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	Frank Cremeans - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frank A. Cremeans (April 5, 1943-January 2, 2003) was an Ohio small-businessman who represented Ohio in the United States House of Representatives as a Republican.
		Cremeans made bizarre charges in the campaign that Strickland had burgled his offices and was spying on him while Strickland showed up at Cremeans rallies with a videocamera that sometimes had no tape in it.
		In 1998, Cremeans sought to retake his seat from Strickland, but he was defeated in the nasty, three-way Republican primary by Lieutenant Governor Nancy Hollister.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frank_Cremeans (456 words)

	House Top 40 Races -- GOP Midwest
		Frank A. Cremeans of the 6th District is perhaps the most vulnerable of Ohio's four freshman Republican House members.
		Strickland also criticizes Cremeans for voting to cut the earned-income tax credit for the working poor; Cremeans responds that his vote on that issue was part of a bill that also permitted families to take a $500-per-child tax credit.
		Cremeans has been a target of labor unions, who have been running ads all year in the 6th relating to the Medicare issue.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1996/news/9611/01/house/oh06.shtml (411 words)

	Congressional hopeful using mortgage in race
		Cremeans had won the seat two years before, as part of the Republican landslide that gave the GOP control of the House and made Newt Gingrich speaker.
		Cremeans was supporting Steve Forbes over Bob Dole for the GOP presidential nomination, at a time when the entire party establishment in Ohio was on the Dole bandwagon.
		Cremeans' campaign was $318,151.41 in the hole -- most of it money that he lent to his campaign committee, including the proceeds from the second mortgage on his house.
	www.enquirer.com /columns/wilkinson/1998/04/041998hw.html (616 words)

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		WASHINGTON - Former Rep. Frank Cremeans likes to remind the Republican faithful in the rolling and rural 6th Congressional District of southeastern Ohio that he was there at the revolution.
		Cremeans, one-time educator turned concrete company millionaire, was part of the now legendary Class of '94, one of those conservative freshman who helped the GOP recapture the House for the first time in 40 years.
		The most telling evidence of Cremeans' woes is the number of current members of the Ohio congressional delegation who have voiced support for Ms.
	www.cincypost.com /news/1998/sixth042798.html (838 words)

	The American Enterprise: Mr. Cremeans Goes to Washington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Frank had been elected by a slim margin the year before over a Democratic incumbent, in Ohio’s largest and most rural Congressional district.
		That is because Frank was not in politics for himself, but because he felt it was his duty.
		Frank took me to one of Sonny Bono’s parties, made sure I met Newt Gingrich at the Speaker’s office, and took me and some constituents to the Capitol dome.
	www.taemag.com /issues/articleID.18230/article_detail.asp (718 words)

	Primary 2000 - Two DeWine challengers come from the right
		Frank Cremeans, a former congressman and owner of a Gallipolis concrete company, questions Mr.
		Cremeans in the 6th Congressional District GOP primary.
		Cremeans, but she lost the general election to U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland.
	www.cincinnati.com /primary2000/two_dewine_challengers_come.html (481 words)

	TIES TO NEWT STRANGLED SOME GOP FROSH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Two years ago, Dick Chrysler and Frank Cremeans were two poster boys for the Republican revolution that swept Capitol Hill.
		Cremeans (Ohio) was ousted by the man he defeated in 1994, Ted Strickland.
		The businessmen-turned-politicians were among the group of 12 GOP freshmen -- about one-sixth of the rookie class -- to be turned out of office by the voters.
	www.businessweek.com /bwdaily/dnflash/november/new1107g.htm (587 words)

	AllPolitics - Congressional Races - Ohio District 6
		Democrats hope that the same Contract with America that helped Cremeans win two years ago--by just two percentage points--will be his undoing this time around: his economically depressed district may not be as excited about fewer government services.
		But Cremeans, the son of a coal miner and an opponent of abortion and gay rights, says success depends on the individual, and is hoping his mostly working-class constituents still agree.
		After three unsuccessful runs at the House, Strickland finally won in 1992--only to be unseated by Frank Cremeans in 1994.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1996/candidates/election.guide/text/OH06.shtml (270 words)

	archivering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Frank upset Ted Strickland in 1994 to win Ohio's 6th District Congressional seat.
		Then Frank ran again in '98, and was defeated in the GOP Primary by Nancy Hollister (who also lost to Ted, who, by the way, is now the Democrat frontrunner for Ohio Governor).
		He was soundly defeated, as everyone but Frank knew he would be.
	www.getelephantwars.com /archivering.html (490 words)

