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Tuesday, May 29, 2007

The Truth - How It Is!!!!
Current mood: energetic

Casino Gaming in St Paul will pay for all seniors meds, hospitalization, nursing homes, education, cut taxes drastically, pay for roads, transportation, add police, fire, home health care for seniors, fire inspectors, housing inspectors for mold, new road infrastructure, which will liven up downtown St. Paul. Prescriptions for senior, hospital and home care or nursing home care, good nursing homes.

Work in conjunction with Xcel arena, more good conventions, expos, concerts

Quit squandering money on companies from out of town to be consultants.

Get rid of all the pork in the city and county.

Where do you put casino gaming? Harriet Island, Raspberry Island and on Riverboats before Light Rail in up and running and run a line to the casinos, or have a station on Kellogg Blvd and with a shuttle service to the casino. Put the casino up to a referendum of the voters and let the taxpayers decide if they want a casino or not.

Light Rail might be good for St Paul, but in my opinion, St Paul is not ready for Light Rail yet since it will bring much law enforcement problems. Look at what the light rail brought in to the Mega Mall. The Ramsey City Board and City Council should not fight, not after Rapheal Ortegea, Ramsey County Board Member and the Ramsey County Board, did all of the work on the project.

St. Paul needs a turnover in the council. The president has been in power for far too long. St Paul is ready for a change, and bringing in new blood with new idea is the perfect way to facilitate change. Lets clean house, turn over the St Paul City Council.

Too many empty buildings and to many empty stores fronts "Why" to give perks to Big Business. Big Business gets greedier and pushes out small mom and pops out of business. Big Business should work together with small business to help make an atmosphere of teamwork.

At large council for entire City of St Paul. Get rid of the ward system.

Council meetings should be in the early evening and on sat afternoon, rotating the location. This will enable taxpayers and residents to attend meetings and speak up for what they believe.

I will have an open door policy in my office if I am elected. Stop me on the street and I will discuss any issue about the city of St Paul.

All City Council Elections Should Be Held at the same time. This would save the city thousands of dollars.

All promotions should be done from within the department, by the employees of that department.

Revoke smoking ban until it a statewide decision becomes law.

Stronger Union Support!!!!

Everybody works together as a team. Has fun. Will take more pride in our city. Consequently we will grow stronger together.

Why give 9.5 million to Andrew Zimmer?

Why 983 vacant homes in St Paul?

City Council member legislate their own agenda. Let the residents help the city council decide the agendas.

Reorganize all city agencies and services. Cut the Pork and share the wealth.

What has Chris Coleman done for St Paul? Pick up a check you say! Nothing! Absolutely Nothing! The mayor does not need a driver 24/7/365. Start cutting pork at the top all the way down to the bottom agencies.

Read "Invisable Prey" by Johnson Stanford.

Stop the Spending Spree! A casino will pay for it all.

Semple Excavating is not living up to what the city is paying for. Stop bidding out contracts for snowplowing. 128 cul-de-sacs in city are contracted, the city has enough personal and equipment to handle the plowing internally. The city did a better job than Semple. Where has the snow plowing budget surplus gone for the last 5 years?

Slot machines located in businesses and bars should keep revenue to reimburse them for lost revenue due to smoking bans.

Let the people decide if they want smoking and gaming, not local bodies.

Actively ticket vehicles parked in handicapped parking spots. Only three

around court house, only (2) on 4th and Kellogg. Squad cars should not have the right to park at the meters without paying for them, this is special treatment. Add additional handicapped parking spots around the City of St Paul.

Legalize ticket scalping! Let the citizens decide to pay or not for events. We do not need city officials to tell us how to spend our money. Freedom of choice.

Actively inspect businesses for illegal workers. Those that do not have a green card need to be deported so legal residents have a chance at a job.

List of properties owned by City of St Paul and Ramsey County. Properties like 7th & Maple St. Vacant Land. How were all of these properties obtained???

Mold! Train building and fire inspectors about the health dangers of untreated mold.

