ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1995 AS CAMPAIGN '95 JEFFERSON COUNTY Candidates For City, School, Other District Offices Listed Trudy Fulmer, 6623 Kenny Lane, House Springs. AMBULANCE DISTS. Council member Ward 2 Hanley Cherry, 217 Mississippi Avenue. Council member Ward 3 John Grillo, 500 Eighth Street.
Jene L. Nugent, 1503 Missouri Avenue. Council member Ward 4 Paul Holdinghausen', Briarwood Drive. DE SOTO Council member Nathan M. Myers, 803 East Main Street Robert A.
Carter, 408 Lueking Drive. Jeff Solomon, 706 Perry Street Gary W. Heffron, 317 North Seventh Street. FESTUS Pevely. Cheri Horn, 449 Main Street, Herculaneum.
Robert G. Watson P.O. Box 3C2, Pevely. Tom Sims, 932 Scenic Drive, Herculaneum. James Bates, 455 Main Street, Herculaneum.
Adrian Denbow, 2710 Sandy Creek Road, Pevely. FESTUS Director two to be elected Harold Oetting', 401 East Street. Garry Crow, 609 North Mill Street. George Lewis, 10652 St. Andrews Court.
FOX Director two to be elected Ronald Counts, 1720 East Highview Drive, Arnold. Richelle Endejan Zimmermann, 1524 Kingsway Drive, Arnold. Keith Ptasznik, 1260 Whispering Winds, Arnold. John Reed, 6101 Old Lemay Ferry Road, Arnold. Jon W.
Zimmermann, 1 976 Jeffco Boulevard, Arnold. John H. Nichols 1032 Southcrest Drive, Arnold. GRANDVIEW Director two to be elected Timothy J. Dugan, 8429 Logans Run, Dittmer.
Donna Scanlon, P.O. Box 71, Morse Mill. Kenneth L. Roberts, 20 Roberts Drive, Hillsboro. HILLSBORO Director two to be elected Dale E.
Thebeau, 5696 Whitehead Road, Hillsboro. Robert Dietrich, 561 Third Street, Hillsboro. George R. Engelbach, 3489 Linhorst Road, Hillsboro. JEFFERSON R-7 Director two to be elected Scott Edwards, 12301 Highway TT, Festus.
Bob Johnson, 1538 Kessler Lane, Festus. Dr. John T. Schwent, 14 Howe Crossing, Festus. Nena Gile, 8 Oakbriar Meadows, Festus.
NORTHWEST Director two to be elected Robert "Red" Parkinson, 4038 Byrnesmill Road, House Springs. Sherrie L. Werner, 4101 Schumacher Road, High Ridge. Michael J. Ried, 4417 Oak Drive, High Ridge.
Bill Gearon, 2624 Skyline Drive, High Ridge. Roger Fortner, 2529 Tricia Lane, High Ridge. Elect From page one dividing O'Shea and Winkeler, O'Shea wants the Police Board to keep its rule requiring most police officers to live in the city. "Police residency deters crime and fosters a feeling of safety for all of us," he said. Winkeler opposes mandatory city residency.
"It contributes to low morale," he said. He suggests instead that the city encourage but not require officers to live in the city by providing low-interest home loans or extra pay. Winkeler adds, however, that he would change his position as an alderman if 12th Ward voters support the residency rule in the nonbinding referendum on the April 4 ballot. O'Shea also looks to the April vote for guidance on the issue. Another point of disagreement is Winkeler's proposal for a new alder-manic ethics committee.
Among other things, Winkeler said, the panel could deal with complaints about decorum and language that he said have increased since board meetings have been carried gavel to gavel on cable Following are the candidates from Jefferson County municipalities, school districts and fire, ambulance and sewer districts who have filed for election on April 4." ARNOLD Clerk-Collector Diane Bast, 1958 Lone Pine Drive. Rita 883 Morningside Lane. Judge Robert Eisenhauer, 3343 Boca Raton Drive. City Attorney Robert Sweeney, 1338 Libra Drive. Treasurer Sandra L.
Kohler, 2320 Lincoln Drive. Council member Ward 1 Charles D. Cason 2238 Jackson Drive. Joseph Pounds, 485 Kathryn Lane. Council member Ward 2 David' 3362 Boca Raton Drive.
Michael 757 Mary Drive. Heath N. Courtney, 3235-5 Richardson Place Road. Council member Ward 3 Delmar Fisher, 2655 Jere Lane. Kenneth A.
