Petition backing clinic operator battles restraining order
Local patients of Dr James Soloman circulate petitions after a Maricopa County judge imposed a temporary restraining order blocking him from operating homeopathic clinics in Payson and Mesa. Petitions exceed 200 signatures from Soloman patients amid claims of false licensing. The state medical board alleges Soloman practised medicine without a license, citing four depositions and Medicare disputes.
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James Soloman
Payson
Mesa
Soloman
Maricopa County
Rufus Coulter
State Board of Medical Examiners
Thomas E. Miller
Miller
Aetna Life and Casualty
Arizona
Aetna
California
Maryland
New York
Payson Fire Rating Drops Nine to Seventeen Percent
The Insurance Services Office of Arizona re rated Payson fire protection lowering rates for most commercial buildings under 5 000 square feet by nine percent for wood frame structures and 17 percent for masonry buildings. Areas near hydrants drop to Class 7 while distant zones stay at Class 9. Acknowledging two years of department and water system improvements, Fire Chief Chuck Jacobs called the move a stepping stone toward further gains as mayor Willard Taylor praised the effort. Details on boundary changes were not available.
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Payson
Insurance Services Office of
Arizona
ISO
Chuck Jacobs
Jacobs
$4.5 Million Payson Resort Planned Near Highways 260 and 87
Payson development firm Payson Development Company proposes a $4.5 million recreation resort on five acres at the Highways 260 and 87 junction. Plans include 80 condominiums, 50 motel rooms, and a 10,000 square foot clubhouse with Larry Clark Construction as contractor. Groundbreaking is planned for December, though Payson officials say no plans have been filed yet.
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Phoenix
Payson Development Company
Larry Clark Incorporated
E. Thomas
M.L. van Landingham
Larry Clark Construction Company
Payson Roundup National Newspaper Week subscription offer
The Payson Roundup announces a one month subscription deal for new and existing readers to raise funds for Christmas or club treasuries. Local youngsters clubs and organizations are invited to participate with weekly prizes and a possible grand prize. A meeting is set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at The Roundup. Out-of-town readers are offered a special subscription via the printer's dozen program.
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Payson Roundup
Club Treasuries
Alpine Festival set for Saturday in Payson North
The Alpine Festival returns to Payson North this Saturday at 1 30 p m with Swiss style entertainment yodeling and dancing. Len Burkland of KOOL radio will narrate as performers vie for seven cash prizes totaling 50 dollars each and a 100 dollar grand prize for the best all around Swiss or international act. The Edelweiss Trio Plus One will accompany acts in the fifth annual event sponsored by Suburban Developers led by president Barney Swartwood.
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Switzerland
Arizona
Payson North
Len Burkland
Kool Radio
Edelweiss
Barney Swartwood
Suburban Developers
Kaibab Industries marks 25 years of growth in lumber and more
Payson plans an Oct 21 anniversary dinner at Swiss Village Inn to honor Kaibab Industries employees with history recaps and service awards. The Whiting family founded Kaibab after acquiring Owens Lumber in 1958, expanding from a single mill to a multi line operation with gardening products and a Garden Products Division.
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Payson
Kaibab Industries
Swiss Village Inn
Kaibab
Mickey
Jay Whiting
Whitings
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
Whiting
Edwin M. Whiting
E.I
Ralph E
Ernest J
Arthur C
Whiting Brothers
Kaibab National Forest
Big Saddle
Fredonia
Kaibab Lumber Company
Keith Owens
Owens Lumber Company
Diamond Point
Owens
Ed Glascock
James Deming
State Health Department
Heber
Garden Products
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Garnet Bennett
Vanda Elizabeth Bennett
Solomon
Bennett
Robertson
Willard Taylor
Fire Department
Taylor
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