St Paul City Council and Ramsey County Board to Start Working Together for the good of the taxpayers. St Paul, Minneapolis, and surrounding communities should work together like the one big community, teamwork.

Hire additional police officers and teach them how to be more taxpayer friendly.

I've been told that one council person cannot make a difference, but I beg to differ. The magic word "let the voters decide what they want." After all, their taxes pay of it all.

Bring the Taste of Minnesota" back to the capital grounds. Move the Winter Carnival back to neighborhoods and downtown St. Paul. Bring More Nightlife to downtown St Paul so that taxpayers, visitors, and conventions can have some entertainment in the evening. Minneapolis gets all the action, all goes west, bring in any and all legal entertainment.

The politicians always solicit contributions from bar owners, however they are soon forgotten when legislation is enacted that hurts them and businesses. They just cater to large corporations. This is supposed to be a free country. I doubt that the first amendment to the constitution will be changed, and you know how the first amendment rights read out.

My Estate owns 58 pieces of property in the City of St Paul, and 1 in Wisconsin. All Warranty Deeds will soon be filed with Ramsey County.

Since 1993 their has been financial, fraud, embezzlement, forgery, and many more very serious crimes committed to my parents and my estate.

All I want is our hard working money and assets back, plus interest and penalties, and all done by the law. Incarceration will be very acceptable to myself and my heirs. I am a victim of home equity stripping and a severe mold problem. Abusive and predatory lending, financial fraud, embezzlement, forgery, theft, burglary, food poisoning, rear end collision when stopped a red light. I have a death treat, which I reported to the Oakdale Police Department, and have had numerous terroristic treats which I reported to the SPPD. They have not let me file charges after writing letters to John M. Harrington, Senior Commander Timothy Leary (homicide), Kathleen Wuorninen (commander of internal affairs), John Wuorninen (auto theft). I wrote them about it and heard no response. Guilty!!!

From 2000-2004 I have contributed a substantial amount of money to the St Paul K-9 foundation, St Paul Police Federation, and other SPPD causes and fundraisers. I even donated 3 private suites at the Metrodome and all events were given to the above departments to use at their discretion. Unfortunately 90% of the 3 suites were used for personal department entertainment, not the underprivileged causes I intended them to be used for.

I donated thousands for dollars to the to St Paul Harley Davidson and Tom Gianetti along with Bill Finney for the annual diabetes foundation. The funds were given to Aaron Foster to give to this cause but 90% were never derived, this I can prove. I have requested records from Tom Gianetti, St Paul Harley Davidson, Diabetes Foundation, and the U of M, but have received nothing. All contribution made thru Mr. Aaron Foster. Oh, and I am barred from St Paul Harley Davidson. "Guilty"

The St Paul Police Department tried to intimidate me with 32 moving violations, and I beat them all. It all started when I said I was going to run for St Paul Mayor.

I was barred from the St Paul Hotel because I told off senator Norm Coleman and Rudy Boswitch. I could care less, they are small minded people. "Guilty"

I will eventually name all names. As it will be the truth. In the end, you can never beat the truth. I always say I learn something new every day. To me it is called life. More to Come. Read a book called "Minnesota Rag by Fred W. Friendly." Very Interesting. Easy Reading. I hope to represent Ward 7 in the future. I truly am an independent liberal and proud of it. I do not believe in the party system. To much partisan B.S. Lets represent the tax payers and not worry about the party affiliations at large city council. Responsible to all tax payers in all wards. One big ward, the City of St Paul!!! It is a dirty rotten shame that there are 983 vacant homes in the City Of St Paul. I will take 3-4 million dollars in mortgages on my properties and will work with agencies to fix up and sell these vacant houses to minorities, blacks, Hispanics, Asian, and all parties in need for a low down payment and an estimated $500 dollar closing cost. A very low rate of interest. Payments will be cheaper than rent and these people will take pride in these properties. The American Dream is to own your own home. My father and I did contracts for deed for 40 years and very seldom had a foreclosure. Many people do not know what a contract for deed is. I started working on them with my father at age 10. See that I am a senior citizen and legally handicapped, I may qualify for grants, loans from the city and county, state or federal governments. This is one of my visions. I have more, but one step at a time. We will help many people to revitalize our beautiful City of St Paul and Ramsey County. This will all be accomplished if the City of St Paul, Ramsey County, the State of Minnesota, along with their bosses, the taxpayers, the people who pay the cities wages can bring this dream to life. A Team Effort!!! "I have a dream also."

