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Newspaper

Payson Roundup

Location

Payson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1975

Page

4

Senator Fannin answers questions on Hatch Act and student aid

In Phoenix and Mesa questions the senator discusses proposed repeal of the Hatch Act and federal student aid. He cites bills S 372 and HR 8617 to repeal the act, argues against repeal, and outlines five aid programs Basic Educational Opportunity Grants Supplemental Grants College Work Study National Direct Student Loans and Guaranteed Student Loans with contact guidance for applicants.

Paul Fannin Senator Fannin Dirksen Washington, D. C Phoenix House of Representatives Mesa U.S. Office of Education U.S Office of Education Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington, D.C

Vision 1985: Non elected governance and regionalism fears

Governor Vanderhoof predicts a computerized society where by 1985 most officials are appointed. He envisions county consolidation under home rule and five new policymakers plus sheriffs and assessors, driven by the 1313 Public Administration Clearing House. The piece warns of federally promoted regionalism and instructs readers to obtain a plan by mail.

Colorado John Vanderhoof Senate Public Administration Clearing House Chicago 1313 America Ft. Collins

Jefferson Quote on Newspapers and Government

The excerpt presents Thomas Jefferson favoring a free press as essential to liberty, asserting government without newspapers is less desirable. It also cites Congress's Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses and the right to peaceably assemble and petition for redress of grievances.

Thomas Jefferson Congress U.S

Roundup of tongue in cheek items from Payson and beyond

Informal study reveals three words that arouse women most. jokes about keep the gate closed dammit sign. court tale about pleading not guilty. Bullock Homes praised for Home Improvement Show promotion. Hirsch slide show drew 40 000 spectators. readers want personal items and scandal. lists preferences for tax cheats and marriage photo humor. local crime and publicity items fill page.

Chamber of Commerce Bullock Homes Phoenix Civic Plaza Bob Hirsch Payson

Payson Chamber of Commerce thanks festival volunteers

The Payson Chamber of Commerce extends sincere thanks on behalf of the Bicentennial Committee to all volunteers who worked hard to make the 1975 Fiddler's Contest and Fall Festival a great success, benefiting the town.

Payson Chamber of Commerce

Grateful For Kind Words After Sorrow

Lois E. Lacey and family of Payson thank friends for sympathy and support during their time of sorrow.

Lois E. Lacey Payson

Editor's Quote Book Highlights Moral Lessons

The piece collects reflections on virtue and instruction, noting that praise from others guides ideals more than self-identity. It emphasizes ethical aspiration and how feedback shapes character, offering a concise look at formative thinking.

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