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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
4
Senator Fannin supports raising the estate tax exemption from 60000 to 200000 and increasing the marital deduction to 100000 plus 59 percent of the estate value. He also backs base-use assessment for land. He opposes federal election public financing, arguing it inflates taxpayer costs and aids uncompetitive campaigns.
Viewpoint notes two groups work for town benefit. Payson Chamber of Commerce volunteers donate hundreds of hours to boost economic stability and town image. Locals rarely acknowledge the chamber as out of town events draw visitors. festivals June 26 and 27 include Old-time Country Music Festival and Pioneer Life and Antique Show.
A columnist lauds Jimmy Carter as a relatable, earnest peanut farmer from Georgia who appeals to a broad electorate. Carter’s genuine empathy, modest origins, religious faith, and disciplined campaign structure around youth are highlighted as the reasons for his rising prominence and anticipated nomination.
A reader urges 10 mobile home owners to reexamine security agreements for simple vs add on interest. The letter warns of paying penalties, advises checking with banks, and calls for collective action if misled. It also includes a long commentary attacking media and urging awakening citizens.
Payson Pine and Strawberry residents sponsored the Looney girls raising a total of 90 dollars. The four girls completed the 10 mile march, supported by local donors.
A quirky feature describes Nell Lindsey's dog Mike as half poodle and half Pekinese styled to resemble a schnauzer. It touches on energy problems and jokes about loans and family finances with a pay out line on teen allowances.
The Payson Roundup is published every Thursday with class postage paid at Payson Arizona. Offices are in Payson with a PO Box 925 address. Editor and staff are listed, including Jerry C. Taylor as Publisher and Richard R. Robertson as Editor, with multiple staff names provided. Subscription rates are five dollars per year within Cogia County, five fifty outside Gia County.
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