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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1974
Page
4
Friday night in Florence will decide the B Central Conference championship and influence the state tournament bid for Payson. Coach Sharkey Baker's team shows fight, resilience, and strong sportsmanship as they chase a long awaited success and seek fan support.
The Payson entertainment group PEG assists other groups in bringing concerts plays dances and similar events to youths and adults. It does not raise funds but may offer support and information for organizers. It also maintains a community calendar inviting organizations to send event dates to The Payson Roundup.
Community note reflects gratitude from St Philip Rosary Club and Hospital Auxiliary for January losses and a February death. Payson’s incorporation sparks growth plans and tax concerns while United Air Lines notes local business transitions. Historical facts mark February anniversaries and figures from Washington to Keller.
The columnist argues against ratification of the U.N. Genocide Treaty, detailing its broad definition of genocide, potential legal conflicts, and political motives of ratifying nations. It asserts dangers from dual prosecutions and criticizes Communist states for excluding political groups, labeling the treaty a sham.
The December 22 1966 Roundup notes the Pine-Strawberry Chamber of Commerce will elect its first officers on January 14. Also: Richard Taylor home and Dr. Gilbert’s office won a Christmas decorating contest. a bond issue for Payson sewerage was defeated 179 to 104. Payson High beat Florence 59 to 48. Chuck Hardt led Longhorns with 21. Bob Rasmussen became Chamber of Commerce president. Strawberry Community Church hosted its First Sunday school program.
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