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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
4
Citizens at a November meeting urged a county wide approach before forming a Gila County Community College District. They argued that Globe would dominate, northern areas would be inconvenienced, and current extension classes under Eastern Arizona College should remain.
The article explains in two Q A form how Senate and House pages are selected and what duties they perform. It notes ages and grades for pages and that patronage opportunities are limited. It also covers a political opinion opposing Senate Humphrey Javits economic planning bill as a threat to free enterprise and warns of mandatory compliance risks.
Our paper received two unsigned letters this week that do not appear on this page. If you want your view published, sign your name. We will withhold publication if you request to keep it unsigned.
A Payson letter argues presidents universal directives threaten states rights and federal overreach. It praises the local fire department's dedication and calls for reorganizing the department free of internal disputes while supporting safer services and fire prevention education. The writer rebukes a local fraud claim about a fundraising committee and urges community backing.
A Payson letter thanks friends for anniversary help and laments fire department tensions. It recounts Colleen Cataria’s pageant journey from Payson to state finals, notes Michelle Tsosie of Window Rock as Miss Teen-Age Arizona, and awards Colleen a trophy and $1,000 scholarship with apologies from Nationwide Teen-Age Pageant.
Readers weigh in on clashes within the fire department as protest letters circulate following recent internal tensions. Opinions split over leadership, duties, and the resulting effects on public safety and morale.
Two long lost notebooks show Leonardo da Vinci explored a bicycle chain drive 300 years before it entered common use. The find adds to evidence of his genius and inventive range.
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday The Round up will publish Wednesday afternoon November 26. Advertising deadlines move up to Monday at 10 a.m. News deadline is Monday at 3 p.m. Offices close Thursday for the holiday.
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