were walking with the Wilsons one night in July She said Wilson planned to uncover some guns he had buried at the top of a hill Miss Ramos testified that the two men were about 15 feet ahead of her and Mrs Wilson when Baron suddenly raised a gun to Wilson's head and shot him Baron shot Wilson again after he fell to the ground she She and Mrs Wilson ran back to Wilson's home nearby after the shooting and they heard another shot from the hilltop she continued Baron later returned to the Wilson home she testified and forced her at gunpoint to drive the victim's car back to the shooting scene Wilson's body was wrapped in a blanket she said and Baron put it in the trunk of the vehicle They drove to the top of a hill and Baron pushed the body from a cliff into a previously dug grave she said Miss Ramos was the final major witness the prosecution was expected to call in the trial SANTA ROSA (UPI) Jurors have a long weekend to mull testimony from a woman who graphically described a slaying she said was carried out by reputed underworld enforcer Joseph Barbosa Baron Paulette Ramos 20 of Rio Nido Sonoma County testified at Baron's trial yesterday she saw him shoot Clay Wilson in the back of the head as they walked in the woods near Glen Ellen Sonoma County Following Miss Ramos' testimony the trial was recessed until Tuesday The 39-year-old Baron was accused of killing Wilson in July 1970 over a dispute in Napa Youth Convicted In Knifing Fall Iniures Workman In Extortion Suspect Cuts Wrists In Shasta Jail NAPA (AP) Kieran Cavender 19 of Napa has been convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the Sept 1 fatal stabbing of Eugene Altenbern 22 After 512 hours of deliberations a jury of eight women and four men returned the verdict yesterday ending an eight-day trial Cavender admitted fighting with Altenbern over a spilled beer outside the Napa Sea Scout House but claimed self-defense on grounds Altenbern pulled a knife However witnesses testified that Cavender used his own pocket knife after Altenbern was disarmed Superior Court Judge Thomas Kongsgaard set sentencing for Dec 15 Cavender was ordered held one week before possible bail is decided FAIRFIELD Clarence Schuman 42 of Vallejo was listed in "fair" condition in the Vallejo General Hospital after falling 35 feet to the concrete floor at the site of the new JC Penney Co building under construction in Fairfield Schuman and another worker were carrying a piece of 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Superior California Vital Statistics I Nov 19 to Douglas Robert Milhous 23 of Arcata Humboldt CO and Linda Alyce McMillan 23 of Redding PORTER-JOHNSON in Redding Nov 19 to James Richard Porter 41 and Patricia Jane Jonnson 42 both of Lake Oswego Oregon PROCTOR-KEENAN in Redding Nov 19 to Stephen Lynn Proctor 20 and Janice Kaye Keenan 19 both of Redding READ-FERGUSON In Redding Nov 22 to David Michael Read 21 of Mt Shasta Siskiyou Co and Susan Lynne Ferguson 20 of Redding ROBERTS-WOOGE In Redding Nov 19 to Dennis Dave Roberts 24 of An demon Shasta Co and Pamela Ann Wooge 24 of Central Valley Shasta Co ROCHE-CASSINGHAM In Redding Noy 19 to Paul Frederick Roche 28 of Mineral Tehama Co and Lucretia Denise Cassingham 19 of Redding SHARRAH-WORTHINGTON In Redding Nov 18 to Leroy Merlon Sharron 19 and Rebecca Dean Worthington 18 both of Redding WEEKS-SAROIAN in Susanville Nov 18 to Thomas Tillman Weeks 19 and Ruth Jeanette Saroian 20 both of Susanyille NEVADA LICENSES MINDEN Nev Marriage licenses Issued here to Californians Include James Raymond Elender 26 SUISUn