March-April 1973 Yearbook Edition

VOLUME 17, NO. 1 MARCH-APRIL 1973 YEARBOOK EDITION

CONTENTS

Sheriffs Association Officers and Directors 3 Directory of County Officials .40 Florida's Government Directory of State Agencies . . 16 Executive Branch . . 10 Judicial Branch 30 Legislative Branch . 19 State Government Chart . 8 Florida's Men In Washington . 35 Public Service Commission . 15 Sheriff's Telephone Numbers and Addresses Inside Back Cover

Editor, Carl Stauffer Executive Director, Florida Sheriffs Association

Associate Editor, Al Hammock Art Director, Frank J. Jones

Production Assistant, Adnette McClellan

THE SHERIFF'S STAR is published monthly by the Florida Sheriffs Association, a non-profit corporation, P. O. Box 1487, Tallahassee, Florida 32302 (street address, 330 South Adams). The subscription rate is $2.50 per year. Second class postage paid at Tallahassee, Florida and at additional mailing offices. SHERIFF SAM T. JOYCE, PRESIDENT

P Our Problems Boil Down To One Thing: ADEQUATE FINANCIAL RESOURCES

A legislative committee recently asked the Florida Sheriffs Florida cannot continue to maintain its excellent law en- Association: "What are the major problems in your professional forcement record unless we do something about the manpower area?" shortage produced by inadequate budgets and growing respon- And we responded that these problems could be summarized sibilities. very briefly into two categories: We are aware of the influx of new residents into Florida, (1) Those caused by lack of sufficient manpower, and the tremendous growth of our urban and rural counties, and (2) Those caused by the constant build-up of administra- the swelling tide of tourists. To those who own and operate tive detail and paper work. cash registers, this is good news. To the men in the thin ranks Simplifying the matter even further we pointed out that of law enforcement it brings apprehension and the threat both of these categories could actually be grouped into one of disaster. overall problem, namely, the lack of sufficient financial re- They know that population expansion will produce a tre- sources to provide local law enforcement with enough man (or mendous increase in the law enforcement work load at a time woman) power to do the work required. when they are simultaneously faced with a general escalation Low salaries contribute to the problem. of administrative details caused by court decisions, minimum In recent months we have been able to get the starting standards, revision of the judicial article of our constitution, salaries of deputy sheriffs up to at least $6,000 state-wide; but uniform crime reporting and other factors. — this accomplishment looks small when compared with the fact Improvements in the —criminal justice system although that a rookie policeman in New York City starts at $12,500 desirable and necessary produce mountains of paper work, annually, with a guaranteed $1,000 raise at the end of six and paper work is driving police manpower off the streets and months. into the office. Sheriffs' salaries have improved in Florida, but they too are The goals of more accurate crime reporting, more careful dwarfed by comparison with law enforcement salaries in other accounting, advanced training, full compliance with uniform areas of the nation. The base salary of a grade one patrolman jail regulations, health standards, civil rights protections, etc., after two years experience in the far corner of Brooklyn is are admirable and vital; yet simply keeping the records and more than $15,000 a year, which puts him above the salaries complying with regulations produce a manpower drain and an presently being paid to at least 43 of our 67 Florida Sheriffs. administrative load which, if not compensated for, might actual- Raising salaries would ease our problem, but it is only one ly reduce the quality of law enforcement rather than improve it. step. Manpower must be increased too, and the financial re- next sources must be found to make this possible. (continued on page) (President s message continued j making an arrest for even the most minor infraction has gone out of sight. Back in the days of the fee system, the sheriff Sheriffs tell me their deputies now spend 60 per cent more used to charge $7.50 for an arrest. Today it would cost $75 time preparing reports and doing required paper work than they at a minimum. did just a few years ago. The time now spent in the simple pro- The only remedy seems to be to provide local law enforce- cess of booking a prisoner into the jail has increased approxi- ment with adequate budgets to enable each Sheriff and each mately 40 per cent. police chief to hire sufficient staff to carry on his primary law Current department of corrections regulations, brought into enforcement function, yet, at the same time, cope with the focus by recent court decisions, now require a formal hearing growing administrative demands and responsibilities. covered by a written report for every prisoner who is disci- But this problem of insufficient manpower and inadequate plined in a county jail even though the discipline might be so funding responds to no easy answer. Where do we get the minor as moving the prisoner from one cell to another. And if money? recent federal court rulings prevail, that prisoner will also have If I had an adequate solution, I would be the first to offer to be represented by legal counsel. it. I do know that the creation or expansion of duplicative We used to kid about it, but it actually has almost gotten state operated facilities is not the answer. Experience in this to the place where every policeman has to carry a public de- and many other states has shown that this too-often-used fender, an assistant state attorney, a medic, and a notary public remedy only increases the cost and complicates the problem. with him at all times to make sure that the law breaker is pro- We are spending hundreds of millions of dollars at the perly treated and given his so-called legal rights when appre- federal and state levels ostensibly to provide local law enforce- hended. ment with assistance. But in my opinion very little of these Historically, the high Sheriff of the county has had much millions ever get spent where they are most needed —to beef independence, much power and much autonomy. Today he up the numbers and salaries of the policemen on the neigh- closely resembles the doctor in the surgical amphitheatre with borhood beat. all sorts of spectators and experts watching his every move. We spend untold millions on elaborate planning studies, County Commissioners and state auditors keep a wary eye exotic computer services, and so-called innovative techniques on his professional accounts and records; prison inspectors tell and advanced programming, yet the crime rate continues to him how he can handle his prisoners in his jail; health inspec- rise and the criminals on the street multiply faster than the tors make roach counts in the jail kitchens; bleeding hearts and policemen. the civil rights activists second guess and usually criticize every Government spending for law enforcement and criminal move he makes in apprehending a suspected law breaker. justice is increasing at a tremendous rate, but we need to take Police unions are threatening to dictate who he can hire, a look at the priorities. who he can fire and how much he can pay them, but leave to Research, planning, raising of educational standards, sophis- him the job of finding the money. ticated equipment and computers, are all important and neces- Meanwhile, administrative details and paper work demand an sary, but firg+zigzgy should be given to adequate budgets increasingly greater proportion of time; leaving less and less and manpower. Innovative programs and brave new concepts time for the Sheriff and his deputies to perform the basic skills will mean nothing without the funds to carry them out. of their trade, namely, the prevention and detection of crime Perhaps we are spending enough, but perhaps it is not being and the apprehension of law breakers. put where it will do the most good. I must confess that I see little that can be done about the The number of state and federal so-called "assistance growing work load of non-law enforcement activity in today' s agencies" —the regional planners, the state coordinators, the society. It is simply inevitable that paper work and adminis- federal consultants —are practically falling over themselves in trative details are likely to increase at an accelerating rate. spending federal and state moneys in the name of law enforce- The fantastic increase in the costs of government at all levels ment, but the real guts of the problem —more men and better is well known to all of us. pay for them at the precinct and courthouse level —remains For example, the cost of passing a law today compared with largely ignored. 10 or 20 years ago would probably be astounding. Unless some answer to this problem is found, all that we While I do not have any figures to document it, I will wager have done and are attempting to do to improve our system of to- that the dollar cost of passing a bill through the legislature criminal justice in Florida will be for naught; because if local day is probably more than five times what it was in 1952. law enforcement fails, our society cannot long survive. This same thing is true in law enforcement. The cost of

