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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1975
Page
2
A Payson Roundup opinion argues drugs are a social issue not a criminal matter. It urges adults to openly discuss drug use with teens, treat users with help rather than condemnation, and hold pushers accountable while supporting those who seek help.
Emergency planning reduces delays and saves lives. The guidance emphasizes giving exact location, nature of emergency, and critical details such as vehicle count injuries and hazards to ensure timely dispatch by fire police and ambulance services.
Betty and Wayne Tussing take over Payson Pawn Parlor as managers with deep ties to Payson since 1969. Betty handles shop chores while Wayne balances logging work and shop duties. The couple has seven children and four grandchildren in the Phoenix area.
Four Gila County deputies from Payson were among 30 officers who finished a 280 hour college course at Eastern Arizona College for certification. Deputies named were Oran Shear Dan Alexander Tim Van Horn and Jim Damme. The ceremony honored special awards for Firearms Scholastic and Directors achievements.
ACDAN plans a crisis babysitting service titled Help Line to aid parents under pressure possibly facing child abuse. Payson volunteers will be recruited by Michelle Toon of Payson Headstart. contact numbers 474-2738 and 474-2015. ACDAN will coordinate with groups to offer information and build services.
The Gila County Library Bookmobile will visit Punkin Center School and Store, Jakes Corner, Gisela, Kohl's Ranch, Christopher Creek, Grey Hack le Grocery, Colcord Highway Maintenance Yard, and Tonto Village next week with stops from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday in December.
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