and Doris Loretta Cardenas 38 State-line Lake Tahoe Ewell Gray Jr 52 and Lorraine Quibero 49 both of Placervilie Gregory Paul Bellelleur 19 Lodi and Angela Lee Ingram 18 Vacaville Gene Raymond Ashley 36 Stateline Lake Tahoe and Nora Ann Price 39 South Lake Tahoe Phil Waterman 18 and Kathy Leavell 18 both of Linden RENO Marriage licenses Issued here to Californians include: Glen Metzdorf Jr 26 and Linda Conner 26 both of Quincy Clifford Dean Carrier 18 and Carol Jean Daniels 17 both ol Redding RENO DIVORCE LEE In Reno Nov 22 Louis Nevell against Jimmie Lou of Orovillez final decree BIRTHS ADAMS On Travis Air Force Base Nov 10 to Tech Sgt and Mrs Joseph Adams of Travis a son ALBEA On Travis Air Force Base Nov 11 to Staff Sgt and Mrs Reginald A Albea of Vacaville a daughter BILICH in Red Bluff Nov 20 to Mr and Mrs Dan Bilich of Colionwood Tehama County a son CHAPMAN On Travis Air Force Base Nov 11 to Sgt and Mrs Clyde Chapman of Fairfield a son CORRIGAN On Travis Air Force Base Nov 14 to Staff Sgt and Mrs James A Corrigan of Fairfield a daughter GARCIA In Fairfield Nov 22 to Mr and Mrs Enrique Garcia of Vacaville a son GLEASON On Travis Air Force Base Nov 13 to Capt and Mrs William Gielson of Fairfield a daughter GREEN On Travis Air Force Base Nov 10 to Tech Sgt and Mrs Freddie A Green of Vacaville a daughter HOLT On Travis Air Force Base Nov 13 to Staff Sgt and Mrs Eric Holt of Fairfield a son JOHNS In Chico Nov 22 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Johns a son LANHAM On Travis Air Force Base Nov 13 to Pvt 2 and Mrs Johnny Lanham of Dixon a daughter LYONS On Travis Air Force Base Nov 10 to Staff Sgt and Mrs Austin Wright Lyons of Fairfield a son McCALMON On Travis Air Force Base Nov 13 to Lance Cpl and Mrs Jack McCalmon of Vacaville a son MUNOZ On Travis Air Force Base Nov 10 to Airman and Mrs Alexam her Munoz of Vacaville a son NICKS On Travis Air Force Base Nov 13 to Sgt and Mrs John Nicks of Suisun City a son REMINGTON On Travis Air Force Base Nov 11 to Staff Sgt and Mrs Michael Remington of Vacaville a daughter SCHWARTZ in Gridley Nov 20 to Mr and Mrs Dennis Schwartz a daughter SPANFELNER In Red Bluff Nov 21 to Mr and Mrs Gary Spanfelner a daughter TEAGUE in Gridley Nov 21 to Mr and Mrs Gale Teague a son TOQRFs In Fai'fid Nov 22 to Mr and Mrs Peler a son ZIRZOW In Fairfield Nov 22 to the Rev and Mrs Wayne Zirzow of Vacaville a daughter NEVADA BIRTHS KING In Reno Nov 22 to Mr end Mrs Donald King of Heriong 1" Calif a son MARRIAGE LICENSES ALVES-STERNI In Redding Nov 18 to Joseph Martin Alves 25 and Marilyn Jean Stern 34 both of Redding BRANDT-MATHIS In Woodland Nov 23 to Timothy John Brandt 23 and Diane Alice Mathis 25 both of Davis CARBAUGH-BORING In Redding Nov 16 to Mark Daniel Carbaugn 20 and Sharon Boring 20 both of Redding CARMACK-CRAIN In Redding Nov 16 to Jefirey Brian Carmack 19 and Michelle Renee Crain 18 both of Anderson Shasta Co CARTER-WACHTMAN In Red Bluff Nov 23 to Mark 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Interlocutory decree VAN LEEUWEN In Fairfield Nov 22 Antonia and Joannes peti- tion flied WARD In Fairfield Nov 17 Cristel and Bruce final decree WHEELER in Fairfield Nov 19 Marita and Freddie Petition filed WILSON In Woodland Nov 23 William Wayne and Brenda Joyce Interlocutory decree WISHER in Fairfield Nov 19 June and Joseph petition tiled NULLITY OF MARRIAGE BORENGASSER In $uanvIIIe Nov III Bobble Ann and Witllam James II nal decree of nullity DISSOLUTIONS OF MARRIAGE AG4ILERA In Fairfield Nov 19 Eva uId Benjamin A petition filed BRCKNEY In Yreka NOV 22 Diane.