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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1975
Page
4
Arizona Representative Sam Steiger introduces a bill to abolish the Exclusionary Rule, letting defendants sue prosecutors for damages when illegally obtained evidence is used in federal trials. Critics warn it risks privacy and civil liberties and may recreate miscarriages of justice by expanding police power.
The old man, described as lithe and spry, kicks up his heels and sings Melodies from a love-gone day. He belts Genevieve and Nellie Gray while youths mock his age, not sensing his timeless soul and nimble mind.
An editor notes that a person who pays more than usual for a court appearance may intend to deceive or find the recipient essential. The quote reflects skepticism about inflated payments and the motives behind them.
Stella Hughes author of Chuck Wagon Cook in documents hundreds of ranch era recipes and home remedies. The University of Arizona Press edition covers venison mincemeat mock pecan pie jerky gravy vinegar bis cuits and more while recounting Hughes’s chuckwagon history with Mack Hughes near the Navajo reservation and Payson community.
A 1972 study found over 9,000 elderly in the state lacked close neighbor ties and 14 percent had not received a phone call in the prior week. The piece urges community effort in Payson to combat isolation, notes senior events, and mentions a one time $50 payment to some Social Security recipients.
A traveler journeyed from Payson to Camp Verde and back in a single day amidst sun wind and changing skies. He found the route dry in the morning but blocked by deep snow and ice by night, underscoring Arizona's dramatic elevation shifts and urging travelers to carry water sweaters coats air conditioning heater snow chains and luck.
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