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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1975
Page
4
Payson Schools move toward a vocational program after years of demand. The current hurdle is housing the program, with the seismological observatory building proposed as a low cost option. If unsuitable, a reasonable bond election is supported to fund youth education.
The Payson Town Council voted to oppose a liquor license transfer for the Gay Nineties bar following a violent incident with injuries arrests and gunfire and a February killing. Community leaders urge drastic changes to curb ongoing trouble and restore business reputation.
A broad letter mix argues that World War I did not end wars that the League of Nations and United Nations failed to protect smaller nations, that inflation and dependence grow under federal policy, and that media and politicians deceived the public about education and poverty. The writer condemns gun laws, defends hunting revenues, and recalls Christmas spirituality while recounting local Payson hiring concerns and a humorous court scene.
In response from Flagstaff Senator Fannin explains that S. 5, the Government in Sunshine Act applying to Federal agencies, was passed by the Senate unanimously on November 6, 1975. A concurrent S. Res. 9 for Congressional committees was adopted. he cosponsored S. 5 and opposed amendments weakening open government.
The piece argues that New York City has defaulted on matured bonds and faces bankruptcy as unions and government aid blur truth. It blames chronic federal and municipal overspending, calling for reality checks to avoid disaster and criticizing political hypocrisy at all levels from the presidency to city councils.
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