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Jensen surrenders ACES leadership as fraud claims rock advocacy group

Originally published, March 24, 2004
By JIM PROVANCE BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - Geraldine Jensen, the head of a national child support
organization that was founded in Toledo, is stepping down amid fraud
allegations against her and theft charges against a former top assistant.
Ms. Jensen, who founded the Association for Children for Enforcement of
Support in 1984, has turned over the director's reins to Debbie Kline of
Cleveland.

Ms. Jensen, who founded the Association for Children for Enforcement of
Support in 1984, has turned over the director's reins to Debbie Kline of
Cleveland. ACES's home office quietly moved from Toledo to Fredericksburg,
Va., last year.

Ms. Jensen, 51, does not plan to seek re-election as chairman of the board
during the trustees' annual meeting in July, but she will run for a seat on
the board. The transition occurs as ACES struggles financially and deals
with the prosecution of one of its own for alleged theft of more than
$80,000 from the organization.

Sometimes the wheel turns slowly, but it turns nonetheless...


In article , "Dave Briggman"
writes:

Jensen surrenders ACES leadership as fraud claims rock advocacy group

Originally published, March 24, 2004
By JIM PROVANCE BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - Geraldine Jensen, the head of a national child support
organization that was founded in Toledo, is stepping down amid fraud
allegations against her and theft charges against a former top assistant.
Ms. Jensen, who founded the Association for Children for Enforcement of
Support in 1984, has turned over the director's reins to Debbie Kline of
Cleveland.

Sometimes the wheel turns slowly, but it turns nonetheless...


In article , "Dave Briggman"
writes:

Jensen surrenders ACES leadership as fraud claims rock advocacy group

Originally published, March 24, 2004
By JIM PROVANCE BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - Geraldine Jensen, the head of a national child support
organization that was founded in Toledo, is stepping down amid fraud
allegations against her and theft charges against a former top assistant.
Ms. Jensen, who founded the Association for Children for Enforcement of
Support in 1984, has turned over the director's reins to Debbie Kline of
Cleveland.

Sometimes the wheel turns slowly, but it turns nonetheless...


In article , "Dave Briggman"
writes:

Jensen surrenders ACES leadership as fraud claims rock advocacy group

Originally published, March 24, 2004
By JIM PROVANCE BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - Geraldine Jensen, the head of a national child support
organization that was founded in Toledo, is stepping down amid fraud
allegations against her and theft charges against a former top assistant.
Ms. Jensen, who founded the Association for Children for Enforcement of
Support in 1984, has turned over the director's reins to Debbie Kline of
Cleveland.