The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 11

The Fresno Bee Sat Feb 5 177 All Hidalgo Faces Perjury Charge TV Newsman Appointed Channel 18 Manager elated about the whole thing" he said "This is something I've really looked forward to It's a tremendous Dougherty said one of his goals will be to get valley residents in doing shows about themselves" A native of South Wales Dougherty came to the United States in 1947 and was raised in Kansas He studied broadcasting at San Mateo and Fresno City Colleges Dougherty began work at KJEO in 1968 as a reporter cameraman and writer In his tenure at the station he has produced anchored and directed KJEO's news shows Veteran Fresno television newsman Colin Dougherty has been appointed station manager of KMTF Channel II the public broadcasting system it was announced Friday A spokesman for the County Board of Education which selected 37-year-old Dougherty from a field of seven applicants said Dougherty will assume his duties on Feb 14 The public television station is expected to go on foe air by the end of March Dougherty presently is employed as public affairs director of JEO-TV He said he is with his appointment to the $22960 a year job Javier Hidalgo 23 wai taken into custody for the weekend late yesterday pending a court appearance Monday before Municipal Judge Hugh Goodwin when a date will be set for his preliminary hearing on charges of perjury He first came to public notice when flushed him from an East Cort- poiice land A I Avenue house last June 30 and he was charged with kidnaping rape assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment of a young woman officers found bound and gagged in the house Subsequently he was convicted of false imprisonment and the weapon charge and acquitted of rape and kidnaping but at one point during the trial he admitted he had previously lied on the witness stand and Deputy Dist Atty James Ardaiz filed perjury charges against him Superior Court Judge Frank Creede has allowed Hidalgo to remain free on his own recognizance pending psychiatric reports on him But County Officially Fourteen drought-ravaged counties in Northers California including Fresno County have been declared disaster areas by President Carter because of losses to livestock ranchers The action announced Thursday by foe US Department of Agriculture raises to 37 foe number of California counties designated as livestock disaster areas The statewide agriculture loss to he in a he for of Huron Blaze Destroys Restaurant Laundromat Tops In Dinuba ied service awards presented at foe annual Dinuba Chamber of Commerce are loft to right Marcia Williams junior citizen award Edna DeVere senior citizen award Shirley Fraser outstanding teen-ager and George Madrid outstanding service award State Board Probes FSU Nursing Faculty HURON Flames that swept through the Huron Laundromat the adjacent Mia Rancho Restaurant and a small storage building here yesterday caused an estimated $73000 in damages Westside Fire District officials report The blaze believed to have started in faulty electrical wiring was discovered shortly after 8 am and raged uncontrolled for more than three hours A total of seven fire trucks including Mid-Valley and Kings County units in addition to Westside trucks were called in to keep the flames from sweeping the entire downtown district of this small southwestern Fresno County community One fireman Dennis Trammel of the Westside station located here suffered minor burns but was treated at the scene and did not require hospitalization A Westside Fire District spokesman said the fire apparently originated in wiring leading to overhead lights and not in any of foe equipment The laundromat building which was destroyed along with foe restaurant and storage building was owned by A Bettencourt of Coalinga and was operated by A Smith of Coar-segold Fennell a former Huron mayor and city clerk owned the restaurantbuilding Fisher Birds Beat Anglers To Trout SANTEE (AP) The supervisor of Santee Lakes says she's fishing for ways to convince 300 long-necked cormorants foe trout at foe lakes are for anglers not birds The ocean-oriented cormorants and four pelicans settled at foe inland lakes northeast of San Diego park and are about to force it to drop its winter fishing program The cormorants are diving into the water and gobbling up about 1500 pounds of trout per week while the park only stocks 1000 pounds of new trout per week Obituaries testimony brought out that he had tried to make contact with the woman had falsely imprisoned One of the conditions of his remaining free was that he stay away from her He testified yesterday that the young woman had been following him her ear as he drove his cousin from wedding party He said he saw in his rear view mirror that the woman had been pulled over by police for running a red light and he had circled the block to make sure was she Hesaid he had intended to keep going and would have if good record in college Santa Crus where it was established is