Payson honors high school teams at spring banquet
Athletic Director Tom Meck credited Payson community support for the 1973-74 basketball season and noted the strong junior high effort. Two players Duke Wilbanks and Jeff Swenson earned All-Conference honors, while Jayvees posted a 9-9 record and Payson Junior High’s Mavericks fought hard with limited practice time.
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Duke Wilbanks
Jeff Swenson
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Payson Junior High School
Forest Service land use proposal viewed as unsatisfactory
After two meetings on the Forest Service land use plan for the area the writer concludes the proposal is unsatisfactory for growth and development. He notes three alternatives favoring three viewpoints and warns any choice harms cattlemen developers summer visitors and the local economy. He claims the four offered options would advance a long term policy to restrict public forest use.
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Congressman Warns of Soviet Energy Loans and Trade Deals
In a congressional subcommittee address, the speaker criticizes U.S. taxpayer financed loans to develop Soviet Siberian gas projects and other energy ventures. He links past wheat subsidies to Soviet influence, warns of Export-Import Bank financing, and urges action to stop multi billion dollar loans. He notes opposition to most favored nation status and calls for petitions to curb Forest Service authority over local residents.
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Lenin
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Occidental Petroleum
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Yakutsk
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Murmansk
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Payson Sanitary District elects Moehn chairman
Henry Moehn is chosen first chairman with Bill Miller as secretary. Gila County Board names Dr. David Gilbert Ed Glascock and Howard Childers as directors. Events include the Payson Roping Club rodeo June 12 13 and a Flag Day service at the Elks Lodge June 14.
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Bill Miller
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King’s Ridge
Tonto Rim
Forest Service
Elwood Pyle
Rodeo Grounds
Soviet Aggression Fear Echoes in Detente Critique
The piece argues the Soviet Union remains a major Communist force behind Middle East aggression and other regions. It accuses American firms of aiding Soviet technological growth amid bureaucratic waste and warns that wheat shocks and cheap trade credits subsidize Soviet military power. Lenin’s dream of a bloodless U.S. defeat is invoked as a warning.
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Middle East
U.S
Lenin
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