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6B Wednesday, March 25, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Quincy woman injured in Rich Bar accident
Dan McDonald
Staff Writer
dmcdonald@plumasnews.com
A 61-year-old Quincy
woman was hospitalized with
serious injuries Sunday after-
noon after a single-vehicle ac-
cident in the Feather River
Canyon near Rich Bfir.
According to the California
Highway Patrol, Kathleen
Pickering was life-,lighted to
Enloe Hospital in Chico with
injuries that included broken
ribs, a broken wrist and major
internal bleeding.
She was listed in serious
condition Monday.
Pickering was traveling
east toward Quincy on High-
way 70, west of Rich Bar
Road, when her 1999 Ford F-
350 left the roadway, accord-
ing to the CHP report.
The truck struck a mound
of dirt and rock and became
airborne before striking a
rock cliff.
The truck became wedged
in the cliff, suspended in the
air, several feet down the
embankment south of the
roadway.
Several bystanders and the
CHP arrived on the scene mo-
ments after the 2:30 p.m.
crash to render aid to Picker-
ing.
Plumas County Search and
Rescue personnel eventually
extracted her from the truck
before she was flown to the
hospital in Chico.
Picketing was wearing a
seat belt, according to the
highway patrol officer at the
scene.
A pickup truck involved in a single-vehicle accident hangs precariously over the edge of the
Feather River Canyon on Sunday afternoon. The driver, Kathleen Picketing, 61, of Quincy, was
flown to Enloe Hospital in Chico, where she was listed in serious condition Monday.
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Logue bill clears committee
Assemblyman Dan Logue
(R,-Linda) announced recently
that his measure, Assembly
Bill 1352, cleared the Assembly
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Taxation by a unanimous vote
of 9-0 on Tuesday, May 3, and
was referred to the Committee
on Appropriations.
Sponsored by the State
Board of Equalization (BOE),
AB 1352 would give the BOE,
meeting as a public body,
flexibility to relieve some or
all of the interest imposed on
a taxpayer's late payment, if
the BOE finds that the late
payment was due to extraor-
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AB 1352 was prompted by a
case that came before the
members of the BOE where a
bookkeeper embezzled a sub-
stantial amount of sales tax
collected from the taxpayer's
customers. Even though the
taxpayer had an excellent pay-
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and acted swiftly and appro-
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the embezzlement (firing the
bookkeeper, who was later
prosecuted and sentenced to
prison), under the law, the
BOE had no authority to grant
the taxpayer any relief of the
interest. This bill would give
the BOE that authority.
This measure will be heard
next in the Committee on
Appropriations before pro-
ceeding to a vote of the full
Assembly.
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Group honors dads, vets
Father's Day will be here
soon and Plumas-Sierra
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Loyalton.
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Plumas County or Sierra
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drawn from each of the two
counties.
Entries must be received
on or before June 18. All en-
try letters must include the
following: name, branch of
service, countries stationed
in, phone number, address
and county of residence. Only
one entry per address can be
accepted.
Winners will be notified by
phone June 20. Mail entry let-
ters to PSCW Beef Promotion
Chairman,.P..O: Box 1618,
Portola, CA 96122.'
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She has told me before that she can hardly pay the heating
bill let alone pay for her prescriptions. I take food over
sometimes but she is so proud and doesn't want to take it.
Surely there must be some help for her?
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at 1-877-332-2724 for referrals and resources.
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