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Florida Sheriffs Association Officers .. Board of Directors .

COVER PHOTO 's Government

When Florida's remodeled capitol was Executive Branch dedicated in 1902, visitors were able to admire a colorful glass dome in the center Directory of State Agencies . of the building, directly under the cupola, but by 1911 or 1912 the glass dome was State Government Chart .. 12 gone. Now it's back and a highlight of the Legislative Branch . restored building. 14 Leaking water apparently forced the removal of the original glass structure. In Judicial Branch . . 21 later years historians would read how architect Frank Pierce Milburn had Florida's People in Washington .. 26 included a glass subdome in his 1902 remake of the capitol, but the materials Directory of County Officials .. 32 and design appeared to be lost. When restoration of the old capitol Sheriffs of Florida (Biographies) .. 37 began in 1977, all interior walls added since 1902 were removed to return the Directory of Law Enforcement Agencies. . .. building to its original configuration. 52 As workmen were taking apart one of Florida these walls, they came across an Police Chiefs . . 56 important find. Along with several old whiskey bottles and a spittoon, they found Sheriffs' Telephone Numbers 103 pounds of colored glass. and Addresses ...... Inside Back Cover With this new found treasure, members of the restoration team set about trying to reconstruct what the original glass dome must have looked like. After investing hundreds of hours of painstaking work, Vol. 27, No. 1, March-April, 1983 the team had a design which is thought to recreate the original. Publisher, Berwin Williams, Executive Director, Florida Sheriffs Association The design was sent to the Louisville Editor, Carl Stauffer Art Director, Frank Jones Editorial Asst. , Carol D. Jens Art Glass Company for production of the present art glass dome which contains 16 THE SHERIFF'S STAR is published monthly during February, May, June and kinds of glass and 2,500 different pieces. September and bi-monthly during December and January, March and April, July During the day the dome is illuminated and August, October and November, by the Florida Sheriffs Association, a nonprofit by sunlight entering windows above the corporation, P. O. Box 1487, Tallahassee, Florida, 32302 (street address, 2617 Mahan structure and at night artifical lighting is Drive). The subscription rate is $5 per year and the publication number is USPS used. 493-980. Second class postage is paid at Tallahassee, Florida. The cover picture was taken from directly below the glass dome which is approximately 136 feet above the main floor of the restored capitol. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

As President of the Florida Sheriffs Associa- tion, my goal for 1983will be to inform our readers about serious problems within Florida's jail and court systems. The most difficult problem will be to find a solution. This is a quest I will share with you by offering my opinions and soliciting your help. Jail overcrowding has only become a recog- nized problem in the last ten years or so. Unfortu- nately, the housing of criminals was not, and is still not, granted sufficient financial priority by our elected representatives of county, state, and federal government. Consequently a crisis has developed. Many county jails are under orders from the Florida Department of Corrections to reduce the inmate population and increase the number of officers responsible for supervising the inmates. In many cases, complying with these orders will mean building additional jails as well as hiring more correctional officers. Both will require tax- payers money and action by county commis- Sheriff Jim Hardcastle, President sions. These problems on the state and county levels been to release criminals faster and use alterna- are further aggravated by the fact that the Flor- tive (and supposedly cheaper) ways to punish. ida Department of Corrections and several The result of this is more criminals on the streets. county jails are under federal court orders to One such committee seems to be in favor of reduce the prison and jail populations and/or hire adopting a recommendation offered by Louie more officers. Wainwright, Secretary of the Department of Cor- In response to these orders, the Department of rections, to give gain time (reduced sentences for Corrections has been attempting to find sites for good behavior) to criminals convicted of capital new prisons in various counties. In most cases, crimes who are serving the 25-year mandatory the county commissions in those counties have portion of their "life" sentences. opposed the building of prisons in their areas. Mr. Wainwright has said that this class of crim- Due to federal court orders and state regula- inal is difficult to handle in prison because they tions, building costs for jails are about four times have no hope ofparole or other release before they higher than costs for other structures. State regu- complete the mandatory 25 years. lations, plus the unavailability of building sites What he failed to point out was that these hard and money have kept our prison system below to handle prisoners have already been given one requirements. As a partial solution, the Depart- big break. They faced the electric chair before ment of Corrections has utilized several methods they were given the break of a "life" sentence. To to release criminals prior to the court imposed apply gain time to the 25-year mandatory portion date. of their sentence could reduce their prison stay to Over the years, committees appointed by the as little as 13 or 14 years. and other officials to study prison over- Mr. Wainwright's proposal astounds me. He is crowding have looked with favor upon this type of a state employee. Another state employee was solution. Most of their recommendations have murdered (continued on page 3)

MARCH-APRIL 1983 %. A. Woodham David F. Harvey Immediate Past President Vice President OFFICERS

of the Jim Hardcastle FLORIDA SHERIFFS President ASSOCIATION

John M. Short Louie T. Mime James H. Scott W G "Buddy" ~th Secretary Tl'easul'el' Chairman of the Board Chaplain

James D. Holt Berwin Williams James W. York John A. Madigan, Jr, Sergeant-at-Arms Executive Director Director of Legal Services General Counsel Appointed Officials

THE SHERIFF'S STAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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District I District II Sheriffs serving as directors are Jack Taylor, Jr., Franklin Sheriffs serving as directors are Roy J. Rodgers, Gilchrist County; James H. Scott, Jefferson County; and Eddie Boone, County; Dale Carson, Jacksonville (Duval County); and L.J. Leon County. Other counties in this district are Bay, Calhoun, "Lu" Hindery, Alachua County. Other counties in this district are Escambia, Gulf, Holmes, Gadsden, Jackson, Liberty, Oka- Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Clay, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, loosa, Santa Rosa, Wakulla„Walton and Washington. Madison, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor and Union.

l"::::~h ' Walter C. Heinrich R. T; ''Tim*' Dobeck Charles S. Dean Thomas M. Joe Sheppard Richard P. Wille Burton, Jn District III District IV Sheriffs serving as directors are Walter C. Heinrich, Hillsbo- Sheriffs serving as directors are Thomas M. Burton, Jr., Mana- rough County; R T. "Tim" Dobeck, Indian River County; and tee County; Joe Sheppard, Highlands County; and Richard P. Charles S. Dean, Citrus County. Other counties in this district Wille, Palm Beach County. Other counties in this district are are Brevard, Flagler, Hernando, Lake, Levy, Marion, Orange, Broward, Charlotte, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Osceola, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Seminole, Sumter and Volusia. Hendry, Lee, Martin, Monroe, Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Sarasota.

President'a Message continued from page 1 by one of those 25.year ~als. That employee was a cases drag on. Few„if any, of the victim's coats are Florida Highway Patrol trooper who left behind a wife covered by the government. and child. The murderer was on a work release pro- Those of us who are appalled at the present state of gram from the Department of Corrections and was affairs have a choice: stolen car when he shot the trooper. driving a 1. We can do nothing and 1st the murderers, rapists, criminals earlier is not an Releasing dangerous and thieves remain in our communities; solution to the problem ofovercrowded jails acceptable 2. Or, we can use our voices and votes to obtain the and prisons. No way| needed jails and prisons. We can demand changes in furnished clothing, medical ser- Criminals are food, unreasonable government regulationa so that the cost educational opportunities„and the vices„legal services, of building :~N4 prisons can be reduced. We can to sue the government which paya their expenses. j~, right — keep criminals a~gated from those of us who want —mainly voters like you and me suffer ' Victims to live 1n peace. the loss of family members, pay their own medical bills, lose wages, pay higher rates for theft and medical I am persuaded, that if we write and talk to our insurance, and are required to cope with the frustra- county commissioners and state and federal represen- tions of our overloaded criminal justice system as their tatives, improvements will be forthcoming.

MARCH-APRIL 1988 GOVERNOR

GOVERNOR GRAHAM , the 38th Governor of the State of Florida, was born in Coral Gables on November 9, 1936, and was educated in Dade County public schools, graduating from Senior High School. He received his B.A. degree from the in 1959 and his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1962. In February 1959, Bob Graham married Adele Khoury of Miami Springs. They have four teenage daughters. As a legislator, Graham was an aggressive advocate of improved education for Florida's children. He authored and steered passage of a bill requiring testing for competency and progress in public schools, as well as numerous other laws aimed at improving the state's educational system. In addi- tion, Graham authored or helped write almost all of the state's current environmental laws. As chairman of the Senate Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee, he also focused strong attention on the needs of the elderly and providing community health services. Bob Graham was inaugurated to his first term as Gover- nor in January, 1979. He was reelected to the position in November of 1982. During his first term as Governor, Graham established a clear reputation as a crime fighter and strong supporter of law enforcement. During his first term, state criminal justice spending has increased by nearly $217 million, funding for prosecutors, public defenders and other elements of the system has doubled since 1979, and the enforcement manpower of the Florida Highway Patrol has expanded by 41 percent. Graham has been vocal and active in his fight against Governor Graham believes in a personal style of govern- drug trafficking in Florida. He supported and signed into law ing. He has carried over into his term as Governor the elec- bills that mandate a minimum 15-year prison sentence for tion campaign practice of doing different "workdays" drug smugglers. He has traveled to Columbia in an effort to throughout the state. These jobs include stints as policeman, find ways to cut off the drug trade at its source and he has railroad engineer, construction worker, sponge fisherman, repeatedly called for a greater federal role in fighting drug factory worker, social worker, busboy, teacher and smuggling. Early in 1982, the Reagan Administration newsman. responded by appointing a task force and providing resour- ces that have been credited with reducing drug trade in the Address: State Capitol, Tallahassee 32301 state. 904/488-4441 (Main State Capitol No. 4 Gouernor's Office) Governor Graham is a supporter of capital punishment Governor's Staff and has signed 45 death warrants since taking office. Dick Burroughs...... Chief of Staff Accomplishments of the Graham Administration have Charles B. Reed...... Deputy Chief of Staff been far-reaching in the areas of economic development, hNancy Wittenberg ...... Executive Staff Director education, human services and the environment. Sue Tully ...... Personal Secretary

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Governor's Staff Gwen Mathews ...... Appointments Coordinator Sandra George Executive Assistant (State, Regional and Local) (Scheduling and Travel) Marvin Davies...... Special Assistant-Minority Affairs Betty Steffens General Counsel Alex Steverson...... Administration Director Steve Hull ...... Communications Director Terry Smith . Director, Florida State Tom Herndon . . . . . Director, Planning & Budgeting and Federal Relations Office (Washington) Ray Lambert. Inspector General Jay Hakes ...... Director, State Energy Office Jere Moore...... Cabinet Liaison-Special Assistant Sarah Vause ...... Correspondence Coordinator LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

WAYNE MIXSON , , Great Britain, Argentina, Korea, Tallahassee's Capitol complex West Germany, the Republic of China, and sites is familiar territory to Wayne Japan, throughout the . He is also liaison between Mix son, a Jackson County local officials and citizens and their government in farmer who was elected Lieuten- is Tallahassee. ant Governor in 1978 and ree- In his as Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Mixson has won lected in 1982. years an international reputation as a leader in economic and Before he became Governor business affairs. Among other honors he has been asked to Bob Graham's running mate in the Executive Committee of the National Conference of the 1978 election campaign, he join Lieutenant Governors as chairman of the Economic Devel- served 12 years in the Florida opment Committee. Legislature. For six of those The Lieutenant Governor was born in New Brockton, Ala- years he was Chairman of the bama, on June 6, 1922, and became a resident of Florida in House Agriculture and General 1941. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in business Legislation Committee. During his tenure in the House, he administration from the University of Florida, where he was also served on the Appropriations and Rules committees. A graduated with honors. He also attended Columbia Univer- variety of groups across the State have honored him for his sity and the University of Pennsylvania. service to Florida in the Legislature. He is married to the former Margie Grace, of Graceville, Outside the Legislature his public service has included and operates a working farm between Marianna and appointments to the Governor's Council on Housing Goals, Graceville. the Governor's Commission on Property Rights, and the Florida Migrant Labor Commission. Office Location . .Capitol Building Lieutenant Governor Mixson holds the historical distinc- Telephone Number 904/488-4711 tion of being the first person ever reelected to serve in that Lt. Governor's Staff office. In addition, his duties in the Graham Administration include being Secretary of the Florida Department of Com- Steve Liner Executive Assistant merce and chief economic development spokesman for Flor- Jean Daniel .. Administrative Assistant ida. In this capacity he has participated in successful trips to Vickie Goins Staff Assistant

FLORIDA'S GOVERNORS Territorial 1822-1834 William P. Duval 1865-1868 David S.Walker (Conservative) 1921-1925Cary A. Hardee (D) 1834-1835John H. Eaton 1868-1872 Harrison Reed (R) 1925-1929John W. Martin (D) 1835-1840 Richard Keith Call 1873-1877 Ossian B. Hart (R) 1929-1933Doyle E. Carlton (D) 1840-1841 Robert Raymond Reid M. L. Stearns (R) 1933-1937David Sholtz (D) 1841-1844 Richard Keith Call 1877-1881 George F. Drew (D) 1937-1941Fred P. Cone (D) 1844-1845 1881-1885 William D. Bloxham (D) 1941-1945Spessard L. Holland (D) Since Statehood 1885-1889 Edward A. Perry (D) 1945-1949 Millard F. Caldwell (D) 1845.1849 William D. Moseley (D) 1889-1893Francis P. Fleming (D) 1949-1953 (D) 1849-1853Thomas Brown (Whig) 1893-1897Henry L. Mitchell (D) 1953-1957Dan T. McCarty (D) A. K. Allittons (D) 1897-1901 William D. Bloxham (D) Charley E. Johns (D) 1853-1857James E. Broome (D) 1901-1905William S. Jennings (D) LeRoy Collins (D) 1857-1861 Madison S. Perry (D) 1905-1909 Napoleon B. Broward (D) 1957-1961 LeRoy Collins (D) 1861-1865John Milton (D) 1909-1913Albert W. Gilchrist (D) 1961-1965Farris Bryant (D) A. K, Allisons (D) 1913-1917Park Trammell (D) 1965-1967 Haydon Burns (D) William Marvinss 1917-1921Sidney J. Catts (D) 1967-1971Claude R. Kirk, Jr. (R) "Temporary (acting) (Elected as candidate of 1971-1979Reubin O'D. Askew (D) "«By Presidential Proclamation ) 1979- Bob Graham (D)

MARCH-APRIL 1983 STATE CABINET The Executive Branch of state government adminis- ters and enforces laws. Top officials are the Governor, Lt. Governor and six cabinet officials —Treasurer, Comm. of Agriculture, Atty. General, Comptroller, Sec. of State and Comm. of Education. Each cabinet member is elected state-wide and given specific duties.

STATE TREASURER INSURANCE COMMISSIONER AND FIRE MARSHAL

Born Jacksonville, Florida, July Democrat of the Year for 1979by Florida Young Democrats; 16, 1934 Education BS Degree, member of the Executive Committee ofthe National Associa- University of Florida, 1956. tion of Insurance Commissioners; elected Secretary- Prior Occupation Insurance Treasurer of the National Association of State Treasurers, and investments Wife Teresa 1978-79, and Senior Vice President, 1980; member of the Children Three Church Bap- executive Board of the National Association of State Audi- tist Military U. S. Army tors, Comptrollers and Treasurers, 1979-80. Honors National President, Office Location . . . . Future Farmers of America, Capitol Building Telephone Number 1954-55; , 1966-72; ..488-3440 U. S. Representative, 1973-74; ran for U. S. Senate, 1974, and Executive Staff was narrowly defeated; elected Bill Rubin . . . ..Assistant Insurance Commissioner- Florida Treasurer-Insurance Assistant Treasurer Commissioner, 1976, reelected 1978 and 1982. Selected by Ann Wainwright ...... Deputy Treasurer State Jaycees as "One of Five Outstanding Young Men" in Larry Sonis ...... Executive Assistant Florida; elected to University of Florida Hall of Fame and Lester Abberger .Executive Assistant Blue Key Fraternity; recipient of 1972 Florida Jaycee Good Zollie Maynard ...... Cabinet Affairs Director Government Award for outstanding public service; elected COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

DOYLE CONNER (D)

Born Starke, Florida, Dec. 17, Office Location . . . Capitol Building 1928 Education BS Degree in Telephone Number .488-3022 Agriculture, University of Flor- ida, 1952 Children Three Church Baptist Honof e elected Executive Staff to the House of Representatives Vacancy Assistant Commissioner from Bradford County as a 21- Adrian Anderson ...... Investigator year-old student at the Univer- Charles Blair ...... Chief Cabinet Aide sity of Florida; served five terms Ed Cox ...... Coordinator, Advisory Council and in 1957, at age 28, became Harry Ferrell .Executive Assistant the State's youngest Speaker of Roosevelt Harris ...... Executive Assistant the House; elected Commissioner Richard Kelly ...... Executive Assistant of Agriculture in 1960 and re- Jim R. Lee . Coordinator, Energy elected subsequently; Dean ofthe Louis Parrish...... Senior Program Specialist Florida Cabinet; national president, Future Farmers of Susanne Padgett. . . Program Specialist America, 1948-49; one of five Outstanding Young Men in Mike Staley...... Senior Cabinet Aide Florida by state Jaycees, 1950, and one of Ten Outstanding Vacancy ...... Staff Counsel Young Men in America by U. S.Jaycees, 1961;past president Charles M. Allen, Jr...... Information Director National and Southern Associations of State Departments C. Tom Dierking...... Chief, Personnel Director of Agriculture, Southern U. S. Trade Association, Florida- Earl Peterson...... Agriculture Program Coordinator Latin America Conference; recipient of numerous other awards and agricultural honors.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR ATTORNEY GENERAL

JIM SMITH (D) University Athletic Committee, Council of Advisors, Board of Trustees of University Foundation and President's Fund Born Jacksonville, Florida, May for Excellence; Past President, Florida State University 25, 1940 Education Public Alumni Association; Past Director, Florida Council of 100; schools, Jacksonville, Libya and member, American, Florida and Tallahassee Bar Associa- Spain; Bachelor's Degree in Pub- tions, and American Judicature Society; Chairman, Gover- lic Administration, Florida State nor's Advisory Committee on Corrections; Vice-chairman, University, 1962; JD Degree, Task Force on Prison Overcrowding; member, Sentencing Stetson University College of Study Committee. Law, 1967; Wife Carole Ann Children Three Church Metho- Office Location . Capitol Building dist Military Two years' active Telephone Number 487-1963 duty, U. S. Army, discharged Executive Staff with rank of Captain. Career Private law practice, Ft. Lauder- Ken Tucker . Deputy Attorney General dale; Executive Assistant to Nancy Linnan . .Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. for Cabinet Affairs Secretary of State; Deputy Secretary of State, 1969; George Georgieff Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. Executive Assistant to Lieutenant Governor, 1971; Deputy Div. of Criminal Appeals Secretary of Commerce, also 1971;Senior Staff Assistant to ...... Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. , Opinions Div. the Governor; appointed to Board of Regents, 1977;resigned, . Chief Trial Counsel, November, 1978, after being elected Attorney General. Affi- Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. liatione Member, Children's Home Society, Girl Scout Coun- Ken Detzner Director of Legislative cil of Apalachee Bend, Florida Law Revision Commission, and Policy Analysis Stetson College of Law Board of Overseers, Florida State Don North ...... Exec. Asst. for Public Affairs

STATE COMPTROLLER

GERALD A. "JERRY" LEWIS (D) Schools; South Florida chapter, 82nd Airborne Division Association (past Vice Chairman); Harvard Club of Greater Born Birmingham, , Miami, past Vice President and Secretary. March 31, 1934Education Har- vard College, 1955; Harvard Law Office Location Capitol Building School, 1960. Prior Occu- Telephone number . 488-0370 Isation Attorney Wi fe Mary Executive Staff Children Three Religion Jew- ish Military U. S. Army, para- John W. (Jack) Madden ...... Assistant Comptroller trooper; U. S. Army Reserve, Michael J, Coniglio ...... Deputy Comptroller for Commanding Officer, Special Divisions of Auditing & Accounting, and Finance Forces Detachment; Florida Michael Basile . General Counsel National Guard. Honors Elect- Mark A. Ivester . .Chief: Cabinet and Legislative Affairs ed to the Florida House of Repre- Don B. Saxon...... Investigative Coordinator sentatives, 1966 and 1968; to William H. McKeown .Appomtments Florida Senate, 1970;elected Flo- and Travel Coordinator rida State Comptroller, 1974;reelected, 1978and 1982; South W. Samuel Griffis...... Executive Assistant Florida Public Service Society's Distinguished Service Kathy Leffew McCord...... Executive Assistant Award; Humanitarian Award, United Cerebral Palsy of Gloria Taylor ...... Administration Director Miami; State Chairman, American Cancer Society and Thomas G. Clemons . . Accounting and Auditing Director Heart Fund Drives, State Employees' Division; Affiliations Gerald W. Oliver . Banking Director American, Florida and Dade County Bar Associations; James H. Allen, Jr...... Finance Director Board of Trustees, Conference of State Bank Supervisors E.C. Anderson Securities Director

Youth Fund Tribute: I desire to join in recognition of the them a larger vision of the meaning and purpose of life. sheriffs of Florida for a quarter-century operation of a great I commend in the warmest way our sheriffs for this great work, humanitarian institution called the Floirda Sheriffs Boys Ranch. sustained by the solicitation of funds which they have carried on We are proud of the record of our sheriffs, as exemplary law in our State and throughout the counties of the State. enforcement officers, but particularly in their leadership to try to We remember that Jesus said, "Inasmuch as you have done it rehabilitate the neglected or the homeless lives of boys and girls unto one of the least of these, you have done it unto me. " all over Florida nou numbering more than l,000 who have been We hope Providence, as well as the commemoration of their the beneficiaries; opening up to thos boys and girls not only a fellow citizens, will endow with gratitude these great services by place to live in security and wholesome environment, but also our Florida Sheriffs. Hon. , Congressional giving them the opportunity for educational chances and giving Record, Feb. 10, 1988.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION RALPH D. TURLINGTON (D) Born Gainesville, Florida, Starr Capitol Keyhole Award as "Best All-time Member of October 5, 1920. Education BS the House of Representatives, " 1970; Outstanding Young in Business Administration, Uni- Man, Gainesville Jaycees, 1954; Good Government Award, versity of Florida, 1942; Master' s Florida Jaycees, 1966;School Bell Award, Florida Education in Business Administration, Association, 1967; University of Florida Distinguished Harvard, 1943; honorary Doctor Alumni Award, 1967; appointed Commissioner of Educa- of Laws Degree, Stetson Univer- tion, April 25, 1974; elected Commissioner of Education, sity, September, 1975; honorary November, 1974; re-elected, November, 1978 and 1982. Doctor of Laws Degree, Univer- Office Location ...... Capitol Building sity of Miami, 1977.Prior occu- Telephone Number . pation Faculty member, 487-1785 University of Florida; insurance Executive Staff Wife Ann Church Baptist Mil- Roger Nichols Deputy Commissioner Capt. U. S. Army, World itary , Shelley Boone ...... Deputy Commissioner for Special War II, 3 years; Capt. with intelligence unit in Washington, , Programs Korean conflict, 1-1/2 years. Honors Member of Florida Francis (Pete) Millett ...... Deputy Commissioner for Legislature, 1950-1974;Speaker of House of Representatives, Administration 1966-68; 24 years continuous legislative service is modern Carey E. Ferrell, Jr. .. .Director, Division of Public Schools day record; served record 12 years on House Education Com- Barbara Newell ...... Chancellor, Board of Regents mittee and House Appropriations Committee; was "Dean" of Division of Universities the House when appointed Commissioner of Education; Joe D. Mills . . . Director, Division of Vocational Education named "Most Valuable Member of the House" by St. Peters- John R. Blue .Interim Director, burg Times, 1965;Allen Morris Award as "Second Most Val- Division of Community Colleges uable Member in Legislature, "1965;"Second Most Valuable . ... Chief Cabinet Aide Member of the House, " 1969-70; "Second Most Effective in ...... Director, Division of Blind Services Debate, " 1969 and "Most Effective in Debate, " 1973; Ray SECRETARY OF STATE

GEORGE FIRESTONE (D)

Born New York City, May 13, the Year" Award, Florida Consular Corps. 1931.Florida resident since 1936. Office Location Education Miami Senior High .. Capitol Building School Prior occupation Insu- Telephone number ...... 488-3680 rance underwriter, owner of Executive Staff industrial security firm, real est- Thomas Gardner ...... Assistant Secretary of State ate business, investments. Wife Dorothy Glisson ...... Deputy Secretary for Elections Nola Children one Military U. Richard Miller . . ...Executive Assistant S. Army, 1948-52, served in (Legislative Affairs) Europe Honors Elected to Flor- Anita Durham .....Executive Assistant ida House of Representatives, (Scheduling) . 1966, from Dade and Monroe Bill Stevens ...... General Counsel Counties; reelected 1967 (reap- & Chief Cabinet Aide portionment election), 1968; elected to Senate in 1972, served Ray Wise ..Executive Assistant through 1978; elected Secretary of State, 1978,reelected 1982; (Public Information) chaired important legislative committees; St. Petersburg Division Directors Times Award, "Most Valuable Member, "House of Represen- tatives, 1969, 1972; selected by fellow Senators for Florida Brenda Carson .. .Administrative Services Times-Union award, "Outstanding First Term Senator, " Randall Kelley .. .. .Archives, History & National Jaycees "Good Government" award; Florida Chap- Records Management ter, Sierra Club, Legislative Award, 1974; President, Dana McKinnon . Corporations National Society of State Legislators, 1972; 1980"Conserva- Phil Werndli ...... Cultural Affairs tionist of the Year" Award, Fla. Audubon Society; prior to Don Hazelton . . Licensing legislative service served aa President, Miami Jaycees; Barratt Wilkins ...... Library Services Chairman, Miami Economic Advisory Board; Chairman, Dade County Civil Service Board; 1979, "Man of the Year" Award, North Miami Chamber of Commerce; 1980, "Man of

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCIES

Administration, Tallahassee, 32301 Johns Building The Howard Building REGIONAL (904) 487-1450 725 S. Bronough Street 2571 Executive Center DIRECTORS Board of Tallahassee, 32301 Circle, E. Administration Region 1 E. Yelton, 488.7114 Tallahassee, 32301 J. John Director (904) Philip Shuford Executive Director Shipp, (904) 488-8466 Room 509, The Capitol DIVISIONS P. O. Box 1526 Ambassador Office Tallahassee, 32301 DIVISIONS Marianna, 32446 Building Pari-Mutuel Wagering (904) 488-5321 (904) 526-3651 2005.135Apalachee Pkwy. Robert Smith, Dir. Division of Public Safety P. O. Drawer 5318 Animal Industry Room 510 Planning & Assistance Region II Tallahassee, 32301 Dr. C. L. Campbell, Dir. 1350 N. W. 12th Avenue Robert W. Wilkerson, Dir. Ramon Gray (904) 488-4406 Mayo Building Miami, 33136 2571 Exec. Center P. O. Box 2400 Tallahassee, 32301 (305) 325-3475 Circle, E. Gainesville, 32602 Administration, (904) 488-7747 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 376-1150 Department of Hotels & Restaurants (904) 488-6001 Chemistry Sherman S. Winn, Dir. Region III Nevin G. Smith, Secretary Dr. C. H. Van Middelem, Johns Building Division of Local Resource Herbert C. Kelley Rm. 435, Carlton Bldg. Director 725 S. Bronough Street Management 400 W. Robinson Street Tallahassee, 32301 Lab Complex Tallahassee, 32301 Michael Garretson, Dir. Suite 909 (904) 488-4116 Tallahasssee, 32301 (904) 488-1133 Howard Building Orlando, 32801 488-0295 2571 Exec. Center (305) 423-6125 DIVISIONS (904) Fla. Land Sales & Circle, E. Region IV Human Resource Forestry Condominiums Tallahassee, 32301 John Bethea, Director E. James Kearney, Dir. 6299 W. Sunrise Blvd. Management (904) 488-2356 Suite 200 Ms. Patsy Barber, Director Lab Complex Johns Building Office Substate Sunrise, 33313 Rm. 235, Carlton Bldg. Tallahassee, 32301 725 S. Bronough St. of Program Development (305) 791-5703 (904) 487-2293 (904) 488-4274 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-1631 Greg Higgins, Executive Region V Personnel Fruit & Vegetable Asst. to Secretary Harry Singletary Ms. Gilds Lambert, Inspection Alcoholic Beverages & 2571 Executive Center H. M. Riley, Director Tobacco 5422 West Bay Center Dr. Director Circle, E. Suite 101 Room 235, Carlton Bldg. P. O. Box 1072 Howard Rasmussen, Dir. Tallahassee, 32301 Winter Haven, 33880 Johns Building Tampa, 33609 (904) 488-3967 (904) 488-8466 (813) 294-3511 Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 272-3860 (Mailing address for above 488-7891 Inspection (904) Comptroller officials is: 530 Carlton (See Banking) Education, Dept. of Building, Tallahassee, Vincent Giglio, Director Pari-Mutuel Commission 32301) Mayo Building Leon G. vanWert, Corrections, Ralph D. Turlington Tallahassee, 32301 Chairman Department of Commissioner of Retirement (904) 488-3731 Stephen Abramson Education A. J. McMullian III, James Lewis Louie L. Wainwright, The Capitol Marketing L. Director Vessels Secretary Tallahassee, 32301 John D. Stiles, Director Billy Cedars Executive Center Theodore Couch 1311 Winewood Blvd. (904) 487-1785 North Monroe Street Mayo Building 32301 Tallahassee, DIVISIONS Building C Tallahassee, 32301 Citrus, (904) 488-7480 Tallahassee, 32303 (904) 488-4031 Cabinet Affairs Department of David D. Bachman, ~ (904) 488-5541 Plant Industry Frank A. Mirabella 4i Bernard Lester Deputy Secretary Halwin Jones, Director W. Chief Cabinet Aide Administrative Hearings L. Box 148 (904) 488-7860 O. Box 1269 P. O. The Capitol "chris Bentley, Director P. 33802 Gainesville, 32602 Lakeland, Dave Brierton, * Tallahassee, 32301 Rm. 101, Collins Bldg. (813) 682-0171 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 372-3505 Inspector General (904) 488.9968 (904) 488-9265 (904) 488-9675 Standards Commerce, ' Community Colleges Human Relations Sydney Andrews, Director Department of Paul A. Skelton, Jr. John R. Blue for Commission Lab Complex Lt. Gov. Assistant Secretary Interim Director Operations Collins Building Richard Williams, Tallahassee, 32301 510-C, Collins Building 310 E. 488-8181 Director (904) 488-0645 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-1721 Montgomery Bldg. , Attorney General (904) 488-3104 Nat Cole, ~ Suite 100 (See Legal Affairs) DIVISIONS Asst. Secretary for Public Schools Koger Center Programs Carey E. Ferrell, Jr., Dir. Tallahassee, 32301 Auditor General, Economic Development (904) 488-9940 523 Knott Building (904) 488-7082 Steve Mayberry, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Office of Pamela Davis, Ph.D.' 501 Collins Building (904) 488-2601 Agriculture iver Ernest Ellison, Auditor Tallahassee, 32301 Asst. Secretary for OMB Consumer Services, General (904) 488-6300 (904) 488-3800 Universities Barbara Newell, Department of Rm. 231, Holland Bldg. Ronald * Tourism B. Jones, Chancellor P. O. Box 1735 Director , Ed Gilbert, Director Collins Building Tallahassee, 32302 Adult Services Program 210 Commissioner of 505 Collins Building Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-5534 (904) 487-2475 Agriculture Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-4234 The Capitol Banking (fr Finance, (904) 488-5606 Leonard Flynn, Dir. ~ Vocational Education Tallahassee, 32301 Propation & Parole Department of Community Affairs, Director (904) 488-3022 Services Program Joe Mills, 303 Collins Building Gerald Lewis, Department of (904) 487-2165 DIVISIONS Comptroller Tallahassee, 32301 John DeGrove *Dir. Consumer Services The Capitol Benjamin Groomes, (904) 488-8961 32301 Secretary Health & Education Jane Robinson, Director Tallahassee, Blind Services 488-0370 The Howard Building Program Mayo Building (904) Don Wedewer, Director 2571 Executive Center (904) 487-2270 Tallahassee, 32301 Business Regulation, Howard Building 488-2221 Circle, E. * (904) 32301 Curt McKenzie, Dir. 2571 Executive Center Department of Tallahassee, Youth Services Dairy Industry 488-8466 Program Circle, E. (904) 488-6903 Jay Boosinger, Director Gary Rutledge, (904) Tallahassee, 32301 Burke, Assistant Lab Complex Secretary John G. (904) 488-1330 Secretary ( Address same as above)

