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Florida Sheriffs Association Officers . Board of Directors .. 3 Flowers are forever FLORIDA'S Legislators come and go. Political GOVERNMENT fortunes ebb and flow. Tides of change sweep to and fro. Some bills Executive Branch pass, others die. It seems that all things are transitory in the Florida Directory of State Agencies Legislature. Nevertheless, one long- State Government standing tradition threatens to go on Chart . 12 forever —the custom of blanketing the chambers with flowers on open- Legislative Branch 14 ing day. It's all camouflage, ofcourse. Verbal brickbats and heated hyper- Judicial Branch . bole will fly in the bye and bye, but for Florida's this one day any display of rancor is U.S. Senators out of order. Opening day is a festive and Representatives 26 time enjoyed by friend and foe —and especially by Tallahassee florists. Directory of County Officials . . . 32 (We are indebted to the Florida Department of Commerce/Tourism Sheriffs of Florida (Biographies) .. 37 Division for our cover photo of opening day (1988)in the Florida House of Directory of Law Enforcement Agencies .. .. 53 Representatives. ) Florida Police Chiefs . 57 Sheriffs' Telephone Numbers and Addresses . Inside Back Cover President's Message Don't let the task force become a task farce

By R.T. "Tim" Dobeck, President Florida Sheriffs Association

The Florida Sheriffs Association is assuming a Florida Sheriffs Association President R.T. "Tim" Dobeck (at to announce leading role in the attack on "crack" cocaine by podium) held a February l4 press conference a "crack" cocaine task force. Sheriff Nick Navarro sophisticated team of narcotics investi- plans for creating a (on Dobeck's right) also participated. He is the chairman ofthe gators from various Sheriffs' Offices. This task task force committee. i force will operate statewide, hitting areas where manufacturers and sellers of "crack" are creating raging. Department of Corrections officials attend- the most severe problems. Mutual aid agreements ing these conferences have offered full cooperation, will provide broad jurisdictional authority. but have also warned that, unless new prisons are This is a bold concept that can have a dramatic built, a concerted "crack" attack will intensify pri- impact on Florida's current "crack" crisis, but it is son overcrowding and force them to grant early one phase of a broad battle plan involving the only releases to inmates presently serving time for entire criminal justice system, and, in the final anal- serious crimes. Overcrowded jails increase the sev- its success will depend upon the teamwork and ysis, erity of this dilemma. demonstrated many branches of commitment by Governor Bob Martinez is aware of the situation government. and has joined the "crack" attack by submitting to Sheriffs' task force project was announced The the legislature a 1989-90 budget that will provide on February 14, and Commissioner Tim Moore over 8,800 new prison beds and increase incarcera- pledged the support ofthe Florida Depart- promptly tion alternatives such as electronic house arrest. He ment of Law Enforcement. Initial reactions indi- is also asking the lawmakers to appropriate funds cate that cooperation will be received from all levels for more judges, prosecutors and parole and proba- of law enforcement, but the "crack" crisis cannot be tion officers to handle drug related cases. dealt with law enforcement tactics alone. by Consequently, Florida's legislators have become Law enforcement can provide the front line key participants in "crack" attack strategy. Ifthey troops. However, these troops will be ineffective demonstrate a spirit of teamwork by passing the without the fully committed support of the Florida tough laws Sheriffs are endorsing, and by giving Legislature, the Governor's Office, the Department an acceptable response to the Governor's budget of Corrections, the judiciary and other government proposals, current plans for an all out assault on entities. "crack" dealers and manufacturers can be singu- A team effort is absolutely essential, and it has larly successful. been to see a pattern ofteamwork emerg- , gratifying Their full cooperation is indispensable. Without it have been several strategy ses- ing. Recently, there the Sheriffs' "crack" cocaine task force is likely to representative group of criminal sions involving a become a task farcel justice officials. The results have been most encou-

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GOVERNOR BOB MARTINEZ (R) « When Bob Martinez was inaugurated as Florida's 40th Governor on January 6, 1987, it marked the second time in 113years that the powers of the state's highest office had been handed to a Republican. Prior to that time only Republican Claude R. Kirk, Jr. (1967-71)and Prohibition Party Candidate Sidney J.Catts (1917-21) had been able to break a pattern of Democratic Party domination that began after the reconstruction era. A lifelong resident of Tampa, Governor Martinez was born on December 25, 1934. He attained political promi- nence in 1979when he was elected Mayor of his native city. He topped a field of five candidates without a runoff in that election, and was reelected in 1983by capturing 81 percent of the vote. During his terms as Mayor he was credited with a conservative approach to government that lowered property taxes, decreased the number of city employees and improved the quality of life. His official biography points out that Tampa was chosen as one of ten "megatrend" cities of the future by author John Naisbett during the Martinez administration, and "its robust diversified economy has become a model for growth. " Governor Martinez is a Past President of the Florida League of Cities, and he served on the Board of Directors of the National League of Cities. President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. He also served on the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, and as Vice Chairman of the Southwest Florida Water Management District. Governor Martinez holds a Bachelor of Science Degree Governor's Staff from the University of Tampa, and a Master's Degree in Sarah Porter...... Executive Assistant to Governor Labor and Industrial Relations from the University of Brian Ballard...... Director of Operations Illinois. He spent 12 years in the field of education, includ- Hugh L. O' Neill...... Director of Communications ing seven years as a classroom teacher. He also operated a Jon Peck...... , ...... private business that was sold in 1983...... Press Secretary Patricia Woodworth Director of Planning and He and his wife, Mary Jane, have been married for 34 Budgeting Amy Baker ...... Exec. Director of Legislative years. They have a daughter, Sharon Martinez Keen, a Affairs Sally Munroe ...... Director of Cabinet Affairs son, Alan, and twin granddaughters, Lydia and Emily Carol Dover...... Director of Keen. Appointments Peter Dunbar ...... General Counsel and Office Location ...... Capitol Building Legislative Affairs Director Telephone Number ...... 904/488-4441 Shirley Gooding . Citizens Assistance Administrator

THE SHERIFF'S STAR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

BOBBY BRANTLEY (R) Born Atmore, Alabama, April nole County Republicans (Past President) Honors Has service and legislative 6, 1948 (moved to Florida in 1956) received citizenship, government Education Florida public schools „ awards from Florida Conservative Union, Seminole County Automobile Wife Patti Children Two Church Chamber of Commerce, Independent Dealers, Baptist Military U.S. Marine Young Republicans, Jaycees, Florida Sheriffs Association, Who's American Corps, 1968-72 Business Back- Florida League of Cities; includedin Whoin ground Citrus, golf course owner, Politics and Prominent People in Florida Government; marketing representative for chosen one of the Outstanding Young Men of America, 1980; National Conventions in 1980, 1984 Corrections Corporation of,ij delegate to Republican America Public Service Career and 1988; member, Governor's Task Force on Prison Over- Seminole County Board of crowding; consistently received 100'Fo rating from Florida Adjustment, Vice Chairman (he Conservative Union while in the Legislature. lived in Longwood); elected to Office Location Capitol Building Florida House of Representa- Telephone Number . 904/488-4711 tives in 1978 and served through 1986; Chairman, Republi- can Policy Committee; elected Lieutenant Governor, 1986 Lt. Governor's Staff Affiliations American Correctional Association, 32nd Bethany Kemp .Personal Secretary Degree Mason, Bahai Shrine Temple; Scottish Rite, Jaycees, Marilyn McDaniel . . .Administrative Secretary Seminole County Republican Executive Committee, Semi-

Florida's Governors

Territorial 1873-1877...... Ossian B. Hart (R) 1941-1945.Spessard L. Holland (D) 1821-1822...... Andrew Jackson M. L. Stearns 1945-1949 ..Millard F. Caldwell (D) 1822-1834...... William P. Duval 1877-1881 .. . . . George F. Drew (D) 1949-1953...... Fuller Warren (D) . 1834-1835...... John H. Eaton 1881-1885.William D. Bloxham (D) 1953-1957... . .Dan T. McCarty (D) 1835-1840...... Richard Keith Call 1885-1889.. . . Edward A. Perry (D) Charley E. Johns (D) 1840-1841.. . Robert Raymond Reid 1889-1893.. Francis P. Fleming (D) LeRoy Collins (D) 1841-1844...... Richard Keith Call 1893-1897.. . Henry L. Mitchell (D) 1957-1961...... LeRoy Collins (D) 1844-1845...... John Branch 1897-1901.William D. Bloxham (D) 1961-1965...... Farris Bryant (D) Since Statehood 1901-1905.William S. Jennings (D) 1965-1967...... Haydon Burns (D) 1845-1849 .. William D. Moseley (D) 1905-1909Napoleon B. Broward (D) 1967-1971. . Claude R. Kirk, Jr. (R) O'D. 1849-1853 .. Thomas Brown (Whig) 1909-1913. . Albert W. Gilchrist (D) 1971-1979. .Reubin Askew (D) A. K. Allison" (D) 1913-1917...... Park Trammell (D) 1979-1987...... Bob Graham (D) 1853-1857.. . .James E. Broome (D) 1917-1921...... Sidney J. Catts (D) 1987*...... Wayne Mixson (D) 1857-1861.. ..Madison S. Perry (D) (Elected as candidate of 1987- ...... Bob Martinez (R) Prohibition Party) 1861-1865...... John Milton (D) *Lt. Governor Mixson served a few 1921-1925.. . .. Cary A. Hardee (D) A. K. Allison* (D) days as Governor between the end of .. Martin William Marvin** 1925-1929... John W. (D) Graham's term (which was early 1929-1933.. .. Doyle E. Carlton 1865-1868...... David S. Walker (D) due to Graham's being sworn-in as a 1933-1937...... David Sholtz (D) (Conservative) U. S. Senator) and theinauguration 1937-1941...... Fred P. Cone 1868-1872...... Harrison Reed (R) (D) of Gov. Bob Martinez.

«Temporary (acting) ««By Presidential Proclamation Governors hold "Supreme Executive Power" In strong language, Article IV, Section 1, of Florida's or municipal officers upon any subject relating to the offices. Constitution decrees that "the" supreme executive power duties of their respective shall be vested in a governor. Other constitutional powers permit the Governor to: Then it adds: He shall be commander-in-chief of all mil- initiate judicial proceedings requiring public officials to do itary forces of the state. .. He shall take care that the laws their duty, or refrain from unauthorized actions; request constitutional pow- be faithfully executed, commission all officers of the state Supreme Court interpretations of his and counties, and transact all necessary business with the ers and duties; call out the militia to preserve the public officers of government. He may require information in peace; make appointments to fill vacancies in state and writing from all executive or administrative state, county county offices.

MARCH-APRIL 1989 + STATE CABINET + The Executive Branch of state government administers and enforces. laws. Top officials. are the Governor, Lieuten- , ant Governcor and six cabinet officials —Treasurer, Commissioner of Agriculture, Attorney General, Comptroller, Secretary of.State and Commissioner of Education. Each cabinet member is elected statewide and given scpecific dlltle8.

ATTORNEY GENERAL BOB BUTTERWORTH (D) Born Passaic, NJ, August 20, General in 1986 Affiliations and Honors Leadership posi- '"'' '"'""-""'!!':-":, 1942 Education BSBA Degree, ~If'it!'l" , l tions have included Chairman, "' IIJJ, Florida Bar Corrections University of :., Florida; JD Degree, ~g„, „:,, Committee; Vice President, Conference of County Court i"'" " University of Miami Law School; ;'i!!'. , Judges; Legislative Committee Chairman, Florida Sheriffs advanced studies, international Association; has been member of Florida Criminal Justice law, U. of Miami; adjunct profes- Standards and Training Commission; Florida Council on sor Nova University Graduate Criminal Justice; International Association of Chiefs of School of Criminal Justice Wife t Police; National Sheriffs Association; Governor's Advisory Marta Prado Church Episcopal Council to the Department of Corrections; Governor's High- Career Attorney for Broward way Safety Committee; and Broward County Urban League. County Sheriff s Department, Office Location ...... 1972-73; Assistant State Attor- ...... Capitol Building Telephone Number ...... ney; Assistant County Adminis- . .. (904) 487-1963 trator (Broward County), 1974; Executive Staff County Judge and Circuit Judge, 1974-78; appointed Sheriff Jim York...... Deputy Attorney General of Broward County, 1978; elected Sheriff 1980; appointed Ron Villella .. .. Deputy Director for Executive Business Executive Director, Florida Department of Highway Safety Tom Hillstrom ...... Special Assistant and Motor Vehicles, 1982; Appointed Mayor of Sunrise, FL, Barbara O' Brien ...... Executive Assistant "to restore integrity to government, " 1984; was practicing Rodney Doss ... . Chief, Crime Prevention and Training law when he was elected to serve as Florida's 33rd Attorney STATE TREASURER INSURANCE COMMISSIONER AND FIRE MARSHAL TOM GALLAGHER (R) Born Wilmington, Delaware, cessfully for Treasurer, Insurance Commissioner and Fire February 3, 1944 Education Uni- Marshal; sworn-in January 3, 1989 Affiliations Muscular versity of Miami, Bachelor' s Dystrophy Society of South Florida (served as Secretary); Degree in marketing, 1965 Prior Coconut Grove Jaycees (charter member); Diabetes Occupation manufacturer's Research Institute Foundation (served on Board of Directors, representative for firms market- responsible for landmark legislation to fund diabetes ing school and library furniture research at three universities in Florida). and equipment, 1970-73; mort- Office Location ...... gage insurance business, 1973- Capitol Building I Telephone Number . 85; mortgage software business, ...... 488-3440 1986-87 Military U.S. Army, 1965-67, member of Presidential Executive Staff Honor Guard Government Ser- Trevor Smith . . ..Assistant Insurance Commissioner- vice elected to Florida House of Assistant Treasurer Representatives, 1974; Chairman, Dade County House Dele- Candy Crawford ...... Deputy Treasurer- gation, 1980; Minority Whip," 1980-82; selected runner-up, Fire Marshal "Most Effective in Debate, 1981;named "Most Effective in John Kummer...... Deputy Insurance Commissioner Committee, "1984;campaigned unsuccessfully for Governor, Jim McCloy ...... Senior Executive Assistant 1986; appointed Secretary of Florida Department of Profes- Eva Armstrong ...... Cabinet Affairs Director sional Regulation, 1987; resigned in 1988 to campaign suc-

THE SHERIFF'S STAR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE DOYLE CONNER (D) Diploma of Merit from the Confederation of Interamericana Dec. 17, Born Starke, Florida, Cattlemen's Association; recipient of numerous other Degree in 1928 Education BS awards and agricultural honors, including induction into the University of Flor- Agriculture, Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame. ida, 1952 Wife Laurita Children Three Church Baptist Honors Office Location . .Capitol Building elected to the House of Represen- Telephone Number .488-3022 tatives from Bradford County as Executive Staff a 21-year-old student at the Uni- Rhodes ...... Assistant Commissioner versity of Florida; served five Dr. Martha . . Coordinator, Agricultural Programs terms and iii 1957, at age 28, Earl Peterson...... Chief Cabinet Aide became the State's youngest Charles Blair Senior Cabinet Aide Speaker of the House; elected John McNeely Agricultural Advisory Council Commissioner of Agriculture in Allen Poole. .. Coordinator, ...... Senior Executive Assistant 1960and re-elected subsequently; Richard Kelly ...... Senior Executive Assistant Dean of the Florida Cabinet; national president, Future Larry Shackelford. . Executive Assistant Farmers of America, 1948-49; one of five Outstanding Young Jodi Chase Wilhelm Staff Counsel Men in Florida by state Jaycees, 1950, and one of Ten Out- Sherman . .. Environmental Administrator standing Young Men in America by U. S.Jaycees, 1961;first Wayne Hosid...... Chief Internal Auditor person outside the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service to Alan Israels , ...... Chief, Information, Education receive its prized Certificate of Merit; recipient of the Fourth Charles Allen .. ... & Research Services World Meat Congress prestigious Silver Bucranium Award .. .. . Chief, Personnel Management for promoting international trade; recipient of Venezuela's ...... & Employee Relations highest award, the Order of Francisco de Miranda, for prom- ...... Senior Program Specialist oting trade between Florida and Venezuela; recipient of the Earl Ziebarth......

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BETTY CASTOR (D)

Born Glassboro, N.J., May 11; Gamma Honors Good government and legislative achieve- 1941 (moved to Florida in 1966) ment awards from many organizations, including Jaycees, Education Bachelor's Degree in Florida Board of Regents, Florida Commission on Human Education, Glassboro State Col- Relations, Florida Education Association/United, Florida lege; M.Ed from University of Association of Community Colleges, Mental Health Associa- Miami Children Three Prior tion, Florida Association of School Administrators, Florida Occupation Educator (taught School Boards Association, Florida Association of Media school in Uganda, Africa, under Educators, University of Tampa and March of Dimes. AID program, British-American Office Location Capitol Building County, Florida; also in Dade Telephone Number . 487 1785 served as Director of Governmen- tal Relations for University of ',' Executive Staff South Florida, 1979-82) Public Service Member, Hillsborough Laurey Stryker ...... Assistant Commissioner Golden ...... Deputy Commissioner for County Board of County Commissioners (1972-76), Hospital Cecil Planning, Budget and Evaluation and Welfare Board, Environmental Protection Commission, Aviation Authority, member, Tampa Bay Regional Plan- Division Directors ning Council and Rapid Transit Authority; elected to Florida Donald VanFleet . .Public Schools Senate in 1976, 1982 and 1984, President Pro-Tem in 1985-86; Maxwell .Community Colleges Commissioner of Education in 1986 Affiliations Clark elected Blind Services Women Voters (Past President), Business and Don Wedewer League of Communications Women's Clubs, Inc. Sierra Club, Florida David Voss. Professional , Cabinet Affairs Women's Network, Network of Executive Women, American Mary Lou Rajchel . O' Connell Federal/State Relations Association of University Women, PTA, Kappa Delta Pat

MARCH-APRIL 1989 SECRETARY OF STATE JIM SMiTH (R)

Born Jacksonville, May 25, 1940 Board of Overseers, Stetson College of Law; Florida State Education Public schools of University Council of Advisors, President's Fund for Excel- Jacksonville, Libya and Spain lence, Florida State University Athletic Committee; Advi- (his father supervised U.S. over- sory Board, National Federation of Parents for Drug-Free seas construction projects); Youth; Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity; and Grand Bachelor's Degree in Govern- Orator of the Grand Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons of ment and Public Administra- Florida. tion, Florida State University, 1962;JD Degree, Stetson Univer- Office Location .. The Capitol sity College of Law, 1967; listed Telephone number 488-3680 in Who's Who in American Col- Executive Staff leges and Universities, 1967 edi- Beverly B. Burnsed ... . .Assistant tion Wife Carole Ann Children Secretary of State Donald three Church Methodist Military E. North . . Chief Public Information Officer Jim Flack two years' active duty, U.S. Army, commanded a tank ...... Chief Cabinet Aide company, discharged with rank of captain Career admitted Ken Rouse . . ..General Counsel to Florida Bar, 1967; private law practice, Fort Lauderdale; Sue Tully ...... Executive Assistant Executive Assistant to Secretary of State, 1969; Executive Division Directors Assistant to Lieutenant Goveinor, 1971; Deputy Secretary Hal . of Commerce, also 1971;Senior Staff Assistant to the Gover- Lench ...... Administrative Services David nor; resigned, 1972, to become founding partner in Tallahas- Mann . Corporations see law firm, 1972; appointed to Board of Regents, 1977, Chris Doolin . Cultural Affairs resigned 1978; elected Attorney General of Florida, 1978; Dot Joyce ...... Elections reelected, 1982; appointed Secretary of State by Governor George Percy . .. Historical Resources Martinez in 1987 to fill vacancy created by retirement of Barratt Wilkins . . . Library and Information Services George Firestone; elected to this office, 1988 Affiliations David Register Licensing STATE COMPTROLLER

GERALD A. LEWIS (D) Born Birmingham, Alabama, Executive Staff March 31, 1934 Education Har- Ash Williams . Assistant Comptroller vard College, A.B.; Harvard Law Thomas G. Clemons...... Deputy School, L.L.B. Prior Occupation Comptroller for Divisions of Auditing and Attorney Wife Mary Children Accounting, Information Systems and Three daughters Religion Jewish Finance Lawrence H. Fuchs ...... Deputy Comptroller Military U.S.Army, paratrooper; for Divisions of Banking Captain and Commanding and Securities Charles Stutts...... Officer, Special Forces Detach- General Counsel Mark A. Ivester .Chief ment; U.S. Army Reserve and Cabinet Aide Tom Pitcock ...... Chief National Guard; Honors elected Legislative Aide Barry Gladden. . .. Chief to the Florida House of Represen- Investigator Terence McElroy Press tatives, 1966and 1968;to Florida Secretary Kay McNab ...... Schedule Senate, 1970; elected Florida Coordinator Samara Navarro .... Inspector General State Comptroller, 1974; reelected, 1978, 1982 and 1986; Bill McKeown. . . . Director of the Div. of South Florida Public Service Society's Distinguished Service Administration Dennis Croft...... Director of the Award; Humanitarian Award, United Cerebral Palsy of Division of Information Miami; State Chairman, American Cancer Society and Systems George Haynie...... Director of the Division Heart Fund Drives, State Employees' Division; Affiliations of Accounting The Florida Bar, American Bar Association and Dade and Auditing Rod Jones Director of the County Bar Association; Board of Trustees, Conference of Division of State Bank Supervisors; South Florida Chapter, 82nd Air- Banking Don Saxon. Director of the borne Division Association (past Vice Chairman); Harvard Division of Securities Club of Greater Miami, past Vice President and Secretary. Randy Holland ...... Director of the Division Office Location...... Capitol Building of Finance Telephone number 488-0370

THE SHERIFF S STAR A DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCIES +

» Administration, Dairy Industry Bar Examiners, Tounsm Bill Thurber, Jay Boosinger, Director Florida Board of Edward J.Litrenta, Director Asst. Secretary for OMB Board of Administration 505 Collins Building 488-3800 Bldg. Moore, Exec. (904) Blvd. John H. Tallahassee, 32301 Cliff Hinkle, 3125 Doyle Conner Dir. * 32399-1650 Director 488-5606 Bob MacMaster, Executive Director Tallahassee, Avenue (904) Informat&on Serv&ces 487-1450 1300 East Park 1230 Blountstown (904) Tallahassee, 32399-1750 Community Affairs, (904) 488-0420 Highway Administration (904) 487-1292 Department of " Park 20 West, Building H John Director Dr. Harry Shuman, Shipp, Business Asst. Secretary for P. O. Drawer 5318 Mayo Building Tom Pelham, Secretary Tallahassee, 32314 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Regulation, Rhyne Building Health Services (904) 488-4702 (904) 488-4406 (904) 488-5321 Department of 2740 Centerview Drive Tallahassee, 32399-2100 Ben Williams* Administration, Animal Industry Van B. Poole Secretary (904) 488-8466 Adult Services Program Department of Dr. C. Campbell, Dir. L. » 487-2475 Building Johns Building Randall Kelley, (904) Adis Marie Vila, Mayo Street Tallahassee, 32399-0800 725 S. Bronough Assistant Secretary Harry Dodd, Dir. * Secretary 32399-1020 Tallahassee, (904) 488-8466 Probation &. Parole Carlton (904) 488-7747 Rm. 435, Bldg. (904) 488-7114 * Services Program Tallahassee, 32399-1550 Chemistry Larry Keesey, DIVISIONS (904) 487-2165 (904) 488-4116 Dr. Dan S. Smyly, General Counsel Director Pari-Mutuel Wagering (904) 488-0410 Benjamin Groomes, Dir. * DIVISIONS Administration Bldg. Billy D. Vessels, Dir. * Corr. Educational Authority Suite 332 Lewis Burnside, 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Dir. of Admin. Serve. (904) 487-2270 Personnel Management Tallahasssee, 32399-1650 1350 N. W. 12th Avenue 33136-2169 (904) 488-0860 James Mitchell, Dir. » Services (904) 488.0295 Miami, Ron Pease, Director (305) 325-3475 Florida Housing Finance Youthful Offender Rm. 235, Carlton Bldg. Forestry Hotels & Restaurants Agency Services Program (904) 488-5511 Harold Mikell, Director Carol Dover, Director Mark Hendrickson, * (904) 488-6903 Administration Bldg. Johns Building Executive Director Jerry Vaughan, " Employees' Conner Blvd. State 3125 Doyle 725 S, Bronough Street (904) 488-4197 Inspector General In surance Tallahassee, 32399-1650 32399-1011 Tallahassee, DIVISIONS (904) 488-9265 Carl Ogden, Director (904) 488-4274 (904) 488-1133 101 Collins Building (»Address same as above) Fruit & Vegetable Fla. Land Sales, Housing and Community (904) 487-1972 Development Inspection Condommiums & * REGIONAL (Mailing address for above C.E. Knight, Director Mobile Homes Bud Farmer, Dir. DIRECTORS officials is: 530 Carlton P. O. Box 1072 James Kearney, Dir. (904) 488-7956 E. Region 1 Building, Tallahassee, Winter Haven, 33880 Building Johns Bureau of Housing and Philip Shuford 32399-1550) (813) 294-3511 725 S. Bronough St. Community Assistance Jefferson St. 32399-1030 249 S. Retirement Tallahassee, Linda Frohock, Chief' Marianna, 32446 Inspection 488-1631 A. J. McMullian III, Dr. Wm. E. Pace, Director (904) (904) 488-7541 (904) 526-3651 Director Alcoholic Beverages & Mayo Building Bureau of Public Safety Region II Executive Center 32399-0800 Tobacco Cedars Tallahassee, Management J. C. Combs North Monroe Street (904) 488-3731 C. L. Ivey Dir. John Lenaerts, Chief» Johns Building 5700 S.W. 34th St. Building C (904) 488-5455 Gainesville, 32602 32303 Marketing Tallahassee, 32399-1020 Tallahassee, (904) 336-2035 488.5540 Dr. Vance Young, Jr., (904) 488-7891 Emergency Management (904) Director * Pari-Mutuel Commission Gordon L, Guthrie, Dir. Region III Administrative Hearings Mayo Building (904) 487-4918 Rankin Brown Director 32399-0800 Armer E. White Sharyn Smith, Tallahassee, 400 W. Robinson Street Building 488-4031 James McGrath Bureau of Operations DeSoto (904) Suite 909 Parkway L. Eric Braun Robert Nave, Chief» 1230 Apalachee Brown Orlando, 32801 Tallahassee, 32399-1550 Plant Industry Berton (904) 488-1900 Gaskalla, Director Priede-Rodriguez, (407) 423-6125 488-9675 Richard J. (904) P. O. Box 1269 Chairman Bureau of Planning Commission Rod Westfall, Chief' Region IV Human Relations Gainesville, 32602 State Athletic Dale Landress Dir. (904) 487-4915 Commission (904) 372-3505 Don Hazelton, Exec. 3810 Inverrary Rd. Don Griffin, Director 725 S. Bronough Street ("Address same as above) Bldg. C. Suite 101 Knox Road Standards 210-C Johns Bldg. , 325 John Schwenk, Director Room Lauderhill, 33319 240 Charles 32399-1000 Comptroller Bldg. F„Room Administration Bldg. Tallahassee, (305) 739-2113 Tallahassee, 32399-1570 Citrus, (See Banking) 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. V (904) 488-7082 32399-1650 Region Tallahassee, Department of Corrections, Bill Booth & 488-0645 Agriculture (904) Dr. Dan Gunter, Director Department of 5422 West Bay Center Dr. Consumer Services, Attorney General P. O. Box 148 Richard L. Dugger, Suite 101 Department of (See Legal Affairs) Lakeland, 33802-0148 Secretary Tampa, 3S609 (813) 682-0171 Winewood Blvd. (813) 871-7230 Doyle Conner, Auditor General, 1311 Commissioner of Commerce, Tallahassee, 32399-2500 Education, Dept. of Agriculture Office of (904) 488-7480 Department of Betty Castor, The Capitol Charles L. Lester, Auditor Vernon Bradford, » Tallahassee, 32399-0810 General Lt. Gov. Bobby Brantley, Commissioner of Asst. to the Secretary Education (904) 488.3022 Rm. 231, Holland Bldg. Secretary 488-7480 (904) The Capitol P. O. Box 1735 510-C, Collins Building " DIVISIONS Tallahassee, 32302 Tallahassee, 32301 Dave Brierton, Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Consumer Services (904) 488-5534 (904) 488-3104 Deputy Secretary (904) 487-1785 (904) 488-7860 ' Helen Webb, Director Banking & Finance, DIVISIONS Laurey T. Stryker, Mayo Building Harry K. Singletary, Jr.* Assistant Commissioner Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Department of Economic Development Assistant Secretary for (904) 488-0816 (904) 488-2226 Steve Mayberry, Director Gerald Lewis, Comptroller Operations Pat O' Connell, Dir. " 501 Collins Building 488-8181 The Capitol Tallahassee, 32301 (904) Federal/State Relations Tallahassee, 32399-0350 (904) 488-6300 (904) 488-9513 (904) 488-0370

MARCH-APRIL 1989 DIVISIONS Executive Motor Pool 1311 Winewood Boulevard Candy Crawford, Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Cabinet Affairs Clemency, Harrison W. Rivers, Deputy Treasurer/Fire Director (904) 488-3271 Mary Lou Rajchel, * Marshal Office of 1720 S. Gadsden St. Director (Pardon Board) Health The Capitol (904) 488-0080 Tallahassee, 32302 Dr. Charles Mahan, Tallahassee, 32399-0300 488-4397 S. Mrs. Janet H. Keels, (904) State Health Officer (904) 488-3440 Communications Coordinator Purchasing and Deputy Secretary David Voss, Director* John Kummer, 633 Larson Building William Monroe, Director for Health (904) 488-9968 Tallahassee, 32399-0954 Deputy Insurance 613 Larson Building 1323 Winewood Boulevard Commissioner (* (904) 488-2952 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Address same as above) Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Room 152, Larson Bldg. 488-7303 (904) 487-2705 Community Colleges Fire Marshal - (See (904) Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Clark Maxwell, Director Insurance) Security Children's Medical Services (904) 488.4821 310 Collins Building Florida Board of Bar James McPherson, Director William Ausbon, M. D. DIVISIONS Tallahasee, 32399-0400 213 Capitol Building Director Administration Examiners - 1323 Winewood Boulevard (904) 488-1721 (See Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Mike Gresham, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Bar Examiners) (904) 487-2700 Rm. 158, Larson Public Schools (904) 487-2690 Building Donald VanFleet, Director Game i(k Fresh Water Surplus Property Tallahassee, 32399-0300 523 Knott Building Fish Commission Ollie Evans, Director Aging (k Adult Services (904) 488-5269 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 813-A Lake Bradford Rd. Margaret Lynn Duggar, Insurance Col. Robert M. Company (904) 488-2601 Brantly, Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Director Regulation Exec. Dir. (904) 488-3524 1323 Winewood Boulevard Donald Universities 620 Meridian I. Hartsfield, S. St. Tallahassee, 32399.0700 Director Charlie Reed, Chancellor 101 Bryant Building (904) 488-8922 Rin. 210 Collins Building Tallahassee, 32399-1600 154, Larson Building Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Governor Medicaid Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 488-2975 488-5183 (904) 488-4234 Hon. Bob Martinez Gary Clarke, (904) Commissioners: Asst. Vocational Education The Capitol Deputy Secretary Insurance Consumer Dr. C. Tom Rainey, 1323 Winewood Boulevard Bob Howell, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0001 Services Thomas L. Hires, Sr., Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Collins Building (904) 488-4441 Conley Kennison, Director 330 Mrs. Louise I. Humphrey, 488-3560 32399-0400 (904) Rm. 337, Larson Tallahassee, Vice Chairman Health 8r, Rehabili- Building (904) 4SS-S961 Don Wright Regulation and Health Tallahassee, 32399-0300 tative Services, Facilities (904) 488-2660 Blind Services William G. Bostick, Jr., Department of Bob Griffin, Don Wedewer, Director Chairman Insurance Fraud Deputy Asst. 203 Douglas-Koger Bldg. Gregory L. Coler, Secretary Secretary Jon Crosby, General Services, 1323 Winewood Tallahassee, 32399-0400 1323 Winewood Boulevard Boulevard Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 488-1330 Department of Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Larson Building (904) (904) 487-2513 Ronald W. Thomas, (904) 488-7721 Room 116 Environmental Executive Director Victoria Fierro, Exec. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Regulation, Vacant, 133 Larson Building Deputy Secretary Staff Director (904) 488-3767 Department of Tallahassee, 32399-0950 1323 Winewood Boulevard 1323 Winewood Boulevard LP Gas 488-2786 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Dale Twatchmann, (904) Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Dennis Silverman, Dir. Secretary Cecil L. Mills, (904) 488-7721 Michael Powers, Rm. 358, Larson Buildint Twin Towers Dep. Executive Director C. Merrill Moody, External Affairs Dir. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 488-5776 2600 Blair Stone Road 133 Larson Building Deputy Secretary for 1323 Winewood Boulevard (904) Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-2400 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Administration Rehabilitation and (904) 488-4805 (904) 488-3341 Winewood 1317 Boulevard Highway 8r, Liquidation Larry Strong, Safety O' DIVISIONS Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Motor Vehicles Bill Neill, Director Dep. Executive Director (904) 488.7851 Woodcrest Office Plaza Water Facilities Director of Admin. Leonard Peter Digre, R. Mellon, John Knox Road Howard Rhodes, Director 1720 S. Gadsden St. Deputy Executive Director 487-1855 Secretary for Operations Bldg. L, Rm. 200 (904) Tallahassee, 32302 (904) 488-6438 Tallahassee, 32303 (904) 488-0968 1323 Winewood Boulevard Water Management Tallahassee, 32399-0700 DIVISIONS (904) 488.7973 Randy Armstrong, Director DIVISIONS (904) 488-8901 Risk Management (904) 488-0130 Florida Highway Patrol Bond Finance Robert Williams, B.R. Burkett, Director Lynn Dickinson, Director Administrative and Clement W. Mikowski, Deputy Secretary for (904) 488-6517 Rm. 120, Larson Building Technical Services Director Programs Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Mike Peyton, Director 453 Larson Building 1323 Motor Vehicles (904) 488.5073 Winewood Boulevard Charles (904) 488-0870 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Talla J. Brantley, hassee, 32399-0700 Director State Fire Marshal (904) 488.4782 487-1111 Waste Management (904) (904) 488-6084 B.J. Peters, Rick Wilkins, Dir. Building Construction PROGRAM OFFICES Director (904) 488-0190 Robert J. Boerema, Dir. Driver Licenses Rm. 471, Larson Building Children, Youth and James H. Cox, Director Air Resources 531 Larson Building Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Families (904) 488-3144 (904) 488-8268 Management Buddy Streit, (904) 488-2774 Administrative Steve Smallwood, Dir. Assistant Secretary Services Treasury Joe McCaskill, Director (904) 488-1344 Facilities Management 1317 Winewood Boulevard Bud Cain, Maher, Director (904) 488-1404 Director General Counsel Philip Tallahassee, 32399-0700 560 Larson Bldg. All addresses: Rm P-1 The Dan Thompson (904) 48S-8762 Capitol Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Neil Kirkman Building Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 488-9730 (904) 488-2074 Mental Health Tallahassee, 32399-0500 (904) 488-6776 Ethics Commission Dr. Ivor D. Groves, Communications Director Insurance, Depart- Labor and Employ- Bonnie Williams, Glenn W. Mayne, Director 1323 Winewood Boulevard ment of ment Security, Exec. Director IBM Building Tallahassee, 32399-0700 The Capitol Tallahassee, 32399.0950 Tom Gallagher, Treasurer Department of (904) 488-8304 and Insurance Room 2105 (904) 488-3595 Hugo Menendez, P.O. Box 6 Developmental Services Commissioner Secretary Information Services The Tallahassee, 32302-0006 Kingsley R. Ross, Capitol 2590 Executive Center A.L. (Bud) Savary, Jr. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 488-7864 Director Circle, E., Suite 200 Director 1311 Winewood Boulevard (904) 488-3440 Berkeley M-43 Building Carl ton Building Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-2152 32399-0950 Trevor Smith, Tallahassee, (904) 488-4257 Assistant (904) 488-4398 (904) 487-2914 Treasurer Economic Services The Capitol Don Winstead, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 488-3440

10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR DIVISIONS Members of Commission: Administration Office of Public Legal Affairs, Transportation Administrative Services E. Guy Revell, Jr., James E. Bernard, Department of Serianni, Mathews, Director Chairman Director Nick James Director 2590 Executive Center Robert A. Butter worth, Charles H. Lawson, Vice Carlton Building (904) 488-5704 Circle, E. Attorney General Chairman Tallahassee, 32399-0100 . Suite 205, Berkeley Bldg. The Capitol Maurice G. Crockett, (904) 488-6272 State Transportation Tallahassee, 32399-2161 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Secretary Planner 487-1963 A.M. "Tony" Fontana Information Systems (904) 488-1188 (904) Services Patrick J. McCue Statewide Prosecutor Kenneth W. Simmons & Director (904) 488-3329 Labor, Employment, Pete Antonacci Judith A. Wolson Gerald Johnson, and Training Gene R. Hodges Carlton Building State Transportation Skip Johnston, Dir. Lottery, Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Engineer Suite 300 Department of Professional Regu- (904) 488-3171 V. G. Marcoux Atkins Building Secretary lation, Dept. of Technical Assistance (904) 488-5596 Tallahassee, 32399-0667 Rebecca Paul, Governor's Square Larry Gonzalez, Secretary William D. Townsend, General 488-7228 1203 Inspector (904) Blvd. 130 North Monroe Street Director Jim Ely Division of Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32399-0750 202 Carlton Building (904) 487-2290 488-7777 (904) 487-2252 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Unemployment (904) BUREAU OF Compensation (904) 488-0712 Prosecution MOTOR CARRIER Thurman Burnett, Dir. Military Affairs, Department of Coordination Office State, COMPLIANCE 201 Caldwell Building Department of Tallahassee, 32399-0206 Maj. Gen. Bob Ensslin Office of the Governor Col. Charles W. (904) 488-6093 Adjutant General Barbara Linthicum, Jim Smith Bradshaw, Chief of State Workers' Compensation State Arsenal Deputy General Counsel Secretary Lt. Col. Robert J. Sanders, Carrillo, Director P.O. Box 1008 The Capitol, Rm. 209 The Capitol Chief Dania 32399-0250 Deputy 301 Forrest Building St. Augustine, 32085-1008 Tallahassee, 32399-0001 Tallahassee, Tallahassee, 32399-0680 (904) 824-8461 (904) 487-2480 (904) 488-3680 Maj. Paul C. Harrell, Administrator (904) 488-2514 Natural Resources, Public Counsel, Transportation, Weight and Vehicle Bureau of Crimes Department of Office of the Department of Registration Compensation Jack Shreve, Public Enforcement Section Peterson, Chief Thomas E. Gardner, Kaye N. Henderson, P.E., Pete Counsel Robert W. Ball Centerview Drive Executive Director Secretary Maj 2728 Room 624, Administrator Tallahassee, 32399-0650 3900 Commonwealth Haydon Burns Building s Fuller Warren Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-0450 Safety and Hazardous (904) 488-OS48 Blvd. Tallahassee, 32399-3000* Tallahassee, 32399-1300 (904) 48S-6721 Materials 488. Vocational Rehabilitation (904) 488-1554 (904) 9330 Enforcement Section Calvin Melton, John Goodknight, Dr. Don E. Duden, Assistant Public Service Deniz Director Assistant Secretary Capt. Pekerol, Executive Director Statewide Training 1709 Mahan Drive Commission Haydon Burns Building Virginia Wetherell, Tallahassee, 32399-0450 Coordinator Tallahassee, 32399-0696 David Swafford, Deputy Assistant (904) 488-4403 (904) 488-6210 Executive Director Executive Director Address for all above: Law Enforcement, Thomas Tomasello, 101 E. Gaines St. (Mailing address for all 2540 Exec. Center Deputy Assistant Tallahassee, 32399-0850 listings except Bureau Circle West Department of Executive Director (904) 488-7181 of Motor Carrier Douglas Building, Ste. 208 James T. Moore, (904) 488-7131 Compliance is: Tallahassee, 32399-0450 Members: 605 Suwannee Street, (904) 488-7920 Commissioner Herndon DIVISIONS John T. M.S.67 (904) 488-8771* Gerald L. Gunter Capt. David Browning, Marine Resources Tallahassee, 32399) Robert E. Cummings, Betty Easley Supervisor Assistant Commissioner Pamela P. McVety, Michael McK. Wilson Allen Potter, Weights - Northern Region Director (904) 488-8771 Thomas M. Beard State Operations Lt. Billy Hightower, (904) 488-6058 Administrator Daryl G. McLaughlin, Revenue, Supervisor Resource Management (904) 488-6634 - Deputy Commissioner Weights Field Office Jeremy Craft, Director Department of (904) 488-8771 DIVISIONS Carr, (904) 488-3177 Katie D. Tucker, Lt. Ken Gerald Bailey Executive Director Administration Supervisor Administration - Inspector General Building Tereasa P. Stewart, Safety Field Office Myra D. Williams, 102 Carlton (904) 488-1497 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Director Director (904)itiveses"488-2241 DIVISIONS Recreation and Parks (904) 488-5050 Veterans Affairs, Criminal Investigation Joseph F. Knoll, Acting Samuel D. Alexander, State Construction Department of R. Johnson, Engineer Danny Director Assistant Exec. Director Peck, Director Bobby Buaer Earl (904) 488-6131 104 Carlton Building Executive Director (904) 487-2901 32399-0100 (904) 488-4756 Law Enforcement Tallahassee P.O. Box 1437 Criminal Justice Don Ellingsen, Director (904) 488-5846 State Maintenance St. Petersburg, 33731 Information Systems (904) 488-6559 DIVISIONS Engineer (813) 898-4443 Patrick J. Doyle, Director Marshall Strivers State Lands (904) 488-3961 Collection and (904) 488-4562 Percy W. Mallison, Enforcement Staff Services Director Larry D. Wood, Director Elaine Bryant, (904) 488-2725 Fletcher Building Director Bureau of Beaches Tallahassee, 32399-0100 13,000 Career Criminals (904) 488-9432 (904) 488-2841 and Shores TALLAHASSEE —The Florida Department Criminal Justice Green, Director Kirby Audits Law Enforcement (FDLEj anticipates no Standards & Training (904) 487-4469 Glenn Bedonie, Director of Director shortage of material for the "Most Wanted Fug- Jeff Long, *Same address for all. Fletcher Building (904) 487-3880 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 bulletins whichit began publishing on a Local Law Enforcement Parole Commission (904) 488-0173 periodical basis in January. FDLE Commis- Assistance Ad Valorem Taxes sioner James T. "Tim" Moore said a recent Rod Caswell, Director Florida Parole and Alton "Bud" Parker, statistical study identified nearly 18,000 indi- (904) 487-1806 Probation Commission Director viduals fitting the definition of "career *(Mailing address for all 1309 Winewood Blvd. Woodcrest Office Park, " divisions: Bldg. No. 6, 3rd Floor Bldg. K (Suite 101) crimi nal. P. O. Box 1489 Tallahassee, 32399-2450 Tallahassee, 32315-3000 "These i ndi uiduals were responsible for Tallahassee, 32302) (904) 488-1653 (904) 488-3338 nearly 100,000 felony arrests in Florida, " he added.

