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Newspaper

Payson Roundup

Location

Payson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1974

Page

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Goldwater Speaks to Payson High School Crowd

In his first leg of the 1974 general election campaign Senator Barry Goldwater spoke to about 150 people at Payson High School. He flew in privately for the event at the invitation of the Ton to Rim Republican Club president Dot Brockman and attended a private dinner with the group.

Barry Goldwater Payson Payson High School Goldwater Tonto Rim Republican Club Dot Brockman John Wetton Sam McConnell

Cotton' Cox Wins First Football Score Contest

Royce Cotton Cox wins first place in The Roundup 1974 football score contest with a prediction of the Longhorns defeating Joseph City. He receives a $10 prize. second prize of $2 goes to W A Hall. Another contest starts today with entry rules on a page.

Royce Cotton Cox Longhorns Joseph City W.A. Hall

Pine County fair opens with crafts and baked goods display

The Gila County Fair opens Friday in Pine with bread, pumpkins, artwork, and quilts. Hundreds of entries will be juried during the day at the Pine Cultural Hall and Elementary School. Winners receive ribbons and cash prizes as a Pleasant Valley fair follows Saturday and Globe fair the next weekend. Goldwater speaks in Arizona criticizing government and inflation, urging reorganization and referencing Nixon’s department plan.

Pine Gila County Pleasant Valley Globe

DeRose Tops McGhee In Gila County Judge Primary

Barry DeRose wins the Democratic primary for Gila County Superior Court defeating Judge Robert McGhee by 3455 to 2747. Official returns show DeRose as unopposed in the general election. complete Payson precinct reports appear on another page.

Barry DeRose Gila County Superior

Ruling changes fire tax plan for Payson district

Gila County will levy a property tax for the Payson Fire District after a review by Judy Rasmussen and discussions with James D. Winter. Winter corrected a prior misunderstanding about whether the county could levy a tax inside the town limits and clarified the board’s responsibility.

Gila County Payson Judy Rassmussen Board of Supervisors Rasmussen James D. Winter Winter J. Dee Flake

Payson Contest Winners Crowned in Little Missy and Mister Mogollon Rim

Susan Henderson and Ronald Woolwine Jr. won the 1974 Little Missy Mogollon Rim and Little Mister Mogollon Rim contests at Payson Junior Woman's Club event. They advance to the Gompers Winter Festival in Phoenix on December 7.

Missy Mogollon Susan Henderson Fred Henderson Payson Mister Mogollon Ronald Woolwine Jr Ronald Woolwine Strawberry Payson Junior Woman’s Club Gompers Rehabilitation Center Susan Ronald Phoenix Gompers Missy Arizona Edwin Parker Douglas Trimmer Roy Trimmer L. E. ‘‘Sharkey Baker Lyle Ferguson Ted Pottet John Sparkman Payson Valley National Bank Payson First Federal Savings

Swartwood Announces Bill Thomas Resigns From Payson North

Bernard Swartwood of Sub urban Developers Inc announces the resignation of Bill Thomas as project superintendent of Payson North for health reasons. He will take an extended leave Oct 1 and return in an advisory role handling commercial leasing and land sales. Thomas has been with Payson North since Aug 1968 and thanks colleagues and clients as he begins his leave.

Bernard Swartwood Suburban Developers, Inc Bill Thomas Payson North Bill Swartwood

John L Randall dies in Phoenix at 58

John L Leavitt Randall 58 lifelong Pine area resident died last Thursday in Doctors Hospital Phoenix. A rancher in youth he pioneered area subdivision and underground utilities. He served in WWII with the Second Service Squadron Fifth Air Force as a staff sergeant. Survived by wife Beth a son John Mesa three daughters Dollie Peace Tempe Candee L Phoenix Tina M.

John Leavitt Randall Pine Doctors’ Hospital Phoenix Bert Randall Lucy Pearl Leavitt Randall Pine High School Randall U.S. Army Air Force Fifth Air Force New Guinea Australia Randall Brothers Cattle Company Gila County Beth John Mesa Dollie Peace Tempe Candee L Tina M

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Cotton’ Cox Royce Cox Swiss Village Inn Coronado High School Scottsdale Gayle Stanfill Republican Committee Congress Nixon Ford DeRose Judge McGhee Ronald and Lani Lynn Parker John L. Randall John L, Randall
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