"Florida cannot continue to maintain its excellent law enforcement record unless we do something about the manpower shortage produced by inadequate budgets and growing responsibilities. "

Sheriff Sam Joyce President, Florida Sheriffs Association

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Malcolm Beard Joe Crevasse Monroe Brennan John A. Madigan Carl Stauffer

Sheriff Sam Joyce, President Florida Sheriffs Association Officers For 1973 the officers of the Florida Sheriffs Association are: Indian River County Sheriff Sam Joyce, President; Leon County Sheriff Raymond Hamlin, Vice President; Hillsborough County Sheriff Malcolm Beard, Immediate Past President; Alachua County Sheriff Joe Crevasse, Secretary-Treasurer; and Polk County Sheriff Monroe Brannen, Chairman of the Board of Directors. John A. Madigan is employed as the Association's Attorney, and Carl Stauffer as the Association's Executive Director. Sheriff Raymond Hamlm Vice President Board of Directors

Jack Taylor W. R. Taff Ray Wilson Monroe Brennan Ernest P. MurphY Edwin H. Duff II DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 3

Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are: Jack Taylor, Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are: Monroe Franklin County; W. R. Taff, Wakulla County; and Ray Wilson, Brannen, Polk County; Ernest P. Murphy, Osceola County; Okaloosa County. Other counties in this district are: Bay, Cal- and Edwin Duff, Volusia County. Other counties in this houn, Escambia, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, district are: Brevard, Citrus, Flagler, Hernando, Hillsborough, Leon, Liberty, Santa Rosa, Walton and Washington. Indian River, Lake, Levy, Marion, Orange, Pasco, Pinellas, Seminole and Sumter.