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Administration, General Services Board of Trustees of the Highway Safety 4 Internal Improvement 'Board of Divisions Motor Vehicles Trust Fund Governor Purchasing Divisions (Governor and Treasurer Electronic Data Florida Highway Patrol Cabinet) Comptroller Processing Drivers Licenses Building Construction Revenue Law Enforcement Motor Vehicles jrji"»j & Property Manage- Administrative Services Divisions Divisions ment Administration Criminal Investigations Communications Natural Resources Collections and Criminal Justice Bond Finance Divisions Enforcement Information Systems Motor Pool Administration Ad Valorem Tax Criminal Justice Bureau of Vehicles Marine Resources Audits Standards & Training Bureau of Aircraft Beaches and Shores Information Systems Staff Services Security Law Enforcement and Services Local Law Enforcement Surplus Property Recreation and Parks Board of Executive Assistance Administration Resource Management Clemency' Crime Labs State Lands (" Board" *Non-Departmental Pardon ) Governor and at least 3 Agency Cabinet Members

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Game & Fresh Public Service Electric and Gas Parole Commtsston Water Commission Research Commission Rail Transportation Fish Departments Water & Sewer Divisions Auditing and Law Enforcement Financial Analysis Dept. of Military Administrative Services Administration Affairs Fisheries Consumer Affairs Adjutant General Wildlife Communications

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(904) 354-3369 1968 Bayshore Blvd House 1976-1982 Dunedin 34698 THE SENATE Elected to Senate 1982 (813) 733-1700 President Pro Tempore, House, 1972.82 1989-90 Elected to Senate, 1984 Senators in alphabetical order (904) 487-5024 (904) 487-5062

Members of the Florida Senate are listed in two ways —first in Gordon, Jack D. (D) Langley, Richard H. alphabetical order by name; and then in numerical order by (Myra) (R) 35th District (Sheila) districts. If you are looking for a Senator and you don't know the 407 Lincoln Rd. 11th District name or the district number, perhaps you can identify the dis- Suite 11-D P. O. Box 697 Clermont 32711-0697 trict by consulting the map on page 19. Miami Beach 33139 (305) 531-7297 (904) 394-6000 Senate since 1972 House, 1972-78 (Please note: Last phone number under each (904) 487-5112 Elected to Senate, 1980 name is Tallahassee office number. ) (904) 487-5190 Grant, John (R) Malchon, "Bill" House 1974-1988 (Beverley) Jeanne (D) Bankhead, W.G. Childers, Don C. (D) 18th District Elected to Senate, 1988 21st District (R) (Kay) 100 Second Ave. 487-5075 Suite 215 , S. (Diana) 28th District (904) Suite 904 9th District Military Trail 1715N. Westshore Blvd. 50 S. St. Petersburg 33701 P. O. Box 41624 Suite 106-A Deratany, Timothy D. Tampa 33607 (813) 272-5957 (813) 823-2264 Jacksonville 32203-1624 W. Palm Bch. 33415.2897 (R) Elected To 359-1014 House 1980-86 Senate, 1982 (904) (407) 471-9999 (Andrea) (904) 487-5059 House 1978-88 Senate since 1974 16th District Elected to Senate, 1986 (904) 487-5068 Elected to Senate, 1988 (904) 487-5091 1300 Pinetree Drive Margolis, Gwen (904) 487-5030 Indian Harbour (D) Grizzle, Mary R. (R) 37th District Childers, W. D. (D) Beach 32937 13899 Biscayne 777-0032 (Charles Pearson) Blvd. Beard, Malcolm E. (R) (Ruth) (407) North Miami House, 1978-84 20th District Beach 33181 (Mary Ellen) 1st District (305) 949-4541 22nd Michigan Ave. Elected to 2601 Jewel Road, Suite C District 2889 Senate, 1984 House, 1974-80 O. Box Pensacola 487-5053 Belleair Bluffs 34640 P. 3565 32506 (904) Elected to Plant City 34289-3565 944-3900 (813) 584-8465 Senate, 1980 (904) (904) 487-5121 (813) 754-2621 or Senate since 1970 Dudley, Fred (R) House 1963-78 272-5000 Elected to Senate, 1978 Tampa (813) Senate President, 1981-82 38th District McPherson, Tom Elected to House, 1978 487-5000 1708 Cape Coral Pkwy. (904) 487-5065 (D) (904) (Sally Ann) Elected to Senate, 1980 Cape Coral 33904 30th District (904) 487-5072 Crawford, Robert (813) 542-1324 Jennings, Toni (R) B.(D) 5273 SW 106th Avenue House 1982-86 15th District (Nancy) Ft. Lauderdale 13th District Elected Senate, 1032 Wilfred Drive 33328 Brown, Tom C. (D) to 1986 (305) 434-8787 487-5124 Orlando 32803-2571 (Jo) P.O Box 9445 (904) House 1973-82 10th District Winter Haven, 33883 (407) 898-1861 Elected to Senate, 1982 326'A Beach (813) 299-6759 Forman, Howard House, 197680 S. St. C. (D) (904) 487-5097 Daytona Beach 32014 Elected to Senate 1982 (Susan) Elected to Senate, 1980 (904) 487-5050 (904) 253-9327 President, 1989-90 32rd District Meek, 487-5044 Carrie P. (D) House 1980-86 (904) 1926 Tyler Street 36th District Elected to Senate, 1986 Hollywood 33020 Johnson, Bob (R) 149 W. Plaza, Suite 236 (904) 487-5033 Crenshaw, Ander (R) (305) 925-4455 (Pat) 25th Distnct Miami 33147 (Kitty) Elected to Senate, 1988 (305) 693-0330 487-5103 27 S. Orange Avenue Bruner, Vince (D) 8th District (904) House 1979-1982 (Gae) 4250 Lakeside Drive Sarasota 34236-5822 (813) 365-4628 Elected to Senate, 1982 3rd District Suite 205 Gardner, Winston W., (904) 487-5116 110 Eglin Pkwy, S.E. Jacksonville 32210-3306 Jr. "Bud" (D) House, 197076; 1982-84 Ft. Walton 32548 (904) 389-8888 (Jerol) Elected to Senate, 1984 Myers, William 487-5081 G. (R) (904) 243-4227 House 1972-78 17th District (904) (Carol Anne) Elected to Senate, 1988 Appointed to Senate by 862 Dixon Blvd. 27th District Kirkpatrick, George (904) 487-5009 Gov. Graham April, 1986 Cocoa 32922 5765 SE Federal Hwy. Elected to full term (407) 632-0131 (D) Stuart 34997-8599 (Monika) Casas, Roberto (R) Nov. , 1986 House 1978-1988 283-3133 6th District (407) (Violeta) (904) 487-5027 Elected to Senate, 1988 House 1978-82 1103 N. W. 13th Street 33rd District (904) 487-5056 Elected to Senate 1982 Gainesville 32601 60 E. Third Street Davis, Helen Gordon (904) 487-5184 Suite 202 (D) Girardeau, Arnett E. (904) 377-3800 Hialeah 33010 (Gene) (D) Elected to Senate, 1980 Peterson, 487-5020 Curtis (D) (305) 325-3221 23rd District (Carolyn) (904) (Ethel) Elected to House, 1982 178 E. Davis Blvd. 7th District 12th District Elected to Senate, 1988 Tampa 33606 26 E. Sixth Street Kiser, Curt (R) P. O. Box 180 (904) 487-5106 (813) 272-6720 Jacksonville 32206 (Sally) 19th District 14 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Secretary' Honorable Robert B. Crawford Honorable @@nett R. Gtrardeau Honorable Joe Brown President President Pro Tempore Telephone - 487-5229 Telephone - 487.5108 Telephone - 487.5270

Eaton Park 33840 Souto, Javier (R) (904) 344-3044 665-5545 (Berta) Elected to Senate, 1982 (813) 487-5014 Senate since 1972 40th District (904) Senate President 1983-84 953 S.W. 87th Avenue (904) 487-5040 Miami 33174 Walker, Sherry (D) (305) 261-1134 5th District Plummer, Lawrence H. House 1984-1988 248 Senate Office Bldg. Tallahassee 32399-1100 (D) Elected to Senate, 1988 39th District (904) 487-5130 (904) 487-5017 to 1988 6001 SW 40th Street Elected Senate, South Miami 33155 Stuart, George, Jr. (D) (305) 665-3939 (Betty) Weinstein, Peter M. (D) House 1978-82 14th District (Barbara) Elected to Senate 1982 P. O. Box 1188 29th District N. University Drive (904) 487-5127 Orlando 32802 7880 (407) 423-6710 Suite 301 Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana Elected to Senate, 1978 Tamarac 33321 726-1400 (R) (904) 487-5047 (305) (Dexter Lehtinen) Elected to Senate, 1982 34th District Thomas, Pat (D) (904) 487-5094 8421-B N. W. 56th Street (Mary Ann) Wetnstock, Eleanor (D) Miami 33166 2nd District Honorable. Wayne. Tod@. (305) 592-1288 220 Senate Office Building (Sander) House 1982-86 Tallahassee 32399-1100 26th D&stnct Sergeant-at-Arms Elected to Senate, 1986 House 1972-74 324 Datura Street Telephone - 487-5224 Suite (904) 487-5109 Senate since 1974 311 (904) 487-5004 West Palm Beach 33401 Scott, James A. "Jim" (407) 832-5122 House 1978-86 Woodson-Howard, (813) 795-1777 (R) Thurman, Karen (D) Elected to Senate, 1986 (Janice) (John) Elected to Senate, 1986 Marlene, (R) Howard) (904) 487-5078 31st District 4th District (904) 487-5356 (Dr. Frank 2000 E. Oakland Park No. l Courthouse Square 24th District Blvd. Room 102 P.O. Drawer 9065 Ft. Lauderdale 33306 Inverness 32650 Bradenton 34206-9065 (305) 566-8600 Senate since 1976 (904) 487-5100 SENATORS IN NUMERICAL ORDER 28. Don C. Childers, W. Palm Beach (D) 1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (D) 15. Toni Jennings, Orlando (R) Peter M. Weinstein, Tamarac 2. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) 16. Timothy D. Deratany, Indian Harbour 29. (D) Ft. Lauderdale 3. Vince Bruner, Ft. Walton (D) Bch. (R) 30. Tom McPherson, (D) A. Ft. Lauderdale 4. Karen Thurman, Inverness (D) 17. Winston W. Gardner, Jr., Cocoa (D) 31. James Scott, (R) Howard C. Forman, Hollywood 5. Sherry Walker, Monticello (D) 18. Jeanne Malchon, St. Petersburg (D) 32. (D) Roberto Casse, Hialeah 6. George Kirkpatrick, Gainesville (D) 19. Curtis Kiser, Dunedin (R) 33. (R) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Miami 7. Arnett E. Girardeau, Jacksonville (D) 20. Mary R. Grizzle, Belleair Bluffs (R) 34. (R) 35. Jack D. Gordon, Miami Beach (D) 8. Ander Crenshaw, Jacksonville (R) 21. John Grant, Tampa (R) 36. Carrie P. Meek, Miami 9. W. G. Bankhead, Jacksonville (R) 22. Malcolm Beard, Plant City (R) (D) North Miami Beach 10. Tom C. Brown, Daytona Beach (D) 23. Helen Gordon Davis, Tampa (D) 37. Gwen Margolis, (D) Coral 11.Richard H. Langley, Clermont (R) 24. Marlene Woodson-Howard, Bradenton (R) 38. Fred Dudley, Cape (R) 39. Lawrence H. Plummer, South Miami 12. Curtis Peterson, Eaton Park (D) 25. Bob Johnson, Sarasota (R) (D) 13. Robert B. Crawford, Winter Haven (D) 26. Eleanor Weinstock, West Palm Beach (D) 40. Javier Souto, Miami (R) 14. George Stuart, Jr. Orlando (D) 27. William G. Myers, Stuart (R)

MARCH-APRIL 1989 15 Honorable Tom Gustafson Honorable Sam Mitchell Honorable John S.Phelps Speaker Speakei Pro Tempoi'e Clerk Telephone - 488-1450 488-4233 Telephone - 488-1157 HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVES 4f 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 the member's name or district, perhaps you can identify the district by consulting the map on page 19. (Please note: Last phone number under each nameis the Tallahassee office number. )

Abrams, Michael I. (D) Ascherl, Jack (D) (305) 534-4888 Honorable Wayne Westmarlg (Diane) (Mickie) Elected to House 1974-76- Sergeant-at-Arms 101st District 30th District 86 Telephone - 488-8224 Suite 100 P.O. Box 368 (904) 488-0690 1928 NE 154th St. New Smyrna Beach 32070 N. Miami Beach 33162 (904) 423-5225 Boyd, F. Allen, Jr. (D) 645 N. W. 62nd (305) 948-6814 Elected to House, 1986 (Sissy) Street Suite 1 Miami Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-6653 11th District 33150 1801 Thonotosassa Rd. 488.1028 20 House Office Bldg (305) 757-3683 Plant City 33566 (904) Elected Bainter, Stanley (R) Tallahassee 32399-1300 to House, 1982 (813) 752-5863 Speaker Pro-Tem, 1987 House since 1978 Albright, George (R) (Marilyn) Elected to House, 1989, 25th District 27th District in special election (904) 488-4233 (904) 488-0807 111 S.E. 25th Avenue 301 W. Ward Avenue (904) 488-7870 Ocala 32671 Eustis 32726 Campbell, Roy, E. (D) Clark, Bill (D) (904) 732-6658 (904) 589-1998 Bronson, Irlo, Jr. (D) (Peggy) (Thomasena) 22nd District Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1986 (Brenda) 91st District 222 N. Third 5-A (904) 488-0335 (904) 488-0348 77th District St. Suite P.O. Drawer 2469 Palatka 32077 660 N. State Road 7 (904) 325-8384 Arnall, Joseph (R) Banjanin, Tom (R) Kissimmee 32742-2469 Plantation 33317 19th District (Lynn) (407) 933-2307 Elected to House, 1988 (305) 587-8338 488-0665 Suite 420 3rd District Elected to House, 1982 (904) Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-8234 6900 Southpoint Dr. , N. Suite 112-B (904) 488-8992 Jacksonville 32216 15 West Strong Street Canady, Charles T. (D) 44th District (904) 448-5060 Pensacola 32501 Brown, Corrine (D) Clemente, S. I...Jr. (D) Elected to House, 1988 (904) 4448660 17th District P. O. Box 6158 (Mary Lou) 488-0001 Elected to House, 1986 1707 N. Main Street Lakeland 33807-6158 62nd District (904) 686-7423 (904) 488-1170 Jacksonville 32206 (813) P. O. Box 2370 Elected to Arnold, Keith (904) 355-1700 House, 1984 Brandon 34299-2370 J. (D) (904) 488-9890 73rd District Bloom, Elaine (D) Elected to House, 1982 (813) 272-6646 P.O. Box 2860 (Philip) (904) 488-2977 House since 1980 Fort Myers 33902-2860 104th District Carpenter, Carl, Jr. (904) 488-5744 (813) 334-7727 Suite 442 Burke, James C. (D) (D) 420 Lincoln Road 107th District (Marilyn) Elected to House, 19S2 61st District (904) 488-1541 Miami Beach 33139 Suite 100

16 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Cosgrove, John F. (D) House since 1980 Gordon, Elaine, (D) Harden, Robert (R) Huenink, Jeffrey C, (Bernadine) (904) 488-5843 (Arthur Pearlman) 5th District (R) 119th District 102nd District Suite D-3, Executive Park (Colleen) ' Suite 212 Easterly, Tom (D) 12100 N. E. 16th Avenue 11 Racetrack Rd. , N. E. 58th District 19 W. Flagler Street 11Sth District North Miami 33161 Ft. Walton Beach 32548 9600 18th St., North ' Miami 33130 12378 Quail Roost Drive (305) 895-1066 (904) 863 5566 St. Petersburg 337}6 (305) 373.5315 Miami 33177 House since 1972 Elected to House, 1986 (813) 576-6838 Elected to House, 1986 (305) 253-7310 Speaker Pro (904) 488-4669 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-9550 Elected to House, 1988 Tempore, 1985-86 (904) 488-1540 (904) 488-5430 (904) 488-7088 Hargrett, James T., Crady, George (D) Jr. (D) Ireland, Tim (R) (Jennie) Figg, Mary (D) Graber, Ben (D) (Berlyn) (Lisa) 13th District (Robert M.) (Sandra) 63rd District 74th District Route 3, Box 778 60th District 89th District P.O. Box 11986 2501 Cape Coral Yu lee 32097 11814-BN. 56th Street 2929 Umverslty Drive Tampa 33680-1986 Parkway E. (904) 225.5035 Temple Terrace 33617 Coral Springs 33065 (813) 272-5245 Cape Coral 33910-1406 House since 1977 (813) 272-5150 (305) 720-0220 Elected to House, 1982 (813) 549-5600 (904) 488-6920 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-5432 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-3087 (904) 488-2124 (904) 488-2047 Crotty, Richard (R) Harris, Bert J., Jr. (D) (Pam) Flagg, David (D) Graham, Richard S. (R) (Elna) Irvine, Frances L. 37th District (Christina) (Bunnie) 76th District (R) 5704 Randolph Street 24th District 28th District 720 U.S. Hwy. 27 S. (Van) Orlando 32809 Suite L Suite E Lake Placid 33852 21st District (407) 855-7317 4401 N. W. 25th Place 145 E. Rich Avenue (813) 465.7747 Suite 5, House since 1978 Gainesville 32606 DeLand 32724 Elected to House, 1982 2105 Park Ave. (904) 488-2742 (904) 374-9888 (904) 736-5333 (904) 488-3457 Orange Park 32073 Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 264-3000 Dantzler, Rick (D) (904) 488-0887 (904) 488-0580 Hawkins, Mary Ellen Elected to House, 1984 (Julie) (R) (904) 488-1304 43rd District Frankel, Lois J. (D) Grindle, Art (R) 75th District P.O. Box 9225 83rd District (Phyllis) 212 Naples City Hall Jamerson, Doug (D) Suite D P.O. Box 4302 35th District 735 Eighth Street South (Leatha) 151 First Street South West Palm Beach 33402 Suite 145 Naples 33940 55th District Winter Haven 33883 (407) 478-0800 701 East Altamonte Dr. (813) 263.0922 Suite 904, The Tower (813) 294-2876 Elected to House, 1986 Altamonte Springs 32701 House since 1974 424 Central Avenue Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-8632 (407) 260-5455 (904) 488-4487 St. Petersburg 33701 (904) 488-9465 Elected to House, 1982 (813) 821-6686 Friedman, Michael (D) (904) 488-2231 Healey„Edward J. (D) Elected to House, 1982 Davis, James O. III (Joan) (Maureen) (904) 488-0925 (D) 103rd District Guber, Susan (D) 84th District (Peggy) Suite 701 (Michael) Suite 303 Jennings, Harry (R) 64th District Capital Bank Bldg. 117th District 333 Southern Blvd. (Dorothy) Suite 107 1666 - 79th St. Causeway Apartment E-3 West Palm Beach 33405 69th District 205 Brorein Street N. Bay Village 33141 9020 S.W. 77th Avenue (407) 833-0434 Suite B Tampa 33606 (305) 861-2425 Miami 33156 Elected to House, 1986 2389 Ringling Blvd. (813) 272-6443 House since 1980 (305) 279-6109 (904) 488-0175 Sarasota 34237 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-1662 Elected to House, 1986 (813) 954-6969 (904) 488.9910 (904) 488-6506 Hill, James C., Jr. (R) Elected to House, 1984 Frishe, James C. (R) (Dorothy) (904) 488-7754 Deutsch, Peter R. (D) (Kathy) Gustafson, Tom (D) 80th District 90th District 57th District (Lynn) P.O. Box 2024 Johnson, Bolley L. 44Bofl Suite 7 6651- 49t}1 St. N. 94th District Suite 207 (D) 2692 N. University Drive Pinellas Park 34665 City Park Mall 8965 S.E. Bridge Road (Judi) Sunrise 33322 (813) 527-8459 128 S.E. First Street Hobe Sound 33475 4th District (305) 748-6522 Elected to House, 1984 Ft. Lauderdale 33301 (407) 546-5561 208 Berryhill Street Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-6197 (305) 462-6289 Elected to House, 1982 Milton 32570 (904) 487-1588 House since 1976 (904) 488-5588 (904) 623-3495 Geller, Steven A. (D) Speaker, 1989-90 House since 1978 Diaz-Be}art, Lincoln 98th District (904) 488-0880 Hoffmann, J. Bruce (904) 488-8188 (R) 616 Atlantic Shores Blvd. (R) (Cristina) Hallandale 33009 Gutman, Alberto (R) 114th District Johnson, Ronald C. 110th District (305) 454-0404 (Marci) Suite 14 (D) Suite 202 Elected to House, 1988 105th District 2742 S.W. Eighth St. (Cecelia) 8100 W. Flagler Street (904) 488-0145 324A, 300 S.W. 12th Miami 33135 6th District Miami 33144 Avenue (305) 444-8700 P.O. Box 2326 (305) 261-9531 Glickman, Ronald C. Miami 33130 Elected to House, 1988 Panama City 32402-2326 Elected to House, 1986 (D) (305) 541-9090 (904) 488-9770 (904) 785-5150 (904) 488-2831 66th District Elected to House, 1984 House since 1978 Suite 113 (904) 488.9930 Holland, J.J., Jr. (R) (904) 488-9696 Diaz-Balart, Mario 4302 Henderson Blvd. (Jean) (R) Tampa 33629 Hafner, Lars A. (D) 67th District Jones, C. Fred (D) 115th District (813) 272-5056 54th District P.O. Box 817 (Nita) Suite 206 Elected to House, 1986 1301 66th St. North Palmetto 34221 42nd District 8890 Coral Way (904) 488-2770 St. Petersburg 33710 (813) 723-2105 P. O. Box 1246 Miami 33165 (813) 381-0054 Elected to House, 1986 Auburndale 33823 (305) 227-7690 Goode, Harry C., Jr. (D) Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-6341 (813) 967-6400 Elected to House, 1988 (Linda) (904) 488-9337 House since 1970 (904) 488-3616 33rd District Holzendorf, Betty S. (904) 488-2721 P.O. Box 1656 Hanson, Carol G. (R) (D) Drage, Thomas B., Jr. Melbourne 32902-1656 (Hank) (King) Jones, Dennis L. (R) (R) (407) 984-8474 87th District 16th District (Susan) 'Robin) Elected to House, 1986 Suite 202 4940-A Soutel Drive 53rd District 36th District (904) 488-2528 855 S. Federal Highway Jacksonville 32208 Suite 1 ' 427 S. New York Ave. Boca Raton 33432 (904) 765-5610 8950 Seminole Blvd. Winter Park 32789 (407) 368-0087 Elected to House, 1988 Seminole 34642 (407) 740-7190 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-6893 (904) 488-2234

MARCH-APRIL 1989 House of Representatives continued (407) 586-2655 Delray Beach 33444 Safley, R.Z. (R) House since 1980 (407) 278-3004 (Betty Ann) (904) 488.4791 Elected to House, 1982 50th District (813) 392-3354 726-8500, (904) Ext. 588 (904) 488-1302 Suite 108 House since 1978 Elected House, 1982 to Mims, William (904) 488-9960 488-0805 T. 2430 Estancia Blvd. (904) (D) Reaves, Jefferson, Sr. Clearwater 34621 (Paula) (D) 796-1855 Juri, Nilo (R) Willie, (813) Logan, Jr. (D) 45th District (Jennie) Elected to House, 1988 (Esther) 108th District 106th District 111th District 1233 U.S. 98 South (904) 488-5580 P.O. Box 1036 Lakeland Suite G 4686 W. Fourth Ave. 33801 Opa Locka 33054 (813) 688-4070 1001 N.W, 54t}1 St. Hialeah 33012 681-0008 Sanderson, Debby (R) (305) Elected to House, 1988 Miami 33127 (305) 681-0808 to (Pete) Elected House, 1982 (904) 488-2270 (305) 751-3984 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-0766 93rd District 488-2197 Elected to House, 1982 Suite California (904) 488-0625 213, Mitchell, Sam (D) (904) Federal Tower Lombard, James M. (R) (Nellie) Kelly, Everett A. (D) (Susan) 2400 E. Commercial Blvd. (Tara) 7th District Reddick, Alzo (D) Fort Lauderdale 33308 70th District (Elouise) 46th District P. O. Box 299 491-0093 P.O. Box 280 40th District (305) P. O. Box 618 Chipley 32428 Elected to House, 1982 Osprey 34229 725 Goldwyn Avenue Tavares 32778 (904) 638-7878 S. 488-0635 (813) 966-6060 Orlando 32805 (904) (904) 343-8341 House 1956-60; Elected to House, 1984 (407) 293-5188 House since 1978 reelected 1978 Sansom, Dixie Newton (904) 488-9880 1989-90 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-5991 Speaker Pro Tem, (R) (904) 488-4726 (904) 488-0760 Long, John (D) (Jerry) 32nd District King, James E., Jr. (R) (Marsha) Morse, Luis C. Rehm, Gerald S. (R) (Linda) (R) P.O. Drawer 372697 4Sth District (Manty) 51st District 18th District P.O. Box 1879 Satellite Beach 32937-0697 113th District 721 Lakeview Road 777-8100 Suite 108 Land O'Lakes 34639-1879 Clearwater 34616 (407) Suite 302 Appointed to House, 1984 9485 Regency Square (813) 996-6369 446-7346 807 S.W. 25th Avenue (813) Elected to House, 1984 Blvd. Elected to House, 1986 Miami 33135 Elected to House, 1986 Jacksonville 32225 488-8528 (904) 488-9720 (904) (305) 325-2634 (904) 488-7433 724-4110 (904) Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1986 Anne Saunders, Ron (D) Mackenzie, (D) (904) 488-4202 Renke, John K. II (R) (904) 488-4388 95th District 120th District (Margaret) P. O. Box 727 Suite 103 49th District Mortham, Sandra B.(R) Key West 33040 Langton, Michael E.(D) 1000 S. Federal Highway 7637 Little Road (Allen) (305) 296-3289 (Laura) Fort Lauderdale 33316 52nd District New Port Richey 34654 15th District Elected to House, 1986 (305) 524-1000 152 8th Avenue S.W. (813) 845-1557 Suite 6 (904) 488-9965 Elected to House, 1982 Largo 34640 Elected to House 1984 3325 Plymouth St. (904) 488-0245 (813) 584-1772 (904) 488.5522 Jacksonville 32205 Shelley Robert (R) Elected to House, 1986 J (904) 359.6061 Mackey, Joseph R., Jr. (Patricia) (904) 488-9240 Ritchie, Buzz (D) 92nd District Appointed, 1985 (D) 2nd District Suite 101 (904) 488-7417 (Patricia Anne) Suite Nergard, Charles L. 6 700 E. Atlantic Blvd. 12th District 507 E. Fairfield Drive 2900 Avenue (R) Pompano Beach 33060 Lawson, Alfred, Jr. (D) E. Baya 79th District Pensacola 32503 Lake 32056-1541 (305) 785-5504 (Delores) City Suite B (904) 444-8686 9th District (904) 758-0480 Elected to House, 1982 7270 So. U.S. Hwy. 1 Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-0260 202 House Office Bldg. Port St. Lucie 34952 (904) 488-0895 Tallahassee 32399-1300 (904) 488-9835 (407) 879-4000 Silver, Ronald A. (D) Elected to House, 1982 House 1967-1976; Roberts, Charlie (D) (904) 488-1798 Martin, Sidney "Sid" (Irene) reelected 1978 (Kim) 100th District (D) 31st District (904) 488-8749 2750 NE 187tll St. Lewis, Marian V. (R) 23rd District Suite A N. Miami Bch. 33180 (Tom) P. O. Box 37 400 Julia Street Ostrau, Norman (D) (305) 937-1826 81st District Hawthorne 32640 Titusville 32796 (904) 481-3013 (Amy) House since 1978 Suite 110 96th District (407) 383-3411 House since 1974 (904) 488-7897 721 U.S. Highway 1 7463 N.W. Fourth St. Elected to House, 1988 North Palm Beach 33408 (904) 488-5794 (904) 488-3006 Plantation 33317-2204 Simon, Art (D) (407) 842-6800 584-3901 Elvin (305) (Isabel) Elected to House, 1986 Martinez, L. (D) Elected to House, 1986 Rojas, Luis E. (R) (904) 488-0322 (Sylvia) 116th District (904) 488-0590 (Janice) Suite 65th District 109th District 220 13500 N. Kendall Drive Liberti, Ray (D) Suite B Suite A Patchett, R. Dale (R) Miami 33186 (Brenda) 2508 W. Tampa Bay Blvd. 6011 W. 16th Avenue Tampa 33607 (Candy) (305) 386-4110 82nd District 78th District Hialeah 33012 (813) 272-6623 Elected to House, 1982 Suite 206A 2380 (305) 557-8663 House 1966-1974; P. 0. Box (904) 488-5047 4524 Gun Club Rd. Vero 32960 Elected to House, 1988 reelected 1978 Beach West Palm Beach 33415 (407) 562-1661 (904) 488-1693 (407) 684-4600 (904) 488-9460 Simone, Peggy (R) House since 1976 (Jack) House since 1978 (904) 488-0060 Rudd, Hurley W. (D) (904) 488-8832 McEwan, Bruce (R) 68th District (Vicky) Suite C-14 (M. L.) 10th District Peeples, Vernon (D) 4301 - 32nd Street Lippman, Fred (D) 38th District 211 House Office W. (Edna Jane) Bldg. Bradenton (Judy) P. O. Box 2386 Tallahassee 32399.1300 34205 72nd District (813) 758-1161 97th District Orlando 32802-2386 (904) 488-0965 841-1980 Suite 200 Elected to House, 1982 1926'/2 Tyler Street (407) 329 Ave. Elected to House, 1986 House since 1980 E. Olympia (904) 488-4086 Hollywood 33020 Punta Gorda 33951-1538 (305) 923-4225 (904) 488-0660 (813) 637-7155 Rush Brian P (D) Sindler, Robert House since 1978 (Margaret) B, (D) Messersmith, Elected to House, 1982 (Beth) (904) 488-0465 Frank S. 488.9175 59th District (R) (904) 39th District Suite 3140, Barnett Plaza 4465-A Locke, Dick (D) 85th District Edgewater Driv& Press, Steve (D) 101 E. Kennedy Blvd. Orlando 32804 26th District Suite 202 33606 86th District Tampa (407) 291-2882 P.O. Box 5008 200 Hypoluxo Road 272-5178 Suite 200 (813) Elected to House, 1988 Inverness 32650-OOOS Hypoluxo 33462 Elected to House, 1986 900 Linton Blvd. (904) 488.2023 (904) 488-0275 continued on page 20 18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 17 Portions of Brevard, Orange, Osceola and SENATE DISTRICTS Seminole Counties and Portions Thereof 18-20 Pinellas 21 Portions of Hillsborough and Pasco 1 Escambia, and portions of Santa Rosa 8 Clay and portions of Duval 22-23 Portions of Hillsborough 2 Gadsden, Holmes, Jackson and portions of 9 Flagler, St. Johns and portions of Duval Walton Hardee, Manatee and portions Charlotte, Leon, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and A portion of Volusia 24 of 10 DeSoto and Lee 3 Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Liberty, Lake, Sumter and portions of Marion, Semi- of 11 and portions Charlotte Wakulla, Washington and portions nole and Volusia 25 Sarasota of Okaloosa and Walton 12 Portions of Hernando, Osceola, Pasco and 26 Portions of Broward, Palm Beach of Hernando, Marion 4 Citrus and portions Polk 27 Martin and portions of Palm Beach and and Pasco 13 Glades, Highlands, Okeechobee and por- St. Lucie Bradford, Columbia, Hamilton, Jef- 5 Baker, tions of DeSoto, Polk and St. Lucie 28 Hendry and portions of Palm Beach ferson, Madison, Suwannee, Taylor, Union and portions of Leon 14 Portions of Orange 29-32 Portions of Broward 6 Alachua, Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette, Levy, 15 Portions of Orange and Seminole 3$-37 Portions of Dade of Marion Putnam and portions 1B Indian River and portions of Brevard and 38 Collier and portions of Lee Nassau and portions of Duval St. Lucie 7 39 Monroe and portions of Dade ~OANTA ~t[ohmJNWA Iwestow~teame~o, Joclsoow SF~erhahdtha 40 Portions of Dade ' crewvm I . 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parmm cas SP 9. Aaovslsm POANILIN~ p /+Starve.m St. SAFEIKTTfE QASACIIUA Port St. Joe ~ w ea . Trerhe. ~ cross citr F .~i pUTNAN ) ~ ]NANION srolmah L.M j ecole vosUOIA HOUSE DISTRICTS i 'Oelahd Counties and Portions Thereof Qe INIT EN~ICONS lhverhesA ~'reveres 1. ~ l 5ahford evsleelt 1-2 Portions of Escambia 34 Portions of Brevard, Orange and Seminole Rosa 35 Portions of Seminole ~ Orlohdo 3 Portions of Escambia and Santa erooisvilhj Okaloosa and Santa 36 Portions of Orange and Seminole ONANOE 4 Portions of Escambia, Dade Gtt posh ooceach Rosa 37-41 Portions of Orange ~ Nlsslmrmm 5 Portions of Okaloosa and Walton Nj UISOONQ~UOH 42 Portions of Osceola and Polk eartow Towlpo KVAND Portions of Bay Clear- ~ LOO 6 43-45 Portions of Polk water llNOIAN DIVE N Vera ~ 7 Holmes, Washington and portions of Bay, 46 Portions of Lake and Sumter Jackson and Walton portions of Pasco and of 47 Hernando and 8 Calhoun, Gadsden, Gulf and portions Bay, Sumter Franklin and Jackson 48-49 Portions of Pasco 9 Liberty and portions of Franklin, Leon and 5aro'solo Wakulla 50 Portions of Pasco and Pinellas TE paul oshah 10 Portions of Leon County 51-58 Portions of Pinellas COT Oseecho eee ' Itasca. West ~ Portions Pinellas orda Palm 11Dixie, Gilchrist, Jefferson, Lafayette, Levy, 58-60 of ~ NONDNV Seosh Seae Taylor and portions of Citrus, Marion 61 Portions of Hillsborough and Pasco )Lo and Wakulla 62-66 Portions of Hillsborough 12 Columbia, Hamilton, Madison, Suwannee NOWAND 67 Hardee and portions of Manatee L— Fort 18 Baker, Nassau, Union and portions of Covderdal ~ ~ Manatee ) Bradford and Duval 68 Portions of ~ Naples 14-18 Portions of Duval 69 Portions of Manatee and Sarasota DADE ldlamt ~ 19 Portions of Duval and St. Johns 70 Portions of Sarasota 1 20 Portions of Duval 71 Portions of Charlotte and Sarasota 21 Clay and portions of Bradford and 72 Portions of Charlotte, DeSoto and Lee St. Johns 73-74 Portions of Lee 22 Flagler and portions of Putnam and 75 Portions of Collier and Lee St. Johns 76 Glades, Hendry, Highlands and portions of 28 Portions of Alachua and Putnam Collier, DeSoto and Okeechobee oil o e ovo 24 Portions of Alachua Okee- Ner goo 77 Portions of Brevard, Indian River, IV,I g, dl 25 Portions of Marion chobee, Osceola and St. Lucie 87 Portions of Broward and Palm Beach 28 Portions of Citrus and Marion 78 Portions of Brevard, Indian River and St. Lucie 88-99 Portions of Broward 27 Portions of Lake, Marion, Putnam, Semi- nole and Volusia 78 Portions of Martin and St. Lucie 100 Portions of Broward and Dade 28-30 Portions of Volusia 80 Portions of Martin and Palm Beach 101-119Portions of Dade 81-33 Portions of Brevard 81-86 Portions of Palm Beach 120 Monroe and portions of Dade

