Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 2002 — Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2002

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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Clerk of Courts Race

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Jon Bond Party:. Democratic Hometown: Patriot Current Occupation: Manager of Operations for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation Education: Bachelor of Arts degree from Hanover College, Law Degree from Indiana University Career/Experience: Project coordinator for the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, member of American and Indiana Bar Associations

Brian Bishop Party: Republican Hometown: Carmel Current Occupation: Clerk of Courts for the State of Indiana Education: Bachelors in political science from Purdue University, law degree from Indiana University, . Masters in history from Butler University Career/Experience: State court clerk (since 1999), lawyer practicing employment and insurance law, U.S. Army Judge Advocate General

Party: Libertarian Hometown: Indianapolis Current Occupation: Mental Health Counselor at Valle Vista Hospital Education: Bachelors in psychology from IUPUI, A.A.S. with honors in photography from Ivy Tech state college Career/Experience: Libertarian candidate for various local offices, Bank teller at Indiana National Bank, Bookkeeper with Lawrence Paint Company

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Bill Cosby holds fund raiser for Civil Rights Hall of Fame

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MERRILLVILLE, Ind. (AP) — This time. Bill Cosby wasn’t just after laughs. The comedian joined the Rev. Jesse Jackson and former Gary Mayor Richard Hatcher on stage Sunday to raise money for the National Civil Rights Hall of Fame. “You go and you buy a lottery ticket. You’ve got just as much chance of getting struck by lightning as you do of winning the lottery. But who wants to be struck by lightning?” Cosby asked several hundred people at a private reception before his show Sunday at the Star Plaza Theatre. “Take that money and build something you can see ... something for the children,” Cosby urged. Individuals paid $100 to $200 to attend the reception, and about 2,000 people paid $35 to attend Cosby’s show. Cosby donated the money from the show to the museum, which Hatcher wants to build in Gary. Hatcher, one of the first Blacks ever elected to lead a large city, has been trying

to raise money to build the hall for two decades. “Gary is a huge, pivotal part of the civil rights struggle in America. Especially when Hatcher became the mayor,” said Jackson, leader of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition. Jackson recalled how the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. taped telephone messages supporting Hatcher’s 1967 campaign. “There were no Black mayors in Houston and Dallas, and places like that, until after Hatcher became mayor in Gary,” Jackson said. National Urban League Director Hugh Price also appeared at the northwest Indiana fund raiser. Gary’s City Council and Mayor Scott King have been locked in a dispute over funding for the hall, which both sides support. The council voted in June to approve $5 million in casino revenue for the museum, but King argued the council had no authority to initiate spending measures, and filed a lawsuit.

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Marion County Wins With Democratic Leadership on Tuesday November 5 Support These Candidates by Pulling Lever B

LEADERSHIP FOR MARION COUNTY

Julia Carson Congress Ballot 5B

Lou Rosenberg Circuit Court Judge Ballot 88

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Jim Osborn Prosecutor Ballot 96

Beth White Clerk Ballot 108

Jackie Nytes Auditor Ballot 11B

Dan Gettelfinger Recorder Ballot 12B

Frank Anderson Sheriff Ballot 13B

Mark Battles Assessor Ballot 14B

VOTE FOR ALL 8 CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE

Charles Deiter Ballot 19B

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David Dreyer Ballot 208

Z Mae Jmison Ballot 21B

Jane MagnusStinson Ballot 22B

Patrick McCarty Ballot 23B

Tanya Walton Pratt Ballot 24B

David Shaheed Ballot 25B

Gerald Zore Ballot 26B

CANDIDATES FOR TOWNSHIP OFFICE CENTER 158 Assessor Jim Maley 168 Trustee Carl L. Drummer 178 Small Claims Court Judge Paula Lopossa 188 Constable Tony Duncan

WASHINGTON 158 Assessor JoIfneOhmart 168 Trustee Ray Baker 178 Small Claims Court Judge Kim Brown 188 Constable John O’Hara

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15B Assessor 16BTrustee

17B Small Claims Court Judge

IBB Constable WARREN 15B Assessor 16BTrustee

17B Small ClaimsCourt Judge Patrick Murphy

Deborah Cantwell

Ryan Kruse Louis Ortiz

William Thomas

Cheryl Kern

Garland Graves

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15B Assessor 16B Trustee

17B Small Claims Court Judge Doug Stephens 18B Constable Joe Turner

Barbara Hurst Lula Patton

18B Constable

Paul Tuttle

WAYNE 15B Assessor 16B Trustee 18B Constable 27B Township Board Dist 5 Election to held on paper Ballot

Edward Tangman David "King" Baird Ross Wells Sam Hawkins

A new law requires that the election board ask voters tor their voter ID number. However, you DO NOT need to provide your voter D number to vote this fall. No one can deny you the ricfit to vote.

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