carrying IS units and has been elected to two student body posts The Judge again warned Hidalgo to stay away from the woman whether she might be following him or otherwise The defendant promised he would not be in Fresno at all except eourt appearances Disaster Area foe drought felt mostly in livestock has been estimated at 3510 million Disaster status makes livestock ranchers eligible for low-interest loans and federal aid for feed at a rate 20 cents a day for each adult animal Besides Fresno County Alameda Contra Costa Napa Sau Benito San Mateo Santa 'Clara Sierra Solano Sonoma Tulare Inyo Madera and Maria Counties were added to the disaster area rolls- Christine Schindler ge for Chriitine Schindler 81 of ymo eos Mrs Schlindier was a native of North Dakota She had lived in Fresno for 40 iPiSCT Mrs Schindler retired after and foe American Legion Auxiliary Unit Mrs Schindler is survived by two sons Alvin and Lyle both of Fresno two daughters Nyleeu Morrison of Tennessee and Adeline Ritchie of Fresno a inter Regina Stubbs of Fresno: three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren Burial will be in the Belmont Memorial Park RuthValleio MADERA The Rosary will be recited tor Mrs Ruth Vallejo 49 at 8 pm Sunday in the Jay Chapel Mass will be offered at 10 am Monday in St Joachims Church Burial will be in the Calvary Cemetery Mrs Vallejo died Wednesday A native Los Angeled she lived here 12jrears Surviving are her husband Frank jf Los Angeled she lived here lZjrears Surviving are her husband Frank 1 iejo Sr of Madera: three daughters Stella Rodrigues Della foes and Anna Vallejo on of Madera: four sons Larry Vallejo of Bell Garden frank Jr louie and Gilbert in of Madera father Daniel Valles of Park and Angie Valdivia of Kerman: five jrothers Andrew Fred Frank David and William Valles au of Kerman 12 grand- -hiidren Wilburta Kruse Services for Wilburta Kruse 60 a lifelong resident of Fresno will be at 2:30 pm Monday in the Stephens and Bean Chapel She died Friday in a Fresno hospital Mrs Kruse was a member of the East-side Christian Church and a graduate of Central High School She had worked for 27 years as a clerk at St Agnes Hospital Mrs Kruse is survived by her mother Ruth Boltinghouse a brother Francis Boltinghouse: three sisters Leona Lake GwenUlhlschlaeger and Kathryn Kaser All are of Fresno Burial will be in the Fresno Memorial Gardens The family asks remembrances be made in the form of a contribution to the Cancer Society Scott Moore Services for Scott Gene Moore 67 a 46-year resident of Fresno will be at 2:30 pm Monday in Northwest Baptist church He died Friday in a Fresno hospital Moore was a native of Kansas He came to Fresno in 1929 and two years later opened a dental laboratory He served in World War II as a flying instructor at the Merced Army Air Base Following the war he returned to Fresno the Central California VALLEY THEATRES By JIM BOREN Bee Staff Writer The State Board of Registered Nursing is investigating the Fresno State University Nursing Department amidst charges that two nursing faculty members are incompetent FSU officials announced foe review is under way at a news conference yesterday but refused to reveal the names of foe faculty members being investigated because it is a personnel matter Academic Vice President Louis Volpp said the university will do everything in its power to see that the department does not lose its accreditation over the issue Nursing faculty members teach students in clinical settings such as hospitals and health departments The problem surfaced when local hospitals which foe university would not identify charged that the two faculty members were incompetent The hospitals registered a complaint with the Board of Registered Nursing in January There are 22 nursing faculty members who teach the 300 students in the program according to department Acting Chairperson Eleanore Greene Mrs Greene said every student who graduates from the program gets a job Volpp said foe department's problem is only because of the complaints against the two faculty members but he added that the Board of Registered Nursing will review the entire program at the request' Volpp said the board's review of foe program should be completed this spring There were indications of problems in the Nursing Department two years ago when two nursing-education consultants said in a report to the faculty that there were personnel problems in the department according to a chronology of events issued by the university A Division of Health Professions Advisory Council was established during the 1975-76 school year and foe council appointed a nursing subcommittee to address the problems contained in the report The hospitals indicated last fall that the faculty members did not meet their professional standards and foe Boar of Registered Nursing was so advised last month according to foe university A consultant from the Board of Registered Nursing visited the campus and began the investigation of the two faculty members Jan 17 Mrs Greene and Dr