I am a senior citizen and legally handicapped. I fear no one. I am not intimidated by anyone. I am fearless and always say it the way it is, and not behind your back. If I am in the wrong, I will admit it. Nobody is perfect, everybody has some skeletons in their closet. I owe no favors!!!! I am blessed by being multi-faceted. St Paul is my town. I love my city. Things have changed a lot since 1992, but we will try to rectify as much as possible if I am elected. Or should I say, honored to represent the great City of St Paul, Minnesota Ward 7.

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GeneralAuto Racing, I owned my own Sprint Car Team for 22 years. 217 feature wins. World of Outlaws! Dirt Modified Team #31, driver Ron Jones. Winningest Dirt Modified in the USA for 5 years. Member Hall of Fame, Knoxville, IA.
MusicAll types of happy music. Hmong, Chinese, Hispanic, Top 40, Soul, 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's, Techo, House, and Trance
MoviesRed Line
TelevisionAuto Racing, Sports, Public Access
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Jimmy For St Paul Mayor!'s Details
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Orientation:Straight
Hometown:St Paul, MN
Body type:5' 1" / Slim / Slender
Ethnicity:White / Caucasian
Zodiac Sign:Virgo
Smoke / Drink:No / No
Children:Love kids, but not for me
Occupation:Helping Others!

Memorian Jim Casci 22Apr08

Jim Casci apparantly died sitting at his desk, at Home Tues. 22Apr08 or wed morning,
Casci was missd that day at the weekly Senior Meeting at Sal, Sharon ,
Casci was very buy he notified Kathy Lantry of his Lawyer's, concerning 126 Winnipeg ownership, and 60 propertys.
Best I can do ,JC was active member of W 7th St. Salvation Army, Sr. he was the only guy with all "his ladies"
We were realestate friends as 50 yrs ago Casci had the CD on my parents home at 309 Pelham Blvd. St. Paul, 55104
Casci gave me the 60 propertys he was the fee owner on, will list after the funeral, currently he was helping Sharon at 609 Surrey, with all the vacant buildings
The Stress of fighting the City of St. Paul is heinous, repugnant to our Health,Safety,Welfare,
Casci informed the undersigned that Friends James McDonough, Judge DCoursey were True Blue,
Casci & I would talk couple times daily, primarily the cable Council meetings.
his charitable contributions via Aaron Foster and Bill "Corky" Finney?
Casci trusted Judge DeCoursey with his life 651-266-8334
Casci apparantly is to be cremated Anderson Funeral Homes on Arcade ST. - Google Search by "No Relative
Further well publized Shalom Nursing Homes Minnesota - Google Search , ownership of polluted lands 7th and Otto, criminal neglience of Jim Casci's Health ...
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Thursday, December 6, 2007

Jim Casci v Finney,Foster,Harrington et al

Jim Casci also has problems with Finney,Foster,Harrington Srg Jphn & Commander KathleenWuornien's,Sam Ballard,Tim Lyneuh, Todd Ellsworth,Tom Gianetti St. paul Harley owner, Diabetes Run,David L. Ayers Attorney,Andrea Miller City Attorney,St. Paul Canine Foundation, St. Paul Police Federation, St. Paul police Athletic League,1 plus million dollars Charitable Contributions funnelled thro Aaron Foster and Tim Lynaugh, Biggest Fraud Diabetes Foundation controlled by the annual Harley Diabetes Run. 3 Metro Dome Suites $615,000.00 donated to all of the above and more, they used for personal profit and gain, Jim Casci currently is under a GAG Order by the Anoka County Attorney Bob Johnson,, Casci received a Death Threat from Ron Maddox in council chambers while a candidate for Ward (7) in City Hall with High School Friend Jerry Trooien, to testify concerning the Bridges, re: www.myspace.com/jimcasci

