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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1977
Page
4
Local officials long pressed the State Department of Transportation for traffic control at the 260 and 87 junction and at Main Street. DOT will install signals there to handle increasing traffic as Payson grows, marking a new and welcomed sign of growth.
The columnist humorously recalls failed pets at home. A manic Siamese, a 90 pound Labrador named Yeti, and mishaps with the dog’s guard duties and a close encounter with a skunk illustrate chaotic domestic life and lingering pet fantasies.
Readers challenge coverage of the 1967 Liberty Ship attack and Israel's actions. The page includes defense of Dayan, critique of Begin, references to UN condemnations, and editor notes correcting previous letters about a Payson area incident.
The Apple Barrel in Arizona recycled the third highest aluminum amount in 1977, with over 1.7 million pounds of cans. Collectors earned 303 265 in payments. Since 1970 the Cash for Cans program in Arizona has recycled more than 25.5 million pounds and paid collectors 3.1 million.
The Payson Roundup lists Nancy Aldridge as co publisher and advertising manager with Rosalind Schuerer Nancy Dawes Karen Steiner Freddie Slaughter Jack Myers. It publishes weekly on Thursdays in Payson Arizona 85541 by Roundup Printing and Publishing Inc.
The author argues U S policy harm to world welfare from high inflation unemployment and oil imports while Congress raises salaries and ignores the Brussels plea for reducing oil reliance and aiding Europe. He cites Bert Lance and Watergate as symbols of a self serving Congress and urges unity with international partners.
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