Dean Mitchell director of foe health professions division presented a report on foe problem to the board which met in San Diego Jan 21 A week later the faculty and students in the department were informed of the review by the board Chowchilla Youth Killed In Crash CHOWCHILLA -An-year-old Chowchilla High School senior Stanley Campbell was killed yesterday morning when a pickup truck in which he was a passenger crashed into a walnut tree on Chowchilla Boulevard The Chowchilla Police Department said the driver was a juvenile and his name withheld pending investigation of the crash Funeral services for Campbell will be Monday at 2 pm in the Worden Funeral Chapel Burial will be in the Chowchilla District Cemetery He was a native of Chowchilla and played basketball at the high school being named Most Valuable Player during his freshman year and was the varsity team captain during his sophomore year He was also an active member in the Future Farmers of America and a junior rodeo team-roper He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell of Chowchilla three sisters Glenda Vicki am Debra all of Chowchilla grandparents Rev and Mrs Roy McRee of Chowchilla and a greatgrandmother Myrtle Harris of Meridian Fire Ravages Sun-Maid Plant $350000 Damage PORTERVILLE PORTERV1I1E VISALIA 1 Bkawr NM VtSAUA N06MMift1KttVOUr VISALIA Rflfrr fMATfmiMmrsoMr B-OWOUCUU- VtSAUA MMT OMM- Fresno Girl In State Junior Miss Finals A fire caused by a mechanical malfunction of a raisin dryer caused an estimated $350000 damage including foe loss of 50 tons of raisins at the Sun-Maid Raisin plant near Selma early Friday morning Mid-Valley Fire Protection District firefighters battled the blaze for nearly two hours to bring the flames under control and were hampered by the dense fog which dropped the visibility in the area to nearly zero said Earma Square CANTUA CREEK Funeral service for Earma Ktaire Square 61 who died stfeftstefinfifitt be ia the Fowler Cemetery- She was bora in Texas and lived 33 years in Cantna Creek Surviving are her daughter Mrs Rosie CatfoMda of Fresno 11 grandchildren 22 great-grandchildren and two great-greatgrandchildren Herbert A Schonher DINUBA Funeral services for Herbert A Schonher S4 who died Friday will tainCemeery He was a native of New York and lived in the Dinuba Orosi area the past S3 years He was a retired rineher Surviving are bis widow Mamie son Orval of Visalia two daughters Mrs Irene Besse of Dinuba and Mrs OpsI Bol-lenbaeher of Hanford three brothers vAlbert James and Frank of New York four grandchildren 10 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild Chester Rkleinhammer SELM A Services for Chester RKlein- hammer a retired turkey grower win be held at 10 am Monday Phipps-Dale Chapel in Lemoore Kwinhammer died Thursday Kleinhammer was born in San Luis Obispo and lived hi the Sebna area the pastel years He was a 32nd degree Mason and a member of the Selma Masonic Lodge- He ia survived by his widow lone Klefah Kj hammer" a aw Keith Kleinhammer of Selma a daughter Mrs Myria Cos of Im-ion Ore three itep-children Mri Max-Pne brock of Phillipiville Robert Sturdiv-ant of San Franeisco and William Sturd v- ant of Miranda: a sister Mrs Laura Kolm of Lemoore: three brothers Ray and Speneer Kleinhammer of Lemoore ana Glenn Kleinhammer of Morro Bay and 11 rBurUl wiUbe in the Grangeville Cemetery Ruby Loyd lieu tuuiauaj- vsaaima win oh Mre'fd'wMlorn in Tulare Her parents Mr and Mrs George Conners eame Porterville in ISM She married the late Carl Loyd who purchased the Murray Funeral home in 1912 It later was renamed the Loyd Chanel Loyd died In 1927 and Mrs Loyd soMthe business to the Durtsche family several years ago She was a member of the First Metho-list Church where she sang in the choir for he leaves a daughter Mrs Melba Jean Rauber two sisters Florence Ferguson ind Merrill Dennis of Porterville two irandsons and a nephew The family requests that any remem-irances be sent to the First United Metho-iist Church building fund Padilla Gaoin CUTLER Mass for Francisco Padilla Gaoin 79 who died Tuesday will be offereil this morning at 9:30 clock at St Mary's Catholie Church Burial will he in Smith Mountain Cemetery under the direction of Donkins Chapel He was own in the Phillipines and lived in the Cutler area 31 years He was a farm worker Surviving are his widow Amiliane of the Pbiilipines: sons Godedredo Enrique and Dionisio of the Phillipines daughters Gulita Gaoin of the Phillipines and Mrs Irene Mayo of New York: brother Marcos and a sister Eulogia both of the Phi-hppmesgrandchildren and 12 greal- FrankB Cardoza Jr VISALIA The Rpsary will be recited at 7:30 pm Monday the HadleyChapel for Frank Cardoza Jr II of Visalia who died Friday Mass will be offered at 10 am Tuesday in St Mary'sChurch Bunal will be in theVisalia Cemetery He was born in Bristol RI and came Tulare County asan infant whhi parents After his schooling he drove milk truck until entering the family dairy and farming business He retired 1972 because of ill health He was