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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
6
Dist Gordon Cornelius D for House District 21 is listed as a candidate who did not reply to The Progress questionnaire. The note records his nonresponse without further details.
A set of statements covers topics from voter registration post election to state highway program control. Other points address penal system reform, welfare education, abortion legality, school aid standards, legislative reforms, and penal system renovation.
Republican incumbent Sam Flake of House District 21 did not reply to the Progress questionnaire.
Peter Kay discusses House Bill 4 and election law changes in Arizona. He notes voter re registration every ten years literacy tests lingering under the Voting Rights Act and debates over constitutionality. He cites Justice Douglas Lassiter and references bipartisan efforts to revise archaic election laws and address crime root causes.
John Riggs D Senate District 26 expresses strong support for state aid to kindergartens and universal education funding. He advocates motor vehicle inspection, bail reform, centralized criminal records, and expanded welfare oversight. He emphasizes vocational education, university staff standards, and tighter tax and governance controls.
A reader survey lists twelve questions on Arizona policy topics including election law, auto inspections, crime reduction, school funding, tax powers for cities, welfare law revisions, non conforming use amortization, bail law, and financial disclosure by elected officials. The questions seek voter views if elected on top priorities.
The document surveys opinions on election law changes, vehicle inspections, crime prevention, kindergartens, abortion legality, revenue sharing, welfare reform, and bail. It highlights calls for rehabilitation over punishment, improved preschool programs, and shifting funds to education while stressing citizen participation and rights.
The document outlines proposals from Nancy Vandegrift on election reform precincts and voting rolls, auto safety and pollution controls, crime prevention, kindergarten funding, state aid to parochial schools, abortion law liberalization, city versus state tax collection, welfare program reforms, and empowering city control in governance.
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