Pennington, 2397 Summit Drive. Council member Ward 4 Phillis Roberts, 1522 Jacqueline Terrace." Russ Cottingnam1568 Park Ridge. BYRNES MILL Mayor Frank "Bug Man" Seiberlich, 3724 South Lakeshore. William Bledenstein, 3380 Franks Court. William "Bill" Rutledge, 3550 Greenfield Drive.
Timothy J. Vinson, 6800 Reginald Drive. Alderman Ward 1 Keith Barnhart, 4022 Vogt Road. Richard Hedrick, 3647 South Lakeshore. Alderman Ward 2 Ronald R.
Davies, 6355 Franks Road. Alderman Ward 3 Rick Mosley, 6648 North Drive. CEDAR HILL LAKES Trustee two to be elected Helen R. Maloney, 7311 Twin Ridge Drive. Paul E.
Dean, 7321 Springdale Drive. Thomas R. Pelikan, 7365 Woodland Drive. CRYSTAL CITY Treasurer Thomas Tucker, Sunridge Trail. Council member Ward 1 Carol Spreckelmeyer, 257 Airport Road.
Darrin Shores, 103 Lincoln Street. Ward From page one through the net, particularly when the landlord pays for utilities. Gregali says the city and Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. should work more closely to make sure all property gets required inspections. Kuhlmann says city inspectors should put more effort into responding to complaints about property than into neighborhood-wide inspections.
They should concentrate on major problems and not nit-pick on less important defects, he says. Camp says the city should provide incentives for people to fix up their property. It should revive a program where the city would reimburse up to 10 percent of the cost of renovations for people under some income limits, he says. The limits, he says, should be made somewhat more generous. Section 8 Rent Subsidies Gregali says the city should try to make the federal government avoid clustering of recipients of Section 8 rent subsidies.
"The city unfortunately has been used as a dumping ground for the program," he says. Kuhlmann says Section 8 generally has worked well. "The problems should be dealt with on a case-by-case basis," he says. Camp says he does not know that much about the program. The alderman should work with neighborhood groups to get rid of problem tenants, he says.
Crime Camp warns that is undermining neighborhood stability. He has been the victim of a car theft and says he is frustrated that people who are repeatedly arrested for the same type of crime still are on the streets. Repeat offenders should not be re 14th WARD EUGENE J.CAMP JR. Address: 4435 Rosa Avenue Age: 38 Occupation: Real estate agent Family status: Single Education: Graduate of St. Mary's High School; associate's degree, St.
Louis Community College at Meramec; bachelor's degree, University of Missouri at St. Louis; attended law school, University of Missouri at Columbia Political Careen Running for public office for the first time STEPHEN GREGALI Address: 4645 Leona Street Age: 38 Occupation: Organizerbusiness representative, Local 2, Operating Engineers Family status: Married, one Drive. KIMMSWICK Mayor Martha Patterson, 121 Oak Street. James Love, 6020 Fifth Street. Alderman Ward 1 Shirley Ising, 403 Oak Street.
Larry White, 31 5 Oak Street. Jerome "Jerry" Selsor, 6016 Oak Street. Alderman Ward 2 Ray D. Cagle, 116 Mill Street. OLYMPIAN VILLAGE Alderman Ward 1 Jerry Lyston, 2900 Plato Place.
"Sandy" Sondra Rangel, 2715 Parthenon Drive. Alderman Ward 2 Stella R. Ross, 364 Sirius. PARKDALE Trustee Ward 1 Paul Thompson, 2036 Ridgedale. Trustee Ward 3 Anthony Badami, 5520 Robert Road.
PEVELY Mayor John Knobloch, 409 Old State Road North. George A. Dunn, 412 Old State Road North. Collector Peggy S. Sargent, 701 Maple Avenue.
Alderman Ward 1 Steven R. Edwards, 531 Pevely Manor Drive. Joy Wineinger, 230 Pleasant Road. Steve Cook, 225 Charles Street. Alderman Ward 2 Anthony Kern, 1058 Sunridge Trail West.
Edward F. Walters, 672 Riverview Drive. Alderman Ward 3 Glenn E. Ziegelmeyer, 865 Cha Bern Drive. SCOTSDALE Trustee two to be elected Mark C.
Brown, 6946 Bonanza Drive. Cheryl Ladage, 6941 Bonanza Drive. Angela N. Gilley, 4851 Scotsdale. Robert Bauer, 6884 Providence Road.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS CRYSTAL CITY Director two to be elected Stephen Bouchard, 1 Rivercore. Linda K. Schilly, 31 3 Jefferson Avenue. DE SOTO Director two to be elected Felix Milfeld, 1812 Rock Road. Terry Lewis, 600 Valle Place.
