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24 Mar 1977

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Payson Roundup in Payson, Arizona

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Payson Roundup

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Payson, Arizona, United States of America

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Mar 24, 1977

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Variety Show to Highlight Payson Talent This Weekend

The P.T.A. organized two performances on Friday and Saturday March 25 and 26 at 7 30 p m in Julia Randall Elementary School gym. Twenty acts from ages five to fifty five will entertain with jazz dance and vocal numbers led by The Ann Sisters and performers Alan Slaughter Carma McDonald Dick Watson hosts. Admission 150 for adults 75 for students 50 for children 12 and under Proceeds fund high school music and athletic scholarships and elementary school improvements.

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Payson Julia Randall P.T.A Pat Watson
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Payson Council to review voting changes at regular meeting

The Payson Town Council will discuss voting procedures tonight at Town Hall during a 6 p.m. work session and an 8 p.m. regular meeting open to the public. Topics include roll call votes on all matters and limits on the presiding officer’s participation.

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Payson Town Hall Ellen Sutton Dudley Robert Marko CAAG Bud Haddick
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Payson Population Set to Peak by 1985 Under Land Exchange Delays

A Payson Roundup study predicts population reaching about 5,500 by 1983 and potentially 6,500 to 7,000 by 1985 if growth continues. Much of Payson's land is federally owned. exchanges with private developers could take years, delaying growth despite rapid housing starts.

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Richard Robertson Payson US Forest Service Hugh Thompson Department of Agriculture Thompson Phoenix Tucson Gila County
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