condition on wednesday camacho surrendered himself disappeared courthouse and a better city on an unrelated warrant he was arrested there on additional charges of dependent adult abuse with likelihood of causing great bodily harm sheriff's office also reported also arrested was daughter's caregiver donna renee anderson thirty two of penn valley also on suspicion of dependent adult abuse with likelihood of causing great bodily harm in a story by trina kleist of the out of the union smarts bill officially received its second s from the ma of bureaucracy last fall but there was something about getting that s up on the sign in accounts post office  code nine five nine seven seven is just one of many towns in united states that was getting back their historic names said resident kit burton who helped lead the campaign to correct the town's appalachian it all started started with the post office burton said that the federal agency to change the name on us one hundred years ago in one thousand nine they were trying to reform the names of the post offices burton explained the mail was not getting delivered properly because so many different post offices names and there were no zip codes at that time when they just kept on changing names even if there was no problem with uniqueness because they thought it would be somehow better or more efficient for the same reasons the postal service also tried to get to town of rough and ready to change its name to either rough or ready burton alleged talents like skagway alaska added up with names changed  slowly throughout the u s towns are getting their names back for one hundred years townspeople have changed had to change made without their consent by faceless bureaucrats to alter their identity their effort to right that wrong in saying has brought the townspeople much closer together sparks filled residents will host their annual pioneer day celebration on saturday april twenty fifth for more information on that just keep looking you hold we'll let you know later in a story written by jeff ackerman this is a switch he doesn't usually write these stories looking to provide western nevada county with its economic stimulus to local contractors have partnered with the well known sacramento builder in hopes of landing and estimated eleven million dollars syrah college expansion project it's been more than four years since nevada county voters twenty one thousand two hundred eighty six to fourteen thousand eight hundred sixty three approved major gene to issue forty seven million dollars in bonds to expand and renovate disappear a college campus in grass valley local contractors were disappointed when the first half of the project twenty million was awarded to an international corporation turner construction which recently completed the new classroom building and two new art facilities with no local contractors contract was awarded to turner one of the problems facing local contractors was their lack of specific experience in school construction a process that includes heavy state regulations so local contractors can only allen and jim brady decided to partner with sacramento based clark it's all of the construction in a three way effort to ensure that most of the work for phase two of the project which includes a gymnasium multi purpose facility wellness center and renovations to some existing buildings says states local serving as project manager clarke and sullivan would work with grady's to line builders on the estimated seven point nine million dollars construction of the gymnasium multi purpose facility and wellness center the second man a company would work with allen sierra foothill construction company on the estimated three million modernization and renovation of classrooms and other existing facilities this could be a real economic stimulus for nevada county said allen and it could come as early as this summer the three companies submitted their joint proposals for review tuesday the next step would be a formal interview c r college administrators are hoping construction can start as early as june first pending approval from the division of state architecture when the project was announced tim and i got together to try to get all of it local so it's here foothills alan but once though our f q requests for qualification was reviewed we realize we didn't have a lot of experience in school construction so we sought out the northern california leaders in that arena clark consulted allen and brady hoke up with clark and sullivan's dentist stephan and drafted joint venture agreements we wanted to bring the college a team that would have the experience they were looking for and the local component that western nevada county residents were looking for when they approve the bond allen added brady hopes the project w their economic stimulus to the county which is not expected to be included in federal programs most of the federal stimulus plan will have little or no impact on our area brady said even if we could keep eighty percent of this year  college project money on the hill it would provide eight million in direct stimulus to the construction and building supply industry that would translate to more money for the grocery stores gas stations barber shops and restaurants is eight million that would have otherwise gone down the hill brady estimated about forty thousand of the twenty million spent in phase one of the project stays local it twenty five year nevada county resident allen started sierra foothills construction company in one thousand nine hundred six his projects have included several medical buildings at new hospice facility in grass valley the company also completed the union's two million dollars