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Smith, Charles R. (D) Tobiassen, Tom (D) Troxler, David (R) Webster, Daniel (R) Young, Walter C. (D) (Mildred) (Dot) (Frances) (Sandy) (Dottie) 47th District District 1 20th District 41st District 99th D&stnct 610 W. Jefferson Street P.O. Box 997 Suite 30 Suite A P. 0. Box 9058 Brooksville 34601 Gonzalez 32560 1 San Jose Place 1000 N. Pine Hills Road Pembroke Pines 33024 (904) 796-9610 (904) 484-5025 Jacksonville 32257 0rl ando 32808-7124 (305) 983-7051 House since 1978 Served in House 1968-74; (904) 260-1800 (407) 295-0902 House since 1972 (904) 488-6641 Senate 1974-82; Elected to House, 1986 House since 1980 (904) 488-1084 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-4171 (904) 488-0256 Stone, Frank (R) (904) 488-8278 (Betty) Valdes, Carlos L. (R) Wetherell, T. K. (D) 34th District Tobin, Jack N. (D) 112th Dsstnct (Ginger) Suite 114 (Lesley) Suite 109 29th District 950 S. Winter Park Drive 88th District 3383 N.W. Seventh St. 315 Orange Avenue Casselberry 32707 4800 W. Copans Road Miami 33125 Daytona Beach 32014 (407) 767-9704 Coconut Creek 33063 (305) 326-1818 (904) 257-1980 Elected to House, 1986 (305) 975-0088 Elected to House, 1988 House since 1980 (904) 488-0468 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-4092 (904) 488-9873 (904) 488-3164 Thomas, David L., Wallace, Peter Rudy (D) Wise, Stephen R. (R) M.D. (R) Trammell, Robert (D) (Helen) (Kathy) (Judy) (Kay) 56th District 14th District 71st District 8th District P.O. Box 1301 P. O. Box 7914 P. O. Box 3178 P.O. Box 5956 251 Central Avenue Suite 4B Venice 34293 Marianna 32446 St. Petersburg 33731 5655 Timiquana Rd. (813) 484-7705 (904) 482-2231 (813) 823-2167 Jacksonville 32238-7914 Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1986 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 771-7508 (904) 488-1171 (904) 488-2873 (904) 488-5719 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-5102

Representatives in numerical order by districts

1. Tom Tobiassen, Gonzalez (D) 41. Daniel Webster, Orlando (R) 81. Marian Lewis, N. Palm Beach (R) 2. Buzz Ritchie, Pensacola (D) 42. C. Fred Jones, Auburndale (D) 82. Ray Liberti, W. Palm Beach (D) 3. Tom Banjanin, Pensacola (R) 43. Rick Dantzler, Winter Haven (D) 83. Lois J. Frankel, W. Palm Beach (D) 4. Bolley "Bo"Johnson, Milton (D) 44. Charles T. Canady, Lakeland (D) 84. Edward J. Healey, W. Palm Beach. (D) 5. Robert Harden, Ft. Walton Beach (R) 45. William "Tom" Mime, Lakeland (D) 85. Frank S. Messersmith, Hypoluxo, (R) 6. Ron Johnson, Panama City (D) 46. Everett Kelly, Tavares (D) 86. Steve Press, Delray Beach (D) 7. Sam Mitchell, Chipley (D) 47. Charles R. Smith, Brooksville (D) 87. Carol G. Hanson, Boca Raton (R) B. Robert Trammell, Marianna (D) 48. John Long, Land O'Lakes (D) 88. Jack N. Tobin, Coconut Creek, (D) 9. Al Lawson, Tallahassee (D) 49. John K. Renke II, N. Port Richey (R) 89. Ben Graber, Coral Springs (D) 10. Hurley Rudd, Tallahassee (D) 50. R. Z. Safley, Clearwater (R) 90. Peter Deutsch, Sunrise (D) 11.F. Allen Boyd, Jr., Monticello (D) 51. Gerald Rehm, Clearwater (R) 91. Bill Clark, Plantation (D) 12. Randy Mackey, Lake City (D) 52. Sandra B. Mortham, Largo (R) 92. Robert J. Shelley, Pompano Beach (R) 13. George A. Crady, Yulee (D) 53. Dennis L. Jones, Seminole (R) 93. Debby Sanderson, Fort Lauderdale (R) 14. Stephen R. Wise, Jacksonville (R) 54. Lars A. Hafner, St. Petersburg (D) 94. Tom Gustafson, Fort Lauderdale (D) 15. Michael E. Langton, Jacksonville (D) 55. Doug "Tim" Jamerson, St. Petersburg (D) 95. Anne Mackenzie, Fort Lauderdale (D) 16. Betty S. Holzendorf, Jacksonville (D) 56. Peter Rudy Wallace, St. Petersburg (D) 96. Norman Ostrau, Plantation (D) 17. Corrine Brown, Jacksonville (D) 57. James C. Frishe, Pinellas Park (R) 97. Fred Lippman, Hollywood (D) 18. Jim King, Jacksonville (R) 58. Jeffrey C. Huenink, St. Petersburg (R) 98. Steven A. Geller, Hallandale (D) 19. Joseph Arnall, Jacksonville (R) 59. Brian Rush, Tampa (D) 99. Walter C. Young, Pembroke Pines (D) 20. David Troxler, Jacksonville (R) 60. Mary Figg, Temple Terrace (D) 100. Ronald A. Silver, N. Miami Beach (D) 21. F. L. "Chance" Irvine, Orange Park (R) 61. Carl Carpenter, Plant City (D) 101. Mike Abrams, N. Miami Beach(D) 22. Roy E. Campbell, Palatka (D) 62. S.L. "Spud" Clemente, Brandon (D) 102. Elaine Gordon, N. Miami (D) 23. Sidney Martin, Hawthorne (D) 63. James T. Hargrett, Jr., Tampa (D) 103. Michael Friedman, N. Bay Village (D) 24. David Flagg, Gainesville (D) 64. James O. Davis III, Tampa (D) 104. Elaine Bloom, Miami Beach (D) 25. George Albright, Ocala (R) 65. Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa (D) 105 Alberto Gutman Miami (R) 26. Dick Locke, Inverness (D) 66. Ron Glickman, Tampa (D) 106. Jefferson Reaves, Sr., Miami (D) 27. Stanley Bainter, Eustis (R) 67. Toby Holland, Palmetto (R) 107. James Burke, Miami (D) 28. Richard S. Graham, DeLand (R) 68. Peggy Simone, Bradenton (R) 108. Willie Logan, Jr., Opa Locka (D) 29. T.K. Wetherell, Daytona Beach (D) 69. Harry Jennings, Sarasota (R) 109. Luis E. Rojas, Hialeah (R) 30. Jack Ascherl, New Smyrna Beach (D) 70. James M. Lombard, Osprey (R) 110. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Miami (R) 31. Charlie Roberts, Titusville (D) 71. David L. Thomas, Venice (R) 111.Nilo Juri, Hialeah (R) 32. Dixie Newton Sansom, Satellite Beach (R) 72. Vernon Peeples, Punta Gorda (D) 112. Carlos L. Valdes, Miami (R) 33. Harry Goode, Melbourne (D) 73. J. Keith Arnold, Fort Myers (D) 113.Luis C. Morse, Miami (R) 34. Frank Stone, Casselberry (R) 74. Tim Ireland, Cape Coral (R) 114.J. Bruce Hoffman, Miami (R) 35. Art Grindle, Altamonte Springs (R) 75. Mary Ellen Hawkins, Naples (R) 115. Mario Diaz-Balart, Miami (R) 36. Tom Drage, Jr., Winter Park (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.Susan Guber, Miami (D) 38. Bruce McEwan, Orlando (R) 78. R. Dale Patchett, Vero Beach (R) 118.Tom Easterly, Miami (D) 39. Robert B. Sindler, Orlando (D) 79. Charles Nergard, Port St. Lucie, (R) 119.John Cosgrove, Miami (D) 40, Alzo J. Reddick, Orlando (D) 80. James C. Hill, Jr., Jupiter (R) 120. Ron Saunders, Key West (D)

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Justice Ehrlich O Q PP~H~o~o~o~a~o~o~a~o~o~lQ SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE June, 1979; voted "Most Outstanding Cir- cuit Court Judge in Florida" by Young RAYMOND EHRLICH Lawyers Section of the Florida Bar, 1979; Born Swainsboro, Georgia, February 2, became Chief Justice of Supreme Court 1918. Education Received his undergradu- July 1, 1986, for a two year term. ate and law degrees from the University of Florida. Wife Miriam Religion Jewish Mil- LEANDER J. SHAW, JR. itary U. S. Navy during World War II. Born Salem, Virginia, September 6, 1930. Career Began practicing law in Jackson- Education West Virginia State College, BA ville in 1946 after he was discharged from Degree; Howard University, Washington, Justice McDonald the Navy with the rank of Commander; D.C., JD Degree; honorary Doctor of Law helped found the Jacksonville law firm of degree from West Virginia State College, Mathews, Osborne, Ehrlich, McNatt, Institute, West Virginia. Wife Vidya Child- Gobelman & Cobb in 1959; was a senior ren five Church Baptist Military U.S.Army member of that firm when Governor Gra- artillery, Korean confiict Career Private ham appointed him to the Florida Supreme law practice; Assistant Professor of Law, Court, October 14, 1981, to fill the position Florida A&M University College of Law; formerly held by Justice Arthur J. Eng- Assistant Public Defender; Assistant State land, Jr. He has been involved in major Attorney; Judge, Industrial Relations Com- litigation on the State's no-fault insurance mission; Judge, First District Court of law. In March 1988, he was elected by his Appeals; appointed to Supreme Court, fellow Justices to serve a two-year term as 1983; Affiliations and Honors American, Chief Justice, beginning July 1, 1988. National, Florida, Tallahassee and Florida Government Bar Associations; Designated PARKER LEE McDONALD Director, Florida Bar Foundation; Chair- Born Sebring, Florida, May 23, 1924. Edu- man, American Bar Association, Board of Justice Shaw cation B.S. in Business Administration Elections; member, Florida Association of and Bachelor of Laws Degree, University Voluntary Agencies for Caribbean Action; of Florida; attended University of Indiana cited by Jacksonville and National Bar while in U. S. Army; graduate of National Associations for outstanding service in College for the Judiciary. Wife Ruth Child- government and community affairs; OIC ren Four Church Methodist Military 3 Torch Bearer Award; Nathan W. Collins years, U. S. Army, European Theater of Meritorious Service Award. WW II. Career Lawyer, 1950- Operation, BEN OVERTON 1961; appointed Circuit Court Judge, F. March, 1961; reelected subsequently and Born Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 15, served in that capacity until appointed to 1926. Education BS in Business Adminis- Supreme Court, October, 1979, by Gov. tration and J.D. in Law, University of Flor- Robert Graham; chairman, Florida Confer- ida; Master of Laws in Judicial Process, ence of Circuit Judges, 1974-75; member, University of Virginia; honorary Doctor of Executive Committee, National Associa- Law Degrees from Stetson University and tion of State Trial Judges; presiding judge, Nova University. Wife Marilyn Children 3rd state-wide Grand Jury, December 1977- Three Church Episcopal Military Retired Justice Overton

MARCH-APRIL 1989 Reserve Officer, Judge Advocate General' s STEPHEN GRIMES Corps, U. S. Army. Career Special Assist- ant Attorney General; served ten years as a Born Peoria, Illinois, November 17, 1927 circuit court judge; chairman, 1973,Florida Education Florida Southern College; Uni- Conference of Circuit Judges; Served for versity of Florida BSBA, 1950, JD, 1954; more than eight years on faculty of Honorary Doctor of Laws, Stetson Univer- National Judicial College, American Bar sity, Wife Fay Children Four Church Epis- Association; First chairman, Florida Insti- copalMilitary U. S. Navy, 1951-53 Career tute for the Judiciary; present chairman, Practicing attorney, 19years, Holland and Florida Court Educational Council; Knight law firm, Bartow; City Prosecutor, appointed to Supreme Court 1974;served as Bartow, 1950s; Court of Appeals, Second Chief Justice, 1976 to July, 1978. Chair- District, 13 years; appointed to Florida man, Florida Appellate Structure Commis- Supreme Court, 1987 Honors Served as sion, 1978; a Fellow of the American Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, Second Dis- Justice Grimes Bar Foundation; Chairman, Supreme Court trict; District Governor of Rotary, 1960-61; Matrimonial Law Commission, Supreme President, Bartow Chamber of Commerce; Court Article V Review Commission, and President (Chairman), Conference of Dis- Judicial Council of Florida; Chairman, trict Courts of Appeal Judges, 1978-80; United States Constitution Bicentennial member, American College of Trial Commission of Florida. Lawyers.

ROSEMARY BARKETT GERALD KOGAN Born Born Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mex- Brooklyn, N.Y., May 23, 1933Educa- tion University of ico, August 29, 1939;naturalized 1958;Edu- Miami, School of Busi- ness, BBA; University cation Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL, B.S. of Miami, School of Degree, Summa Cum Laude, 1967; Univer- Law, JD Wife Irene Children Three Mil- Active sity of Florida College of Law, J.D. Degree, itary duty, 1955-57; Special Agent, 1970; Career Admitted to Florida Bar, 1970; Counterintelligence Corps; graduate, Intelligence law practice, West Palm Beach, 9 years; Army School Career Private appointed Circuit Judge 1979, District practice of law, 1955-60; Assistant State Justice Barkett Attorney, Dade Court of Appeal, 1984, Supreme Court, 1985 County, 1960-67; private (Florida's first woman justice), elected 1986 practice specializing in criminal defense, 1967-80; Circuit Affiliations and Honors Inducted, Florida Court Judge, 11th Judicial Circuit (Administrative Women's Hall of Fame, 1986; Woman of Judge of Criminal Division, 1984-87); Achievement Award, Palm Beach County, Appointed to Florida 1985; member, National Association of Supreme Court, 1987 Other Public Service Women Judges; member, faculty of Special Counsel to Florida Legislature's Committee National and Florida Judicial Colleges; fel- Select on Organized Crime and Law Enforcement low, Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; Teaching Positions in-service received American Academy of Matrimon- Coordinated training programs offered to ial Lawyers Award for outstanding contri- police departments by State Attorney's on butions to matrimonial law, 1984; Judicial Office; faculty of American Achievement Award from Association of Academy of Judicial Education; adjunct member Trial Lawyers ofAmerica for protecting the faculty at University of Miami rights of the individual, 1986;Achievement School of Law and Nova University Law Award from Academy of Florida Trial Law- Center; taught in law school workshops Justice Kogan yers for preservation of individual rights held for prosecutors and public defenders. and free access to the court, 1988.

Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. First District DISTRICT COURTS OF APPEAL Gerald B. Cope, Jr. Joseph Nesbitt First, Second, Third, Richard W. Ervin III Mailing Address: Vincent Hall T. Phillip Fourth, Eighth and Anne Cawthon Booth Edward Threadgill, A. Hubbart P.O. Box 327 F. Jr. Natalie Fourteenth Judicial Winifred Wentworth Baskin Lakeland, 33802 or Chris W. Alternbernd James Circuits James E. Joanos Jerry Parker R. Jorgenson 801 E. Twiggs St. David L. Edward E. Zehmer Levy Mailing Address: Suite 600 Third District 1st District Court of John Klein Wigginton Tampa, 33602 Fourth District Ralph W. Nimmons, Eleventh and Sixteenth Appeal Building, Jr. Ford L. Thompson APPELLATE JUDGES Judicial Circuits Fifteenth, Seventeenth 300 Martin Luther David F. Patterson and Nineteenth Judicial King Blvd. , Second District John M. Scheb Mailing Address: Circuits Tallahassee, 32399-1850 P.O. Box 650307 Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Paul W. Danahy, Jr. Miami, 33265-0307 Mailing Address: APPELLATE JUDGES Thirteenth and Twentieth Richard Harlan Frank P.O. Box A Larry G. Smith Judicial Circuits Herboth S. Ryder APPELLATE JUDGES W. Palm Beach, 33402 Daniel S. Pearson Charles E. Miner Monterey Campbell APPELLATE JUDGES Douglass B. Shivers Jack R. Schoonover, Sr. Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Edward T. Barfield James E. Lehan Alan R. Schwartz George W. Hersey (continued) 22 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Courts Appeal continued Robert L. Cowles, Fred L. Bryson, CIRCUIT JUDGES District of Jacksonville St. Petersburg Osee R. Fagan, Gainesville James C. Downey and Eighteenth Judicial R. Hudson Olliff, Helen S. Hansel, Robert P. Cates Hugh S. Glickstein Circuits Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gainesville Bobby W. Gunther Mailing Address: Cliff Shepard, Robert F. Michael, Jr., Stan R. Morris . Harry L. Anstead 300 S. Beach St. Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gain esville Gavin K. Letts Daytona Beach, 32014 Virginia Beverly, William L. Walker, Benjamin M. Tench, James H. Walden APPELLATE JUDGES Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gainesville Barry J. Stone Dauksch A. C. Soud, Jr., Susan F. Schaeffer, Nath C. Doughtie James C. Jacksonville John W. Dell Joe A. Cowart, Jr. St. Petersburg Gainesville Warner D. Webster, Mills Martha C. Melvin Orfinger Peter Stanley Richard Theron A. Yawn, Jr., Starke Polen Mark E. C. Welborn Daniel Jacksonville New Port Richey Chester B. Chance, Eugene S. Garrett Warren H. Cobb Robert M. Foster, Philip A. Federico, Gainesville Jacksonville Clearwater Elzie S. Sanders, Fifth District Winifred J. Sharp Gilbert S. Goshorn, Jr. Alban Emerson Brooke, Maynard F. Swanson, Jr., Gainesville Fifth, Seventh, Ninth Jacksonville Clearwater Stephan Pierre Mickle, STATE ATTORNEY Wayne Cobb, Gainesville FLORIDA'S T. Edward Austin, Dade City STATE ATTORNEY Jacksonville Catherine Moore Harlan, Len nard B. Register III PUBLIC DEFENDER Clearwater Gainesville JUDICIAL CIRCUITS Louis O. Frost, Jr. , Thomas E. Penick, Jr. PUBLIC DEFENDER Jacksonville Clearwater STATE ATTORNEY C, Richard Parker First Judicial Circuit Frank White, Gainesville William N. Meggs, Escambia, Okaloosa, Fifth Judicial Circuit St. Petersburg Tallahassee Crockett Farnell, Ninth Judicial Cii cuit Santa Rosa and DEFENDER Citrus, Hernando, Lake, PUBLIC Marion & Sumter Counties Clearwater Orange and Osceola Walton Counties Michael Allen, E. Claire K. Luten, Counties CIRCUIT JUDGES Tallahassee CIRCUIT JUDGES Clearwater Ocala CIRCUIT JUDGES George E. Lowrey, Milton Third Judicial Circuit Carven Angel, Howard P. Rives, Jr., G. Robert Barron, John W. Booth, Bushnell St. Petersburg Rom W. Powell, Orlando Shalimar Columbia, Dixie, William T. Swigert, Ocala R. Grable Stoutamire, Emerson Thompson, Jr., Nick Geeker, Hamilton, Lafayette, Richard Tombrink, Jr., Clearwater Orlando Suwannee Pensacola Madison, Brooksville Lynn Tepper, Michael F. Cycmanick, and Taylor Counties William J. Tolton, Jr., Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr., Dade City Orlando Shalimar CIRCUIT JUDGES Ocala STATE ATTORNEY Jeffords D. Miller, Earle W. Peterson, Jr. Kissimmee Ben Gordon, John Peach, Jasper , James Russell, Leesburg Muszynski, Orlando Shalimar Arthur Lawrence, Clearwater B. C. Clyde B. Wells, Ernest C. Aulls, Jr., PUBLIC DEFENDER R. James Stroker, Orlando Live Oak Tavares Orlando DeFuniak Springs Perry Robert Jagger, Thomas S. Kirk, Royce Agner, William F. Edwards, Frederick Pfeiffer, Orlando Nancy Gilliam, Vernon Douglas, Clearwater E. Inverness W. Rogers Turner, Orlando Cantonment Lake City Joseph Q. Tarbuck, John Thurman, Seventh Judicial Circuit George Diamantis Orlando STATE ATTORNEY Gulf Breeze Dunnellon Johns William C. Gridley, Orlando Jerry M. Blair, Live Oak Flagler, Putnam, St. M.C. Blanchard, Ray McNeal, Ocala and Volusia Counties Joseph P. Baker, Orlando Pensacola PUBLIC DEFENDER Jerry T. Lockett, Cecil H. Brown, Orlando Jack R. Heflin, Dennis Roberts, Tavares CIRCUIT JUDGES Ted Coleman, Orlando Shalimar Lake City Victor E. Musleh, Richard O. Watson, Lonnie Cornelius, Jr., Erwin Fleet, Shalimar Judicial Circuit Ocala St. Augustine Orlando Fourth STATE ATTORNEY Frank N. Kaney, Orlando William H. Anderson, Duval & Nassau James Foxman, Clay, Brad King, Lawrence R. Kirkwood, Pensacola Counties Daytona Beach John T. Parnham, Ocala Kim C. Hammond, Orlando Pensacola CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER Bunnell Belvin Perry, Orlando Eustis Komanski, Lacey A. Collier, Donald R. Moran, Jr., Howard Babb, James T. Nelson, Walter Pensacola Daytona Beach Orlando Jacksonville Sixth Judicial Circuit Frank L. Bell, Lawrence D. Fay, E. L. Eastmoore, Palatka Gary L. Formet, Sr., Pensacola Jacksonville Pasco & Pinellas Counties William C. Johnson, Jr., Orlando Richard Conrad, John P. Kuder Charles O. Mitchell, Jr., CIRCUIT JUDGES Daytona Beach F. Pensacola Uriel Blount, Jr. DeLand Orlando Jacksonville Richard A. Luce, , STATE ATTORNEY Gayle S. Graziano, STATE ATTORNEY Mike Weatherby, Clearwater Curtis A. Golden, Jacksonville O' Daytona Beach Lawson Lamar, Pensacola Gerard J. Brien, Edwin P.B.Sanders, Deland Maitland Peter S. Dearing, Clearwater PUBLIC DEFENDER Robert P. Miller, PUBLIC DEFENDER Jacksonville W. Lowell Bray, Jr. John R. Behr, Pensacola Haddock, Daytona Beach Joseph W. Durocher, Lawrence Page New Port Richey Jacksonville R. Michael Hutcheson, Orlando Second Judicial Circuit Owen S. Allbritton, Daytona Beach Henry F. Martin, Jr., Clearwater Circuit Franklin, Gadsden, Jeffer- Jacksonville Robert R. Perry, Tenth Judicial Case, son, Leon, Liberty and James R. Palatka Hardee, Highlands and Frederick B. Tygart, Clearwater Wakulla Counties Jacksonville C. McFerrin Smith III, Polk Counties Lawrence E. Keough, Daytona Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Dorothy H. Pate, Port Richey CIRCUIT JUDGES Jacksonville New Richard Gary Weinberg, George Reynolds, Mark R. McGarry, Jr., St. Augustine Julian Dale Durrance, Tallahassee Henry Lee Adams, Jr., Clearwater Jacksonville John W. Watson III, Bartow P. Kevin Davey, Ray E. Ulmer, Jr., Wadsworth Roberts, Southwood, Daytona Beach Susan Tallahassee John D. Dade City Jacksonville Patrick G. Kennedy, Bartow L. Ralph "Bubba" Smith, W. Douglas Baird, Tim Strickland, Major Harding, Daytona Beach J. Tallahassee St. Petersburg STATE ATTORNEY Bartow Gary Jacksonville William L. Robert Beach, John Tanner, Dennis P, Maloney Tallahassee David C. Wiggins, Clearwater Sebring Jacksonville Flagler Beach George L. Harper, Brandt C. Downey III, PUBLIC DEFENDER Wilham A. Nome, Jr., Tallahassee Mattox Hair, Clearwater Bartow Jacksonville James Gibson, J. Lewis Hall, Jr., David S. Walker, Richard Bronson, Bartuw A. Wilkes, Holly Hill Tallahassee William St. Petersburg Charles B. Curry, Keystone Heights Phil Padovano, John T. Ware III, Eighth Judicial Circuit Lakeland Tallahassee Giles P. Lewis, St. Petersburg Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Oliver Green, Jr. , Bartow "Ted" Steinmeyer III, Jacksonville Andrews, F.E. John S. Gilchrist, Levy and Union Thomas Langston, Tallahassee Bill Parsons, Dunedin Bartow Jacksonville Counties Charles D. McClure, Jack A. Page, Randall G. McDonald, Tallahassee John E. Santora, Jr., Clearwater Jacksonville Lakeland

MARCH-APRIL 1989 E. Randolph Bentley, Philip Bloom, Susan Cawthon Bucklew, Edward A. Garrison, Eugene Fischer, Bartow N. Miami Beach Tampa Palm Beach Gardens Ft. Lauderdale Charles Davis, Martin Greenbaum, Susan Sexton, Tampa John D. Weasel, James Reasbeck, Bartow Miami Beach J. C. Cheatwood, Boca Raton Ft. Lauderdale Joe R. Young, Jr., Steven D. Robinson, Temple Terrace Jack H. Cook, M. Daniel Futch, Jr., Lake Wales Miami Daniel E. Gallagher, West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Carolyn K. Fulmer, Bartow Ronald M. Friedman, Tampa Mary Lupo, Paul M. Marko III, STATE ATTORNEY Miami Guy Spicola, Tampa Lake Park Ft. Lauderdale Jerry Hill, Amy S. Donner, Edward H. Ward, Odessa Michael D. Miller, Leroy Moe, Ft. Lauderdale Winter Haven Miami Beach Harry Lee Coe III, Tampa West Palm Beach J. Cail Lee, Ft. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER Mary Ann MacKenzie, John P. Griffin, Tampa Richard Bryan Burk, Barbara J. Bridge James M. Moorman, , Key Biscayne Phillip L. Knowles, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Bartow Rosemary U. Jones, John M. Gilbert, Tampa Daniel T.K. Hurley, Thomas M. Coker, Jr., Coral Gables Manuel Menendez, Jr., South Palm Beach Plantation Eleventh Judicial Arthur L. Rothenberg, Tampa Harold J. Cohen, Miette K. Burnstein, Circuit Miami Ralph Steinberg, Tampa West Palm Beach Hollywood Thomas M. Carney, Don Evans, Tampa Richard D. Dade County Karen L. Martin, Eade, Miami Vincent E. Giglio, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES Alfonso C. Sepe, Miami Thomas E. Stringer, Sr., Stephen A. Rapp, Constance R. Nutaro, David M. Gersten, Miami Philip Davis, Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale S. Peter Capua, Miami Roy T. Gelber, Miami Richard A. Lazzara, Lutz Richard L. Oftedal, Estella May Moriarty, Federico Moreno, Miami (tw'o vacancies) STATE ATTORNEY Palm Beach Gardens Ft. Lauderdale Francis J.Christie, Miami STATE ATTORNEY Bill James, Tampa STATE ATTORNEY (vacancy) George Orr, Miami Janet Reno, Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER David H. Bludworth, (vacancy) Martin D. Kahn, Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER Judge C. Luckey, Jr., West Palm Beach Linda Vitale, John Gale, Miami Bennett H. Brummer, Talllpa PUBLIC DEFENDER Ft. Lauderdale Coral Gables Richard L. Robert Lance Andrews Jon I. Gordon, Miami Fourteenth Judicial Jorandby, Richard Y. Feder, Miami West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Twelfth Judicial Circuit Moie J. L. Tendrich, Harry G. Hinckley, Jr., Miami Circuit Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Sixteenth Judicial Ft. Lauderdale Richard V. Mar'golius, DeSoto, Manatee and Holmes, Jackson & Circuit George A. Shahood, Miami Sarasota Counties Washington Counties Monroe County Hollywood Patricia W. Cocalis, Allen Kornblum, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES CIRCUIT JUDGES Fredricka G. Smith, CIRCUIT JUDGES Ft. Lauderdale Miami John R. Blue, Sarasota N. Russell Bower, Richard G. Payne, John T. Luzzo, Ursula Mancusi-Ungaro, Lee Haworth, Panama City Key West Ft. Lauderdale Miami Sarasota Robert L. McCrary, Jr., M. Ignatius Lester, J. Leonard Fleet, James C. Henderson, Grissim H. Walker, Marian na Key West Hollywood Miami Sarasota W. Fred Turner, Richard Fowler, Mark A. Speiser, Joseph M. Nadler, Miami Gilbert Smith, Bradenton Panama City Key West Ft. Lauderdale Edmund W. Newbold, Stephen L. Dakan, Don T. Sirmons, Jon J. Overby, Robert B. Carney III, Miami Sarasota Panama City Key West Ft. Lauderdale Michael H. Salmon, Thomas M. Gallen, Dedee Costello, STATE ATTORNEY Robert C. Abel, Jr., Miami Bradenton Chipley Kirk C. Zuelch, Key West Ft. Lauderdale John A. Tanksley, Miami Durarid J. Adams, Clinton E. Foster, PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY Jack M. Turner, Miami Bradenton Panama City W. Randall, Winter, Mike Satz, Ft. Lauderdale David L. Tobin, Miami Scott Brownell, Bradenton STATE ATTORNEY Key West PUBLIC DEFENDER Paul Logan, Bradenton Jim Appleman, Alan H. Schreiber, Gisela Cardonne, Miami Seventeenth Wm. E. Gladstone, Miami Robert J. Boylston, Marian na Judicial Plantation Gerald Wetherington, Bradenton PUBLIC DEFENDER Circuit Coral Gables James S. Parker, Arcadia Virgil Q. Mayo, Broward County Eighteenth Judicial Harold Featherstorie, Andrew D. Owens, Jr., Blountstown Circuit Sarasota CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Fifteenth Judicial Brevard & Seminole Edward N. Moore, Miami Becky A. Titus, Jack Musselman, Counties Frederick N. Barad, Sarasota Circuit Pompano Beach Miami James W. Whatley, Palm Beach County Melvin B. Grossman, CIRCUIT JUDGES Venice Hollywood O.H. "Bill" Eaton, D. Bruce Levy, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Mario P. Goderich, STATE ATTORNEY Joseph E. Price, Jr., Long wood Miami Beach Earl Moreland, Tom Johnson, Ft. Lauderdale Leonard V. Wood, Seymour Gelber, Miami Sarasota Riviera Beach Robert J. Fogan, Altamonte Springs Edward S. Klein, Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER Edward H. Fine, Ft. Lauderdale Martin Budnick, Stuart M. Simons, Miami Elliott C. Metcalfe, Jr. West Palm Beach Stanton S. Kaplan, Melbourne Herbert M. Klein, Sarasota Edward Rodgers, Plantation John Antoon, Melbourne West Palm Beach Dale Ross, Edward Coral Gables Thirteenth Judicial M. Jackson, Leonard Rivkind, Richard I. Wennet, Ft. Lauderdale Rockledge Miami Beach Circuit Riviera Beach Robert C. Scott, Lawrence V. Johnston, Robert H. Newman, Hillsborough County Michael E. Gersten, Fort Lauderdale Merritt Island West Palm Beach Arthur Franza, Hollywood Clarence T. Johnson, Jr. Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES , Norman S. Gerstein, Hubert R. Lindsey, Raymond Hare, Rockledge Miami Morton Hanlon, Tampa Tequesta Ft. Lauderdale Robert B. McGregor, Cocoa Phillip W. Knight, Miami Peter J.T. Taylor, Tampa James R. Stewart, Jr., Russell Seay, Jr., Dania J. Wm. Woodson, Eau Gallic Ralph N. Person, Miami Morison Buck, Tampa West Palm Beach Arthur M. Birken, Frances Ann Jamieson, Arthur I. Snyder', Roland Gonzalez, Thomas E. Sholts, Ft. Lauderdale Rockledge West Palm Miami Beach Temple Terrace Beach Geoff Cohen, Ft. Lauderdale John Dean Moxley, Jr., Murray Goldman, Miami Malcolm W. Graybill, Don T. Adams, W. Clayton Johnson, Titus ville Maria Korvick, Miami Tampa Belle Glade Ft. Lauderdale S. Joseph Davis, Jr., Robert Kaye, Miami Vernon W. Evans, Jr., James T. Carlisle, Robert W. Tyson, Jr., Sanford Henry Ferro, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Charles M. Harris, Miami Shores Thomas Miller, Sr., Walter N. Colbath, Jr., Stephen Booher, Titusville Sidney B. Shapiro, Miami Tampa Palm Beach Gardens Ft. Lauderdale Kenneth M. Leffler, Stuart M. Simons, James A. Lenfestey, Timothy Poulton, Patti L. E. Henning, Sanford Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale C. Vernon Mize, Sanford Harold Solomon, S.Miami Dennrs Alvarez, Tampa Marvin U. Mounts, Jr., John A. Miller, Edward J. Richardson, Ellen Morphonios, Miami Walter Burnside, Jr., West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Melbourne Margafita G. Esquiroz, Plant City Emery Newell, W. Herbert Moriarty, STATE ATTORNEY Miami (vacancy) West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Norm Wolfinger, Richard S. Fuller, Miami J. Rogers Padgett, Tampa Vaughn Rudnick, Lawrence Korda, Hollywood Titusville West Palm Beach