MARCH-APRIL 1983 Environmental DIVISIONS Larry Overton, Tallahassee, 32301 2590 Executive Center Regulation, Administration Assistant Secretary for (904) 488-1404 Circle, E. George V. Tillman, Program Planning & Suite 205, Berkeley Bldg. Department of Development Insurance, Tallahassee, Director Department of 32301 Ms. Victoria J. Tschinkel, 439 Larson Building 1323 Winewood Boulevard (904) 488-1188 Secretary Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Bill Gunter, Treasurer Labor Twin Towers (904) 487-1111 (904) 488-0968 and Insurance' E. F. Norwood 2600 Blair Stone Road Jr. Acting PROGRAM OFFICES Commissioner Director Tallahassee, Bond Finance 32301 The Capitol Suite 210 488-4805 William Sweeney, Director Children, (904) Youth and Tallahassee, 32301 Atkins 453 Larson Building Families Building DIVISIONS (904) 488-3440 Tallahassee, Tallahassee, 32301 Richard Grimm, Director 32301 488-7396 Environmental Programs (904) 488-4782 1317Winewood Boulevard DIVISIONS (904) Larry Lukin, Building Construction & Tallahassee, 32301 Administration Employment Security Director Property Management (904) 488-8762 John Adams, Director Dr. Katie D. Tucker, 487-1855 (904) Albert E. Bass, Director Mental Health Rm. 135, Larson Building Director Environmental Permit- 531 Larson Building Don Hevey, Tallahassee, 32301 201 Caldwell Building ting Tallahassee, 32301 Director (904) 488-5263 Tallahassee, 32301 488-2774 (904) 488.7228 Steve Fox, Director (904) 1323 Winewood Boulevard Insurance Company (904) 488-0130 Communications Tallahassee, 32301 Regulation Workers' Compensation (904) 488-8304 Administrative Services Donald Allen, Director Gary Kelly, Baxter Swing, Director Don Mills, Director 662 Larson Building Developmental Services Director 1321 Executive Center Circle (904) 488-0870 Tallahassee, 32301 Charles Kimber, Director Rm. 143, Larson Building (904) 488-3595 1311Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32301 Suite 201, Ashley Bldg. Ethics Commission Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-5183 Tallahassee 32301 Electronic Data (904) 488.2541 Lawrence A. Gonzalez, Processing (904) 488-4257 Insurance Consumer Executive Director J.Robert Ippolito, Director Vocational Rehabilitation Services Bureau of Crimes The Capitol 112 Bloxham Building Lani Deauville, Director Bill P. Canova, Director Compensation Room 2105 Tallahassee, 32301 1309 Winewood Boulevard Rm. 324, Larson Building Herbert G. Parker, Chief P. O. Box 6 (904) 488-4573 Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 2551 Executive Center Tallahassee, 32302-0006 (904) 488-6210 (904) 488-2660 Circle, W. (904) 488-7864 Motor Pool Lafayette Building, Robert Stanton, Director Insurance Fraud Executive Clemency, Economic Services Suite 202 G-15, Larson Building Mary Loepp, Director Robert E. McKenna, Tallahassee, 32301 Office of Tallahassee, 32301 1311Winewood Boulevard Director (904) 488-0848 (Pardon Board) (904) 488-4099 Tallahassee, 32301 6501 N. W. 36th Street Miami, 33166 Employment & Training Purchasing (904) 488-3271 Mrs. Alice S. Ragsdale, (305) 325-3466 Dr. Charles Russell, Coordinator John J.Hittinger, Director Health Director 443 Larson Building 613 Larson Building S.H. King, M. D., LP Gas Suite 300, Atkins Building Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Director G. David Rogers, Director Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-2952 (904) 488-1194 1323 Winewood Boulevard Rm. 458, Larson Building (904) 487-2950 Tallahassee, 32301 — Security Tallahassee, 32301 Fire Marshal (See (904) 487-2705 (904) 488-5776 Law Enforcement, Insurance) Nathan Sharron, Director Department 213 Capitol Building Children's Medical Rehabilitation and of Florida Board ofBar Tallahassee, 32301 Services Liquidation Robert R. Dempsey, Examiners (904) 487-2700 William Ausbon, M.D., Gerald Wester, Director Commissioner Director Woodcrest Office Plaza (904) 488-8771' John H. Moore, Exec. Surplus Property John Knox Road R. C. Covington, Director 1323 Winewood Boulevard Director Tallahassee, 32301 Bldg. L, Rm. 200 Frederick N. Johns, 1300 East Park Avenue 560 Larson Building Tallahassee, 32303 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 487-2690 Deputy Commissioner Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-7726 (904) 488-8771 (904) 487.1292 (904) 488-3524 Aging & Adult Services John Stokesberry, Risk Management Janet Game & Fresh Water Governor James E. Bearden, Ferris Director General Counsel Fish Commission Hon. Robert Graham 1323 Winewood Boulevard Director Rm. Larson (904) 488-8323 Col. Robert M. The Capitol Tallahassee, 32301 103, Building Brantly, Tallahassee, 32301 Executive Director Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-8922 Vacancy (904) 488-5073 Executive 620 S. Meridian Street (904) 488-4441 Investigations Highway Safety & (904) 488-1497 101 Bryant Building Health & Rehabili- State Fire Marshal Tallahassee, 32301 Motor Vehicles D.IL Buddy Dewar, DIVISIONS (904) 488-2975 tative Services, Director Department of Robert A. Butterworth, Criminal Investigation Commissioners: Executive Director Rm. 447, Larson Busldmg Tallahassee, 32301 James Nursey Director Dr. C. Tom Rainey, David Neil Kirkman Building 487-2901 Pingree, (904) 488-8268 (904) Chairman Secretary Tallahassee, 32301 Criminal Justice Wilham G. Bostick, Jr., 1323 Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-6438 Treasury Information Systems Vice Chairman Tallahassee, 32301 DIVISIONS Frederick E. Loopman, Thomas L. Hires, Sr. (9040 488-7721 Director Patrick J Doyle Director Cecil C. Bailey Florida Highway Patrol Rm. P-l, The Capitol (904) 488-3961 Dr. James T. Howell, W. Donald Baxter B.R. Burkett, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Staff Services Deputy Secretary Neil Kirkman Building (904) 488-6776 Frank Carter, Director General Services, 1323 Winewood Blvd. Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Labor and (904) 488-9432 Department of (904) 488-6517 Employ- (904) 488-7721 ment Security, Criminal Justice Thomas R. Brown, Motor Vehicles Gaylen Jungling, John Department of Standards & Training Executive Director Calvin, Director Patrick Assistant Secretary for Neil Kirkman Gallagher, 133 Larson Building Building Wallace E. Orr, Secretary Director Administration Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 2590 Executive Center (904) 488-8556 1317 Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-6084 Circle, (904) 488-2786 Tallahassee, E. 32301 Suite 206 Local Law Enforcement Leonard L. Melton, (904) 488-7851 Driver Licenses Maj. C. W. Keith, Director Berkeley Building Assistance Assistant Executive A.H. Baldwin, Assistant Tallahassee, 32301 Robert L. Edwards, Director Neil Kirkman Building Secretary for Operations Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-4398 Director 133 Larson Building (904) 488-3231 1323 Winewood Blvd. (904) 488.3144 DIVISIONS Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3341 Administrative Services *(Mailing address for all (904) 488-8901 Administrative Services divisions: W. R. Kaufman, Director A. L. Baker, Director Neil Kirkman Building P. O. Box 1489 Tallahassee, 32302)

10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Legal Affairs, Members of Commission: 104 Carlton Building Preconstruction Douglas Bldg. , Rm. 206 Department of Kenneth W. Simmons, Tallahassee 32301 and Design 2540 Executive Center Vice Chairman (904) 488-5846 Thomas E. Drawdy, Jr., Circle West Jim Smith Maurice G. Crockett DIVISIONS Director Tallahassee, 32301 Attorney General Barbara A. Haydon Burns Building (904) 488-5140 The Capitol Collection and 32301 Greadington, Secretary Tallahassee, Captain Morris Dowling, 32301 Enforcement 488-5597 Tallahassee, Charles J. Scriven (904) Supervisor 487-1963 Larry D. Wood, Director (904) Jack V. Blanton Construction Lake City/Jacksonville Tony Fontana Fletcher Building Military Affairs, Tallahassee, 32301 P. J. White, Director Field Office Louie L. Wainwright (ex- Burns Building 100 W. Madison Street Department of (904) 488-2841 Haydon officio) Tallahassee, 32301 Lake City, 32055 Maj. Bob Ensslin Professional Audits (904) 488-8984 (904) 752-0896 Adjutant General Sam Alexander, Director Lt. Benson State Arsenal Regulation, Dept. of Fletcher Building Maintenance R. Tart, St. Augustine, 32084 Fred Roche, Tallahassee, 32301 W. Mal Hilliard, Director Assistant Supervisor Haydon Burns Bldg. Jacksonville Field Office (904) 824-8461 Secretary (904) 488-0173 130 North Monroe Street Tallahassee, 32301 7324 Normandy Blvd. Valorem Taxes Natural Resources, Tallahassee, 32301 Ad (904) 488-8811 Jacksonville, 32205 (904) 487-2252 Richard L. Dunmire, (904) 781-7601 Department of Acting Director Public Transportation Captain Cooper, Fletcher Building Operations J.T. Dr. Elton J. Gissendanner Prosecution Supervisor Tallahassee, 32301 Richard L. Greenup, Executive Director Coordination Orlando Field Office (904) 488-3338 Director 3900 Commonwealth Office Haydon Burns Building P. O. Box 872 Boulevards Administration 32301 Orlando, 32802 Office of the Tallahassee, Tallahassee, 32303s James E. Bernard, (904) 488-8261 (305) 423-6150 488.1554 Governor (904) Director Captain Don E. Duden, Assistant Steven H. Parton, Transportation Planning R.N. Turner, Jr., Carlton Building Supervisor Director Director Tallahassee, 32301 Earnest Elliott, Director Burns Tampa Field Office (904) 488-7131 The Capitol (904) 488-6272 Haydon Bldg. Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Bldg. DIVISIONS (904) 487-2480 Information Systems (904) 488-3329 Suite 902 & Services 1313 Street Marine Resources Public Counsel, State Transportation Tampa Edwin Joyce, Director A. L. (Bud) Savary, Tampa, 33602 Office of the Director Engineer (904) 488-6058 (813) 272-3261 Carlton Building William W. Miller Jack Shreve, Public Haydon Burns Buildng Captain C.S. Michael, Jr., Resource Management Counsel Tallahassee, 32301 Gluckman, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Supervisor Casey Room 4, Holland Building (904) 488-3171 (904) 488-3177 (904) 488-6634 Ocala Field Office Tallahassee, 32301 818 Silver Blvd. State, General E. Springs Administration (904) 488-9330 Inspector Ocala, 32670 Department of Christine W. Speer Gary Braddock, Public Service (904) 732-2500 Director George Firestone Haydon Burns Building (904) 488-8587 Commission Secretary of State Tallahassee, 32301 Captain D.M. Peacock, 487-1943 Supervisor David Swafford, The Capitol (904) Recreation and Parks Pensacola Field Executive Director Tallahassee, 32301 WEIGHTS Office Ney C. Landrum, Director BUREAU OF 160 Governmental 101 Gaines (904) 488-3680 Ctr. , (904) 488-6131 E. St. Rm. Tallahassee, 32301 Charles W. Bradshaw, 105 Transportation, Pensacola, 32501 Law Enforcement (904) 488-7181 Chief Col. Don Ellingsen, Department of Ma). Wfiham A. Mickler, (904) 436-8500 Members: Supervisor Director Paul Pappas, Acting, Captain R.J. Reynolds, (904) 488-6559 Joseph P. Crease, Northern Enforcement Supervisor Gerald L. Gunter, Secretary Region LakeWorth/Pennsuco State Lands Chairman Haydon Burns Building Maj. Robert J. Sanders, Field Offices Henry Dean, Katie Nichols Tallahassee, 32301 Supervisor P.O. Box 5870 Director Susan Leisner (904) 488-6721 Southern Enforcement Lake Worth, 33461 (904) 488-2725 Marks Region John III Tom Lewis, Jr., (305) 433-1888 sSame address for all. Revenue, Deputy Secretary Koger Executive Center Haydon Burns Building Douglas Bldg. , Room 208 Lt. William G. DeFeo, Parole gr Probation Department of Tallahassee, 32301 2540 Executive Center Assistant Supervisor Commission Randy Miller, Executive (904) 488-4403 Circle West Pennsuco Field Office Tallahassee, 32301 14201 W. Okeechobee Rd. Anabel P. Mitchell, Director DIVISIONS 102 Carlton Building (904) 488-7920 Pennsuco, 33016 Chairman (305) 557-0791 1309 Winewood Blvd. Tallahassee, 32301 Administration Captain P.C. Harrell, Director Bldg. No. 6, 3rd Floor (904) 488-5050 Bruce L. Gordon, Supervisor Haydon Burns Building Tallahassee, 32301 Ronald W. Thomas, Tallahassee Field Office (904) 488-1653 Tallahassee, 32301 Koger Executive Center Assistant Exec. Director (904) 488-2241

Youth Fund Tribute: It is obvious that our children are the The children of today are tomorrow's leaders and we should all future of our great nation, but many of them experience deprived be thankful that the Florida Sheriffs and people like Don Genung childhoods because of family neglect or other reasons. have given so greatly of themselves so that many less fortunate Iam proud that the Florida Sheri ffs Association has established young Americans will have an opportunity to fulfill their dreams. the Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund to provide neglected young Amer- Hon. C. W. "Bill" Young, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, 1983. State Florida with an environment where they can icans of my of Youth Fund Tribute: This is what the Florida Sheriffs Boys learn and live a life that they otherwise could not have grow, Ranchis all about. Tallstraight timbers. ..theinspiration to build experienced. am especially proud that the Florida Sheriffs Youth I tall straight men. That's the mission of this great institution. Ranch, one three such facilities in our State, is located in my of That's the accomplishment of this great institution. Lt. Gover- county. nor Wayne Mixson, Boys Ranch Anniversary, Oct. 2, f982. Theworkofthe YouthFundanditsactivitiesweremadeclearto me by my good friend, Don Genung, who served Pinellas County Youth Fund Tribute: The purposeof the Florida Sheriffs Youth so professionally as Sheriff for many years. When Don retired, he Fund is to provide residential child care and related programs for devoted his life to the work of the Youth Fund and over the years, children between the ages of 8 and IB—without regard to a child s he has touched the lives of countless young people who, without race, creed, color or sex. Hon. Lawrence J. Smith, Congressional his kind of help, would have led seriously neglected childhoods. Record, Feb. 10, 1983.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 FLORIDA'S STATE,GOVERNMENT 1983

EXECUTIVE BRANCH Departments under the Governor

Probation and Parole Administration Citrus Services Labor tk Employment Divisions Florida Dept. of Citrus Health & Education Security Youth Services Human Resource Advisory Committees Administrative Services Management Chilled Juice Quality Environmental Labor Personnel Concentrate Quality Regulation Employment Security Retirement Canned Juice Quality Workers' Compensation Administrative Environmental Regula- Employment and Hearings Commerce tion Commission Training Human Relations Divisions Divisions Commission Professional k Economic Development Administrative Services Occupational (Governor & Cabinet) Tourism Environmental Permit- Career Service ting Regulation Commission Veteran and Community Affairs Environmental Divisions Professional Programs Professions Regulation Divisions Health Occupations Community Services 4 General Services Board of Business Public Safety Planning Rehabilitative Services Regulation Transportation and Assistance Program Offices: Divisions Local Resource Aging & Adult Services Divisions Pari-Mutuel Wagering Management Children's Medical Administration Hotels and Restaurants Veterans Affairs Services Planning & Florida Land Sales & Florida Commission on Children, Youth and Programming Condominiums Human Relations Families Road Operations Alcoholic Beverages Office of Manpower Mental Health Public Transportation and Tobacco Planning Developmental Services Operations General Regulation Corrections Vocational Rehab- State Transportation ilitation Engineer Program Offices Social & Economic Inspector General Adult Services Services Health Departments under the Governor and Cabinet

Highway Safety tk Administration, General Services Motor Vehicles Revenue 'Board of Divisions Divisions Divisions Governor Purchasing Administration Electronic Data Process- Florida Highway Patrol Treasurer Drivers Licenses Collections and ing Comptroller Motor Enforcement Building Construction Vehicles Administrative Services Ad Valorem Tax Law Enforcement & Property Manage- Audits Divisions ment Natural Resources Information Systems Communications Criminal Investigations Divisions and Services Criminal Justice Bond Finance Motor Pool Administrative Services Board of Executive Information Systems Bureau of Vehicles Marine Resources Clemencys Standards & Training Beaches and Bureau of Aircraft Shores Staff Services Law Enforcement ("Pardon Board" ) Security Local Law Enforcement Recreation and Parks Governor and at least 3 Surplus Property Assistance Resource Cabinet Members Administration Management 'Non-Departmental State Lands Agency Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund (Governor and Cabinet)

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Executive Branch Departments under Cabinet Members

Commissioner of Installment sales Secretary of State Insurance Company Agriculture Loans Department of State Regulation Money orders Insurance Consumer Department of Mortgage bankers Divisions Services Agriculture & Retail finance Elections State Fire Marshal Consumer Services Savings and loans Archives, History & Risk Management Securities Records Management Rehabilitation and Divisions State checks Corporations Liquidation Administration Trading stamps Library Services Insurance Fraud Animal Industry Administrative Services L. P. Gas Chemistry Department of Cultural Affairs Education Hospital Costs Consumer Services Licensing Containment Dairy Industry The head of the Depart- Historic Preservation Insurance Rating Forestry ment of Education is the Fruit & Vegetable Councils Attorney General State Board of Education Library & Inspection State composed of the Gover- Historical Department of Legal Inspection nor and Cabinet. The Arts Affairs Marketing Fine Governor is Chairman of Elections Canvassing Divisions Plant Industry the Board, and the Com- Standards Commission (Governor & Administration missioner of Education (a Cabinet) Cabinet Affairs Cabinet member) is the Historic Preservation Opinions Comptroller Secretary and Executive Boards Criminal Appeals Department of Officer. Florida Folk Life Public Affairs Banking & Finance Divisions Council Civil Public Schools Treasurer Functions: Vocational Education Department of Abandoned Property Universities (Board of Banking Regents) Insurance Banking credit cards Community Colleges Divisions Cemeteries Blind Services Treasury Credit Administration Home repair contracts

Independent Agencies

Game & Fresh Public Service Rate Water Commission Research Fish Commission Transportation Parole & Probation Departments Water & Sewer Commission Divisions Accounting Law Enforcement Administration Dept. of Military Administrative Services Consumer Affairs Affairs Fisheries Engineering Adjutant General Wildlife Legal

LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL BRANCH BRANCH Joint Legislative House-Senate Supreme Court Standing Committees Management Support Organizations District Courts Judicial Administrative Committee Commission Legislative Auditing Divisions of Appeal Florida Board of Bar Committee Administrative Services Circuit Courts Examiners Auditor General Legislative Information County Courts Judicial Council Office of the Public Statutory Revision Counsel Systems & Data Processing Commission on Library Services Ethics Budget Committee Administrative Procedures Committee

MARCH-APRIL 1983 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HON. H. LEE MOFFITT HON. HON. ALLEN MORRIS Speaker Speaker Pro Tempore Clerk Telephone - 488-1450 Telephone - 488-1157

Representatives in alphabetical order Members of the Florida House of Representatives are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a House member and you don't know his name or district, perhaps you can identify his district by consulting the map on page 17. For more detailed information about members ofthe House, consult "The Clerk's Manual. " Write to Documents Division, Office of the Clerk, The Capitol, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

Abrams, Michael I. (D) Allen, Joseph B., Jr. (D) (Diane) (Marjorie) 101st District 120th District 16770 NE 5th Avenue P. O. Box 4044 Miami 33162 Key West 33040 HON. WAYNE WESTMARK (305) 653-0960 (305) 294-3902 Sergeant-at-Arms Elected to House, 1962 House since 1976 Telephone - 488-8224 continued on next page

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Escambia, and por- tions of Santa Rosa SENATE DISTRICTS 21 Portions of Hillsbo- Gadsden, Holmes, Counties and Portions Thereof rough and Pasco Jackson and por- tions of Leon, Oka- 5 Baker, Bradford, 8 Clay and portions of 13 Glades, Highlands, 22-23 Portions of Hillsbo- loosa, Santa Rosa Columbia, Hamil- Duval Okeechobee and por- rough and Walton ton, Jefferson, Madi- ttons of DeSoto, 9 Flagler, St. Johns Polk and St. Lucie 24 Hardee, Manatee son, Suwannee, of Bay, Calhoun, and portions of and portions Taylor, Union and Porttons Orange Franklin, Gulf, Lib- Duval 14 of Charlotte, DeSoto portions of Leon and Lee erty, Wakulla, 10 A portion of Volusia 15 Portions of Orange Washington and 6 Alachua, Dixie, and Seminole 25 Sarasota and por- portions of Okaloosa Gilchrist, Lafayette, tions of Charlotte and Walton Levy, Putnam and 11 Lake, Sumter and of Marion, 16 Indian River and portions of Marion portions Brevard of Bro- Seminole and Vol- portions of 26 Portions Citrus and portions and St. Lucie ward, Palm Beach of Hernando, Mar- 7 Nassau and por- usia ion and Pasco tions of Duval Portions of Brevard, Martin and portions Her- 17 27 12 Portions of Orange, Osceola of Palm Beach and nando, Osceola, and Seminole St. Lucie Pasco and Polk 28 Hendry and por- tions of Palm Beach 29-32 Portions of Broward tu P trer, , ~~et, ~~/0M ville 33-37 Portions of Dade ra%, , Tt 38 Collier and portions of Lee 39 Monroe and por pert St. tae tions of Dade 40 Portions of Dade HOUSE DISTRICTS Counties and Portions Thereof

1-2 Portions of Escam- 20 Portions of Duval 48-49 Portions of Pasco bia 21 Clay and Portions of 5P Portions of Pasco Portions of Escam- Bradford and St. and Pinellas bia and Santa Rosa Johns 51-58 Portions of Pinellas Portions of Escam- 22 Flagler and portions bia, Okaloosa and of Putnam and St 59-60 Portions of Pinellas Santa Rosa Johns Clear- a ~™& 61 Portions of Hillsbo- velar Portions of Oka- 23 Portions of Alachua rough and Pasco i loosa and Walton and Putnam 62-66 Portions of Hillsbo Portions of Bay 24 Portions of Alachua rough Stetttett Holmes, Washing- 25 Portions of Marion 67 Hardee and portions ton and portions of of Manatee Bay, Jackson and 26 Portions of Citrus Walton and Marion 68 Portions of Manatee Calhoun, Gadsden, 27 Portions of Lake, 69 Portions of Manatee Gulf and portions of Marion, Putnam, and Sarasota Seminole and Volu- Bay, Franklin and 70 Portions of Sarasota Jackson sla 28-30 Portions of Volusia 71 Portions of Char- Liberty and portions lotte and Sarasota of Franklin, Leon 31-33 Portions of Brevard and Wakulla 72 Portions of Char- Portions of Brevard, lotte, DeSoto and Portions Leon 34 d 10 of Orange and Semi- Lee County nole 73-74 Portions of Lee Dixie, Gilchrist, Jef- 35 Portions of Seminole ferson, Lafayette, Portions of Collier 75 Martm Levy, Taylor and 36 Portions of Orange and Lee 79 Porttons of portions of Citrus, and Seminole and St. Lucie Marion and Wakulla 76 Glades, Hendry, ~ar 37-41 Portions of Orange Highlands and por- 12 Columbia, Hamil- ts $ ~ eas ton, Madison, 42 Portions of Osceola tions of Collier, Okee- goat Suwannee and Polk DeSoto and trar wast chobee 13 Baker, Nassau, 43-45 Portions of Polk Porttons of Broward Union, and portions 77 Portions of Brevard, 80 Portions of Martin of Bradford and 46 Portions of Lake Indian River, Okee- and Palm Beach 100 Porttons of Broward Duval and Sumter chobee, Osceola and and Dade St. Lucie 81-86 Portions of Palm 14-18 Portions of Duval 47 Hernando and por- Beach 101-119 Portions of Dade tons of Pasco and 78 Portions of Brevard, 19 Portions of Duval Sumter Indian River and St. 87 Portions of Broward 12p Monroe and por- and St. Johns Lucie and Palm Beach tions of Dade

MARCH-APRIL 1983 Spaet, Hal W. (D) 211 E. Jefferson Street Upchurch, Hamilton D. House since 1978 Williams, Frank (D) 105th District Quincy 32351 (D) Minority Whip, 1983-84 21st District Suite 322 (904) 627-9588 (Elizabeth) P. O. Drawer D 420 Lincoln Road House since 1974 22nd District Webster, Daniel (R) Starke 32091 Miami Beach 33139 P. O. Box 1330 (Sandy) (904) 964-7202 (305) 3744864 Titone, Joe (D) St. Augustine 32085 41st District House since 1972 House since 1978 (Lila) (904) 824-4371 Suite 420.C 89th District House since 1978 3500 W. Colonial Drive Woodruff, T. M. "Tom" Stewart, Raymond B. Suite 201 Orlando 32808 (R) (D) 7310 W. McNab Road Wallace, Peter Rudy (D) (305) 295-0902 (Charlotte) (Shirley) Tamarac 33319 56th Distnct House since 1980 58th District 48th District (305) 726-0089 P.O. Box 3022 Minority Whip, 1983-84 Suite 209 P.O. Box 1507 Elected to House, 1982 St. Petersburg 33731 3040 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. Zephyrhills 33599 (813) 823-2167 Weinstock, Eleanor, Clearwater 33519 (813) 788-7913 Tobiassen, Tom (D) Elected to House, 1982 Mrs. (D) (813) 799-1976 Elected to House, 1982 District 1 (Sander) House since 1976 P.O. Box 997 Ward, James G. (D) 83rd District Thomas, John (D) Gonzalez 32560 (Carolyn) Suite 617, Comeau Bldg. Young, Walter C. (D) (Shirley) (904) 476-1793 5th District 319 Clematis Street (Dottie) 16th District Served in House 1968-74; 350 N. Eglin Parkway West Palm Beach 33401 99th District P. O. Box 40931 Senate 1974-82; Ft. Walton Beach 32548 (305) 832-5122 P. O. Box 4647 Jacksonville 32203 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 862-9112 House since 1978 Hollywood 33023 (904) 768-1566 House since 1976 (305) 983-7051 House since 1978 Tobin, Jack N. (D) Wetherell, T. K. (D) House since 1972 (Lesley) Watt, Jim (R) (Peggy) Thompson, James H. 88th District (Susan) 29th District (D) 6191 W. Atlantic Blvd. 81st District 315 Orange Avenue (Carolyn) Margate 33063 P.O. Box 14925 Daytona Beach 32014 8th District (305) 975-0088 N. Palm Beach 33408 (904) 257-1980 Elected to House, 1982 (305) 863-8181 House since 1980 Majority Floor Leader

Representatives in numerical order by districts

1. Tom Tobiassen, Gonzalez (D) 41. Daniel Webster, Orlando (R) 81. Jim Watt, Lake Park (R) 2. Virginia Bass, Pensacola (D) 42. C. Fred Jones, Auburndale (D) 82. Ray Liberti, West Palm Beach (D) 3. Grover C. Robinson III, Pensacola (D) 43. , Winter Haven (D) 83. Eleanor Weinstock, Palm Beach (D) "Bo" 4. Bolley Johnson, Milton (D) 44. Gene Ready, Lakeland (D) 84. Ed Healey, West Palm Beach (D) 5. James G. Ward, Ft. Walton Beach (D) 45. Beverly B. Burnsed, Lakeland (D) 85. Frank S. Messersmith, Lake Worth, (R) 6. Ron Johnson, Panama City (D) 46. Everett Kelly, Tavares (D) 86. Steve Press, Delray Beach (D) 7. Sam Mitchell, Vernon (D) 47. Charles R. Smith, Brooksville (D) 87. Carol G. Hanson, Boca Raton (R) 8. James Harold Thompson, Quincy (D) 48. Raymond B. Stewart, Zephyrhills (D) 88. Jack N. Tobin Margate (D) 9. , Tallahassee (D) 49. Ronald R. Richmond, Holiday (R) 89. Joe Titone, Coral Springs (D) 10. Herbert F. Morgan, Tallahassee (D) 50. Peter Dunbar, Dunedin (R) 90. , Sunrise (D) 11.Gene Hodges, Cedar Key (D) 51. Byron Combee, Clearwater (R) 91.Bill Clark, Lauderdale Lakes (D) 12. Wayne Hollingsworth, Lake City (D) 52. Betty Easley, Largo (R) 92. Robert J. Shelley, Pompano Beach (R) 13. George A. Crady, Yulee (D) 53. Dennis L. Jones, Treasure Island (R) 93. Debby Sanderson, Fort Lauderdale (R) 14. Carl Ogden, Jacksonville (D) 54. Dorothy E. Sample, St. Petersburg (R) 94. Tom Gustafson, Fort Lauderdale (D) 15. Steve Pajcic, Jacksonville (D) 55. Doug "Tim" Jamerson, St. Petersburg (D) 95. Anne Mackenzie, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 16. John Thomas, Jacksonville (D) 56. Peter Rudy Wallace, St. Petersburg (D) 96. Thomas H. Armstrong, Plantation (D) 17. , Jacksonville (D) 57. Patricia L. Bailey, Pinellas Park (D) 97. Fred Lippman, Hollywood (D) 18. John Lewis III, Jacksonville (D) 58. T.M. 'Tom" Woodruff, St. Petersburg (R) 98. David J. Lehman, Hollywood (D) 19. William G. Bankhead, Jacksonville (R) 59. John Grant, Tampa (R) 99. Walter C. Young, Pembroke Pines (D) 20. Tommy Hazouri, Jacksonville (D) 60. Mary Figg, Lutz (D) 100. Ronald A. Silver, N. Miami Beach (D) 21. Frank Williams, Starke (D) 61. Carl Carpenter, Plant City (D) 101. Mike Abrams, Miami (D) 22. Hamilton D. Upchurch, St. Augustine (D) 62. S.L. "Spud" Clemente, Brandon (D) 102. Elaine Gordon, Miami (D) 23. Sidney Martin, Hawthorne (D) 63. James T. Hargrett, Jr., Tampa (D) 103. Michael Friedman, Miami Beach (D) 24. Jon Mills, Gainesville (D) 64. Helen Gordon Davis, Tampa (D) 104. Barry Kutun, Miami Beach (D) 25. Christian Meffert, Ocala (D) 65. Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa (D) 105. Harold W. Spaet, Miami Beach (D) 26. Dick Locke, Inverness (D) 66. H. Lee Moffitt, Tampa (D) 106. Jefferson Reaves, Sr., Miami (D) 27. Bobby Brantley, Longwood (R) 67. Lawrence F. Shackelford, Palmetto (D) 107. James Burke, Miami (D) 28. Samuel P. Bell III, Daytona Beach (D) 68. Peggy Simone, Bradenton (R) 108. Willie Logan, Jr., Opa Locks (D) 29. T.K. Wetherell, Port Orange (D) 69. Thomas E. Danson, Jr., Sarasota (R) 109. Bob Reynolds, Miami Lakes (D) 30. Tom C. Brown, Port Orange (D) 70. Bob Johnson, Sarasota (R) 110.Ileana Ros, Miami (R) 31. Winston W. (Bud) Gardner, Titusville (D) 71. Fred Burrall, Punta Gorda (R) 111.Roberto Casas, Hialeah (R) 32. Tim Deratany, Indialantic (R) 72. Vernon Peeples, Punta Gorda (D) 112.John Cosgrove, Miami (D) 33. Marilyn Evans-Jones, Melbourne (R) 73. J. Keith Arnold, Fort Myers (D) 113.Humberto Cortina, Miami (R) 34. Carl Selph, Casselberry (R) 74. Fred R. Dudley, Cape Coral (R) 114. Elizabeth Metcalf, Coral Gables (D) 35. Art Grindle, Altamonte Springs (R) 75. Mary Ellen Hawkins, Naples (R) 115. Tim Murphy Miami (D) 36. Tom Drage, Jr., Orlando (R) 76. Bert J. Harris, Jr., Lake Placid (D) 116. Art Simon, Miami (D) 37. Richard Crotty, Orlando (R) 77. Irlo "Bud" Bronson, Kissimmee (D) 117. , Miami (R) 38. Bruce McEwan, Orlando (R) 78. R. Dale Patchett, Vero Beach (R) 118. Dexter Lehtinen, Miami (D) 39. Fran Carlton, Orlando (D) 79. Charles Nergard, Port St. Lucie, (R) 119.Larry Hawkins, Miami (D) 40. Alzo J. Reddick, Orlando (D) 80. James C. Hill, Jr., Jupiter (R) 120. Joe Allen, Key West (D)

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HON. WAYNE TODD HON. JACK GORDON HON. JOE BROWN Sergeant-at-Arms President Pro Tempore Secretary Telephone - 488-1383 Telephone - 488-1621

Senators in alphabetical order

Members of the Florida Senate are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name; and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a Senator and you don't know his name or his district number, perhaps you can identify his dis- trict by consulting the map on page 17.For more detailed infor- mation about members of the Senate, consult "The Clerk' s Manual. "Write to Documents Division, Office of the Clerk, The Capitol, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

Barron, Dempsey J. (D) Tampa 33618 Daytona Beach 32015 (Louve me) (813) 272-5147 (904) 258-1776 3rd District In Senate 1976.78 Senate since 1974 P. O. Box 1638 Returned, 1982 Panama City 32401 Fox, Roberta (D) (904) 785-7454 Childers, Don C. (D) (Mike Gold) HON. CURTIS PETERSON House 1956.60 (Kay) 40th District President Senate since 1960 28th District 4601 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Telephone - 488-5176 President Pro Tempore 2700 Forest Hill Blvd. Suite 310 1967-68 West Palm Beach 33406 Coral Gables 33146 President 1975-76 (305) 964-6464 (305) 446-3618 Senate since 1974 House 1976-1982 Beard, Malcolm E. (D) Elected to Senate 1982 (Mary Ellen) Childers, W. D. (D) . 22nd District (Ruth) Frank, Pat (D) P. O. Box 16516 1st District (Richard) Temple Terrace 33687 2869 Michigan Ave. 23rd District (813) 272-6708 Pensacola 3)506 238 E. Davis Blvd. Elected to House, 1978 (904) 944-3900 Suite C Elected to Senate, 1980 Senate since 1970 Tampa 33606 Senate President, 1981-82 (813) 272-6614 Carlucci, Joe (D) House 1976-78 (Louise) Crawford, Robert B.(D) Elected to Senate, 1978 8th District (Nancy) 3733 University Blvd. , W. 13th District Gersten, Joseph M (D) Suite 117 P.O Box 9445 (Janet) Jacksonville 32217 Winter Haven, 33880 34th District (904) 733-8888 (813) 299-6759 1050 Spring Garden Road Elected to Senate, 1978 Elected to Senate 1982 Miami 33136 (305) 324-1930 Castor, Betty, (D) Dunn, Edgar M., Jr.(D.) House 1974-1982 21st District (Margaret) Elected to Senate 1982 13902 N. Dale Mabry 10th District continued on next page Suite 215 P. O. Drawer 2600