Patricia "Patty" Blank, P.O. Box 507. Wayne Kite, 612 South Fourth Street. Pat Lutz, 420 North Ninth Street. DUNKLIN Director two to be elected C.
Jack Gray, 559 Westwood Drive, Post-Dispatch Map contribution limits took effect. He reported $500 contributions from the state branch of his union, the Operating Engineers, and from William S. Jackson, lobbyist for the Seafarer's union. Gregali and Vergil Belfi of St. Louis, each loaned $1,000 to the campaign last March.
Belfi is Gregali's uncle and business manager of Local 2 of the Operating Engineers. Gregali says he suspended fund raising last summer to avoid hurting candidates running last November. Camp and Kuhlmann filed statements saying they would not raise or spend more than $1,000 nor receive a single contribution exceeding $250. Camp may file a detailed report at the next deadline seven days before the election because he estimates he might spend $1,500 on his campaign. Kuhlmann estimates he will spend $700 on his campaign.
He says he has received a $15 contribution and the rest of the money he uses on his campaign will be his own. Blast From page one county has set blasting limits for contractors and has established enforcement of regulations, which had been lacking, he said. But Bayer said that once the county issues a contractor an explosives permit, inspectors generally investigate blasting records only if there has been a complaint. Branch From page one than 100 people to sign such a petition and presented it to the mayor and Board of Aldermen. "Some may have called it drastic at the time," recalled Alderman Robert Ruggeri, D-24th Ward, nit it got 12th 14th Wards SUNRISE Director two to be elected Tim Copeland, 4263 Valles Mines Road.
James Plymale, 1553 Hillcrest. (Unexpired one-year term) Tina M. Squires, 318 Lakeview Drive. Clifford A. Copeland, Box 187 Sunrise School Road.
WINDSOR Director two to be elected Lloyd R. Meyer, 1758 Bayberry Lane, Barnhart. Paul E. Russell, 7134 Burgess Drive, Barnhart. Ann Marie Elder, 1534 South Ridge StreetJBarnhart EFFERSON COLLEGE Trustee two to be elected Pauline M.
"Polly" Chism, 12486 State Road TT, Festus. Eva Carolyn Kirkpatrick, 3511 Stone-brook Forest Drive, Imperial. Donnell C. Horn, 428 Vreeland Road, Hillsboro. Ray Dickhaner, 2805 East Rock Creek Road, Arnold.
Mary S. Laulo, 2518 Seckman Road, Imperial. Melanie Ann Madson, 1312 North Third Street, Festus. Linda Ellis Schepers, 322 Joachim Street, Herculaneum. Lillian A.
Mangelsdorf, 1537 East Marriott, Barnhart. FIRE DISTRICTS DE SOTO Director six-year term Lillian "Lil" Plunk, 11983 Ware Lake Road, Dittmer. Clifford Hill, 14505 Hilltop Drive, De Soto. Steve Pinkley, 4152 Ridge Drive, De Soto. Edward A.
Coleman, 400 Arrowhead Drive, De Soto. John R. Griffith 12919 Hidden Valley Ranch Road, De Soto. Mark Rotter, 14320 State Road De Soto. HIGH RIDGE Director six-year term Carleton H.
Miller, 5724 Werner Drive, High Ridge. HILLSBORO Director six-year term Robert D. Brown, 103 Fourth Street, Hillsboro. SPRINGDALE Director six-year term William R. Deutsch, 765 Hermitage Drive, Fenton.
(Unexpired five-year term) Scott Clark, 742 Cardinal Park Circle, Fenton. television. O'Shea questions whether the committee could be effective because aldermen would be asked to police themselves. On other issues, both support the police pay raise and continued state control of the police department, but they add that the city should have more input on how that agency spends city money. They agree that the city's new jail should be downtown.
And each would consider admission fees at the Zoo and Art Museum as a way to help raise money to renovate Forest Park. Each candidate says he's better attuned to 12th Ward voters than the other. O'Shea points out that he has lived in the city his whole life. Winkeler moved to the 12th Ward five years ago from St. Louis County.
Winkeler notes that O'Shea moved to the 12th Ward just last year from another part of the city. In contrast, Winkeler said, he has been active in various groups in the ward for several years and ran for committeeman in 1992 to get his name widely known in preparation for a race for alderman. O'Shea says he lives only a few blocks from his former home in the 16th Ward. from blasting. Bayer says yes but homeowners must prove that damage has occurred from blasting.