24 THE SHERIFF'S STAR PUBLIC DEFENDER Twentieth Judicial De Soto Lake Pinellas J. R. Russo, Titusville Arcadia Tll Uu i'es Clearwater Circuit Howard C. Holtzendorf Richard Singletary Karl B. Grube Nineteenth Judicial Charlotte, Collier, Dixie Mark Hill Henry J. Andringa Glades, Hendry & Lee Cross City Lee Richard W. Carr Circuit Walter A. Fullerton Counties Marshall M. Clemente Ft. Myers Indian River, Martin, Jay B. Rosman William H. Overton Okeechobee & St. Lucie CIRCUIT JUDGES Duval Charles Scott Carrere Jscksonuille Susan M. Tyler Isaac Anderson, Jr. Horace A. Andrews Counties James Hall Seals, Richard W. Kreidler Redford Russell Sturgis Redford W. Smith Ft. Myers Louise Walker Thomas Freeman CIRCUIT JUDGES G. Keith Cary B. James R. Adams, La Belle Morton A. Kesler William B. Blackwood, Jr. Mare A. Cianca, Stuart Ted Brousseau, Naples L. Haldane Taylor Leon David A. Demers Charles E. Smith, Charles Carlton, Naples Hugh McKay Fletcher, Sr. Ta/lohossee Pat Caddell Vero Beach Hugh E. Starnes, Ft. Myers Harold C. Arnold Hal McClamma Steve Rushing Paul Kanarek, Wallace Pack, Ft. Myers Sharon Howard Tanner John E. Crusoe R. Skinner Kathleen Dekker Polk Stuart John H. F. Barton Elmer O. Friday, Jr„ E. Ambrose Olliff, Jr. Terry P. Lewis John E. Fennelly, Stuart N. Fort Myers Dick Prince Raymond L. Simpson Levy Dwight Geiger, Stuart Thomas S. Reese, Ft. Myers June C. Blackburn Jesse Clay Barber Bronzen Daniel True Andrews L. B. Vocelle, Vero Beach Alfred Washington Hugh D. Hayes, Naples W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Rupert Smith, Ft. Pierce Ron Herring Robeft T. Shafer, Jr., Escambia William L. Hendry, Liberty Harvey Kornstein Ft. Myers Pensacola Bristol Robert A. Young Okeechobee Bill White James R. Thompson, Glenn E. Summers Robert R. Makemson, Kenneth L. Williams Putnam Ft. Myers Palatka Stuart William John Nelson, Thomas E. Johnson Madison Medi son Peter T Miller Scott M. Kenney, Ft. Myers George James Roark III Ft. Pierce William J. Green Wetzel Blair St. Johns William C. McIver, St. Augustine STATE ATTORNEY Ft. Myers Flagler Manatee Bunnell Bradenton Robert A Andreu Bruce H. Colton, William L. Blackwell, Robert K. Mathis Vero Beach William C. Atack Walter R. Talley Naples George K. Brown, Jr. DEFENDER Franklin St. Lucie PUBLIC STATE ATTORNEY Pierce Apuluchi cola Marion Ft. Philip J. Yacucci, Joseph P. D'Alessandro, James W. Midelis Fort Pierce Van Russell Oculo Ft. Myers Tom Sawaya Wigiam G.Tye PUBLIC DEFENDER Gadsden Hale Stencil Santa Rosa Quis cy Midgley, John Edrington Futch Mi lton Douglas Richard L. Hood Ft. Myers Martirt Colic Nichols, Jr. Gilchrist Stuart Sarasota Tren ton Stewart Hershey Sarasota Ed Philman FLORIDA'S David Harper Alan R. Dakan Glades Monroe Judy Goldman pen COUNTY JUDGES Moore Hs ffey 1Vest Barbara Briggs Kirby Sullivan Wayne M. Miller Emanuel LoGalbo, Jr. Alachua Gulf Sandra Taylor Seminole Citrus Port St. Joe Reagan Ptomey Gainesuille Innerness Sanford David L. Taunton Wallace H. Hall Jeanne Dewes Crenshaw Gary G. Graham Nassau Thomas M. Elwell Hamilton Fentandino Beach Harold F. Johnson Maurice V. Giunta Clay Jasper Robert E. Williams Alan A. Dickey Green Cope Springs Frederick D. Smith David E. Bembry Fred Hitt L. Thomas McAnnally Okaloosa Baker Hardee Crestuiew Sumter Macclenny Collier 1Vouchula Mike Jones Bushnell Ha plea Tom Skidmore D, L Griffis Jr. Robert Earl Collins Keith B'race Thomas T. Trettis, Suwannee Bay Eugene C. Turner Hendry Okeechohee Panama City LaBelle Okeechobee Line Oak Columbia Thomas Kennon, William Cooper Broward N. Parsons Ed Miller J. Jr. Lake City Thomas R. Ellinor Hernando Orange Taylor Markham Pittman Julian E. Collins Judy Brooks ui lie Orlando Perry Bradford Dade Jack Springstead Tony Johnson Stephen Murphy Miami Starke Highlands James Charles Hauser Morton Lee Perry Thomas Robert Kirkland Union George H. Pierce Sebring Jack Block George A. Sprinkel IV Lake Butler David Langford Brevard Harvey Shenberg John H. Adams David L. Reiman TitusuiWe Bernard R. Jaffe Hillsborough Steven Igallace Volusia Stein M. Fooler Harry Catherine Tampa Janis Halker DeLand Peter Haddad Green Melvia B. Jim Arnold Jose Ramon Rodriguez Michael McDermott Martin Budnick Jack M. Coe Debra Behnke Dorothy Russell H. Pope Hamrick, Jr. John C. Adkins Marvin H. Gillman Sam D. Pendino Charles N. Prather Darrel Carnell Tonya L. Baccus Starkman Milton I. Donald F. Castor Bronson Hamson D. Griffin William T. McCluan Pollock Theotis Nancy J. Ed Hinson Hubert L. Grimes Broward Robert M. Deehl Walter B. Heinrich Osceola Shawn Briese Leon Goldstein Ft. Lauderdale Harvey Charles R. Wilson Kissimmee John Roger Smith Ana-Maria Carnesoltas Kathleen A. Kearney Perry A. Little RonaId Legendre (vacancy) Paul L. Backman Joan A. Lenard Barbara Fleischer Lawrence J. Davis Philip Cook Wakulla Robert S. Zack Robert Henry Bonanno Palm Beach Leonard Feiner Arthur Maginnis Gasper J. Ficarrotta Craw ford pi lie Thomas G. O' Connell West Palm Beach Mike Carter Jay Spechler Peter M. Evans Steven G. Shutter Arthur Winton Holmes Walton Boni Gary L. Vonhof Barry Steven Seltzer Murray Klein fay DeFunisk Springs Bernard S. Shapiro Robert Earl Brown David C. Clark Harvey Ford Howard H. Hamson, Jr. Lewis R. Lindsey John Gaudiosi Henry Ludwig Indian River Oppen born, Jr. Robert Steven Schwartz Washington William Walter Herring Vero Beach William A. Bollinger Chipley Calvin R. Mapp Brian Phillip Kay James B. Balsiger Robert V. Parker Perry E. Wells Larry Seidlin Cindy S. Lederman Joe Wild Gerald J. Igein Robeft M. Gross Linda Raspolich Pratt Howard C. Berman Johnson Harvey Baxter Jackson June LaRan Marianne Debozah Dale Pucillo Leonard Lamer Stafford Roger A. Silver Gerald D. Hubbart Woodrow Wilson Hutcher Kathleen Kroll Zebedee Waldo Wright John L. Phillips Susan Lebow Eli Breger Jefferson Adderly I.C. Smith Tom Lynch Alfonso Leo Monti cello George A. Breacher Steve Levine Felix A. Johnston Pasco Stanley bl. Goldstein Dade City Calhoun Murray Meyerson Lafayette William H. Seaver Blountstown Celeste Hardee Muir Mayo Dan C. Rasmussen Philip J. Knight Juan Ramirez, Jr. Harlow H. Land, Jr. Mare H. Salton Charlotte Jeffrey Rosinek Panta Gorda John P. Shannon MARCH-APRIL 1989 ~~~jj~jj~a~jj~u~a~jj~jjBRKKBH~u~jj~laRKKBBjj~jjj~~~) PKOMDAS

U.S. SEAWAY ES ll EEPM ENYAVIVES, ~~B~B~ei~l~H~B~H~H~B~O~B~H~H~BC~ U. S. SENATORS BOB GRAHAM (D) CONNIE MACK (R) Born Coral Gables, November 9, 1936Edu- Born Philadelphia, PA, October 29, 1940 cation BA Degree, University of Florida, (he is the grandson of legendary baseball 1959; Law Degree, Harvard, 1962 Wife manager and owner of Philadelphia Adele Children Four Career Elected to Flor- Athletics) Education degree in marketing ida House of Representative, 1966; to Flor- and business from University of Florida, ida Senate in 1970, and served there eight 1966; Wife Priscilla Children Two Church years; chosen by vote of his colleagues to Catholic Career 16 years in banking, receive the Allen Morris "Most Valuable including five as President of the Florida Senator" award in 1973; inaugurated to National Bank of Lee County (Fort Myers); first term as Governor in January, 1979; served in U.S. House of Representatives Senator Graham reelected for a second term in November, 1982-1988; elected to U.S. Senate in 1988; 1982, sought greater federal participation charter member of Congressional Leaders in fighting drug smuggling; supported capi- United for a Balanced Budget (CLUBB); tal punishment by signing many death supports legislation to give the President a warrants; was credited with accomplish- line-item veto on the Federal Budget ments in the areas of economic develop- Honors Outstanding Young Man Award, ment, education, human services, law Florida Jaycees, 1975; Director, Chairman enforcement, growth management and of the Board, Cape Coral Hospital, 1975-77; environmental issues; elected to the U.S. Founding Chairman of the Board, Palmer Senate in 1986Background His father, Ern- Drug Abuse Program, 1979-80; Director, est R. "Cap" Graham was a former State Metropolitan Fort Myers Chamber of Com- Senator in Florida, and onetime unsuccess- merce; member Cape Coral Memorial Arch ful candidate for Governor; his maternal Committee; charter member, Fort Myers aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Thompson, of DeFuniak Rotary Club; appointed to serve on Bank- Springs, was the state's Motor Vehicle ing and Foreign Relations Committees, Commissioner in the 1950s, and thus the U.S.Senate, 1989;Address 902 Hart Senate first woman to attain "Little Cabinet" sta- Office Senator Mack Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 tus as a departmental administrator (202) 224-5274. Address 241 Dirksen Senate Office Build- ing, Washington, D.C., 20510 (202) 224- 3041. U. S. REPRESENTATIVES 1st District itary served in the U. S. Navy, 1944-46; Eseambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Career served in the Florida House of Walton Counties. Part of Bay County. Representatives, 1972-78; elected to Con- EARL HUTTO (D) gress, 1978 and subsequently; Honors "Golden Bulldog, "Watchdogs of the Treas- Born Midland City, Alabama, May 12, 1926 ury, 1980, '86, '88; "Leadership Award, " Education BS Degree from Troy State Uni- American Security Council, 1982-87; versity, Troy, Alabama, 1949; graduate "Guardian of Small Business Award, " work in broadcasting, Northwestern Uni- National Federation of Independent Busi- versity, Evanston, Illinois, 1951; Wife nese, 1986-88; "Distinguished Service Rep. Hutto Nancy Children Two Church Baptist Mil- Award, " U.S. Navy League, 1988; "Life

26 THE SHERIFF'S STAR " Values Award, American Coalition" for 1941;author of "Laudonniere and Fort" Car- Life, 1988; "Legislative Award, National oline, " 1964; "Settlement of Florida, 1968; Association ofState Boating Law Adminis- "Southernmost" Battlefields of" the Revolu- trators, 1988;member, Armed Services and tion, 1970; "Three Voyages," 1975; "Flori- Merchant Marine & Fisheries Committees da's French Revolution, 1982; Watchdog Address 2435 Rayburn House Office Build- of the Treasury Award, six times; Honorary ing, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225- Doctor of Humanities, University of 4136. Tampa, 1950; Honorary Doctor of Laws, Jacksonville University, 1972 and Edward 2nd District Waters College, 1988;University ofFlorida, Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Columbia, Distinguished Alumnus Award, 1969;Free- Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, doms Foundation Awards, 1951 and 1955; Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Gulf, serving his 21st Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, elected to Congress in 1948; Liberty, Madison, Suwannee, Taylor, consecutive term; holds all-time record in Rep. Grant Union, Wakulla and Washington Counties. Congress for not missing a single legisla- Portions of Bay and Clay Counties. tive vote on any roll call in more than 37 BILL GRANT (R) years. Address 2107 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) February 21, 1943 Born Lake City, Florida, 225-2501. Education Florida State University, B.S. Degree, 1963; Class President, Gold Key 4th District Honorary, Student Senate, Lambda Chi Flagler, St. Johns and Volusia Alpha; graduate of American Institute of Counties. Portions of Duval, Clay Banking Prior Occupation Banker Child- and Putnam Counties. in ren Two Church Baptist Career Served CRAIG T. JAMES (R) Florida Senate 1983 through 1986; elected to U.S. House of Representatives in 1986 Born Augusta, Georgia, May 5, 1941Educa- Family Background Great-grandfathers tion Stetson University, BSC Degree, 1963; John H. Grant and John Hall served in Stetson Law School, JD Degree, 1967; Wife Florida House of Representatives fiom Katherine Church Baptist Prior Occupa- Suwannee County in early 1900s Affilia- tion Attorney; practiced law in DeLand, Rep. Bennett tions Past President, Rotary, Jaycees, Mad- Florida for 21 years; before he was elected ison County Chamber of Commerce, to the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida 4-H Foundation, Independent 1988 he was a senior partner in the James, Bankers of Florida; Board of Directors, Zimmerman and Paul law firm Military Florida Bankers Association and Inde- National Guard, 1963-65; U. S. Army pendent Bankers Association of America; Reserve, 1965-69 Committee Assignments District Vice President, Florida Forestry Veterans Affairs and Judiciary Address Association Honors Received awards for 1408 Longworth House Office Building, outstanding legislative service from many Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-4035. organizations, including Florida Associa- tion of School Administrators, Florida 5th District Medicine Farm Bureau, Florida Veterinary Seminole County and portions of Association, Florida Association of Exten- Orange and Lake Counties. Association of sion Professionals, Florida BILL McCOLLUM (R) Home Health Agencies and Florida School Association Address 1330 Long- Born Brooksville, Florida, July 12, 1944. Board Rep. James worth House Office Building, Washington, Education BA and Juris Doctor Degrees, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-5235. University of Florida; Wife Ingrid Children Three Military Officer in Judge Advocate 3rd District General's Corps, U. S. Navy, 1969-72; U. S. nassau County. Portions of Duval County. Naval Reserve; Career Practicing attorney CHARLES E. BENNETT (D) in Orlando, 1973-80; elected to fifth term of Congress in 1988; served as member of Born Canton, New York, December 2, 1910. Executive Council of Orange County Bar Education AB and JD Degrees, University Association for six years; Chairman, of Florida Prior Occupation Attorney Wife Republican Executive Committee of Semi- Jean Chi ldren Three Church Christian Mi l- nole County, 1976-80; member, Kiwanis itary Captain, U. S. Army, World War II; Club, Florida Blue Key, Omicron Delta leader of guerrillas in Northern Luzon Kappa, University of Florida Hall ofFame; mountain jungle fighting; awarded Silver among Outstanding Young Men in Amer- Star, Bronze Star, Philippines' Legion of ica, 1976; regularly listed in Who's Who in Honor and Gold Cross; French Legion of American Law, Who's Who in American Honor; Career Served in Florida House, Politics and Who's Who in America; served Rep. McCollum

MARCH-APRIL 1989 27 on Judiciary Committee and Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee; on 8th District House Committee investigating Iran- Most of Pinellas County. Contra affair; also on Crime Subcommit- C. W. BILL YOUNG (R) tee; Address 1507 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) Born Harmarville, Pennsylvania, 225-2176. December 16, 1930 Prior Occupation Insu- rance executive Church Methodist Military 6th District Florida National Guard, 1948-57; Career Florida State Senate 1960-1970; elected to Alaehua, Citrus, Hernando, Marion and Sumter Counties. Portions of 92nd Congress in 1970, reelected to each Lake, Paseo and Putnam Counties. subsequent Congress; serves on Appropria- CLIFF STEARNS (R) tions Committee; member Republican Con- gressional Executive Committee on Rep. Stearns Born Washington, D.C., April 16, 1941Edu- Committees; Delegate to every Republican cation graduated from George Washington National Convention from 1968 through University with a degree in Electrical Engi- 1988; first Minority Leader of Florida neering Wife Joan Children Three Church Senate; Allen Morris Award for 1967, Presbyterian Military U.S. Air Force four "Effectiveness in Debate"; Florida Press years, discharged with rank of Captain Corps "Most Valuable Senator Award"; Prior Occupation started his own business Honors CIA "Seal Medallion", American by purchasing a small, dilapidated motel in Legion, AMVETS, VFW and DAV; Award Massachusetts in 1972; over next 11 years of Merit from President's Commission on he developed Stearns House, Inc., a motel Employment of the Handicapped; "Watch- management company with five motels dog of the Treasury" award, 92nd through and three restaurants in Marion and Ala- 100th Congresses; "Guardian of Small Bus- chua Counties Committee Assignments iness" award, 92nd through 100th Con- Veterans Affairs (subcommittee: Oversight gresses; Freedom Foundation of Valley and Investigations); Banking, Finance and Forge Honor Certificate; Suncoast Tiger Urban Affairs (subcommittees: Financial Bay 1984 Benjamin Franklin Distin- Institutions, Housing and Community Rep. Gibbons guished Leadership Award; Address 2407 Development, International Development) Rayburn House Office Building, Washing- Address 1630 Longworth House Office ton, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-5961. Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-5744. 9th District Portions of Hillsborough 7th District Paseo and Pinellas Counties Portions of Hillsborough County. MICHAEL BILIRAKIS (R) SAM M. GIBBONS (D) Born Tarpon Springs, Florida, July 16, Born Tampa, Florida, January 20, 1920; 1930; Education BS degree in engineering, Education public schools of Tampa; JD University of Pittsburgh, 1959;accounting, Degree, University of Florida, 1947; Prior George Washington University, 1959-60; Occupation 15years as attorney in Tampa; JD Degree, University of Florida, 1963; Wi fe Martha Children Three Church Presb- Prior Occupations businessman, attorney, yterian Military Major, U. S. Army, World petroleum and geophysical engineer, War II; 501st Parachute Infantry, 101stAir- government contract negotiator, steel Rep. Young borne Division; awarded Bronze Star; worker; Wife Evelyn Children Two Church Career President, University of South Flor- Greek Orthodox Military U.S. Air Force, 4 ida Foundation; served in Florida House of years, Korean conflict; Career Small Representatives, 1952-58; Florida Senate, Claims Judge, Pasco County, 1970-72; 1958-62; recipient of University of Florida's Associate Municipal Judge, Tarpon Distinguished Alumnus Award; elected to Springs and New Port Richey; elected to Congress in 1962; reelected subsequently; U.S.House ofRepresentatives, 1982and for chairman of Trade Subcommittee of Ways subsequent two-year terms; appointed to and Means Committee; member of Joint Veterans Affairs, Energy and Commerce Committee on Taxation; Address 2204 Ray- Committees, Task Force on the Elderly, burn House Office Building, Washington, Task Force on Foreign Policy, Congres- D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3376. sional Human Rights Caucus, Congres- sional Sun Belt Council, Social Security Caucus, Task Force on Education; Honors Citizen of the Year, Tarpon Springs, 1972- 73; Founder and Charter President, Tarpon Springs Volunteer Ambulance Rep. Bilirakis Service;

THE SHERIFF'S STAR member AHEPA; 32nd Degree Mason and 12th District Shriner; Address 1530 Longworth House Glades, Hendry, Highlands, Martin, Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 Okeechobee, and St. Lucie Counties. (202) 225-5755. Parts of Collier, Indian River and Palm Beach Counties. 10th District TOM LEWIS (R) DeSoto, Hardee, Manatee and Polk Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October Counties. Part of Osceola County. 26, 1924; Education Palm Beach Junior ANDY IRELAND (R) College and University of Florida; Wife Marian Children Three Church Methodist Born Cincinnati, Ohio, August 23, 1930; Military U.S. Air Force, World War II and Education Yale University, Degree in Korean conflict; Prior Occupation corpo- Industrial Administration, School of Engi- rate executive, Pratt k Whitney Aircraft School of Banking of the South, neering; Co., 1957-1973; Real Estate and Invest- Rep. Ireland Louisiana State University; Wife Nancy ments, beginning in 1972; Career Mayor- Children Four Church Episcopal Career /Councilman, N. Palm Beach, 1964-1971; chairman of the board of three banks; Florida House of Representatives, 1972- extensive work with Florida Bankers Asso- 1980; Florida Senate, 1980-1982; elected to ciation and American Bankers Associa- U.S.House ofRepresentatives, 1982and for tion; past president, Winter Haven subsequent two-year terms; Honors named Chamber of Commerce; director and Legislator of the Year from Palm Beach member of Executive Committee, Florida County by Association for Retarded Citi- Citrus Showcase; Winter Haven City Com- zens and Florida Association of Realtors, missioner, 1966-68; member, Polk County 1977; also Senator of the Year Award from Democratic Executive Committee; Retarded Citizens and Realtors, 1981; Lib- member, Board of Directors, Girls Clubs of erty Bell Award for community service Winter Haven and Dixie Youth Baseball; from Palm Beach County Bar Association; elected to House in 1976;reelected for subse- Allen Morris Award for Most Effective quent two-year terms; serving on the First Term Senator, 1982; Vice President Services Committee and Small Bus- Armed and President of U.S. House Freshman Rep. Nelson iness Committee; Address 2416 Rayburn Republican Class, 1983 and 1984; Man of Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) the Year, United Cerebral Palsy of the 225-5015. Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast; 1988 President, Florida State Soc.; Address 1216 11th District Longworth Building, Washington, D.C., Brevard County. Portions of Orange, 20515 (202) 225-5792. Indian River and Osceola Counties BILL NELSON (D) 13th District Born In Florida, September 29, 1942; Edu- Charlotte, Lee and Sarasota Counties, Part of Collier County. cation Melbourne High School, 1960; B.A. , Yale University, 1965; J.D., University of PORTER GOSS (R) Virginia School of Law, 1968; Wife Grace Born Waterbury, CT, November 26, 1938 Children Two Religion Christian Military Education Yale University, B.A. Degree, Captain, U.S. Army Reserve, 1965-71, Magna Cum Laude Wife Mariel Children active duty, 1968-70; Career admitted to Four Church Presbyterian Prior Occupa- Florida House Florida Bar, 1968; elected to tion CIA as clandestine services officer, Rep. Lewis of Representatives, 1972, and reelected sub- 1962-1972; small business owner (varied sequently; Honors Outstanding Young activities), Investor Political Career Coun- Out- Man in America, 1972; one of Five cilman and Mayor, City of Sanibel (4 terms, standing Young Men in Florida, 1975;Flor- 1974-1982); Lee County Commissioner, ida Democrat of 1975; elected U. S. (1983-1988); Chairman, Lee County Com- Representative, 1978 and subsequently; mission (1985-86); elected to U.S. House of member of Science, Space and Technology Representatives, 1988 Honors National Committee and Chairman, Subcommittee Audubon Society, Director; State Advisory on Space Science and Applications; also Committee on Coastal Management, member of Banking, Finance and Urban Chairman; Environmental Land Manage- Affairs Committees; first U.S. Representa- ment Study Committee; II West Coast tive to fly in Space Shuttle, 1986; Address Inland Navigational District, Vice Chair- 2404 Rayburn House Office Building, man; Metropolitan Planning Organiza- Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3671. tion, Past Chairman; Southwest Florida Regional Airport, Port Commissioner; Can- Chairman ofthe Board; Lee terbury School, Rep. Goss

MARCH-APRIL 1989 29 County Mental Health Center, Director; and a member of the American, Florida J.N. "Ding" Darling, Foundation, Director- and Broward County Bar Associations; /Chairman Address 509 Cannon Building, Past President, National Conference of Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-2536. Republican Mayors; appointed by Presi- dent Ford, U. S. Special Ambassador to 14th District Papua, New Guinea; served on Executive Portions of Broward and Committee of Republican National Com- Palm Beach Counties. mittee; Address 440 Cannon House Office HARRY A. JOHNSTON II (D) Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3026. Born West Palm Beach, Florida, December 2, 1931;Education Virginia Military Insti- tute, BA Degree, 1953; University of Flor- 16th District ida, LL.BDegree, 1958;captain, swimming Portions of Dade and Broward Counties. Rep. Johnston team; President, Honor Court; President, LAWRENCE J. SMITH (D) Law School Legal Fraternity Wife Mary Born Brooklyn, N.Y. April 25, 1941Educa- Otley Children Two Church Presbyterian , tion New York University, Brooklyn Law Military U.S.Army armored division, 1953- School, LLB Degree, 1964 and JD Degree, 55 Career Attorney in West Palm Beach; 1967 Wife Sheila Children Two Religion elected to Florida Senate, 1974, served Jewish Career Governor's Task Force on through 1986; President of Senate, 1984-86; Criminal Justice Systems, 1980-81; Holly- voted "Most Valuable Member" of Senate wood Planning and Zoning Board, 1974- St. Petersburg received by Times, 1981; 1977 (Chairman, 1976 and 1977); Broward Crime Fighter Award from Florida Depart- County Advisory Board, 1978; Florida ment of Law Enforcement in 1984; Legisla- House of Representatives, 1978-1982; tor of the Year Award from Florida Health elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Care Association; 1985; Child Advocate of 1982 and for subsequent two-year terms; the Year Award from Child Advocacy Honors Friend of Education Award from Board of Palm Out- Beach County, 1986; Brow ard County Classroom Teachers' standing Lawyer-Legislator Award from Association, 1979-1980;Civitan Man of the Florida Bar, 1978; Allen Morris Awards: Rep. Shaw Year, 1982; Jewish National Fund Man of Most Effective in Debate, 1982; Most Effec- the Year, 1982; President, South Broward tive in Committee, 1983; Most Effective Bar Association, 1977-1979; member, Bro- Member of Senate, 1983; Rotary Founda- ward County Democrat Executive Commit- tion Paul Harris Fellowship, 1984 Other tee, 1973-1978; received Environmental Honors Past President of Palm Beach Uni- Legislators Award from Broward County ted Way, Palm Beach County Bar Associa- Sierra Club, 1983; Address 113 Cannon ' tion and West Palm Beach Rotary Club; 'y' 'pl. Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Children's , (202) Past Chairman, Service Council 225-7931. of Palm Beach County, a special taxing district created in 1986 to address child- 17th District ren's needs Address 1517Longworth Build- Portions of Dade County. t&'If(];If' ing, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-3001. WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) Born Selma, Alabama, October 5, 1913. 15th District Education Graduate, University of Ala- Most of Broward County. bama, 1934.Prior Occupation Buick dealer Smith Rep. E. CLAY SHAW, JR. (R) Wife Joan Children Two Religion Jewish Career member, Dade Born Miami, Florida, April 19, 1939;Educa- County School 1966-70; School tion Bachelor's Degree, Business Adminis- Board, Board Chairman, 1970-72; elected to the tration, Stetson University, 1961;Master' s U. S.House of Repre- sentatives in Degree, Accounting, University of Ala- 1972 and subsequently; bama, 1963; Juris Doctor, Stetson Univer- member, Appropriations Committee, and Chairman of Subcommittee on Transporta- sity Law School, 1966; Wife Emilie tion; member, U. S. Holocaust Memorial Children Four Church St. Anthony' s, Ft. Council; member, Select Lauderdale Career Assistant City Attorney Committee on Children, Youth and of Fort Lauderdale, 1968;Chief City Prosec- Families; Address 2347 Rayburn House Office utor, 1968-69; Associate Municipal Judge, Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 1969-71; City Commissioner, 1971-73; Vice (202) 225-4211. Mayor, Ft. Lauderdale, 1973to 1975;Mayor 1975to 1979;elected to U. S.Congress, 1980 and reelected for subsequent two-year terms. He is a Certified Public Accountant Rep. Lehman

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 18th District 19th District Portions of Dade County. Monroe County. Portions of Dade County. CLAUDE PEPPER (D) DANTE B. FASCELL (D)

Born Dudleyville, Alabama, September 8, Born Bridgehampton, Long Island, N.Y., 1900; Education AB Degree, University of March 9, 1917Education public schools of Alabama, 1921;LLB Degree, Harvard Law Miami; J.D. Degree, University of Miami, School, 1924; J.D., 1969, &om Harvard; 1938; Prior Occupation Attorney Wife holds honorary LLD Degrees from five Uni- Jeanne-Marie Children Two Military U. S. versities; Prior Occupation Attorney Army, WW II; saw action in African, Sic- Church Baptist Career Instructor of law, ilian and Italian campaigns; Career served University of Arkansas, 1924-25; served in in Florida House of Representatives, 1951- Florida House of Representatives, 1929-30; 54; named "One of Ten Most Outstanding Florida State Board of Public Welfare, Members of the House, " 1951 and 1953; Rep. Pepper 1933-34; elected to U. S. Senate, 1936; ree- named by Florida Jaycees as "One"of Five lected in 1938and 1944; has been serving in Outstanding Men in the State, 1951; the House since 1963; delegate or alternate appointed by the President to the U.S.Dele- to 11 Democratic National Conventions, gation, 24th General Assembly of the Uni- and Chairman of the Florida delegation in ted Nations; Chairman, Foreign Affairs 1940 and 1944; delegate to the Interparlia- Committee; Chairman, Arms Control, mentary Union from the U.S.Senate at the International Security and Scientific Hague, 1938, and at Dublin, 1950, also dele- Affairs Subcommittee; Vice Chairman, gate from the House to 15 meetings of the Select Committee to Investigate Covert Union from 1975 through 1983; member, Arms Transactions to Iran; Member, Select House Select Committee on Aging, and Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Con- Chairman of Subcommittee on Health and trol; member and former chairman, Com- Long Term Care; Chairman, House Rules mission on Security and Cooperation in Committee. Address 2239 Rayburn Build- Europe; has served in the U.S. House of ing, Washington D.C., 20515(202) 225-3931. Representatives since 1954; Address 2354 Rayburn House Office Building, Washing- ton, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-4506. Rep. Fascel

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MARCH-APRIL 1989 31 Broward School Board Robert Waldrop Population Robert C. Lynch 1,180,985 Mac Horton County Seat 4 Vicky Matthews Ft. Lauderdale Sara Devos Sheriff Nick Navarro Citrus Clerk'of Circuit Court Population Robert E. Lockwood 81,863 Property Appraiser County Seat William Markham Inverness Tax Collector Sheriff Joseph Rosenhagen Charles S. Dean ", ' Supervisor of Elections . lt", Clerk of Circuit Court ~y;, 4yggei, ;;.~„;~'@W4eIIfi, , Jane C. Carroll Betty J. Strifler "+uuttff'ip'fIpf@l. g@~ Sohool Superintendent Property Appraiser ' ~ Virgil L. Morgan ' Charles H. Allen '"Qf5~6I.''I'T~'"Itive;Q~4f''Fib''@'sj'@cgeIul i Commissioners ', Tax Collector sy@teto, :angJgge t4eeftfgfwt'~Weuf~Igk„, ; . Gerald Thompson Norine S. Gilstrap ' 'thts"yubiiu@+'n Sylvia Poitier Supervisor of Elections ~„"the'4~ik. 'Bttui&I Ed Kennedy '- '"" Wilma Anderson ''fthm"51t'gIQ"'CcivtftIIftnuInk. """"'. ""':,", , Scott I. Cowan School Superintendent John Hart '. Carl Austin "~ue:of:Poy@gttku@; Fii@e'ets Nicki E. Grossman Commissioners Lori Nance Parrish f&iet p')pptIii'itN'on ~eIgtts'0'8 in this Nick Bryant ~tg School Board William Hudson Eileen Schwartz J. I~Is est~~nnt'ttes 'yubbsh@4 by the BuIeiu'"ef' S. Wilbur H. Langley, Sr. ' Don Samuels Re~enu~~ktcftuf'i Bufun~'~ch @thegtti- Hank Cohen " '"' Diana Wasserman ' "" Wayne Weaver @Me',:jt'14IgI4It,'4 4'@ '64tunt'Ies"IIjititgIut'e' ymmIgIty;, j, Toni J. Siskin School Board the 19@'Q.siliI'gies'jjf then', electeti:uf6~' Jan R. Cummings David Langer Robert D. Parks Ruth Ann Derrico Neil Sterling M. F. Zellner Calhoun David Watson Karen Johnson Population Alachua Steve Kennedy Tax Collector 9,720 Clay Melvin Dowling Esther S. Hall County Seat Population Clifton Barton Supervisor of Elections Population Blountstown 325 179,715 School Board Jeneva M. Flynn 95, Sheriff County Seat County Seat Joe B. Crews School Superintendent W. G. Smith ( Buddy) Green Cove Springs Gainesville James David Crews Jim Duncan Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Lois Irene Yarborough Commissioners Sheriff Willie D. Wise Clarence L. "Lu" Hindery Dwight Crews Ross Chandler Dalton Bray J. Property Appraiser Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court Todd A. McCullough E. L. Norman of Circuit Court Frank Stone John A. Curtis Powers Maxie Carter, B. Keene Jr. Tax Collector Property Property Appraiser Bay Joe Riddick Appraiser Barbara A. Davis Wayne G. Weeks Edward A. Crapo Population Wilbur Waters Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Tax Collector 129,679 School Board Martin Sewell James F. Bishop, Jr. County Seat Jimmie Scott Ruth D. Lee School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections Panama City James T. Wainwright Darryl Taylor J. K. Irby Sheriff Leonard Schlofman Dorothy K. Holt Commissioners School Superintendent School Superintendent Guy Tunnell James Watson Donnell Whitfield Dr. Douglas Magann Clerk of Circuit Court Evelyn Chastain Ann B. Wiggins James M. Dillard Commissioners Commissioners Harold Bazzel Ellis Brevard H. Melvin Dale S. Wilson George Dekle, Jr. Property Appraiser Willie Truman Grant Kate Barnes Richard Davis Population Garry C. McIntyre Monroe Cox Dennis M. Frushone Leveda Brown Tax Collector 371,735 School Board Penelope Wheat Donnell Brookins County Seat O'Bryan James Jett Sonny Ronald L. Stotler Thomas Coward Supervisor of Elections Titusville Edward F. Holley School Board Gladys A. Chapman Sheriff School Board Ralph Shelton John Frank Lagotic School Superintendent Claude W. Miller Thrasher Columbus Jackson George Bush Barbara Gallant Jack W. Simonson Clerk of Circuit Court Eunice Hill Charles Chestnut III Commissioners Raymond C. Winstead, Jack Eckdahl James W. Longstreth Mike Nelson Jr. Charlotte Charles H. Mount Martha Maxwell Margaret Nattress J. Ralph Burgess Property Appraiser Population Baker S. Richard Seltzer Jim Ford 88,230 Collier Harold T. Phillips Tax Collector County Seat Population Tommy M. Cooley C. N. "Newt" Jones Punta Gorda Population 18,364 School Board Supervisor of Elections Sheriff 126,631 County Seat County Seat Tommy Smith Shirley P. Baccus Richard H. Worch Naples Macclenny Mrs. Deane Bozeman School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff J. Earl Cochran Abraham L. Barbara T. Scott Sheriff Don Hunter Joe Newmans Linda Grantham Collins worth Property Appraiser Clerk of Clerk of Circuit Court Dr. Robert Young Commissioners Oliver Lowe Circuit Court James C. Giles Harry Richardson Bradford Truman Scarborough, Tax Collector Property Appraiser Jr. Property Appraiser L. Victor Desguin Sam Gary Barber Population Roger W. Dobson Elections J. Colding Supervisor of Tax Collector Tax Collector 24, 120 Carol Senne Judy Anderson Gene Harvey County Seat Sue Schmitt School Guy L. Carlton Superintendent Supervisor Supervisor of Elections Starke Thad Altman Robert Bedford of Elections John J. Barton Sheriff School Board Commissioners Mary Morgan School School Superintendent Kenneth Etheridge Larry Williamson Bill Noel Superintendent Dr. Tim Starling Clerk of Circuit Court Vera Walker John A. Hufnagel Thomas L. Richey Commissioners Ray Norman John W. Baker Bill Burdick Commissioners Richard Watson Goodwin Property Appraiser Lynn Demetriades David H. Schmidt Shanahan George W. Knabb Jimmy Alvarez Kathy Carlson Jack Lotz Max Hasse, Jr. Michael J. Volpe