MARCH-APRIL 1983 Girardeau, Arnett E. Hill, John A. (D) Lewis, Tom (R) Meek, Carrie P. (D) Scott, James A. "J&m" (D) (Vivian) (Marian Louise) 36th District (R) (Carolyn) 33rd District 27th District 149 W. Plaza, (Janice) 7th District 1140 W. 50th St., Suite 406 721 U. S. Hwy. No. 1 Suite 244 31st District 26 E. Sixth Street Hialeah 33012 North Palm Beach 33408 Miami 33147 2000 E. Oakland Jacksonville 32206 (305) 558-6780 (305) 844-6524 (305) 693-0330 Park Blvd. (904) 354-3369 House 1974-78 House, 1972-80 House 1979-82 Ft. Lauderdale 33306 House 1976-1982 Elected to Senate 1978 Elected to Senate, 1980 Elected to Senate 1982 (305) 566-8600 Elected to Senate 1982 Senate since 1976 Jenne, Kenneth C. (D) Malchon, Jeanne (D) Gordon, Jack D. (D) (Caroline) (Richard) Myers, William G. (R) 35th Stuart, George, Jr. (D) District 32nd District 18th District (Carol Anne) 1701 Meridian Avenue (Betty) 4600 Sheridan Street 424 Central Avenue 27th District 14th District Miami Beach 33139 Suite 203 Suite 804 308 Tequesta Drive 531-7297 P. O. Box 1188 (305) Hollywood 33021 St. Petersburg 33701 Suite 10 Senate since 1972 Orlando 32802 (305) 961-0400 (813) 823-2264 Tequesta 33458 (305) 843-2666 Elected to Senate 1978 Elected To Senate, 1982 (305) 747-7744 Elected to Senate, 1978 Grant, Bill (D) House 1978-82 (Martha) Jennings, Toni (R) Mann, Franklin B. (D) Elected to Senate, 1982 Thomas, Pat (D) 5th District 15th District (Mary Lee) 878 E. Baya Avenue (Mary Ann) 1032 Wilfred Drive 38th District Neal, Patrick K. (D) 2nd District Lake City 32055 P.O. Box 1268 (Charlene) 752-9399 Orlando 32803 222 Senate Office Building (904) 898-1861 Ft. Myers 33902 24th District Elected to Senate 1982 (305) Tallahassee 32301 House, 1976-80 (813) 334-2584 P. O. Box 89 (904) 488-4021 Elected to Senate, 1980 House 1974-82 Bradenton 33506 House 1972-74 Grizzle, Mary R. (R) Elected to Senate 1982 (813) 747-0000 Senate since 1974 20th District Elected to Senate 1978 2601 Jewel Road, Suite C Johnston, Harry A. II Belleair Bluffs (D) Margolis, Gwen (D) Thurman, Karen (D) 33540 37th District Peterson, Curtis (D) (813) 584-8465 (Mary) (John) 1451 N. 162nd Street (Ethel) House 1963-78 26th District E. 4th District North Miami Beach 33162 12th District Elected to Senate, 1978 P. O. Drawer M P.O. Box 5058 West Palm Beach 33402 (305) 949-4541 P. O. Box 180 Inverness 32650 659-6600 House, 1974-80 Eaton Park 33840 (904) 726-8500, Hair, Mattox (D) (305) Ext. 595 Senate since 1974 Elected to Senate, 1980 (813) 665-5545 Elected to Senate, 1982 (Betty) Senate since 1972 9th District Maxwell, Clark, Senate President 1983 4981 Atlantic Blvd. Kirkpatrick, George Jr. (R) Vogt, John W. (D) (Diane) (Tonic) Suite 2 (D) (Monika) 16th District Plummer, Lawrence H. 17th District Jacksonville 32207 6th District P. O. Drawer 1539 (D) 3500 N. Atlantic Ave. (904) 359-6408 Melbourne 32901 39th District House 1972-74 1338 N. W. 13th Street Cocoa Beach 32931 Gainesville (305) 724-6666 6001 SW 40th Street Senate since 1974 32601 (305) 783-9618 (904) 377-3800 House 1974-78 Miami 33155 Senate since 1972 Elected to Senate, 1978 (305) 666-6112 Henderson, Warren S. Elected to Senate, 1980 House 1978-82 Weinstein, Peter M. (D) (R) McPherson, Tom (D) Elected to Senate 1982 (Polly) Langley, Richard H. (Barbara) (R) (Sally Ann) 29th District 25th District 30th District Rehm, Gerald S. (R) 101 S. Washington Blvd. (Sheila) 1507 N. State Road 7 11th District 5273 SW 106th Avenue (Frances) Suite F Sarasota 33577 Ft. Lauderdale 33328 19th District 953-2338 P. O. Box 697 Margate 33063 (813) (305) 434-8787 315 Main Street Senate 1963-66 Clermont 32711 (305) 979-4852 394-6000 House 1973-82 Dunedin 33528 House 1966.67 (904) Elected to Senate, 1982 1972-78 Elected to Senate, 1982 (813) 733-2437 Senate since 1967 House, Elected to Senate, 1980 Elected to Senate 1980 Senators in numerical order by districts

1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (D) 14. George Stuart, Jr. Orlando (R) 28. Don C. Childers, W. Palm Beach (D) 2. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) 15. , Orlando (R) 29. Peter M. Weinstein, Margate (D) 3. Dempsey J. Barron, Panama City (D) 16. Clark Maxwell, Jr., Melbourne (R) 30. Tom McPherson, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 4. , Inverness (D) 17. John W. Vogt, Cocoa Beach (D) 31. James A. Scott, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 5. Bill Grant, Lake city (D) 18. Jeanne Malchon, St. Petersburg (D) 32. Kenneth C. Jenne, Hollywood (D) 6. George Kirkpatrick, Gainesville (D) 19. Gerald S. Rehm, Dunedin (R) 33. John A. Hill, Miami (D) 7. Arnett E. Girardeau, Jacksonville (D) 20. Mary R. Grizzle, Indian Rocks Beach (R) 34. Joseph M. Gersten, Miami (D) 8. Joe Carlucci, Jacksonville (D) 21. , Tampa (D) 35. Jack D. Gordon, Miami Beach (D) 9. Mattox Hair, Jacksonville (D) 22. Malcolm Beard, Seffner (D) 36. Carrie P. Meek Miami (D) 10. Edgar M. Dunn, Jr. Ormond Beach (D) 23. Pat Frank, Tampa (D) 37. Gwen Margolis, North Miami Beach (D) 11.Richard H. Langley, N. Lake Minneola (R) 24. Patrick K. Neal, Bradenton (D) 38. Franklin B. Mann, Ft. Myers (D) 12. Curtis Peterson, Eaton Park (D) 25. Warren S. Henderson, Sarasota (R) 39. Lawrence H. Plummer, Miami (D) 13. Robert B. Crawford, Winter Haven (D) 26. Harry A. Johnston II, West Palm Beach(D) 40. Roberta Fox, Coral Gables (D) 27. William G. Myers, Tequesta (R) About the Legi elative Branch. .. .. those required of any uoter —except that the candidate must be at The Legislature is the law-making branch of Florida's govern- least 2I years of age and a resident of Florida at least two years ment. Itis composed of the Senate and House of Representatives prior to election. and it meets annually in the Capitol, in Tallahassee, for 60 days. Responding to U. S. Supreme Court decisions requiring "one In addition to these regular sessions, the Legislature can also be man, one uote, " the Florida Legislature in 1972 adopted a calledinto extraordinary or special sessions. population-based reapportionment plan that created l20 House Senators serve four-year terms which are stag gered so that half seats and 40 Senate seats. of the members are elected euery two years. Representatives serue In 1982 the Legislature reapportioned itself again, using the two-year terms. l980 decennial census. The 120 House seats and 40 Senate seats A man or woman running as a candidate for election to the were retained. However, the reali gnment created greater represen- Legislature need not possess any legal qualifications beyond tation for minorities.

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Chief Justice JAMES E. ALDERMAN JAMES C. ADKINS Born Ft. Pierce, Florida, November 1, 1936. Born Gainesville, Florida, January 18, Education BA Degree, University of Flor- 1915Education Public schools of Gaines- ida, 1958; law degree, University of Florida ville; received LLB Degree, University of College of Law, 1961; National College of Florida, 1938. Wife Elizabeth Church the State Judiciary, University of Nevada, Methodist Military U. S. Army Infantry, 1975; Appellate Judges' Seminar, New WW II Career Research assistant, Florida York University School of Law, 1977. Wife Supreme Court; general practice of law, 20 Jean Children One Career Selected for years; Assistant State Attorney, 8th Judi- Alderman University of Florida Hall of Fame and cial Circuit; Assistant Attorney General of ; served as president of St. Florida; Judge, Court of Record, Alachua Lucie County Bar Association, Ft. Pierce- County; Circuit Court Judge, 8th Judicial St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce, St. Lucie Circuit; author "of "Florida Criminal "Law County Fair Association and Ft. Pierce and Procedure, "Florida Discovery, and Mutual Concert Association; served as "Florida Real Estate Law and Procedure", part-time U. S. Commissioner and U. S. "Motor Vehicle Liability Law", received Magistrate for Southern District ofFlorida; James W. Day Award from John Marshall appointed St. Lucie County Judge, 1971; Bar Association, University of Florida, for elected Circuit Judge, 1972; appointed to contributions to legal education, 1966; Fourth District Court of Appeal, 1976; Good Government Award, Gainesville Jay- appointed to Florida Supreme Court, 1978; cees, 1968; member, Florida Highway Chief Justice, July 1, 1982to June 30, 1984. Safety Commission; member, Governor' s Commission on Criminal Justice Stand- JOSEPH A. BOYD, JR. ards and Goals; received Distinguished Alumnus Award from University of Flor- Hoschton, Georgia, November 16, Born ida; Distinguished Service Award from Boyd 1916.Education Attended Piedmont Col- Florida Municipal Judges Assn. ; Chair- Mercer University and University of lege, man, Governor's Task Force on Alcohol Miami; received Juris Doctor Degree, Uni- and Drug Abuse; elected to his first term on versity of Miami; honorary Doctor of Laws, Supreme Court in 1968; reelected, 1974and Piedmont College. Wife Ann Children 1980; Chief Justice, March 1974-1976. Five Church Baptist Military U. S. Marine Corps, WW II. Career Hialeah RAYMOND EHRLICH City Attorney; Dade County Commis- sioner; received National Top Hat Award, Born Swainsboro, Georgia, February 2, National Business and Professional 1918.Education Received his undergradu- Women's Federation; past Florida Com- ate and law degrees from the University of mander, American Legion; elected to Florida. Wife Miriam Religion Jewish Supreme Court in 1968; reelected, 1974; Military U. S. Navy during World War II. 1980; Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree, Career Began practicing law in Jackson- Western State University College of Law, ville in 1946 after he was discharged from San Diego, 1981. the Navy with the rank of Commander; Adkins helped found the Jacksonville law firm of

MARCH-APRIL 1983 Mathews, Osborne, Ehrlich, McNatt, Committee of Appellate Judges Confer- Gobelman & Cobb in 1959; was a senior ence; Board of Directors, National Judicial member of that firm when Governor Gra- College; American Judicature Society; and ham appointed him to the Florida Supreme a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. Court, October 14, 1981, to fill the position formerly held by Justice Arthur J. Eng- LEANDER J. SHAW, JR. land, Jr. He has been involved in major litigation on the State's no-fault insurance Born Salem, Virginia, September 6, 1930. Education West law; has represented corporations at all Virginia State College, court levels during his 35 years of practice BA Degree; Brooklyn Law School; Howard in Florida. University, JD Degree. Wi fe Vidya Child- ren five Church Baptist Military U.S. PARKER LEE McDONALD Army artillery, Korean conflict Career Private law practice; Assistant Professor of Ehrlich Born Sebring, Florida, May 23, 1924.Edu- Law, Florida A&M University College of cation B.S. in Business Administration Law; Assistant Public Defender; Assistant and Bachelor of Laws Degree, University State Attorney; Judge, Industrial Relations of Florida; attended University of Indiana Commission; Judge, First District Court of while in U. S. Army; graduate of National Appeals; appointed to Supreme Court, 1982 College for the Judiciary. Wi fe Ruth Honors National Bar Association Award; Children Four Church Methodist Mil- Jacksonville Bar Association Award for itary 3 years, U. S. Army, European Community Service; Outstanding Service Theater of Operation, WW II. Career Law- in Government and Community Affairs yer, 1950-1961; appointed Circuit Court Award, Jacksonville; O.I.C. Torch Bearer Judge, March, 1961;reelected subsequently Award; Appointed to Mayor's Police Advi- and served in that capacity until appointed sory Committee, Jacksonville, also to Jack- to Supreme Court, October, 1979, by Gov. sonville Jetport Authority; Board Robert Graham; chairman, Florida Confer- Chairman, Jacksonville Opportunities ence of Circuit Judges, 1974-75; member, Industrialization Center, Inc.; Nathan W. Executive Committee, National Associa- Collins Meritorious Service Award; Out- McDonald tion of State Trial Judges; presiding judge, standing Community Service Award from 3rd state-wide Grand Jury, December 1977- Dayspring Baptist Church, Jacksonville; June, 1979; voted "Most Outstanding Cir- served on Judicial Nominating Commis- cuit Court Judge in Florida" by Young sion Committee, Florida Bar. Lawyers Section of the Florida Bar, 1979. Supreme Court mailing addresst BEN F. OVERTON Supreme Court Building Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Born Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 15, (904) 488-0125 1926. Education BS Degree in Business Administration, University of Florida; honorary Doctor of Law Degrees from Stet- Youth son University and Nova University. Wi Fund Tribute: For the past 25 years fe the Florida Marilyn Chimren Three Church Episco- Sheriffs Youth Fund has reached out to touch the lives of children. It is indeed a pal Mtv ltary Retired Reserve Officer, most worthy and noble project which has bene- Advocate General's Judge Corps, U. S. fited Florida and has contributed both spiritu- Army. Career Special Assistant Attorney ally and materially to the benefit of Florida's General; served ten years as a circuit court Overton troubled youth. The Boys Ranch near Live judge; chairman, 1973, Florida Conference Oak, The Girls Villa near Bartow and the of Circuit Judges; member, Florida Bar Youth Ranch near Clearwater areall programs Continuing Legal Education Committee, of the Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund and all 1963-74 and chairman, 1971-74. He was a deserve special commendation from the Con- part-time faculty member, Stetson Univer- gress for the contributions they have made. Iam proud to be a resident the sity College of Law until appointment to of State ofFlorida and to represent a district which has always sup- Supreme Court; has served for more than ported this cause. Hon. Daniel Mica, Congres- eight on faculty years of National Judicial sional Record, Feb. 10, 1983. College, American Bar Association. First chairman, Florida Institute for the Judi- Youth Fund Tribute: The Florida Sheriffs ciary; present chairman, Florida Court Youth Fund is a nonprofit organization which Educational Council; appointed to operates the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, the Supreme Court 1974; served as Chief Jus- Girls Villa and the Youth Ranch. As long as tice, 1976 to July, 1978.Chairman, Florida there are children in need and they can be Appellate Structure Commission, 1978; helped, the Youth Fund will continue to seek ways to provide that help. Hon Lawrence CI. member, ABA's Standing Committee on Smith, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, 1983. Shaw Standards for Criminal Justice; Executive

22 THE SHERIFF'S STAR DISTRICT COURTS OF APPEAL First District Edward E. Zehmer Herboth S. Ryder Natalie Baskin Daniel T. K. Hurley First, Second, Third, John Klein Wigginton Monterey Campbell James R. Jorgenson John W. Dell Ralph W. Nimmons, Jr. Jack R. Schoonover, Sr. Fourth, Eighth and Fourth District Fifth District Fourteenth Judicial Ford L. Thompson James E. Lehan C1rcutts Fifteenth, Seventeenth Fifth, Seventh, Ninth Second District Third District and Nineteenth Judicial and Eighteenth Judicial Mailing Address: Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Eleventh and Sixteenth Circuits Circuits District Court of Thirteenth and Twentieth Judicial Circuits Mailing Address: Mailing Address: Appeal, First District Circuits Judicial P.O. Box A Tallahassee, 32301 Mailing Address: P.O. Drawer CA Mailing Address: P.O. Box 650307 W. Palm Beach, 33402 Daytona Beach, 32015 JUDGES APPELLATE P.O. Box 327 Miami, 33165 APPELLATE JUDGES APPELLATE JUDGES G. Smith Larry Lakeland, 33802 APPELLATE JUDGES George W. Hersey James C. Dauksch Mills, E. R. Jr. APPELLATE JUDGES Daniel S. Pearson James C. Downey Joe A. Cowart, Jr. Douglass B. Shivers Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Melvin Orfinger Robert P. Smith T. Truett Ott Hugh S. Glickstein John M. Scheb Alan R. Schwartz John R. Beranek Frank D. Upchurch, Jr. Richard W. Ervin III Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. Warren H. Cobb Anne Cawthon Booth Paul W. Danahy, Jr. Harry L. Anstead T. Frank Hobson, Jr, Norman Hendry Gavin K. Letts Winifred J. Sharp Winifred Wentworth Joseph Nesbitt James E. Joanos Edward Boardman James H. Walden Stephen H. Grimes Phillip A. Hubbart FLORIDA'S JUDICIAL CIRCUITS

First Judicial Circuit STATE ATTORNEY Thomas D. Oakley, Gerard J. O' Brien, PUBLIC DEFENDER Escambia, Okaloosa, Don Modesitt, Jacksonville St. Petersburg Robert Jagger, N. Santa Rosa and Tallahassee Everett R. Richardson, Charles M. Phillips, Jr., Reding ton Beach Walton Counties PUBLIC DEFENDER Jacksonville Clearwater Michael E. Allen, Harold R. Clark, B.J. Driver, Seventh Judicial Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Quincy Jacksonville Tarpon Springs Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns George E. Lowrey, Milton Gordon A. Duncan, Jr., Allen Anderson, and Volusia Counties Bob Barron, Third Judicial Circuit Jacksonville St. Petersburg CIRCUIT JUDGES Ft. Walton Beach Columbia, Dixie, John E. Santora, Jr., Lawrence E. Keough, St. Jack H. Greenhut, Hamilton, Lafayette, Jacksonville Petersburg Richard O. Watson, Pensacola Madison, Suwannee John S. Cox, Jacksonville Mark R. McGarry, Jr., St. Augustine William J. Tolton, Jr., and Taylor Counties R. Hudson Olliff, St. Petersburg Stephen J. Foxman, Walton Jacksonville E. Ulmer, Jr. Ormond Beach Ft. CIRCUIT JUDGES Ray , Ben Gordon, Cliff Shepard, Clearwater Kim C. Hammond, Shalimar John Peach, Jasper Jacksonville Harry Fogle, Daytona Beach Clyde B. Wells, Arthur Lawrence, Virginia Beverly, St. Petersburg James T. Nelson, DeLand DeFuniak Springs Live Oak Jacksonville Robert Beach, E. L. Eastmoore, Palatka William Frye III, Royce Agner, Perry A. C. Soud, Jr., St. Petersburg J. Robert Durden, DeLand Pensacola Wallace M. Jopling, Jacksonville David Patterson, Uriel Blount, Jr., DeLand Joseph Q. Tarbuck, Lake City STATE ATTORNEY Seminole Robert E. Lee, Jr., DeLand Gulf Breeze STATE ATTORNEY T. Edward Austin, David S. Walker, John Upchurch, M. C. Blanchard, Jerry M. Blair, Live Oak Jacksonville Clearwater Ormond Beach Pensacola PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER Richard A. Miller, St. Robert P. Miller, William S.Rowley, Milo Thomas, Jr., Lewis O. Frost, Jr., Petersburg Daytona Beach Pensacola Lake City Jacksonville John S. Andrews, R. Michael Hutcheson, Erwin Fleet, Crestview Dunedin Daytona Beach Theodore F. Bruno, Fourth Judicial Circuit Fifth Judicial Circuit Jack A. Page, Robert R. Perry, Pensacola Clay, Duval & Nassau Citrus, Hernando, Lake, St. Petersburg Interlachen William H. Anderson, Counties Marion & Sumter Counties Fred L. Bryson, C. McFerrin Smith III, St. Petersburg DeLand Pensacola JUDGES CIRCUIT JUDGES Edward T. Barfield CIRCUIT Helen S. Hansel, Richard Gary Weinberg, Pensacola Ralph W. Nimmons, Jr., Carven Angel, Ocala St. Petersburg St. Augustine W. Bushnell STATE ATTORNEY Jacksonville John Booth, Robert F. Michael, Jr., STATE ATTORNEY Curtis A. Golden, Lawrence D. Fay, William T. Swigert, Ocala St. Petersburg Stephen L. Boyles, Pensacola Jacksonville L. R. Huffstetler, Jr., William L. Walker, St. Palatka PUBLIC DEFENDER Louis C. Corbin, Leesburg Petersburg PUBLIC DEFENDER John R. Behr, Pensacola Jacksonville Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr., Susan F. Schaeffer, James Gibson, Charles O. Mitchell, Jr., Ocala St. Petersburg DaytonaBeach Second Judicial Circuit Jackson ville C. Welborn Daniel, Edward H. Bergstrom, Jr. Eighth Judicial Circuit Franklin, Gadsden, Jeffer- Louis Safer, Jacksonville Clermont New Port Richey son, Leon, Liberty and James L. Harrison, Ernest C. Aulls, Jr., Philip A. Federico, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, WaklIUa Counties Jacksonville Tavares Clearwater Gilchrist, Levy and Union Lawrence Page Haddock, William F. Edwards, Counties CIRCUIT JUDGES Maynard F. Swanson, Jr., Jacksonville Inverness St. Petersburg Victor Cawthon, CIRCUIT JUDGES Henry F. Martin, Jr., Jackson O. Brownlee, Wayne Cobb, Tallahassee R. Jacksonville Brooksville N. Port Richey Osee Fagan, Gainesville Ben C. Willis, Tallahassee Lamar Winegeart, Jr., Ray McNeal, Ocala James B. Sanderlin, Wayne M. Carlisle, Hartwell, Donald Jacksonville STATE ATTORNEY St. Petersburg Gainesville Tallahassee John Crews, Dorothy H. Pate, Gordon G. Oldham, Jr., Thomas E. Penick, Jr. J. Rudd, Sr., John A. Jacksonville Leesburg Clearwater Gainesville Tallahassee Benjamin M. Henry Lee Adams, Jr., PUBLIC DEFENDER Frank White, Tench, Harper, Gainesville George L. Jacksonville Howard Babb, Eustis St. Petersburg Tallahassee Sam Goodfriend, R. A. Green, Jr., Jr. Crockett Fame)l, J. Lewis Hall, Jacksonville Sixth Judicial Circuit Clearwater Gainesville Tallahassee Pasco Pinellas Counties Theron A. Yawn, Jr., Starke Major Harding, & STATE ATTORNEY Kenneth E. Cooksey, Jacksonville Chester B. Chance, CIRCUIT JUDGES James Russell, St. Monticello Ellis Fernandez, Gainesville T. Jr., Petersburg Charles E. Miner, Jr., Jacksonville Jerry R. Parker, Elzie S. Sanders, Starke Tallahassee Clearwater

MARCH-APRIL 1983 23 STATE ATTORNE Y Moie J. L. Tendrich, Paul Logan, Bradenton Edward Rodgers, W. Clayton Johnson, Eugene T. Whitworth, Miami Andrew D. Owens, Jr., West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Gainesville Francis X. Knuck, Miami Sarasota Robert Hewitt, Robert W. Tyson, Jr., PUBLIC DEFENDER Gene Williams, Miami STATE ATTORNEY West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Alan R. Parlapiano, Gerald Kogan, Miami James A. Gardner, R. William Rutter, Jr., Stephen Booher, Gainesville Fredricka G. Smith, Sarasota West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER Maurice J. Hall, George Richardson, Jr., Ninth Judicial Circuit Milton A. Friedman, Elliott C. Metcalfe, West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Orange and Osceola Miami Sarasota James R. Stewart, Jr., John A. Miller, Counties Joseph P. Farina, West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Miami Thirteenth Judicial CIRCUIT JUDGES Shores Thomas E. Sholts, W. Herbert Moriarty, James C. Henderson, Circuit West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Rom W. Powell, Winter Park Miami Hillsborough County Carl H. Harper, Lawrence Korda, Hollywood Emerson Thompson, Jr., Joseph M. Nadler, Miami West Palm Beach Eugene Fischer, Orlando Rhea P. Grossman, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Paul T. Douglas, Ft. Lauderdale Michael F. Cycmanick, Edmund W. Newbold, Morton Hanlan, Tampa West Palm Beach James Reasbeck, Orlando Miami Arden Mays Merckle, Lewis Kapner, Ft. Lauderdale Claude Edwards, Orlando Thomas A. Testa, Miami Tampa West Palm Beach M. Daniel Futch, Jr., B. C. Muszynski, Orlando Michael H. Salmon, Morison Buck, Tampa Timothy Poulton, Ft. Lauderdale R. James Stroker, Maitland Miami Roland Gonzalez, Tampa West Palm Beach Paul M. Marko III, Thomas S. Kirk, Orlando John A. Tanksley, Miami Neil C. McMullen, Tampa Marvin U. Mounts, Jr. Ft. Lauderdale Frederick Pfeiffer, Orlando , Thomas E. Scott, Miami Vernon W. Evans, Jr., West Palm Beach Bobby W. Gunther, W. Rogers Turner, Orlando Jack M. Turner, Miami Tampa Emery Newell, Ft. Lauderdale George Diamantis, Orlando Donald E. Stone, Miami Thomas Miller, Sr., West Palm Beach Leroy Moe, Ft. Lauderdale William Orlando C. Gridley, Dick C. P. Lantz, S. Miami Tampa Vaughn Rudnick, J. Cail Lee, Ft. Lauderdale Joseph P. Baker, Orlando Richard S. Hickey, Miami James A. Lenfestey, West Palm Beach Barbara J. Bridge Cecil H. Brown, Orlando Wm. E. Gladstone, Miami Tampa W. C. Williams III, Ft. Lauderdale Ted Coleman, Orlando Gerald Wetherington, Carl C. Durrance, Tampa Delray Beach Thomas M. Coker, Jr. Lonnie Cornelius, Jr. , , Coral Gables Walter Burnside, Jr., John D. Weasel, Plantation Ocoee Lew Whitworth, Miami Tampa Boca Raton Miette K. Burnstein, Frank N. Kaney, Orlando Harold Featherstone, Robert W. Rawlins, Jr. Jack H. Cook, Hollywood Lawrence R. Kirkwood, , Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Robert C. Abel, Jr., Winter Park Edward N. Moore, Miami J. Rogers Padgett, Tampa Rosemary Barkett, Ft. Lauderdale James S. Byrd, Orlando Frederick N. Barad, Benjamin Sidwell, Lake Park Barry Stone, ATTORNEY J. STATE Miami Tampa William C. Owen, Jr. Ft. Lauderdale Robert Eagan, , J. D. Bruce Levy, Miami Fred Woods, Tampa West Palm Beach Estella May Moriarty, Winter Park Mario P. Goderich, James P. Calhoun, Tampa Richard Bryan Burk, Ft. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER S. Miami J. C. Cheatwood, West Palm Beach Mark E. Polen, Sunrise Joseph W. DuRocher, Seymour Gelber, Miami Temple Terrace STATE ATTORNEY Linda Vitale, Orlando Edward S. Klein, Miami Daniel E. Gallagher, David H. Bludworth, Ft. Lauderdale Tenth Judicial Circuit Stuart M. Simons, Miami Tampa Lake Worth Robert Lance Andrews Ellen M. Gable, Miami Guy Spicola, Tampa PUBLIC DEFENDER Ft. Lauderdale Hardee, Highlands and Herbert M. Klein, Harry Lee Coe III, Tampa Richard L. Jorandby, Polk Counties Harry G. Hinckley, Jr., Coral Gables John P. Griffin, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES Lenore C. Nesbitt, Phillip L. Knowles, Tampa George A. Shahood, Coral Gables Sixteenth Judicial Clinton A. Curtis, John M. Gilbert, Tampa Hollywood Leonard Rivkind, Babson Park Richard E. Leon, Tampa Circuit Patricia W. Cocalis, Miami Beach Calvin William K. Love, Lakeland A. Pope, Tampa Monroe County Ft. Lauderdale Robert H. Newman, Ralph Steinberg, Tampa H. Mark Purdy, J. Tim Strickland, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Lakeland STATE ATTORNEY Ft. Lauderdale Adele Segall Faske, Miami Clifton Sebring E. J. Salcines, Tampa Helio Gomez Key West J. Leonard Fleet, Kelly, Phillip W. Knight, Miami PUBLIC William Norris, DEFENDER M. Ignatius Lester, Hollywood A. Jr., Ralph N. Person, Miami Bartow Judge C. Luckey, Jr., Key West Mark A. Speiser, Arthur I. Snyder, Tampa Bill G. Chappell, Key West Ft. Lauderdale Richard Bronson, Bartow Miami Beach John H. Dewell, Bartow David Patrick Kirwan, STATE ATTORNEY Murray Goldman, Miami Oliver Green, Lakeland Fourteenth Judicial Marathon Mike Satz, Ft. Lauderdale Jr., Maria Korvick, Miami Thomas Langston, STATE ATTORNEY PUBLIC DEFENDER Robert Miami Circuit Lakeland Kaye, Kirk C. Zuelch, Key West Alan H. Schreiber, Howard Gross, Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Randall G. McDonald, PUBLIC DEFENDER Lauderhill Miami Holmes, Jackson & Lakeland Beach John H. Keane, Sidney Miami Washington Counties E. Randolph Bentley, B. Shapiro, Key West Theodore Lakeland G. Mastos, CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Eighteenth Judicial Thomas L. Clarke, Jr. N. Harold Solomon, S.Miami Russell Bower, Circuit Lakeland Panama City Seventeenth Judicial STATE ATTORNEY Brevard Edward Threadgill, Bartow Robert L. McCrary, Jr. Circuit & Seminole , Miami , Counties STATE ATTORNEY PUBLIC DEFENDER Marianna Broward County Quillian S. Yancey, Bennett H. W. Fred Turner, CIRCUIT JUDGES Lakeland Brummer, CIRCUIT JUDGES Coral Gables Lynn Haven Gil Goshorn, Titusville PUBLIC DEFENDER Larry A. Bodiford, Eugene S. Garrett, Tom Waddell, Jr., Jerry Hill, Winter Haven Twelfth Judicial Panama City Hillsboro Beach Melbourne Circuit W. L. Bailey, Blountstown Melvin B. Grossman, Roger F. Dykes, Cocoa Eleventh Judicial STATE Hollywood DeSoto, Manatee and ATTORNEY Edward M. Jackson, Jim Joseph E. Price, Jr., Circuit Sarasota Counties Appleman, Merritt Island Dade County Marianna Ft. Lauderdale Dominick Salfi, Longwood CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER George W. Tedder, Jr., Clarence T. Johnson, Jr. CIRCUIT JUDGES Ft. Lauderdale , Robert Hensley, Virgil Q. Mayo, Merritt Island David M. Gersten, Miami Bradenton Blountstown Stanton S. Kaplan, Robert B. McGregor, Cocoa William A. Herin, Miami Lynn Silvertooth, Plantation J. Wm. Woodson, Eau Gallic David L. Levy, Miami Sarasota Louis Weissing, Frances Ann Jamieson, Joe J. Gersten, Miami Grissim H. Walker, Fifteenth Judicial Ft. Lauderdale Cocoa Beach Sam I. Silver, Miami Sarasota Circuit Henry Latimer, Plantation Stanley Wolfman, Arthur Franza, Francis J. Christie, Miami Gilbert Smith, Bradenton Palm Beach County Hollywood Merritt Island George Orr, Miami Frank Schaub, Bradenton Raymond Hare, S. Joseph Davis, Jr. Sanford CIRCUIT JUDGES Ft. Lauderdale Ralph B. Ferguson, Jr., Stephen L. Dakan, Virgil B. Conkhng, Miami Sarasota Tom Johnson, Russell Seay, Jr., Dania Titusville John Gale, Miami Harry Parham, Bradenton Riviera Beach John Ferris, Ft. Lauderdale Kenneth M. Leffier, Jon I. Gordon, Miami Evelyn Gobbie, Bradenton John E. Born, Franklin Orlando, Long wood Richard Y. Feder, Miami Vincent T. Hall, Arcadia West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale C. Vernon Mize, Sanford

