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Show Six Candidates Vie for Lindon City Offices Lindon City elections Tuesday will feature two candidates for mayor and four four city council seals. J ID ' V f ' ' ? V V ; Ken McMillan Mayor "The new Mayor has a wonderful opportunity to bring the city of Lindon and the people of Lindon back together after some problems of the past," observed mayorial candidate Ken McMillan. McMillan went on to pledge an objective and responsive city government. He believes that every citizen of Lindon has the right to be heard and represented by the city .- council. ;a In reference to the layout of the city, McMillan said that he thinks that the city is ideally laid out with excellent ex-cellent commercial, industrial, and Dennis L. Thompson Mayor Dennis L. Thompson, candidate for mayor of Lindon, says that he, as a current councilman, has taken pride in the council's efforts to purchase additional water for future needs, as well as to reduce pumping costs. He said that he has worked to enlarge city boundaries to protect the city's interests, and helped to start up the Lindon Fair again. Thompson, who works at BYU, has served as an assist nat to government and to a U.S. Senator and has worked for the U.S. State Department. He served in the U.S. Army as Captain in the Intelligence Corps. Thompson |
