Troubles and the neurotic inferiority complex
A provocative question about personal struggles and the idea that one person's insecurity can dominate the world’s view. The remark explores psychology and social perception with a sharp, satirical edge.
07 Mar 1974
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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1974
Page
1
A provocative question about personal struggles and the idea that one person's insecurity can dominate the world’s view. The remark explores psychology and social perception with a sharp, satirical edge.
Payson has been designated a state growth center by the Arizona Department of Transportation led by Walter Surrett. The designation, tied to the 1970 Highway Act, makes Payson eligible for federal funds for road projects, with Beeline Highway projects first. 20 percent of costs covered plus 75 percent federal and 5 percent state funds.
About 200 people gathered in Payson to review the Mo gallon Rim land use plan proposed by the Forest Service. The Payson Chamber of Commerce organized the session following a previous briefing, as officials explained draft sections and management proposals. Copies of tables were handed out since full booklets are running short.
Weather Observer Anna Mae Deming reports February in Payson with temperatures from 15 to 67 degrees. The February high occurred on February 28 and the low on February 9 and 10. Snow accumulation reached 3 inches and total precipitation measured 0.47 inches.
The application for a special federal census has been submitted along with the required funds and supporting documents, initiating the roadside census effort.
Charles Douglas Summers, 33, was arrested Friday night after allegedly firing a .22 rifle at sheriff deputies investigating a break in at Mrs. Lillian Deming’s home on East Bonita. Summers was subdued, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, and jailed on $7,000 bond. Deputy Homer Haught was targeted previously and not struck.
The Payson dump closes at dusk and a sanitary land fill at Star Valley opens. Residents denounce a fee charged dumping site and complain hours are inconvenient. Stamper adjusts hours to 9 to 5 weekdays 8 to noon Saturdays excluding Wednesdays as nearby pits near Christopher Creek Ponderosa Pine close this month.
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