	The Enquirer - Howard Wilkinson - July 6, 1997
		Two years later, another political novice, Frank Cremeans, who ran a cement business in Gallipolis, rode the wave that made Newt Gingrich speaker and upset Mr.
		Cremeans is toying with the idea of running again, but Ms.
		Cremeans was considering a comeback, Republican heavyweights such as U.S. Rep. John Boehner, chairman of the House Republican Conference, began lobbying Ms.
	www.enquirer.com /columns/wilkinson/1997/07/070697_hw.html (595 words)

	Letters: The votes don't add up - Salon
		Though he lost his seat in the 1994 Contract With America sweep to Republican Frank Cremeans, he came back in 1996 and has had decisive victories since then, which is testament to his political abilities in a conservative district.
		I went to Ohio University from 1994-96, and he was running for representative at that time against Frank Cremeans, I think.
		I do remember, though, that Frank was the epitome of the Gingrich revolution, the contract on America.
	letters.salon.com /news/feature/2006/07/24/blackwell/view/?show=ec (1087 words)

	The Athens NEWS: Twice weekly alternative
		Cremeans resurrected the issue through his speeches and election ads, accusing Strickland of raising taxes in a region that couldn't afford it.
		Election fervor climaxed with Cremeans' all-encompassing TV attack ad that inquired: "Ted Strickland and Bill Clinton: Are they too liberal for southeastern Ohio?"
		Cremeans won the election 51 percent to 49 percent, though many believe Clinton's budget ultimately provided for the 1990s economic boom.
	www.athensnews.com /issue/article.php3?story_id=17548 (1016 words)

	Causes and Consequences of Political Polarization in the United States
		Cremeans was also motivated by conservative social causes, most notably his
		Cremeans voted for a balanced budget amendment (H J Res.
		Cremeans' ACLU, NARAL, and ADA scores during his first term: 2.5 out of 100.
	hcl.chass.ncsu.edu /garson/ps201/king.html (5474 words)

	CREMEANS family history and genealogy information .. Cremeans ancestry links
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	www.museumstuff.com /zg.cgi?w=cremeans (193 words)

	The Post: Hollister captures sixth district win (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Those candidates included Frank Cremeans (20,364 votes) from Galipolis, Mike Azinger (12,080 votes) from Marietta, Tom Sharp (1,824) from Belpre and Grant Micheal Browne (985 votes) from Chilicothe.
		To go up against Cremeans, you have to have a little confidence, he said.
		Though Cremeans lost by more than 2,000 votes, he said in a press release last night that he wishes Hollister the best as she continues in the race against Strickland.
	thepost.baker.ohiou.edu /archives/archives/050698/hollister.html (317 words)

	WTAP \| Former Congressman Dies
		His daughter says Cremeans died Thursday night after a short
		Cremeans' daughter Cari Duval says her father died of
		She says her father had been diagnosed with neuropathy, a deterioration of the nervous system.
	www.wtap.com /home/headlines/170516.html (44 words)

	The American Reform Party Congressional Strategy: Ohio
		On the other hand, his long-time nemesis and opponent in 96, Frank Cremeans, from whom Strickland grabbed this seat, is an arch-conservative.
		Her Republican opponent in the 98 primary, Cremeans again, got Ralph Reed, former head of the Christian Coalition to manage his campaign, and there was corresponding rhetoric from the Cremeans camp about how Hollister and Strickland were both "liberals."
		Moderate Hollister WON her Ohio primary against Cremeans and then went on to be defeated by Strickland, 57% to 43%.
	criggs.home.pipeline.com /ohiop.htm (3417 words)

	TIME.com: EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF -- Sep. 23, 1996 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It was only two years ago that political rookie Frank Cremeans redecorated the roadsides of his sprawling Ohio district with billboards urging voters to SEND THE WHITE HOUSE A MESSAGE.
		These days his campaign is more likely to draw attention to the personal thank-you note Cremeans got from Bill Clinton last month for bucking Newt Gingrich and supporting a 90[cents]-an-hour minimum-wage hike.
		Fellow G.O.P. freshman Phil English, who maligned his 1994 opponent by labeling him a "Clinton clone," got a note too; he was so moved he announced it at a news conference back home in Erie, Pennsylvania.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,985180,00.html (557 words)

	NewStandard: 11/3/96
		Some GOP House freshmen are clearly on the ropes -- Rep. Michael Flanagan of Illinois; Dan Frisa of New York; Richard Chrysler of Michigan and Andrea Seastrand of California among them.
		James Longley of Maine, Fred Heineman and David Funderburk of North Carolina, Frank Cremeans of Ohio, Steve Stockman of Texas and Helen Chenoweth of Idaho, also are in uphill struggles for a second term.
		Others, notably Reps. Jon Christensen of Nebraska and George Nethercutt of Washington, seem to have regained momentum after earlier attacks by the AFL-CIO.
	www.s-t.com /daily/11-96/11-03-96/m01wn188.htm (902 words)