He noted that an ordinance requiring seismograph readings would provide residents with information that could be used for claims. In other business, the board approved an application for Moto Mart Inc. of Belleville to build a gasoline station and food store on Elam Drive west of Highway 141. for the area, neighborhood access to all the holdings of the library system and material for students writing papers, he says. Still, he said, among neighborhood residents, "the fight to increase library services in Dogtown has been going on so long that no one will believe it's going to happen until it actually happens." By Susan Brou BIG RIVER Director two to be elected Roger L.
Goray 8224 State Route 30, Dittmer. Arthur G. Combs, 6618 Valley Drive, Cedar Hill. Leo A. Meyer P.O.
Box 45, Dittmer. Karen K. Waisner, 6812 Klondike, Hillsboro. Steven Bell, 6005 Town and Country, House Springs. JOACHIM PLATTIN Director two to be elected Charles Cayce, 402 South Mill Street, Festus.
Jasper "Jay" Katzenberger, 3567 Grade Waggoner, Festus. George Churchill, 9325 Meadowview Place, Pevely. NORTH JEFFERSON Director two to be elected Robert F. "Bob" Ottomeyer, 2874 Patti Lane, High Ridge. Maureen S.
Potter, 2105 Terra Lane, High Ridge. Mearl Daugherty, 4510 West Rock Creek Road, High Ridge. Director unexpired term Carla Yount Hloben, Box 315, High Ridge. ROCK TOWNSHIP Director two to be elected Kenny Orr, 4603 East Four Ridge, Imperial. John Wieners, 2932 Northern Lights, Arnold.
Paul Horn, 1842 Eagle, Arnold. VALLE Director two to be elected Ron Barttelbort, 5353 State Road De Soto. Becky Martin Lowry, P.O. Box 334, De Soto. Arthur Netteler 13766 Vineland, De Soto.
SEWER DISTRICTS HERCULANEUM Supervisor five-year term Lawrence F. Casey, 809 Brown Street, Herculaneum. (Unexpired one-year term) James F. Sweet, 509 St. Joseph Street, Herculaneum.
LAKE ADELLE Trustee two to be elected Cindy Mitchell, 8498 Lake Drive, Cedar Hill. Gail Paro, 7610 Lake Drive, Cedar Hill. LINDBERGH SCHOOLS Math Pupils Raise Funds For Hospital Thirty math pupils at Sper-reng Middle School have raised more than $1,400 in a contest to benefit St. Jude's Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. The sixth-grade class of teacher Kelly Harper went door-to-door and buttonholed friends and family to solicit pledges.
They then sat down to calculate some 200 problems in fractions and decimals in the annual contest. "I'm really proud of them," said Harper. "They worked really hard." The contest lasted from Jan. 23 to Jan. 30.
The children brought in the $1,487.74 on Jan. 30. Sperreng, 12111 Tes-son Ferry Road, is in the Lindbergh School District. Harper, 26, who lives in Col-linsville, says the children were not promised a reward. "The kids who did it really wanted to," she said.
"I don't have anything to do with it. The kids did it all." St. Jude's, a hospital for crippled children made famous by the late entertainer Danny Thomas, will come through with T-shirts for each child who raised at least $30 and gym bags for each collecting at least $75. And Six Flags Over Mid-America rewards those raising $30 with one admission to the amusem*nt park in Eureka. Of Harper's 120 pupils, 55 signed up for the contest.
Harper said 30 finished the booklet of math problems and turned in pledges. Each year her charges have collected more than $1,000 in the contest, she said. Library From page one branches inside large stores or along public transportation. In Atlanta, he noted, the library had installed a kiosk in the subway. Hours at the Marketplace branch will be similar to those at Charing Cross, 1 to 6 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, says Gerald Brooks, manager of community affairs for the library system. McGuire said he didn't know the total cost of the new branch but said it would certainly hold more than $50,000 worth of materials. Even though the city is losing population, more people were using the library, Brooks said.
Since 1988, he said, usage was up 50 percent among adults and 40 percent among children. (f Mayor John A. "Johnny" Graham, 715 Valentine Street. Jack Kind, 1 1 5 West Avenue. Jim Striler, 228 North Adams Street.
Treasurer Roy Burnside, 1203 North Fifth Street. Council member Ward 1 Adam McCullough, 1225 Old Highway CC. Council member Ward 2 Steve Vest, 1 108 North Second Street. R. Scott Harness, 940 West Main Street.