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Maurice Linton John Whitehead Jennings Murrhee Jack Bent R. L. Brown O. L. Raulerson DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 4 Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are: Maurice Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are: Jack Bent, Linton, Taylor County; John Whitehead, Union County; and Charlotte County; R. L. Brown, Monroe County; and O. L. Jennings Murrhee, Clay County. Other counties in this district Raulerson, Highlands County. Other counties in this district are: Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Gil- are: Broward, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, christ, Hamilton, Lafayette, Madison, Nassau, Putnam, St. Lee, Manatee, Martin, Okeechobee, Palm Beach, St. Lucie Johns and Suwannee. and Sarasota. 3 MARCH —APRIL 1973 (Right) Florida Comptroller Fred O. "Bud" Dickin son was the featured speaker at the Conference. (The full text of his address will appear in the May issue of Conference Re ort THE SHERIFF'S STAR. ) GOOD THINGS HAPPEN AND THAT AIN'T BAD

Whatever the speaker was saying, he had the attention of these Sheriffs. Left to right are W. R. Taff, Wakulla County; Joe Peavy, Madi- son County; James Scott, Jefferson County; Date Carson, Jacksonville; and Monroe Brannen, Polk County.

T ALLAHASSEE —The Sheriffs of Florida are a special group of men. Each is a unique individual and if you start looking for a common denominator, the gold star they wear is about as close as you will come. Back home in their own counties, each is the "High Sheriff' —a political power to be reckoned with, the chief law enforcement officer for the whole county. So what happens when you get about 50 of these potential "prima donnas" together at the same time in the same place? A lot of good things actually! That's why the Florida Sheriffs Association holds two state-wide conferences a year. Good things like the newly-elected sheriffs getting to know the old-timers. A sheriff never knows when he may have to call on a fellow sheriff all the way across the state to get a sus- pect picked up, or to do a little background investigation. It helps to be able to call a friend instead of just a name on the sheriffs' roster. If Sheriffs' conferences did nothing else, they could be justi- fied on the grounds they bring sheriffs together to talk and Sheriff Ray Wilson of Okaloosa County checks in at the get to know each other. But these meetings, such as the Annual registration table. Mid-Winter Conference held here in Tallahassee February 1-3, accomplish much more. THE SHERIFF'S STAR Prison Inspector Ted Lassoff Istanding) The paths of the incoming and out- with the Florida Division of Corrections, was going Presidents of the Florida Sheriffs on a panel with Indian River County Sheriff Association crossed briefly as Indian Sam Joyce to discuss "Disciplinary Action in River County Sheriff Sam Joyce pre- County Jails. " sented a Past President's plaque to Hillsborough County Sheriff Malcolm Beard.

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Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Edward F. Boardman administered the oath to these new members of the Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. Left to right are Sheriffs O. L. Raulerson, Highlands County; Ernest P. Murphy, Osceola County; R. L. "Bobby" Brown, Monroe States Courts Administrator James B. Ueber- County; and Ray Wilson, Okaloosa County. horst was on the program to try to answer Sheriffs' questions about Florida's new court system. For instance, there is no other forum in which sheriffs can discuss, among themselves, important issues such as the need for a state police academy, how it should be structured and what the stand of the Sheriffs of Florida should be in regard to it. The Mid-Winter Conference gave them that forum and they discussed it —in depth. was elected Vice President. Sheriff Joe Crevasse of Alachua A close look was also taken at the problems resulting from County remains Secretary-Treasurer, and Polk County Sheriff the implementation of the State Constitution's new Article V. Monroe Brannen continues as Chairman of the Board of Direc- Sheriffs got a chance to ask the state courts administrator a tors. Elected to the Board of Directors were Sheriffs: Ray few questions about procedures, and to let him know that Wilson, Okaloosa County; Jack Taylor, Franklin County; things are not all rosy down on the county level where people Ernest P. Murphy, Osceola County; R. L. Brown, Monroe are having to make this legislative creation work on a day-to- County and 0. L. Raulerson, Highlands County. day basis. There was no lack of enthusiasm for a speech by Florida Other local problems were dealt with in a very technical Comptroller Fred O. "Bud" Dickinson. It was a notch or discussion of Recent Changes in Judicial Process, in a train- two above the usual "pat on the back go get 'em" oratory ing session at the Florida Department of Law Enforcement such conferences are noted for. He had sheriffs nodding in Crime Lab, and in a panel discussion on the right way to agreement with such statements as, "We citizens and officials handle Disciplinary Action in County Jails. must see to it that you in direct law enforcement. .. . have There was also business of the Sheriffs Association to attend the tools necessary to properly do your job." to, including the election of new officers and directors. Indian River County Sheriff Sam Joyce was elevated from Vice Presi- (continued on next page) dent to President, Sheriff Raymond Hamlin of Leon County MARCH —APRIL 1973 Mrs. Ruthie Dickson, of the Governor's Office, briefed sheriffs and deputies on the handling of extradition war- Weit- rants for fugitives apprehended in other states. Sheriff Don Genung (left) and Sheriff Dick zenfeld were either girl watching or pondering the upcoming agenda just before the opening of the Boys Ranch-Girls Villa Trustees meeting.

