The Pen as a Sword Letters to the Editor
The newspaper invites reader letters on issues raised weekly and urges signed submissions. It notes limited responses to topics like the Allen acquittal fuel wood restrictions rate increases sewer proposals mail delivery sheriff's office disputes and county affairs. unsigned letters are unusable but signed opinions are welcome if not libelous.
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Allen
Sheriff’s Office
Protest Letter From Payson Residents Cites Parking and Council Openness
A Payson reader objects to Beeline Highway parking changes and town incorporation effects. They urge advance notice for council items and more taxpayer involvement in meetings. The note also condemns a pellet gun incident and calls for catching the shooter to prevent further harm.
Misused word and scattered quotes in a public library note
A jumble of quotes and misused word notes from a Tucson Public Library list highlights the word that and other bits. It includes Solzhenitsyn, internal affairs, and a messy mix of classroom and family lines about interruptions and engagements.
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Tucson Public Library
Video disk eyed as next big home entertainment shift
Phoenix attorney Jack Brown explains video disks may rival television as a new home entertainment form. He notes two systems by Philips MCA and RCA with discs, lasers and fast playback, predicting sub $500 players and $2 to $10 disks, and suggests huge social and educational potential, including vast home libraries.
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Phillips Company
Holland
MCA
Universal Studios
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Richard R. Robertson
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Nancy Dawes
Betty Taylor
Nancy Aldridge
Cheri Taylor
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Roundup Printing and Publishing, Inc
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P.O. Box
Gila County
Payson Roundup
Arizona Newspaper Association
National Newspaper Association
Jack Brown
Phoenix Attorney
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