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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1974
Page
4
Minutes from the Gila County Board of Supervisors in September note a plan to support private physicians in the Globe Miami area until their practice builds up. The discussion, amid talk of splitting the county, suggests county backing to attract medical staff, while residents worry about access in Pine Strawberry and Tonto Basin areas being far from doctors.
Secretary of State Wesley Bolin notes Greenlee led with 62.37 percent of registered voters casting ballots. Gila County registered 54 percent turnout, Apache had the lowest at 29.24 percent in the 1974 primary.
The Roundup advocates expanding baton twirlers in Payson starting with lower grades and continuing beyond high school. The program is described as affordable, likening it to a parade corps and not as costly as bands or drum corps. It notes a debut at a high school football game and urges ongoing training and participation.
A letter from Phoenix thanks the Switzerland in Arizona Merchants Association for October events hosting 30 media and timber industry guests. Highlights include a forest tour of Southwest Forest paper mill and Apache Sitgreaves forests with lodging at Swiss Village, plus meals and a cocktail party.
The Payson public library shows 1629 loans in July 1323 in August and 1046 in September suggesting seasonal readership changes. The note compares temperatures and reader activity and cites a local sports advisory about Payson selections. It also lists historical dates from 1870 to 1964 including Lee’s death and Yeager breaking speed of sound.
The article explores counseling as more than scheduling help, urging regular student contact and collaboration with parents teachers and school staff. It emphasizes training in psychology and career guidance, managing caseloads, and honest expectations, noting counselors' limits and the need for an alliance with families.
A collection of opinion snippets from Pataskala Ohio, Los Angeles Cal, and Howell Michigan argues about independence of thought. It contrasts inherited shoes with self choice, and warns against crowd influence in tax rhetoric.
The Thermopolis Independent Record decries youth behavior during job interviews. It cites a boy who arrives in ragged dungarees with cutoffs, dirty sneakers, and a sleeveless sweatshirt seeking instant status and high benefits, then leaves blaming “the establishment” for his hair.
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