32 THE SHERIFF'S STAR School Superintendent Collector Saunders Property Appraiser Clarence Suggs Tax Burt L. Ponder Brown Anne Newton D. Keen School Board C. T. Regina Patricia Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Goodnight Tax Collector Stan Jordan Boaworth Buford Braxton Holly Green Board Quitmon Brown Bill School Jack Nooney Edward Kubicki School Superintendent Albert Bruggemeyer Supervisor of Elections E. Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Edward Tolliver Linda G. Taylor A. Faerber, Jr. David Thornton Nelson Donald D. Buckley Jimmy G. Mosconis Commissioners Cook School Superintendent Deborah Dr. Samuel P. Nesbitt Percy Mock Charlotte Durno Kelvin Adrian H. Cline Geraldine Wendell C. Parker School Board John B. Coffey F. G. McClintock Commissioners John E. Johnson Escambia Doug Creamer Debbie L. Mann Kermit E. Roan Will S. Kendrick Bfil Petersen Columbia Larry G. Fiegel Population Noah Lockley, Sr. William Busbee 419 William R. Wagoner School Board Population Ed Horton 278, County Seat B.W. "Sam" Neel Deborah F. Lundy 41,506 R.V. Griffin Seat School Board Pensacola Kathleen Browning County Sheriff Gadsden Mike Pressley Lake City Rodney Hollingsworth Ronnie D. Allen Charlie Johnson Population Tom Gaskins, Jr. Sheriff Circuit Court Elmer G. Close Tramel Phyllis M. NeSmith Clerk of 46,187 Tom Ernie Lee Magaha Clerk of Circuit Court Marion Carroll County Seat Gulf Cason James Westberry Comptroller Quincy Dewitt A. Flowers Population Appraiser Joe Sheriff Property Dixie Property Appraiser 12,001 J. Doyle Crews W. A. Woodham Population John R. Jones, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Tax Collector Collector Port St. Joe 9,866 Tax Nicholas Thomas H. Ray Walker Bell, III Sheriff of Elections County Seat Matt Langley Property Appraiser Supervisor Supervisor of Elections Al Harrison Carolyn D. Kirby Cross City George Hamilton Sheriff Joe Oldmixon Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent Lister Lane Glen Dyals School Su perintendent W. Dale Summerford Benny C, Diane Property Appraiser Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Pete Payton Supervisor of Elections Kesley Colbert Williams Joe Hubert Allen Commissioners Deniver Hutchinson Ronald Tax Collector Joel S. Niblack Property Appraiser Dave Pavlock School Superintendent Hal Chewning, Sr. Kenneth Kelson Robert H. Bryant Eda Ruth Taylor Ludie Shipp Supervisor of Elections Witt Tax Collector Willie J. Junior Commissioners Kenneth E. Cora Sue Robinson James H. Montgomery Idelle Hatcher Muriel W. Wagner Jim C. Cooper Supervisor of Elections Wilson B. Robertson Paul Nicholson School Superintendent School Board Walter Wilder Haltiwanger Sherry C. Mills School Board James E. Peacock B. Jack T. Morris Commissioners Campbell School Superintendent Barbara Forrest Davis, Jr. Harvey Jenkins Jimmy O. Gortman H. Anders Allen Harden Elmer Harry K. Holt Richard Douglas Birmingham Hudson Commissioners Eric Eggen School Board Keith C. Edward Stanford, Sr. James E. Creamer Glenn Hunter C. W. Stephenson Harold J. Henderson Alton J. Land Jim C. Bailey H. Jefferson Davis, Jr. Nathan Peters, Jr. Dade Leroy E. Evans Flagler William E. Potter Donald B. Parker Edward R. Osteen William K. Pitts, Jr. School Board Population Population Oscar Redd 427 James T. Valentine Witt Campbell 1,802, 19,243 Ted L. Whitfield, Jr. County Seat School Board Paul U. Corbin County Seat Gilchrist James L. Hanlon, Sr. Miami Bunnell David L. Byrd Sheriff (Director of Teddy Cobb Population Sharon Snellgrove. Sheriff Gene Raffield Metro-Dade Robert E. McCarthy 7,098 Police Dept. ) Tommy Cooper County Seat Hamilton J. D. Cannon Clerk of Circuit Court Fred Taylor Shelton B. Barber Trenton Population Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff 355 P. Brinker Duval Property Appraiser 9, Richard John W. Seay James H. Floyd County Seat Property Appraiser Population Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Jasper Robbins Tax Joel W. 664,132 Suzette Pellicer Jackie R. Barron Sheriff Collector Tax County Seat Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Harrell Reid Fred Ganz Jacksonville D. Ray Harrison, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Elections Etta Peterson Supervisor Sheriff School Superintendent Tax Collector Elaine Rozier David Leahy James E. McMillan Kaupke WW Welch Property Appraiser Superintendent Don V. School Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Supervisor of Elections David Goolsby, Jr. A. Fernandez Cook Joseph Henry W. Albert F.P. Jones Susan J Bryant Tax Collector Commissioners Property Appraiser W. Durrance School Superintendent Norma J. Cook Schreiber Thomas Barry D. Ernie Mastroianni Jim Peura Carl M. Williams Supervisor of Elections Valdes Jorge E. Tax Collector John A. Clegg Commissioners Sally M. Sapp M. Carey Roberts Barbara Lynwood Merhl Shoemaker Addy Jones School Superintendent S. Winn Elections Sherman Supervisor of School Board Cecil Corbin Owen Hinton, Jr. Harvey Ruvin Tommie R. Bell Andy Anderson W. B. Mathis, Jr. Commissioners Joe Gersten School Superintendent Dance Jimmie Sheffield Lamar Hill Dusseau Nancy Charles Herb Sang C. King Emory J. Philman W.J. Driggers Hawkins Herschel Larry Councilmen-at-Large Wilson School Board Lewis Vaughn P. Clark, Mayor Theda M. Stephen Don Davis Dennis M. Fitzgerald Gary E. Rexroat J. Wade Bullard School Board James Wells Raymond D. Leon McGauley Robert Renick Terry R. Wood Franklin Hutchinson School Board Turner William H. Matt Carlucci Population Elvin Mathews W. P. Griffin, Jr. Rosa C. Feinberg Eric Smith Carol A. Hyde Waylon Bush Braddock 8,538 G. Holmes Councilmen County Seat Woodrow H. Smith J.T. (Billy) Simon Betsy Kaplan Jim Jarboe Apalachicola Glades Katie Hunter Michael Krop Aubrey M. Daniel Sheriff Mary P. Bembry McAliley Janet R. James F. Tullis Warren Roddenberry Population Dick Kravitz Clerk of Circuit Court 7,357 Hardee DeSoto Myrick Ginny Lee R.P. Rivers County Seat Population Population Deitra Micks Moore Haven Property Appraiser 22,095 890 Evelyn Denise Lee Sheriff 22, John James, Jr. County Seat Seat Ronald D. Jenkins Schram County Tax Collector Charles Wauchula Arcadia Darling Circuit Court Sandra Betty W. Sangaree Clerk of Sheriff Sheriff Joe Forshee L. Beck Supervisor of Elections Jerry Doyle Bryan Varnadore Warren Anthony Jones Appraiser J. L. Doris Shiver Hamm Property Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Sylvia Webb-Thibault Luckey Larry Colemon W. Best Delma Allen Tillie Fowler

MARCH-APRIL 1989 Property Appraiser Sheriff Johnie F. Bradshaw Cindy S. Eade School Carolyn Coker Board Howard Godwin Bobby Johnson, Sr. Becky Stoutamire Ted San S. Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Edwin C. Faglie Curtis Ezelle Timberlake, Sr. Earl Rich Indian River James Boland, Jr. Margaret Sirianni Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Sonny Coker Population Lafayette Suzi Martin C. Raymond McIntyre 83,515 Grace D. Bartleson School Superintendent Tax Collector Population Lee G. Burns County Seat Barbara Wallace J. T. Landress Vero Beach 5,053 Commissioners Supervisor of Elections County Seat Leon Minor Bryant Sheriff Jimmy Whitehouse Mayo Population Benny Albritton Tim Dobeck School Superintendent Clerk Sheriff 176,470 Jim Moye of Circuit Court Ruth E. Handley Jeffrey K. Barton William C. Townsend County Seat Roland Skipper Commissioners Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Tallahassee James W. Harrison Doris Gentry Ricky Lyons Sheriff School Board David Nolte C. F. Howerton Property Appraiser Eddie Boone William R. Lambert, Tax Collector Jr. James L. Gose Tim Walker Clerk of Leon Schrader Gene E. Morris Circuit Court Archie W. Summers Tax Collector Paul F. Hartsfield Mary Ann Cobb "Chip" Supervisor of Elections Claude Ann Robinson Marilyn V. Wimberly Property Appraiser Linda Clark Boring Supervisor of Elections Donald L. Butler School Superintendent C.C. Brand, Jr. School Board Dr. James A. Burns Lana B. Morgan Tax Collector Joseph A. Franza School Hendry Commissioners Superintendent John Chafin Peter H. Pollard Maggie Bowman Randall L. Hewitt Supervisor of Elections Robert Population Fitzgerald, Jr. Carolyn K. Eggert Commissioners Ion Sancho 24,572 Margaret L. Turnbull Don C. Scurlock, Ronald L. Smith School Superintendent Bill Jr. County Seat Gene Smith Gary C. Wheeler Chester McCray Bill Wooley LaBelle Hillsborough Dick Bird Norman E. Jackson Commissioners Sheriff School Board Tweed Jack Byrd Henry Lewis III Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr. Population Gene Waddell Edward Walker Gayle Nelson Clerk of Circuit Court 801,392 Bill Marine School Board Marjorie Turnbull Christine Prat t County Seat Gary Lindsey Hiram Bell Robert K. Property Appraiser Tampa Sandra L. Bowden Henry J. McCray Henderson Sheriff Dale Small Joe N. Idlette, Jr. Ray Buchanan J. Lee Vause Tax Collector Walter C. Heinrich Julian E. Adams Don C. Price Peggy S. Hampton Clerk of Circuit Court Jackson Troney R. Lewis Gary Yordon Supervisor of Elections Richard L. Ake Population Lake School Board Elizabeth J. Foote Property Appraiser 43,729 George Anderson School Superintendent Ron Alderman County Seat Population Donna Uzzell William C. Burke Tax Collector Marianna 137,138 Emily T. Millett Commissioners Melvin B. Smith Sheriff County Seat Patricia A. Kiper Supervisor C. E. Hall of Elections John P. McDaniel Tavares Donna M. Harper Robin Cecil O. Akin C. Krivanek Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff School Levy J. R. Spratt Superintendent Daun Crews George E. Knupp, Jr. Dr. Phillip Roland Raymond Shelton Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Population Robert E. McDaniel, Jr. Commissioners Elizabeth Alford James C. Watkins 23,879 School Board Haven Poe Tax Collector Property Appraiser County Seat Judy Cross Jan Platt Betty Ford Hatcher Ed Havill Bronson Beauford Davidson Pam Iorio Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Sheriff Fred Dyess Rod ney Colson Sylvia D. Stephens T. Keith Hall Ted Glass Rubin John S. McGahee E. Padgett School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Linda Haney James D. Selvey Bill Peacock Emogene W. Stegall Douglas M. McKoy Phyllis Busansky Hernando Commissioners School Superintendent Property Appraiser School Board S. D. Johnson Tom Sanders Francis D. Akins Glenn Barrington Population Sidney O. Shores Commissioners Tax Collector Marion 79,718 S. Rodgers Gloria Moreland Charles W. Gregg Donald H. Richburg Yvonne T. County Seat McKitrick P. McDaniel D.B. Bailey Supervisor of Elections Joe Newsome J. Brooksville E. James E. Cloud Richard Swartz Joy S. Smith Sheriff A. Leon Lowry, Sr. School Board Thomas J. Windram School Superintendent Sam Tom Myl and er Rampello Virgil Mixson Michael J. Bakich Will W. Irby III Clerk of Circuit Court Faye Culp James H. Goodson School Board Commissioners Karen Lee Nicolai Holmes Louise Boone Phyllis C. Patten J. Donald Holmes Property Appraiser Norwood Jackson R Jerry Smith Don Foley Lester Samples, Jr. Population B. E. Charles Anna Cowin Wm. Samuel Yearty II Tax Collector 16,289 C. A. Deems II Herschel Anderson Leona Bechtelheimer County Seat Jefferson Raymond F. Newman Elmer Smith Supervisor of Elections Bonifay Population Lee School Board Diane Hysell Sheriff 11,924 Wayne E. Beauchamp School Superintendent John H. Braxton County Seat Population Ted Alexander Dan McIntyre Clerk of Circuit Court Monticello 293,713 Gary Gene Hartley Commissioners Cody Taylor Sheriff County Seat Ricky Lowe Harold Varvel Property Appraiser Ken Fortune Fort Myers Burke E. Brooks Richard C. Jack Faircloth Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Killingsworth Tax Collector Eleanor B. Hawkins John J. McDougall Liberty June Ester Edna Varnum Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Population Henry Ledbetter Supervisor of Elections Steve C. Walker, Jr. Charlie Green 4,974 John E. Richardson Marlin D. Register Tax Collector Property Appraiser County Seat School Board School Superintendent Frances H. Walker Kenneth M. Wilkinson Bristol Joseph V. DeLena Jack Jones Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Sheriff Paul H. Clemons Commissioners Lois M. Ritter Richard L. Steels Harrell W. Revell Louise Boehme Rick Crews School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Leland P. McKeown H.R. Harrison Bill McRae Philinda Young Duncan Hosford Donald Hensley Carlton Treadwell Commissioners School Superintendent Property Appraiser Highlands Jimmy Whitehead Mordaunt Bishop Carl Engel Jerry W. Shuler Wayne Marsh Clifford Brown Commissioners Tax Collector Population School Board Jessie E. Cooksey John E. Manning Lester W. Summers 63,540 Hubert Hendrix Walter B. Edwards, Jr. Donald Slisher Supervisor of Elections County Seat Houston McCormick T. Butler Walker Ray Judah Edna W. Stanley Sebring L. T. Sonny Johnson, School Board Charles Bigelow School Superintendent Jr. Angela B. Freeman William Fussell Robert L. Hill

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Court M. Johnston Commissioners School Superintendent Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Lynda Johnson R.S. Archibald III Gwendolyn Miller Fran Carlton William G. Graham J. L. Sandra S. Richmond Sidney "Gene" Free Commissioners Supervtsor of Electrons County Comptroller Willard Reddick Gail Cross Shirley N. King Martha Haynie Pasco John Troy Sanders Donald R. Greene School Superintendent Property Appraiser B. Arnold W. P. Townley Craig Marsh Ford S. Hausman Population L. Collector School Board T.W. (Tommy) Needham Commtssroners Tax 254,696 Herbert M. Whittaker Glen Fiorello Jim B. Higginbotham Earl K. Wood County Seat Elections Thomas Duggar School Board Hazel Jones Supervisor of Dade City Carter W. L. Potter Betty Cluster Thomas D. Branan, Jr. Betty Sheriff Joseph C. Combs Sharlene Perry James E. Testone School Superintendent Jim Gillum Ras B. Hill James C. Ergle, Jr. Jimmy L. Dr. James L. Schott Clerk of Circuit Court Dr. Carole A. Parrish Higginbotham Commissioners J. E. Pittman Madison Lamar Luffman School Board Vera M. Carter Property Appraiser Linda W. Chapin Population Martin William D. Rodeffer Ted Williams 858 Myra Jane Brock Hal Marston Tax Collector 15, Dorman County Seat Population Robert B. Johnson Tom K. M. "Mike" Olson Madison 88,964 Rita Braddock William Donegan Supervisor of Elections Sheriff County Seat David P. Page School Board Kurt Browning Joe C. Peavy Stuart Lydia Gardner School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Okaloosa William Frangus Thomas E. Weightman Alfred Welch James D. Holt Population Raymond Bassett Commissioners Franklin D. Parsons Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court 149,033 Sylvia Young Debra P. Bassett Marsha G. Stiller Kattie J. Adams Curtis L. Law County Seat Thomas Tax Collector Property Appraiser tview William Ann Hildebrand Cree Barnes Wes Kelley Bob Phillips Sheriff II Allan Safranek, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Larry Gilbert Iris B. Tapley Michael D. Wells O'Steen Kathleen M. Burnette Larry Clerk of Circuit Court Osc cola School Board School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Newman C. Brackin Agnes Davis Deal Gene Stokes Peggy Stewart Robbins Appraiser Population Janet E. Tolar Property 556 Commissioners School Superintendent Howard E. Hilburn 87, Kathleen Wolf Walton F. Poppell Frank T. Brogan Tax Collector County Seat Marcia G. Tyler Kissimmee Clyde King Commissioners Doyle R. Hilton Dorothy S. Mitchell Sheriff Bert Thigpen Frank Wacha Supervisor of Elections Pinellas Marybelle V. James Thomas J. Higgins Pat Hollarn Jon Lane Court Robert Andrews Walter W. Thorn, Jr. School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Population School Board Meggy Hurchalla Pledger V. Sullivan Mel Wills, Jr. 828, 700 Patricia B. Raines Mary E. Dawson Commissioners Property Appraiser County Seat Harold E. McHargue, Jr. School Board Ferrin Campbell, Jr. Robert M. Day Clearwater Edward R. Scott, Sr. Frank Hughes Bill W. Peebles, Jr. Tax Collector Sheriff Clyde Alexander David L. Anderson Kathleen Edeker Murray A. Bronson Everett S. Rice Elections George L. Webb Carole A. Selover Don E. Ware Supervisor of Clerk of Circuit Court Pam Black Michael Mitchell Donna Bryant Karleen F. DeBlaker Manatee Henry A. Childers School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser Monroe Charla Cotton Chris Colombo Jim Smith Population Commissioners Tax Collector 684 Jim Harkins, Jr. 181, Population Charles Owen O. Sanford Jasper County Seat Robert B. Grant 74,523 Moore James Swan Supervisor of Elections Bradenton Bert Pate County Seat Gerald B. Gill John V. Dorothy W. Ruggles Sheriff Key West Larry Whaley School Superintendent Wells Charlie Sheriff Okeechobee Reidy Williams Dr. Scott Rose Clerk of Circuit Court School Board J. Allison DeFoor II Population Commissioners Richard B. Shore, III Court A. Eugene Clerk of Circuit 27,745 George Greer Property Appraiser Danny Kolhage Thompson, Jr. Perkins County Seat Charles E. Rainey Frank Property Appraiser Josephine Chen John Chestnut, Jr. Tax Collector Okeechobee Ervin A. Higgs Sheriff Karen L. Kerr Bruce Tyndall Samuel A. Cornwell, Jr. Timothy D. Williams Tax Collector O.L. Raulerson, Jr. Barbara Sheen Todd Supervisor of Elections M. Bruce DeBord Harry F. Knight Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Bob Sweat Supervisor of Elections John R. Espey Superintendent Gloria J. Ford Palm Beach School Harry L. Sawyer, Jr. The Rev. Albert G. (Gene) Witt Property Appraiser Charles E. School Superintendent Population Blomquist Commissioners Thomas W. Gaughan Dr. Armando J. Tax Collector 790,078 Corrine Freeman Edward W. Chance Henriquez County Seat Chetlain Juanette Shirey Ron Walker Kent C. Commissioners West Palm Beach Barbara Crockett A. Snell Supervisor of Elections J. Kathy Wilhelmina G. Harvey Sheriff Lucile O. Casey Patricia M. Glass Rowena Parkerson Eugene R. Lytton, Sr. School Superintendent Richard P. Wille Robert L. Moore Maxine Hooper Court Doug Jones Danny L. Mullins Clerk of Circuit School Board Michael H. Puto John B. Dunkle Polk Ruby Byrd Commissioners John Stormont Property Appraiser Population Marjorie G. Kinnan Nathaniel Hazellief School Board Rebecca E. Walker 056 Gilbert W. McNeal Elder M. Sumner 389, Robert R. Padron Tax Collector County Seat Elizabeth A. Nevin Clif Bette, Jr. Frank Courtney Williamson Allen C. Clark Bartow Karen Van Ness Jack H. Elections Lee George Ganum Charles W. Harvey Supervisor of Sheriff Jacqueline Winchester Marion Dr. Geraldine T. Caron School Board Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. Ruth Alice Campbell School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Population David Hester Donna Enrico Thomas J. Mills E. D. "Bud" Dixon 174,614 Nassau Commissioners Thomas L. Close Property Appraiser County Seat Karen Marcus Population Robert Joiner James L. Roden Ocala 43,994 Carol A. Roberts Collector Sheriff Stephen M. Kos Tax County Seat Carol J. Elmquist Hobson Strain Moreland Don Fernandina Beach Orange Ron Howard Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Carole Phillips Sheriff Population Helen B. Gienau Frances Thigpin Lawrence E. Ellis School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser 603,339 Clerk of Circuit Court Seat Hugh MacMillan, Jr. Dr. John Stewart Rudy Muckenfuss County Anderson T. J. Greeson Orlando Arthur Comm&ssioners Tax Collector Property Appraiser Gail Bjork Libertore, Olson Sheriff Larry Jr. Thomas James Page Susan Pell Lee Draper Supervisor of Elections Walt Gallagher Dee Brown 35 MARCH-APRIL 1989 Marlene D. Commissioners Young School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Clerk Circuit Ernie Caldwell Havert Fenn of Court Robert W. Hughes Margaret Hamby Harold A. Neil Combee, Judy Culpepper J. Thurmond C. Jr. Commissioners School Superintendent Property School Board Jack Krieger Appraiser Patricia S. Warren Lester D. Padgett Ronnie Kilgore Nancy Simmons Dale Trefelner Robert Sturm Commissioners Jim Minix Tax Collector Dan L. Moody Fred Streetman Herb Hendry Ilene Corbett School Board Spears Keister J. J. Sandra Glenn Edwin Hendry Supervisor of Elections Rubie E. Wilcox Judith C. Miller Jennifer C. Kelley Andrew C. Wood Sandra L. Foots Sherida Crum Andrea R. Whiteley School Board Walter Rowell School Mary N. Goodenow Superintendent Putnam Nancy Warren Lillie M. Greene Roger D. Stokley Thomas Cosa Norman L. Betsinger School Board Samuel Gaines Commissioners Population Ann W. Neiswender Samuel S. Agner, Jr. Donald Edwards 476 "Pat" 62, Santa Rosa Ranee Telson Kenneth Dennis Richard Y. McCauley County Seat Joseph Williams, Jr. Robert L. Durham Wright Palatka Population Alexander, Jr. Billy Ricketson Warren Crum Sheriff 66,221 Sumter Donald V. Wiggins Joseph I. Anderson Taylor Douglas County Seat Population Milton Union School Board Clerk of Circuit Court 29,307 Jackie Edward L. Brooks Sheriff Walker County Seat Population James W. Smith II Property Appraiser Mauriece Coffman, Jr. Bushnell 10,722 Larry Pritchett Clerk of Circuit Court Tommy L. Oaks Sheriff County Seat Michael Tax Collector Gerald F. Barnes H. Falk Jamie Adams Lake Butler Franklin Roberts B. M. "Mike" Noone Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Robert Burgess Bernard R. Shelnutt, Jr. Jerry Whitehead Walton Donald L. Hersey Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Population School Superintendent Barbara Holley Ronald E. Hawkins Margie F. Cason Supervisor of Elections 27,509 C. L. Overturf, Jr. Tax Collector Property Appraiser David County Seat Commissioners E. McDonald Tom Swain Wilford Croft School DeFuniak Springs Andy Nixon Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Bennett Sheriff John Eubanks C. Russell Katherine Lovett Patsy Jones Elixson Samuel Taylor Commissioners Quinn A. McMillian School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Clerk Clyde O. Glisson Millard F. Adams, Jr. of Circuit Court Preston Morgan Babe Roberts Montpetit Catherine John Thompson Billy Lee, Sr. Commissioners King School Superintendent Property Appraiser School Board Bill Lundin Robert (Tom) Dixon James H. Cason III James L. Padgett Leonard R. Barnes Billy Fountain W. T. Blackmon Commissioners Tax Collector William Turnbull David C. Kessler J. William C. Wing Marvin H. Pritchett Jack Little Vivian O. McLendon School Board John L. Stephens Gerald Griffis Supervisor of Elections Elaine Murray Kenneth E. Smith Stanton Gideons, Jr. Sidney Todd Nellie Thompson Raymond S. Rood III L. L. Drinkard School Board Gary Taylor James M. Rigby School Superintendent James R. Edwards Ray Thomas Zane St. Johns Nancy R. Cole D. Merritt W. Sunday Joe School Board Commissioners Population Carol McDaniel Sherman G. Wilson Regina Parrish W. F. Miles 75,133 Rosa Lee Tomberlin Sarasota Morris Dobbs Sam Pridgen County Seat C. Aubrey Caruthers Shands Howard St. Augustine Population Robert G. Fleet Suwannee Betty Lee Emerick Edward Armbruster Sheriff 251,253 Steve Saunders Neil J. Perry County Seat Wilson Holley Population School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Sarasota 231 Volusia 26, Dorothy Herring Carl E. "Bud" Markel Sheriff County Seat Population Susan B. Adkinson Property Appraiser Geoff Monge Live Oak 330,939 Clerk of Circuit Gary Billingsley Fredrick A. Powers Court Sheriff County Seat Tax Collector Karen Rushing C. Ronald Burgess Robert Leonard DeLand Sabra Martin Dennis W. Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff John W. Mikos Hollingsworth John G. Wooley Robert L. Vogel, Washington Tax Collector Jr. Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Penny Lee Halyburton Barbara Ford-Coates Population Lamar Jenkins V. Y. Smith 15,447 School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Joanne Property Appraiser County Seat Otis A. Mason E. Koester George Burnham, Jr. Robert N. Hartman School Chipley Commissioners Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Finance Director Dr. Charles Fowler Sheriff Sarah W. Bailey Marjorie Carmichael Albert W. Gault Commissioners Fred Peel Francis N. Brubaker School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Donald H. Harold Charley Richards Clerk of Circuit Court Charles Blalock, Jr. Katherine S. Odham Travls Pltts Harry Waldron Jim Greenwald Commissioners School Superintendent Property Appraiser Craig Maguire Mabry Carlton Laure B. Roberson, Jr. Dr. James E. Surratt Jeanne McElmurray Ronald E. Wright School Board W. W. Jernigan County Councilmen Tax Thomas L. Allen, Jr. Robert L. Anderson Collector Verneil Johnson Clay Henderson Mary Hodges Pete Weingartner School Board Elliott Elton Scott Big John Supervisor of Elections Barbara Ward Mary M. McAdoo Charles Williams Alice Cycler Marie Canum Mitchell Pamelia A. Mullarkey Dr. Kay Glasser School Board Vicky J. Jackson School Superintendent Sharon L. Hartsell Nancy Detert H. Sam Barnett Robert Tuttle Janice K. Mee Kelly Brock St. Lucie Jessie Philpot Deanie Lowe Commissioners Gene Matthews William W. Howard Roy M. Schleicher "Pat" Population Josh Davis Seminole Eloise M. Boyles School Board Albert 128,381 F. Davis, Sr. J. M. Holtzclaw Dr. Edward John Paul Cook County Seat Population Smotherman 254,837 Taylor Lenzy Corbin Ft. Pierce Alfred C Williams Sheriff County Seat Lou Tracy Population William L. Ross, Jr. School Board Robert C. Knowles Sanford 18,775 Beebe Sheriff S. White Donald Morris Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Ann E. McFall Douglas Dixon John E. Polk Sybil Cope Perry Thelma Wood Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Wakulla Larry Enfinger James W. Bass MaryAnne Morse John Wesley Walker Tax Collector Property Appraiser Population Emma O. Trawick Clerk of Circuit Court 695 Dorothy J. Conrad H.W. (Bill) Suber William 13, LaValle County Seat Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Gertrude Walker Ray Valdes Crawfordville Eldon Sadler Sheriff School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector David F Harvey David DeRuzzo Sandra Goard Arvie J. Tedder