  • St. Paul Police Chief John Harrington target of two complaints, lawsuit
    Harrington the target of two hostile-workplace complaints, unfair labor suit
    BY MARA H. GOTTFRIED and TIM NELSON
    Pioneer Press

    After more than three years of relatively smooth relations between St. Paul Police Chief John Harrington and his officers, the honeymoon appears to be over.

    Things came to a head this week with two hostile-workplace complaints filed by high-ranking officers against Harrington, and a lawsuit by the police union alleging unfair labor practices:

    -- A commander and sergeant allege Harrington treated them unfairly and retaliated against them for supporting political candidates he opposed.

    -- Both officers became aware that Harrington was being paid to work in off-duty jobs and expressed concerns over it.

    -- The lawsuit claims Harrington is giving police jobs to civilians, which the union said threatens public safety.

    Harrington said Wednesday his mission is to treat everyone in the department fairly. He disputed the public safety concern.

    Dave Titus, St. Paul Police Federation president, said relations between rank-and-file officers and Harrington have been "progressively getting worse" since he became chief in 2004.

    But Harrington said he hasn't been aware of bad blood.

    "I haven't had any sense there's a groundswell of concern," he said. "My impression is we're working through a series of grievances; there have been some labor disputes we've settled with them that have been very problematic."

    Mayor Chris Coleman expressed support for Harrington in a written statement Wednesday.

    "We have a strong police department and the chief is doing a great

  • Coleman said. "We take all allegations of workplace misconduct seriously. The city of St. Paul will deal with these allegations professionally and in accordance with the law."

    HOSTILE WORKPLACE ALLEGATIONS

    Sgt. Tyrone Strickland, who heads Western District investigations, and Cmdr. Todd Axtell, who works on homeland security issues, filed the complaints with the city's human resources department Monday and Tuesday, respectively. Both were obtained by the Pioneer Press on Wednesday.

    "It was very unfortunate that a sequence of events have led us to the point we're at today," Axtell said.

    Strickland said he would let the investigation take its course before commenting.

    Harrington said the city has told him an outside agency will conduct the investigation and that he couldn't comment on specifics.

  • ink we tried to be fair with all the commanders and all the sergeants," he said. "Anytime you do that there will be people who had plum assignments in the past who had to share assignments."

    In Axtell's memo to human resources, he wrote:

    -- Axtell began volunteering for Chris Coleman's mayoral campaign on his own time in 2005. He received several warnings from an assistant chief about not getting involved in politics.

    "He could cite no violation of policy, but instead repeatedly reminded me that the chief was getting along very well with (then) Mayor (Randy) Kelly."

    -- In 2005 and 2006, Axtell volunteered for another political campaign. The memo doesn't mention which campaign, but Axtell had supported retired St. Paul Police Chief Bill Finney in his campaign against incumbent Bob Fletcher for Ramsey County sheriff.

    On Nov. 11, 2006, four days after Fletcher defeated Finney, Axtell received an e-mail from Harrington, saying he was being reassigned.

    -- While planning for last summer's Hmong Soccer Tournament, Axtell was responsible for scheduling officers to work paid, off-duty jobs at the event. Axtell noticed that Harrington was listed as working in a paid, off-duty capacity for the event's sponsor.

    "Although it was unheard of for a St. Paul police chief (or other major city chiefs) to receive pay at such events, I didn't question this, but extended the offer to again include him on the schedule," Axtell wrote. "I sent him an e-mail with this offer, and in less than 40 minutes I had received an e-mail from another commander stating that the chief had reassigned him scheduling responsibility for this off-duty assignment."

