Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 14

Nevada State Journal riday August 16 1968 ATER HOPELESS LEGAL SNARL Gravel Pit Hopelessly snarled in a field of legal thorns and threats a seemingly obscure special use permit application Thursday was sent back to start all over again The Washoe County Commis sion will hold a special hearing on the application Sept 10 for a proposed gravel pit on a Wash oe Valley hillside Attorney Tom Wilson repre senting the Associated General Contractors of Nevada ad the Rogers Construction Co said there is a threat of an to stop the proposal With that he suggested it would save time to send the application back to the board of adjustment and send it through channels again rather than drag it through the courts feel we will ultimately win a favorable he said iled by List The application was originally filed by Robert List of the List Cattle Company July 10 List notified two area property own ers of application July 19 ac cording to Paul Hamilton deputy district attorney A hearing was held on the case July 19 in the offices of the Regional Planning Commis sion Hamilton said one of the two property owners submitted a letter stating he had no objec tions and the other made a per sonal appearance The Washoe County Board of Adjustment had recommended approval of the application The county commissioners Application Starts Over 1 were to make a decision on the application Aug 5 but learned an appeal had been filed by Washoe Valley landown ers Henry and Minnie Heiden reich attorney claimed the ap peal was since the property is not within 300 feet of the 40 acre parcel where the pit is pro posed attorney said the List property adjoins his property and so they should have been notified of the public hearing County ordinances specify only those sent official notices of public hearings can file ap peals Thursday Hamilton said it was the opinion of the district office the Heiden reichs are not within the re quired 300 feet of the subject area Land for the pit is listed sep arately on the county maps The cattle company owns about 1000 acres in the vicinity however he said Suggestion Accepted Attorneys from both sides agreed to suggestion Notices they said will be sent to everyone adjoining the entire 1000 acre holdings of the cat tle company Confusing the situation was the three day period between the notification of property owners and the first hearing The Law requires at least 10 days between notification and hearing The Regional Planning Staff was instructed by the commis sioners to send notices only to the same owners as before Hamilton said it required for them to notify everyone ad joining the entire 1000 acres With all of legal outlined by Hamilton and five attorneys representing the inter ested groups the commissioners readily agreed to start over again 127 Signatures Additionally a petition with 127 signatures of property own ers In the valley opposing the pit has been filed with the county clerk Pagni Brothers Construction Co has also joined the opposi tion against the List gravel pit The opponents through their attorneys all claim their inter ests are not eco Attorneys supporting the pit appeared skeptical claiming several of opponents own gravel pits which have been approved by the highway department for use in construction of the free way through the area Attorney Bruce Bowen rep resenting the Heidenreichs said his clients and others are con cerned about the a gravel pit would leave on the hillside He said there would be no objection if the pit was moved somewhere out of sight Restrained Anger Wilson said his recommenda tion to start over again was made with because of the cost to the con tractor in delays Richard Allen executive director of the Regional Plan ning Commission said the staff had an option in this case whether to hold a hearing at all 99 cases out of 100 of this sort no one in particular is he said Commissioners (Specs) McKenzie and Richard Streeter expressed about the way the notification and hearing was handled List attorneys said they want to remove all Commission chairman McKissick commented: times I think we should all put on black robes and make judg Sweeping Away lorida Man Pleads Innocent RATTAN SALE LAKE RIDGE GOL COURSE ESTATE LOTS HEART CHAIRS NOW 1150 NEST TABLES WILLOW SETTEE a MATCHING ROUND TABLE DOLLAR NEW IMPORTS ARRIVING DAILY ISSIBB SI 7 set of three a a Democratic Congressional can didate Richard Ham referring to remarks made by his pri mary race opponent Rep Wal ter Baring Nev in Reno Thursday said the congressman obviously Colle 34 of Dover NJ is ac cused of committing perjury during recent trial on a charge of interfering with a public officer Colle has not yet entered a plea pending an appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court on a motion