renovation in two thousand seven brady is true line builders have been in business twenty seven years touting among its projects the new briar patch store and live drive the company is building a new facility for a j video just up the road from briarpatch and syrah college brady has lived in nevada county for thirty five years clark and sullivan was founded in one thousand nine hundred one specialized in school construction and lease leaseback projects which authorizes school districts without advertising forbids to lease property to the builder at the end of the least period the property and the buildings return to the school district the lease lease back structure has been shown to help ensure the project comes in on time and on budget since many contractors otherwise bids low but end up charging much more in change orders and construction overruns the structure also allows the district flexibility and selecting local contractors this proposal is exactly what we've been hoping for said sierra college trustee aaron klein we wanted to create interest an opportunity for nevada county based contractors to keep as much of the money in the local economy as possible we are one step closer to a multi step process but this is very very exciting and thrilling first step climb is hopeful that construction can start this summer we've got an experienced team in syria college and they have taken a lot of projects through the process but i think we're on a reasonable timetable and there you have it today for our local news now it's time for the police blotter reported a red truck speeds and runs a stop sign every morning nine fifty three am a man from wendy circle reported someone had stolen his identity ten thirty seven am i were color reported a blue tent had been set up killer mansion property two men were advised to move on ten forty two am a caller from a business in nevada city however reported used syringes were found in the bathroom for fifty one pm a woman reported zappa no reported screaming and a possible physical assault in progress it was determined there was no physical fight tuesday one forty six am it woman from the three hundred block of found to be looking for recyclables and was advised to move on and at four a m it called from biden ave reported lights in a vacant house and officer from the owner of the house were moving in sheriff's office on monday at eight twenty eight a m he called from a business on the ten thousand block of alters here drive reported in an argument with a customer over an a t m card and th date fifty four a m a caller from the ten thousand block of hope drive reported vandalism to a mailbox and newspaper tube and at twelve twenty p m a woman from the thirteen thousand block of north bloomfield graniteville road reported one o four p m a caller from fourteen hundred block five hundred forty nine reported a woman unconscious in a car she was arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public when twenty three p m a call from a fourteen thousand block a rough and ready hour reported mail was stolen from a mailbox and at one thirty five p m a caller reported the boy was assaulted a union hill high school level two thousand block our way one seventy four and at two forty four p m a woman from the fifteen thousand block of washington road report reported fraud in an eight twenty one p m he called from the ten thousand block of palm court reported medications were stolen at the beginning of the month and at three thirty three p m a caller from ten thousand block  reported someone broke into a shed and stole recyclable materials four thirty p m a woman from twenty four thousand block of laurel valley road reported her ex boyfriend used her credit card and if eight zero one pm a man from the eighteen fist she declined medical attention and the granite city police department on monday at eight thirty six p m the man who had been locked out of a business and two hundred block a pro four seventy p m caller from nevada county courthouse reported the woman had been arrested on suspicion of out of county warrant when she was searched numerous jewelry items with tags found in her purse she said she stole them from a store in town fifty five year old woman was arrested on suspicion of petty five hundred block of west branch reported a trench attempted to enter his house and there you have it for the blotter today in carving a senator introduces newspaper rescue bill and i b m to shed five thousand jobs and african american scholar john hope franklin dies at the age of ninety four expected to unveil proposals today for a boost to boost government authority over the financial system in addition to previously announced powers to seize troubled non banking firms ministration plans would expand federal regulations for the first time to cover financial derivatives trading large hedge funds and insurers such as the i g regulators would also impose uniform standards to limit the range of functions of the major financial firms including banks whatever on capitol hill lawmakers continue to negotiate negotiations on the final version of the president obama's budget plan on wednesday the house budget committee voted to back to measure after trimming tens of billions of dollars from the original proposal tens of billions the senate budget committee is expected to vote on it version later today it's like a penny out of one hundred dollars secretary of state hillary clinton has admitted u s drug policy has not only been a failure but is a fact fueled mexico's drug war speaking reporters on the outset of her trip to mexico clinton said clearly that we have not been doing what we have been doing is not working i feel very strongly