24 THE SHERIFF'S STAR STATE ATTORNEY Twentieth Judicial Dixie Lafayette Pasco Dade City Douglas L. Cheshire, Jr., Circuit Cross City Mayo Melbourne Marshall M. Clemente Foye W. O'Steen William H. Seaver Charlotte, Collier, Dan C. Rasmussen PUBLIC DEFENDER Glades, Hendry & Lee Duval Lake J. R. Russo, Cocoa Beach Counties Jacksonuille Tauares Pinellas Judicial Donald R. Moran, Jr. W. A. Milton, Jr. Clearwater Nineteenth CIRCUIT JUDGES Louise Walker Roy Wright Caldwell Karl B. Grube Circuit James R. Adams, Ft. Myers Claire Luten Morton A. Kesler Lee K. Indian River, Martin, Ted Brousseau, Naples Jesse H. Leigh Robert Shingler Charles Carlton, Ft. Myers Catherine Moore Harlan Okeechobee & St. Lucie Edward P. Westberry Charles Mclver Moore Haven William Richard Luce Counties Hugh McKay Fletcher, Sr. Elmer Hugh E. Starnes, Ft. Myers O. Friday Charles Scott Carrere Giles P. Lewis Anderson, CIRCUIT JUDGES R. Wallace Pack, Ft. Myers Isaac Jr. Horace A. Andrews John Southwood Radford Russell Sturgis Charles E. Smith, Richard M. Stanley, Naples John M. Marees Redford W. Smith Vero Beach Thomas S. Reese, Ft. Myers E. Ambrose Olliff, Jr. Leon Thomas B. Freeman Ken Sharp, Vero Beach Hugh D. Hayes, Naples Raymond L. Simpson Tallahassee William B. Blackwood, Jr. C. Pfeiffer Trowbridge, Robert T. Shafer, Jr., David Cary Wiggins Hal McClamma David A. Demers Stuart Ft. Myers John E. Crusoe Royce R. Lewis, Ft. Pierce Escambia Polk James R. Thompson, Charles D. McClure Bartou Dwight Geiger, Stuart Ft. Myers Pensacola Susan Wadsworth Roberts Philip G. Nourse, Ft. Pierce William John Nelson, William W. Henderson, Jr. Levy Dennis Maloney L. B. Vocelle, Vero Beach Ft. Myers Walter B. Lagergren Bronson P. Rupert Smith, Ft. Pierce STATE ATTORNEY Frank L. Bell W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Julian Dale Durrance STATE ATTORNEY Joseph P. D'Alessandro, Billy G. Ward Charles B. Curry Liberty Charles Davis Robert E. Stone, Ft. Myers William Campbell Jones Bristol Carolyn K, Fulmer Vero Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Flagler Glenn E. Summers PUBLIC DEFENDER Douglas Midgley, Putnam Bunnell Madison Elton H. Schwarz, Ft. Myers William Atack Palatka C. Madison Jensen Beach William E. Warren Franklin Wetzel Blair Johns Apalachicola Manatee St. COUNTY Susie Measamer St. Augustine Bradenton Robert A. Andreu Gadsden Walter R. Talley Robert K. Mathis guin cy George K. Brown, Jr. COURT JUDGES Richard L. Hood St. Lucie Marion Ft. Pierce Citrus Gilchrist Ocala E. P. DeFriest, Jr. Alachua Trenton Clyde G. Trammell Gainesuille Inverness William G.Tye Miller Hale Stancil Jeanne Dawes Crenshaw Leonard A. Damron Lang Mickle Santa Rosa Stephan Pierre Clay Glades Martin Milton Stuart Stan R. Morris Green Coue Springs Moore Hauen Colic Nichols, Jr. Nath C. Doughtie William A. Wilkes A. E. Wells Mare A. Cianca David Harper Sarasota Baker Collier Gulf Sarasota Macclenny Naples Port St. Joe Monroe Marvin S. Silverman D. L. Griffis Thomas T. Trettis, Jr. David L. Taunton Key West Robert H. Stahlschmidt Hugh D. Hayes Richard G. Payne Frederick DeFuria Bay Hamilton Allison DeFoor Panama City Columbia Jasper Paul E. Esquinaldo Seminole William Cooper Lake City David E. Bembry Sanford Don T. Sirmons E. Vernon Douglas Nassau Wallace H. Hall Hardee Fernandina Beach Thomas R. Ellinor Harold F. Johnson Dade Wauchula J. E. Weatherford Bradford Miami Robert Earl Collins Alan A. Dickey Starke Morton Lee Perry Okaloosa Sumter Hendry Crestuiew George H. Pierce Steven D. Robinson Bushnell LaBelle Mike Jones Brevard Alfred Nesbitt Broward N. Parsons Jack Drawdy Bernard R. Jaffe Keith Brace Titusislle Hernando Suwannee Harry Stein Alexander S. Gordon Okeechobee Charles David Edelstein Brooksui lie Liue Oak Kenneth B. Morton Okeechobee Thomas J. Kennon, Jr. Martin Budnick Edward H. Swanko Edwin Malmquist William L. Hendry Daniel F. Citak Marvin H. Gillman Highlands Taylor Johston C. P. Rubiera Orange Perry Lawrence V. Sebri ng Orlando Marshall H. Ader Mark H. Richardson, Jr. Declan O' Grady Broward Robert M. Deehl Gary L. Formet, Sr. Ft. Lauderdale Harvey Leon Goldstein Hillsborough James Charles Hauser Union J. Bart Budetti Thomas M. Carney Tampa Thomas Robert Kirkland Lake Butler Fatti L. Englander Richard V. Margolius Manuel Menendez, Jr. George A. Sprinkel, IV Bobby Lex Kirby Alfred J. Skaf Joan A. Stember Paul Elliott Lee C. Conser Volusia Morton L. Abram Philip Cook Dennis Alvarez Walter Komanski DeLand Ross E. Mowry Arthur Maginnis Donald F. Castor Janis Halker Michael McDermott Luzzo C. Stone, John T. Thomas G. O' Connell Ed Hinson J. Jr. Norton Josephson Shutter Dorothy Russell Steven G. Arthur Winton Susan Cawthon Bucklew Darrel Carnell Owen Dale Ross Ward Robert Murray Klein Edward H. Osceola Harrison D. Griffin Harvey Ford Meek B. Robinette Perry A. Little Kissimmee Wiley G. Clayton Birken Donald Evans Arthur M. Henry Ludwig Oppenborn Ronald Legendre Gayle Graziano William Walter Herring Robert Henry Bonanno Calvin R. Mapp J. Chester Kerr Wakulla Brian Phillip Kay James Rainwater S. Holmes Palm Beach Craw forduille Larry Seidlin Gerald Klein Boni Nutaro J. fay West Palm Beach Mike Carter Constance R. Harvey Baxter Johnson Robert Earl Brown Edward A. Garrison June LaRan Alfonso C. Sepe Walton Berkowitz Harold Jeffrey Cohen Irwin A. Leah Aleice Simms Indian River DeFuniak Springs Beach David C. Clark Calhoun Allen Kornblum Vero Joe Dan Trotman Graham W. Stikelether, Jr. Howard H. Harrison, Jr. Blountstown Alfonso Leo Adderly James T. Carlisle Washington Norman Gerstein J. L. Godwin S. Jackson Don T. Adams Chi pley Goldstein Charlotte Stanley M. Marianna Robert V. Parker Perry E. Wells Woodrow Wilson Hatcher Punta Gorda DeSoto Mary E. Lupo John P. Shannon Arcadia Jefferson Edward H. Fine James S. Parker Monticello Karen L. Martin Charles C. Anderson MARCH-APRIL 1983 25 ' ~ I . t ~ ~ s

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~ ' ~ " 2nd District "Settlement of Florida, 1968; "Southern-" Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Columbia, most Battlefields of the Revolution, 1970; Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, "Three Voyages, " 1975; "Florida's French Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Jef- Revolution, " 1982; Watchdog of the Treas- Liberty, ferson, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, ury Award, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1974, 1976and Madison, Suwannee, Taylor, Union, Wakulla and Washington Coun- 1978; member, Board of Trustees, Lynch- ties. Portions of Bay and Clay burg College; Honorary Doctor of Humani- Counties. ties, University of Tampa, 1950; Honorary (D) Doctor of Laws, Jacksonville University, 1972; University of Florida, Distinguished Born Jacksonville, Florida, August 20, Alumnus Award, 1969; Jacksonville Good of Cal- 1933. Education Public schools Government Award, 1952; Freedoms Foun- Agricultural Eco- houn County; degree in dation Awards, 1951 and 1955; elected to Florida, 1957.Prior nomics, University of Congress in 1948; serving his 18th consecu- Nancy Child- Fuqua Occupation Dairying Wife tive term; holds all-time record in Congress Presbyterian lifilitary ren Two Church for not missing a single legislative vote on Medical Korean War. U. S. Army Corps, any roll call in more than 31 years. 1950-51; Career State President, FFA, Address 2107 House Office former Ray burn American Farmer degree, 1952; Building, Washington, D. C. 20515, (202) member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch 225-2501. Board of Trustees; Rodeheaver Boys Ranch Board of Trustees; served in Florida House 4th District of Representatives, 1958-61;named "One of Flagler, St. Johns and Volusia Coun- the Most Valuable Members of the Legisla- ties. Portions of Duval, Clay and ture, " 1961;named "One of Five Outstand- Putnam Counties. ing Young Men in Florida, " Florida Jaycees, 1963; named to membership in WILLIAM V. CHAPPELL, JR.(D) Florida Blue and Florida University of Key Born Kendrick, Florida, February 2, 1922. Leadership Fra- State University Gold Key Education Public schools of Marion Distinguished Alumnus Award, ternities; County; BA Degree, University of Florida, of Florida; past president and University 1947; LLB Degree, 1949;Juris Doctor, 1967. Bennett University of Florida chairman of the Prior Occupation Attorney Children Association; elected U. S. Repre- Alumni Four Church Methodist Military U. S. the Second District in 1962, sentative from Naval aviator; Captain, U. S. Naval Committees: Chairman, and subsequently. Reserve (inactive). Career Marion County Technology; Government Opera- Science & Prosecuting Attorney, 1949-54; served in 2269 Rayburn Bldg. tions. Address , Florida House of Representatives, 1954-64, 20515. 225-5235. Washington, D. C. (202) 196668; Speaker of the House, 1961-63; 3rd District elected to Congress in 1968;now serving his 8th consecutive term in office; assigned to Nassau County. Portions of Duval County. the House Appropriations Committee, 1973; member of subcommittees on CHARLES E. BENNETT (D) Defense, Energy and Water Development, Born Canton, New York, December 2, and Military Construction; recipient of the 1910.Education AB and JD Degrees, Uni- Freedoms Foundation Award; Triple-E versity of Florida Prior Occupation Award, National Environmental Develop- five-time recipient Attorney Wife Jean Children Three ment Assn. , 1976; Chappell Church Christian Military Captain, U. S. National Businessmen's "Watchdog of the Army, World War II; leader of guerillas in Treasury Award;" and five-time recipient Northern Luzon mountain jungle fighting; of the National Federation of Independent awarded Silver Star, Bronze Star, Philip- Business "Guardian of Small Business" cit- Youth Fund Tribute: In pines' Legion of Honor and Gold Cross; ation; chosen by Florida Wildlife Associa- 1982 we stretched our Served in 1979. 2468 French Legion of Honor. Career tion for special award, Address resources and dipped into author of House Office Building, Washing- 1941 House of Representatives; " Rayburn our financial reserves in "Laudonniere and Fort Caroline, 1964; ton, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4035. order to serve more children. Now we must ask our Youth Fund Tribute: This past year the Flor- Youth Fund Tribute: Iproudly speak to you friends and supporters to stretch their sharing and ida Sheriffs Youth Fund celebrated a very sig- today about the Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund- we can continue to nificant event —the 25th anniversary of the a charitable non-profit organization serving caring so and girls the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch uhich began in Florida's dependent, neglected and homeless give our boys best possible quality care. 1957.Fourteen years after that, my own district youth. Since 1957, over 1,000 young boys and of Florida became a beneficiary of the Youth Fund with girls between the ages of 8 and 18 have been Harry K. Weaver, Youth Fund Presi- the establishment of the Florida Sheriffs Girls provided genuine love and caring by the she- Sheriffs 1988 Spring RAN- Villa. Hon. , Congressional riffs of the State of Florida. Hon. Michael Bil- dent, CHER Record, Feb. 10, 1988. irakis, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, 1988.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 27 5th District 7th District Seminole County and portions of Portions of Hillsborough County. Orange and Lake Counties. SAM M. GIBBONS (D) BILL McCOLLUM (R) Born Tampa, Florida, January 20, 1920. Born Brooksville, Florida, July 12, 1944. Education Public schools of Tampa; JD Education BA and Juris Doctor Degrees, Degree, University of Florida, 1947.Prior University of Florida. Wife Ingrid Child- Occupation 15 years as attorney in ren Three Military Officer in Judge Advo- Tampa. Wife Martha Children Three cate General's Corps, U. S. Navy, 1969-72; Church Presbyterian Military Major, U. U. S. Naval Reserve. Career Practicing S. Army, World War II; 501st Parachute attorney in Orlando, 1973-80; elected to Infantry, 101st Airborne Division; Congress, 1980and 1982;served as member awarded Bronze Star. Career President, of Executive Council of Orange County Bar University of South Florida Foundation; McCollum Association for four years; Chairman, served in Florida House of Representatives, Republican Executive Committee of Semi- 1952-58; Florida Senate, 1958-62; recipient nole County, 1976-80; member, Orlando of University of Florida's Distinguished Kiwanis Club Board of Directors, Florida Alumnus Award; elected to Congress in Blue Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, Univer- 1962; reelected subsequently; chairman of sity of Florida Hall of Fame; among Out- Trade Subcommittee of Ways and Means standing Young Men in America, 1976; Committee. Address 2204 Rayburn House regularly listed in Who's Who in American Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. Law, Who's Who in American Politics and (202) 225.3376; 500 Zack Street, Suite 510, Who's Who in America. Has served on Judi- Tampa, Fla. 33602. (813) 228-2101. ciary Committee and Banking, Finance , and Urban Affairs Committee, also on 8th District Criminal Justice Subcommittee. Address Most Pinellas 1507 Longworth House Office Building, of County. Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-2176. C. W. "BILL"YOUNG (R) Born Harmarville, Pennsylvania, Gibbons 6th District December 16, 1930 Prior Occupation Insurance Executive Wife Marian Child- Alachua, Citrus, Hernando, Marion ren Three Church Methodist Military and Sumter Counties. Portions of Florida National Guard, 1948-57 Lake, Pasco and Putnam Counties. Career Florida State Senate 1960-1970; elected to BUDDY MACKAY (D) 92nd Congress in 1970, reelected to each Born Ocala, Florida, March 22, 1933Edu- subsequent Congress. Serves on Appropria- cation Davidson College, University of tions Committee and Select Committee on Florida and University of Florida Law Intelligence; member Republican Congres- School. Was graduated from the latter with sional Executive Committee on Commit- honors in 1961.Prior Occupation Cattle tees for 98th Congress; Delegate to 1968, and citrus business, practiced law. Wife 1972 and 1976 Republican National Con- Anne Selph Children Four Church Presb- ventions; First Minority Leader of Florida yterian Military Active duty in the U.S. Senate; Allen Morris Award for 1967, Air Force, 1954through 1958;attained rank "Effectiveness in Debate;" Florida Press "Most of Captain in U.S. Air Force Reserve Corps Valuable Senator Award;" MacKay Career Florida House of Representatives, Service awards, American Legion, 1968 through 1974; Florida Senate, 1974 AMVETS, VFW and DAV; Award of Merit through 1980; elected to U.S. House of from President's Commission on Employ- Representatives, 1982. Honors 1969 and ment of the Handicapped; "Watchdog of 1970, Most Outstanding first Term Member the Treasury" award, 92nd, 93rd, 94th, 96th and 97th of Florida House; chosen by press corps to Congresses; "Guardian of Small receive St. Petersburg Times Most Valua- Business" award, 92nd, 93rd, 94th, 96th ble Member Award in the Florida Legisla- and 97th Congresses; Freedom Foundation ture; received the Allen Morris Award for of Valley Forge Honor Certificate. Public Service five times. Address 503 Address 2266 Rayburn House Office Cannon House Office building, Washing- Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5961. ton, D.C., 20515. (202) 225-5744.

Youth Fund Tribute: I rise today in support ally and materially to their deuelopment. This of the Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund —a quality program represents one of Florida's finest child care organization helping Florida's charitable institutions and has brought uncared for children. 1am proud of the sheriffs national attention to our state. Hon. Connie Young of the State of Florida for this tuorthy project Mack, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, 1988. which benefits youth and contributes spiritu-

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 9th District 11th District Portions of Hillsborough, Pasco and Brevard County. Portions of Orange, Pinellas Counties Indian River and Osceola Counties (R) (D) Photograph Born Tarpon Springs, Florida, July 16, Born In Florida, September 29, 1942.Edu- Not 1930Education BSDegree in engineering, cation Melbourne High School, 1960;B.A., University of Pittsburgh, 1959;accounting, , 1965; J.D., University of Available George Washington University, 1959-60; Virginia School of Law, 1968. Wife Grace JD Degree, University of Florida, 1963. Children Two Religion Christian Mil- Prior Occupations Businessman, attor- itary Captain, U. S. Army Reserve, 1965- ney, petroleum and geophysical engineer, 71, active duty, 1968-70. Career Admitted government contract negotiator, steel to Florida Bar, 1968; elected to Florida worker. Wi fe Evelyn Children Two House of Representatives, 1972, and ree- Church Greek Orthodox Military U.S.Air lected subsequently without opposition; Bilirakis Force, 4 years, Korean conflict Career member, Florida and Brevard County Bar Small Claims Judge, Pasco County, 1970- Associations, Kiwanis, Jaycees; awards: 72; Associate Municipal Judge, Tarpon Outstanding Young Man in America, 1972; Springs and New Port Richey; elected to one of Five Outstanding Young Men in U.S. House of Representatives, 1982; Florida, 1975; Florida Democrat of 1975; appointed to Veterans Affairs, and Small Land Use Planning Award, 1975; nomi- Business Committees, also to Select Com- nated for Most Valuable Member of the mittee on Aging, and Republican Task House, 1976. Elected U. S. Representative, Force on Social Security. Honors Phi 1978; reelected 1980 and 1982. Member of Alpha Delta Award to Outstanding Law Science and Technology, and Budget Com- Graduate; President of Student Body, U. of mittees. Address 307 Cannon House Pittsburg School of Engineering and Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. Mines; Citizen of the Year, Taron Springs, (202) 225-3671. 1972-73; founder and Charter President, Tarpon Springs Volunteer Ambulance Ser- vice; member AHEPA; 32nd Degree Mason 12th District Nelson and Shriner. Address 319 Cannon Build- Glades, Hendry, Highlands, Martin, Okeechobee, and St. Lucie Counties. ing, Washington, D.C., 20515. (202) 225- Parts of Collier, Indian River and 5755. Palm Beach Counties 10th District TOM LEWIS (R) DeSoto, Hardee, Manatee and Polk Counties. Part of Osceola County. Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 26, 1924 Education Palm Beach ANDY IRELAND (D) Junior College and University of Florida Born Cincinnati, , August 23, 1930. Wife Marian Children Three Church Education Yale University, Degree in Methodist Military U.S. Air Force, World Industrial Administration, School of Engi- War II and Korean conflict Prior Occupa- neering; School of Banking of the South, tion Corporate executive, Pratt & Whitney Louisiana State University. Wife: Nancy Aircraft Co., 1957-1973; Real Estate and Children Four Church Episcopal Career Investments, 1972 to present. Career Chairman of the board of three banks; Mayor/Councilman, North Palm Beach extensive work with Florida Bankers Asso- 1964-1971; Florida House of Representa- Lewis ciation and American Bankers Associa- tives, 1972-1980; Florida Senate, 19801982; tion; past president, Winter Haven elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Chamber of Commerce; Director and 1982Honors Numerous awards, including member of Executive Committee, Florida North Palm Beach Youth Award, 1970; Citrus Showcase; Winter Haven City Com- Citizen of the Year, from Home Builders missioner, 1966- 68; member, Polk County and Contractors of Palm Beach County, Democratic Executive Committee; 1973; Legislator of the Year from Palm member, Board of Directors, Girls Clubs of Beach County Association for Retarded Winter Haven and Dixie Youth Baseball; Citizens and Florida Association of Real- elected to House in 1976; reelected in 1978, tors, 1977; also Senator of the Year from 1980 and 1982; serving on Foreign Affairs Retarded Citizens and Realtors, 1981; Lib- and Small Business Committees; Chair- erty Bell Award for community service man of Subcommittee on Special Small from Palm Beach County Bar Association; Business Problems and Export Opportuni- Allen Morris Award for Most Effective ties. Address 2446 Rayburn Building First Term Senator, 1982. Address 1313 Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5015. Longworth Building, Washington, D.C., 20515. (202 225-5792. Ireland

MARCH-APRIL 1983 29 13th District 15th District Charlotte, Lee and Sarasota Counties. Most of Broward County. Part of Collier County E. , JR. (R) CONNIE MACK (R) Born Miami, Florida, April 19, 1939.Edu- Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, cation Bachelor's Degree, Business October 29, 1940 Education Fort Myers Administration, Stetson University, 1961; High School (Fla.), received BS Degree Master's Degree, Accounting, University of irom University of Florida in 1966 Wife Alabama, 1963; Juris Doctor, Stetson Uni- Priscilla Children Two Church Catholic versity Law School, 1966. Wife Emilie Prior Occupation President, Florida Children Four Church St. Anthony' s, Ft. National Bank of Lee County; on Board of Lauderdale Career Assistant City Attor- Governors, Federal Reserve Board, Miami ney of Fort Lauderdale, 1968; Chief City Branch Honore Outstanding Young Man Prosecutor, 1968-69; Associate Municipal Mack Award, Florida Jaycees, 1975; Director, Judge, 196%71; City Commissioner, 1971- Chairman of the Board, Cape Coral Hospi- 73; Vice Mayor, Ft. Lauderdale, 1973 to tal, 197577; Founding Chairman of the 1975; Mayor 1975 to 1979; elected to U. S. Board, Palmer Drug Abuse Program, 1979- Congress, 1980 and 1982. He is a Certified 80; Director, Metropolitan Fort Myers Public Accountant and a member of the Chamber of Commerce; Cape Coral Mem- American, Florida and Broward County orial Arch Committee; Charter Member, Bar Associations; Past President, National Fort Myers Rotary Club; Treasurer, Boy Conference of Republican Mayors; Scouts of America Council 88.Address 504 appointed by President Ford, U. S. Special Cannon House Office Building, Washing- Ambassador to Papua, New Guinea; served ton, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-2536 on Executive Committee of Republican National Committee. Address 322 Can- non House Office Building, Washington, D. 14th District C. 20515. (202) 225-3026. Portions of Broward and Palm Beach Counties. 16th District DANIEL ANDREW MICA Shaw (D) Portions of Dade and Broward Counties Born Binghamton, N. Y., February 4, 1944. LAWRENCE J. SMITH (D) Education Attended University of Flor- ida, and graduated from Florida Atlantic Born Brooklyn, N.Y., April 25, 1941Edu- University, Boca Raton. Wi fe Martha cation New York University, Brooklyn Children Four Prior Occupations Law School, LLB Degree, 1964 and JD Teacher; administrative assistant to Con- Degree, 1967 Wife Sheila Children Two gressman . Career President Religion Jewish Career Governor's Task of Florida Atlantic University student Force on Criminal Justice Systems, 1980- body and Alumni Association; charter 81; Hollywood Planning and Zoning member of Blue Key, FAU; member of Board, 1974-1977 (Chairman, 1976 and Board of Directors, Goodwill Industries; 1977); Broward County Advisory Board, former director, Community Mental Health 1978; Florida House of Representatives, Center of Palm Beach County and former 1978-1982; elected to U.S. House of Repre- director Public Television Foundation of sentatives, 1982.Honors Friend of Educa- South Florida; charter member and secre- tion Award, from Broward County Classroom Teachers' Association, 1979- Mica tary of the "Forum Club of the Palm Beaches;" member, Jaycees; honorary 1980; Civitan Man ofthe Year, 1982;Jewish member, Kiwanis; elected to U.S. House of National Fund Man of the Year, 1982; Vice Representatives in 1978,reelected 1980and President, Emerald Hills Optimist Club, 1982; serving on Veterans Affairs and For- 1974; President, South Broward Bar Associ- eign Affairs Committees. Address 131 ation, 1977-1979;member, Broward County Cannon House Office Building, Washing- Democrat Executive Committee, 1973-1978. ton, D. C., 20515. (202) 225-3001. Address 113Cannon Building, Washing- ton, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-7931.

Youth Fund Tribute: 1commend the Florida Youth Fund Tribute: The continuing dedica- Sheriffs Boys Ranch for the tremendous work tion and individual attention of Florida she- performed in the State of Florida, setting a riffs, their deputies and the Florida Sheriffs location next to the historic Suwannee River Association demonstrates their tireless com- and ministering to dependent children who mitment to preventing crime and juvenile have needed the love and tenderness they have delinquency and the breakdown of the Ameri- been provided in that sheriffs ranch. Hon. can family. Hon. Tom Lewis, Congressional Smith Bill Nelson, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, Record, Feb. 10, 1983. 1983.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 17th District Hague, 1938, and at Dublin, 1950, also dele- Portions of Dade County gate from the House to 13 meetings of the WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) Union from 1975 through 1982; member, House Select Committee on Aging, and Born Selma, Alabama, October 5, 1913. Chairman of Subcommittee on Health and Education Graduate, University of Ala- Long Term Care; Chairman, House Rules bama, 1934. Prior Occupation Buick Committee, and Member, Subcommittee on dealer Wife Joan Children Two Religion rules of the House; Democratic appointee to Jewish Career Member, Dade County National Commission on Social Security School Board, 1966-70;School Board Chair- Reform, 1982.Address Rayburn Building, man, 1970-72; elected to the U. S. House of Washington D.C. 20515, (202) 225-3931. Representatives in 1972 and subsequently; , member, Appropriations Committee, and Chairman of Subcommittee on Transporta- 19th District Lehman tion; member, U. S. Holocaust Memorial Monroe County, Portions of Dade Council. Address 2347 Rayburn House County. Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. DANTE B. FASCELL (D) (202) 225-4211. Miami District Office, 2020 Island, N. Y. N. E. 163rd Street, N. Miami Beach, Fla. , Born Bridgehampton, Long , 33162. (305) 945-7518. March 9, 1917.Education Public schools of Miami; J. D. Degree, University of 18th District Miami, 1938.Prior Occupation Attorney Portions of Dade County. Wife Jeanne-Marie Children Three Mil- itary U. S. Army, WW II; saw action in CLAUDE PEPPER (D) AIrican, Sicilian and Italian campaigns. Born Dudleyville, Alabama, September 8, Career Served in Florida House of Repre- 1900.Education AB Degree, University of sentatives, 1951-54;named "One of 10"Most Alabama, 1921;LLB Degree, Harvard Law Outstanding Members of the House, 1951 School, 1924; J.D., 1969, from Harvard; and 1953; named by Florida Jaycees as holds honorary LLD Degrees from five Uni- "One of Five Outstanding Men in the versities. Prior Occupati on Attorney State, " 1951;appointed by the President to Fas cell Church Baptist Career Instructor of law, the U. S. Delegation, 24th General Assem- University of Arkansas, 1924-25; served in bly ofthe United Nations; member, Foreign Florida House of Representatives, 1929-30; Affairs Committee; Chairman, Interna- Florida State Board of Public Welfare, tional Operations Subcommittee; member, 1933-34; elected to U. S. Senate, 1936; ree- Government Operations Committee; lected in 1938and 1944; has been serving in Chairman, Commission on Security and the House since 1963;Delegate or alternate Cooperation in Europe; has served in the U. to 11 Democratic National Conventions, S. House of Representatives since 1954. and Chairman of the Florida delegation in Address 2354 Rayburn House Office 1940 and 1944; delegate to the Interparlia- Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) mentary Union from the U.S. Senate at the 225-4506.

Youth Fund Tribute: Sponsored by the 67 Youth Fund Tribute: Ouer l,000 young boys sheriffs of the State of Florida, the Youth Fund and girls have been helped by the sherif fs of the provides quality child care to the State' s great State of Florida through the Florida She- dependent, neglected and homeless youth. For riffs Youth Fund. Ijoin the other members of Pepper the past quarter-century the Youth Fund has Congress in paying tribute to this worthwhae given genuine loue and caring to Florida's organization. Hon. Buddy MacKay, Con- troubled youth. Hundreds of young boys and gressional Record, Feb. 10, 1983. girls haue been giuen the opportunity to liue Youth Fund Tribute: The prime movers in in a positive environment that stresses strong the Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund program are Youth Fund Tribute: The and enduring principles. Icommend the Sheri ffs, the group parents. They liue in each child' s state and our nation are the Florida Sheriffs Association and thecitizens cottage on a 24-hour basis and care for, interact reaping the haruest of the of the State of Florida for all they have done for and counsel each youngster and make seeds that are here Florida's children. Their's is a fine example of with, planted extensive use of the group process. Frequent (at the Florida Boys love and hope. Hon. Dante B.Fascell, Congres- Sheriffs group meetings are held to discuss problems Ranch). The shadow this sional record, Feb. 10, 1983. of and possible solutions. The Florida Sheriffs institution is a lengthening Youth Fund Tribute: The goal of the Florida Youth Fund is a uery, uery special program oper- shadow, pointing the way Sheriffs Youth Fund is to giue security, loue, ated by the Sheriffs of the State of Florida. 1am through the deserts of many discipline and understanding —in a positive proud of the Sheriffs and of the people of my of our failures. Lt. Gouer- enuironment —with opportunities for children State who have done so much for Florida's nor Wayne Mixson, Boys to resolve their personal conflicts. Hon. Law- troubled youngsters. Hon. Michael Bilirakis, Ranch Anniversary, Oct. 2, rence J. Smith, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, Congressional record, Feb. 10, 1983. 1982. 1983.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 31 Commissioners Howard Forman Larry E. Scoggins County Court Judges are Elsewhere Lawrence Mosley Nicki E. Grossman L. A. Ainger E. L. Norman Howard Craft Vicky Matthews County Court Judges are no longer listed as Maxie Carter, Jr. School Board Barbara A. Smith county officials. They are part ofFlorida's judi- E. W. Hodges, Jr. Marie Harrington Citrus cial system and are therefore listed elsewhere Homer Hart Don Samuels School Board in this publication under the Judicial Branch William D. Higginson Population Judy Becker Toni J. Siskin 59,240 of State Government. Patricia Spengler Jan R. Cummings County Seat James R. Lawson Thomas Evans Inverness Rodney Hall Mary Kemper Sheriff J. T. Parrish Calhoun Charles S. Dean School Board Brevard Clerk of Circuit Court Alachua Joe B. Crews Population Walt Conners Population 384 Population James C. Lyons, Jr. 9, Property Appraiser Lois Irene Yarborough 281,496 County Seat Charles H. Allen 154,305 County Seat Blountstown County Seat Betty June Raulerson Tax Collector Frank D. Kilgo Trtusville Sheriff Norine S. Gilstrap Gainesville Sheriff Sheriff W. G. Buddy Smith Supervisor of Elections Claude W. Miller Clerk of Circuit Court L. "Lu" Hindery Bay Wilma Anderson J. Clerk of Circuit Court Willie D. Wise Clerk of Circuit Court Population School Superintendent Raymond C. Winstead, A. Curtis Powers 100,178 Property Appraiser Roger Weaver County Seat Jr. Frank Stone Commissioners Property Appraiser Property Appraiser Edward A. Crapo Panama City Tax Collector Nick Bryant Sheriff Clark Maxwell, Sr. Vonnie T. Duke John Barnes Tax Collector Tax Collector James LaVelle Pitts Supervisor of Elections Wilbur H. Langley, Sr. F. Bishop, Jr. C. N. "Newt" Jones Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Martin Sewell Jean Grant Supervisor of Elections School K. Irby Harold Bazzel Superintendent Wayne Jordan J. Shirley P. Baccus Howard School Superintendent Property Appraiser Johnson School Board School Superintendent Commissioners Dr. Walter L Sickles Gerald Conrad David Langer Tax Collector Lloyd Soughers S. Donnell Whitfield Wayne Rolph Commissioners Commissioners Donnell Brookins Drew Peacock Jr. M. F. Zellner John Schroepfer, Jr. D. Gene Supervisor of Elections Roberts Jack Bowman John F. Hodgkins Leveda Brown Theo York Gladys A. Chapman Roy Bailey Karen Johnson Edwin B. Turlington Val M. School Superintendent Steele Monroe Cox Jane Walker Sue Schmitt Clay Thomas Coward Pete Holman School Board Commissioners Joe H. Wickham Sonny O'Bryan Population School Board School Board Frank John Hutt, Jr. William D. Price 69,745 Lagotic Larry Williamson Clifford Barbara Gallant Helen Ingram Newsome County Seat Robert A. Anderson Ronnie Charles Chestnut III Isaac W. Byrd Hand Green Cove Springs John W. Baker Eunice Hill James W. Longstreth M. B. Miller Sheriff Lynn Demetriades Margaret Nattress Wilmont Edwards Charlotte Jennings Murrhee School Board Esther Baker Clerk of Circuit Court Baker Tommy Smith Population George L. Carlisle Population Mrs. Deane Bozeman Broward 61,566 Property Appraiser 15,801 Ken Brock Population County Seat Lawrence L. Murray Punta Gorda County Seat Linda Grantham 1,047,313 Tax Collector Macclenny Dr. Robert Young County Seat Sheriff E. Wayne Geiger Glen E. Sheriff Bradford Ft. Lauderdale Sapp Supervisor of Elections Joe Newmans Sheriff Clerk of Circuit Court L. H. Lancaster Clerk of Circuit Court Population George A. Breacher Buddy C. Alexander School Superintendent Property Harry Richardson 20, 118 Clerk of Circuit Court Appraiser Jesse P. Tynes, Jr. Oliver Property Appraiser County Seat Robert E. Lockwood Lowe Commissioners Tax Collector Josie L. Davis, Jr. Starke Property Appraiser Dale S. Wilson L. Victor Tax Collector Sheriff Wiliam Markham Desquin John Keene T. J. Raulerson Dolph Reddish Tax Collector Supervisor of Elections Wayne J. Spivey Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Laster L. Bauer Tosie Hindman James Jett John J. Barton Gilbert S. Brown Supervisor of Elections School Superintendent Talmadge Bennett School Superintendent Property Appraiser Jane C. Carroll James B. Lawless School Board Commissioners Tim Starling Jimmy Alvarez School Superintendent Robert M. Paterson Lee Eure Commissioners Tax Collector Dr. William T. McFatter George Bush Paul Monroe, Joyce B. Jones Esther S. Hall Commissioners Jr. Jack Eckdahl Joseph Tringali Macie Starling Supervisor of Elections Gerald Thompson Jean Varga Franz Ross, Sr. Richard H. Davis Jeneva M. Flynn Marcia Beach Martha Maxwell Benny Joe Bennett School Superintendent Steven A. Bostwick Jack Fried School Board Al Fraser Thomas L. Casey, Jr. Scott Cowan I. Robert Waldrop