asking dismissal of the perjury indictment for alleged lack of evidence The University of Music Camp at Lake Tahoe will present its final concert of the season Saturday at 6 pm The camp is located at the 4 Camp near Stateline It is free and will feature five musical two bands two choirs and a string orches tra Dr John Carrico professor of music said the camp is one of the largest on the West Coast Gazette Journal Carson City Bureau Congressman Walter Baring Nev said Thursday night that the gun control bill was one of the most controversial bills to ever hit congress He said he voted against the measure which he called a watered down version because Two separate accidents Thurs day sent two persons to Washoe Medical Center for treatment and left two with traffic cita tions for failing to yield the right of way Jack Gilstrap 54 of Carson City was cited and sent to the hospital for treatment of head lacerations after being involved in an accident at Sixth and Vir ginia streets with William Stent 27 of 1202 Arnold Drive David Vhay 59 of 3555 Tam arisk Drive was cited after an accident at Pueblo and Haskell avenues Dorothy Sewell 18 of 1280 Monroe St was taken to the hospital for back injuries Virginia Lake Park will serve as the site for the Seventh An nual Tonopah Picnic beginning 12 noon Aug 25 One of the organizers Mrs Lyn Melody said the pic nic is not just for former Tono pah residents but also for peo ple from Goldfield Mina Gabbs and all outlying areas Registration will be held at the picnic ports former Gov George Wal lace of Alabama for the presi dency refusing to state whether or not he would support George Wallace if the presidential race goes to the House of Represen tatives our so called Democrat ic congressman has admitted what Nevadans have long known that is his philosophy is more closely identified with that of the American Independent Party than the party he pur ports to represent in the US Ham said (See related Story Page 13) Pair Hurt Then Cited MISS COLLEGE AMERICA Valerie Dicker son was introduced by master of ceremonies Richard Sorensen at the Eighth Annual Citi zenship Education Conference Banquet Thurs STORE Baring had called Ham an He also re fused again to name who he supports for the Democratic presidential nomination Ham took neutral stand as a sign Baring sup the COBBWEBS A lorida man entered a plea of innocent to a charge of per jury in Washoe District Court Wednesday Judge John Gabrielli set trial for Donald Lindsey 32 of Tampa for October Lindsey along with John day at the Jot Travis Student Union Building on the Reno campus of the University of Ne vada Miss Dickerson addressed the dinner crowd including Gov Paul Laxalt (Journal Photo) 249 7th Reunion Planned Here Now selling Golf Course fairway lots and view lots bordering on the front 9 of the new Robert Trent Jones 18 hole Championship Golf Course located in most desirable southwest area or all those people warn ing about lowering the railroad tracks through Reno Tom Wilson has an alternate solution: raise the city These Vs to 1 acre lots bordering Lakeside Drive one half mile south of Moana Lane are fully improved includ ing underground utilities and are priced from $900000 with terms The course is nearly completed and will be seeded next month We invite you to contact us for additional information Music Camp Sets inal Concert the will not kill men but a finger The eight term congressman told the audience of 50 that the gun bill could be compared to the way Hitler got started He said first there is registration then confiscation He said he received 4300 letters denouncing the measure and 300 letters from Nevadans asking for the gun control legis lation Baring spoke to members of the Ormsby County Young Dem ocrats Baring declined to support a national candidate for president but he said a conservative presi dent could get the country back on its feet During the hour long speech he said he had voted against a $90 million rat extermination bill because other existing pro grams covered rat control He lashed out at foreign aid and said the money was going into the hands of big bankers vote for the 10 per cent surcharge because they cut foreign Baring said Baring asked himself this question did you run away from the His answer didn't run away from the party they ran away from me when they turned (See related Story Page 13) 5 gal METAL GAS CANS i new 298 ALL TYPES SUN GLASSES AT LOW PRICES ONE MAN LIE RAT 1095 DELUXE KOLA CHAIRS doublearm great for inoutdoor use Neat' Thief Rifles Offices At Library A thief described in a police report as being neat about it ransacked desks draw ers and offices in the Washoe County Library Wednesday Librarian June Dugdale reported to police that the burg lar apparently hid in the library building at 301 Center St until it was closed