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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
4
Charles Polenick and Charles Cole outline views on Scottsdale issues from voter questions. They urge better water supply, updated zoning, improved streets, and balanced tourism and industry while calling for charter reform and stronger public safety with experienced staff.
The Scottsdale Citizens for Better Government slate answers a voters’ questionnaire. Candidates M. Tilton Keefe and William C. Jenkins discuss traffic, water self‑sufficiency, zoning, city services, safety, streets, tourism or industry, charter revision, efficiency, and transparency in a growing Scottsdale.
Incumbents from the Incumbent United Council for Scottsdale answer questions posed by The Progress. C K Murray a Motorola official gives views on traffic plans water rates zoning city services and growth through 1990. He supports comprehensive planning retaining industry and tourism while using federal aid for arterial projects.
Washington US officials report Americans for Democratic Action urges President Johnson to push Congress to fund the new rent subsidy program with top priority. The call emphasizes immediate need for unfinanced subsidies as a key economic relief measure.
A city questionnaire lists major topics for Scottsdale voters including municipal water, zoning adequacy, service levels for garbage and sewers, police and fire protection, street maintenance, and the direction of growth. It asks about charter revision and government efficiency. It also asks if residents should have full access to council actions with limited personnel exceptions.
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