	Mike DeWine - Congresspedia
		In 1990 he left the House and was elected Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, and served in that position from 1991 to 1995.
		After a failed bid to unseat Senator John Glenn in 1992, DeWine was later elected to the U.S. Senate in the election of 1994, defeating prominent attorney Joel Hyatt, and was reelected in 2000, defeating former U.S. Rep. Frank Cremeans in the primary and Ted Celeste in the general election.
		DeWine is a supporter of gun control laws and in 2004 co-sponsored an amendment to renew the ban on semi-automatic weapons.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Mike_DeWine (980 words)

	AGI GAP Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act Hearing (11-9-95)
		This hearing was conducted in order to provide a legislative record for H.R. 2372, which was cosponsored by Rep. Barbara Cubin (R-WY) and Rep. Frank Cremeans (R-OH).
		Bill sponsor Cremeans complained that the current federal/state arrangement was counterproductive and involved duplication of work and second-guessing the states.
		Sponsor Cubin stated that her intent was to reaffirm and clarify the original intent of SMCRA, which was for the states to have primacy in regulation.
	www.agiweb.org /gap/hearings/smcrahrg.html (991 words)

	Montgomery County Ohio Democratic Party Blog: 2005-05-08
		All of the surroundingdistricts are red, so his departure could come back to bite theDemocrats if he fails, as it's entirely possible that he'll be replaced in the U.S. Congress by a Republican; that area is "conservative poor" country.
		That said, Strickland is not a candidate to take lightly due to the mere fact that he has won in that conservative country for several terms now; he was first elected in 1992, got ousted for one term in the Gingrich Revolution (1994-96) by Frank Cremeans, and has been there from 1996-present.
		A Democrat that can consistently win the votes of conservative rural voters has as good a shot as anyDemocrat, though the state GOP machinery in Ohio is far ahead of its Democratic counterpart and Strickland's success has obviously been aided by safe districting (a.k.a.
	www.montgomerydems.org /blog/2005_05_08_archive.html (625 words)

	Votes by Frank Cremeans \| Congress votes database \| washingtonpost.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Members of Congress / Frank Cremeans / Votes
		Vote 455: H R 3610: Department of Defense Appropriations for F.Y. Yes
		Vote 360: H R 3816: Energy and Water Appropriations, Fy 1997
	projects.washingtonpost.com /congress/members/c000903/votes (1013 words)

	‘Elephant Wars’ Added to Democracy in Action’s Post-Election Books
		During those years, the GOP picked up 15 seats in the State Legislature, elected the first Republican Secretary of State and Supreme Court Justice in decades, reelected Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito twice, helped carry the state for President Bush by a 13-point margin, and increased Republican voter rolls at a greater rate than the Democrats.
		Gary Abernathy, published by iUniverse, was a reporter, columnist and editor for various newspapers in Ohio, then served as deputy district director for former Ohio Congressman Frank Cremeans.
		Prior to joining the West Virginia GOP, he served as communications director of the Ohio Republican Party from 1998-2001.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2005/8/emw273557.htm (481 words)

	Mike Azinger Challenges Ted Strickland for U.S. Congress, Ohio 6th [Free Republic]
		He then joined Azinger-Fittro Insurance Agency with his father Tom, selling life, home, auto, property and casualty insurance.
		He ran for Congress in 1998 against former Congressman Frank Cremeans, Lt. Gov.
		As a newcomer to politics in 1998, Mike surprised the political pundits by garnering an impressive 21% of the vote in a 5-person race.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a39f3892e43b1.htm (747 words)

	People For the American Way - August: Ralph Reed Moves His Holy Politics to the Private Sector
		California's Bob Zemel (R) chose not to run after deciding he could not defeat former Representative Bob Dornan (R) in the primary.
		Former Representative Frank Cremeans (R-OH), who hired Reed to coordinate his campaign, later ended their association before the primary.
		He ended up losing by a few percentage points to Ohio Lt. Governor Nancy P. Hollister (R).
	www.pfaw.org /pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=3938 (1459 words)

	Frank Cremeans on the Issues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Limit welfare to 2 years & cut welfare spending
		Frank Cremeans is a [Political type to be determined when more excerpts are collected].
		Reproduction of material from any OnTheIssues.org pages without written permission is prohibited.
	www.issues2000.org /OH/Frank_Cremeans.htm (345 words)

	Clinton Election Victory
		In the next four years, the unions will be forced to look in a new direction.
		According to Republican Congressman, Frank Cremeans, "The President signed 60% of our legislation into law.
		I'm confident he will work with us in completing the Contract (with America) issues that we set out to accomplish."
	www.marxist.com /usa/clintonelectionvictory.html (797 words)

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