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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
4
A protest letter questions urban progress and urges civic reconciliation. It laments division after incorporation, condemns emergency resolutions and gags on city employees, and demands the right to vote and to dissent while praising local firefighters and neighbors.
A letter thanks friends and neighbors for prayers and support after Ashley Jerry underwent open heart surgery in Palo Alto on November 3. The writer notes recovery at home in a week to ten days and sends blessings. A second note expresses gratitude to Payson friends for kindness, messages, and donations to the memory of Art Schueppert, with special thanks to Father Bob Donovan and St. Pauls Episcopal Church and Lyle Ferguson.
An advertisement urges workers in Payson to invest their pay into local insurance through their employer led program. The message targets various professions and frames Payson as the source of the best coverage.
A resident expresses satisfaction with the town’s dirt streets four seasons and lack of smog while defending Payson Hospital against rumors. The letter recalls personal ties since 1961, urges truth over denunciation, laments holiday changes, and honors veterans.
The Payson Chamber of Commerce Board says the sign beside the Chamber office is not theirs, was authorized over a decade ago by the Gila County Board of Supervisors for Main Street merchants, and is owned and maintained by the Old Payson Merchants Association.
A.L. Stagg of Payson North receives a copy of A Paris Cook Book by his brother F L Stagg. Harper and Row publish in September at 12 50. The English author has lived in Paris nearly 20 years and calls the book more than a cookbook with cooking secrets.
Raul Castro frames the penny as a fiscal lever in Arizona. He illustrates how a one cent rise in state sales, property, cigarette, liquor, restaurant sales, and gasoline taxes could boost revenues by millions while stressing the effect on individual earnings and the need to keep spending within revenue to avoid deficit spending.
The Payson Roundup credits its publisher editor advertising manager and production supervisor, noting signed columns reflect individual writer views rather than the paper's editorial stance. Copyright Roundup Printing and Publishing, Inc. 1975.
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