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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1976
Page
3
Payson deputies report two weekend burglaries with cash, merchandise, and drugs taken. A rear door at Dr. Claudio Zamorano's office was forced late Saturday night or early Sunday. At the Gay Nineties Bar entry through a broken door yielded coins from a jukebox, a cigarette machine, and merchandise. Losses exceed $500.
A male caller warned that a bomb was hidden at Kohl's Ranch Lodge, 18 miles east of Payson. Gila County deputies and the Department of Public Safety searched the area but found no explosive device. Velma Clark, a switchboard operator, said the caller claimed the bomb was inside the lodge and then hung up.
A new service called Dial-A-Toni offers an at home hair washing option. It targets time pressed consumers seeking quick grooming solutions and promises convenient delivery and use.
Two men, Larry Beach 19 of Payson and Joel Bell 19 of Phoenix, were charged April 2 with possession of marijuana for sale and jailed with bonds set at 3355 and 3300 respectively. David Pfieffer 24 of Phoenix was arrested early Monday for simple assault and disturbing the peace, pled guilty and was fined 110.
Indictments issued April 1 name Rafael Robert Nava and Henry Madueno both of Mesa for unlawful possession of marijuana and James Brian Thorpe for obstructing justice. Nava and Madueno were arrested March 27 by the Department of Public Safety south of Payson on Highway 87. Thorpe’s charge relates to March 28 following damage to Douglas Cable TV by a motor vehicle.
Two people were booked this week for driving while intoxicated in the Payson area by the Department of Public Safety. Howard Burdett, 21, of Payson, was arrested at the south edge of town Sunday and Roger Sam, 16, of Phoenix, was charged with DWI and driving without a license.
Milt Gershman owner of Cactus State Hearing Aid Center will hold two monthly clinics at Payson Plaza Frontier Drug. He designs custom units and uses a try before buying method with home service available 24 hours a day. His wife Lottie assists him. Gershman is a World War II veteran who moved to Arizona to help hearing impaired residents.
Bernice Harum opens Fanci-Ports and Specialties in Payson North after a six year wait. She moved from Oakland to Payson to run a shop featuring world crafts including Black Forest music boxes German crystal imported china and Russian nested dolls. The store operates seven days a week from 9 am to 5 pm.
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