32 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Collier School Board Councilmen-at-Large Larry Goodemote School Board Robert Renick James Wells Herschel C. King James E. Vickers, Jr. Population William H. Turner J. Earl Huntley James L. DuPont Raymond D. 91,090 Ethel Beckham Henry Cook Jack Haas Hutchin son County Seat G. Holmes Braddock Earl M. Johnson Elvin Mathews Naples Paul L. Cejas Bill Basford Franklin Carol A. Hyde Sheriff Michael Krop Councilmen Population Woodrow H. Smith Aubrey Rogers Janet R. McAliley Forrest Boone 7,732 Glades Clerk of Circuit Court Terry R. Wood County Seat William J. Reagan DeSoto John E. Goode Apalachicola Population Property Appraiser Population Henry A. Crews Sheriff 6,147 Sam J. Colding 19,373 Gifford Grange Jack Taylor, Jr. County Seat Tax Collector County Seat George L. Shuman Clerk of Circuit Court Moore Haven Guy L. Carlton Arcadia Evelyn Denise Lee Robert L. Howell Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Rodney Hurst Property Appraiser William "Bill" Arnold, Mary Morgan Robert A. Thomas Harold J. Gibson John James, Jr. Jr.. School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Joe Forshee Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Dr. Thomas L. Richey Delma Allen Anthony (Warren) Betty W. Sangaree Jerry L. Beck Commissioners Property Appraiser Jones Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser John A. Pistor Margaret McAnly Sylvia Webb Doris Shiver Hamm J. C. Sealey Fred Voss Tax Collector William E. Carter School Superintendent Tax Collector Mary Frances Kruse Quitman Brown Clarence (Mack) Suggs Robert John Daria Regina Brown C. C. Holland Supervisor of Elections School Board Commissioners Supervisor of Elections David C. Brown David Thornton James H. Corwin, M. D Admiral Brown Donald A. Brown School Board School Superintendent John W. Sutton Harry Falk, Jr. School Superintendent Jane C. Paulus John R. Gambrell Jack Nooney Willis "Bill" Collins Lester N. Mensch LaMar Gable Commissioners Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Jimmy G. Mosconis Commissioners Geraldine Kalvin Wayne Terry Harry J. Wagner Ralph Kendrick Samual A. Griffin Eugene C. Turner Kermit E. Roan Dr. Samuel P. Nesbitt School Board John B.Coffey F. G. McClintock Ron Collins Billy Parker David Ray Ard W. A. Branthoover Columbia Felton Garner Escambia Robert H. Miller, Jr. Vance Whidden R V. Griffin Buford Golden Margaret Van de Velde Population School Board Population Arthur "Red" Davis, Jr. School Board 35,816 James D. Brewer 239,391 Wayne Mock Myrna J. Hagan County Seat Ellsworth "Buddy" County Seat Joanna M. Johnson Lake City Keen II Pensacola Gadsden Mike Pressley Sheriff Aurin Collins Sheriff Population Thelma Arnold Steve W. Spradley T. A. Strickland Vince Seely 42,062 Phyllis Norris Clerk of Circuit Court James Westberry Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Gulf Mary B. Childs Ernie Lee Magaha Quincy Property Appraiser Dixie Comptroller Sheriff Population Theo J. Kirby Population Joe A. Flowers W. A. Woodham 10,647 Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat H. Ray Walker 8,145 County Seat John R. Jones, Jr. Wayne Hanna Port St. Joe Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Sheriff Carolyn D. Kirby Cross City Sheriff Matt Langley Bell, III George Hamilton K. E. Ken Murphy School Superintendent Circuit Glen Dyals Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Clerk of Court Dr. Silas Pittman Joe Oldmixon W. A. Summerford Jerry T. Gates Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Joe Hubert Allen School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Ronald Williams Williams Property Appraiser Charles Stokes Deniver Hutchinson Joyce D. Jerry V. Ward Commissioners School Superintendent Tax Collector Dupree Moody Hal Chewning, Sr. Tax Collector Gerald W. Woolard Grinelle E. Bishop Eda Ruth Taylor R. Aldine Feagle Supervisor of Elections Grady Hires Kenneth Kelson Commissioners Wayne Hines Sue Robinson Supervisor of Elections Billy G. Tennant Louise Blackburn Cora School Board John E. Frenkel, Jr. Paul Nicholson School Superintendent Jack T. Haltiwanger Sherry C. Mills School Superintendent Marvin G. Beck Lamar Massey B. Walter Wilder Roger E. Little Commissioners James Hurst School Board Forrest Davis, Jr. Dick Chapple O. Gortman Commissioners Henry McMillan Earl W. Lodge Jimmy William Hudson Douglas Birmingham C. W. Stephenson Lois Suarez School Board Dianne R.Lane William R. Branch Alton Land Vernon McDaniel Harold J. Henderson J. Everett Owens, Jr. Dade Leroy E. Evans James I. Terry Randolph E. Greene Eldridge Money Edward R. Osteen Jim C. Bailey Betty Baker Population School Board George Edmonds C. H. Richardson 1,718,516 Flagler Redd School Board Witt Campbell Oscar County Seat Ted Whitfield, Earl Allen Population L. Jr. Miami Paul Sewell Kenneth M. Jones, Sr. 12,141 Gilchrist Sheriff (Director of Waylon Graham Sharon Snellgrove. County Seat Population Public Safety) Bun nell Gene Raffield Bobby L. Jones Roscoe Hurst 6,312 D. Cannon Sheriff County Seat Clerk of Circuit Court J. Robert E. McCarthy Hamilton Richard P. Brinker Trenton Duval Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Population Property Appraiser Shelton 705 B. Barber Roy J. Rodgers 8, A. H. Blake Population Property Appraiser County Seat Tax Collector 575,884 Clerk of Circuit Court John W. Seay Jackie R. Barron Jasper Robert K. Overstreet County Seat Tax Collector Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Jacksonville Property Appraiser Suzette Pellicer D. Harrison, Charlie Rhoden David Leahy Sheriff Ray Jr. Circuit Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Clerk of Court School Superintendent Dale Carson Etta Peterson Alice Jones Dr. Leonard Britton Clerk of Circuit Court W. W. Welch School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Commissioners S. Morgan Slaughter Richard Wells F. Kenneth Tuten Barry D. Schreiber Property Appraiser Susan J. Bryant Commissioners School Superintendent Tax Collector Jorge E. Valdes Robert A. Mallard Louis M. Steflik Ulma Braswell Barbara M. Carey Tax Collector Ray E. Thomas Thomas W. Durrance Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Ruth Shack Lynwood Roberts Mary Runyon Burnham C. H. Cowart Addy Jones Harvey Ruvin Supervisor of Elections Superintendent Albert B. Johnston, Jr. Cecil Corbin School James F. Redford, Jr. Harry Nearing Fred D. Greene Merhl Shoemaker W. B. Mathis, Jr. Beverly Phillips School Superintendent School Board Commissioners Clara Oesterle Herb Sang Jimmie Sheffield Joel Jack Reynolds Shelton P. Thomas Selph Stephen P. Clark Wendell Wynn

MARCH-APRIL 1983 33 Jack Vinson Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Durwood Morgan Frank Fish Marlin D. Register Eleanor B. Hawkins Frank Wanicka David Goolsby William T. Koenig School Superintendent Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Marvin E. Hunt Johnnie J. Collins, Jr. Steve C. Walker, Jr. Sal Geraci W. P. Griffin, Jr. Henry Ledbetter Commissioners Tax Collector Property Appraiser Park Deca Greg Copeland Donald (Donnie) Ouida Ehler Kenneth M. Wilkinson Willard Godwin School Board Morrison Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Hilward Morgan Vacancy Jerry English Ed Ritter, Jr. Richard L. Steele J. David Barker Paul H. Clemons E. E. Simms School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Louise Boehme Felton Miller Desmond Bishop Enid D. Earle Hardee Mary Ann Hogan Paul Jernigan Commissioners School Superintendent Population Donald Hensley School Board Mordaunt Bishop Ray V. Pottorf 19,883 Highlands Hubert Hendrix Dr. John A. Ward Commissioners County Seat Huston McCormick Jessie E. Cooksey Mike Roeder Wauchula Population L. T. Sonny Johnson, Walter B. Edwards, Jr. Ernie Averill Sheriff 49,759 Jr. T. Butler Walker Roland Q. Roberts Doyle Bryan County Seat Johnie F. Bradshaw School Board Roland Eastwood Clerk of Circuit Court Sebring Bobby Johnson, Sr. Paula Hayes William Fussell Coleman W. Best Sheriff Elizabeth Hall School Board Property Appraiser Joe Sheppard Indian River Becky Stoutamire Robert Ratliff III Edwin C. M. Laurel D. Raid Stewart Clerk of Circuit Court Population Faglie Mary James Boland, Rayma C. Page Tax Collector Earl Rich 63,100 Jr. Howard DeVore Curtis Ezelle Property Appraiser County Seat Lafayette Barbara Wallace Supervisor of Elections J. W. (Billy) Martin Vero Beach Lorne Yetter Tax Collector Sheriff Population School 013 Leon Superintendent J. T. Landress Tim Dobeck 4, John Supervisor of Elections County Seat Population E. Tenell Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Jimmy Whitehouse Mayo 152,096 Fred a Wright Samuel L. Rawls School Superintendent Sheriff County Seat Property Appraiser Albritton Cason Tallahassee Benny Billy David Nolte Bobby McCray John Roy Gough Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Tax Collector Eddie Boone Roland Skipper Gene Bigbie Gene Morris Paul Trawick E. Clerk of Circuit Court Maurice Henderson C. F. Howerton Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser School Carl Arant, G. W. Hicks, Paul F. Hartsfield Board P. Jr. Rosemary Richey Jr. C. Wise Tax Collector Property William R. Lambert, Jr. J. School Superintendent Appraiser Robert Mertic John P. Brown Wayne A. Jernigan Skipper Dr. James A. Burns Wimberley School Board Supervisor Elections Tax Collector Lewis Pace Commissioners of Joseph A. Franza Linda O. Mills John Chafin Opal S. Knight A. Grover Fletcher James Scarborough Ruth K. Davis School Superintendent Supervisor Elections Pat Lyons of Robert Fitzgerald, Randall Hewitt John Sullivan, Jr. Don C. Scurlock, Jr. Margaret L. Turnbull Jr. Commissioners School Superintendent Hendry William C. Wodtke, Bill Gene Smith Jr. Lavere Buchanan Charles Couch Population Dick Bird School Board Chester McCray Commissioners 19,440 Hillsborough Norman E. Jackson Wm. Douglas Nichols County Seat Dorothy A. Talbert Population Richard Bolinger Sidney Adams Gayle Nelson LaBelle Bill 661,243 Judd Barker Edward Walker Montford Sheriff School Board Robert K. Henderson County Seat Ruth Barnes Robert T. Durkis R Hiram Bell Lee Vause Tampa Joe N. Idlette, Jr. J. Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Ned Walker School Board Charlotte Fitzsimmons Walter C. Heinrich Ray Buchanan George Anderson Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Jackson Julian E. Adams Bill Wilson Dale Small James F. Taylor, Jr. Population Bobby Johnson Emily T. Millett Tax Collector Property Appraiser 39,686 Lake Richard Merrick Mildred H. Lewis William R. Daniel, Jr. County Seat Donna M. Harper Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Marianna Population Levy Elizabeth J. Foote Melvin B. Smith Sheriff 108,063 School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections John P. McDaniel County Seat Population William C. Burke Robin C. Krivanek Clerk of Circuit Court Tavares 20,564 Commissioners School Superintendent Daun Crews Sheriff County Seat C. E. Hall Dr. Raymond Shelton Property Appraiser Noel E. Griffin, Jr. Bronson Donald A. Davis Commissioners Herbert Lockey Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Donald E. Pratt E.L. Bing Tax Collector James C. Watkins Pat Hartley Phillip Roland Jan Platt Foster L. Jenings Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court C. Harold White Matt M. Jetton Supervisor of Elections Ed Havill Douglas M. McKoy School Board Rodney Colson Alyne McQuagge Tax Collector Property Appraiser Judy Cross John Paulk Pitman T. Keith Hall Dwight Bell Beauford Davidson School Board School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Fred Dyess Roland H. Lewis Robert E. Childs Emogene W. Stegall Donald H. Richburg John S. McGahee Marion S. Rodgers Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Linda Haney R Sonny Palomino S. D. Johnson Carl Pettitt Joy S. Smith Hernando Joe E. Newsome John Padgett Commissioners School Superintendent A. Leon Lowry, Sr. Ernest L Padgett, Jr. James R Carson, Jr. Francis Rowell Population Sam Rampello J. P. McDaniel Lex A. Deems Commissioners 48, 771 Cecile W. Essrig Alva Mercer Claude Smoak J. Donald Holmes County Seat Holmes School Board Thomas J. Windram J. L. Townsend Brooksville E. D. Patterson, Jr. Glenn C. Burhans Wm. Samuel Yearty II Sheriff Population R. B. Beall School Board Mike Davis Melvin Kelly 14,953 Louise Boone Georgia Phillips Elmer Smith Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat James F. Williams Joan P. Brown School Board Harold W. Brown Bonifay B. E. Charles Anna Cowin Wayne E. Beauchamp Property Appraiser Sheriff R Jerry Smith C. T. "Ted" Alexander Laster Samples, Jr. Drew Galloway, Sr. Jefferson Kyleen Fischer R H. Ross Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Population L. H. Arrington Leona Bechtelheimer Cody Taylor 10,746 Lee Richard A. Lynch Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser County Seat Population Neil Liberty T. Kinnear, Jr. Howard Strickland Monticello 214,867 School Superintendent Tax Collector Sheriff County Seat Population Dr. James K. Austin Edna Varnum Cox James H. Scott Fort Myers 4,294

34 THE SHERIFF'S STAR County Seat Marion Nassau Robert Joiner Ken Spillias Stephen M.Kos Dennis Koehler Bristol Population Sheriff Population Dorothy Wilken 129,320 718 Orange Harrell W. Revell 33, Bill Bailey County Seat County Seat Population School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Ocala Duncan Hosford Fernandina Beach 481,731 Hugh MacMillan, Jr. Sheriff Sheriff Property Appraiser County Seat Louis Eassa Don Moreland R W. Dougherty Orlando George Bailey Wilford M. Deason Clerk of Circuit Court Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Susan Pell Frances P. Thigpin Greeson Lester W. Summers T. J. Lawson L. Lamar Samuel S. Lowell Property Appraiser Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Robert S. Howell Rudy Muckenfuss James Edna M. Stanley Page Bill Gorman Paula Nessmith Tax Collector Tax Collector County Comptroller School Superintendent Thomas Olson Johnson Gwendolyn Miller Tom Locker Pasco Jerry M. Supervisor of Elections Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Helen L. McNeal Population J. L. Johnson Shirley N. King Ford S. Hausman "Gene" School Superintendent School Superintendent Tax Collector 204,598 Sidney Free County Seat H. L Rogers Craig Marsh Earl K. Wood James E. Johnson Dade City Sanders Commissioners Commissioners Supervisor of Elections John Troy Bruce Bartlett Sheriff Joe Burke Gene R. Blackwelder Betty Carter Murray Fugate John Short School Board E. Hazel Jones School Superintendent Roy E. Abshier John F. Claxton Clerk of Circuit Court Howard Hornsby James L. Schott Pittman T. W. P. Needham James E. Testone Commissioners J. E. Kenneth P. Green Appraiser Robert England John F. Armstrong, Sr. Vera M. Carter Property W. L. Potter Ted Williams School Board School Board Bob Harrell Joseph C. Combs Tax Collector Nate Gilman William D. Rodeffer Hal Marston Ras B. Hill K. M. "Mike" Olson J. L. Collum Hubert N. Vanzant Tom Dorman Supervisor of Elections Madison James C. Ergle, Jr. Robert B. Johnson Lou Treadway Kurt Carols A. Parrish Rita Braddock School Board Browning Population School Superintendent Lamar Luffman David P. Page H. T. Stone 15,091 Thomas Weightman William Frangus E. County Seat Martin Commissioners Madison Okaloosa Raymond Bassett Population Sylvia Young Sheriff John I. Thomas 67,569 Population Curtis L. Law C. Peavy Kattie J. Adams Joe County Seat 112,873 Sandra Lee Werner Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat William Thomas Stuart Barnes II Allan Safranek, Jr. Alfred Welch Crestview Dr. James Sheriff Iris B. Tapley Property Appraiser James D. Holt Sheriff Hollingsworth W. G. Rutherford Clerk of Circuit Court Larry Gilbert Osccola School Board Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Davis Deal Louise V. Isaacs Population Agnes Wes Kelley Newman C. Brackin Janet E. Tolar of Elections Property Appraiser 55,332 Supervisor A. D. Malfregeot Property Appraiser James M. Marlowe Kathleen M. Burnette County Seat Tax Collector Howard E. Hilburn Dr. Robert Hartzell School Superintendent Kissimmee Thomas L. Crook Tax Collector Dorothy S. Mitchell Randall M. Buchanan Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Joseph G. Stokes Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Ernest P. Murphy Pinellas Peggy Stewart Robbins Clerk of Circuit Court Roy C. Smith Elsie B. Garrett Population School Superintendent Melvin H. Wills, Jr. Jack Hunter School Superintendent 743,301 Vincent J. Navitsky Property Appraiser Bert Thigpen Max Bruner, Jr. County Commissioners Danny L. Lackey Seat Phillip Howell Commissioners Clearwater Alex Haynes Tax Collector Allen Cherry Shirley Ransom Sheriff Thomas J. Higgins Murray A. Bronson School Board Bill W. Peebles, Jr. Gerard A. Coleman Sherri King Supervisor of Elections Carolyn Bishop Hugh Adams Clerk of Circuit Court Maggy Hurchalla Donna Bryant A. W. Waldrep Larry Y. Anchors Karleen DeBlaker John W. Holt, Jr. School Superintendent F. Paul Braswell Michael Mitchell Property Appraiser School Board Leon T. Hobbs Claude W. Pickles School Board Ronald Schultz Frank Hughes Commissioners J. Sam McGhee Paul A. Petrey, Jr. Tax Collector Carolyn B. Lichty Oren Brown Joyce Hobson James H. Etheredge O. Sanford Jasper Andrew F. Giesen, Jr. James Swan David L. Crandall Michael D. Bast Supervisor of Elections Manatee Barbara Moore Charles Kaniss John Alexander Larry Whaley J. R. L. McKelvey School Superintendent Population Monroe W. J. Newman 154,279 Okeechobee School Board Dr. Scott Rose County Seat Population Commissioners Population A. Eugene Thompson, Bradenton 64, 168 Jr. Gabriel Cazares 21,139 Charles Sheriff County Seat Ernabelle Tallman E. Rainey Thomas M. County Seat John Chestnut, Burton, Jr. Key West Karen L. Kerr Jr. Circuit Court Okeechobee Bruce Tyndall Clerk of Sheriff James W. Heaberlin Sheriff Barbara Sheen Todd Richard B. Shore, III William A. Freeman, Jr. M. Bruce DeBord Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court John W. Collier School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Frank Perkins Ralph W. White Palm Beach Betty Hamilton Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clif Bette, Jr. The Rev. Albert G. Samuel A. Cornwell, Jr. Ervin A. Higgs Property Appraiser Population Blomquist Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Thomas W. Gaughan 615,165 Calvin Hunsinger H. Jerome Davis Harry F. Knight Tax Collector County Seat John R. Espey School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Athleon Alderman West Palm Beach Gerald Castellanos Dr. William Bashaw William (Billy) Freeman Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Dr. Frank X. Pesuth Commissioners School Superintendent Rowena Parkerson Richard P. Wille Wallace J.Voege Edward W. Chance Armando J. Henriquez School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Polk Kent C. Chetlain Commissioners Dr. Andrew J. Knight John B. Dunkle Westwood H. Fletcher, Wilhelmina Harvey Commissioners Property Appraiser Population Jr. Alison Fahrer James Lashley Rebecca E. Walker 330,830 Pat Glass Jerry Hernandez, Jr. J. C. Bass Tax Collector County Seat Vernon Vickers Edwin Swift III Sarah F. Price Allen C. Clark Bartow School Board Ken Sorensen James N. Broome Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Louise R. Johnson School Board Charles W. Harvey Jacqueline Winchester Louie T. Mime Marjorie G. Kinnan Robert R. Padron School Board School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Gilbert W. McNeal E. H. Walker David Hester Thomas J. Mills E. D. "Bud" Dixon Wheeler B. Leeth Gerald Edd Adair Donna Enrico Commissioners Property Appraiser Jesse J. Davis, Jr. Roger L. Swift Thomas L. Close Peggy B. Evatt James L. Roden Ruth Alice Campbell MARCH-APRIL 1983 35 Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Wakulla Strain Roger Poitras John E. Polk Perry Hobson Sheriff Population Supervisor of Elections Property Ap praiser Clerk of Circuit Court 938 Grady 10, Helen B. Gienau James W. Bass Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Murphy County Clerk Seat School Superintendent Tax Collector Property Appraiser of Circuit Court Crawfordville Charles Carlton R. Clem Churchwell Daniel N. Knowles, Jr. Howard W. Suber R. Sheriff Property Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Appraiser David Harvey Eldon F. Brenda Taylor Gertrude Walker G. Troy Ray, Jr. Sadler Clerk of Circuit Court Lee Draper School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Carlton Tucker Jack Simmers Norman Behling Camilla D. Bruce Jackson Tedder Property Appraiser Ernie Caldwell Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Emmett C. Ferrell, Jr. Royce Ready Havert Fenn Robert W. Hughes Margaret Hamby Tax Collector School Board E. E. Green Commissioners School Superintendent Ilene C. Spears Nancy Simmons Maurice D. Snyder Barbara Christensen Robbins R. Woodell Supervisor of Elections Commissioners Daniel Hutchison Dale Trefelner Robert Sturm Nell A. Russ Delton J.J. Corbitt William B. Palmer Bud Feather E. Lundy School Superintendent Edwin Hendry Claude Ridley School Board Sandra Glenn Dr. Wtlham E. Whaley Albert Ted Aggelis Thomas H. Bruhn William Kirchhoff Johnson, Jr. Commissioners Walter Rowell Nicholas Sabetto School Board D. Turner Putnam Jackie Shaw J. Jeffrey S. Furst Nancy Warren Wilhelmina Cronin School Board Population Dale Cassens Jean Bryant Osier A. Scott Edward 51,238 Samuel Gaines William J. Kroll Harvey Billy Porter Wendell Parker County Seat Renee "Pat" Telson Delbert L. Roberts A. L. Palatka Santa Rosa Roland V. Williams (Buck) McLeod School Board Ricketson Sheriff Population Billy Walker Sumter Michael O'Steen Jackie E. W. Pellicer 57,205 Charles D. Miller Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Population Union Tommy L. Oaks Charles H. Hood Milton 24, 880 Michael H. Falk Population Property Appraiser Sheriff County Seat Franklin Roberts Larry Pritchett J. A. "Jim" Powell Bushnell 10,392 Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Walton B. M. "Mike" Noone Gerald F. Barnes Jamie Adams Lake Butler Sheriff Population Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court 21,700 Donald L. Hersey F. M. Fisher Bernard R. Shelnutt, Jr. John Whitehead County Seat Clerk Circuit Court School Superintendent Tax Collector Property Appraiser of DeFuniak Springs C. L. Overturf, Jr. Barbara Holley Ronald E. Hawkins Margie F. Cason Sheriff Property Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Appraiser Quinn A. McMillian Wilford Croft Juanda W. Allender David E. McDonald Tom Swain Clerk of Circuit Court Collector John Eubanks School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Catherine King Josephine Addison Charles R. Baird Bennett C. Russell Lois Kinard Property Appraiser Supervisor of Elections C. Ward Hancock Commissioners School Superintendent Billy Fountain Kelley Smith, Jr. Millard F. Adams, Jr. Joe R. Strickland Lottie Lee Archer Tax Collector School School Board Billy Lee, Sr. Commissioners Superintendent Jack Little James H. James L. Padgett William Carroll W. B. Jones, Jr. Cason, III Supervisor of Elections Commissioners William J. Turnbull Howard Barnes W. T. Blackmon Nellie Sam Johns Thompson Marguerite Campbell Jim H. Howell William C. Wing School Superintendent Fred A. Cox William Owens School Board Harry Lovett Teddy DeShazo Raymond S. Rood III Kenneth E. Smith Stanton Gideons, Jr. Sidney Todd Commissioners Dale Smith Donald R. Hendricks School Board W. F. Miles Mitch Brannen Leonia Pittman Robert A. Shoemaker Sam Pridgen St. Johns School Board Ted Dotson Joe D. Merritt Bob Anderson Regina Parrish Population Carol McDaniel Sherman G. Wilson Derward Owens Morris Dobbs 53,701 David Hanson Billy McLean Sarasota Alfred Elixon County Seat C. Aubrey Caruthers School Board Crawford St. Augustine Population Ray Dorothy Herring Steve Saunders Sheriff 209,452 Suwannee Colen D. Douglass Francis M. O'Loughln, County Seat Volusia Gary Billingsley Jr. Sarasota Population Johnnie 293 W. Moore Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff 23, Population Sabra Martin Carl E. "Bud" Markel Jim Hardcastle County Seat 268, 175 Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Live Oak County Seat Washington Sheriff Harold M. Wayne Raymond H. Hackney, DeLand Population Robert Leonard Sheriff Tax Collector Jr.. 14,823 Clerk of Circuit Court Edwin Duff II Winifred S. Hill Property Appraiser County Seat Jerry A. Scarborough Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections John W. Mikos Chipley W. A. (Gus) Thomas Tax Collector Property Appraiser V. Y. Smith Sheriff Lamar Jenkins Property Appraiser School Superintendent Rebecca M. Eger Fred Peel Tax Collector John Turner, Jr. W. Douglas Hartley Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court George Burnham, Jr. Tax Collector Commissioners Joanne E. Koester Travis Pit(a Supervisor of Elections Finance Director Richard L. Parks, Jr. School Superintendent Property Appraiser Marjorie Carmichael R. D. Summers Francis N. Brubaker Dr. James Fox Roland Walsingham School Superintendent Supervisor Elections B. Chester Benet Commissioners of Tax Collector Frank R Stankunas Katherine S. Odham Harry Waldron Jerry L. Hente Mary Hodges Commissioners School Superintendent Robert E. Curtan Jim Greenwald Supervisor of Elections Claude McDonald Raymond G. Dunne School Board Mabry Carlton G. Marie Canum Mitchell County Councilmen Tom Rivers Jeanne McElmurray W. W. Jernigan School Superintendent Verneil Johnson Jack Ascherl Pete Weingartner Robert L. Anderson Charles Adams Fleuchaus Barbara Ward School Board Wayne Long P. T. Commissioners Hansel Ross Alice Herschel H. Parrish, Jr. Mary M. McAdoo C. Cycler John E. Carter School Board Jerome Doliner Robert W. Webb, Jr. Dr. Kay Glasser Albert F. Davis, Sr. Edward M. Smith Kurt Massfeller David E. Olson Theodore Simmons Barbara A. Nelson Frank Bruno Susan Richardson Lenzy Corbin St. Lucie George L. Knight Gene Matthews Clyde R. Mann Donald Haddock Population Tom Lashley School Board School Board 727 Seminole Dr. Edward 94, J. M. Holtzclaw Newton Brock County Seat Population Smotherman William Gunter, Sr. Ft. Pierce Taylor Dr. Oswald 186,840 P. Bronson Harold Hightower Sheriff Population DeLoach County Seat J. Boyd Euliss Locke Lanie Norvell 894 Beebe White Sanford 16, S. Emma L. O. Trawick Ohse E. Davis 36 THE SHERIFF'S STAR FLORIDA SHERIFFS r,i RID4 q RNr !Is;

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Alachua County Baker County Gai nes ville Macclenny Sheriff L. J. "Lu" Hindery (D) Sheriff Joe Newmans (D) Born DeLand, Fla. , January 7, 1924. Born Sanderson, (Baker County) Fla. , Education Public schools of DeLand; BS August 28, 1931. Education Public degree, University of Florida; 2 years, U. schools of Baker County; Jacksonville of F. Law School Wife Eleonore (Honey) School of Technology Wi fe Yvonne Children Three Church Episcopal Children Three Church Baptist Career Career Alachua County Sheriffs Office, Elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976; 1949; Chief Deputy, 1955; elected Sheriff in reelected, 1980.Honors Member ofBaker 1976; reelected, 1980. Graduate, F.B.I. County Governor's Advisory Committee; National Academy; Attended: U. S.Depart- elected Sheriff three successive times. ment of Justice, Institute for Jailers; Police Hinder y Budget Workshop by Fla. Institute for Law Bay County Enforcement; National Sheriffs' Associa- Panama City tion's Man- Institute for Training in Jail Sheriff LaVelle Pitts (D) agement; has received approximately 1,000 hours of IACP, NSA, and CCJST training Native of Bay County, Florida, Born in jail operations, police management, col- October 9, 1934;Education Jones Junior lective bargaining, etc. Military 3 years in College, Gulf Coast Community College infantry, WW II; 1 year as M.P. in Korean Wife Sally Jo; Children Six Church War. Honors Chairman of Legislative Methodist Career Served as Jailer, Dep- Committee, member of Board of Directors, uty and Chief Criminal Investigator, Bay Lifetime Honorary Member, Florida She- County; Chief of Police, Springfield, Flor- riffs Association; Founder and Past Chair- ida; State Deputy Fire Marshal; Special man, Police Executive Council of Alachua Agent, Florida Sheriffs' Bureau; Chief of County; member, Police Task Force, Gover- Detectives, Leon County; appointed act- nor's Commission on Criminal Justice ing Sheriff of Jefferson County by Gov. Standards and Goals; Chairman, Region Claude Kirk, 1967; Major, Florida Marine IV Advisory Council on Police Standards; Patrol; elected Sheriff, 1980.Military U. Newmans member of advisory boards for Santa Fe S. Marine Corps Honors Past President, Community Corrections Center, Santa Fe Bay County Jaycees, Panama City. Community College Police Academy, Ala- chua County Crisis Center; member Flor- Bradford County ida Council on Crime and Delinquency, Starke International Association of Chiefs of Sheriff Dolph Reddish (D) Police, Fraternal Order of Police, Demo- cratic Executive Committee, F.&A.M., Born Starke, Fla., August 26, 1932,one of Kiwanis, Moose, Elks, Cattlemen's seven sons. Education Public schools of Association. Bradford County; attended Santa Fe Jr. College, Gainesville. Church Baptist Career Joined Bradford County Sheriff s Department in 1957; attended Florida Youth Fund Tribute: It makes no di fference Law Enforcement Training Academy, what we say here. What makes a difference is what they (the Boys Ranch staff) do here. Ed FBIExecutive Development course; grad- uate of FBI National Academy; Police Blackburn, Jr., Boys Ranch Anniversary, Oct. Pitts 2, 1982. Standards Council, Career Development

MARCH-APRIL 1983 37 course; certified Police Instructor; elected with the U.S.Army Judge Advocate Gener- Sheriff in 1972;reelected in 1976 and 1980 al's Corps; held captain's rank and repres- without opposition, (first unopposed She- ented the Army in legal actions; served over riff in 75-year history of Bradford 13 months as military judge. County); graduate of National Sheriffs' Association Institute; graduate, National Institute of Corrections Military Rank of Calhoun County Sgt. in U. S. Air Force, 1952-56. Honors Blountstown Past President of Bradford County Child- Sheriff William G. "Buddy" ren's Association; member of Area Law Enforcement Training Committee; first Smith (D) son to succeed father as Sheriff in Florida Born Altha, Fla., February 19, 1942.Edu- via election; past member, Board of Trus- cation Mt. Dora High School; 2 years at tees, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Troy State College. Wife Sharlyn Child- die hRed Villa and Youth Fund, Inc. ; past member ren Two Church Church of God Career and Secretary-Treasurer of Florida She- Chief Deputy, Calhoun County Sheriffs riffs Youth Fund, elected to Florida She- Dept. , 5-1/2 years; Police Standards School, riffs Association Board of Directors, 1981. Chipola Junior College; breathalyzer courses at Gulf Coast Junior College; Brevard County elected Sheriff, 1976; reelected, 1980. Titusville Honors He and his family selected Out- Sheriff Claude W. Miller (D) standing Farm Family of the Year, 1969; Past President, Calhoun County Farm Born Clover, South Carolina, January 25, Bureau; Past President, Blountstown Lions 1937; Education Public schools, Wilming- Club; appointed Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs ton, N. C.; Brevard Community College, AS Association, 1981, 1982, and 1983. Degree; Florida Technological University, BA Degree, Criminal Justice; Wife Annette Charlotte County Children Two Church Protestant Punta Gorda Career Hampton, Va. 1959-64; Titusville, , Sheriff Glen E. Sapp (R) Miller Florida Police Department, 1965-78; appointed Chief, 1973; graduate, FBI Born Jacksonville, Florida, July 9, 1946; National Academy, 105th Session; Education AA Degree, Jacksonville Jun- appointed Sheriff, January, 1979, during ior College; BS Degree in Criminology, suspension of Sheriff Rollin Zimmerman; Florida State University; MS in Criminal appointed Acting Chief of Melbourne, Flor- Justice, Nova University; graduate of ida, Police Department, August, 1979-July, FBI National Academy and National 1980; elected Sheriff, 1980; Honors Direc- Sheriffs Institute. Children One Church tor, 7th District, Florida Police Chiefs Asso- First Assembly of God Career Criminal ciation; appointed by Governor to Local Investigator, State Attorney's office, Gai- Law Enforcement Advisory Council; nesville; Trooper, Florida Highway Patrol; honored by Florida Police Chiefs Associa- elected Sheriff, 1980. Military 10 years, tion for Outstanding Service, 1976; chosen Florida National Guard, Special Forces; 4 Lawman of the Year, 1979, by American years Army Reserves, Artillery. Legion Auxiliary. Broward County Citrus County Smith Ft. Lauderdale Inverness Sheriff George A. Sheriff Charles S. Dean (D) Brescher (D) Born Jacksonville, Fla. , May 31, 1939 Born New Jersey, March 23, 1943 Educa- Education Public schools of Inverness; tion Monmouth College, New Jersey, BS AA Degree from Central Florida Com- Degree; University of Miami Law School, munity College, 1962; BSDegree in Police JD Degree, National Judicial College, Administration-Criminology, Florida Reno, Nevada. Wife Gretchen Children State University, 1963; MS Degree in One Career Assistant State Attorney in Criminal Justice, Rollins College, 1976; Broward County, three years; private law Florida Department of Law Enforcement practice, two years; County Court Judge Executive and Personnel Administration. (twice unoppsed for reelection); appoited Wife Judy ChiMren Two Church Church Sheriff of Broward County by the Governor of Christ Career Jailer-Dispatcher, Citrus in 1982 when Sheriff Robert A. Butterworth County Sheriffs Department, 1962; college resigned to become Executive Director of intern with City of Tampa Police, 1963; Bres cher the Florida Department of Highway Safety investigator with Florida Installment and Motor Vehicles. Military Four Years Land Sales Board, 1964; Juvenile Counse-

THE SHERIFF'S STAR lor, 3.1/2 years in Inverness; six years with Columbia County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee of Lake City the Withlacoochee Regional Planning Sheriff Steve W. Spradley (D) Council, Ocala; Citrus County School Board, 15 years, Director of General Servi- Born Lake City, Florida, February 2, ces; elected Sheriff, 1980. Military U. S. 1944Education Public Schools of Colum- Marine Corps Honors Past Master, Citrus bia County; graduated, Columbia High Lodge, F & AM; member, Citrus Shrine School, 1962;Police Standards, Lively Club, Ocala Scottish Rite Bodies; Elks; Technical School, Tallahassee; AA Egypt Temple Shrine, Tampa; elected to Degree, Lake City Community College Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Wife Lorraine Children Three Church Directors, 1983. Methodist Career Correctional Officer II, Reception & Medical Center, Fla. Department of Corrections; elected She- Clay County Spradley Green Cove Springs riff, 1980. Military U. S. Marine Corps, Sheriff Jennings Murrhee (D) 1965-68, Viet Nam veteran. Born Green Cove Springs, Fla. , October Dade County 14, 1925. Education Public schools of Miami Green Cove Springs. Wi fe Georgia Children Two Church Baptist Career Director, Metro-Dade Elected Sheriff in 1964and currently serv- Police Department ing fifth term; attended Florida Law Bobby L. Jones Enforcement Academy. Military U. S. Born Ada, Oklahoma, September 4, 1935 Army, WW II. Honors Served on Boards Wife Connie Children One Church Pro- of Trustees, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, testant Education AS degree in Police Girls Villa and Youth Fund; Chairman of Science and Criminology, Miami-Dade Executive Committees for all three Community College; Graduate studies in Boards; past member, Florida Sheriffs Organizational Science and Public Adm. , Association Board of Directors; Past Pres- Fla. International University; Northw- ident, Florida Sheriffs Association. estern University, Long Course, 1969-70. Jones Career 1960-71,moved up through ranks Collier County of Dade County Public Safety Dept. Naples (PSD), until he became police captain, Sheriff Aubrey Rogers (D) uniform division; 1974-75, Supervisor, Internal Review; 1975-79, Chief of Police Born Ft. Myers, Fla. , August 27, 1926. Division; 1979-80, Interim Director, PSD; Education Public schools of Ft. Myers. Jan. 17, 1980, appointed Director, PSD. Wife Peggy Children three Church Military United States Marine Corps, Methodist Career Fort Myers Police 1953-1956 Honors Advisory Committee Department, nine years; Chief Deputy, Chairman, Southeast Fla. Institute of Collier County, 19 years; appointed She- Criminal Justice, Miami-Dade Commun- riff, November, 1975, to fill unexpired ity College; Dade-Miami Criminal Justice term; elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, Council; Criminal Justice Users Require- 1977, National Sheriffs' 1980; graduated, ments Committee, SEARCH Group, Inc., Administra- Institute for Achievement in Dept. Of Jllstlce; membel', Crlmliial Jus- tion and Management, University of S. tice Information Systems Council for the ; member, National Sheriffs' State of Florida. Murrhee Committees for Crime Prevention Opera- tions and Youth Activ- ities. Military U.S. Army, two years; U.S. Army Reserve, ten years. Honors Mem- ber Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors.