She said there was no sign of forced entry Mrs Dugdale reported also that the thief apparently knew a hiding place where certain keys are kept because those keys were used to open some of the desks and a coin operated duplicating machine It was not immediately known just how much if anything was stolen YWCA Dance Planned Tonight A dance for high school students will be held tonight at the Reno Sparks YWCA on Valley Road from 8 to 11 pm The dance will be free and feature a psychedelic light show ire Calls RENO am 212 Pine St car fire dam age to front seat am St Mary's Hospital false alarm am IM Commercial Row inhalator run pm 2649 Markridge Drive Kitchen fire fire damage to kitchen and smoke damage throughout house pm 810 Tenth St car fire broken gas line motor and wiring dam aged pm Reno Stead acility 801 Mt Whitney kitchen fire smoke damage throughout house SPARKS pm 10th and streets car fire no damage pm 19th and streets car fire $500 damage Center and Thoma 323 1905 Closed Sun Mon OPEN TUESDAY 9 PM You are not a fixit or do it yourself person See Classified for CAN DO DRUIDS ANNUAL PICNIC SUNDAY AUG 18th BOWERS MANSION: SOUTH SHELTER TO AM CANDIDATES PRESENT WILL BE INTRODUCED AT 2:30 PM PUBLIC INVITED DACRON SLEEPING BAGS 24:50 1488 BUY AT AND SAVE BEST OR LESS Rex Daniels journalism instructor at Reno High School was recently into the additional chore of golf coach He freely admitted he was no expert just a week end respectable hacker This could make it difficult when it came to instructing the students in finer points of golf so Mr Daniels manfully set to work to practice and play and study golf all summer His efforts paid off the other day a hole in one on No Three at the Washoe Course Let any of those students question the methods now he can just show them his newspaper clippings and say: Supply Sergeant Army SSgt John Baker whose wife Mildred lives in Prnin hoc KoOn 2Q fl! supply sergeant with the 44th Signal Battalion near Due Hoa Vietnam EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Office of RAY SMITH Realtor 100 California Ave Phone: 323 4177 Brokers: Carl uctsch Paul Argeres Salesmen: Doug Smith Lou LeVitL ran da Belxedon Myrle Defenbaugh Jack BuchHIx Safety Awards To Reno Sparks Both Reno and Sparks haveeen selected by the Nevada Division of the California State Automobile Association to re ceive Pedestrian Safety Awards will receive an award ihis year that is not quite the caliber of the one it won last said Northern Nevada District Manager Bernie Smith Ueno did a spectacular job dur ing The association (an affiliate rf the American Automobile As sociation) makes the awards for efforts by the city toward pe destrian safety during the pre ceding year Shim's RENO'S ARMY GOODS Baring Compares Gun Bill With Way Hiller Sfarfed One of the erstwhile faculty members at Univer sity of Nevada apparently one of the Protest Prof clique took up most of the editorial page of the friendly student newspaper the Sagebrush with 29 inches of criticism of the Reno press Reno police ROTC department Reno city council and students in the intellectual sophistication that one finds among students in urban and so on Michael Lieber former lecturer in anthropol ogy did have some praise for the hippies some militant students and faculty folks In regard to the latter the departing Mr Lieber called them bright beacon admidst the crass irresponsibility of a local establish ment which exists as a parasite on human feel very hurt bv this collective lambasting except for one statement by Mr Lieber which puts tilings in perspective Speaking of the hippies he issued this opinion: were a breath of fresh air resh air? Bye bye Mr Lieber CAMPERS SPECIALS Pup Tents complete £38 olding Shovels 188 I Pick Matties 249 I Canteens 98 I I CHALET TENT I LOOR ZIP SCREEN AND WINDOWS OZ I 5995 I ORIGINAL SURPLUS 325 NORTH SIERRA ST PHONE 323 4665 ROTC Guard and CAP Supplies By Ty Cobb Gj Rick has added two more fans to his host of followers The all everything pro basketball star of the Oakland team (for which he played) and San rancisco (for which he play) took an interest in two local prep athletes Introduced by Gene Evans and Pat rance John Mulligan of Reno and John Stempeck of Sparks High were invited by Barry to be his guests for a few days They practiced with collegians and the Oakland Oak pros one day Barry personally worked with the boys for four hours the next day and they worked out again with some of the Oaks on the third day at the Cal State Ilavward nni CV Richard Ham Claims Baring Obviously CANVAS TARPS LOW LOW PRICES Various Sizes in Stock 298 Waterproofed ALL OAM RUBBER ULL SHEETS 30 98 General Purpose PAINT 5 colors 149 Reg 196 1 0 colors Reg 288 I HWW NAVY OXORDS Reg 1095 All sixea 6 PIECE SECTIONAL 4 Aft 2 SETS ONLY I Jj Reg 22995 NOW If rt j' 0 1 I.