Energy crisis can be controlled by people Conlan says
Representative John B. Conlan told a Payson audience that the energy crisis is real but controllable through rational action. He noted demand rising while supply fell, blamed consumer stockpiling for shortages, and urged saving one to two gallons weekly to defend national needs without bowing to foreign pressure. The talk was at the Payson Elks Lodge, hosted by the Tonto Rim Republican Club.
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John B. Conlan
Payson
Congress
Tonto Rim Republican Club
Payson Elks Lodge
Conlan
Car license sales rise in Payson area in 1973
Deputy Assessor Gladys Miles reports Payson motor vehicle license office collected $95,499.85 from 4,312 transactions in 1973, up from $81,278.80 from 37,776 transactions in 1972. Tags for 1974 are available at the Payson office or can be mailed from Globe.
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Payson Motor Vehicle
Gladys Miles
Payson
Globe
Miles
Globe contest deadline near for Miss Copper Dust Queen
Entries for the Miss Copper Dust Queen contest at the Copper Dust Stampede in Globe are due Friday February 1. Blanks are at the Stockman Shop. Contestants must be 18 to 25, residents of Gila County, and never married.
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Globe
Stockman Shop
Gila County
Forest Service relocates offices near Beeline highway
The U S Forest Service moved its business offices to a site on Highway 260 about one mile from the Beeline intersection. An open house is planned for the near future.
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U.S. Forest Service
Highway 260
Beeline
Two speak at meeting on problem drug education
The public meeting at 7 30 p m in the Payson School Administration building features Bob Bell director of alcohol and drug education in Arizona and Dick Helm from the Arizona Department of Health. Bell shows a film on drug abuse education and a Q and A period follows with the session ending by 9.
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Payson School
Bob Bell
Alcohol and Drug Education
Arizona
Dick Helm
Arizona Department of Health
Bell
Realtor Board to Meet Today in Payson
The first 1974 session of the re organized Eastern Arizona Board of Realtors will convene at noon today at the Payson Country Club. Bob Law, president, says the meeting will form committees and outline the board s aims and goals for the year ahead.
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Eastern Arizona Board of Realtors
Payson Country Club
Bob Law
Real Estate Groups Highlight Ethics and Local Service
The Arizona Board of Realtors is affiliated with the Arizona Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors. Law notes this professional body serves real estate pros and affiliates who aim to help the community through high ethical standards in real estate services.
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Arizona Board of Realtors
Arizona Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
Pony Express Riders To Arrive In Payson Wednesday
The Hashknife Pony Express team will reach Payson on Wednesday at about 4 30 P M riding from Holbrook in shifts with post marked mail for Scottsdale The Payson Chamber of Commerce mayor and local clubs greet the riders at the post office a special mailbox is ready for mail and the riders will be hosted and fed before continuing to Scottsdale
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Pony Express
Payson
Scottsdale
Holbrook
Payson Chamberettes
Bob Welker
Payson Chamber of Commerce
Ted Pettet
Freakish saw accident claims Phoenix man near Mesa del Caballo
A Phoenix man, Paul B. Tracy, 29, was killed Thursday in a freak chain saw accident while cutting firewood in the U S Forest Service area near Mesa del Caballo. Tracy and partner George R. Avery were working when the saw recoiled off a log hitting him in the throat. first aid by bystanders would not have helped. He is survived by his wife, five children, and his parents in Utah.
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Phoenix
Here
Paul B. Tracy
Ronnie McDaniel
Gila County
Mr. Tracy
Brigham City
Utah
Mrs. Plummer Dies in Payson at 79
Kathleen G. Plummer died Wednesday in Payson Hospital at age 79. A Chicago native, she moved to Phoenix from Gary Indiana in 1946 and settled in Payson in 1970. Services were held Saturday at Payson Funeral Home. Survivors include daughters Thora F. Plummer of Payson and Violet E. Robertson of Phoenix, son Clifford E. Plummer of Phoenix, five sisters, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Payson Funeral Home
Kathleen G. Plummer
Payson Hospital
Plummer
Chicago, Ill
Phoenix
Gary
Ind
Payson
Thora F. Plummer
Violet E. Robertson
Clifford E, Plummer
Gladys Adrian
Wanda Williams
Sunflower Harvest Yields Over Thousand-Pound Acre
A skilled farmer can harvest more than a thousand pounds of seeds from a single acre of sunflowers, illustrating high yield potential and farming efficiency in favorable conditions.
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Tus
Realtor Board
East Verde Park
Silver Peak Corporation
Mesa del Board
Mesa del Saballo Board
Mrs. Cook
Nancy Cook
Melton Campbell