Council member Ward 3 Klint Oldham, 805 Virginia Street. Council member Ward 4 Robert Tucker, 1808 Hemlock Street. Michael Warden, 512 Rose Lane. HERCULANEUM Mayor Jerry L. Martin, 456 Reservoir Street.
Tommy L. Griffith, 944 Dale Street. Collector Tonya Hoffmann, 1422 Commercial Boulevard. Alderman Ward 1 Randy Hill, 368 Station Street. Peggy R.
Cartee, 946 Church Street. Alderman Ward 2 Michelle Richardson, 330 Maple Street. Herb Marler, 427 Joachim Avenue. Alderman Ward 3 David Hoffmann, 1422 Commercial Boulevard. Jim Matzker, 803 Sheraton Lane.
HILLSBORO Mayor Robert D. "Bob" Stringer, 820 South Suncrest Drive. Frank A. Roland 443 Vreeland Road. Alderman Ward 1 Tom Newell, 522 Vreeland Road.
Alderman Ward 2 Edward Moss, 38 Ridgewood Drive. Alderman Ward 3 Nancy K. Maxwell, 749 Camelot Estates Drive. Glenn Dunn, 791 Grandview Drive. Alderman Ward 4 Jeffery J.
Buckner, 804 Twin Oak leased before trial, he says. Kuhlmann says the city should be strict with prisoners but make a greater effort to help them find training and jobs. Gregali says "safety is a big issue," with residents, but not as important as maintaining property values. He favors Neighborhood Watch programs and community policing. "I strongly advocate active neighborhoods," he says.
All three candidates favor a police pay raise, a move Mayor Freeman Bosley Jr. opposes. Riverboat Gambling The candidates want city officials to try to persuade would-be operators of gambling boats to provide a hotel, although perhaps not with as many as the 1,000 or more rooms that officials sought. They are willing to compromise on the percentage of gross revenues the city should receive as a lease payment. "The city should charge what the market will bear," Kuhlmann says.
The Campaign Gregali had worked on Garvey's campaign. He has the support of party officials and says he was encouraged to run by Harry Kennedy, the Democratic committeeman. Gregali also has the support of the St. Louis Labor Council. Camp says he benefits from the name recognition from his father, whom the public remembers even though he left the chief's job nearly 13 years ago.
Kuhlmann says he put the nickname Charley Horse on the ballot as a gimmick to get people's attention. He says he has owned a horse as a hobby. Campaign finance reports filed in late January show that Gregali has the most money. He had raised $5,186.27 and spent $851.38. He raised about a third of the money about a year ago, long before new daughter Education: Graduate of St.
Mary's High School, attended St. Louis Community College at Meramec Political Career. Running for public office for the first time CHARLES KULLMANN Address: 4807 Rhodes Avenue Age: 73 Occupation: Retired as division chief, Aviation Systems Command; teaches law and business at St. Louis campus of Columbia College Family status: Married, six children, eight grandchildren Education: Graduate of St. John the Baptist High School; associate's, bachelor's and master's degrees in accounting, St.
Louis University; law degree, St. Louis University; master's degree in human relations, Webster University Political Career Running for public office for the first time fully for 1 2th Ward Democratic 12thWARO committeeman, 1992 JOHN T. O'SHEA MICHAEL G. WINKELER Address: 6207 Nagel Avenue. Address: 4085 Alma Avenue Age: 27 Age: 32 Occupation: Lawyer, Nichols Occupation: Real estate broker Challis firm with Winkeler Companies Family status: Single Family status: Married, one child Education: Graduate of St.
Louis Education: Graduate of Vianney University High School; bache- High School; bachelor's degree in lor's degree in accounting, Univer- finance, St. Louis University; at- sity of Missouri at Columbia; law tended Webster University gradu- degree, St. Louis University ate school Political career First time seeking Political career: Ran unsuccess- public office Aldermen plan to control blasting by passing a bill requiring contractors to submit seismograph data that would be interpreted by a monitoring consultant. The board favors hiring a consultant rather than buying a seismograph for $3,000 to $7,000 and training an inspector to use it. Bayer says his firm charges from $350 to $500 a day to monitor seismograph readings.
Mark Loyd, a Peerless Park property owner, asked whether homeowner's insurance covers damage the ear of the library board." Shortly thereafter, the library board agreed to the new branch so long as Proposition passed. McGuire, the deputy director of the library, said last week, "We committed to building this branch as part of the tax campaign, but we'd been interested in it long before that." Now that the library is going in, Bauer says he is happy. Th r. library will provide a long-needed kfal point.