Rogers Sapp Dean

MARCH-APRIL 1983 39 DeSoto County member, Florida Crime Laboratory Coun- Arcadia cil; graduated in first class ofthe National Sheriff Robert A. Thomas Executives' Institute of the FBI National (D) Academy, 1976; Chairman, Standards- Born Wauchula, Florida, August 21, 1942 Ethics-Education Committee, National Education Public schools of Hardee Sheriffs' Association; received National County Wife Florence Children Two "Great American Traditions" award from Church Baptist Career 16 years with B'nai B'rith Foundation of the U.S., 1982. Florida Highway Patrol; professional training in career development, police Escambia County leadership and operations, Breathalyzer, Pensacola civil disorder prevention and control, arson investigations, homicide investiga- Sheriff Joseph V. (Vince) Thomas tions, riot and group control, VASCAR Seely (D) and DOPPLER radar operations. Quali- fied as an instructor by Police Standards Born Pensacola, Florida, December 8, and Training Division of Florida Depart- 1937 Education Public Schools, Escam- ment of Law Enforcement; elected She- bia County; AS Degree, Law Enforce- riff, 1980. Military National Guard and ment; BA Degree, Criminal Justice, Uni- Army Reserve, 6 years Honors Arcadia versity of West Florida Wi fe Karen Lions Club. Children Three Church Catholic Career Safety Director, Pensacola Dixie County Beach, 3 years; Deputy Sheriff, 20 years; Cross City elected Sheriff, 1980Military U. S.Army. Sheriff Glen Dyals (D) Flagler Born Marion County, Fla. December County , 3, Bunnell 1936.Education Public schools of Dixie County Wife Lea Children Four Church Sheriff Robert E. McCarthy (D) Baptist Career Served for more than 16 Born Jersey City, New Jersey, February Dyals years as Deputy Sheriff in Dixie County, 25, 1947 Education Attended public elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, 1980. schools in Lyndhurst and Boonton, New Military Two years, U. S. Army. Jersey; also County College of Morris, New Jersey. Wife Katherine Children Duval County two Church Catholic Career Detective Jacksonville Sergeant (Juvenile Division), Montville Sheriff Dale Carson Township (New Jersey) Police, 1968-1980; (D) Chief of Police, Flagler Beach, Florida, Born Amsterdam, Ohio, January 16, 1980-1983; appointed Sheriff by Gover- 1922 Education Criminology degree, nor, February 8, 1983. Military U.S. Ohio State University, 1949. Wife Doris Navy, Radio Operator, 1964-1967 Children Three Church Presbyterian Honors Past President, PBA Local 140, Career FBI agent; Columbus, Ohio, New Jersey; Police Officer of the Year, Police Dept. ; B & 0 Railroad detective; Montville, New Jersey, 1978. appointed Sheriff, 1958; elected in 1960; reelected 1964, 1967, 1971, 1975 and 1979. Franklin County Military U. S. Army, World Carson War II Apalachicola Honors Served on the Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors and Flor- Sheriff Jack Taylor, Jr. (D) ida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trus- Born Washington County, Fla., January tees; President of the Florida Sheriffs 31, 1931 Education Public schools of Association in 1970; in 1968became chief Apalachicola Wife Jeanette Children law enforcement officer in new local Three Church Methodist Career Elected government structure consolidating Sheriff, 1968; reelected 1972, 1976 and Duval County and City of Jacksonville; 1980. Military U. S. Army, 7-1/2 years member, Governor's Commission on Honors Franklin County School Board Criminal Justice Standards &Goals; Vice member; member, Florida Sheriffs Asso- Chairman, National Police Task Force, ciation Board of Directors; former U. S. Department of Justice; Fellow, member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch National Academy of Sciences; Chair- Trustees; Past President, Lions and man, Narcotics & Dangerous Drugs Com- Rotary; Master Mason, 32nd Degree Scot- mittee, International Association of tish Rite, Shriner. Chiefs of Police; member, National She- Seely riffs Association Board of Directors;

40 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Gadsden County Glades County Qui ncy Moore Haven Sheriff William A. Woodham (D) Sheriff William "Bill" Born Dothan, Ala. , May 20, 1941Educa- Arnold (D) tion Public schools of Dothan, Ala. ; Asso- Born Arcadia, Florida, July 11, 1942 ciate of Arts Degree, Chipola Junior Education Public schools of Glades College, 1963; BS Degree (Criminology & County; Indian River Community College Corrections), Florida State University, Wi fe Debbie Children Five Church 1965. Wife Donna Children Three Baptist Career Two years with Okeecho- State Trooper, Church Baptist Career bee Police Dept. ; eight years with Okeecho- Florida Highway Patrol, 1966; Assistant bee County Sheriffs Department; three Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile years as chief investigator; FBIfingerprint Court, 1967-71; appointed Sheriff of schools, crime scene investigation, drug Woodham Gadsden County on April 14, 1971;elected enforcement administration training Sheriff in 1972; reelected, 1976 and 1980. schools, police supervision and administra- Honors President, Chipola Junior Col- tion courses. Military U.S. Army, 1965-66 lege student body, 1962-63; one of ten out- as Military Policeman. standing students, 1962-63; Gadsden County's Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1973; appointed by Governor to Gulf County Florida Police Standards and Training Port St. Joe Commission; Past Chairman, Board of Sheriff K. E. "Ken" Murphy (D) Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association; Ponce de Leon, Fla. October 26, honored Big Bend Law Enforcement Born , by Public schools of Association for "heroic actions" leading 1935 Education Holmes Wife Betty Children to apprehension of kidnapper who County Two Church Methodist Career Florida attacked police officer; elected Vice Presi- Highway Patrol, 19years; attended homi- dent, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1981; investigators' school; member, Civil President in 1982. cide Disobedience Squad; elected Sheriff in Arnold 1976; reelected, 1980. Honors Commen- Gilchrist County dation Citation, City of Port St. Joe, 1967; Trenton Distinguished Service Award, Miami Sheriff Roy J. Rodgers (D) Beach Chamber of Commerce, 1972; member, Board of Directors, Gulf County Born Chiefland, Fla. , March 27, 1932 Board of Direc- Education Public schools of Gilchrist Guidance Clinic; member, tors, Panhandle Alcoholism Council; County Wife Bessie Children Two Masonic No. Church Church of Christ Career Assist- member, Port St. Joe Lodge The Eastern Star No. ant Chief of Police, Chiefland; Chief of 111 and Order of Gulf Coast Community Col- Police, Trenton; 6 years as U. S. Navy 191;member, Shore Patrolman; law enforcement lege Criminal Justice Advisory Commit- Association's courses, Santa Fe Junior College, Gaines- tee; elected to Florida Sheriffs in 1981. ville; elected Sheriff, 1976;reelected, 1980. Board of Directors U.S. Navy, 1951-1970Honors Military Youth Fund Tribute: We have faith that our Commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars; supporters tviR respond to our needs in the president, P.T.O; member, Florida She- future as they have in the past. Harry K. Murphy riffs Association Board of Directors; Past Weaver, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund Presi- President, Chapter 15, Florida Council on dent, 1988 Spring RANCHER. Crime and Delin- quency; Past Worship- ful Master, William "T"Carlton Lodge ¹46; Deputy Grand Master, 13th Masonic District, 1982; Pres. , Suwannee River Shrine Club, 1982; Charter Member, Branford Shrine Club, 1982; member, Gaines- ville Shrine Club and Nomads.

Rodgers Taylor McCarthy

MARCH-APRIL 1983 Hamilton County elected Sheriff, 1980. Honors Appointed Jasper to Governor's Criminal Justice Advisory Sheriff Charlie Rhoden Committee, Region IX; advisory board, C. (D) Southwest Florida Police Academy; advi- Born Hamilton County, Florida, April sory committee, Police Standards & 15, 1925 Education Public schools of Training Commission; specialized police Hamilton County Wife Nell Children instructor; member, Lions Club, Masonic Two Church Methodist Career Elected Lodge, 32nd Degree Scottish Rite, Shrine, Sheriff in 1956, is currently serving his Jaycees and Elks. seventh term. Military U. S. Army, World War II; Army Reserve; Military Hernando County Police. Brooks ville Hardee County Sheriff R. Melvin Kelly (D) Rhoden Wauchula Born Starke, Florida, March 13, 1918 Sheriff Doyle Wesley Bryan Education Public schools of Hernando (D) County Wi fe Louise Children Two Church Baptist Career FHP 18months; Born Bowling Green, Fla., June 5, 1928 attended Florida Law Enforcement Education Public Schools, Hardee Academy; Deputy, investigator, and chief County; Attended South Florida Junior deputy, Hernando Sheriff's Dept. , 1956- College for special courses in General 72; elected Sheriff, 1972; reelected 1976 Police Administration Wi fe Kathryn and 1980. Military M.P., 1941-42; Infan- Children Four Church Methodist try, 1943-45.Honors 32nd Degree Mason, Career Deputy and Chief Jailer, Hardee Egypt Temple Shrine; Director, Her- County Sheriffs Dept. , 1972-75; Police nando Cattlemen's Assn. , Hernando Gui- Chief, city of Bowling Green, 1976-80; dance Center; member, Sertoma, Lions elected Sheriff, 1980 Honors Vice Presi- and Elks. dent, Bowling Green Businessmen's Club; President, Bowling Green Metho- Highlands County Bryan dist Men's Club. Sebring Sheriff Joe Sheppard (R) Hendry County Born Sarasota, Florida, December LaBelle 22, 1933Education Public schools and Flor- Sheriff Robert T. Durkis (D) ida State University Wife Marena Child- Born Cleveland, Ohio, June 20, 1939 ren Four Church Baptist Career Education Attended University of Wildlife Officer, 5 years; FHP 11 years; Miami, Miami-Dade Junior College, St. attended FBI training sessions, Nat'l. Petersburg Junior College, Edison Com- Sheriffs Institute, FBI Academy; munity College Wife Suzy Children Two National Institute of Corrections Mil- Church Methodist Career 18 years law itary U. S. Navy submarine service four enforcement experience; 2 years as Admi- years Honors Member, Regional Plan- nistrative Chief Deputy, Hendry County ning Council Advisory Committee; Gover- nor's Agriculture Crime Sheriffs Dept. ; attended National Sher- Commission; iffs' Management Training, FBI Acad- Sebring Research and Development Board. emy, Quantico, VA; Florida Department Received Jaycees' Certificate of Apprecia- Durkis of Law Enforcement Executive Institute; tion, 1979; Florida Citrus Mutual Crime Unit Commendation; served as Sgt.-at- Arms, Florida Sheriffs Association; elected Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund E Board; and member, Florida Sheriffs Asso- ciation's Board of Directors; commended by American Legion Post ¹74 as Outstand- ing Police Officer for 1981; 32nd Degree Mason; Shriner; certified by Florida Department of Law Enforcement Execu- tive Institute.

Youth Fund Tribute: The Youth Fundis sus- tained by people with all kinds of abilities, needs and desires. It takes everybody to get the job done. Harry K. Weaver, Florida Sheriffs Kelly Sheppard Youth Fund President, 1988 Spring RANCHER.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Hillsborough County Indian River County Tampa Vero Beach Sheriff Walter C. Heinrich (D) Sheriff Richard (Tim) Dobeck (D) Born Harrington Park, N. J., November 8, 1926 Education St. Petersburg Junior Born Vero Beach, Florida, September 4, College, AA Degree in Police Administra- 1948 Education Public Schools, Indian tion, with honors; University of Tampa, River County; Indian River Community BA Degree in Sociology and Criminology; College; National Academy, Federal also graduated from FBI National Bureau of Investigation; National Insti- Academy; and Juvenile Officers Institute, tute of Corrections' Executive Institute; University of Minnesota Wife Phyllis Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Children Three Church Methodist Executive Institute; National Sheriffs Career Tampa Police, 1949-70,to rank of Association, Executive Institute Wi fe Dobeck Captain; Hillsborough Sheriffs Depart- Debbie Children Four Church Baptist ment, headed Criminal Investigation Career Two years as patrolman, Vero Div. ; elected Sheriff, 1978 and 1980;police Beach Police Department; Ten years with training instructor; also instructor, Uni- Indian River County Sheriffs Depart- versity of Tampa; interim lecturer, Uni- ment; elected Sheriff, 1980; graduated versity of South Florida. Military U. S. from FBI National academy, 1981. Navy, World War II Honors Consultant, Honors Vero Lodge 250 F&AM, Scottish Regional Institutes on Police Community Rite Mason; Red Cross Executive Board; Relations; received Police Award of Kiwanis Club; Indian River County Men- Valor, 1964; Outstanding Law Enforce- tal Health Association, Executive Board; ment Officer, 1964 and 1965, from Florida Florida Intelligence Unit; National Child Council on Crime and Delinquency; Lib- Safety Council; Civil Defense, Executive erty Bell Award, 1971, from Tampa- Board; Vero Beach Jaycees; Spouse Hillsborough Bar Association; National Abuse Board of Directors; Police Advi- Police Officer Award, 1975, from Master sory Board, Indian River Community Col- Detective Publications; Chairman, Ex- lege; elected to Florida Sheriffs ploring Division, Hillsborough County, Association Board of Directors, 1983. Heinrich Boy Scouts of America; President of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa, Inc.; appointed by Governor to Florida Jackson County Council on Criminal Justice, also to Crimi- Marianna nal Justice Standards and Training Com- Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) mission; elected to Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors, 1981. Born Jackson County, Fla., October 9, 1940 Education Public schools of Jack- Holmes County son County; attended Chipola Junior Col- Boni fay lege and Florida A & M University Children Two Church Baptist Career Sheriff Drew Galloway (D) 280-hour basic law enforcement course Born Westville, Florida, December 23, required by Police Standards Board; 40- 1930 Education Business Law, hour refresher course, Police Standards Okaloosa-Walton Junior College; Busi- Board; drug enforcement school; homi- Florida State Uni- with ness Administration, cide investigation school; 10 years McDaniel versity Wi fe Anne Children Two financial institution; 4 years, Chief Dep- Church Baptist Career Driver's License uty, Jackson County Sheriffs Depart- Division, Fla. Department of Public ment; one year with Sneads Police Safety; attended numerous seminars and Department as patrolman; elected She- schools pertaining to laws and procedures riff, 1980 Military Florida National sponsored by Department of Public Guard, U. S. Navy Honors Past Master, Safety; elected Sheriff, 1980 Military U. Harmony Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic S. Army, 1951-53; Good Conduct Medal, Lodge, York Rite Bodies, Ambassador Expert Marksman Commendation Medal Hadji Shrine Temple; Panhandle Toast- and Ribbon Honors Baptist Church Dea- masters, Elks Lodge No. 1516 and Moose con; Past Master, Etna Lodge No. 202, F & Lodge. AM.

Youth Fund Tribute: I have witnessed the State of Florida and of course, the staff of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch blossom and grow Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund for their unselfish to include a Girls Villa and Youth Ranch. I contributions on behalf of Florida's needy chil- support this fine program and commend Flori- dren. Hon. , Congressional Galloway da's sheriffs, the caring people of the great Record, Feb. 10, 1988.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 43 Jefferson County Lee County Monti cello Ft. Myers Sheriff James H. Scott (D) Sheriff Frank N. Wanicka (R) Born Brunswick, Georgia, May 8, 1940 Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Education Public schools of Baldwin, November 2, 1937 Education Public Georgia Wife Janice Children One schools of Wildwood, N. J. and Fort Church Baptist Career Military Police Myers; attended University of Florida Training School; homicide investigation Wife Anne Children Two Church First and criminal investigation schools; grad- Assembly of God Career Graduate of uate, Florida Highway Patrol Academy; Southwest Florida Law Enforcement Florida Highway Patrol Trooper for Academy, Bureau of Narcotics and seven years; graduate, National Intelli- Dangerous Drugs School, Executive Scott gence Academy; appointed Sheriff, July Development Seminar for Law 1, 1971; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected, Enforcement held at the FBI Academy in 1976 and 1980; was graduated from FBI Quantico, Va., the National Sheriffs' National Academy, 1977. Military U. S. Institute at University of S. California, Marine Corps, Military Police, three Florida Department of Law Enforcement years; U. S. Marine Corps Reserve, four Executive Institute; served with Florida years Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Marine Patrol, three years, Ft. Myers Association's Board of Directors; elected Police Department, five years, Lee Vice President of Florida Sheriffs Associ- County Sheriff s Department, 2-1/2 ation, 1977; President, 1978; Chairman of years; elected Sheriff of Lee County in the Board of Directors, 1983. 1972; reelected in 1976and 1980.Military U. S. Army, 1958-60 Honors Named Lafayette County Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Mayo Officer in 1970 by Ft. Myers Jaycees; Sheriff Bobby McCray (D) Treasurer of Florida Sheriffs Association, 1974-79; received Kiwanis Decency Born Mayo, Florida, March 6, 1939 Award, 1979. McCray Education Graduate, Lafayette High School; 1-1/2 years, Lively Technical Leon County School, Tallahassee; Plans, Operations Tallahassee and Disaster Preparedness Training at Florida State University; Police Sheriff Eddie Boone (D) Standards Training; FDLE Executive Born Vaid osta, Ga., April 5, 1939 Institute; Crimes Against Persons, Jail Education Public schools of Lowndes Management, Hazardous Materials, County, Ga. ; graduate, 100th Session of Arson Investigations and Homicide FBI National Academy Wife Melanic Investigations Schools Wife Marion Children Two Church Baptist Career Children Two Church Baptist Career FBI Technician, 1957-58; Florida Chief Deputy for 9 years with Lafayette Sheriffs' Bureau fingerprint technician, County Sheriff s Department; elected 1959-60; Deputy Sheriff, Bay and Leon Sheriff, 1980 Military U. S. Army Counties, 1961-66; Special Agent, Florida Honors Lafayette County Development Sheriffs' Bureau, 1966-67. Florida Authority; President of Mayo Jaycees, Department of Law Enforcement 1967-68; Outstanding Jaycee, 1967; experience: Special Agent Investigator; Wanicka Distinguished Service Award, 1968. Bureau Chief, Organized Crime Bureau; North Florida Regional Field Supervisor, October 1967-March, 1980. Elected Lake County Sheriff, 1980. Has attended numerous Tavares schools, workshops and seminars dealing Sheriff Noel E. Griffin, Jr. (R) with organized crime, narcotics and dangerous drugs, law enforcement Born Eustis, Florida, September 7, 1928 management, criminal law, homicide Education 2-1/2 years, University of investigations, vice Florida Children Three Church control, sex crimes and narcotics diversion. Military Florida Presbyterian Career Deputy Sheriff; National Guard, 1962-68Honors Respect investigator for State Attorney's Office; for Law Commendation, Tallahassee rancher; elected Sheriff, 1980Military U. Optimist Club; Master Mason, Jackson S. Navy Honors Former chairman, Lake Lodge No. Tallahassee Scottish Rite County Soil & Water Conservation 1; Bodies, 32nd Degree; Tallahassee Shrine Commission; director, Lake County Club, Morocco elected to Board Cattlemen's Association. Temple; of Griffin Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1983.

44 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Levy County Madison County Bronson Madison Sheriff Pat Hartley (D) Sheriff Joe C. Peavy (D) Born Morriston, Florida, June 18, 1925 Born Concord, Florida, November 8, 1933 Education Public schools of Levy Education Public schools of Havana, County and Plant City Wife Mora Child- Fla.; attended Berry Schools, Mount ren Seven Church Baptist Career Flor- Berry, Georgia. Wife Shirley Children ida Law Enforcement Academy Three Church Baptist Career Com- Command Course; served as Levy County pleted Florida Highway Patrol Training Sheriff from 1964-1976; was a realtor and Academy; 16 years with the Highway in used car business; reelected Sheriff, Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising 1980. Military U. S. Army Engineers, FHP station covering Madison and Jeffer- World War II Honors Past Chairman, son Counties; Madison County Sheriffs Peavy Regional Subcommitte, Governors Council Department, four months; elected Sheriff in on Criminal Justice, also Criminal Advi- 1972 without opposition; won reelection in sory Board for Regional Planning Council 1976 with 92 percent of the vote; reelected, and advisory board for law enforcement 1980. Military Military Police, U. S. Para- training at Santa Fe Junior College; past troops, three years Honors President, member, Board of Directors and Legisla- Madison Lions Club, 197071Past Member, tive Committee, Florida Sheriffs Associa- Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Associ- tion; member, Suwannee Valley State ation; elected Secretary of Florida Sheriffs Farmers' Market advisory committee; Association, 1981. member Scottish Rite, Masons, Eastern Star (Past Worthy Patron, 1973, 1979), Dis- Manatee County abled American Veterans, American Bradenton Legion, Lions, Moose; received Levy Sheriff Thomas M. Burton, Jr. County 4-H Meritorious Service Award, (D) Distinguished Service Award from Crimi- nal Justice Advisory Committee, Withla- Born New York State, November 14, 1926 coochee Regional Planning Council. Education Master's Degree in Public Burton Administration, University of Northern Liberty County Colorado. Wife Audrey Children Four Bristol Church Catholic Career 1949-51, Police Officer, New York City; 1951-1973, Spe- Sheriff Harrell W. Revell (D) cial Agent, later Special Agent-in-Charge, Born Bristol, Florida, April 2, 1927Edu- Counterintelligence, organizations cation Public schools of Liberty County world-wide, to include assignment as the Wi fe Millie Children Seven Church Senior Police Advisor to the Director Gen- Baptist Career Military Police; Elected eral, South Vietnamese National Police; Sheriff in 1976; reelected, 1980; certified 1973-1976, Professor of Criminal Justice, by the Florida Department of Law Manatee Junior College. Elected Sheriff in Enforcement Executive Institute. Mil- 1976;reelected, 1980.Military U. S.Army, itary Retired after 20 years with 82nd World War II, Korea and Viet Nam. Airborne Division; military duty included four years in the Military Police as a game Youth Fund Tribute:Isalutethe Boys Ranch Alumni the honor back to this warden assigned to the Ft. Bragg reser- for they bring Ranch. . . serving as good citizens and good vation. by Boone Americans. Ed Blackburn, Jr., Boys Ranch Anniversary, Oct. 2, 1982.

Youth Fund Tribute: My nephew, who lives at the Boys Ranch, has undergone a wonderful transformation in the last year. It was really a pleasure to spend some time with him. He has become a perfectly normal, healthy and courts- ous, little boy. In Miami he was an abused and delinquent child, clearly heading for serious trouble. I have never seen such a changein behavior and attitude. I don't know how you did it, but you have our deep, grateful, sincere appreciation. I enclose a check for your program, which must be the worthiest of all charitiesifit helps other children as it did my nephew. An uncle, 1983 Spring RANCHER. Revell Hartley

MARCH-APRIL 1983 45 Marion County for nine years; Special Investigator, Hotel Ocala and Restaurant Commission, one year; U. S. Marshal, two Sheriff Don Moreland (D) Deputy years; attended Bureau of Narcotics and Dan- Born Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935 gerous Drugs training school and U. S. Education Public schools of Dawson, Marshals' training school, both in D'. Georgia, Central Florida Community Col- Washington, C.; elected Sheriff in 1972; lege Wife Anita Children Five Church reelected in 1976and 1980.Military U. S. Lutheran Career Ocala police, 1956-57; Army Honors Past Member, Board of Marion County Deputy, 1957-72 Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association, (advanced to Capt. in charge of Uniform elected Sergeant-at-Arms, 1982 and 1983. Patrol); attended training schools held by U. S. Treasury Dept. , FBI, Fla. Police Monroe County Moreland Academy, Fla. Law Enforcement Key West Academy, National Sheriffs Institute, Sheriff William A. Freeman, National Institute of Corrections; gradu- ate, FBI National Academy; certified Jr. (D) police instructor; elected Sheriff 1972, Born Key West, Fla., May 28, 1929Edu- 1976, 1980. Military U. S. Navy, 1952-56 cation Public schools of Key West; Insu- Honors Former Chairman, Marion rance School, Insurance Company of County Law Enforcement Officers Asso- North America, Philadelphia, Pa. Wife ciation; member advisory committees, Shirley Children Three Church Central Florida Community College; Dis- Catholic Career Elected Sheriff in 1976; tinguished Service Award for Law reelected, 1980.Honors County Commis- Enforcement from Florida Council on sioner, State Representative; Jaycees Crime and Delinquency, 1975; member, Good Government Award, 1963-75; "Out- Governor's Commission on Criminal Jus- standing Democrat, " Monroe County, tice Standards and Goals; appointed to 1976; Leadership Award, Veterans' Coun- Police Standards and Training Commis- cil of Key West, 1974; member, Moose and sion, 1977; former trustee, Florida She- Elks Clubs. Freeman riffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund; served as Chairman, Florida She- Nassau County riffs Youth Fund, 1980; member, Fernandina Beach Exchange Club, VFW; elected President Sheriff R. W. "Ronnie" of Florida Sheriffs Association, 1981; Dougherty (D) Chairman, Governor's Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission, 1981 Born Gainesville, Florida, April 6, 1940 and 1982; received Loyalty Day Award Education Gainesville High School from Salt Springs VFW. Wife Maxine Children One Church Baptist Career Trooper, Florida High- Martin County way Patrol, 1962-80; elected Sheriff, 1980 Stuart Military U. S. Army Military Police, Sheriff James D. Holt (R) 1958-61Honors Past President Fraternal Order of Police, H. J. Youngblood Lodge Born Indiantown, Florida, February 13, No. 65; 32nd Degree Mason, Morocco 1932Education Public schools of Martin Temple Shrine, Jacksonville. County Wife Merriam Children Two Holt Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff Okaloosa County Ft. Walton Beach Sheriff Larry E. Gilbert (D) Born Panama City, Florida, October 18, 1946 Education Chipola Junior College; BS in Criminology from Florida State University; Florida Banking School Wife Connie Children Two Church Metho- dist Career State Fire Marshal's Office, 4 years; Sunshine State Bank, 9 years; elected Sheriff, 1980. Honors Member, Board of Directors, N.W. Florida Regional Girl Scouts; past president, Ft. Walton Beach Civitan Club; Chairman of Salva- tion Army Advisory Board; member, Lions Dougherty Gilbert Club.

46 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Okeechobee County Osceola County Okeechobee Kissimmee Sheriff John W. Collier (D) Sheriff Ernest P. (Kayo) Murphy (D) Born DeLand, Florida, May 7, 1924Edu- cation Public schools of DeLand Wife Born Brookeland, Texas, December 24, Mary Children Three Church Baptist 1916 Education Public schools of Kis- Career Florida Highway Trooper; Dep- simmee, Fla. ; St. Leo College Preparatory uty Sheriff in Glades and Volusia Coun- School, St. Leo. Wife Virginia Children ties; Chief Deputy, Okeechobee County, Four Church Episcopal Career Chief five years; elected Sheriff in 1964, served Deputy of Osceola County from 1953- three four-year terms; reelected, 1980. 1967; 1958 graduate of FBI National Military U. S. Navy, World War II. Academy; various courses on law enforce- ment conducted by FBI and Florida Law Murphy Orange County Enforcement Academy; elected Sheriff in Orlando 1968; reelected in 1972, 1976 and 1980. Sheriff Lawson Lamar (D) Military Paratrooper, World War II; dis- charged as 1st Lt.; holds rank of Lt. Col. in Born West Palm Beach, Florida, April 5, U. S. Army, Retired; decorations include 1942 Education AA Degree, University Silver Star, Purple Heart, American of Florida; B. Ed. Degree, with honors, Defense Medal, Victory Medal, French and University of Miami; Juris Doctor Degree, Dutch Fourragere, Presidential Unit Cit- with honors, University of Florida; ation Medal with two bronze clusters, Para- Children One Church Episcopal chute Wings with three bronze stars, eight Career Chief Asst. State Attorney, Ninth Campaign Stars. Honors Served on Flor- Judicial Circuit; aided in revisions of Flor- ida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees ida's arson, inhumane treatment of anim- and Florida Sheriffs Association Board of als and mandatory sentencing laws; Directors. elected Sheriff, 1980.Teaches at Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville; Palm Beach County also teaches at University of Central Flor- Collier West Palm Beach ida. Military Captain, U. S. Army Air- borne Military Intelligence; Viet Nam Sheriff Richard P. Wille (R) veteran; Bronze Star, Army Commenda- Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 15, tion Medal and other U. S. and foreign 1929 Education Public schools of Port Member, Florida and medals. Honore Huron, Mich. ; AA Degree, Criminal Jus- Orange County Bar Associations, tice, Palm Beach Junior College; attended National Sheriffs' Association, American Eastern Michigan College of Commerce; Legion, Loyal Order of Moose, Florida BS Degree, Criminal Justice, Florida Association of Police Attorneys, National Atlantic University. Children Five District Attorneys' Association; Past Presi- Career St. Clair, Michigan, Deputy She- dent, Orange County Criminal Justice riff, 6 years; Chief of Police, North Palm Council and Orange County Chapter of Beach, 12 years; graduate, FBI National American Criminal Justice Association; Academy; completed courses in: Police past General Counsel, Florida Intelligence" Executive Development, Tallahassee Com- Unit; past board member "The Door, drug munity College; Criminal Investigation, rehabilitation program and "Operation Wayne University; Community Relations, Lamar Crimewatch;" member, Democratic Execu- Michigan State College; was instructor at tive Committee, and Governor's Alcohol Palm Beach Junior College in Police Career and Highway Safety Task Force. Development and Police Management; elected Sheriff in 1976and reelected in 1980; graduated from National Sheriffs' Associa- Youth Fund Tribute: For the past 25 years tion Institute, 1977.Military U. S. Marine the sheriffs of the Sunshine State have been Corps Honore Member, Board of Direc- providing much-needed love and care to Flori- tors, State Police Chiefs Association; Past da's she- neglected and homeless youth. The President, Palm Beach County Chiefs the people of the State of Florida have riffs and Association; Chairman & President, Com- maintained the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Enforce- near Li ve Oak. They later established the Girls mission on Accreditation for Law Villa near Bartow and the Youth Ranch near ment Agencies; Chairman, National Clearwater. I commend the sheriffs and the Sheriffs' Association Drug Enforcement peopleof the State of Florida for theircontribu- Committee; elected to Florida Sheriffs tions to Florida's youth. I am proud to be listed Association's Board of Directors, 1981and as one of their supporters. Hon. Tom Lewis, 1983. Congressional Record, Feb. 10, 1988. Wille

MARCH-APRIL 1983 47 Pasco County with Pinellas County Highway Patrol, Dade City 1959-60; with Pinellas County Sheriffs Department since Sheriff John M. Short (D) 1960; elected Sheriff in 1980; holds Florida Teaching Certificate; Born Freeman, West Virginia, April 20, instructor, Pinellas Police Academy; guest 1945 Education Public schools of New lecturer, National Sheriffs' Institute, St. Port Richey, Fla.; attended St. Petersburg Leo College, Eckerd College, Manatee Jun- Junior College; graduate, St. Petersburg ior College. Military National Guard, U.S. Police Academy; graduate, National She- Army Reserve, Veteran of the 7th Regi- riffs' Institute; graduate, National Insti- ment. Honors Appointed to Florida She- tute of Corrections. Wi fe Georgia riffs Youth Fund, 1982; Executive Children Five Church Baptist Career Committee member, Florida West Coast New Port Richey Police Department, Council, Boy Scouts of America; Board of Short 1964-1976, appointed Chief in 1972; Directors member, Girls Club of Greater elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, 1980. Seminole; received Certificate of Recogni- Criminal Investigation Course, National tion from Police Standards and Training Law Enforcement Academy; Police Man- Council, and Law Enforcement award agement, Florida Institute for Law from Bay Isles Optimist Club; member, Boys Clubs of Pinellas Enforcement; Narcotics and Dangerous County, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Knights of Columbus, Drugs, University of Georgia; Traffic Elks, AHEPA, FBI Associates, Southern Institute, Northwestern University; grad- Police Institute Associates; also Criminal uate, National Sheriffs' Association Insti- Justice Associate, American Bar Associa- tute, 1977. Honors Outstanding Law tion. Enforcement Officer of the Year and Meri- torious Service Citation, New Port Richey, Polk County 1972; Acknowledgment of Merit, Carnegie Bartow Hero Fund Commission; Outstanding Sheriff Louie T. Mims (D) Young Man of the Year, 1975, New Port Rich ey Jaycees; member, 1978-present, Born Wellborn, Florida, August 19, 1940 Mims Pasco-Hernando Community College Education Public schools of Dade City, Criminal Justice Advisory Board and Fla.; AS Degree, Polk Community Col- Training Advisory Board; member, St. Leo lege, Winter Haven; BS Degree, Criminal Police Academy Advisory Board, 1974-78; Justice, Rollins College Wi fe Betty member, Pasco County Criminal Justice Children Two Church Baptist Career Advisory Committee, 1975 to present; 13 years with Florida Highway Patrol; member, Governor's Crime Prevention attended various FHP and police executive Committee; member, Lions, Elks, Moose, schools; elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, International Association of Chiefs of 1980. Military U. S. Army, 3 years. Police, International Police Association; Honors Outstanding Young Man ofAmer- elected to Florida Sheriffs Association's ica award; Chairman, Board of Directors, Board of Directors, 1981; elected Secretary Florida Sheriffs Association, 1982; Chair- of Association in 1983. man, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund; member, Program to Aid Drug Abuse; Pinellas County member, Florida Council on Crime and Clearwater Delinquency, Polk County Crime Commis- Pellicer Sheriff Gerard A. "Gerry" sion; International Association of Chiefs of Police; Florida Chamber of Coleman (R) Commerce; Criminal Justice Task Force, Citizens Born New York City, N. Y., September 17, Advisory Committee, Florida Department 1938Education St. Leonard's Academy, of Corrections, Kiwanis, Masons; elected Brooklyn, N. Y.; AS Degree, St. Peters- Treasurer, Florida Sheriffs Association, burg Junior College; AA and BA Degrees, 1983. St. Leo College; candidate for MA Degree at University of South Florida; attended Youth Fund Tribute: All citizens and resi- 22 law enforcement seminars sponsored dents of the United States are urged to by the FBI,Florida Sheriffs Bureau, Flor- remember the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch as a ida Peace Officers Association, and U.S. worthy and noble project, which has tangibly proven that it benefits and Army; graduated from St. Petersburg youth contributes to their development and thus represents one Police Academy, Southern Police Institute of the finest of charitable institutions, constitut- at the University of Louiiville, the FBI ingin all respects aninvestmentin the future National Academy and the National She- of Florida and an appropriate recipient ofpub- riff s Institute Wife Barbara Children lic attention and sincere gratitude. Concur- Coleman Three Church Roman Catholic Career rent Resolution 408, 97th congress, Sept. 9, Special Investigator for State Attorney; 1982.

