Payson Roundup Editor Roles Listed
Payson Roundup announces staff roles with Publisher Managing Editor, Assistant Editor, Advertising Manager and other editorial positions.
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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1974
Page
4
Payson Roundup announces staff roles with Publisher Managing Editor, Assistant Editor, Advertising Manager and other editorial positions.
Readers express support for Alternative A as the best option for reconstructing Forest Highway 12 north of Young. They highlight lower maintenance costs, note backing from the State Highway Commission and local residents, and urge the Forest Service and Federal Highway Administration to consider public opinion.
About 200 supporters attended the Florence game to back the Longhorns. The crowd included 80 students from high and junior high schools and 40 adults on special buses, with the remainder arriving in private cars.
The congressman argues gun ownership rights should not be restricted and calls for swift severe punishment for crimes with guns. He cites New York's gun laws as ineffective, claims crime would drop with harsher penalties, and condemns attempts to ban firearms as propaganda.
A letter from Lorna Blankenship thanks the Payson Auxiliary for a year of support and lists local sponsors and donors including Eddie Lollar and Jerry McElhany. Fran Simmons sends gratitude for hospital prayers cards and visits. A memorial notes Lewis Roy Pyle known as Mr Pyle Uncle Lew and Santa who died after sharing drop apples and good will.
The piece recalls Lee Charles Waldo of Mesa del Caballo who died last week and served in the Air Force from Pearl Harbor through the war. It reflects on generations, technology, and a memory-filled life, with a fragment noting continuation on page 15.
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