a member of SHe taaureSwdbf his widow Mrs Elsie ulton a ndM a ry an dCa th Cardoia all of Visalia a son Frank Cardoza of Tulare his parents Mr and Mre Frank Cardoza Sr of Visalia and six grandchil- first in the judging for scholastic achievement The girls also are judged for creative and performing arts poise and appearance and physical fitness The Fresno candidate is an 18-year-old McLane High School senior Fresno's Junior Miss Valerie Red-Horse will be one of 12 finalists in the California Junior Miss Pageant tonight in Santa Rosa Miss Red-Horse one of 64 girls entered in the pageant became a finalist when she was picked Crippled Children Fund Embezzlement Charged Security WINNING SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS The fire apparently started in i foe company's raisin dryers quickly spread to nearby raisin boxes and other equipment None of the 16 firefighters or workers at the plant was injured in the fire which began shortly after 3:16 o'clock reported officials Investigators said the fire destroyed the raisins some bins dryer equipment sweat boxes and a truck one of and without approval by the board of directors on items which included restaurant meals a down payment on a new car and liquor Faso allegedly spent the funds between October 1975 and last November More than $500 of society funds were spent at one restaurant and more than $1000 at another officers reported As near as can be determined by investigators about $871 was spent at one Visalia liquor store Besides the car other expenditures went toward apartment rent and groceries officers said When he surrenders himself Faso will be arraigned in foe Yislia Municipal Court Blocks Highway The truck went out of control on a Freeway 99 and Highway 152 connector ramp The truck jacknifed in foe fog and rolled over The wine ran out through a top hatch Martin was driving for the Anello Co of San Jose The Highway Patrol routed traffic through tne center divider while foe wreck was cleared from the highway The truck was hauling about 7000 gallons of wine SATURDAY KIRUARY 5 1977 $50-561-31-8192 $10-551-56-4218 $10-081-42-5145 Donor Pays Mortgage For Church COALINGA Anonymous donors have given the Church of God here more than $11000 which will pay off foe church's mortgage taxes on church property and leave enough to paint the facilities The Rev Tom Fuller pastor said the donors gave $11 156 $7 A spokesman for the church said foe bulk of the money about $8000 went to pay off the mortgage A mortgage-burning ceremony and celebration of the donation will be held at 10:30 am Sunday in the church Fuller will speak Others invited are Ray Keys executive secretary of the Church of God for Central California Mayor Gene King and Dr WE Bruce of Jackson Miss VISALIA A complaint alleging two counts of embezzlement of more than $5000 from foe Tulare County Society for Crippled Children has been issued against the former executive director James Christopeher Faso 31 of Visalia The complaint was issued Friday by Dist Atty Jay Powell following a lengthy investigation by Visalia police and his department Powell said Faso currently is out of the county but has been assured by the suspect's attorney James Oliver of Visalia that he will soon surrender himself Preliminary police investigation disclosed Faso had spent the funds Wine From Crash MADERA An estimated 3000 to 4000 gallons of wine poured from a wrecked truck yesterday morning in an accident which closed foe westbound lanes of Highway 152 for three hours according to the Highway Patrol Robert A Martin 44 of Ceres the truck driver suffered major injuries and underwent surgery Friday afternoon at the Madera Community Moore was a member of the Ponderosi Lodge and AM No 700 the 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason the Tehran Shrine Temple the Royal Order of the Jesters the Northern California Dental Laboratory Association He was a past member of the Shrine Temple Guard Moore ia survived by his widow Evelyn a daughter Seotti Lynn Chesnut of Frc-ano two brothers Hugh of Oregon and John of Missouri two sisters Happy Goode of Clovis ind Crystal McAllister of Fresno and one granddaughter Buriat will be in Belmont Memorial Park The Lisle Funeral Home is in charge that remembrances by made in the form of a contribution to the American Cancer Society or the Crippled Children's Service James Wayne Services for James Wayne 64 of Fre-ino will be at 1 Monday in the John Lisle Chapel He died Friday in a Fresno hospital Wayne was a native of Texas He had lived in California for most of his life and in Fresno County for 30 years Wayne worked for 16 years in Fresno as a warehouseman He served in the Army during World War II He is survived by his widow Nettie: three sisters Pearl Rill of Modesto Dels Crisp of Fowler ind Oralee Markwad of Nebraska and one brother Hubert Pitman of Washington The family asks that remembrances be made in the form of contributions to the American Cancer Society 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