48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Putnam County Founder of 911 Communications System Palatka for St. Lucie County; member, Board of Governors, St. Lucie County Data Sheriff E. W. Pellicer (D) Processing. Born Bunnell, Fla. , May 30, 1925. Education Public schools of Flagler Santa Rosa County Milton County Wi fe Pauline Children Two Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff Sheriff J.A. "Jim" Powell (D) for six years; elected Sheriff in 1954 (two- Born Thomasville, Ga., August 2, 1937 full year term); currently serving seventh Education Was graduated from Cook Florida term. Honors Past President, County High School, Georgia; lacks only President, National Sheriffs Association; a few courses to attain an Associate member, Sheriffs' Association, 1983; Degree from Pensacola Junior College Directors of Putnam County Board of and a Bachelor's Degree from Nova Powell Alcohol and Drug Council; Board of Direc- University in Law Enforcement and tors, Rodeheaver Boys Ranch; Chairman, Criminology. Wi fe Kay Children Three Putnam County Unit of Salvation Army; Church Baptist Career Served over 16 member, Florida Boating Council. years in Florida Highway Patrol; was a part-time instructor at Pensacola Junior St. Johns County College and Florida Institute of Criminal St. Augustine Justice; holds certificates of training in Sheriff Francis M. all phases of criminal law; certified to O'Loughlin, Jr. (D) perform tests for intoxication; trained in drug enforcement and homicide investiga- Born Lowell, Massachusetts, July 23, tions; certified to operate VASCAR and 1938Education Public schools of Lowell; DOPPLER radar equipment; completed AS Degree in Law Enforcement, Daytona intermediate, advanced and refresher Beach Community College; continuing training certified by the Standards and education, University of N. Florida Wife Training Division of Florida Department Marjorie Children Six Church Roman of Law Enforcement; elected Sheriff in O'Loughlin Catholic Career St. Augustine Police 1980. Military Georgia National Guard, Department, 21 years; certified instructor U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force. Honors of Police Standards; career development Received the statewide "Trooper of the courses through mid-management; Year" award in 1968 for heroism. elected Sheriff, 1980. Military U. S. Navy, 1955-59 Honors Board of Mental Sarasota County Health; leadership, Boy Scouts of Sarasota America; elected to Florida Sheriffs Sheriff Jim Hardcastle Youth Fund Board of Directors. (R) Born Scottsville, Kentucky, April 1, 1936 Education Associate ofArts Degree from St. Lucie County Manatee Jr. College, Bradenton; BS Ft. Pierce Degree in Political Science from Univer- Sheriff Lanie Norvell (D) sity of South Florida, Tampa Wife Irene Children Two Career Ten years, Sara- Born Henderson, N. C., August 10, 1923 Education Public schools of St. Lucie sota Police Department; elected Sheriff in reelected in and Hardcastle County Wi fe Nita Children Three 1972; 1976 1980.Military Church Baptist Career Commissioned U. S.Air Force, 1955-61HonorsAppointed Deputy Sheriff, 1953; Chief Deputy, 1955; by Governor to Regional Advisory Council, graduate, FBI National Academy, 68th Department of Offender Rehabilitation Session, 1961; attended 19 FBI National and to Southwest Florida Regional Plan- -at-Arms Academy Retraining Sessions; elected ning Council; appointed Sgt. of Sheriff, 1972; reelected, 1976 and 1980. Florida Sheriffs Association, 1981, elected Vice President, 1982; President, 1983. Military Sgt., U. S. Army, World War II, serving 25 months in Southwest Pacific Honors Charter member and Past Youth Fund Tribute: We have always had President, Indian River Intelligence Unit faith in our ability to help troubled boys and (made up of police and Sheriffs' officers girls and families. We have had faith in our from four counties); serves on Advisory supporters who have shown over the years that Board of Indian River Community they care about needy youngsters; and most of College; Past President, Florida Chapter all we have had faith in God, who has walked of the FBI National Academy Associates, with us, smiled upon us and blessed us. Harry K. Weaver, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund Presi- 1973-74; member, Palm Beach County Nor veil dent, 1983 Spring RANCHER. Criminal Justice Advisory Council; Co-

MARCH-APRIL 1983 Seminole County Johnson City, Tenn. Wi fe Carol Sanford Children One Church Baptist Career Sheriff John Polk Florida Highway Patrol Trooper, 1963-68; E. (D) Beverage Agent, Division of Beverage, Born Tampa, Florida, December 3, 1931 1968-72; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelecte in 1976 and 1980. Military U. S. Army, University of Tampa Wife Dorothy Jean 1953-55; Florida National Guard, 1955 to Children Two Church Baptist Career present. Honors Served on Florida FHP 10 years; graduate, FBI Academy, Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and National Sheriffs' Institute; elected Youth Fund Boards of Trustees; past Sheriff, 1968; reelected 1972, 1976, member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund 1980.Military U. S. Army Honors Past Corporation. Master, Sanford Shrine; Chairman, Polk Regional Planning Council; served as Taylor County Perry Sheriffs Association; served as President, 1979; serving as Chairman of Board of Sheriff Grady Murphy (D) Managers, Florida Sherif s' e Born Perry, Florida, November 27, 1925 Insurance Fund. Education Public schools and many law enforcement schools Wi fe Edith Sumter County Children Two Church Baptist Career Bus hnell Logging contractor; 22 years of law Sheriff James L. (Jamie) enforcement work, mostly as Chief Adams, Jr. (D) Deputy; elected Sheriff, 1980Military U. S. Army, Purple Heart. Born Fenholloway, Florida, December 5, t'f/' 1940 Education Public schools of Taylor County Wi fe Betty Children Two Union County Church Presbyterian Career Wildlife Lake Butler Officer; certified police instructor; Sheriff John H. Whitehead (D) certified firearms safety instructor; Adams Lake elected Sheriff, 1980. Military U. S. Born Butler, Florida, October 25, 1924 Public schools Union A 82 d Airborne Division Honors Education of County Wi Vivian Master Mason, York and Scottish Ritee fe Children Three Church Christian Church Career Cattlemen's Association, Farm Bureau, Constable of Union County; elected S. Sumter High School Advisory Sheriff in 1952; currently serving his "Dean Committee, Boy Scouts of America eighth term. Holds title of of Advisory Committee; director, Kiwanis Florida Sheriffs" by virtue of 30 years as Sh 'ff. U. World Club; honorary member, S.Sumter F.F.A; Military S. Navy, War Served on member 40&8. II Honors Florida Sheri s Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund Suwannee County Boards of Trustees; past President, Live Oak Florida Sheriffs Association; served on Sheriff Robert Leonard Florida Correctional Standards Council (D) and Human Rights Advocacy Committee, Born Live Oak, Florida, March 23, 1933 Department of Health and Rehabilitative Leonard Education Public schools in Live Oa; Services, District Three; former member, attended East Tennessee State College, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund Corporation.

Youth Fund Tribute: Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assemble,e thath the citizenry of the State of Florida and of the United States, the Sheriffs of the State of Flor- ida and the staff of the Florida Sheriffs Yout Fun d are herebye commended and acclaime for their outstanding contribution to t e we- fare of the United States and State of Florida generally, through the creation, operation and support of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, marking twenty-five productive and fruitful years on Oct. 2, 1982. Concurrent Resolution 408, 97th Congress, Sept. 9, 1982. Murphy Whitehead

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Volusia County Police Standards Training Advisory DeLand Council; appointed by Governor to Sheriff Edwin H. Duff II (D) Florida Council on Criminal Justice, 1979-82, Vice Chairman; selected to Born Bronx, New York City, New York, Outstanding Young Men of America, March 14, 1911Education Public schools 1979, U. S. Jaycees; Charter member Big of Rockville, Maryland, and Washington, Bend Narcotics Task Force; President, D. C. attended George Washington ; Crawfordvillle P.T.O., 1980; selected University for pre-law; received LLB Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer Degree from Columbus University in for 1980 Coastal Optimist Club; "Ducky" by 1940. Wife Children Three Florida's youngest Sheriff, elected at age Church Catholic Career FBI Agent for 26; member, Board of Managers, Florida 27 years; rated by FBI as an Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund; elected "Outstanding Criminal Investigator;" Vice-President, Florida Sheriffs Associa- Duff for the in Senior Resident Agent FBI tion, 1983. Daytona Beach from April, 1947,until his retirement in December, 1967;also served Walton as FBIinstructor specializing in Judo and County DeFuniak defensive tactics for 20 years; elected Springs Sheriff in 1968; reelected in 1972, 1976, Sheriff Quinn A. McMillian 1980.Honors Served on Florida Sheriffs (D) Board of Trustees; former Boys Ranch Born DeFuniak Springs, Florida, August Florida Sheriffs Association member, 15, 1940 Education Walton High School, Board of Directors; served as Secretary of DeFuniak Springs Wi fe Rebecca Church Florida Sheriffs Association in 1977 and Baptist Career Walton County Sheriff s 1978. Department, deputy and investigator for Wakulla County five years; graduate of Police Standards & Craw ford vi lie Training School; Crime Scene Evidence Sheriff David F. Harvey (D) Technology School, Okaloosa-Walton Jun- ior College; Homicide Investigation School, McMillian Born Tallahassee, Florida, November 27, St. Petersburg Junior College; Breatha- 1949 Education Public schools of lyzer courses at Washington-Holmes Area Wakulla County; AA Degree, Chipola Vo-Tech School; elected Sheriff, 1980.Mil- Junior College, Marianna; BS Degree in itary U.S. Army, 1963-65. Criminology, Florida State University; graduate credits, University of Virginia. Wife Rhonda Children One Church Washington County Baptist Career Florida Parole Chipley Commission, four years; elected Sheriff in Sheriff Fred 1976; reelected, 1980; graduated from Peel (D) Sheriffs' Association National Institute, Born Marianna, Fla., December 14, 1946 University of .Southern California; FBI Education Public schools of Washington National Academy; National Institute of County; BSDegree, University ofFlorida; Corrections; Police Executive Institute. MS Degree, University of West Florida Honors Master Mason, Crawfordville Wife Jayne Children Two Church Presb- Masonic Lodge No. 294; Tallahassee yterian Career Graduated National She- Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; riffs' Institute, 1977, National Institute of Harvey Tallahassee Shrine Club, Morocco Corrections, 1980; 600 hours of training, Temple; appointed by Governor to Crime Florida Police Standards Council; certified Information Systems Council, 1978-82; police training instructor; elected Sheriff, Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's 1976, reelected, 1980; graduated from FBI Legislative Committee, 1981; Region III National Academy, 1982. Military Capt. , National Guard; U. S. Army Ranger. Youth Fund Tribute: Iam proud tojoin with Honors Elected Chairman of the Board of my colleagues in recognizing the Florida She- Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association, riffs Youth Fund. For the past 25 years it has 1981;appointed by Governor to State Medi- been providing quality child care to Florida's cal Examiners Commission; Chairman, dependent, neglected and homeless youth. Region II Law Enforcement Training have had their lives com- Many young people Council; member, Panhandle Alcoholism pletely turned around because of the caring Council; Chairman, Law Enforcement and personal attention given through the Youth Fund. As a resident of Florida, I am Advisory Board, Chipola Junior College grateful for this unique organization. Hon. and Washington-Holmes Vocational Cen- Earl Hutto, Congressional Record, Feb. 10, ter; Past President, Chipley Kiwanis Club. Peel 1983.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 A SIRECTORY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

3900 Commonwealth Jasper Mateer P. O. Box 3301 FEDERAL AGENCIES Blvd. Resident Agent-in-Charge Tampa, 33601 Tallahassee, 32303 Townsquare Mall, (813) 228-7661 99 S. E. Fifth St. Suite 200 904/488-0181 Suite 214 Alcohol, Tobacco Jt , RESIDENT AGENCIES Firearms Miami, 33131 MOBILE DISTRICT 11400 Overseas Highway (305) 350-5331 Marathon, 33050 Tampa Division DISTRICT OFFICE James T. Wyatt (305) 743-7423 P. O. Box G Leon Guinn District Patrol Director Edward D. Conroy Clearwater, 33518 Special Agent-in-Charge 250 N. Water Street Special Agent-in-Charge Federal Bureau of (813) 441-3569 77 S. E. Fifth St., Suite 350 Mobile, Alabama 36601 5205 N. W. 84th Ave. Investigation Miami, 33131 205/690-2881 P. O. Box 1904 Suite 108 (305) 350.5184 JACKSONVILLE Cocoa, 32923 Divisions Miami, 33166 O' Patrol DIVISION (305) 636-5820 (305) 350-4368 Paul Brien Special Agent-in-Charge Post Office Box 518 Lawrence G. Lawler P. O. Box 2165 FIELD OFFICES 500 Zack St. Apalachicola, 32320 Special Agent-in-Charge Ft. Myers, 33901 904/653-8993 Miami Room 515 P. O. Box 8928 (813) 334-8711 33601 (305) 592-9568 Tampa, Post Office Box 1896 Jacksonville, 32239 O. Box 228-2171 P. 404 (813) Panama City, 32402 (904) 721-1211 Lakeland, 33802 Tampa 904/763-8418 (813) 228-2184 Frederic D. Haiduk RESIDENT AGENCIES (813) 682-6114 Special Agent-in-Charge NETPDE P. O. Box 3668 Orlando 2831 Talleyrand Avenue Jacksonville Division Ellyson Field Orlando, 32802 (305) 420-6136 Jacksonville, 32206 P. O. Box 1070 Pensacola, 32509 Daytona Beach, 32015 (305) 420-6381 Jacksonville (904) 356-4701 904/452-1032 (904) 252-0463 P. Box 40217 (904) 791-3468 Andrew J. Hoffman, Jr. 0. Regional Patrol Director Drug Enforcement P. 0. Box 383 St. Petersburg, 33743 Pensacola 896-6166 99 S. E. 5th Street Administration Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 (813) (904) 434-2697 (904) 244-5179 Miami, 33131 MIAMI FIELD P. O. Box 250 Ft. Lauderdale (305) 350-4736 DIVISION P. O. Box 14335 Sarasota, 33578 (305) 527-7278 Gainesville, 32604 (813) 955-3325 William A. Mason III Peter Gruden Tallahassee F. (904) 372-9600 Asst. Regional Special Agent-in-Charge Federal Protective (904) 878-4041 Commissioner P. O. Box 731 8400 N. W. 53rd Street Service Border Patrol 99 SE Fifth Street, Miami 33166 Ocala, 32678 Suite 200 (305) 591-4894 (904) 732-7563 Louis B. Bernard, Director Robert A. Adams, Chief Miami, 33131 Jr, P. O. Drawer 270 Federal Protective Service Patrol Agent (305) 350.5952 Earl W. Simmons General Services Adminis- Resident Agent-in-Charge Panama City, 32401 P. O. Box 3663 tration —Region 4 MIAMI DISTRICT Suite (904) 785-8751 Norland Branch 700 Twiggs St., 400 Richard B.Russell Federal Miami, 33169 Frank Kinney Tampa, 33602 P. O. Box 12944 Building, 75 228-2178 Spring St. (305) 350-5811 District Patrol Director (813) Pensacola, 32576 , Georgia 30303 77 S. E. 5th Street Paul Teresi (904) 432-3476 Bruce McDonald Supervisor Miami, 33131 Resident Agent-in-Charge Patrol Agent-in-Charge, P. O. Box 1016 U.S. Courthouse, 305/350-5952 701 Clematis St. Rm. 223 Miami Station , Tallahassee, 32302 Room 133 West Palm Beach, 33401 P. O. Box 3663 Patrol Divisions (904) 224-4107 311 W. Monroe St. Norland Branch (305) 350-7263 701 Clematis St., Rm. 253 MIAMI DIVISION Jacksonville, 32201 Miami, 33169 West Palm Beach, 33401 H. Dean Paulus (904) 791-3687 (305) 350-5811 305/659-4606 Resident Agent-In-Charge Joseph V. Corless Agent-in-Charge Federal Building —U. S. Donald L. Barley 4077 Woodcock Dr., Special 1784 S. E. 15th Street O. Box Courthouse Patrol Agent-in-Charge Suite 210 P. 592418 AMF Ft. Lauderdale, 33316 Miami International 701 Clematis St., Room 101 Jacksonville Station Jacksonville, 32207 305/763-5214 Airport West Palm Beach, Fla., P. O. Box 4849 (904) 791-3566 33401 Jacksonville, 32201 Poet Office Box 71 Miami, 33159 Ronald U. Seibert (305) 573-3333 (305) 832-3438 (904) 791-3998 Key West, 33040 Resident Agent-in-Charge Supervisor 305/294-3877 235 Whooping Loop RESIDENT AGENCIES Jim Brown U. S. Courthouse, Altamonte Patrol Agent-in-Charge TAMPA DISTRICT Springs, 32701 Miami Division Room 100 (305) 420-6155 Orlando Station Rafael Martinez (Ft. Lauderdale) 300 N. E. First Ave. P. O. Drawer 0 District Patrol Director Robin Cushing P. O. Box 6383 P. O. Box 16 Winter Park, 32789 301 South Ashley Drive Resident Agent-in-Charge Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 Miami, Florida 33101 (305) 644-6204 Tampa, 33602 Room 101, Federal (305) 527-7296 (305) 350-4223 Calvin R. Vaughn 813/228-2381 Building P. O. Box 3-112 Supervisor 33901 Patrol Agent-in-Charge Ft. Myers, Ft. Pierce, 33454 Federal Bldg. Patrol Divisions 334-6245 , Tampa Station (813) (305) 944-0417 601 N. Florida Ave. Box 3344 Post Office Box 653 P. O. John F. Kreppein O. Box 1408 Tampa, 33601 33601 Cape Canaveral, 32920 P. Tampa, Resident Agent-in-Charge Homestead, 33030 (813) 228-2356 (813) 228-2160 305/784-1160 Box 1486 P. O. (305) 248-8677 Supervisor Panama 32401 Daniel Gibson 2801 Talleyrand Avenue City, Federal Bldg. —U. 769-3407 S. Patrol Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32206 (904) P. 0. Box 887 Courthouse, Rm. 427 West Palm Beach Station 904/356-2607 Francis E. White Key West, 33040 80 North Hughey Ave. P. O. Box 9875 301 South Ashley Drive Resident Agent-in-Charge (305) 296-3093 Orlando, Florida 32801 Riviera Beach, 33404 Tampa, 33602 Federal Building & U. S. P. O. Box 1389 (305) 420-6301 (305) 848-6161 813/228-2381 Courthouse West Palm Beach, 33401 U. S. Courthouse Broward Blvd. 299 East , (305) 833-7517 P. O. Box 1349 Customs Service Post Office Box 2041 Suite 405 Tallahassee, 32301 William P. Rosenblatt Ft. Myers, 33902 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 TAMPA DIVISION 813/334-4155 (904) 222-2081 Regional Director (305) 527-7220 Robert W. Butler (Investigations) Special Agent-in-Charge Supervisor U. S. Courthouse

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 100 N. Palafox Miami, 33130 W. Froh, Inspector Ft. Lauderdale Office SOUTHERN DISTRICT Room 23 (305) 350-5370 P. O. Box 22526 Room 202-B OF FLORIDA Pensacola, 32502 Tampa, 33622 299 East Broward Blvd. Joseph M. Flanagan (904) 438-5642 (813) 228-2481 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 United States Marshal Group Manager P. O. Box 010391 Secret Service (305) 527-7254 Immigration Jk 10300 Sunset Drive Miami, 33101 Miami, 33173 Buddie R. Cosby West Palm Beach Office (305) 350-5346 Naturalization (305) 350-4395 701 Clematis Street Special Agent-in-Charge Ronald D. Evans. Service 7820 Arlington Expy. West Palm Beach, 33401 Vacancy (305) 655-1029 Chief Deputy Joe D. Howerton Group Manager Room 500 (305) 350-4378 District Director Washington Square Bldg. P. O. Box 4820 United States 7880 Biscayne Blvd. Jacksonville, 32201 Cecil H. Miller 111 NW 183rd St. Marshals Supervisor Miami, 33138 Miami, 33169 (904) 791-2777 (305) 350-5344 NORTHERN Court Security (305) 350-5996 Robert M. Connelly, Jr. DISTRICT FLORIDA (305) 350-5349 Theodore Martinez Resident Agent OF George F. Meyer, Jr. Deputy District Director P. O. Box 607 W. L. (Mac) McLendon Malford F. Duclo (same address) Group Manager Orlando, 32802 United States Marshal Supervisor 8000 Arlington (305) 350-4926 (305) 420-6333 P. O. Box 10229 Warrants/Investigation Expressway Tallahassee, 32302 (305) 350-4645 Joseph P. McFadden 3rd Floor Ronald J. Szego Bldg. 2, (904) 222-2098 Officer-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32211 Special Agent-in-Charge Robert Holt Inspector 500 Zack Street (904) 791-2961 P. O. Box 660160 Tallahassee Field Office Tampa, 33602 Miami Springs, 33166 William A. Joyce, Witness Protection (813) 826-2131 Douglas Evaul (305) 350-5961 Deputy-in-Charge P.O. Program 350-4763 Group Manager P. O, Box 10229 (305) Lewis G. Finklea Rm. 320, FOB David H. Noznesky Officer-in-Charge Resident Agent Tallahassee, 32302 Ft. Lauderdale Division 80 N. Hughey Ave. 222-2098 Rm. 227, Post Office P. O. Box 3205 (904) Jack Drazen Orlando, 32801 Deputy-in-Charge Building (305) 420-6551 West Palm Beach, 33402 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 311 West Monroe St. (305) 659-0184 Room 105-C, FLORIDA U. Jacksonville, 32201 Jerald Price S. Courthouse Richard L. Force 299 Broward (904) 946-2624 Group Manager Richard L. Cox E. Blvd. Special Agent-in-Charge Ft. Lauderdale, Rm. 302, FOB United States Marshal 32301 James Breslin 700 Twiggs St., Suite 740 527-7256 500 Zack street .P. O. Box 52417 (305) Officer-in-Charge Tampa, 33602 Jacksonville, 32201 Tampa, 33602 228-2636 West Palm Beach Division 4 East Port Road (813) (904) 791-2293 P. O. Box 9846 (813) 228-2301 Bernard Daley John E. Carrell Jack Moore Deputy-in-Charge Riviera Beach, 33404 G. Thorn McDaniel Special Agent-in-Charge Chief Deputy Marshal Room 457, (305) 844-4341 Group Manager Suite 3300, First National U. S. Post Office (k U. S. Court- Internal Revenue Rm. 302, FOB Bank Building Courthouse Building house 500 Zack Street Service 107 St. Francis Street Room 234 701 Clematis Street Tampa, 33602 Mobile, Ala. , 36602 Jacksonville, 32201 West Palm Beach, 33402 (813) 228-2698 Criminal Investi- (205) 690-2851 (904) 791-2293 (305) 655-1827 (This office serves West gation Division Earl Acquaviva J. Florida. ) JACKSONVILLE Group Manager DISTRICT 299 East Broward Blvd. United States Rm. 309D Attorneys Darrell G. Smith Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 STATE AGENCIES Chief, Criminal Investiga- (305) 527-7034 NORTHERN DISTRICT tion Division OF FLORIDA Agriculture Jk INSPECTION DIVISION O. Box 35045 P. Thomas C. Daniel, Jr. Consumer Services, Vincent Jacksonville, 32202 K. Michael Moore Giglio, Director Group Manager Room 791-2963 U. S. Attorney Department of 232, Mayo Building (904) Suite 400, Tallahassee, 32301 110 E. Park Ave. DIVISION ANIMAL Century National Bank OF 488-3731 William R. Britt Room 100 INDUSTRY, MARKS (904) Assistant Chief 220 W. Garden St. Tallahassee, 32301 AND BRANDS UNIT P. S.Wright, Asst. Director P. O. Box 35045 Pensacola, 32501 (904) 224-3186 Room Building Jacksonville, 32202 (904) 432-5075 John O' Brien, 221, Mayo 791-2963 Pensacola Office Supervisor Tallahassee, 32301 (904) Serafin R. Munoz 488-7447 P. O. Box 12313 Rm. 331, Mayo Buildng (904) Roland K. Anderson Group Manager Pensacola, 32581 701 Clematis St. Tallahassee, 32301 Fred Graves Chief, Northern (904) 434-3251 488-7141 Branch West Palm Beach, 33401 (904) Training Coordinator Rm. 500 Zack Street (305) 655-3139 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Warren C. Blue, 221, Mayo Building Tallahassee, 32301 Tampa, 33602 FLORIDA Investigator Postal Inspectors (904) 488-7447 (813) 228-2908 Gary L. Betz P. 0. Box 451 Perry, 32347 ROAD GUARD Peter W. Lindsey, Leo F. Shatzal U. S. Attorney (904) 584-4139 Chief, Southern Postal Inspector-in-Charge Room 410 Forrest L Beach, Chief Branch Atlanta, Ga. 30321 Timberlake Bldg. David R. Caldwell, J. Roger Pittman, Asst. Rm. 600, FOB (404) 763-7078 500 Zack Street Investigator Chief 51 S. W. First Avenue Tampa, 33602 P. O. Box 592 P. O. Box 259 R. A. Quigley, Inspector (813) 228-2941 Miami, 33130 P. O. Box 8547 Floral City, 32636 Trenton, 32693 (305) 350-4421 Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 Jacksonville Office (904) 7264)698 (904) 463-2136 P. O. Box 600 Nathan Rodman (305) 527-2064 B. Archie Maynard, F. Jacksonville, 32201 Alcoholic Beverages Group Manager J. C. Post, Inspector Investigator and Divi- (904) 791-2682 Route 7, Box 3506A Tobacco, 51 SW First Ave. P. O. Box 40176 sion Miami, 33130 Jacksonville, 32203 Orlando Office Okeechobee, 33472 of (305) 350-5361 (904) 359-2790 501 Federal Building (813) 467-1793 Horace A. Moody 80 N. Hughey Avenue Chief of Law Enforcement A. R. Anderson, Inspector Michael S. Spiers, Ralph L. Gay, Jr. Orlando, 32801 Investigator 725 S. Bronough St. Group Manager . P. O. Box 520772 (305) 420-6341 Tallahassee, 32301 Miami, 33152 P.O. Box 403 51 SW First Ave. Tallahassee, 32302 (904) 488-3227 Miami, 33130 (305) 591-0421 SOUTHERN DISTRICT (904) 488-7141 (305) 350-5360 OF FLORIDA DISTRICTS 8T, SUB- W. McClelland, OFFICES S. Atlee W. Wampler, III Bing Greeson Michael R. McDonald Inspector U. S. Attorney Brands Registrar R. E. Baxley, 2nd Group Manager O. Box 30124 Lt. P. 155 S. Miami Avenue Rm. 328, Mayo Building First Ave. P. O. Box 12646 51 SW Orlando, 32862 Miami, 33130 Tallahassee, 32301 (305) 420-6201 Pensacola, 32501 (305) 350-4471 (904) 488-7141 (904) 436-8460

MARCH-APRIL 1983 53 J. McPherson, 2nd Lt. 127 N. Fourth St. (U.S.1) Miami Area Office Ed Alford 111 Coastline Dr. , E. (Supervisor, Talla- Ft. Pierce, 33450 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue, 2426 Sherwood Plaza Jacksonville, 32202 hassee District Office) (305) 464-8177 Suite 870 Soutel Drive (904) 359-6142 Miami, 33128 P.O. Box 2175 T. F. Deen, 2nd Lt. Jacksonville, 32208 1313 (305) 377-5213 359-6415 Tampa Street Tallahassee, 32302 P. O. Box 3006 (904) Tampa, 33602 (904) 488-4271 Ocala, 32678 Orlando Area Office Mike Chambers (813) 272-3985 (904) 622-3105 404 W. Robinson St. 400 W. Robinson G. M. Hill, Sgt. (Super- , Street, State Office Suite 519 Suite 909 Bldg. , Rm. 333 visor, Panama City & Tom Ewing, Sgt. 1350 N. W. 12th Orlando, 32801 Orlando, 32801 Avenue Marianna) P. O. Box 567 Miami, 33136 (305) 423-6115 (305) 423-6125 P. 0. Box 368 Gainesville, 32602 (305) 325-2906 Panama City, 32401 (904) 372-9666 Tampa Area Office Ed Sobach Suite 400 W. (904) 769-9406 Regional Service 1199 W. Lantana 211, Center, Rd. Robinson Attorney General 7th Floor Lantana, 33462 St. P. O. Box 766 Orlando, 32801 1313Tampa Street 586-6510 Marianna, 32446 Jim Smith (904) (305) 423-6026 Tampa, 33602-3397 (904) 482-2151 Attorney General Gerald Abdul-Wasi (813) 272-2565 111 Georgia Ave. State of Florida P. O. Box 878 , R. R. Caplano, Capt. Suite 214 (Supervisor, Jackson- The Capitol West Palm Beach Area Riverview, 33569 32301 West Palm Beach, 33401 ville & Live Oak) Tallahassee, Office (813) 634-5541 487-1963 (305) 837-5050 P, O. Box 5787 (904) 111 Georgia Avenue, Suite 211 Joe Musgray Jacksonville, 32207 Ken Tucker 1252 Blountstown Hwy. Florida Highway (904) 359-6126 Deputy Attorney General West Palm Beach, 33401 (305) 467-5054 Park 20 West, Suite L Patrol P. O. Box 816 The Capitol Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32301 Col. B. R. Burkett Live Oak, 32060 Corrections, (904) 487-3236 Director 362-2501 (904) 488-2595 (904) Department of Barney Peppin (904) 488-6517 BRANCH OFFICES R. D. Bishop, 2nd Lt. Prison (& Jail) 1199 W. Lantana Rd. Lt. Col. Roger Collar P. O. Drawer H Carolyn Snurkowski Lantana, 33662 Deputy Director Inspectors 586-6510 Lakeland, 33802 Suite 820 (305) (904) 488-6855 E. Russell Smith (813) 682-5161 Dade County Regional Mike Page Chief Prison Inspector Lt. Col R. L. Hays J. B. Wallace, Capt. Service Center P.O. Box 158 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue 1311Winewood Blvd. Deputy Director P. O. Box 17735 Tallahassee, 32301 Lowell, 32663 (904) 488-1435 Miami, 33128 (904) 732-8355 Orlando, 32810 (904) 488-2102 (305) 628-2250 (305) 377-5441 Mailing address for above: INSPECTORS Margaret Kovacs Division of Florida Bob Landry 6299 W. Sunrise Blvd. J. E. Powell, 2nd Lt. Highway Patrol (Supervisor, Daytona Park Trammel Bldg. , Bill Beardsley Room 200 8th Floor Neil Kirkman Building Beach & Rockledge) P. O. Box 636 Sunrise, 33313 Tallahassee, 32301 P. O. Box 688 1313Tampa Street Chattahoochee 32324 (305) 791-5802 Tampa, 33602 Daytona Beach, 32015 (904) 593-6431 Garland Keeman (813) 272-2670 Maj. W. B. Oliver, (904) 255-3696 P.O. Box 699 H. Edward Sands Commander, Region Bob Bogen Sneads, 32460 3 1199S. Highway U. S. 1 P. O. Box 221 2110 Mahan Drive Room 204 593-6431 S. S. Building, Suite 8 Raiford, 32083 (904) Tallahassee, 32308 Rockledge, 32955 Palm Beach County (904) 431-1212 Service Center Stan Bailey (904) 488-8676 (305) 632-8266 Regional 111 Georgia Avenue Pete Turner P.O. Box 221 Mal. J. W. Carmody O. 221 Raiford, 32083 E. A. Hooper, Capt. West Palm Beach, 33401 P. Box Commander, Region 1 P. O. Drawer 23746 (305) 837-5062 Raiford, 32083 (904) 431-1212 P.O. Box 350220 Tampa, 33623 (904) 431 1212 Dick Prospect Fire Marshal Riverside Station (813) 272-2610 Jack Miami, 33135 125 N. Ridgewood Sapp D.R. Dewar, Director O. Box 221 (305) 325-3613 R. R. Smith, Sgt. Fourth Floor, Beck's Bldg. P. Division Fire Raiford, 32083 of State P. O. Box 5269 Daytona Beach, 32014 Marshal Maj L D Brady (904) 431-1212 Clearwater, 33518 (904) 252-1067 Suite 471, Larson Building Commander, Region 2 (813) 441-9975 Comptroller, Office Connie Sabiston Tallahassee, 32301 P.O. Box 1516 T. L. Stout, 2nd Lt. 400 W. Robinson St., (904) 488-8268 0neco, 33558 of Suite 909 (813) 758-6431 P. O. Drawer 2306 A. Hall, Asst. Director Orlando, 32801 L. Ft. Myers, 33902 Gerald Lewis, Division of State Fire TROOPS (813) 332-0022 Comptroller (305) 423-6125 Marshal Troop A M. Willingham, Sgt. The Capitol Gary McLain Suite 471, Larson Building P. O. Box 1077 Tallahassee, 32301 7081 N. W. 20th Street Tallahassee, 32301 Capt. J. R. Henderson Sarasota, 33578 (904) 488-9755 Sunrise, 33313 (904) 488-8268 P. O. Box 1230 355-2708 791-5802 Panama City, 32402 (813) Don Saxon (305) Donald L. Steverson, (904) 785-6196 J.J. Harris, Capt. Investigative Coordinator Brian Pimm Chief Office of the Comptroller 1350 NW 12th Ave. , 1311Winewood Blvd. Bureau of Fire Troop B The Capitol, Rm. 203 Tallahassee, 32301 Investigations Graham Bldg. , 5th Fl., Capt. T. A. Sigman N. Wing Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-5616 Suite 479, Larson (904) 488-5275 P. O. Box 1985 Miami 33136 Building Lake 32055 Paul Sheffield Tallahassee, 32301 City, (305) 325-3343 Tallahassee Area Office 1607 N. Florida Ave. (904) 752-3735 (904) 488-9825 1861 E. Capital Circle Avon Park, 33825 W. A. Ross Troop C Tallahassee, 32308 453-3005 M.A. Palecki, Attorney 3118Flagler Avenue (813) (904) 487-2904 Bureau of Fire & Capt. J. M. Russi Habana Plaza Clayton Lambert Arson Investigations P. O. Box 1810 Key West, 33040 Ft. Lauderdale Area P. O. Box 488 Suite 479, Larson Building Lakeland, 33802 294-1232 Office Polk 33878 (305) City, Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 686-2164 Regional Service Center (813) 984-2273 R. A. 2nd Lt. (904) 488-9825 Boyd, 201 W. Broward Blvd. , Troop D P. O. Box 8276 Diane Enfinger Suite 510 FIELD OFFICES Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 Ft. Lauderdale, 33312 400 W. Robinson St. Capt. J. W. King (305) 739-1440 (305) 467-4239 Suite 909 107 Tupelo Avenue P. O. Box 6877 Orlando, 32801 Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Orlando, 32853 Frank Comisso, 2nd Lt. Jacksonville Area Office (305) 423-6125 (904) 243-2814 (305) 423-6412 (Supervisor, W. Palm Richard P. Daniel Service Beach & Ft. Pierce) Center Marjorie E. Diettell Suite 479, Larson Troop E P.O. Drawer 2750 1252 Blountstown 111E. Coast Line Drive, Hwy. Building Troop Commander West Palm Beach, 33402 Room 610 Suite L Tallahassee, 32301 837-5067 P. O. Box 350220, (305) Jacksonville, 32202-3477 Tallahassee, 32304 (904) 488-9825 Riverside Station (904) 359-6085 (904) 487-3234