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ALACHUA COUNTY Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Associ- Gainesville ation's Board of Directors. Sheriff L. J. "Lu" Hindery (R) BAY COUNTY Born DeLand, Florida, January 7, 1924 Panama City Education public schools of DeLand; BS Sheriff Guy Tunnell (D) Degree, University of Florida; Two years, U. of F. Law School Wife Eleonore Born Panama City, Florida, August 16, (Honey) Children Three Church Episco- 1951; Education Orlando public schools; AA pal Career Alachua County Sheriff s St. John's River Junior College, Office, 1949; Chief Deputy, 1955; elected Degree; Rollins College, BS and MS, Sheriff in 1976; reelected, 1980, 1984 and Criminal Justice Wife Patty Children 1988; graduate, F.B.I. National Academy; Three Church Baptist Career Orange 000 hours of County Sheriff's Office, Deputy/Detec- has received approximately 1, Sheriff Hindery and CCJST training in jail tive, five years; Bay County Sheriffs IACP, NSA, Alachua County operations, police management, collective Office, Investigator/Sergeant, six years; bargaining, etc. Military three years in U.S. Naval Investigative Service, Special infantry, WW II; one year as M.P. in Agent, Pensacola, FL, six months; Chief Korean War; Honors Chairman of Legisla- of Police, Lynn Haven, FL, four years; tive Committee, member of Board of Direc- elected Sheriff in 1988 Honors Master tors, Lifetime Honorary Member and Mason, Scottish Rite, 32nd Degree; Treasurer, Florida Sheriffs Association; Shrine; Advisory Council, Florida Crime Founder and Past Chairman, Police Execu- Prevention Commission; Chairman, tive Council of Alachua County; member, Region II Criminal Justice Training Police Task Force, Governor's Commission Council (FL); Advisory Boards, St. Citi- on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals; Andrews Bay Center for Retarded member of advisory boards for Santa Fe zens and Lynn Haven Recreation Depart- Community Corrections Center, Santa Fe ment; Rotary; chosen Outstanding Young Community College Police Academy, Ala- Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, chua County Crisis Center, Alachua 1987, by Panama City Jaycees. County Emergency Medical Services; COUNTY Sheriff Newmans Chairman, Florida Sheriffs' Youth Fund BRADFORD Baker County Starke Board, 1985; member Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc., 1986; Sheriff Kenneth G. Etheridge (D) Governor's Task Force on Drugs serving on Born Sylvester, GA, May 16, 1940Educa- Gainesville Community Devel- and United tion Apopka Memorial High School (FL); opment Corporation. Florida Highway Patrol Academy; BAKER COUNTY classes in Crime Scene Investigation, Intoxilizer, Breathalyzer, Accident Inves- Macclenny tigation, Crowd Control, Riot Truck Sheriff Joe Newmans (D) Training, Homicide Investigation, Noise Born Sanderson, Florida, August 28, 1931 Meter and Night Photography Wife Fay Education public schools of Baker Children Two Church Baptist Career 27 County; Jacksonville School of Technol- years of law enforcement experience in Police Department and Florida ogy Wife Yvonne Children Three Church Apopka Baptist Career Elected Sheriff in 1972; Highway Patrol. With FHP he was a homi- reelected in 1976, 1980, 1984 and 1988 cide investigator for 12 years and a noise Sheriff Tunnell Bay County MARCH-APRIL 1989 37 enforcement officer for six years. At the way Children; Affiliations Broward Apopka PD he served 3'/2 years as a ser- County Criminal Justice Planning Council geant, and was appointed Acting Police Advisory Board, Florida Crime Prevention Chief during his last year there; elected Commission, National Crime Commission, Sheriff 1988 Honors Cooper-Taylor International Narcotics Enforcement Award; Safety Award; chosen Outstand- Officers Association, Inc., National She- ing Officer for 1974 and 1975 by Starke riffs Association, South Florida Investiga- Jaycees. tors Association; member, Boards of Directors, Boys Club of America, National BREVARD COUNTY Safety Council and Crime Stoppers. Ti tus ville CALHOUN Sheriff Claude W. Miller (R) COUNTY Blountstown Born Clover, South Carolina, January 25, Sheriff Etheridge Sheriff William G. "Buddy" 1937 Education public schools, Wilming- Smith Bradford County ton, N. C.; Brevard Community College, AS (D) Degree; University of Central Florida, BA Born Altha, Florida, February 19, 1942 Degree, Criminal Justice; Wi fe Kathy Education Mt. Dora High School; Two Children Three Church Protestant Career years at Troy State College; Wife Sharlyn Hampton, Va., 1959-64; Titusville, Florida, Children Two Church Church of God Police Department, 1965-78; appointed Career Chief Deputy, Calhoun County She- Chief, 1973; graduate, FBI National riffs Dept. , 5 years; Police Standards Academy, 105th Session; appointed She- School, Chipola Junior College; breatha- riff, January, 1979;appointed Chief of Mel- lyzer courses at Gulf Coast Junior College; bourne, Florida, Police Department, elected Sheriff, 1976; reelected, 1980, 1984 August, 1979—July, 1980; elected Sheriff, and 1988; Honors He and his family . Pg;q;', , 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; Honors selected Outstanding Farm Family of the Director, 7th District, Florida Police Chiefs Year, 1969; Past President, Calhoun ' Association; appointed by Governor to County Farm Bureau; Past President, ! Local Law Enforcement Advisory Council; Blountstown Lions Club; Chaplain, Flor- Sheriff Miller honored by Florida Police Chiefs Associa- ida Sheriffs Association, 1981to 1984, 1986 Brevard County tion for Outstanding Service, 1976;chosen through 1989. Lawman of the Year, 1979, by American Legion Auxiliary; appointed by Governor CHARLOTTE COUNTY to Advisory Board on Corrections, 1985; Punta Gorda served on Sheriffs Association Board of Sheriff Richard H. Worch, Jr. (R) Directors, 1987-88. Born Baltimore, Maryland, October 26, BROWARD COUNTY 1954 Education High School, Bel Air, MD; Ft. Lauderdale Harford Community College (Bel Air), AA Sheriff Nick Navarro Degree; University of Baltimore, BS and (R) MS, Criminal Justice; Nova University, Born Havana, Cuba, November 11, 1929 Doctorate in Public Administration Wife Education University of Havana, three Debi Children Two Church Baptist Career years; U.S. Treasury Department Law 1973-79, Harford County (MD) Sheriffs Enforcement Academy; U.S. Justice Office, communications, corrections, Department Narcotics School; St. Peters- patrol; 1979-86 Charlotte County Sheriffs Sheriff Navarro burg Junior College (Police Administra- Office, patrol deputy through ranks to Broward County tion); Wife Sharron Children Four Church Major; 1986-88 Monroe County Sheriffs Presbyterian Career Patrolman with the Office, Major; elected Sheriff in 1988 MetroDade (Dade County) Police Depart- Honors Advisory Board and Curriculum ment; also served with U.S. Treasury Review Board, Southwest Florida Criminal Department, Bureau of Narcotics, Florida Justice Academy; Vice President, Associa- Department of Law Enforcement and Bro- tion of Police Planners and Research Offiic- ward County Sheriff s Department; retired ers; Adjunct Professor, Nova University as Major in command of Sheriff's Depart- Graduate School of Administration and ment's Organized Crime Division in 1984; Edison Community College; certified Flor- elected Sheriff in 1984and 1988;Instructor, ida police instructor; appointed to Char- International Academy of Law Enforce- lotte County Charter Commission; ment, Washington, D.C.; certified as Police Treasurer and board member, Peace River Instructor in Florida. Military U.S. Army, Credit Union; former volunteer fireman 1951-53;Honors Founder of 10-24 Associa- and emergency medical technician. tion (for assistance to law enforcement Sheriff Smith officers) and Going Home Fund for Runa- Calhoun County THE SHERIFF'S STAR CITRUS COUNTY In verness Sheriff Charles S. Dean (D) Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 31, 1939 Education public schools of Inverness; AA Degree from Central Florida Com- munity College, 1962; BS Degree in Police Administration-Criminology, Florida State University, 1963; MS Degree in Criminal Justice, Rollins College, 1976; Florida Department of Law Enforcement Executive and Personnel Administration; Manage- Executive Institute sessions on Sheriff Worch Sheriff Dean Organized Crime ment, Media Relations, Charlotte County Citrus County Control, Crisis Management and Hostage Situations; Wi fe Judy Children Two Church Church of Christ Career Jailer- COLLIER COUNTY Dispatcher, Citrus County Sheriff's Depart- Naples intern with City of ment, 1962; college Sheriff Don Hunter (R) Tampa Police, 1963;investigator with Flor- ida Installment Land Sales Board, 1964; Born Tallahassee, FL, October 9, 1951 Juvenile Counselor, three years in Inver- Education Florida State University, BS ness; six years with Criminal Justice Advi- Degree in Criminology, MS Degree in sory Committee of the Withlacoochee Criminal Justice Planning Wife Cindi Regional Planning Council, Ocala; Citrus Lynn Children Three Church Catholic County School Board, 15 years, Director of Career Regional Administrator, Depart- General Services; elected Sheriff, 1980; ree- ment of Justice, Law Enforcement Assist- lected, 1984and 1988;Military U. S.Marine ance Administration, Florida Region IK, Corps Honors Past Master, Citrus Lodge, F 1976-79;certified law enforcement officer, & AM; Chairman, Withlacoochee Collier County Sheriffs Office, 1979-81; Sheriff Bray Vocational- Technical Advisory Council; Deputy Chief of Administration, Collier Clay County elected to Florida Sheriffs Association County Sheriff's Office, 1981-88; elected Board of Directors, 1983, Secretary, 1985, Sheriff in 1988Honors Appointed to selec- President, 1986; elected Chairman of tion committee, U.S. Military Academies, Regional Training Council VI, 1988. for Collier, Glades and Hendry Counties, by Congressman Tom Lewis, 1987; Out- CLAY COUNTY standing Young Men of America Award, Green Cove Springs 1987. Dalton Bray Sheriff C. (R) COLUMBIA COUNTY Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 27, 1941 Lake City Lee School, Education Robert E. High Sheriff Tom Tramel (D) Jacksonville; St. John's River Commun- ity College, AA Degree; Florida State Uni- Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, versity, BSBA Degree; attended 1953 Education Columbia County High University of Florida on football scholar- School (Lake City), AA Degree from Lake Sheriff Hunter ship Wife Kathryn Children Three Grand- City Community College; BS and MS Collier children Two Church Methodist Career Degrees in Criminology from Florida County Special Agent, FBI, 1969-72, Dallas, State University; completed courses in Texas, Washington, D.C., 1969-72; Spe- criminal investigations, arson investiga- cial Agent, Special Agent Supervisor, tions, use of firearms and examination of Florida Department of Law Enforcement, questioned documents; Wi fe Cynthia 1972-84; Police Chief, Orange Park, FL, Lynn (Cindy) Church Methodist Career 1984-88; extensive law enforcement train- Eight years' experience as an investiga- ing; elected Sheriff in 1988 Honors Presi- tor for the State Attorneys' Offices in the dent, Clay County Police Athletic League; second and third judicial districts; Vice Chairman, Black Creek District, Boy assisted in organizing and developing the Scouts of America; Rotary; board member, first Police Explorer Post in Lake City; Children's Haven; Clay County Food certified as an instructor by Division of Bank; Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 25; Criminal Justice Standards and Train- member, Society of Former Special Agents, ing, Florida Department of Law Enforce- FBI. ment; has served as guest lecturer at Lake City Community College, Florida State Sheriff Tramel Columbia County MARCH-APRIL 1989 39 University and Columbia High School; Traffic Law Enforcement; elected Sheriff member, 3rd Judicial District Drug Task in 1984 and reelected in 1988; and has Force; elected Sheriff in 1984 and ree- attended Florida Sheriffs Association lected in 1988; Honors Community seminars on Civil Process, Accounts and Resource Volunteer at Columbia High Records, Budgets and Personnel; Military School; Distinguished Service Award U.S. Marine Corps Honors Past Presi- from State Attorney's Office; member, dent, DeSoto County Lions Club; Masonic Elks Lodge ¹893, Lake City; Distin- Lodge ¹66, Arcadia, Florida, Scottish Rite guished Service Award from Lake City Bodies, Valley of Tampa; Masonic Hi-12 Jaycees. Club; Elk's Lodge; Moose Lodge; Member of DeSoto Cattleman's Association and DADE COUNTY Farm Bureau. Miami DIXIE Director Taylor Director, Metro-Dade COUNTY Cross City Dade County Police Department Fred Taylor Sheriff Glen Dyals (D) (Party affiliation not shown because Born Marion County, Florida, December Director Taylor is an appointed, rather 3, 1936 Education public schools of Dixie than an elected, official) County Wife Betsy Children Four Church Baptist Career served for more than 16 Born Miami, FL, January 13, 1938Educa- years as Deputy Sheriff in Dixie County, tion Miami-Dade Community College, AS elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, 1980, degree, Police Science and Criminology; 1984 and 1988; Military Two years, U. S. Biscayne College (Miami), BA degree, Army; Honors Elected to Florida Sheriffs Public Administration; Florida Interna- Association Board of Directors, 1988. tiontil University (Miami), MS degree, Public Administration Career Employed JACKSONVILLE* by Dade County Public Safety Depart- (Duval County) ment as police officer, 1962; after series of Sheriff James E. McMillan (D) Sheriff Varnadore promotions, attained rank of Captain, 1972, with Robbery Section and Warrants Born Gainesville, Florida, January 29, DeSoto County Education Andrew Bureau among departmental entities 1937 Jackson High under his command; served as Chief, School, Jacksonville; Florida Junior Col- Administrative Division, 1979-83; Chief, lege (now Community College), Jackson- Police Division, 1983-86; appointed ville, AA Degree in Criminology; attended Assistant Director, 1986;appointed Direc- Aurora College, Aurora, Illinois, to study tor, 1987;graduate: Southern Police Insti- for the ministry, President of Freshman Class; FBI National Academy, 1978; FBI tute, Louisville, Ky. , Senior Management Management School; FBI National Exec- Institute for Police, Boston, Mass. ; National Executive Institute, FBI utive Institute; career development courses North Academy Honors Appointed to Florida's at Florida Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Standards and Training Training and Education Center Wife Eli- zabeth Commission, 1981;Dade County Associa- Children Three Church Methodist Career tion of Chiefs of Police, Past President; Employed by Jacksonville Police member, International Association of Department, 1966; numerous promotions Chiefs of Police. culminated in appointment as Director of Sheriff Dyals Police Services, 1983; appointed Sheriff Dixie County DESOTO COUNTY December 1, 1986, to complete the unex- Arcadia pired term ofretiring Sheriff Dale Carson; Sheriff Varnadore was elected as Sheriff of Duval County in Joe (D) the general election held May 26, 1987,for Born Hazelhurst, Georgia, December 3, a four-year term. Military Florida 1932. Education Summerland High National Guard Army Reserve, 1955-63, School, Bartow, Florida; Seminars and honorable discharge Affiliations Frater- training schools at Florida State Univer- nal Order of Police; First United Metho- sity and elsewhere. Wife Margaret Child- dist Church; National Sheriffs' ren Six Church Baptist Career 27'I2 years Association; International Association of with the Florida Highway Patrol, during Chiefs of Police; Major City Chiefs which time he completed courses in Police Organization. Officer Procedures and Techniques, Radi- *When Jacksonville and Duval County ological Monitoring, Police Operations were consolidated, the Jacksonville and Leadership, Radar, Motor Vehicle Police Department became the Jackson- Sheriff McMillan Inspections, Accident Investigation, and ville Sheriff's Office. Duval County THE SHERIFF'S STAR ESCAMBIA COUNTY Pensacola Sheriff Charlie W. Johnson, Jr. (R) Born Blakley, Georgia, July 29, 1934Edu- cation Wimauma High School, Hillsbo- rough County, FL; Nova University, BS Degree in Criminal Justice; Florida High- way Patrol Academy, 1956 Wife Jean Children One Church Baptist Career pf I Florida Highway Patrol, retired after 27 years; Redstone Arsenal Bomb Explosion Class; NRA Marksmanship Instructor; Sheriff Johnson Sheriff McCarthy instructor, all phases of breath testing Escambia County Flagle r County methods; qualified in first and second judicial circuits as expert witness on alco- Investigator 20 years; elected Sheriff, hol and its effect on human body; elected 1988 Honors Vice President, Franklin Sheriff, 1988 Military Florida National County Shrine Club; First Vice President, Guard, 1950-60 Honors named Trooper of Carrabelle Lions Club; 32nd Degree Scot- the Year, 1970, by Petroleum Council; tish Rite Mason; Shriner; member, Carra- Lawman of the Year, 1980, by Friends of belle Chamber of Commerce. Law Enforcement; President, FHP-PBA, 1974; Second Vice Chairman, National GADSDEN COUNTY Trooper Coalition, 1980. Quincy FLAGLER COUNTY Sheriff William A. Woodham (D) Bunnell Born Dothan, Alabama, May 20, 1941 Sheriff Robert E. McCarthy (D) Education Public schools of Dothan, Ala. ; Associate of Arts Degree, Chipola Junior Born Jersey City, New Jersey, February College, 1963; BS Degree (Criminology & Sheriff Roddenberry 25, 1947 Education public schools in Corrections), Florida State University, Franklin County Lyndhurst and Boonton, New Jersey; 1965 Wi fe Donna Children Three Church also County College of Morris, New Jer- Presbyterian Career State Trooper, Flor- sey Wife Katherine Children Two Church ida Highway Patrol, 1966; Assistant Catholic Career Detective Sergeant (Juve- Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile nile Division), Montville Township (New Court, 1967-71; appointed Sheriff of Jersey) Police, 1968-1980;Chief of Police, Gadsden County on April 14, 1971;elected Flagler Beach, Florida, 1980-1983; Sheriff in 1972; reelected, 1976, 1980, 1984 appointed Sheriff by Governor, February and 1988.Honors President, Chipola Jun- 8, 1983; elected, 1984 and 1988 Military ior College student body, 1962-63; one of U.S. Navy, Radio Operator, 1964-1967 ten outstanding students, 1962-63; Honors Past President, PBA Local 140, Gadsden County's Law Enforcement New Jersey; Police Officer of the Year, Officer of the Year, 1973;Past Chairman, Montville, New Jersey, 1978;Police Office Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Asso- of the Year, Flagler County, 1983; Board ciation; honored by Big Bend Law of Directors, Tri-County Mental Health; Enforcement Association for "heroic Sheriff Woodham Florida Scouting Coordinator, Central actions" leading to apprehension of kid- Gadsden County Council, Boy Scouts of America; member, napper who attacked police officer; Rotary; Board of Directors, Bunnell Busi- elected Vice President, Florida Sheriffs ness and Professional Association; Elks Association, 1981; President in 1982; Lodge 2709; American Legion Post 115. elected to Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund, 1984; FRANKLIN COUNTY appointed to Florida Governor's Commis- Apalachicola sion ori Child Support Enforcement, 1985; Sheriff Warren R. Roddenberry President, Rotary Club, 1986. (D) GILCHRIST COUNTY Born Metcalf, GA, May 17, 1939 Educa- Trenton School, Thomas- tion Thomasville High Sheriff James H. "Jim" Floyd (D) ville, GA; Florida Highway Patrol Academy Wife Linda Children Four Born Madison, Florida, September 21, Church Methodist Career Florida High- 1940 Education Madison High School; Sheriff Floyd way Patrol Trooper 24 years, Homicide completed numerous law enforcement Gilchrist County MARCH-APRIL 1989 41 Air Force; 20 years with the Florida High- way Patrol; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988Military U.S.Air Force Honors Pres- ident, Wewahitchka Jaycees, two years; President, Wewahitchka Gator Backers, two years; 20 years as a Little League Baseball coach; two years as a scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of America; District Director, Florida Peace Officers Associa- tion, one year; chosen as Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer by the Jaycees in 1973;elected to Sheriffs Associ- ation Board of Directors, 1989. Sheriff Schramm Sheriff Harrison HAMILTON COUNTY Glades County Gulf County Jasper courses at Florida Highway Patrol Sheriff J. Harrell Reid (D) Academy, Santa Fe Junior College and Born Valdosta, GA, March 31, 1947 Edu- Lake City Community College Wife Helen cation Miami-Dade Junior College, AS Children Three Church Baptist Career 20 Degree; University of Florida, BSDegree; years with the Florida Highway Patrol; North Florida Junior College, Criminal elected Sheriff in 1988 Military U.S. Air Justice Standard Training Course Wife Force, 1959-1962 Affiliations Florida Judi Children Two Church Baptist Career Farm Bureau, Gilchrist County Cattle- Deputy Sheriff, Hamilton County She- men's Association, Masonic Lodge No. riffs Office, 10 years; elected Sheriff, 46. 1988. GLADES COUNTY HARDEE COUNTY Moore Haven Wauehula Sheriff Reid Sheriff Charles J. Schramm (D) Sheriff Doyle Wesley Hamilton County Bryan (D) Born Chicago, IL, May 31, 1941 Educa- tion St. Procopius Lisle School (Illinois); Born Bowling Green, Florida, June 5, Edison Community College (FL), AS 1928 Education public schools, Hardee Degree in Criminal Justice; also attended County; attended South Florida Junior Palm Beach Junior College (FL); Chicago College for special courses in General City College and Wilson Junior College Police Administration Wife Kathryn Children (Chicago); Chicago Police Academy (1100 Four Church Methodist Career hours); Southwest Police Academy, Ft. Deputy and Chief Jailer, Hardee County Sheriff's Myers, FL Career Chicago Police Depart- Dept. , 1972-75; Police Chief, city of Bowling ment, 3'/2 years; Glades County Sheriffs Green, 1976-80;elected Sheriff, Office, 10 years; elected Sheriff, 1988 Mil- 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; Honors itary U.S. Navy, 1962-66 Honors Past Vice President, Bowling Green Business- men's President, Moore Haven Lions Club; Club; President, Bowling Green Men's Commander, American Legion Post ¹299; Methodist Club; member, Florida Certificate of Commendation for com- Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, Sheriff Bryan munity service above and beyond the call 1987-88. Hardee County of duty, from American Legion Post ¹299, 1984. HENDRY COUNTY LaBelle GULF COUNTY Sheriff Earl (Sermon) Port St. Joe Dyess, Jr. (D) Sheriff Al Harrison (D) Born Fort Myers, Florida, July 9, 1941 Born Escambia County, Florida, Febru- Education Graduate of Clewiston High ary 24, 1942 Education Graduated from School, Clewiston, Florida; completed Escambia High School, 1960; completed courses at Palm Beach Junior College and numerous law enforcement courses at the Lee County Junior College; also Career Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Gulf Development courses in Law Enforce- Coast Community College and the FBI ment, including Accounts and Records, National Academy. Wife Bonnie Children Budgets and Personnel, Disaster Three Church Baptist Career Four years Response, Media Relations, Organized Crime Investigations and Riot Control Sheriff of law enforcement experience in the U.S. Dyess Wife Kathleen Ann Children Three Hendry County 42 THE SHERIFF 8 STAR Church Assembly of God Career 22 years HIGHLANDS COUNTY of law enforcement experience as radio Sebring (dispatcher), road deputy, crimi- operator Sheriff Howard C. Godwin (D) nal investigator, drug investigator, and Assistant Chief Deputy; appointed inte- Born Avon Park, FL, February 10, 1952 rim Sheriff of Hendry County in 1980 Education public schools of Avon Park; after his father, Sheriff Earl S. Dyess, Sr., South Florida Community College (Avon was murdered; elected Sheriff in 1984and Park), AS Degree in Criminal Justice; 1988; Military U.S. Navy, three years University of South Florida, BA Degree in Honors Drug Awareness Chairman, Cle- Criminal Justice; Rollins College, M.Sc. wiston Elks Lodge; Charter Member, Cle- Degree in Criminal Justice; completed wiston Informed Parents Association; courses for certification in Firearms, served as Treasurer, Florida Sheriffs International SWAT Techniques, Street and elected Vice Techniques; com- Association, 1987 1988; Survival, Interrogation Sheriff Mylander 22-year member, also career President in 1989; pleted radar operator training, Hernando County President and Director, Hendry Hunt development refresher training and 355- Club; member, Director, Citizens Against hour basic recruit training Wife Patti Drugs; member, Hendry County Mental Children Two Church Nazarene Career Health Board. Police Chief, Avon Park, 1980 and 1981 (I'/z years); Deputy Sheriff Highlands HERNANDO COUNTY County Sheriff's Office, 12 years; elected Brooks ville Sheriff, 1988Honors chosen Outstanding Sheriff Tom Mylander (R) Law Enforcement Officer of Highlands County, 1986; Merit Award, 1981;Certifi- Born Baltimore, Maryland, May 12, 1942 cate of Appreciation from Florida Jaycees Education Public schools of Pinellas and Denman Memorial Jaycees; Volun- County, Florida; attended Santa Ana teer Service Award from Florida Chapter Junior College, and graduated from of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 1980; Cer- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; tificate of Appreciation from Florida attended Los Angeles County (California) Attorney General's "Help Stop Crime" (Flor- Sheriff s Academy; Pinellas County Program, 1980; Distinguished Service Sheriff Godwin National ida) Police Academy; FBI Award, 1977. Highlands County Academy Wi fe Sandy Children Three Church Methodist Career 7 years, Pinel- HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY I as County Sheriff's Department, Tampa of Aviation Div- involved in development Sheriff Walter C. Heinrich ision; three years, Hernando County She- (D) riff's Department, promoted to Born Harrington Park, New Jersey, Administrative Assistant with rank of November 8, 1926 Education St. Peters- Major; 3'/2 years, Pasco County Sheriffs burg Junior College, AA Degree in Police Department as Administrative Head and Administration, with honors; University Chief Pilot; started law enforcement of Tampa, BA Degree in Sociology and career as reserve officer, Tustin, Califor- Criminology; also graduated from FBI nia; elected Sheriff in 1984; reelected, National Academy; and Juvenile Officers 1988; Prior Public Office member, Her- Institute, University of Minnesota Wife nando County Aviation Authority Mil- Phyllis Children Three Church Methodist itary U.S. Marine Corps Honors chosen Career Tampa Police, 1949-70, to rank of Sheriff Heinrich Deputy of the Year, 1976,by Pinellas Park Captain; Hillsborough County Sheriff s County Elks Club; received the Sertoma Club's Office, headed Crime Prevention and Hillsborough Ben Franklin Award for outstanding ded- Criminal Investigation; elected Sheriff, ication and service to the community, 1978, 1980, 1984 and 1988; Military U. S. 1987; received Employer of the Year Navy, World War II Honors Consultant, One bright spot Award from the Professional Business Regional Institutes on Police Community The forfeiture process Women's Association, 1987; member, Relations; Police Award of Valor, 1964; that allows law enforce- Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer, ment agencies to seize prop- Ranches; Honorary Life Member in the 1964/65, from Florida Council on Crime erty owned by conuicted Retired Members of the New York City and Delinquency; Liberty Bell Award, drug traffickers has been described as one of the Police Department's 10-13 Club, 1988; 1971, from Tampa-Hillsborough Bar bright spots in the war on Florida Sheriffs Association Association; board member, Boys and elected to drugs. In 1988 the U.S. Jus- Board of Directors, 1989. Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa; Silver tice Department funneled to Beaver Award, Boys Scouts of America; state and local police agen- served on Criminal Justice Standards cies a total of $76 million and Training Commission; member, Uni- obtained through forfei- versity of Tampa's Board of Fellows; tures.

MARCH-APRIL 1989 Spouse Abuse Board of Directors; Police Advisory Board, Indian River Commun- ity College; elected Florida Sheriffs Asso- ciation Secretary, 1986; Vice-President, 1988; and President, 1989; appointed by Governor Martinez to State Criminal Jus- tice Information Systems Council, 1987; appointed to Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Planning Council, 1987; appointed to Project DARE Board of Directors, 1989.

JACKSON COUNTY Sheriff Braxton Sheriff Townsend Marianna Holmes County Lafayette County Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) member, State Task Force on Crimes and Born Jackson County, Fla. , October 9, the Elderly. 1940 Education public schools of Jackson attended HOLMES COUNTY County; Chipola Junior College and Florida A & M University Wife Verlie Boni fay Children Three Church Baptist Career Sheriff John H. Braxton (D) drug enforcement school; homicide investigation school; 10 years with financial Born Westville, FL, January 7, 1937Edu- institution; four years, Chief Deputy, cation public schools of Holmes County; Jackson County Sheriffs Department; Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville, FL; one year with Sneads Police Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com- Department; elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and mission Academy; Florida Highway 1988;Military Florida National Guard, Patrol Academy; riot training, homicide U. S. Navy Honors Past Master, Harmony investigation training Wife Sharon Sheriff Dobeck Lodge No. member, Masonic Children Three Church Baptist Career 3; Lodge, Indian River County York Rite Bodies, Ambassador Military Police, four years; Florida High- Hadji Shrine Temple; Panhandle Toastmasters, way Patrol, 21 years; Holmes County She- Elks Lodge No. 1516 and Moose Lodge; riff's Office, Chief Deputy, four years; member Florida Sheriffs Association elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U. S. Air Board of Directors, and Florida Sheriffs Force, 1955-59 Honors Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Governing Board; elected Association Distinguished Service Award Vice Chairman, Sheriffs for contributing to professional law Association enforcement. Board of Directors, 1987. INDIAN RIVER COUNTY Vero Beach JEFFERSON COUNTY Mon ti cello Sheriff R.T. (Tim) Dobeck (R) Sheriff Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr. (D) Born Vero Beach, Florida, September 4, Born Toluca, North Carolina, Sheriff McDaniel 1948 Education public schools, Indian May 25, 1944 Education Gardner-Webb Jackson County River County; Indian River Community College; College; FBI National Academy; Tallahassee Community College; FHP National Institute of Corrections' Execu- Academy; Executive Institute (FDLE); tive Institute; FDLE, Executive Institute; Wife Wanda Children Three Church Bap- NSA, Executive Institute Wife Madge tist Career Florida Highway Patrol, 12 Children Six Church Baptist Career Two years and three months; sworn-in as inte- years, Vero Beach Police Department; rim Jefferson County Sheriff, April 16, Ten years with Indian River County She- 1984; elected Sheriff in 1984 and reelected riffs Department; elected Sheriff, 1980; in 1988; Military U. S. Navy; Affiliations reelected, 1984 and 1988; graduated from Kiwanis Club, Masonic Lodge; Honors FBI National Academy, 1981 Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Association Vero Lodge 250 F&AM, Scottish Rite Legislative Committee, 1985-86;elected to Mason; Shrine; Red Cross Executive Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, Board; Kiwanis Club; Indian River 1987, became Chairman of the Board in County Mental Health Association, Exec- 1988; elected Secretary of the Association utive Board; Florida Intelligence Unit; in 1989; Treasurer, Sheriffs for Effective Sheriff Fortune National Child Safety Council; Jaycees; Law Enforcement. Jefferson County 44 THE SHERIFF'S STAR COUNTY standing contributions to crime preven- LAFAYETTE tion by Florida's Attorney General, 1988. Mayo Sheriff William C. Townsend (D) LEON COUNTY Tallahassee Born Union County, Florida, September 8, 1942 Education public schools of Union Sheriff Eddie Boone (D) and Bradford Counties; graduate of Flor- Born Valdosta, Georgia, April 5, 1939 ida Highway Patrol Academy; received Education public schools of Lowndes training as homicide investigator, auxil- County, Georgia; graduate, FBI National Child- iary instructor, firearms instructor Academy Wife Melanic Children Two ren Two Church Baptist Career Florida Church Baptist Career FBI Technician, Highway Patrol, 22 years; elected Sheriff, 1957-58; Florida Sheriffs' Bureau finger- 1988. print technician, 1959-60; Deputy Sheriff, Bay and Leon Counties, 1961-66; Special Sheriff Knupp Agent, Florida Sheriffs' Bureau, 1966-67; Lake County LAKE COUNTY FDLE experience: Special Agent Investiga- Tavares tor; Bureau Chief, Organized Crime Sheriff George E. Knupp, Jr. (R) Bureau; North Florida Regional Field Supervisor, elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, Born Harrisonburg, VA, November 20, 1984 and 1988; Military Florida National 1940 Education Edgewater High School Guard, 1962-68 Honors Respect for Law (Orlando, FL); Valencia Community Col- Commendation, Tallahassee Optimist lege (Orlando), AS Degree in Criminal Club; Master Mason, Jackson Lodge No. 1; Justice; Rollins College, BS Degree and Tallahassee Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Masters Degree in Criminal Justice; Degree; Tallahassee Shrine Club, Morocco numerous law enforcement courses Wife Temple; Sons of the American Revolution Carrie Ann Children Three Church Law Enforcement Commendation Medal, Catholic Career Maitland Police Depart- 1983; appointed to Bail Bond Regulatory ment, six years; Orange County Sheriffs Board; Chairman, Board of Directors, Flor- 15 years; Seminole County She- Office, ida Sheriffs Association, 1986; Legislative Sheriff McDougall riff's Office, 7'/2 years; elected Sheriff, Committee Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Lee County 1988 Military U.S.Army Reserves Affilia- Association, 1986-87. tions Lake County Shrine Club, Bahia Temple; BPOE; Golden Triangle Republi- LEVY COUNTY can Club; Eustis Chapter ¹33, York Rite; Bronson Eustis Lodge ¹85 F&AM. Sheriff Ted F. Glass (D) Born Bonifay, Florida, August 23, 1949 LEE COUNTY Education public schools of Cottondale, FL; attended Tallahassee, Hillsborough Ft. Myers and Central Florida Community Colleges Sheriff John J. McDougall (R) and Nova University; Florida Highway Born Boston, MA, July 9, 1942 Education Patrol Academy; trained and certified as public schools of Boston; seven years of Emergency Medical Technician Wife theological studies (1962-69), Franciscan Carol Ann Children Two Church Metho- Order, Catholic Church; graduate of Yale dist Career Florida Highway Patrol and University Drug Dependence Institute Florida Highway Patrol Academy, 14 Sheriff Boone (1974), National Sheriffs Institute and years; elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U. S. Leon County FBI National Academy (1985) Church Air Force, 1967-1971;selected as Airmen Catholic Career New Hampshire State of the Month twice; received a service Police, 1969; Norfolk County (MA) Dis- commendation for mission involving the trict Attorney's Office, Narcotics Division Queen of Libyain1969Affiliations Willis- Director, 1970-74; Lee County (FL) She- ton Area Chamber of Commerce; Ameri- riff's Office, 1974-88, advancing from cor- can Legion; Kiwanis, Oman Masonic poral to maj or; Sheriff of Charlotte Lodge Honors Past President and Vice County (FL) by appointment of Governor President of Williston Jaycees and Willis- during suspension of incumbent, May, ton Methodist Men; currently Vice Presi- 1985-September, 1986;elected Sheriff, 1988 dent of Methodist Men; chosen Citizen of Military U.S. Navy, honorably dis- the Year by Williston Junior Women' s charged, 1959Honors chosen Outstanding Club, 1984; his family selected as Family Lawman for Southwest Florida, 1975, by of the Year, 1987 to 1988; chosen Out- Fort Myers News-Press; Deputy of the standing Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1986, by Elks Club; cited for out- Year by Williston Jaycees, 1982, and by Sheriff Glass Levy County MARCH-APRIL 1989 45 Landrum Memorial American Legion Bradenton, 2 years; State Attorney's Post ¹236, 1988; recognized as Outstand- Investigator, 1 year; elected Sheriff in ing Young Man of America, 1984; 1984 and 1988; Honors Florida Law member, Board of Trustees, First United Enforcement Officer of the Year by the Methodist Church, past member and VFW, 1972; runner-up for same award, chairman of Pastor-Parish Relations 1973; Florida Trooper of the Year nomi- Committee; served as advisor with Levy nee, 1972;Kiwanis International Medal of County Youth Program. Valor, 1973; member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc., Governing Board; LIBERTY COUNTY Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Bristol Legislative Committee. Sheriff Harrell W. Revell (D) MARION Born Bristol, Florida, Apri12, 1927Educa- COUNTY Ocala Sheriff Revell tion public schools of Liberty County Wife Liberty County Millie Children Seven Church Baptist Sheriff Don Moreland (D) Career Military Police; Elected Sheriff in Born Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935 1976; reelected, 1980, 1984 and 1988;certi- Education public schools of Dawson, fied by the Florida Department of Law Georgia, Central Florida Community Col- Enforcement Executive Institute; Mil- lege Wife Anita Children Five Church i tary retired after 20 years with 82nd Air- Lutheran Career Ocala Police, 1956-57; borne Division; military duty included Marion County Deputy, 1957-72;attended four years in the Military Police as a game training schools held by U. S. Treasury warden assigned to the Ft. Braggreserva- Dept. , FBI,Fla. Police Academy, Fla. Law tion; Affiliations Lions Club, Masonic Enforcement Academy, National Sheriffs Lodge Honors Elected to Florida Sheriffs Institute, National Institute of Correc- Association Board of Directors, 1987 and tions; graduate, FBI National Academy; 1988. Police Executive Institute; Organized MADISON COUNTY Crime Institute; certified police instructor; elected Sheriff 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984 Madison Sheriff Peavy and 1988; Military U. S. Navy, 1952-56 Madison County Sheriff Joe C. Peavy (D) Honors Former Chairman, Marion Law Born Concord, Florida, November 8, 1933 County Enforcement Officers Asso- Education public schools of Havana, ciation; member advisory committee, Florida; attended Berry Schools, Mount Central Florida Community College; Dis- tinguished Berry, Georgia Wi fe Shirley Children Service Award for Law Three Church Baptist Career Completed Enforcement from Florida Council on Florida Highway Patrol Training Crime and Delinquency, 1975; member, Governor's Academy; 16 years with the Highway Commission on Criminal Jus- Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising tice Standards and Goals; appointed to FHP station covering Madison and Jeffer- Police Standards and Training Commis- son Counties; Madison County Sheriff's sion, 1977; former trustee, Florida She- Department, four months; elected Sheriff in riffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth 1972 without opposition; won reelection in Fund; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Youth 1976 with 92 percent of the vote; reelected, Ranches, Inc., Board of Directors; VFW; 1980;reelected again in 1984and 1988with- elected President of Florida Sheriffs Asso- Sheriff Wells out opposition; Military Mlitary Police, U. ciation, 1981 and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Manatee County S. Paratroops, three years Honors Presi- 1989; Chairman, Governor' s dent, Madison Lions Club, 1970-71; Past Criminal Justice Standards & Training Director, Secretary, Treasurer and Sgt.-at- Commission, 1981-83; Lifetime Member, Arms, Florida Sheriffs Association; ree- DAV; Member, Board of Directors for lected Sgt:at-Arms in 1989. Marion County United Way for 1986, 1987 and 1988; Member, IACP, NSA, Florida MANATEE COUNTY Police Chiefs Association. Bradenton MARTIN COUNTY Sheriff Charlie Wells (R) Stuart Born Bonifay, Florida, November 20, Sheriff James D. Holt (R) 1944 Education AS Degree in Criminol- Born Indiantown, ogy; attended Manatee Junior College, Florida, February 13, Indiana University and St. Leo College. 1932 Education Public schools of Martin County Wi Merriam Wi fe Leslie Children Three (one deceased) fe Children Two Church Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff for Sheriff Moreland Patrol Trooper, 15'/2 years; Chief of Police, nine years; Special Investigator, Hotel Marion County 46 THE SHERIFF'S STAR and Restaurant Commission, one year; Deputy U.S.Marshal, two years; attended Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs training school and U.S.Marshals' training school, both in Washington, D.C.; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976, 1980, 1984 and 1988; Military U.S. Army Honors member, Board of Direc- tors, Florida Sheriffs Association, pre- viously served as Sergeant-at-Arms and Vice President; member, Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. MONROE COUNTY Sheriff Holt Sheriff DeFoor Martin County Monroe County Key West Sheriff J. Allison Chamber of Commerce; Nassau County DeFoor II (R) Farm Bureau; Nassau County Fair Asso- Born Coral Gables, FL, December 6, 1953 ciation; Gator Shrine Club; Historical Education Berkeley Preparatory School Society. (Tampa), 1971;St. Petersburg Junior Col- lege; University of South Florida, BA in OKALOOSA COUNTY Geography, MA in Criminal Justice; Stet- Crestview (County Seat) son University College of Law, JD Degree Shalimar (Main Office) Wife Terry Children Two Church Episco- Sheriff Larry E. Gilbert (R) palian Career Assistant Public Defender, 1979-80; Director, Narcotics Task Force, Born Panama City, Florida, October 18, 16th Circuit, 1981-83; Assistant State 1946 Education Chipola Junior College; Attorney, 16th Circuit, 1980-83; Monroe BS in Criminology from Florida State County Court Judge, 1983-87;Acting Cir- University; Florida Banking School Wife Sheriff Ellis cuit Court Judge, 16th Circuit, 1985-87; Connie Children Two Church Methodist Nassau County Attorney in private practice, 1987-88; Career State Fire Marshal's Office, four elected Sheriff, 1988 Honors chosen for years; Sunshine State Bank, nine years; Ten Outstanding Young Men in America, elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and U.S. Jaycees, 1985; Five Outstanding 1988 Honors Member, past president, Ft. Young Men in Florida, Florida Jaycees, Walton Beach Civitan Club; Chairman of 1984; listed in Who's Who in American Salvation Army Advisory Board; Law, South and Southwest, Emerging member, Lions Club; member, Florida Leaders, World; President-elect, Upper Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, Keys Rotary; President, Florida Keys elected Vice Chairman in 1989. Land Trust; Past President, Upper Keys Jaycees, Mariner's Hospital. OKEECHOBEE COUNTY Okeecho bee NASSAU COUNTY Sheriff O.L Raulerson Fernandi na Beach Born Okeechobee, Florida, August 17, Sheriff Lawrence E. Ellis (D) 1941 Education Okeechobee County pub- Sheriff Gilbert Born Jacksonville, Florida, March 19, lic schools Wi fe Judy Children Two Okaloosa County 1940 Education graduated from Paxon Church Baptist Career Florida Highway High School, Jacksonville, Florida; Patrol for six years; Highlands County attained certification by Florida Police (Sebring) deputy sheriff and Chief Deputy Standards Council; attended numerous Sheriff; appointed Sheriff of Highlands Crime Scene Investigation Schools. Wife County in 1970; elected Sheriff of High- Connie Children Six Church Assembly of lands County in 1972; Special Agent with God Prior Occupation Director of Trans- Florida Department of Law Enforcement portation, Nassau County School Board. in Tampa and Fort Myers; became Chief Career 19 years law enforcement expe- Deputy Sheriff in Okeechobee County in rience, including 16 years with the Nas- 1981; appointed Sheriff of Okeechobee sau County Sheriff's Department and County December 5, 1986, following the three years with the Hilliard, Florida, death of Sheriff John Collier, elected 1988; Police Department; elected Sheriff in formerly served on the Florida Sheriffs 1984, reelected 1988; Honors member, Association's Board of Directors Military I Masonic Lodge No. 208; West Nassau U. S. Air Force. Sheriff Raulerson Okeechobee County MARCH-APRIL 1989 47 ORANGE COUNTY Sheriff, six years; Chief of Police, North Orlando Palm Beach, 12 years; graduate, FBI Sheriff Walter Gallagher National Academy; completed courses in: J. (R) Police Executive Development, Tallahas- Born Philadelphia, PA, July 27, 1940Edu- see Community College; Criminal Investi- cation LaSalle University (Philadelphia), gation, Wayne University; Community pre-law; Rollins College, Masters Degrees Relations, Michigan State College; Adjunct in Criminal Justice and Management; Professor at Palm Beach Junior College in graduate of FBINational Academy, ' Insti- Police Administration; elected Sheriff in tute of Police Technology and Manage- 1976, reelected in 1980and 1984;graduated ment; traffic management course; FBI from National Sheriffs' Association Insti- hostage rescue course (Quantico, VA) tute 1977. Military U.S. Marine Corps. Wife Suzanne Children Four Church Honors Past President, Palm Beach Roman Catholic Career Military Intelli- County Chiefs Association; Sheriff Gallagher member, State gence and Law Enforcement, six years; Police Chiefs Association; Past President Orange County Winter Park Police Department, nine and Chairman, and former Commissioner years; Orange County Sheriffs Office, on Commission on Accreditation for Law eight years; elected Sheriff 1988 Military Enforcement Agencies; Past Chairman, U.S. Marine Corps, 1962-70 Honors Gold National Sheriffs Association Drug Coat President, Sertoma; President, Cen- Enforcement Committee; Member, tral Florida Criminal Justice Council; National Sheriffs Association; Member Commanding Officer, Orlando Marine FDLE Crime Lab Council; Board of Direc- Corps Reserve Unit. tors for Law Enforcement Assistance Foundation. OSCEOLA COUNTY Eissi mmee PASCO COUNTY Sheriff Jon Lane (R) Dade City Born New York, NY, October 21, 1957 Sheriff Jim Gillum (R) Education public schools of Miami, FL; Born Pittston, Pennsylvania, October 4, Sheriff Lane Valencia Community College, Orlando; 1943 Education attended Hillsborough Osceola County graduate of Southern Police Institute; on Community College and University of waiting list for FBI National Academy; South Florida, Tampa; graduate of Real Estate Certificate Church Jewish Tampa Police Academy; 1,200 hours of Career Kissimmee Police Department specialized training; graduate of Red- nine years, youngest Sgt. and Lt. in his- stone Arsenal and National Sheriffs tory of department; graduated No. l from Institute; Wife Patricia Children Three Police and K-9 Academy, Academy; Church Catholic Career 11 years, Tampa instructor Kissimmee Academy; served Police Department; elected Sheriff, 1984 as Division Commander of Administra- and 1988 Honors Sertoma awards: tion at Kissimmee Police Department GEM, 1975; Centurion, 1976; Tribune, before leaving; elected Sheriff in 1988 1977; Affiliations member, Central Florida Employer Award for support of National Police Benevolent Association, Elks, Guard and Reserve; Leadership Award Moose, Rotary, EDC, Kissimmee-Osceola from Pasco County Republican Executive Chamber of Commerce, YMCA Century Committee Affiliations Correctional Advi- Club Honors Past Vice President, Kissim- sory Board; Chairman, PHCC Police Sheriff Wille mee Fraternal Order of Police; commen- Academy Advisory Committee; Law Palm Beach County dation, City of Kissimmee, 1984; Enforcement/Criminal Justice Advisory Certificates of Appreciation from Adam Board; Red Cross Advisory Committee; Walsh Foundation and Project Help. International Association of Chiefs of Police; Florida Police Chiefs Association; PALM BEACH COUNTY National Sheriffs Association; Florida West Palm Beach Criminal Justice Educators' and Trainees' Sheriff Richard P. Wille (R) Association; American Association of Cor- rectional Officers; Chairman, Advisory Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 15, Committee for Auto Safety; U.S. Customs 1929 Education public schools of Port Blue Lightning Strike Force Steering Com- Jus- Huron, Mich. ; AA Degree, Criminal mittee; State Council of the Governor' s Palm Beach Junior attended tice, College; Constituency for Children; International Eastern Michigan College of Commerce; Association of Bomb Technicians and BS Degree, Criminal Justice, Florida Investigators; American Jail Association; Atlantic University Wife Sherry Children Kiwanis (Honorary Member); Elks Lodge. Sheriff Gillum Five Career St. Clair, Michigan, Deputy Pasco County 48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR PINELLAS COUNTY dent), Palatka Masonic Lodge ¹34Honors Man of the Clearwater chosen Outstanding Young Year in Putnam County, 1986; Outstand- Sheriff Everett S. Rice (R) ing Law Enforcement Officer in Putnam Born Salem, VA, September 3, 1944 Edu- County, 1978, 1983; Director, Putnam cation public schools of Pinellas County; County Federal Credit Union; member, St. Petersburg Junior College, AA Degree Boards of Directors, Putnam County in Police Administration; University of Chapters, American Cancer Society and South Florida, BA Degree in Criminal March of Dimes; received Civic Betterment Justice; Stetson University College of Award from Elks Lodge. Law, JD Degree; graduate of FBI National Academy Wife Linda Children ST. JOHNS COUNTY Three Church Methodist Career 17 years St. Augustine with Pinellas County Sheriff's Office as Sheriff Rice Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain Sheriff Neil Perry (D) Pinellas County and Chief of Detectives; elected Sheriff in Born St. Augustine, Florida, May 19, 1945 1988 Military U.S. Merchant Marines, Education AA Degree in Criminal Jus- 1964-67 Honors past member, Board of tice, Cum Laude, St. Johns River Com- Directors, Clearwater Bar Association; munity College Wife Syd Children Four member Florida Bar Association, and Bar Church Presbyterian Career 20 years' Association of U.S.District Court for Mid- experience in law enforcement, including: dle District of Florida. reserve officer, St. Augustine Police COUNTY Department, 1968-74; patrol deputy, St. POLK Johns County Sheriff's Department, Bartow 1974-78; detective, St. Johns County She- Sheriff Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. riff'e Department, 1978-84; Certified (R) Police Instructor, 1976-84;completed Flor- ida Police Standards Career Development Born Glen Dale, West Virginia, July 29, Courses in Police Administration, Police 1942 Education Public schools, Lakeland, Supervision, Criminal Investigations, Florida; received Associate Degree in Crisis Intervention; elected Sheriff, 1984; Sheriff Crow Police Science, Polk Community College, reelected, 1988.Military Florida National Polk County Winter Haven, 1973; Bachelor of Science Guard, 1962 to present, currently holding Degree, Police Administration, Rollins rank of Major; Honors Florida Commenda- College, Winter Park, Florida 1975 Wife tion Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Wanda Children Two Church Affiliation Army Commendation Medal, Florida Meri- Baptist Career Joined Lakeland Police torious Service Award; Outstanding Young Department in 1962as a cadet; Graduated Law Enforcement Officer, 1979, awarded from FBI National Academy, 1979; by St. Augustine Jaycees; Distinguished attended IACP training schools; Service Award from Florida Sheriffs Asso- Appointed Lakeland Police Chief, 1980; ciation; Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs appointed Sheriff of Polk County, 1987; Youth Ranches, Inc.„Boardof Directors, elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U.S. Navy Drug Education and Prevention Center; 1960-62, 6th Fleet, Europe Honors Chosen Past President, Kiwanis Club. as the outstanding alumnus of Polk Com- munity College in 1984. ST. LUCIE COUNTY Ft. Pierce Sheriff Douglas PUTNAM COUNTY Sheriff R.C. "Bobby" Knowles Putnam County Palatka (R) Sheriff Taylor Douglas (D) Born Fort Pierce, Florida, November 14, Born Daytona Beach, FL January 18, 1940 Education Fort Pierce Public 1952 Education public schools ofPalatka, Schools; Indian River Community Col- River Community College, FL; St. Johns lege, AS Degree, Criminal Justice; Florida Florida, AA Degree; University of BA Atlantic University, BAA Degree, Crimi- Degree in Political Science with a minor nal Justice; graduate, Police Academy, in Criminology; graduate of FBINational also Zonn Institute of Polygraph and Wi Marsha Children Two Academy fe DEA drug training school Wife Ann Put- Church Baptist Career 11years with Church Presbyterian Career 1959-61,U.S. Office as Uniform nam County Sheriffs Marine Corps, Military Policeman; 1967- Detective and Chief Dep- Patrol Officer, 1984, Criminal Investigator, State Attor- uty; elected Sheriff in 1988 Affiliations ney's Office, 19th Judicial Circuit; also Kiwanis Club (Past member, Azalea City served as administrative assistant to President), Palatka Jaycees (Past Presi- Sheriff Perry St. Johns County MARCH-APRIL 1989 49 Police Department; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988. Military U.S. Air Force Honors chosen Officer ofthe Year, 1977,for pioneer- ing efforts in the use of hypnosis in criminal investigations.