we have a court responsibility  desires for illegal drugs feels the drug trade on inability to prevent workers from being illegally smuggled across the border to arm those criminal causes the death of police and soldiers and civilians comments are being held called the most far reaching a senior  for the rampant drug trade just legalize his tax and put it above board and you get rid of the cartels in pakistan at least eleven people have been killed in two separate u s drone attacks pakistani officials said the dead were foreign militants hundreds of people have died  fighters and other militants inside afghanistan according to the new york times u s officials are now it's accusing elements of the pakistani intelligence and directly funding and supplying taliban commanders in a surprise the u s and israel have been accused of killing up to thirty nine people of bombing attack in sudan this past january according to the reports u s and israeli forces allegedly attacked a convoy of seventeen trucks suspected of carrying weapons intended for smuggling into gaza strip a sudanese government populated civilian areas with white phosphorous during its three week attack on gaza in a new report human rights watch says the white phosphorus killed at least twelve palestinian civilians and destroyed millions of dollars worth of property estelle human rights watch s likely amount to a war crime using it does he also said it looks like the evidence is consistent with war crimes being committed if you walk around israel when there is either intent or recklessness with regard to targeting civilians or civilian institutions what we've got here is a lot of different civilian institutions being burned down a lot of different civilians been injured and it continued to happen for no apparent justification that's why we're concerned in other news from israel the incoming israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to become what he called a partner for peace with the palestinians he also said i think that the palestinian should understand that they have in our government a partner for peace for security and for rapid economic development of the palestinian economy peace is not the last goal it's a common and enduring goal for all israel and all governments mine included this means that i will negotiate with palestinian authority for peace despite falling to work for peace netanyahu speech failed to even mention the creation of a palestinian state  nyahu has consistently rejected palestinian statehood and backed the ongoing expansion of jewish only israeli settlements on the occupied west bank i think is leaning a little bit to the right there be my left in peru for someone to indigenous groups has gathered to discuss the environmental threats to their communities indigenous leader norma male says energy extraction is in danger in areas across the southern hemisphere no mail said those guilty of global warming are the developed nations who came to our countries to take oil in minerals and leave our forests contaminated this is hurt our children and our families they're poor and  countries threatened by the global financial meltdown ban told the financial times he will make a formal request to the g twenty summit in london next week ban meanwhile help mark an international day of observance of the victims of the slave trade a he said africa has yet to recover from the ravages of the slave trade or subsequent era of colonize ation and here in the new world in europe and elsewhere people of african descent and still struggle daily against entrenched prejudices to keep them disproportionately in poverty despite the official ob abolition of slavery really racism still pollutes our world doesn't pollute it here we have a black president in new york governor david paterson in state lawmakers have reached a deal on further on doing drunk corney and rockefeller drug laws the agreement would repeal an unknown number of mandatory minimum prison sentences for low level drug crimes and grant judge's discretion to order treatment rather than prison time measure al calls for a fifty million dollars expansion of drug courts and treatment programs it's unclear however how many prisoners would be able to apply to have their sentences commuted patterson was once arrested for protesting the rockefeller drug laws but according to reports he's seeking to limit the number of prisoners eligible to apply for it can be taken in vermont governor jim douglas says he'll veto same sex marriage bill if one crosses his desk vermont state senate voted to legalize same sex marriage and monday and the house vote is expected soon it's unclear if supporters will have to the required majority to override a veto and democratic senator benjamin cardin of maryland has  employer rescuing the struggling newspaper industry the newspaper's revitalization act would let newspaper companies become educational non profits and operate similar to public broadcasters audiences would be eligible to give tax deductible donations w advertising and subscription revenue would become tax exempt i think they should just put them all on the internet and save all that would you use for the paper save our planet computer giant i b m is announced plans to lay off five thousand u s workers the number amounts to around four percent blabby i'm sworn force and the african american scholar and author john hope franklin has died franklin pioneered the field of african american studies his book from slavery to freedom is considered a definitive work on the african american experience franklin recently spoke about significance president obama's ascent to the white house and that's it today for our local our world news