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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1974
Page
4
Discussion in the area centers on partitioning Gila County into two parts before Payson incorporation. Home rule via the Town Council reduces the drive, making division seem futile while gerrymandering keeps Globe present in all three supervisor districts. Payson and Gisela remain in different districts.
Our Readystate event thanks owners and managers of Payson firms and nearby towns Pine Strawberry Rye and Sunflower. Special thanks go to Eddie Lollar of Frontier Market and Andy Anderson of Circle K for access to property and support for the popcorn popper. Dale is also acknowledged.
President Ford calls for leniency not revenge for Vietnam era draft dodgers and deserters while urging individual reviews for reentry. Officials estimate thousands abroad and at home. He differentiates amnesty from pardons and stresses accountability. local notes thank volunteers and report a Mile of Dimes fundraiser.
The Gila County Board of Supervisors accepted the resignation of Alan L. Slaughter deputy county attorney in Payson tendered to return to school effective Aug 13 1974. A fourth grader at Julia Randall Elementary misnamed U S geography saying Mexico Canada Pacific City and Atlantic City. Autumn begins September 23 and Be Late for Something Day is observed by the Procrastinators Club of America.
A compact montage lists events tied to September dates from 1901 to 1777. It mentions McKinley’s 1901 shooting, the London Blitz start in 1940, Huey Long’s 1935 shooting, California’s 1850 statehood, Elizabeth’s 1898 assassination, and Washington’s Brandywine defeat in 1777, ending with a bemused remark about crippling effects dissipating.
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