SARASOTA COUNTY Sarasota Sheriff Geoffrey Monge (R) Born Sterling, Illinois, April 2, 1945 Edu- cation Bachelor's Degree, Sociology, Washington University, St. Louis, Sheriff Knowles Sheriff Coffman MO; Master's Degree, Criminology, Florida St. Lucie County Santa Rosa County State University; graduated from FBI National Academy Wife Pat Children State Attorney and Commander of Drug Two Church Methodist Career 8'/2 years Task Force; elected Sheriff, 1984; ree- with Florida Department of Law Enforce- lected, 1988 Military Florida National ment, last assignment Special Agent-in- Guard, 1956-1958; U.S. Marine Corps, Charge, Orlando Field Office; began 1958-1966, Combat Action Ribbon, Presi- Sarasota County Sheriffs Department dential Unit Citation, Vietnamese Cross career on August 1, 1977, as Detective of Gallantry, Vietnam Campaign Medal Captain; advanced to Director of Police and Service Medal; U.S. Marine Corps Services, Chief Deputy and (appointed) Reserve, 1971-73; U.S. Army Reserve, Sheriff; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988; 1973 to present, MSG military policeman, Honors Charter President, Sarasota 3220th USAR garrison, West Palm County Criminal Justice Council, 1979; Beach; received Army commendation "V" President, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 1982- with device for heroism, Cuban 83; "Big Brother" for 11 years; Charter Sheriff Monge Resettlement Program, Ft. Indiantown Board Member, Community Control Sarasota County Gap, Pennsylvania Honors Past Presi- Council and Community Coalition of dent, Florida Prosecutors Investigators Families, 1979; Rotarian and member of Association; member, Fort Pierce Rotary Elks Lodge; Sunday School teacher and Club, VFW; Port St. Lucie Chamber of usher at Trinity United Methodist Commerce, St. Lucie County Chamber of Church; President, Rotary Club of Sara- Commerce, County" Chairman for "No sota, 1986/87; appointed to Medical Exa- Casinos 1986, National Sheriffs Associ- miner's Commission by Governor, 1987; ation, Moose Lodge, Port St. Lucie Repub- elected to Sheriffs Association Board of lican Club and St. Lucie County Directors, 1989. Republican Club; St. Lucie County Chair- man for United Way, 1987; President of Treasure Coast Chiefs' and Sheriffs' Association, 1989; District Chairman, SEMINOLE COUNTY Boy Scouts of America, 1989; elected to Sanford Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, Sheriff John E. Polk (R) 1989. Sheriff Polk Born Tampa, Florida, December 3, 1931 Seminole County SANTA ROSA COUNTY Education public schools of Tampa; Uni- versity of Tampa Wife Dorothy Jean Milton Children Two Church Baptist Career Sheriff Mauriece Coffman, Jr. (D) FHP 10 years; graduate, FBI Academy, Born Fulton, Kentucky, October 31, 1929 National Sheriffs' Institute; elected She- Education public schools of South Fulton, riff, 1968; reelected 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984 Tennessee; Bruce Business Institute of and 1988. Military U. S. Army Honors Accounting, Martin, Tennessee; com- Past Master, Sanford Shrine; Chairman, Regional Planning Council; pleted law enforcement courses offered by served as director Pensacola Junior College, and Valencia and Vice President, Florida She- riffs Association; served Community College, Orlando Wife Shir- as President, ley Children Four Church Methodist 1979; serving as Chairman of Board of Career 15years in law enforcement, includ- Managers, Florida Sheriffs' Self- ing eight years as Chief Investigator, Insurance Fund. Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Department; Sheriff Adams two years as Chief Investigator, Milton Sumter County 50 THE SHERIFF'8 STAR SUMTER COUNTY every rank through Lt. Col. and was inte- rim director for three months Military Bus hnell U.S. Army Reserve eight years Honors Sheriff James L. (Jamie) First Florida Marine Patrol officer invited Adams, Jr. (D) to attend the FBI National Academy; Born Fenholloway, Florida, December 5, received Distinguished Service Award 1940 Education public schools of Taylor from Marine Patrol in 1988 after he had County; BA Degree in Criminology from been elected Sheriff of Taylor County. St. Leo College; F.B.I.National Academy; National Academy of Corrections; numer- UNION COUNTY Butler ous state and federal schools on law Lake enforcement and administration; Wife Sheriff Jerry Whitehead (D) Two Church Assembly of Betty Children Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, Wildlife Officer, Florida Sheriff Leonard God Career 1953 Education Union County High Water Fish Commission; Suwannee County Game and Fresh School; Lake City Community College, 1984 and elected Sheriff, 1980; relected, Police Standards Training; FDLE Execu- 82nd Airborne 1988 Military U. S. Army, tive Institute, Budget Preparation, Disas- Division Honors Past Master, Masonic ter Preparedness; Florida State of Lodge No. 30; Past Worthy Patron University, Vicarious Liability Training Bahia Shrine Eastern Star Chapter 10; Wife Bobbie Children Two Church Chris- Temple; Loyal Order of the Moose, Lodge tian Church Prior Occupation repairman, No. 1179; Silver Beaver Award, Boy Florida Hydrocarbons; Career gained a Scouts of America; South Sumter FFA basic knowledge of law enforcement from Alumni; D.A.V. ; Commissioner, Boy his father, former Union County Sheriff Withlacoochee Dis- Scouts of America, John H. Whitehead, who retired at the end Vo- Law trict; Withlacoochee Tech, of 1984; Jerry was elected Sheriff in 1984 Law Enforcement Advisory Committee; and 1988; Honors member, Florida Coun- Enforcement Coordinating Committee, cil on Crime and Delinquency; Past Presi- elected to She- Middle District of Florida; dent, Union County Parents Association; riffs Association Board of Directors, 1989. President, Rotary; member Masonic Sheriff Walker SUWANNEE COUNTY Lodge; served as Secretary, Florida She- Taylor County riffs Association, 1987-88; elected Treas- Liue Oak urer, 1989. Sheriff Robert Leonard (D) COUNTY Born Live Oak, Florida, March 23, 1933 VOLUSIA Education public schools in Live Oak; DeLand attended East Tennesse State College, Sheriff Bob Vogel (R~) Johnson City, TN; Wife Carol Children «Election is non-partisan in this county One Church Baptist Career Florida High- Born Pittsburgh, PA, January 29, 1947 way Patrol Trooper, 1963-68; Beverage Education Avonworth High School Agent, Division of Beverage, 1968-72; (PA); Uni- elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976, Daytona Beach Community College; Central Florida, BA Degree in 1980, 1984 and 1988; Military U. S.Army, versity of 1953-55; Florida National Guard, Criminal Justice; Rollins College, attended graduate school, Criminal Jus- (retired); Honors Served on Florida She- tice subjects Wife Jean-Martha Children riffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Sheriff Whitehead One Church Catholic Career 15 years, Fund Boards of Trustees; past member, Union County Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper; half- year, investigator for the State Attorney, TAYLOR COUNTY Daytona Beach; elected Sheriff, 1988 Mil- Perry itary three years, U.S.Marine Corps; Viet- nam combat duty 13 months Honors Sheriff John Wesley Walker (D) chosen Law Enforcement Officer of the Born Foley, FL, September 20, 1940 Edu- Year by Martin Marietta, Sea World, cation public schools of Taylor County; Burger King, Rotary Club of Ormond Indian River Junior College; Gulf Coast Beach West, Kiwanis Club of Holly Hill, Community College; Tallahassee Com- Sunset Lions Club of Daytona Beach, munity College; Florida State University; Florida Council of Crime and Delin- FBI National Academy; Pinellas County quency, and Daytona Beach Elks Lodge Police Academy; Lively Vo-Tech Law ¹1141;honored for excellence by Florida's Enforcement Training Center Children Governor and Cabinet, Federal Drug Two Church Baptist Career Served in Enforcement Administration, Civic Florida Marine Patrol for 22 years; held League of Halifax Area, Holly Hill Sheriff Vogel Volusia County MARCH-APRIL 1989 Knights of Columbus, South Daytona County Sheriff s Department, deputy and Beach Citizens' Alert, Daytona Beach investigator for five years; graduate of and Port Orange VFW Posts and East Police Standards & Training School, and Winter Park Kiwanis Club. Crime Scene Evidence Technology School, Okaloosa-Walton Junior College; WAKULLA COUNTY Homicide Investigation School, St. Craw fordvi lie Petersburg Junior College; breathalyzer Sheriff David F. Harvey (D) courses at Washington-Holmes Area Vo- Tech School; attended Executive and Born Tallahassee, Florida, November 27, Civil Liability Course, Executive 1949Education public schools of Wakulla and Time Management Course, Executive County; AA Degree, Chipola Junior Col- and Personnel Course at Florida Depart- lege, Marianna; BS Degree in Criminol- ment of Law Enforcement; the Law ogy, Florida State University; graduate Enforcement Academy Executive Insti- credits, University of Virginia; Wi fe Sheriff Harvey tute; Psychological Interrogative Tech- Wakulla County Rhonda Children One Church Baptist Career Florida Parole Commission, four niques and Investigative Hypnosis at Regional Investigators Conference; years; elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, itaryy 1980, 1984 and 1988; graduated from National Conference on Violence at Flor- National Sheriffs' Institute, FBI ida Department of Law Enforcement; Organized Crime She- National Academy; National Institute of Institute; elected Corrections; Police Executive Institute; riff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; Mil- Honors Master Mason, Crawfordville U. S. Army, 1963-65. Masonic Lodge No. 294; Tallahassee Scot- WASHINGTON COUNTY tish Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; Tallahas- Chipley see Shrine Club, Morocco Temple; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Sheriff Fred Peel (D) Legislative Committee, 1981; Region III Born Marianna, Fla. , December 14, 1946 Police Standards Training Advisory Education public schools of Washington Council; Florida Council on Criminal Jus- County; BSDegree, University ofFlorida; tice, 1979-82, Vice Chairman; charter MS Degree, University of West Florida Sheriff McMillian member Big Bend Narcotics Task Force; Walton County Wife Jayne Children Two Church Presby- selected Outstanding Law Enforcement terian Career Graduated National Sheriffs' Officer for 1980 Coastal Optimist by Club; Institute, 1977, National Institute of Cor- Outstanding Men Young ofAmerica, U.S. rections, 1980; 600 hours of training, Flor- member, Board of Jaycees; Managers, ida Police Standards Council; certified Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund; police training instructor; elected Sheriff, Past President, Florida Sheriffs Associa- 1976, reelected, 1980, 1984 and 1988;gradu- elected to Board tion, of Directors, 1989; ated from FBI National Academy, 1982. President, Apalachee Human Services, Military Major, National Guard; U. S. 1987. Army Ranger; Honors elected Chairman of WALTON COUNTY Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Associ- DeFuni ak Springs ation, 1981; Past President, Florida She- riffs Sheriff Quinn McMillian (D) Association; appointed by Governor to State Medical Examiners Commission; Born DeFuniak Springs, Florida, August Past President, Chipley Kiwanis Club. 15, 1940 Education Walton High School, Sheriff Peel DeFuniak Springs Wife Rebecca Children Washington County Two Church Baptist Career Walton "Teddy Bear Patrol" DADE CITY —Pasco County Sheriff Jim Gil- lum (second from left) launched a "Teddy Bear Patrol" after accepting 140 of the cuddly crea- tures from the Holiday Lioness Club. The bears wereissued to deputies to be usedin comforting injured or traumatized children. "Our deputies handle situations involving children every 4 " "and day, said Gillum, whether a child is a victim or merely a bystander, it can be stress- ful, even terrifying for them. Giving a child a cuddly bear to hold and to keep can go a long way toward calming the child. "The bears were wrapped in plastic bags and placed in the trunks of patrol cars until needed.

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A DIRECTORY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

George Campbell Ft. Lauderdale District RESIDENT AGENCIES FEDERAL AGENCIES Asst. Special Office Agent-in-charge, Federal Building & U. S. P. 0. Box 3-112 Ft. Pierce, 33454 Alcohol, Tobacco Neal A. Richards Division II Courthouse 4 East Broward Blvd, (407) 944-0417 Firearms Patrol Agent-in-Charge 301 S. Ashley Dr. 299 , West Palm Beach Station Tampa, 33602 Suite 405 P. 0. Box 1408 DISTRICT OFFICE P. 0. Box 9875 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Homestead, 33090-1408 33404 John Warr (305) 527-7220 Robert Creighton Riviera Beach, (305) 248-8677 J. 848-6161 Resident Agent-in-Charge Special Agent-in-Charge (407) Robert Williams P. 0. Box 887 6324 Corporate Ct. Agent-in-Charge 8420 NW 52nd St. 33919 Resident Key West, 33040 Customs Service Ft. Myers, Townsquare Mall, Suite 120 (813) 433-0120 (305) 296-3093 Miami, 33166 Leon W. Guinn Suite 214 (305) 536-4368 Assistant Regional Charlie Inman 11400 Overseas Highway P. 0. Box 1389 Commissioner (ENF) Resident Agent-in-Charge Marathon, 33050 West Palm Beach, 33401 FIELD OFFICES Office of Enforcement 30 W. Government St. (305) 743-7423 (407) 833-7517 909 S.E. 1st Ave. Panama 32402 Miami Group I City, Stanley Morrisey P.O. Box 2176 Brickell Plaza Bldg. , 763-1105 (305) 536-4248 (904) Resident Agent-in-Charge Naples, 33939 Suite 980 Miami Group II 1717 NE 9th St. Suite 134 (813) 263-8225 Miami, 33131 Gregory Jansen , (305) 536-4249 Resident Agent-in-Charge Gainesville, 32601 (305) 536-5952 TAMPA DIVISION Miami Group III 299 E. Broward Blvd. (904) 371-2077 (305) 536-4554 Dennis R. Fagan Robert W. Butler Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Leonard Williams Miami Group IV Assistant 527-7239 Special Agent-in-Charge Deputy (305) Resident Agent-in-Charge (305) 536-4556 Regional Commissioner P. 0. Box 3301 Luis Rivera 227 N. Bronough St. Tampa (Enforcement) Tampa, 33601 Resident Agent-in-Charge Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 228-7661 (813) 228-2184 (Same Address) 681-7412 Suite 7122 85960 Overseas Hwy. (904) Venetian Plaza Bldg. RESIDENT AGENCIES Orlando (305) 536-6512 (407) 648-6136 Islamorada, 33036 P. 0. Box 1904 George Nimoor, Federal Bureau of Jacksonville Drug Enforcement Cocoa, 32923 Director Investigation (407) 636.5820 (904) 791-3468 Regional Intelligence Administration Pensacola (Same Address) JACKSONVILLE P. 0. Box 2165 6122 MIAMI FIELD DIVISION Ft. Myers, 33902 (904) 433-2332 Suite DIVISION (305) 536-4467 (813) 334-8711 Ft. Lauderdale James Cagnassola, Jr. Patrick O'Brian Thomas V. Cash Special Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 6405 (305) 527-7369 Special Agent-in-Charge Special Agent-in-Charge P. 0. Box 8928 Lakeland, 33807 N. 53rd Street Organized Crime South Florida 8400 W. Jacksonville, 32239 (813) 647-1526 33166 Drug Enforcement Task (Same Address) Miami, (904) 721-1211 Force (OCDETF) (305) 591-4851 P. 0. Box 3668 Suite 7118 32802 Miami RESIDENT AGENCIES Orlando, Miami, 33131 Mchael Powers (407) 420-6381 (305) 536-7592 (305) 536-5184 Resident Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville Division 700 Twiggs Suite 400 P. 0. Box 1070 Suite 601 Howard Weintraub St., Border Patrol 33602 Daytona Beach, 32015 801 W. Bay Drive Asst. Special Tampa, Marshall M. Metzgar, (813) 228-2178 (904) 252-0463 Largo, 33540 Chief Agent-in-Charge (813) 228-2692 (Same Address) William Simpkins P. 0. Box 383 Patrol Agent 7118 Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 P. 0. Box 250 Box 8909 Suite Resident Agent-in-Charge P. 0. Miami, 33131 (904) 244-5179 Sarasota, 33578 Pembroke Pines, 33084 701 Clematis St., Rm. 223 (305) 536-5184 Palm Beach, 33401 (813) 955-3325 (305) 963-9807 West P. 0. Box 14335 McGhee (407) 350-7263 Gainesville, 32604 Rickman John Immigration 8t Steven J. Asst. Special (904) 372-0850 Patrol Agent-in-Charge, Robert Michelotti Naturalization Station Agent-in-Charge Resident Agent-in-Charge P. 0. Box 731 Miami Enforcement Service Box 8909 Marine 4077 Woodcock Dr. , Ocala, 32678 P. 0. (Same Address) Pembroke Pines, 33084 Suite 210 (904) 732-7563 Perry A Rivkind Miami, 33131 Jacksonville, 32207 District Director (305) 963-9805 (305) 536-5184 (904) 791-3566 P. 0. Drawer 270 7880 Biscayne Blvd. Thomas McShane Panama City 32401 Bonni Tischler Peter Reiff Miami, 33138 Patrol Agent-in-Charge (904) 785-8751 (305) 536-4787 Station Special Agent-in-Charge Resident Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville Box 12944 4849 North Florida Sun Bank Bldg. , Suite 301 P. 0. Richard B. Smith P. 0. Box Drive Pensacola, 32501 Jacksonville, 32201 301 South Ashley Altamonte Springs, 32701 Deputy District Director Tampa, 33602 (407) 648-6155 (904) 432-3476 address) (904) 791-3998 (same (813) 225-7098 P. Box 1016 (305) 536-4926 Richard Greenier Brian Raftery 0. J. Ladow Tallahassee, 32302 Patrol Agent-in-Charge Joseph Resident Agent-in-Charge James Minton Asst. Special (904) 224-4107 Orlando Station Room 101, Federal Bldg. Officer-in-Charge Agent-in-Charge Drawer Ft. Myers, 33901 MIAMI DIVISION 5509 Gray St., Ste. 113 P. 0. 0 Division I 334-6245 Winter 32789 (813) Tampa, 33609 Park, Room 515 William A. Gavin 644-6204 500 Zack St., (813) 228-2138 (305) 33601 Dick Hahner Special Agent-in-Charge Tampa, Agent-in-Charge Larry Arthurs 228-2171 Resident P. 0. Box 592418 AMF David A. Angotti (813) O. 1486 Patrol Agent-in-Charge P. Box Miami International Officer-in-Charge Frederic D. Haiduk Panama City, 32401 Federal Bldg. Room G18 .'ampa Station Airport , Resident Agent-in-Charge 769-3407 3344 (904) Miami, 33159 400 W. Bay Street P. 0. Box 1250 8th Street 33601 E. (305) 944-9101 Jacksonville, 32202 Tampa, Jacksonville, 32206 Louis Perry, Asst. 791-3156 228-2160 Special Agent-in-Charge (904) (813) (904) 791-2611

MARCH-APRIL 1989 James Breslin, Supervisor Nathan F. Rodman Jack E. Kippenberger Pensacola, 32395 301 North Miami Avenue Immigration Inspector 3830 Bee Ridge Rd. Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 432-4816 Suite 205 4 East Port Road Room 201 Miami, 33128 8375 N.W. 53rd Street MIDDLE DISTRICT Room 129 Sarasota, 33583 Suite 201 (305) 536-5346 Richard L. Cox P. O. Box 9846 (813) 922-9522 Miami, 33166 James Riviera Beach, 33404 United States Marshal A. Tassone SOUTHERN BRANCH (305) 591-3660 P. O. Box 2907 Chief (407) 844-1377 Deputy Anthony A. Cesare, Chief David H. Noznesky Tampa, 33601 (305) 536-5346 51 W. First Avenue (813) 228-2146 Internal Revenue S. Resident Agent Wilier Blanding Suite 600 Federal Suite 231 Service Bldg. , Frank Dumaine Supervisor-Court Support Miami, 33130 701 Clematis Street Criminal Investi- 536-4487 Chief Deputy (305) 536-5346 (305) West Palm Beach, 33401 611 Florida Avenue William gation Division GROUP MANAGERS (305) 659-0184 P.O. Box 2907 Luttinger Supervisor-Operations James Michalak* Tampa, 33601 JACKSONVILLE J. Richard L. Force (305) 536-5346 DISTRICT (305) 536-6824 Special Agent-in-Charge (813) 228-2146 James Simmons Maurice L. Dettmer, Chief Jeffrey Karsh' 700 Twiggs St., Suite 740 Herb Caddell P. Supervisor-Cell Block Roland K. Anderson (305) 536-6824 Tampa, 33602 Supervisor-Operations 228-2636 (305) 536-5346 Assistant Chief (813) Tampa, 33601 P.O. Box 35045 Dennis H. Donnells 536-7535 (813) 228-2146 John Cooper Jacksonville, 32202 (305) United States Supervisor-Civil Pete (904) 791-2963 Patricia Allen Attorneys Nagurny (305) 536-5346 Supervisor-Operations (305) 536-5361 GROUP MANAGERS NORTHERN DISTRICT Orlando, 32801 Melvin J. Hess George F. Meyer, Jr. *All above at following K. Michael Moore (407) 648-6326 Supervisor-Warrants 4613 Phillips Highway, address: U.S. Attorney (305) 536-4628 Michael Romanczuk Suite 201 51 S.W. First Avenue Suite 4014 E. Supervisor-Operations Anthony Sacco Jacksonville, FL 32207 Miami, 33130 227 N. Bronough Street (904) 791-2961 Tallahassee, FL 32301 Jacksonville, 32201 Supervisor- Joseph M. Flanagan (904) 681-7360 (904) 791-2293 Administration Gerald W. Matthews 10300 Sunset Drive (305) 536-5346 80 N. Hughey Avenue Miami, 33173 Pensacola Office Miguel Vazquez Warrants Orlando, FL 32801 (305) 270-6279 114 E. Gregory Street Ft. Lauderdale Division (407) 420-6551 Pensacola, 32501-4916 Tampa, 33601 Rudy Friedrich Postal Inspectors (904) 434-3251 (813) 228-2146 Su pervis or A. R. Demeter 299 East Broward Blvd. M. D. Purcell Eric Thompson 2203 N. Lois Ave. MIDDLE DISTRICT Fort Lauderdale, 33301 Postal Inspector- Robert W. Merkle Warrants Tampa, FL 33607-2356 (305) 527-7256 (813) 228-2301 in-Charge U. S. Attorney Orlando, 32801 Tampa, 33622-2526 Room 410 (407) 648-6326 West Palm Beach Division George A. Scott (813) 228-2481 Timberlake Bldg. 701 Clematis St. 2203 N. Lois Ave. Ralph Carr 500 Zack Street Inspector-Warrants West Palm Beach, 33402 Tampa, FL 33607-2356 W. S. Hudson, Inspector 536-7213 P.O. Box 620124 Tampa, 33602 Jacksonville, 32201 (305) (813) 228-2698 225-7300 Orlando, 32862-0124 (813) (904) 791-2293 Key West Division Thomas C. Daniel, Jr. (407) 850-6388 Jacksonville Office SOUTHERN DISTRICT P.O. Box 1059 220 W. Garden Street Key West, 33040 Keith, Inspector P. O. Box 600 Daniel J. Horgan Pensacola, FL 32501 LK Jacksonville, 32201 (305) 536-4571 (904) 432-0928 P.O. Box 40176 United States Marshal Jacksonville, 32203-0176 (904) 791-2682 FORT LAUDERDALE (904) 359-2790 Orlando Office DISTRICT 501 Federal Building STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT Daniel Dockum, Chief RT. Grudek M. 80 N. Hughey Avenue Douglas S. Evaul, Postal Inspector- AGENCIES in-Charge Orlando, 32801 Assistant Chief (407) 420-6341 One North University Miami, 33152-0772 Agriculture (fc Drive (305) 470-0379 SOUTHERN DISTRICT Michael S. Spiers, Suite B-340 Stanley Marcus Consumer Services, Investigator R.J. Bowdren P.O. Box 403 Plantation, 33324 Postal Inspector U. S. Attorney Department of 155 S. Miami Avenue Tallahassee, 32302 (305) 472-6299 P. O. Box 8547 DIVISION OF ANIMAL Miami, 33130 (904) 488-7141 Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-8547 INDUSTRY, MARKS NORTHERN BRANCH (305) 536-4471 Anthony D. Ferris, Chief (305) 527-2060 AND BRANDS UNIT Roger Eiler Ft. Lauderdale Office Brands Registrar 299 E. Broward Blvd. J.W. Holland, Jr. Dr. C. L. Campbell, Room 202-B Rm. 328, Mayo Building Room 105G Postal Inspector- Director 299 East Broward Blvd. Tallahassee, 32301 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 in-Charge Division of Animal Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (904) 488-7141 (305) 527-7457 Birmingham, AL 35202- Industry (305) 527-7254 GROUP MANAGERS 2767 Room 335, Mayo Building Frederick F. Barnsdale, Peter W. Lindsey (205) 521-0270 West Palm Beach Office Tallahassee, 32301 Investigator 530 16th Street NE 1701 W. Hillsboro Blvd. T.J. Smith 701 Clematis Street (904) 488-7747 West Palm Beach, 33401 Winter Haven, 33881 Suite 307 Postal Inspector John O' Brien, (407) 655-1029 (813) 299-8017 Deerfield Beach, 33442 8211 W. Broward Blvd. Supervisor 480-6144 (305) Suite 400 Rm. 331, Mayo Buildng Harold L. Barry, United States Investigator Ralph L. Gay, Jr. Plantation, 33324-2714 Marshals Tallahassee, 32301 One N. University Dr. (305) 474-1550 (904) 488-7141 P. O. Box WW B-140 NORTHERN DISTRICT Plant City, 33566 Suite Secret Service Warren C. Blue, 33324 W. L. McLendon (813) 659-1530 Plantation, Investigator 475-4013 Michael F. Murphy United States Marshal (305) P. O. Box 1357 Alan D. Chisholm, Special Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 10229 Investigator S. Rene Munoz 7820 Arlington Expy. Tallahassee, 32302 Perry, 32347 299 East Broward Blvd. (904) 584-4139 36403 Clear Lake Dr. , Room 500 (904) 681-7676 Eustis, 32726 Room 309D Jacksonville, 32211 David R. Caldwell, Ronald Wierenga, Sr. (904) 589-9074 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (904) 724-4530 J. Investigator Chief Marshal (305) 527-7402 Deputy P. O. Box 592 Harold T. Hardee, Eric Johnson P.O. Box 10229 Floral 32636 Investigator GROUP MANAGERS Resident Agent Tallahassee, 32302 City, (904) 726-8698 Rt. 2, Box 105-J Thomas J. McGovern 80 N. Hughey St. (904) 681-7676 701 Clematis St. Rm. 302 Clermont, 32711 , Room 212 B. Archie Maynard, (904) 429-2163 West Palm Beach, 33401 Orlando, 32801 Larry Riffe 655-3130 Supervisory Deputy Investigator (407) (305) 648-6333 5055 N. W. 160th Street Joe Pereira, Marshal Investigator P.O. Box 1150 Okeechobee, 34972 (813) 467-1793 P. O. Box 10625

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Brooksville, 34601 R. D. Bishop, Lt. Rockledge, 32955 Tallahassee Area Office Leonard Ball (904) 686-3348 1520 Gary Road (407) 690-3266 Fuller Warren Building Jack Sapp Lakeland, 33802 202 Blount Street, Wilham Dotson - Jeffrey F. Snyder, (813) 682-5161 Attorney General 1st Floor Glenn Sellers Investigator Robert A. Butterworth Tallahassee, 32301 P. O. Box 221 O. Box 2114 Wallace, Capt. P. J. B. Attorney General (904) 488-0027 Raiford, 32083-0221 Winter Garden, 32787 5600 Diplomat Circle State Florida (904) 431-1212 877-7040 Suite 118 of Ft. Lauderdale Area (305) The Capitol Orlando, 32810 Office Brian Pimm Douglas G. Webb, Tallahassee, 32399-1050 (407) 628-2250 Regional Service Center 1250 Blountstown Hwy. Investigator (904) 487-1963 201 W. Broward Blvd. , Park 20 A. Capt. West, Suite F P. O. Box 2208 E. Hooper, Jim Suite 510 Tallahassee, 32304-2715 34297 Park Trammel Bldg. York, Deputy Dade City, Ron Villella, Asst. Deputy Ft. Lauderdale, 33312 (904) 487-3235 583-4962 Tampa St. Ste. 702 (904) 1313 , The Capitol (305) 4674239 33602 Virgil Choate Tampa, Tallahassee, 32399-1050 John D. Wurst, 272-2610 Jacksonville Area Office Tony Perez Investigator (813) 487-1963 (904) Richard P. Daniel Service 171 U.S. 27 North 4300 Carly ale Ave. J.L. Nato, Cpt. Center 33870-1938 2189 Cleveland St. BRANCH OFFICES Sebring, Titusville, 32781 111E. Coast Line Drive, (813) 382-0770 (305) 383-0805 Suite 266 Michael Neimand Room 610 Clearwater, 34625 Suite 820 Tony Perez INSPECTION DIVISION Jacksonville, 32202-3477 (813) 441-9975 Dade County Regional (904) 359-6085 1607 N. Florida Ave. Service Center Avon Park, 33825 Wm. E.Pace, D.V.M., M.S., Lt. T. L. Ewing, 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue Miami Area Office (813) 453-3175 Director Ave. Building 2830 Winkler Miami, 33128 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue, Room 232, Mayo 107 Clayton Lambert Tallahassee, 32301 Suite (305) 377-5441 Suite N708 Ft. Myers, 33916-9357 Dennis Williams (904) 488-3731 Miami, 33128-1796 (813) 278-7195 Peggy Quince (305) 377-5213 P. 0. Box 50 Wright, Asst. Director Park Trammel Bldg. Polk City, 33868-9213 P. S. Rick Mills, Sgt. , 221B, Mayo Bldg. 8th Floor Orlando Area Office (813) 984-2273 Room 1748 Independence Tallahassee, 32301 1313Tampa Street 400 W. Robinson St., Blvd. Barney Pippin (904) 488-7447 Tampa, 33602 Suite 501 Bldg. Suite 1 Ed Sobach G, (813) 272-2670 Orlando, 32801 ROAD GUARD Sarasota, 34234 (305) 423-6115 1199W. Lantana Rd. (813) 355-2708 Richard Bartman Lantana, 33462-1597 H. Floyd, Chief Ben Room 204 Tampa Area Office (407) 586-6510 Pittman, T. Wheeler, Capt. J. Roger P. Palm Beach County Regional Service Center, Chief Richmond Bldg. Jesse Jenkins, Jr. Asst. , Regional Service Center 7th Floor P. O. Box 259 8420 N.W. 52nd Street 1313Tampa Street 5422 W. Bay Ctr. Drive 111Georgia Avenue Suite Trenton, 32693 Suite 101 33401 Tampa, 33602-3397 101 33166 West Palm Beach, 33609-3486 (904) 463-2136 Miami 837-5062 (813) 272-2565 Tampa, (305) 592-2976 (305) (813) 272-3438 Alcoholic Beverages Fleming Lee West Palm Beach Area Steve Casey, Sgt. Mike Page Divi- 125 N. Ridgewood Office and Tobacco, Key West Professional P.O. Box 147 Fourth Floor, Beck's Bldg. 111 Georgia Avenue, sion of Center Suite 211 Lowell, 32663-0147 205-B Daytona Beach, 32014 John J. Harris, 111112th St., Ste. West Palm Beach, 33401 (904) 622-5151 33040 (904) 252-1067 Deputy Director Key West, (305) 837-5054 Earl Stanley 292-6755 Statewide Prosecutor 725 S. Bronough St. (305) G. Cary Hill 32301-1927 Peter Antonacci Pensacola Area Office Tallahassee, R. R. Smith, Capt. 160 Governmental Center 3810 Inverrary Rd. 488-3227 (904) 499 N.W. 70th Ave. Asst. Statewide Suite 701 Bldg. C., Suite 101 DISTRICTS & SUB- Suite 312 Prosecutor Pensacola, 32501 Lauderhill, 33319-4380 OFFICES Atrium Executive Plaza Mark Johnson (904) 436-8150 (305) 739-2440 135 Central Blvd. Plantation, 33317 W. Susan Bisect T. L. Stout, Lt. 797-8408 Orlando (305) Corrections, 5422 W. Bay Center Dr. 160 Governmental Ctr. , (407) 423-6593 Suite 401 D.L. Pfitzenmaier, Lt. Department of Suite 101 Pensacola, 32501 (Supervisor, W. Palm Asst. Statewide Prison ((Ik Jail) Tampa, 33609-3486 (904) 436.8060 Beach & Ft. Pierce) Prosecutor Inspectors (813) 272-3435 Ave. 111 Georgia , Doug Molloy Gwen Brown B. A. Watts, Lt. Room 207 2455 E. Sunrise Blvd. Jerry L. Vaughan, (Supervisor, Talla- Inspector General Robert Simonsen West Palm Beach, 33401 Ft. Lauderdale Mike Spurlock hassee District Office) (407) 837-5067 (305) 453-4385 1311 Winewood Blvd. 345 S. Magnolia Dr. Tallahassee, 32399-2500 Promenade B)dg., Suite C-12 Bob Young, Sgt. Criminal Appeals (904) 488-9265 5600 Diplomat Circle, ¹250 Tallahassee, 32301 800 Virginia Ave. Tallahassee Branch Orlando, 32810-5633 Gary L. McLain, (904) 488-4271 Suite 32 Richard Doran (407) 629-9154 Deputy Inspector Gen. Ft. Pierce, 34982 (904) 488-0600 REGIONAL G. M. Hill, Sgt. (Super- 468-3927 (Same Address) (407) Lakeland RICO Branch visor, Panama City & (904) 488-5616 Thomas Young Marianna) T. F. Deen, Lt. 524 S. Florida Avenue E. Russell Smith 249 S. Jefferson St. 614 E. Clinton St. 1103 S.W. First Avenue (813) 867-4417 A'nn Chief Prison Inspector Marianna, 32446 Marianna, 32446 Ocala, 32678 Corcoran 526-3651 622-3105 (Same Address) (904) (904) 482-2151 (904) Lauderdale RICO Fort (904) 488-2102 Howell L. Winfree River Drive Louis Williams, Homer Scroggin, Sgt. 915 Middle P.O. Box 2400 Professional 467-4393 INSPECTORS Lead Worker Parkwood (305) Gainesville, 32602 Plaza Mona Fandel 701 Jenks Ave. , Ste. C Michael Cravener (904) 336.2035 3601 S. W. 2nd Ave. Panama City, 32402 Comptroller, Office James G. Keen (904) 872-4124 Suite Q Jonathan Kraus Fred Shepard, Jr. Gainesville, 32602 of 1250 Blountstown Hwy. 400 W. Robinson St. Mark Willingham, Capt. 336-2020 Suite 909 (904) Gerald Lewis, Park 20 West, Suite F (Supervisor, Jackson- Orlando, 32801 Comptroller Tallahassee, 32304-2715 ville & Live Oak) J. E. Powell, Lt. (305) 423-6125 1127 Arlington Rd. (Supervisor, Daytona The Capitol (904) 487-3234 Jacksonville, 32211 Beach & Rockledge) Tallahassee, 32399-0350 Bill Beardsley Joyce Haley (904) 727-5550 815 N. Nova Rd. (904) 488-0370 P.O. Box 699 3810 Inverrary Blvd. Bldg. Suite 101 Daytona Beach 32015 Gladden Sneads, 32460-0699 C., Clark Raby, Sgt. Barry Lauderhill, 33310 (904) 254-3711 Chief Investigations (904) 593-6431 320 N. Ohio Ave. of (305) 739-2113 Live Oak, 32060 Mike Fath, Sgt. Office of the Comptroller Garland Keeman (904) 362-2501 1199S. Highway U.S. 1 The Capitol, Rm. 2101 P.O. Box 699 Joseph E. Papy S.& S. Building, Suite 8 Tallahassee, 32399-0350 Sneads, 32460-0699 5422 W. Bay Center Dr. (904) 488-5275 (904) 593-6431