    -- Axtell applied for a senior commander position in January and didn't get it. In March, after "many consecutive years of the highest ratings" in performance reviews, Axtell was downgraded.

    "Most recently, rumors have been circulated around the department that I am the target of an internal investigation regarding matters unknown to me. These latest rumors affirm my belief that Chief Harrington, if allowed to continue his retaliation, will hinder my ability to advance my career and permanently harm my reputation."

    In Strickland's memo to human resources, he wrote:

    -- Over the past three years, Strickland supported candidates for mayor, City Council and sheriff who opposed those Harrington and the police union supported.

    -- In November 2006, Harrington sent Strickland an e-mail telling Strickland to place him on the off-duty officer payroll for the Hmong New Year celebration. Strickland did not as he felt it was unethical and a conflict of interest.

    -- Strickland had been an acting commander and when he asked Harrington in August 2004 to make the position permanent, Harrington told him, "You know the (police) federation doesn't want me to promote you."

    UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES LAWSUIT

    The St. Paul Police Federation served a lawsuit on the city Monday, though it hasn't yet been filed in court, the union's attorney said. It lists instances in which police management has, or is considering, giving officers' work to civilians.

    The suit represents more than an internal battle between labor and management, Titus said.

    When juvenile runaways are found, they used to be questioned by officers; now, that is done by clerical staff, the lawsuit alleges.

    "This is an interview of what could be a victim or a suspect and police are specially trained for this," Titus said. "What if the ball gets dropped and it's the one opportunity for this kid to be saved?"

    Harrington said the change is different than that described in the lawsuit. Clerical workers will be taking information from parents who report after business hours that their runaway child has returned home and officers will follow up on the case, Harrington said.

    Harrington said there hadn't been a reduction in commanders or sergeants, but reassigning some work "allows us to put officers in additional investigative positions or patrol supervision."

    Mara H. Gottfried covers St. Paul public safety. She can be reached at mgottfried@pioneerpress.com or 651-228-5262.

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Sunday, September 9, 2007

Star Profile Ward & Jim Casci

Candidate Profile
Published Friday, September 07 08:30:16 AM
Name:Jim Vincent Casci

Other candidates in this race:

Office:St. Paul Ward 7 City Council member
Incumbent:No
City of residence:St. Paul
Website:http://www.myspace.com/jimcasci
Age:64
Background:I have attended St. Thomas Academy, Harding High School, University of Wisconsin-River Falls. I have lived in St. Paul my entire life. During this time I have developed a great respect and understanding for the city and its people.
Endorsements:No endorsements listed.
Most important issue:Since I am not a career politician, but an individual who wants to make a difference, I will give you a brief outline of my important issues. I would like to address the issues of senior citizens, including housing, nursing home abuse and health coverage. Reduce the 1,217 vacant homes, boost ownership! Address crime, reduce drug-dealing. Revitalize downtown, make it thrive again. Bring the Taste of Minnesota and Winter Carnival back to the Capitol. Cut the pork from the top down. Join the winning team! One person can make a difference!

Sunday, September 2, 2007

Jim Casci-Scoop-Wink Wink

August 28, 2007 4:23 PM

Ward 7: Wink, wink

taken from www.cityhallscoop.com

Reporter tnelson@pioneerpress.com

Some political candidates might be deterred by an arrest record.

Not Jim Casci.

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We were gearing up coverage recently for the Sept. 11 primary and we found the Ward 7 challenger's page on Myspace, the site he lists at the top of his voluminous fax communications. On the site, he's converted a recent mugshot into an animated gif -- it's now a winking Jim Casci in custody.

"Is that my mugshot?" he said when we called him about it today. "Well, what's wrong with that? It gets a lot of attention."

He was arrested -- but not charged -- for making phone threats to former St. Paul police chief Bill Finney in 2005. "It was a false arrest," he assured us when we asked him about it today. "It was malicious prosecution and attempted murder. I take 17 pills a day, and they didn't give them to me. It was all a set-up deal..."

Wink wink. jimcasci@comcast.net