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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1976
Page
4
Readers criticize mandatory pamphlets and radio ads promoting nuclear energy. They urge support for an organization challenging the bias, warn of energy myths, and discuss alternative energy concepts and the creator’s energy. The letter laments wasteful spending and urges consumer action.
Donors are urged to note Payson merchants whose contributions made the inaugural Payson Outdoor Art Festival possible. The merchants' names will be posted at the event, and readers are encouraged to patronize their businesses.
A reader shares observations on land documents in Gila County noting that records extend beyond Globe and into Prescott for 1870s Tonto Basin deeds. He explains joint tenancy wording, death certificate and estate tax waiver needs, and risks of omitting marital status on deeds. Also discusses deed restrictions, professional help, and recording for protection.
A family expresses deep appreciation to the organizations and local people who helped find their daughter Karen. They thank area residents for prayers support and love during their period of grief.
TOM CRAWFORD thanks the Sheriffs Department, Sheriff's posse, Town Marshal, Fire Department, and Junior posse for their prompt response in finding a relative who wandered from home. Payson citizens can be proud of these willing and efficient groups.
The public will vote Tuesday on whether Payson Hospital may double its facility to relieve cramped conditions. The piece endorses expansion, noting prior efforts, legal hurdles, and urges the committee to grant the certificate of need for the license.
The writer recalls a Hanford California teacher who stressed “principles.” He criticizes Jimmy Carter for changing positions on right to work laws and choosing Mondale, calling it expediency over principle. He contrasts Reagan’s conservatism with Schweiker’s unlikely running mate choice, warning about lost core values. He cites Norton on moral progress and public virtue.
A small child, Amber Lee Franklin, vanished Monday prompting deputies and Town Marshal Forey Hinderliter to search quickly. She was found sleeping behind her parents’ couch, unharmed, ending a tense incident.
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