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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
4
A father writer reflects on Father's Day and the etiquette of praising oneself. He urges children to make fathers proud through their actions so that good deeds honor the parents and inspire mutual pride across generations.
Greg Stamper, operator of the Star Valley landfill, volunteers to accept unused refrigerators at no charge to remove hazard this week. The Roundup commends the lifesaving effort and urges safe disposal practices.
A Globe letter from a board member lauds the 1974 graduates of PHS for their mature conduct at commencement. The writer notes four years of work with many students, including transfers adapting to a new school, and expresses pride and gratitude for the class.
The article outlines eight health care proposals with three leading contenders. The Nixon administration pushes a high cost compulsory plan, Kennedy Mills seek a national program with a new development board, and the AMA promotes Medicredit a voluntary private coverage scheme. Details cover deductibles premiums and employer and worker shares, with Medicredit costing about seven billion.
Ted Rushton mocks partisan clichés with jabs at Democrats and Republicans. The piece pairs sweeping generalizations about habits and values with a closing jab about a novelty card from American Greeting Corp.
Editor notes quote from Rachel Carson on nature's cycles and renewal. Dawn follows night and spring arrives after winter, offering healing through repeated refrains of nature.
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