Payson Faces Growth Pains and Possible No-Growth Period
Gov. Castro notes Payson as a rapidly expanding community in a fast-growing state. Local studies warn growth may outpace land. A five-year no-growth period between 1980 and 1985 is proposed to let 6,000 residents and officials reflect on plans for orderly future development. Planning and zoning groups are already active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Payson
Planning and Zoning Commission
Marko
Phoenix
Hack
T.H. Ellis
Too much knowledge choking society and politics
A column argues knowledge grows faster than society can absorb, citing cattle die offs from alphabet chemicals and past nerve gas tests. It previews two novels about bioweapons and a power outage plot, ending with a tease about a book titled The Day The Lights Went Out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ritter
Michigan
Nevada
Legionaire
America
Congress
House
Senate
Byrd
Tip O'Neill
Amy
Washington
White House
Jimmy
Rosalynn
Oval Room
Arizona Newspapers Preserve State History 1885 1912
Project to microfilm or digitize Arizona’s oldest papers includes the St. Johns Herald and Arizona Journal-Miner Prescott and Prescott Courier and Arizona Bulletin Safford with an estimated cost of 3000 dollars. It notes local student projects at Payson High School and references Arizona criminal code rewrite and a Jefferson quote about the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
University of Arizona At Tucson
St. Johns
Payson High School
Bob Walberg
Walberg and Many
Payson Roundup Staff and Publish Info
The Payson Roundup lists its corporate officers and staff led by President Fred K. Smith Jr and Vice President Richard R. Robertson. Co Publishers include Hans Schuverer and Nancy Aldridge with Advertising Manager Patty Gaboldon. Published Thursdays in Payson Arizona with mailing address Drawer 1460 85541. Subscription rates are 6.00 yearly in Gila County or 6.50 outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Schuerer
Fred K. Smith, Jr
Richard R. Robertson
Nancy Aldridge
Patty Gaboldon
Rosalind Schuere
Karen Steiner
Payson
Arizona
Roundup Printing and Publishing, Inc
Payson North
Gila County
Reader letters and community notes from Payson Roundup readers
A collection of letters to the Payson Roundup includes readers praising the paper, questions about local planning and zoning, concerns about liquor licenses and state politics, defense of constitutional rights, ERA debates, and thanks for hospital care. The letters reference Payson, Prescott, Gisela, Phoenix, and Tucson, with mentions of the CCC, English governance, and media.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Jefferson
The
Richard Robertso
Hans Schuverer
Nancy Dawes
Jim Graham
Freddie Slaughter
Jerry Taylor
Service
David Ankeney
Gov. Castro
Tucson
C.C.C
Carter
CCC
England
James
Prescott
Ours
Sarah Thompson
Yale Law Journal
E.R.A
Hansen Baldwin
Payson Hospital
Gisela
Dino
Bo) Brooks
Fee
Leonard E. Read
Foundation For Economic Education
Edmund Burke
Iraq
USA
Read
Chambers of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Huntington Drive
Anderson
S.C
Austin Spurlock
Payson Roundup
Payson, Az
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