Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 2002 — Page 4
IE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,2002
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Judge Gerald Zore
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• Judge, Marion Superior Court since 1974 • Marian College, Board of Trustees • Cathedral High School, Board of Directors • Planner House, Board of Directors • Noble Foundation, Board of Directors
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Lou Rdspnberg
“He sees clearly the needs and concerns of all our citizens. We need Lou on the bench. ” ledlaiiapoUt Mayor Bart Peterioe
Lou Rosenberg
“/ know Lou Rosenberg will be a great Circuit Court judge. Lou has empathy for people, and a passion for fair play...’ Honorable Pamela R. Carter, Former Attorney General
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'Endorsed • Missionary Baptist Minister's Alliance 'Presiding Magistrate - Felony "D” criminal court 'Founding Board Member • Martin Luther King,Jr.
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Judge Jane Magnus-Stinson
Eduoatios; S3 Cum Laudc graduatr, LU. School of Law 79 Cum Laude graduate, Butler University
Commiiwity lovolvmaiil: Past President of Big Sisters of Central Indiana Vice Chair, Wishard Menuiriai Foundation Board.
Beisonal: Married to Bill Stinson, Exec. Director, indiana State Fair Two daughters Member, Lector St. Thomas Aquinas Parish.
PffmfmMinmml HimhUahtw; INCASA2000Judge of the Year for work with abused chiildien, 2002 Antionette Dakin Leach Award honoring outstanding women in law. Pioneered Youth Empowerment mentoring program for young probationers.
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Family violence centers should be established by the church, and operated by recovered victims of family violence, Williams suggests in her analysis. “Victims of domestic violence live in fear and isolation. This fear can only be confronted with the help of a community network of people.” Williams also believes that misinterpretation of the Bible has aided in keeping domestic violence alive and well. “As we approach the 21 st century, the church has to initiate a support system that will help bridge the gap between secular and religious help,” Williams writes. “The
law of the land must meet the laws of God to fully have an impact in solving the problems of family violence.” Williams does not think the problem can be solved without everyone working on it together. It takes everyone to first acknowledge, then work on solutions. “The church, theological community and the family have to become married to each other in a common bond of love and understanding to bring the family back to the plan that God had ordained for the family and church,” she said.
BRIEFS Continued from A1 for volunteers. If you are free in the 9th Annual Stand Up for daytime and would like to help a Families family affected by violence. Family Service is holding its 9th The phone assistance line is open annual fund raiser. Stand Up for weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Families Nov. 2 at 6:30 p.m. atthe staffed entirely by volunteers. The Union Federal Football Center on hours are negotiable. For more in- 7001 w. 56th St.. formation or to volunteer, call Dotty Proceeds will be used to benefit at (317) 923-5563 ext. 4. Family Service and support the many programs they sponsor. Cost is $75 per person. For more information contact Family Service at (317) 634-6341.
Indiana State Legislative Races
(Marlon County Only) D- Democrat R- Republican L- Libertarian
State Senate Races District 29 (R) Murray Clark (L) Kevin R. Fleming District 31 (R) James W. Merritt Jr. (L) Doug M. Sloan
State House Races
(Marlon County Only) i • ■ ' v. District 25 (D) Jeb Bardon (R) Tom Taylor (L) Josephine R. Coleman District 86 (D) David Orentlicher (R) Jim Atterholt District 87 (D) Pat Otten (R) Cindy Noe (L) Fred Peterson District 88 (R) Brian C. Bosma No Opposition District 89 (R) Lawrence L. Buell (L) Dennis Wilson District 90 (D) Joe Billerman (R) Michael B. Murphy (L) Edgar A. Arnold District 91 (R) Robert W. Behning (L) Doug Brandt District 92 (R) Phillip D. Hinkle (L) Cindy Kirpatrick
District 93 (R) David N. Frizzell (L) Deborah Turley District 94 (D) Carolene Mays (R) Shane Brinkman (L) Thomas Sanders District 95 (D) Mae Dickinson (L) Eric J. Barnes District 96 (D) Gregory W. Porter (L) Steve Carr District 97 (D) Edmund M. Mahem (L) Brad Klopfenstein District 98 (D) William A. Crawford (R) Gerald J. Papenmeier (L) John R. Daily District 99 (D) Vanessa J. Summers (R) Terry Jungels (L) Webster J. Smith District 100 (D) John J. Day (R) John C. Warren Jr. (L) Andrew F. Hart
Candidates For Marion Superior Court
DEMOCRATS Charles J. Deiter David J. Dreyer Z. Mae Jimison Jane Magnus-Stinson Patrick L. McCarty Tanya Walton-Pratt David Shaheed Gerald S. Zore
REPUBLICANS Cynthia J. Ayers Cale Bradford Patricia Gifford John W. Hammel Kenneth H. Johnson Gary L. Miller Robyn L. Moberly James W. Payne LIBERTARIAN Michael E. Caudill
Circuit Court Judge Lou Rosenberg (Democrat) Ted Sosin (Republican) Marlon County Clerk Beth White (Democrat) Doris Ann Sadler (Republican)
Marion County Auditor Jackife Nytes (Democrat) Martha Womacks (Republican) Dan Drexler (Libertarian) Marlon County Assessor Mark Batties (Democrat) Joan Romeril (Republican) Lewis Richardson (Libertarian)
Marion County Recorder Dan Gettelfinger (Democrat) Wanda Martin (Republican) Steven Siroky (Libertarian)