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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1976
Page
4
Attorneys for Arizona bread buyers seek about 1.5 million in fees from a 6 million settlement. They claim 25 percent and twice to three times their standard billing due to class action complexity. Courts have allowed triple billing citing risk. After distribution, consumers may see little return.
The essay argues America imitates England's past policies for 75 years and now faces similar crises. It cites England's debt, inflation, unemployment, and weakened industry, urging the U.S. to end deficit spending, cut handouts, boost productivity, and foster social responsibility to avoid ruin.
William E Branen urges readers and the business community to defend press freedom and the right to know. The piece cites cases from Sheppard to Boston and calls for journalists to report all news, urging citizens to support free press under the Constitution and democratic ideals.
A reader letter thanks the Roundup for informing veterans in Arizona about housing loans educational benefits and pensions. The writer notes the state’s 250000 veteran population and how stories drive VA actions and reader assistance. Another letter calls for fair bidding and reports ongoing investigations since 1975.
A resident criticizes town government for paying higher prices by not seeking lowest procure ment bids. The letter thanks a printer for political ads and endorsing a campaign for District Supervisor, noting surprise at an endorsement in the Roundup while staying at the Diamond Dart Motel on a Thursday night.
Rates set at 500 dollars yearly within Gila County and 550 dollars outside it. The newspaper notes that signed columns reflect individual writers views rather than Payson Roundup editorials.
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