54 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Miami, 33135 Central Gulf Coast Operations: REGION 3 V. E. Sosa (305) 325-3606 1350 N. W. 12th Avenue Capt. David L. Starling Maj. J.J. Brown, Chief, Spence McCall P. O. Box 179 Miami, 33136 Troop F 1239 S. W. Tenth Street Gulf Coast Operations (305) 352-2815 Ocala, 32670 P.O. Box 2756 Leesburg, 32748 Troop Commander 1-800-342-9620 Homosassa Springs, (904) 787-5484 University Police P. O. Box 1516 32647 Oneco, 33558 REGION 4 General Services, (904) 628-6196 Audie I. Shuler, Director (813) 758-6431 Ed Segno University Police Department of DISTRICT OFFICES Troop G Division of Security Elisha Newton Dimick University of Florida Capt. G. E. McCall Bldg. , Suite 203 Gainesville, 32611 A. P. Edlin Capt. Nathan N. Sharron, 3505 West 10th St. 111 Georgia Avenue (904) 392-1114 P. O. Box 980 Director Panama 32401 West Palm Beach, 33401 Palatka, 32078 City, William A. Tanner, Room 213, The Capitol (904) 763-3080 (305) 837-5128 Director (904) 325-4545 Tallahassee, 32301 Capt. C. V. Holland REGION 5 Public Safety Troop H (904) 487-2700 "P" 031 Westcott P. O. Drawer Howard Sullivan Capt. J. M. Roddenberry Law Enforcement, Carrabelle, 32322 Fiends State Unrversity Park Trammel Bldg. , Tallahassee, 32306 2100 Mahan Drive Department of (904) 697-3741 Suite 513 Tallahassee, 32308 (904) 644-1239 Robert R. Capt. D. F. Williams 1313N. Tampa St. (5th Fl.) (904) 488-8676 Dempsey 33602 Samuel Gilliam, Director Commissioner County Building Tampa, (813) 272-2642 University Security Troop K (Turnpike) (904) 488-8771 Crystal River, 32629 (904) 795-3977 Florida A (k M University Capt. J. S. McKinnon James Nursey, Director Recreation and Tallahassee, 32307 P. O. Box 16007 Division of Criminal Capt. J. D. Thompson Parks, Division of (904) 599-3256 West Palm Beach, 33416 Investigation 5110 Gandy Blvd. Ney C. Landrum, Director Paul A. Uravich, Director (305) 683-1140 (904) 487-2901 Tampa, 33602 (813) 272-2516 3900 Commonwealth Public Safety Troop L Patrick J. Doyle, Director Boulevard University of South Barnett Division of Criminal Capt. B. E. Hendrix Tallahassee, 32303 Florida Capt. B.J. P. Box 356 P. O. Box 3948 Justice Information 0. (904) 488-6131 Tampa, 33620 Systems Ft. Myers, 33902 (813) 974-2256 Lantana, 33462 (Park officers have arrest (904) 488-3961 (813) 334-8963 (305) 588-8545 powers within parks and John J. Flynn Frank Carter, Director Capt. L. E. Zangas other public lands under Director of Police Forestry, Division of Staff Services P. O. Box 168 the jurisdiction of this Florida Atlantic Pensacola, 32591 Division of (904) 488-9432 division. ) University (904) 438-4093 Boca Raton, 33431 W. C. Gilbert G. Patrick Gallagher, Atlantic Coast Revenue, (305) 393-3502 Forest Investigator Super- Director Department of visor Division of Criminal Operations: Ron Seacrist, Director Collins Building Justice Standards Maj. J. W. Walker INVESTIGATIVE UNIT University Police Tallahassee, 32301 (k Training Chief, Atlantic Coast University of Central (904) 488-6480 (904) 488-8556 Operations W. D. Phillips Florida - Chief Investigator P. O. Box 25000 Robert L. Edwards, 1840 25th Street Game & Fresh Water Vero Beach, 32960 P. O. Box 6417 Orlando, 32816 Director Tallahassee, 32301 (305) 275-2421 Division of Local Law (305) 567-7998 Fish Commission (904) 488-8010 Enforcement Assistance DISTRICT OFFICES William L. Bolyard, Lt. Col. Brantley Goodson (904) 488-3231 Investigators: Director Director, Division of Law Capt. W. M. Saunderson University Police Enforcement (Address for all above:) P. O. Box 381196 B.J. Ferguson University of West 620 S. Meridian St. P. O. Box 1489 Miami, 33138 P. O. Box 6417 Florida Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32302 (305) 325-3346 Tallahassee, 32301 Pensacola, 32504 (904) 488-6251 Operating Centers: Capt. R A. Patterson (904) 488-8010 (904) 476.9500, Ext. 2415 James B. Jordan, P. O. Box 2564 Maj. Tallahassee R. C. Spencer Martin Garris, Director Deputy Director (904) 488-1040 Titusville, 32780 University Police (305) 267-4021 P. 0. Box 6417 (Same Address) Tallahassee, 32301 University of North (904) 488-6252 Jacksonville Florida (904) 359-6480 Capt. R Q. Bennett (904) 488-8010 Major Grady W. Phelps P. 0 Box 50429 P. O. Box 17074, Pottsburg Station Deputy Director Orlando Jacksonville, 32240 Alan Mones Jacksonville, (Same Address) (305) 423-6010 (904) 241-7107 P. O. Box 3012 32216 646-2803 (904) 4886253 Tampa, 33602 (904) Tampa Capt. L. S. Livings (813) 272-2561 REGIONAL SUPER- (813) 272-2220 2835 Overseas Highway Harvey Gunson, Director VISORS Marathon, 33050 Daniel A. Neubauer Public Safety Miami Florida International (305) 377-5311 (305) 743-6542 941 West Morse Blvd. South Winter Park, 32789 University Crime Laboratories: Capt. R J. Lee Tamiami Campus Capt. Floyd Buckhalter 19100 SE Federal (305) 644-3133 2202 Lakeland Hills Blvd. Tamiami Trail Tallahassee Highway C. C. Samen, Supervisor Miami, 33199 Lakeland, 33801 (904) 488-7071 Jupiter, 33458 1-800 282-7002 1350 N. W. 12th Avenue (305) 554-2626 Jacksonville (305) 747-2033 Miami, 33136 Northwest (904) 359-6390 Parole and Probation (305) 352-2815 Capt. Ronald Walsingham Tampa Commission Rt. 4, Box 759 (813) 272-3926 SUPER- REGIONAL Youth Fund The been Panama City, 32405 VISORS Tribute: past year has 1-800-342-1676 Sanford a growing year for the Youth Fund and we' re (305) 323-4440 REGION 1 Northeast still growing. There is construction either in Pensacola John R. Skinner progress or planned for the near future at the Capt. Laurence Rossignol (904) 436-8420 O. Box 861 P. Villa Route 7, Box 102 Chattahoochee, 32324 Boys Ranch, Girls and Youth Ranch Lake City, 32055 Marine Patrol (904) 663-4522 while at our new Youth Camp, we are cleaning 1-800-342-8105 and renovating in our wil- Col. D.N. Ellingsen, Dir. REGION 2 up preparation for Douglas Building, derness program and the 1983summer camp- Merle Davis 7th Floor ing season. Hurry K. Weaver, Florida Capt. James Ries 3900 Commonwealth 1200 Andrews Circle 551 N. Military Trail Boulevard Drive, North Sheriffs Youth Fund President, 1983 Spring West Palm Beach, 33406 Tallahassee, 32303 Starke, 32091 RA1VCHER. 1-800. 432-2046 (904) 488.6559 (904) 964-8110

MARCH-APRIL 1983 55 A DIRECTORY OF POLICE CHIEFS L4

ALACHUA CHATTAHOOCHEE FORT MEADE INVERNESS MADEIRA BEACH Jack E. Parrish David Turnage Andrew Kovschak B. R. Young Bruno Kramer ALFORD CHIEFLAND FORT MYERS Branch JACKSONVILLE MADISON J. T. Oscar R Underwood Morgan House Sheriff Dale Carson Acting Chief ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CHIPLEY FORT PIERCE Edward Odom William A.Liquori JACKSONVILLE Robert Pleas James Powell BEACH MAITLAND ALTHA CLEARWATER FORT WALTON BEACH John M. Erwin William Watford Paul Brown Sidney Klein Ron Kazoroski MANALAPAN APALACHICOLA CLERMONT JASPER FROSTPROOF Frank Osborn Ralph M. Meadows Milton Houseman Prentice Tyndal Raymond March JAY MARGATE APOPKA C LE WISTON FRUITLAND PARK Norman R. Miller Charles M. Clark Thomas Collins, Jr. Robert E. Dysart J. L. Yates, Jr. MARIANNA ARCADIA JENNINGS COCOA GA INE SVILLE Wiley G. Pittman Kenneth E.Carlton Art Corlew Frank Scott Atkins W. Warren BEACH MASCOTTE ATLANTIC BEACH COCOA BEACH JUNO GOLDEN BEACH Robert Disavino Vito F. Manning F. Carl Stucki Robert E. Wicker Richard De Stefani JUPITER MAYO ATLANTIS COCONUT CREEK Norman Sikes Robert Roberson GRACE VILLE Glynn Mayo J. John Whalen Strickland MEDLEY AUBURNDALE Larry JUPITER INLET COLEMAN GRAND RIDGE Joseph Zerba Allen Hobbs COLONY J. Richard Carsten Randal Carpenter MELBOURNE AVON PARK Christopher M. Proper COOPER CITY GREEN COVE Bruce Campbell Paul Frost SPRINGS John J. Pozar Carl J. Crossley JUPITER ISLAND MELBOURNE BEACH BAL HARBOUR CORAL GABLES GREENACRES CITY Jack J. Curry William White VILLAGE Ken W. Bush John Treanor KENNETH CITY MELBOURNE VILLAGE Norman H. Staubesand CORAL SPRINGS GREENVILLE Ruell E. Webster Robert White BALDWIN Warren Gilbert Sammy Hutto KEY COLONY BEACH MEXICO BEACH Steve Whitehead COTTONDALE GROVELAND James H. Stewart Theo Harris BARTOW Leonard Norsworthy T. R. Merrill KEY WEST MIAMI Charles Fleming CRESCENT CITY GULF BREEZE Winston L. James Kenneth Harms BAY HARBOR ISLANDS Robert Logan Al J. Winfield KISSIMMEE MIAMI BEACH Samuel Spector CRESTVIEW GULF STREAM Frank J. Ross Emmett Miller BELLE GLADE James Austin Caton James W. Greer LA CROSSE MIAMI SHORES D. Bill Mathis CROSS CITY GULFPORT James B. Willis John A. Fletcher BELLEAIR Willard D. Beville Herman W. Golliner LADY LAKE MIAMI SPRINGS John Yaitanes CRYSTAL RIVER HACIENDA VILLAGE Gene C. Daniels Michael A. Koshock BELLEAIR BEACH Michael Handley Reginald W. Garrett, Jr. LAKE ALFRED MILTON Francis P. Anderson DADE CITY HAINES CITY Bruce J. Efurd Charles Manning BELLEAIR BLUFFS Norris R. Nixon Kenneth Thompson LAKE CITY MINNEOLA Robert P. Meredith DANIA HALLANDALE Ray Simmons Joe Brennan BELLE VIE W Rudolf P. Rigo Richard C. Fox LAKE CLARKE SHORES MIRAMAR John Robert Howie DAVENPORT HAMPTON Donald E. Mack Ben Galante BISCAYNE PARK Thomas Rademacher John Hodges LAKE HAMILTON MONTEVERDE Daniel Marx DA VIE HAVANA D. N. Tomlinson James Manna BLOUNTSTOWN Ben McCardel Phillip L. Fusilier LAKE HELEN MONTICELLO Robert W. Deason DAYTONA BEACH HIALEAH Louis Sposato George Griffin BOCA RATON Charles W. Willits, Jr. Lawrence Leggett LAKELAND MOORE HAVEN Frank Carey DAYTONA BEACH HIALEAH GARDENS Lawrence Crow, Jr. Carlos Sloan BONIFAY SHORES Charles E. Renegar LAKE MARY MOUNT DORA William T. Poole Jerry Caldwell HIGH SPRINGS Harry Benson Earl Gooden BOWLING GREEN DEERFIELD BEACH Thomas W. Wolfe LAKE PARK MULBERRY Spencer Thompson William J. Neal HIGHLAND BEACH Donald J. Ricciardi John W. Hunter BOYNTON BEACH DE FUNIAK SPRINGS Kenneth Jones LAKE PLACID NAPLES William R. Hamilton Clinton Hooks HILLIARD Russell Hartsfield Paul C. Reble, Jr. BRADENTON DE LAND Lawrence Ellis LAKE WALES NEPTUNE BEACH Charles Wells Richard M. Slaughter HILLSBORO BEACH John Busbee Howard C. Basil, Jr. BRADENTON BEACH DELRAY BEACH Ralph W. Dunn LAKE WORTH NEW PORT RICHEY William P. Doss Charles Kilgore HOLLY HILL D. G. Lennertz James C. Bottner BRANFORD DUNDEE John Finn LANTANA NEW SMYRNA BEACH Fred Brittain Charles M. Zeller HOLLYWOOD Patrick Leonard Charles Nelson BROOKSVILLE DUNEDIN Sam Martin LARGO NICEVILLE Interim Chief Edward W. Smith HOLMES BEACH Acting Chief Edward W. Holloway Allan R. Johnson DUNNELLON Thomas L. Shanafelt LAUDERDALE-BY- NORTH BAY VILLAGE BUNNELL Emanuel F. Tortora HOMESTEAD THE-SEA Stanford Blair Charles Robson EATONVILLE Emmett Snider Joe Fitzgerald NORTH LAUDERDALE BUSHNELL Otha L. Abney HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS LAUREL HILL Jess Boytell James Holt EDGE WATER Walter K. Notz Donnie L. Minor NORTH MIAMI CALLA WAY Earl D. Baugh INDIALANTIC LAWTEY Thomas F. O' Connell Tommy J. Sims EDGE WOOD Roger Skinner M. M. Jordan NORTH MIAMI BEACH CAPE CORAL Stanley A. Lewis INDIAN CREEK LAYTON Buford Whitaker James R White EL PORTAL VILLAGE Peter Masiko III NORTH PALM BEACH CARRABELLE Stuart W. Cooley, Jr. John H. Watson LEESBURG John S. Atwater Marvin E. Braswell EUSTIS INDIAN HARBOUR James Brown NORTH PORT CASSELBERRY Bill Spears BEACH LIGHTHOUSE POINT Victor I. Costello Frederick H. McGowan FELLSMERE Frederick Fernez Paul G. Mannino OAK HILL CEDAR GROVE Vance Roach INDIAN RIVER LIVE OAK Beve Wyatt Michael Wheatley FERNANDINA BEACH SHORES Jack Garrett OAKLAND CEDAR KEY Cody Gear, Jr. Ernest Polverari LONGBOAT KEY Hueld A. Marrow Eugene Hardman FLAGLER BEACH INDIAN ROCKS BEACH Wayne McCammon OAKLAND PARK CENTER HILL Acting Chief Edward F. Bulger LONGWOOD Edward P. Turner Verson McMullen, Jr. FLORIDA CITY INDIAN SHORES Greg Manning OCALA CENTURY William J. Fasulo LYNN HAVEN A. Lee McGehee Richard Dixon Gray G. Hess FORT LAUDERDALE INTERLACHEN Oscar E. Roye OCEAN RIDGE Leo F. Callahan James H. Rye Louis L. Spano

56 THE SHERIFF'S STAR OCOEE PARKLAND RIVIERA BEACH SOUTH DAYTONA VERNON Leroy Turner William A. Davis, Jr. William F. Darden Gary White Robert E.Whitehurst OKEECHOBEE PAXTON ROCKLEDGE SOUTH MIAMI VERO BEACH Larry Mobley Milford Weimorts Richard R. Kallis Murray Selsky Samuel P. McCall OPA LOCKA PEMBROKE PARK ROYAL PALM BEACH SOUTH PALM BEACH VIRGINIA GARDENS Robert B. Ingram Eugene O' Sullivan Richard H. McMonagle Stanley Morse Michael P. Olon ORANGE CITY PENSACOLA ST. AUGUSTINE SPRINGFIELD WALDO Gerald T. Fleming Louis Goes Dave Daniels Donnie Ziglar Deryl Perry ORANGE PARK PERRY ST. AUGUSTINE STARKE WAUCHULA J. H. Tillman, Sr. Ron D. Smith BEACH Jimmy Bowen Raleigh Lowe ORLANDO PINELLAS PARK Arnold M. Bandy STUART WEBSTER William L. Koleszar Ron Forbes Charles E. White Dennis L. Johnson ST. CLOUD SUNRISE ORMOND BEACH PLANT CITY Robert WELAKA Magnaghi Samuel Ramputi Harold E. Burr Troy E. Surrency SAINT LEO John Rich OVIEDO PLANTATION SURFSIDE W. MELBOURNE Charles Gordon Galusha Wesley T. Place Morris C. Meek ST. PETERSBURG Kenneth Cmdr. James Donnan POLK CITY SWEETWATER PAHOKEE Samuel F. Lynn, WEST MIAMI Carmen Salvatore III Dwight Daniel Charles Toledo P. O. Kiel Dobson ST. PETERSBURG TALLAHASSEE WEST PALM BEACH PALATKA BEACH Jimmy Hill POMPANO BEACH Melvin J. Tucker John H. Jamason David PALM BAY Schuyler M. Meyer III C. Milchan TAMARAC WEWAHITCHKA Paul J. Kreuzkamp PONCE INLET SANFORD Joseph McIntosh Jonathan H. Glass PALM BEACH David Thornton Ben E. Butler TAMPA WHITE SPRINGS Joseph Terlizzese PONTE VEDRA BEACH SANIBEL Robert L. Smith Henry J. Harrington J. Marvin Canova John Butler TARPON SPRINGS WILDWOOD PALM BEACH SARASOTA GARDENS PORT ORANGE Blaine LeCouris Ed Lynum, Jr. Earl D. Parker TAVARES Edward F. David W. Solana WILLISTON SATELLITE BEACH Acting Chief Himmelsbach PORT RICHEY Eugene Hartman Finley Gable Thomas T. McCarthy James D. Reed WILTON MANORS PALM BEACH SHORES PORT ST. JOE SEA RANCH LAKES TEMPLE TERRACE Bernard S. Scott Roger K. Wille Roy Robinson Robert Oehl Tom Matthews WINDERMERE PALM SPRINGS PORT ST. LUCIE SEBASTIAN TEQUESTA Jeffrey C. Villella Elmer W. Hoagland III O. H. Schlesselman John G. Melton Franklin E. Flannery WINTER GARDEN Public Safety Dir. PUNTA GORDA SEBRING TITUSVILLE Jimmie Yawn PALMETTO Donald R. Bennett Craig Graybill Charles L. Ball WINTER HAVEN Gene Hambacher QUINC Y SEWALL'S POINT TREASURE ISLAND Ron Martin PANAMA CITY Edward M. Spooner, Dir. Francis J. Matuszewski Clifford L. Frye WINTER PARK LeRoy French of Public Safety SHALIMAR UMATILLA Raymond E. Beary PANAMA CITY BEACH RAI FORD John T. Blackburn Benny R. Hardy WINTER SPRINGS P. L. Sullivan Stephen G. Bunn SNEADS VALPARAISO John Govoruhk PARKER REDINGTON BEACH Vacancy Lomax Donaldson ZEPHYRHILLS Joe B. Walker Cornelius Schnitzer SOUTH BAY VENICE William R. Eiland Charles R. Forrest R. V. Waymire ZOLFO SPRINGS John Wilbur Vickery

Sheriff Jim Hardcastle Former Sheriff Elected Sheriffs Association Buried at President Arlington WINTER HAVEN —Sarasota County Sheriff Jim Hardcastle was elected President of the Florida She- DADE CITY —Former Broward County Sheriff riffs Association during the Association's annual Mid- Allen B. Michell was buried with full military rites in Winter Conference at Cypress Gardens, January Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D. C., on 23-26. He succeeds Gadsden County Sheriff W. A. March 9. He died at a nursing home here, March 5, at Woodham. the age of 79. A Masonic funeral service was held at Other officers elected for one-year terms are Wakulla Richardson's Funeral Home, Zephyrhills, on March 8. County Sheriff David Harvey, Vice President; Pasco Michell retired from the U. S.Army Reserve with the County Sheriff John Short, Secretary; Polk County rank of general. During World War II he was General Sheriff Louie Mims, Treasurer; Jefferson County She- Dwight D. Eisenhower's senior advisor on public riff Jim Scott, Chairman of the Board of Directors; safety. He served as Sheriff of Broward County from Martin County Sheriff Jim Holt, Sergeant-at-Arms; 1960 to 1969, after which he moved to Zephyrhills. and Calhoun County Sheriff Buddy Smith, Chaplain. His career prior to becoming Sheriff included 25 Four Sheriffs were elected to the Board of Directors years with the Philadelphia Police Department. He for two-year terms. They are: Franklin County Sheriff was a former instructor at the Philadelphia College of Jack Taylor, Leon County Sheriff Eddie Boone, Indian Pharmacy and Science and at Eckels College. River County Sheriff Tim Dobeck, and Citrus County He is survived by his wife; Helen (Jo), and two step- Sheriff Charlie Dean. sons who are in law enforcement. Michael Hensley is a Three Directors were reelected to the Board for two- deputy in the Hernando County Sheriff's Department year terms. They are Alachua County Sheriff L.J."Lu" and Terry Hensley is a lieutenant in the St.Petersburg Hindery, Palm Beach County Sheriff Dick Wille, and Police Department. Highlands County Sheriff Joe Sheppard.

MARCH-APRIL 1983 57 What's Cookin'P WINTER HAVEN —County jail problems received top billing on the agenda when the Florida Sheriffs Association held its annual Mid-Winter Conference at Jail Problems Were Cypress Gardens, January 23-26. Seeking to modify state regulations that they claim have created artificial overcrowding problems in jails, Qn Front Burner at Sheriffs conferred with officials from the Department of Corrections, the Governor's Office, the Attorney Sheriffs' Mid-Winter General's Office and the State Fire Marshal's Office. Sheriffs took the position that a Department of Cor- rections (DOC) "factoring" formula requires too much Conference space per prisoner, and is preventing them fiom hous- ing the number of prisoners their jails were designed to hold. Reduction of population limits in Florida jails ranged from 19 to 70 percent when the "factoring" formula was put into effect in 1981. Since then, many Sheriffs have been under heavy pressure to reduce jail populations, but they insist that much ofthe so-called overcrowding would be alleviated if the state would just be more reasonable in its space- per-prisoner requirements. Florida's requirement of 63 square feet per prisoner is the second highest in the nation, according to a Sheriffs Association survey.

Sheriffs Preview "Porta-Pokey" WINTER HAVEN —Sheriffs attending the annual plants at six Florida locations. Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Asso- Spokesmen for the two firms assured Sheriffs that ciation got a preview ofportable jail cells that can be the precast concrete modular cells would help them "factory built, "transported to jail sites anywhere in reduce the cost per inmate; the cost of maintenance; the state, and assembled like building blocks. Some the time required to construct a new jail; and the clown called the new concept a "porta-pokey, " but possibility of escape and vandalism. Sheriffs gave it serious scrutiny. They said the cells can be assembled in several These one-man, two-man and four-man cells are floor plans, can be stacked several tiers high, and, being produced as a joint effort by Watson & Com- with minor changes in hardware and fixtures, can pany, a Tampa firm of architects, engineers and be used to house maximum, medium and minimum planners; and Florida Mining and Materials Corp. , security inmates. a firm that operates prestressed/precast concrete

58 THE SHERIFF'S STAR After DOC officials said they were willing to re- Sheriffs also agreed to support bills that would: evaluate the factoring process, Sheriffs focused on (1) Free law enforcement officers from the necessity another jail problem: sharply rising medical costs for of investigating and reporting minor traffic accidents, prisoners. Current law requires counties to pay these so their time can be spent more productively. (The costs for all prisoners taken into custody, even though "fender benders" would be reported on appropriate some may have been arrested by city or state enforce- forms by the drivers involved. ) ment officers. (2) Allow deputies to receive dual certification as law The Sheriffs Association described this as "inequita- enforcement officers and correctional officers. (At pres- ble and financially devastating. " ent an officer must be de-registered and re-registered Cited as typical examples were two cases in which every time he is reassigned from law enforcement suspects were injured while being arrested by city duties to jail duties, or vice versa. ) police officers. They were taken to hospitals, and, (3) Give all certified law enforcement and correc- although Sheriffs were not involved in the arrests or tional officers authority to administer oaths in connec- the injuries, they were dunned for medical bills totaling tion with their duties. almost $56,000. (4) Streamline the inventory procedures for firearms As a remedy for this situation, Sheriffs voted to spon- confiscated by Sheriffs. sor, in the 1983session of the Florida Legislature, a bill (5) Limit or eliminate pre-trial discovery depositions that would require the agency making an arrest to be in criminal cases in order to stop the present inordinate responsible for paying the arrestee's medical bills, if waste of law enforcement manpower. the bills resulted from illnesses or injuries that deve- (continued on next page) loped prior to an arrest, or during the course of an arrest. The arresting agency would be authorized to seek reimbursement for such medical costs from the arres- tee, or from any insurance companies providing health insurance coverage for the arrestee.

Wives of Sheriffs and guests received a traditional flag welcome when they attended the Cypress Gardens ski show.

Later the group posed with the Cypress Gardens clowns, Corky and Corkette.

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(continued from page 59) authorization to establish such trust funds should be (6) Authorize law enforcement agencies to use seized limited to agencies whose primary objectives are inves- contraband as "stage props" in undercover situations. tigating and enforcing criminal laws. ) 2. Any reduction in the 25-year mandatory min- The Association also voted to oppose: imum sentences required by law in capital cases, or 1. Any legislation that would change substan- any attempt to grant "gain time" (reduction of senten- tially the present law which authorizes law enforce- ces for good behavior) to inmates serving 25-year man- ment agencies to put the proceeds from the sale of datory sentences. forfeited contraband into trust funds to fmance law 3. Any legislation that would allow judges to sent- enforcement operations. (Sheriffs agreed that the ence inmates to county jails for more than one year.

60 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS COUNTY SHERIFF ADDRESS AC OFFICE ALACHUA L. J. "Lu" Hindery P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602 904 378-1641 BAKER Joe Newmans P. O. Box 461, Macclenny, 32063 . 904 259-2231 BAY LaVelle Pitts 314 Harmon Ave. , Panama City, 32401 ...... 904 785-4351 BRADFORD Dolph Reddish Drawer "G", Starke, 32091 904 964-6280 BREVARD C. W. "Jake" Miller Drawer "T",Titusville, 32780. .. 305 267-2511 BROWARD George A. Brescher P. O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 ...... 305 765-8900 CALHOUN W. G. "Buddy" Smith P. O. Box 695, Blountstown, 32424 904 674-5049 CHARLOTTE Glen E. Sapp 2400 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, 33950...... 813 639-2101 CITRUS Charles S. Dean 108 E. Main St., Inverness, 32650. 904 726-4488 CLAY Jennings Murrhee P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043 ...... 904 284-7575 COLLIER Aubrey C. Rogers Drawer 1277, Naples, 33939 ...... 813 774-4434 COLUMBIA Steve W. Spradley P. O. Box 650, Lake City, 32055 . ... 904 752-3222 DADE Bobby L. Jones Metro-Dade Police Dept. , Rm. 406, 1320 NW 14th St., Miami, 305 547-7498 DeSOTO R. A. "Bob" Thomas P. O. Box 2160, Arcadia, 33821 . ... 813 494-2424 DIXIE Glen Dyals P. O. Box "PP", Cross City, 32628 . 904 498-5612 DUVAL Dale Carson P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, 32202...... 904 633-4111 ESCAMBIA Vince Seely P. O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770...... 904 436-9510 FLAGLER Robert E. McCarthy P. O. Box 445, Bunnell, 32010 . . 904 437-3343 FRANKLIN Jack Taylor, Jr. Leslie & Commerce Streets, Apalachicola, 32320 . . . . 904 653-2101 GADSDEN W. A. Woodham P.O. Box 1126, Quincy, 32351 904 627-9233 GILCHRIST Roy J. Rodgers P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693 . ... 904 463-2245 GLADES ~~ i I genic, re~ P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471 . 813 946-0100 GULF K. E. "Ken" Murphy P. O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32456. 904 227-1808 HAMILTON Charlie C. Rhoden Drawer "A", Jasper, 32052 . . 904 792-1001 HARDEE Doyle W. Bryan P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873 . . .. 813 773-4144 HENDRY Robert T. Durkis P. O. Box 577, LaBelle, 33935. ... 813 675-5292 HERNANDO R. Melvin Kelly P. O. Box 1960, Brooksville, 33512...... 904 796-7207 HIGHLANDS Joe Sheppard P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33871-0071. . . . 813 385-5112 HILLSBOROUGH Walter C. Heinrich P. O. Box 3371, Tampa, 33601 . . 813 247-6411 HOLMES Drew Galloway 211 North Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425 ...... 904 547-3681 INDIAN RIVER R. T. "Tim" Dobeck P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32960 . . . . 305 567-5080 JACKSON John P. McDaniel P. O. Box 919, Marianna, 32446 . . 904 482-2132 JEFFERSON James H. Scott P. O. Box 339, Monticello, 32344 . ... 904 997-2523 LAFAYETTE Bobby McCray P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066. . 904 294-1222 LAKE Noel E. Griffin, Jr. 315 W. Main St., Tavares, 32778. . .. 904 343-9501 LEE Frank N. Wanicka 2055 Anderson Ave. , Ft. Myers, 33901 ...... 813 332-3456 LEON Eddie Boone P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302 904 222-4740 LEVY Pat Hartley P. O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621 904 486-2111 LIBERTY Harrell W. Revell P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321. 904 643-5615 MADISON Joe C. Peavy Madison County Courthouse, Madison, 32340...... 904 973-4151 MANATEE Thomas M. Burton, Jr. P. O. Box 590, Bradenton, 33506 . ... 813 747-3011 MARION Don R. Moreland P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 32678 . 904 732-8181 MARTIN James D. Holt P. O. Box 87, Stuart, 33495 . ... 305 283-1300 MONROE William A. Freeman, Jr. P. O. Box 1269, Key West, 33040. .. . 305 296-2424 NASSAU R. W. "Ronnie" Dougherty P. O. Box 744, Fernandina Beach, 32034...... 904 261-3675 OKALOOSA Larry E. Gilbert P. O. Box 1470, Crestview, 32536 904 682-2788 OKEECHOBEE John W. Collier P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 33472...... 813 763-3117 ORANGE Lawson Lamar 1 N. North Court Ave. , Orlando, 32802 ...... 305 420-3001 OSCEOLA Ernest P. Murphy, Sr. P. O. Box 2428, Kissimmee, 32741 . ... 305 847-5121 PALM BEACH Richard P. Wille P. O. Box 670, West Palm Beach, 33402...... 305 837-2700 PASCO John M. Short 410 E. Meridian Ave. , Dade City, 33525...... 904 567-4122 PINE LLAS Gerard "Gerry" Coleman P. O. Drawer 2500, Largo, 34294 . ... 813 585-9911 POLK Louie T. Mime 455 N. Broadway, Bartow, 33830 . 813 533-0444 PUTNAM E. W. Pellicer P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32078 . 904 328-3405 ST. JOHNS Francis M. O'Loughlin, Jr P. O. Box 328, St. Augustine, 32084...... 904 824-8304 ST. LUCIE Lanie Norvell P. O. Box 458, Ft. Pierce, 33454 . 305 461-7300 SANTA ROSA J. A. "Jim" Powell P. O. Box 729, Milton, 32572. 904 623-3691 SARASOTA c.oh 4'r e,q fry o nq C- P. 0. Box 4115, Sarasota, 33578 . 813 366-9350 SEMINOLE John E.. PPolk 1345 - 28th St., Sanford, 32771. 305 322-5115 SUMTER James L. "Jamie" Adams, Jr. P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513 904 793-2621 SUWANNEE Robert Leonard 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060 . .. . 904 362-2222 TAYLOR Grady Murphy P. O. Box 507, Perry, 32347. ... 904 584-7017 UNION John H. Whitehead Courthouse, room 102, Lake Butler, 32054 ... 904 496-2501 VOL USIA Edwin H. 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