Payson business changes ownership in town notice
Last week's editorial claimed Market Place in Payson was jointly owned by Barbara Wagner and Louise Bigelow of Tonto Village. Bigelow said on Thursday she is no longer associated and the business is now jointly owned by Chris Popeck of Payson and Barbara Wagner. The Roundup apologizes for the error. Information from Payson town business license records.
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Market Place
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Barbara Wagner
Louise Bigelow
Tonto Village
Thank you notes pour in from festival to Payson community
Readers express gratitude to volunteers Forest Service staff loggers and business supporters for the Second Annual Sawdust Festival in Payson. The messages praise committee members ticket staff and local residents who helped with setup digs and ceremonies. The collection also includes thanks from pastors doctors and neighbors for care at Payson Hospital and the wider town.
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Payson
Orel A. Boteler
Payson Hospital
Cappelli
Phoenix
Zamorano
Carter Proposes Bold Amnesty and Residency Plan for Aliens
Column argues new policy under Carter would grant amnesty to illegal aliens who prove entry before 1970 and allow those entering 1970 to 1976 to stay and work five years. It cites economic strain from aliens, large numbers from Mexico, and refugee admissions while contrasting past presidents' inaction.
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Carter
New York
U.S
Mexico
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France
Greece
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Advocating Stricter Border Control and Mexico Development
The author argues for deploying 2,000 more border guards to join 1,700, amid rising Mexican unrest and nationalist sentiment. He warns of militant actions by Mexicans and seven million Chicanos, urging immediate, stronger statecraft. He also proposes large Mexican resource development with U.S. loans and expertise to ease tensions and energy needs.
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Mexico
America
Misprint prompts odd town size and federal lands note
A reader notes a correction for Payson town limits shrinking from 12 square miles to 12 acres and explains nine of twelve square miles are federal lands available for exchanges. The item links to a separate US defense computer anecdote and a 1880 nurse rules list, then warns travelers about overseas phone surcharges in Europe.
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