MARCH-APRIL 1989 Tampa, 33609 Col. James S. McKiunon Game & Fresh Water Daryl G. McLaughlin Major Windell Arnold (813) 272-3860 (904) 488-0441 Fish Commission Deputy Commissioner P.O. Box 5124 (904) 488-8771 Fire Marshal Col. Charles C. Hall Robert L. Edwards Homosassa Springs, 32647-5124 B.J. Peters, (904) 487-3501 Director, Division of Law Gerald Bailey, Inspector General (904) 628-6196 Director above: Enforcement Mailing address for Meridian (904) 488-1497 Division of State Fire Florida 620 S. St. Major J.S. Venero Division of Tallahassee, 32301 Marshal Patrol Danny R. Johnson, 5110 Gandy Blvd. Highway (904) 4886251 Suite 541, Larson Building Neil Kirkman Building Director Tampa, 33611 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0550 Maj. Kyle Hill Division of Criminal (813) 272-2516 (904) 488-8268 Chief Investigation TROOPS Bureau Major H. B. Thomas D.R. Dewar, Asst. (Same Address) (904) 487-2901 1820 Jackson St. A 488-6253 Director Troop (904) Patrick J. Doyle, Director Ft. Myers, 33901 Division of State Fire Maj. Jimmy C. Wright Maj. Craig Myrick Division of Criminal (813) 334-8963 Marshal P. 0. Box 1230 Bureau Chief Justice Information Major C.E. Dixon Larson Building Suite 541, Panama City, 32402-1230 (Same Address) Systems 1101 E. Gregory St. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 872-4150 (904) 488-6254 (904) 488-3961 Pensacola, 32501 (904) 488-8268 Troop B Maj. Neil Branch Elaine W. Bryant, (904) 444-8978 Don Steverson, Bureau Chief Director Maj. Alvin P. Edlin Major K.B. Clark Director (Same Address) Division of P. Box 381906 of Fire Arson P. 0. Box 1985 0. Bureau % (904) 488-6257 Staff Services Miami, 33138-1906 Investigations Lake City, 32056 (904) 488-9432 (305) 325-3346 Suite 479, Larson (904) 752-3735 REGIONAL SUPER- Building VISORS Jeff Long, Director Major R. A. Patterson Troop C Division of Criminal Tallahassee, 32399-0300 South P. 0. Box 2564 (904) 488-9825 Maj. Laster W. Smith Justice Standards Titusville, 32781-2564 P. 0. Box 90247 Maj. Floyd Buckhalter & Training (407) 383-2740 FIELD OFFICES Lakeland, 33804-0247 3900 Drane Field Rd. (904) 487-3880 Major R. Q. Bennett 107 Tupelo Avenue (813) 686-2164 Lakeland, 33801 Rod Caswell, 1-800-282-8002 2510 2nd Avenue N. Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Troop D Director Jacksonville 243-2814 Beach, (904) Northwest Division of Local Law 32250 Maj. Walter E. Enforcement Assistance Suite 479, Larson Ronald (904) 359-6580 Sundberg, Jr. Maj. Walsingham (904) 487-1806 Building P. 0. Box 536877 6938 Hwy. 2321 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Major R.H. McCullers Orlando, 32853.6877 Panama City, 32405 (Address for all above:) Overseas 488-9825 2835 Highway (904) (305) 423-6412 1-800-342-1676 P. 0. Box 1489 Marathon, 33050 Tallahassee, 32302 111Coastline Dr. , E. Troop E Northeast (305) 743-6542 Jacksonville, 32202 Operations Centers Major J.C. Rogers (904) 359-6142 Maj. Paul E. Gracey Maj. Laurence Rossignol P. 0. Box 350220, Route 7, Box 440 Tallahassee 1300 Marcinski Rd. 1313Tampa Street Riverside Station Lake City, 32055 (904) 488-1040 Jupiter, 33477 Tampa, 33602 (407) 626-9995 Miami, 33135 1-800-342-8105 Jacksonville (813) 272-3985 325-3606 (305) Everglades (904) 359-6480 Florida Parole Suite 211, 400 W. Troop F Commission Robinson St. Maj. James Ries Orlando Orlando, 32801 Maj. Edward C. Smith 551 N. Military Trail (305) 423.6010 REGIONAL SUPER- (407) 423-6026 P. 0. Box 20009 West Palm Beach, 33415 Tampa VISORS 1-800-432-2046 Braden River Branch (813) 272-2220 REGION 1 111 Georgia Ave. , Bradenton, 34203-0009 Suite 214 (813) 758-6431 Central Miami John R. Skinner West Palm Beach, 33401 Maj. David L. Starling (305) 470-5500 P. 0. Box 861 (407) 837-5050 Troop G Chattahoochee, 32324 1239 S. W. Tenth Street Crime Laboratories: 201 W. Broward Blvd. Maj. Thomas A. Sigman Ocala, 32674 (904) 663-4051 Tallahassee Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 P. 0. Box 70 1-800-342-9620 REGION 2 (305) 467-4261 E. Palatka, 32031 (904) 488-7071 General L. (904) 325-4545 Services, Jacksonville Jeffery Jansen 2373 W. First St. 1210 Andrews Circle Department of (904) 359-6390 Ft. Myers, 33901 Troop H Drive, North (813) 337-7304 Maj. Robert L. Bull Division of Safety Tampa Starke, 32091 Florida Highway 2100 Mahan Drive and Crime (813) 871-7125 (904) 964-8110 Tallahassee, 32308 Prevention Orlando REGION 3 Patrol (904) 488-8676 James B. McPherson (305) 423-6800 Bobby R. Burkett Spence McCall Troop K (Turnpike) Director Pensacola 1004 N. 14th St. Suite 107 Director Room 213, The Capitol , (904) 488-6517 Maj. Wrnthrop A. Vincent (904) 436-8020 Leesburg, 32749 P.O. Box 20899 (904) 787-5484 P. 0. Box 16007 Ft. Myers John W. Carmody West Palm 33416 Tallahassee, 32316-0899 Beach, (813) 278-1551 REGION 4 Deputy Director (305) 683-1140 (904) 487-2700 (904) 488-6855 Frank L'Hommedieu Troop L Insurance Fraud Marine Patrol Col. William A. Clark State of Florida Office Chief of Special Maj. William R. Driggers Jon E. Crosby, D.N. Ellingsen Dir. Building, Room 391 Operations P. 0. Box 3948 Director Douglas Building, 1350 N. W. 12th Ave. (904) 488-1435 Lantana, 33462 Suite 116, Larson Bldg. 7th Floor Miami 33136 (305) 588.8545 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 3900 Commonwealth (305) 325-2897 FIELD OPERATIONS (904) 488-3767 Boulevard CHIEFS Forestry, Tallahassee, 32399 REGION 5 Law Enforcement, Paul B.Taylor Division of (904) 488-5757 Ed Jenkins Park Trammel Deputy Director Department of Major L. E. Thomas Bldg. , Michael C. Long Suite 515 (904) 488-1939 Tim T. Moore P.O. Box 4238 Chief of Fire 1313N. Tampa St. (5th Commissioner Panama City, 32401 Fl.) Col. Billy Dickson Control Bureau Tampa, 33602 (904) 488-8771 (904) 234-0211 (904) 488-5155 3125 Conner Blvd. (813) 272-2642 Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Robert E. Cummings Major R. J. Lee Col. Saxton R. Jones (904) 488-6111 "P" (904) 488-1714 Assistant Commissioner P. 0. Drawer (904) 488-8771 Carrabelle, 32322 Col. Gregory G. Dodson (904) 697-3741 (904) 488-6557

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Recreation and Tallahassee, 32314 P.O. Box 46002 William A. Tanner P. O. Box 25000 Parks, Division of (904) 488-3818 Jacksonville, 32210 Director Orlando, 32816 (904) 359-6070 Public Safety (305) 275-2419 oseph F. Knoll, J. Hugh Stephens, 031 Westcott Wesley Cummings, Acting Director Administrator Miami North Florida State University 3900 Common wealth Special Programs Section 8175 N.W. 12th St. Director Tallahassee, 32306 University Police Boulevard P. O. Box 6417 2nd Floor (904) 644-1239 Tallahassee, 32399 Tallahassee, 32314 Miami, 33126-1831 University of West (904) 488-6131 (904) 488-3818 (305) 470-5001 Jefferson Walker, Director Florida University Security Pensacola, 32514 (Park officers have arrest Area Offices: Miami South Florida A & M University (904) 474-2415 powers within parks and Royal Trust Tower Tallahassee, 32307 other public lands under 541 S. Orlando Ave. Martin Garris, Director 701 S.W. 27th Ave. (904) 599-3607 University Police the jurisdiction of this Maitland, 32751 Miami, 33135-3037 Paul A. Uravich, Director University of North division. ) (305) 644-1823 643-7208 (305) Public Safety Florida Revenue, 9503 Princess Palm Ave. 401 N. First Street University of South 4567 St. Johns Bluff Rd. Suite 120 Department of Lake City, 32055-3303 Florida Jacksonville, 32216 Sabal Park Office Ctr. (904) 758-0420 Tampa, 33620 (904) 646-2803 D. Skinner, Chief Tampa, 33619-1378 974-2256 L. (813) Harvey Gunson, Director Bert W. Messer, (813) 272-2561 244 N. Caledonia St. Joseph R. Ward Public Safety Asst. Chief Marianna, 32446 Florida International Box 6417 351 N.W. 40th Ave. Director of Police P. O. (904) 482-3361 University Tallahassee, 32314 Suite 311 Florida Atlantic Tamiami Campus (904) 488-3818 Ft. Lauderdale, 33317 University Police University (305) 797-8410 Boca Raton, 33431 Tamiami Trail Tom Steckler E.H. Stevens, Director (305) 393-3502 Miami, 33199 Supervisor 111E. Coastline Dr. , tj309 University Police (305) 554-2623 Jacksonville, 32202 University of Florida Ron Seacrist, Director Investigations Section University Police P. O. Box 6417 (904) 359-6558 Gainesville, 32611 (904) 392-1111 University of Central Florida

A DIRECTORY OF POLICE CHIEFS ~~

We are grateful to the Florida Police Chiefs Association for making the follouing list available.

ALACIIUA BOCA RATON CLEWISTON DUNEDIN GREENVILLE F. A. Dampier Peter Petracco Raynola Stiles S.R. Raney Odell Livingston ALFORD BONIFAY COCOA DUNNELLON GROVELAND J. T. Branch Dennis Lee Gene Powers Eugene W. McCracken T. R. Merrill .LTAMONTE SPRINGS BOWLING GREEN COCOA BEACH EAGLE LAKE GULF BREEZE William A. Liquori Roy Alderman Francis T. Hutson Franklin Bartley Jerry Brown ALTHA BOYNTON BEACH COCONUT CREEK EATONVILLE GULF STREAM R W. Bailey Edward G. Hillery, Jr. John Whalen Phillip C. Harmon James W. Greer APALACHICOLA BRADENTON COLEMAN EDGEWATER GULFPORT Warren Faircloth Vito Badalamenti James J. Bianco, Jr. L. Schumaker James Sewell APOPKA BRADENTON BEACH COOPER CITY EDGEWOOD HAINES CITY Thomas Collins, Jr. Acting Chief R. P. Senk Gerald E. Brewer Kenneth Thompson ARCADIA David Crum CORAL GABLES EL PORTAL HA LLANDALE Kenneth E. Carlton BRANFORD Charles Skalaski Leroy Kretschmar Richard Fox ASTATULA Jerry Harris CORAL SPRINGS EUSTIS HAMPTON Carson L. Sink BRINEY BREEZES Warren Gilbert Robert J. Templin Raymond Simmons ATLANTIC BEACH Louis Spano COTTONDALE FELLSMERE HAVANA David Thompson BROOKSVILLE William Watford R. D. Onorato Phillip L. Fusilier ATLANTIS Boyce E. Tincher CRESCENT CITY FERNANDINA BEACH HIALEAH Robert J. Roberson BUNNELL John F. Hogg Jerry Cameron Rolando Bolanos AUBURNDALE David Higgenbotham CRESTVIEW FLAGLER BEACH HIALEAH GARDENS Dean A. Longo BUSHNELL D. F. Carnahan Charles Robson Charles Rogers AVON PARK James Reed CROSS CITY FLORIDA CITY HIGH SPRINGS Joseph Sliva CALLA WAY Tommy Carter John E. Folden Thomas W. Wolfe BAL HARBOUR Neil Lett CRYSTAL RIVER FORTLAUDERDALE HIGHLAND BEACH VILLAGE CAPE CORAL Vacancy Joseph C. Gerwens William Cecere Robert Baquero Lynn S. Rowe DADE CITY FORT MEADE HILLIARD BALDWIN CARRABELLE Phillip A. Thompson George Ferns H. A. Stokes, Jr. Robbie E. Robinson Marvin E. Braswell DANIA FORT MYERS HILLSBORO BEACH BARTOW CASSELBERRY Gilbert Thivener Jere Spurlin Ralph W. Dunn Roy McKinsey Frederick H. McGowan DAVENPORT FORT PIERCE HOLLY HILL BAY HARBOR ISLAND CEDAR GROVE Thomas Redemacher Ronnie Parker John Finn Thomas Pletcher J. L. Krawczyn DAVIE FORT WALTON BEACH HOLLYWOOD BELLE GLADE CEDAR KEY Robert J. Weatherholt John Vesey Richard Witt lVIichael R. Miller Carlos Stone DAYTONA BEACH FROSTPROOF HOLMES BEACH BELLEAIR CENTER HILL Paul B. Crow Raymond March Richard Maddox Harry F. Gwynne Verson McMullen DAYTONA BEACH FRUITLAND PARK HOMESTEAD BELLEAIR BEACH CENTURY SHORES D.E. Reese Curtis Ivy Francis P. Anderson Lonnie Lashley Frank S. Daraio GAINESVILLE HORSESHOE BEACH BELLEAIR BLUFFS CHATTAHOOCHEE DEERFIELD BEACH Wayland R. Clifton Goerge A. Griffin David Turnage Vrchota James W. Mangum Roy GOLDEN BEACH HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS CHIEFLAND DE FUNIAK SPRINGS Carl Summerall BELLEVIEW Stanley W. Kramer D. L. Anderson Clinton Hooks John Robert Howie GRACEVILLE INDIALANTIC CHIPLEY DE LAND Roger SCAYNE PARK Daniel Ward Skinner Robert Pleas Richard M. Slaughter B. Daniel Marx GREEN COVE SPRINGS INDIAN CREEK CLEARWATER DELRAY BEACH VILLAGE BLOUNTSTOWN Bob Campbell Robert W. Deason Sidney Klein Charles Kilgore Cecil Saxby CLERMONT DUNDEE GREENACRES CITY John Treanor Prentice Tyndal Roy E. Holland (continuedj

MARCH-APRIL 1989 57 INDIAN HARBOUR LIVE OAK OAK HILL QUINCY SWEETWATER BEACH Jack Garrett Steve Marsee Edward M. Spooner, Dir. Charles Toledo Frederick Fernez LONGBOAT KEY OAKLAND of Public Safety TALLAHASSEE INDIAN RIVER Wayne McCammon Hueld A. Morrow REDINGTON BEACH Melvin L. Tucker SHORES LONGWOOD OAKLAND PARK Charles Haggerty TAMARAC Ernest Polverari Greg Manning William Strachan, Dir. REDINGTON SHORES Joseph McIntosh INDIAN ROCKS BEACH LYNN HAVEN C.D. Maneri, Chief Gary Hess TAMPA Sam Heath, Jr. David S. Messer OCALA RIVIERA BEACH Austin McLane INDIAN SHORES MADEIRA BEACH A. Lee McGehee Frank M. Walker III TARPON SPRINGS Gary G. Hess Richard R. Menard OCEAN RIDGE ROCKLEDGE Carl Hernandez INGLIS MADISON Louis L. Spano Richard R. Kallis TAVARES Devon Addison Edward Odom OCOEE ROYAL PALM BEACH John LaFond INTERLACHEN MAITLAND John H. Boyd Jeff Waites TEMPLE TERRACE Larry Wilburn John M. Ervin OKEECHOBEE ST. AUGUSTINE Tom Matthews INVERNESS MANALAPAN Larry Mobley George H. Thornton TEQUESTA William Vitt Ralph M. Meadows OPA LOCKA ST. AUGUSTINE Carl R. Roderick JACKSONVILLE MANGONIA PARK Floyd L. Reeves BEACH TITUSVILLE Sheriff James E. Raymond Funk ORANGE CITY Arnold M. Bandy Charles L. Ball McMillan MARG ATE William H. Keiser, Jr. ST. CLOUD TREASURE ISLAND JACKSONVILLE John Bordenkircher ORANGE PARK E. E. Eunice Joe Pelkington BEACH MARIA NNA Dalton C. Bray ST. LEO/SAN ANTONIO UMATILLA Paul Brown B.L. Parmer ORLANDO Charles Gordon Stephen Foster JASPER MASCOTTE Danny J. Wilson ST. PETERSBURG VALPARAISO Frank Osborn Acting Chief ORMOND BEACH Samuel F. Lynn, Lomax Donaldson JAY Don Page James M. Patterson ST. PETERSBURG VENICE Norman R. Miller MAYO OVIEDO BEACH Richard O'Shaughnessy JENNINGS Steven W. Walker Dennis A. Peterson Edward C. Kelley VERO BEACH William H. Carden MEDLEY PAHOKEE SANFORD James Gabbard JUNO BEACH Joseph Zerba Carmen Salvatore III Steven Harriett VIRGINIA GARDENS Mitchell L. Tyre MELBOURNE PALATKA SANIBEL Carlos M. Serrio JUPITER Keith Chandler Jimmy Hill Richard H. Plager WALDO Richard J. Westgate MELBOURNE BEACH PALM BAY SARASOTA Julius Eunice JUPITER INLET Steve Walters Robert Rossman Earl D. Parker WAUCHULA COLONY MELBOURNE VILLAGE PALM BEACH SATELLITE BEACH Ray Grimes Christopher M. Proper vacancy Joseph Terlizzese Lionel Cote WEBSTER JUPITER ISLAND METRO/DADE POLICE PALM BRACH SEA RANCH LAKES Dennis L. Johnson Jack J. Curry DEPT. GARDENS Tony Mazza WELAKA KENNETH CITY Director R. S. Neubauer SEBASTIAN Hugh C. Elwell Chester Kowalski Fred Taylor PALM BEACH David Carter WEST MELBOURNE KEY COLONY BEACH MEXICO BEACH SHORES SE BRING James Donnan James H. Stewart Jeff Sellers Roger K. Wille Robert A. Baker WEST MIAMI KEY WEST MIAMI PALM SPRINGS SEMINOLE TRIBE P. O. Kiel Thomas Webster l erry Anderson Elmer W. Hoagland III POLICE DEPT. WEST PALM BEACH KISSIMMEE MIAMI BEACH Public Safety Dir. Joseph Safonte B.R. Riggs Frank J. Ross Ken Glassman PALMETTO SEWALL'S POINT WEWAHITCHKA LADY LAKE MIAMI SHORES H.H. Van Fleet Louis J. Savini Cecil C. Donaldson Acting Chief Michael A. Zoovas PANAMA CITY SHALIMAR WHITE SPRINGS C. Johnson MIAMI SPRINGS R. C. Haddix John T Blackburn Myron Carter LAKE ALFRED Earl C. Steffen PANAMA CITY BEACH SNEADS WILDWOOD Bruce J. Efurd MICCOSUKEE TRIBE P. L. Sullivan Billy Grantham Don Clark LAKE CITY Anthony Zecca PARKER SOUTH BAY WILLISTON Frank Owens MILTON Joe B. Walker Roy L. Humston, Jr. Eugene Hartsman LAKE CLARKE SHORES James C. Collier PARKLAND SOUTH DAYTONA WILTON MANORS Deborah Moody MINNE OLA Ronald Bailey Gary White Berriard S. Scott LAKE HAMILTON Allen Nicola PAXTON SOUTH MIAMI WINDERMERE Edward Freeman MIRAMAR Robert C. Johns Perry Turner Ellsworth Clarke LAKE HELEN R McLaren PEMBROKE PINES SOUTH PALM BEACH WINTER GARDEN Thomas Ling MONTEVERDE John Lombardo Stanley Morse Jimmy Yawn LAKE MARY Ray Taylor PENSACOLA SPRINGFIELD WINTER HAVEN Charles Lauderdale, III MONTICELLO Louis Goes John Sword Ron Martin LAKE PARK Nelson Blount PERRY STARKE WINTER PARK Neil Garfield MOUNT DORA Wayne Putnal Acting Chief James Younger LAKE PLACID Robert A. Roberts PIERSON H.F. Wiggins WINTER SPRINGS Ch aries Hartsfield MULBERRY George Leary STUART John Govoruhk LAKE WALES John W. Hunter PINELLAS PARK Charles E. White ZEPHYRHILLS John Busbee NAPLES David Milchan SUNRISE William R. Eiland LAKE WORTH Paul C. Reble, Jr. PLANT CITY John G. Solden wagner ZOLFO SPRINGS Lee Reese NEPTUNE BEACH Troy E. Surrency SURFSIDE John Wilbur Vickery LAKELAND Billy Harding PLANTATION Terrill W. Williamson Ronald Nenner NEW PORT RICHEY Morris C. Meek LANTANA Aage Madsen POMONA PARK William M. Carson NEW SMYRNA BEACH Sam J. Hogg LARGO Denver Fleming POMPANO BEACH Number one "weed eater" J.M. Gallenstein NICEVILLE John Lewis BRADENTON —A newspaper headline LAUDERDALE-BY- Edward W. Holloway PONCE INLET described the Manatee County Sheriff's THE-SEA NORTH BAY VILLAGE Todd A. Hendrickson Joe Fitzgerald Stanford Blair PORT ORANGE Office as Florida's "number one weed LAUREL HILL NORTH LAUDERDALE Robert Ford eater. " The title was based on a Florida Vacancy George Atkinson PORT RICHEY Department of Law Enforcement report MIAMI LAWTEY NORTH Vacancy crediting Charlie Wells' outfit with M.M. Jordan Thomas J. Flom PORT ST. JOE Sheriff LAYTON NORTH MIAMI BEACH Carl O. Richter finding and destroying 14,982 marijuana Peter Masiko III William B. Berger PORT ST. LUCIE plants during 1988, a record for the year. LEESBURG NORTH PALM BEACH Gil Kerlikowske "Wejust kind of declared a war and had an James Brown Bruce F. Sekeres PUNTA GORDA all-out effort, "said Wells. LIGHTHOUSE POINT NORTH PORT Ralph Shoup Paul G. Mannino Victor I. Costello

58 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Mid-%inter Conference Highlights —Part II

"My first priority is to add more than 8,800 beds to Florida's Prison System. "

An address presented by Governor Bob Martinez during the Annual Mid- Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association

I appreciate this opportunity to join you for your Mid-Winter Conference. I want you to know how much I appreciate the cooperation of your organization and how important the assistance of the Sheriffs Associa- tion has been in helping my office to identify key issues. We are making important progress in law enforcement in Florida. Last week I announced two important areas of my budget recommendations that will go a long way Smiles and applause greeted Governor Bob Martinez urhen he toward improving the quality of life in Florida. They revealed the criminal justice priority items in his proposed 1989-90 directly affect you and their success depends on you. budget. Seated at his rightis Florida Sheriffs Associa- tion President Tim Dobeck. Government's first duty is to protect our citizens hand we simply can't do that ifwe don't have anywhere ida will be the first state to develop and use a master to put those that break the law. That's why my first plan for corrections. Florida can and should be a priority is to add more than 8,800 prison beds to Flori- leader in the area ofcriminal justice. We are the fastest da's prison system. We' ve increased Florida's prison growing state with one of the highest crime rates. system by more than 9,000 beds in the past two years Both of these dictate that we take the lead in fighting and again we' re looking at another 9,000 for this one crime. year. We believe it can be done and it must be done. As you know, much of our crime problem is fueled by What more prison space means to you and to every drugs. Last week I announced that my budget would law abiding citizen in Florida is clear. Fifty-four include 15 million dollars to implement a series of hundred fewer inmates will get early release next programs to fight this problem. My plan targets both year, we can prevent crime by locking up our career sides of the drug trade, the user and the seller, because criminals and the worst predators. The bulk of my they feed off each other and their combined efforts correctional budget, 152.4 million dollars, is for prison result in so much crime. I am recommending more construction, because we' ve got to make up for lost than half of the 15 million dollars go for criminal time and lack of space. justice efforts because we can fight this monster, we But my plan is not simply a lock up system for can prevent future drug abuse, the need for treatment criminals. I am recommending a comprehensive cor- and future crime. rectional plan that will maximize our corrections pro- I'm also recommending increases in personnel for gram by expanding alternatives to prisons. Another state agencies that target drug activity, as well as, 14.7 million will go to fund cost effective and reliable more judges, prosecutors, parole and probation offiic- alternatives like house arrest and community control, ers, and corrections officers to handle drug related but not for violent offenders. cases. We can toughen Florida's early release program so We could boost crime fighting in Florida with one that suspects or convicted criminals who assault law important change in public policy, repealing our dis- enforcement or correctional officers are not eligible for covery deposition rules. Florida's discovery rule is det- credits toward early release required due to overcrowd- rimental to law enforcement. In fact, a DEA ig. I am recommending that we develop a five-year Administrator said last week that they prefer not to tnaster plan for our correctional system to project prosecute drug cases in Florida because our discovery where our needs are, and where our money and our rules compromise our cases. When that happens we in attention should be directed. As far as we know, Flor- Florida pay the cost ofcrime but the recovery of money (conti nued on next page) MARCH-APRIL 1989 59 Mid-%inter Conference Highlights —Part II takes place in another state. We take the loss, they ing to encourage a drug-free work place. The State of take the gain. Florida is right behind you. We are implementing poli- It's time that public policy makers make a determi- cies to make State Government drug free and to send a nation on the discovery rule and not leave it solely to message to vendors and companies that do business the legal profession. It is time that we go on the record with the state that we expect them to be drug free as to say that the discovery rule as it is applied in Florida well. is no longer acceptable public policy. A change in our Convicted drug felons would also be prohibited from discovery rule would eliminate abuses of the system receiving a driver's license and would be ineligible for and would immediately relieve some 35 million dollars loans and other assistance awarded by the state in overtime and work load associated with the current unless they complete a drug rehabilitation program. discovery rule. That would enable us to direct that And, I support more military support in fighting money into legitimate actions to fight crime. drugs. You will be hearing more about a summit meet- We need the cooperation and support of all areas of ing to bring together law enforcement and the mil- the criminal justice system to effectively fight drug itary to fight our drug problem. We' ve got a lot ofwork related crime. I am proposing legislation that would ahead of us. This is one of the most important efforts prevent courts from withholding adjudication on we can make for Florida. I look forward to working those convicted of drug related crimes so that they get with you this year on these important issues. Again, I full credit for their crime. We can make drug users and appreciate the cooperation of the Sheriff's Association illegal drug traffickers pay for the cost of their crimes. and I appreciate the great service each ofyou provides Law enforcement has taken the lead with drug test- to your community.

ST. AUGUSTINE —The Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association, which was held at the Ponce de Leon Resort, St Augustine, February 12-14, produced so many articles and photographs that they had to be divided into two parts. Part I appeared in the February issue, and Part II was held over for this issue. Fifty-six Sheriffs, a higher than average number, answered the roll call and worked their way through a long agenda of critical issues. Dur- ing business session breaks they visited displays of law enforcement supplies and equipment pre- pared by 47 exhibitors. This was said to be one of the most productive and constructive conferences in the 79-year history of the Sheriffs Association. Sheriffs Don Moreland (left) and Neil Perry (right) discuss legislative issues with Florida Representative Ron Silver, Chairman of the House Criminal Justice Committee. Perry was the conference host. Moreland was elected Chairman of the Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors. In a luncheon address, Silver proposed adding a front license tag to motor vehicles registered in Florida. He said increased license fees would produce approximately $150 million which could be used to build new prisons. Front tags would also enable law enforcement officers and crime witnesses to identify lawbreakers'cars more readily, he added,

Manatee County Sheriff Charlie Wells, Chairman of the Asso- ciation's Legislative Committee, leads a discussion of legislative issues. He was assisted by H Lee Moffitt and Mark Herron (right), the Association's legislative consultants.

60 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Mid-Winter Conference Highlights —Part II

Representative David Plagg, from Gainesville, told Sheriffs he The Conference line-up of speakersincluded Statewide Prosec- plans to propose legislation banning the sale of assault wea- utor Pete Antonacci (at podium) and Attorney General Robert pons, including the AK-47, Uzi and sawed-off shotguns. She- A. Butterworth. The Attorney General urged Sheriffs to sup- riffs voted to support his proposal. port U.S. Senator Bob Graham's bill to limit death sentence appeals. He said he was also in favor of banning over the counter sale of assault weapons. "Itis insanity that any nut off the street can walk in and buy an assault weapon. "

Lafayette County Sheriff L William C. Townsend Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean Broward County Sheriff Nick Navarro

There goes the old stereotypeff

Fiction writers have characterized Sheriffs as strong, silent men of action. They got the strong men of action part right, but the "silent" part is a myth. These Mid-Winter Conference pictures help to prove that in reality Sheriffs are strong, outspoken men of action who do not hesitate to stand up in meetings and air their views.

Columbia County Sheriff Tom Tramel Martin County Sheriff James D. Holt

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Florida Department of Law Enforce- Charles Felton, Director of the Pinellas Madison County Sheriff Joe Peavy, the ment Commissioner James T. "Tim" County Detention Facility, presented a chairman of the nominating committee, Mooreannounced that fullDNA services report on the recent Jail Administrators presents a slate of officers and directors will be available at the Department's Con ference. for 1989. In subsequent voting, Indian Jacksonville lab in 1989, and will be River County Sheriff R.T. "Tim"Dobeck offered at other FDLE labs subse- (left) was advanced from Acting Presi- quently. DNA is a scientific break- dent to Newly-Elected President. through that uses the genetic material found in human cells for identification purposes.

Attorney Iven Lamb (center), the Sheriffs Association's Civil Process Consultant, was awarded a Lifetime Honorary Mem- bership in the Association in recognition of his services. The award was presented by Executive Director J.M. "Buddy "Phil- "Tim" Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean presented an award to lips, Jr., (left) and President R.T. Dobeck. Forensic Artist Linda Galeener to express appreciation for her efforts in developing a forensic artists' task force under the auspices of the Sheriffs Association.

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Newly-elected officers of the Sheriffs Association sworn-in by Dyess, Jr., Vice President; Indian River County Sheriff R.T. Secretary of State Jim Smith were (from left) Madison County "Tim" Dobeck, President; Union County Sheriff Jerry White- Sheriff Joe Peavy, Sergeant-at-Arms; Calhoun County Sheriff head, Treasurer; and Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean, W. G. "Buddy" Smith, Chaplain; Jefferson County Sheriff Ken Past President. Fortune, Secretary; Hendry County Sheriff Earl (Sermon)

Secretary of State Smith also swore-in newly-elected members Sheriff Tom Mylander, Marion County Sheriff Don Moreland of the Board ofDirectors. They are (from left) Sarasota County (Chairman), St. Johns County Sheriff Neil Perry, Okaloosa Sheriff Geoffrey Monge, Martin County Sheriff James D. Holt, County Sheriff Larry Gilbert (Vice Chairman), Wakulla St. Lucie County Sheriff Robert C. "Bobby" Knowles, Sumter County Sheriff David F. Harvey and Gulf County Sheriff Al County Sheriff James L. "Jamie" Adams, Hernando County Harrison.

MARCH-APRIL 1989 63 Sheriff Nick Navarro displays the Presidential Security Badge The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Color Guard advanced he was awarded when he participated in security arrange- the colors during a conference banquet. ments for the inauguration of President George Bush. His audience included Sheriff R.T, "Tim"Dobeck (left) and Sheriff Robert C. "Bobby" Knowles,

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Sheriff James L. "Jamie" Adams, Jr., was the top scorerin a skeet shooting session that preceded the opening of the Confer- ence business sessions.

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS COUNTY SHERIFF ADDRESS AC OFFICE ALACHUA...... L. J. "Lu" Hindery . . . ..P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602-1210...... 904 378-1641 BAKER...... Joe Newmans...... 56 North Second St., Macclenny, 32063-2296 .. . . 904 259-2231 BAY ...... *Guy Tunnell ...314 Harmon Ave. , Panama City, 32401-3088 .. . . 904 785-4351 BRADFORD .. . .«Kenneth Etheridge...... P.O. Box 400, Starke, 32091-0400 . 904 964-6280 BREVARD...... C. W. "Jake" Miller...... 700 Park Avenue, Titusville, 32780-4095 ...... 407 269-8910 BROWARD . ... .Nick Navarro ...... P. O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-9507...... 305 765-8900 CALHOUN . .. . .W. G. "Buddy" Smith . .. .342 E. Central Ave. , Blountstown, 32424-0342. . . .. 904 674-5049 CHARLOTI'E . . .«Richard Worch...... 25500 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, 33950-9586. .. . . 813 639-2101 CITRUS...... Charles S. Dean . . ... 1 So. Park Ave. , Inverness, 32650-4994...... 904 726-4488 CLAY...... «Dalton Bray ...... P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043-0548 . . . 904 284-7575 COLLIER...... «Don Hunter...... Drawer 1277, Naples, 33939-1277 . 813 774-4434 COLUMBIA. .. . .Tom Tramel ...... P. O. Box 650, Lake City, 32056-0650 ...... 904 752-9212 DADE...... Fred Taylor Metro-Dade Police Dept. , 1320 NW 14th St., Director...... Miami, 33125-1615 . 305 547-7498 DeSOTO ...... Joe Varnadore . , . . .P. O. Box 2160, Arcadia, 33821-2160 ...... 813 494-2424 DIXIE. . . . Glen Dyals ...... P. O. Box 470, Cross City, 32628-0470...... 904 498-3383 DUVAL . . J. E. "Jim" McMillan . . ..P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, 32203-2070...... 904 630-2120 ESCAMBIA. ... «Charlie Johnson...... P. O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770 ...... 904 436-9625 FLAGLER .. ... Robert E. McCarthy. .. P. O. Drawer 1880, Bunnell, 32010-1880 . . 904 437-4106 FRANKLIN. . .. «Warren Roddenberry . Courthouse, Apalachicola, 32320-1733 . .. 904 653-8215 GADSDEN. .. .. W. A. Woodham...... P.O. Box 1709, Quincy, 32351-1709 904 627-9233 GILCHRIST. .. . «Jim Floyd ...... P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693-0418 ...... 904 463-2119 GLADES...... «Charles Schramm . . . . .P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471-0039 . . .. 813 946-0100 GULF...... Al Harrison...... P. O. Box 970," Port St. Joe, 32466-0970 . .904 227-1115 HAMILTON ... «Harrell Reid ...... Drawer "A, Jasper, 32062-0541 904 792-1001 HARDEE ...... Doyle W. Bryan...... P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873-0158 . .813 773-4144 HENDRY ...... Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr P. O. Box 579, LaBelle, 33935-0579 813 675-2166 HERNANDO. .. Tom Mylander...... P. O. Box 1960, Brooksville, 34605-1960 .. . . 904 796-7207 HIGHLANDS ...... «Howard Godwin . . . . P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33871-0071 .813 386-5111 HILLS BOROUG H. . ..Walter C. Heinrich. . . . .P. O. Box 3371, Tampa, 33601-3371 ...... 813 247-8000 HOLMES ...... «John Braxton...... 211 North Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 82426-2296. . . .. 904 547-3681 INDIAN RIVER ...... R. T. "Tim" Dobeck .. . .P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32961-0608...... 407 569-6700 JACKSON .. ... John P. McDaniel ..P. O. Box 919, Marianna, 32446-0919 ...... 904 482-2132 JEFFERSON. .. Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr. Rms. 7 lk 8, Courthouse, Monticello, 32344-1971 . . 904 997-2528 LAFAYETTE .. «William Townsend. . .. P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066-0227 904 294-1222 LAKE...... «George Knupp, Jr. ... . 315 W. Main St., Tavares, 327784877...... 904 343-2101 LEE...... «John McDougall...... 1700 Monroe St., Ft. Myers, 33901-3093 . . .. 813 332-3456 LEON...... Eddie Boone...... P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302-0727 . . . . 904 222-4740 «Ted Glass...... P. O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621-0157...... 904 486-2111 LIBERTY...... Harrell W. Revell ...... P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321-0067 .. 904 643-5615 MADISON. .. . . Joe C. Peavy...... Courthouse, Madison, 32340-2499 904 973-4161 MANATEE . ... Charlie Wells ...... 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 34205-7722...... 813 747-3011 MARION...... Don R. Moreland. . . .P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 32678-1987 904 782-8181 MARTIN...... James D. Holt ...... Caller Service 95-9020, Stuart, 34995-9020...... 407 220-7000 MONROE...... «J. Allison DeFoor, II .. ..P. O. Box 1269, Key West, 33041-1269...... 305 296-2424 NASSAU...... Lawrence E. Ellis ...... 11 N. 14th St., Box 1, Fernandina Beach, 32034-3108 904 261-3675 OKALOOSA ... Larry E. Gilbert...... 1250 Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, 32579-1234 ...... 904 651-2611 OKEECHOBEE O.L. Raulerson...... P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 34973-1397 ...... 813 7634117 ORANGE ...... «Walt Gallagher .. P.O. Box 1440, Orlando, 32802-1440 407 648-3700 OSCEOLA. .... «Jon Lane ...... P. O. Box 2428, Kissimmee, 32742-2428 ...... 407 348-2222 PALM BEACH . Richard P. Wille .. . .P. O. Box 24681, West Palm Beach, 33416-4681.... . 407 471-2000 PASCO ...... Jim Gillum ..8700 Citizen Dr., New Port Richey, 34654-4499 .... . 813 847-5878 PINE LLAS. . ... «Everett Rice ...... P. O. Box 2600, Largo, 34649-2500 813 587-6200 Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. . ..455 N. Broadway, Bartow, 33830-3998 ...... 813 533-0344 PUTNAM...... «Taylor Douglas ...... P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32078-1578...... 904 329-0800 ST. JOHNS . ... Neil Perry ...... 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32084-8611 . . 904 824-8304 ST. LUCIE. .. .. Robert C. Knowles . .P. O. Box 2148, Ft. Pierce, 34964-2148...... 407 461-7300 SANTA ROSA . Mauriece Coffman, Jr. . . .P, O. Box 7129, Milton, 32570-7129...... 904 623-3691 SARASOTA. . .. Geoffrey Monge...... P. O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 34230-4115 ...... 813 951-5800 SEMINOLE. .. . John E. Polk ...... 1346 - 28th St., Sanford, 32773-9399 ...... 407 322-5115 SUMTER ...... James L. "Jamie" Adam s, Jr. P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513-0188 ...... 904 793-0222 SUWANNEE. .. Robert Leonard...... 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060-3290 .. .. 904 362-2222 TAYLOR...... «John Wesley Walker . . Courthouse, Perry, 32347-3244 904 584-4225 UNION...... Jerry Whitehead...... Courthouse, Room 102, Lake Butler, 32054-1698.. . . . 904 496-2601 VOLUSIA...... «Bob Vogel ...... P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32721-0669 ...... 904 734-0513 WAKULLA . ... David F. Harvey ...... P. O. Box 160, Crawfordville, 32327-0160...... 904 926-7171 WALTON ...... Quinn A. McMillian. .... Courthouse, DeFuniak Springs, 32433 ...... 904 892-3186 WASHINGTON Fred Peel . P O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428-0626...... 638-0610 «New Sheriffs elected in 1988

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