Dispatch, The (Newspaper) - August 4, 1970, Douglas, Arizona The Dispatch Cochise County's Major Daily Newspaper Douglas Arizona Tuesday Afternoon August 4 1970 Vol 68 No 120 10 Cents 8 Pages Plus Inserts V Ft Huachuca Project Aids 120 Youths From Douglas Homeward youth from Douglas pause for a picture ami Ray U.S Anuy photo by Jst Class Vickie ore hoarding heir school hus after a day at Huachuca Howard Left lo right are Pat Beth Andy Hurricane Moves Into Mexico Pat will return to Douglas High School this fall alter a sum mcr of earning and at Ft Huachuca She is working as i clerk-typist for Transfer Point Office Tony who will he a sophomore at Douglas is working in the metal shop of the post engineers When Tony for job in the future he will be able to offer his new employer benefit of the experience lhat he gained this summer Leonard a graduate from is applying for a job in Tuc son so he can continue his ion at Hie University of Arizona His work experience in the vosl marshals here should him in finding this new job who develops es in Ft lab will return to DHS and continue to study toward his objective of law enforcement His work in the lab is pood experience toward this hoys and girls are ical of tlic nearly 120 Douglas young people who arc employed for summer in the Hua Project which began June 8 The idea which initialed the Project Icd in the office of the county coordinator A J with cooperation of the civilian on post and employment i in Douglas trades jobs that them on ors who work with the students Dr Harold 0 Pink Douglas training and experience have covered work relations School counselor also con- whirl will benefit in future io to the project by inter- employment situations and are spending time viewing each student who met An educational program is of with job and career aspects By the eligibility requirements on the to nnd from in tins program the Almost all of employees Dale Kleck Craig youths may obtain a high school from Douglas are in clerical ur holt and inry Hicks credit Working in Fl laundry his summer are Maria Garcia Rice and all nf Douglas They nre Laundry Workers lagging clothes they arc washed U.S Army photo by 1st Class Vickie Howard CORPUS Tex AP Hurricane smashed this city and nearby towns with a devastation a senator said hasn't been equalled in an ur ban area since World War II battered its way into Mexico day still virile and destructive winds were clocked at 89 miles an hour at Del day well over hurricane city of 75 But the er Bureau refused to maintain the label of hurricane because tlie wind was not sustained Damage at Del Rio and Eagle Pass was extensive with severe winds continuing into he ing storm On Florida's coast 14 spawned by hurricane At least persons died as drowned because of un- lia swept from Cuba into Mexico and rough and no one could the in- towns were virtually jured Official tentative estimates of damage in Corpus were million At least three oil storage tanks burned on the edge of the city and one official said there was a possibility that the town of where they blazed may be evacuated Four were known dead and a fifth presumed drowned here Celia caused five deaths in Cuba while she still was only a Helm Sets Sept 1 Trial Date For Cope Superior Court Judge C Helm has set for trial Jury the case or Wilfred Earl Cope Douglas who pleaded innocent charges of child Trial will begin Sept 1 In other Superior Court action Monday Judge to a mental tion before trial nf M ton Willcox who pleaded in- nocent hy reason of insanity to five counts of in tlie Turkey Creek area trial by jury for Sept B in the case of Leslie C Smilli Willcox who pleaded lo charges of grand theft and sault willi a deadly weapon Appointed Mathew iec to represent Jay C Morris or Ft Moms a ier is charged with possession of dangerous drugs and sale of drugs Meanwhile Superior Court Judge Anthony T set trial for Aug 19 in he case of Lee Atwood who is ing a speeding conviction on June 19 in Sierra Visla In other Judge Deddens Heard a plea of innocent to a charge of child molestation from Wilfred Earl Cope and set trial for Jury for Spilt 10 Donald W Stroll to tho hospital for sanity ings a bench warrant for of Donald W Sloll who sent to ho stale tor sanity proceedings and Sloll is charged with assault with intent lo comment murder charges of sion of dangerous drugs and of marijuana against Karen E Paradise Ranch Portal on grounds of in- sufficient evidence Charges Filed Against Villa TUCSON Villa wus released on liis own pending a pre- liminary hearing Oct 23 on charges of manslaughter in the the vehicular of his on Sunday Mrs Rose Villa 25 was dead on arrival al County pital after slim hiL by ii car driven by her husband The couple's three small dren were in the at the lime Police said Villa 23 told them he and his wife had ar- at a South Tucson iu before starting for home He said he stopped his car about a mile and a half from the scene