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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
6
More than 200 Arizona ranchers attended a free barbecue at the rebuilt Mormon Lake Lodge near Flagstaff and added their brands to interior walls. Seven brands from Payson area ranches including Hoot, 7A, Lazy TX, A Bar C, Circle Bar, Cross F, and Bar T Bar were recorded on a lodge registration list.
Chief Melton Campbell outlined plans for an 85 acre reservation south of Payson with an 80 by 40 foot Tribal Headquarters and Community Center, funded by a Bureau of Indian Affairs grant. Roads, wells, and home lots are planned, with construction beginning in September and housing expansion anticipated over the next decade.
The Arizona Corporation Commission considers a proposed fare rise for Mogollon Stage Taxi Service after a July 16 Payson hearing at the Woman's Club. No protests were filed. If approved, rates would rise from 50 cents base per mile to one dollar for the first half mile and 50 cents for each additional half mile. The present rate has stood since 1967. Mr and Mrs Earl Inscho of Payson, reviving service after a year’s pause, express optimism. Commission decision timing unknown.
The fourth annual Pine Strawberry Homemaker's Ice Cream Social will take place Friday at 6 p.m. at the Pine School. Plates are 50 cents with proceeds to the Isabell Hunt Memorial Library in Pine. Last year the event raised 725 dollars. An auction, door prizes, music, a dunking tank, and a clown are also planned.
Ruth Johns and others voiced approval of the acquittal and urged further work on Rule 20. She cited the petition with 1,500 signatures as evidence of public concern and called for reforms to better protect victims and the public while balancing criminal rights.
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