Jet her out of the car and struck her with ii Mrs Villa was Hie daughter of Mr and Airs Frank C Ave Douglas wiped by winds the Weather Bureau officially tul Tuesday were miles per hour Buildings were destroyed and show windows ers 01 glass into the streets like shrapnel With briefcases and rescue repair and relief experts headed for and ils ever could get Slate blocked all and relatives if dents wnre barred Another 200 National Guardsmen into the region at dawn There was an almost com- plete blackout of tions and power in Corpus and surrounding areas There were unconfirmed reports of up Lo 200 persons injured in Arkansas Pass and another 200 hurt in Corpus In Jate Murder LOS AP Chmies M attorney renewed today his motion mistrial in the Sharon murder case on Lbo basis of President Nixon's comment I alTair It was again denied Motion denied said or Judge Charles H Old er in response to tlic move by attorney Irving arok Tlic judge did nnL ratc Manson was allowed to make motion Lo serve as his own yer for the duration of the trial The judge denied that motion Prior to Hie of nv in the case had sought on 01 her occasions o serve as his own lawyer idled In ruling on own motion judge noted Muil it beon made nnd de- nied In he said I have had the opportunity o you and hear yon in er lengthy jury select ion in chambers in which yon sat across the desk from me for five weeks and made certain comments and The judge You are not competent to represent yourself and it would uc a carriage of justice to allow you Lo represent yourself in H case with such complications Tire motion Nixon snic in Denver Monday in commenting on what he called making of nal figures by news media thai Manson was guilty directly or indirectly reason he sued a statement he did not menu to prejudge the case is on trial willi three women members of his type family charged with dering Miss and six others After Nixon's fensu attorneys sought a The denied it out meaning could make a similar motion in the Ortega Family To Open 6th Store Council Gives FB In 1922 Juan ami with sixth to open IKD he bought lie store from Six years later shelves and Ortega Douglas from day the display oasts graced ihc 101 Paso Tex Now some Ifl he first arrived from TV U a lore years later the name of Ortega Juan went to work one display case and equipment can be seen on five shop stores in the Mitchell Bros Shoe Store for shoe repair openly in Arizona and New Mexico a year in August of ed store ami Hie and noise confined o cl the and out of of 1925 Approval Of Budget By FRANK Slaff Writer Douglas Cily Council approval of the million budget in a special meeting held Monday night in council chambers of city hall Before a ing on the budget the council approved a transfer of a Series No 7 wine and hcor license from 1501 G Avc to 1601 D Ave The transfer of ownership had approved earlier but the location transfer was ed to complete the The council then moved to open a public hearing on he hudget the audience and council members had no moms or questions and the hearing was Cily Clerk Forrest then read the resolution no lo which was attached the gel Esther moved that Lho resolution and budget be adopted man Phil Huish seconded the million The council then voted by roll call lo give final approval to the budget The budget includes a nine percent pay raise for cily em- ployees and tional costs in the new budget are The second biggest amount of the budget goes to lie water department some Tlie gas fund will receive some while tho ing authority is given The public fund is allotted budget fund receives 100 while bonds and interest tal is The total budget figure for is Ortega Snoe Store In 1929 In Iir nf they bought store and to at G Avc From nn Juan 11 id and daughter NIC I Jr Orient's Shoos in is in Tucson ben shoes in Sierra Visla and their lei is married to Don owns i store in City Dan will operate Hie Shoe Salon at G Ave while Fred remain al ihr at G The Shoe Salon was formerly Shoes Tanking ni tlie of his past stores smiled and ings muy change the stylos are still tlic And surprise more than 48 years in business tho styles arc popular the United Stales day arc the same ones he efia were in 1922 As today's session moved for A continuance lo allow time lo prepare a mistrial based nn Nixon's comments Said There is mi reason for a You don't have in present your ly There will be no ance The is The said WHS to prevent jurors from hearing of Nixon's comments including ing black trf in tlie lins in which they arc transported Mie and their tel On Monday night the judge said he routed lie bus so il would not pass stands on jurors might sec lines the statement Wanted Photo Of Hart to put on in its of all and highway commissioners I lie ins Tlic lo hell or of or John B Hurl of Douglas IT have or ii bt con- COUNTY creasing showers tonight and Wednesday high today low Douglas AP 01 fll 15 Bfl Grand Canyon SI Phoenix 102 Tucson 95 102 B3 76