The Boards'of Directors of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch and Long-time Florida Sheriffs Association Attorney John A. Girls Villa met during the conference to review and plan the opera- Madigan, Jr. (right) accepts a Sheriffs Association Honorary tion of both institutions. Lifetime Membership plaque from Sheriff Raymond Hamlin in recognition of generous gifts to the Boys Ranch.

(Conference Report continued)

What of the recently elected new sheriffs attending their first conference? Pinellas County Sheriff Don Genung recalled that when he attended his first couple of conferences "a few years ago, I didn't open my mouth unless I was spoken to." Then he observed, "These fellows (the new sheriffs), they talk up, ask questions and take part at their first meeting. I think it's great. " Some of the good things about a Sheriffs' conference are more intangible —like a feeling of fellowship between men who share the same responsibilities, know the same frustra- tions and have within them the same motivation that makes a man want to be sheriff. In office only a short time, Sheriff Robert Leonard of Suwannee A Sheriffs' conference can accomplish much. Good things County (left) and Madison County Sheriff Joe Peavy took time to look over material available through the Florida Sheriffs Association. happen, and that ain't bad.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Better Get It Bobbed, Bobby

Escorted to the podium by deputy sheriffs, Monroe County Sheriff Bobby Brown was given the choice of adequately ex- plaining his long hair, or submitting to a "jail house" haircut. Judge Edward F. Boardman swore him in; and Sheriff Ray- mond Hamlin (at microphone) put him on probation after he testified he let his hair grow in order to act in a movie being filmed at Key West.

Sheriff Stanley Cannon of Lafayette County enjoys boiled shrimp.

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After Business Hours

When the meetings were over for the day, sheriffs relaxed and sampled seafood delicacies such as boiled shrimp and oysters on the half-shell. There was also entertainment by the Zeta Pickers of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, Florida State Uni- versity, and a door prize drawing with Sheriff Raymond Hamlin's young son, Johnny, pulling the numbers from a bucket.

The Zeta Pickers. MARCH —APRIL 1973 FLORIDA'S STATE

DEPARTMENTS UNDER THE GOVERNOR LEGISLATURE

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS BUSINESS REGULATION — HOUSE SENATE D I V ISI 0NS: ADVISORY COUNCILS: Board of Business Regulation Economic Opportunity Community Affairs DIVISIONS: Emergency Government Inter-Departmental Pari-Mutuel Wagering Veterans Affairs Coordinating Council Hotels and Restaurants Training & Professional Land Sales on Community Services Development Beverage Florida Fire College Bureau of Police General Regulation STANDING COMMITTEES Standards Veterans Affairs Bureau of State Fire Human Relations College Commission Migrant Labor Factory Built Housing Technical Assistance Fire Fighters Standards Bureau of Urban JOINT LEGISLATIVE Planning MANAGEMENT C IT R US COMM I TTE E TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONAL Florida Citrus Commission DIVISIONS: AND OCCUPATIONAL EXECUTIVE ADVISORY COMMITTEES: Administration Chilled Juice Quality DI REGULATION RECTOR Transportation Concentrate Quality Planning DI VISIONS: Canned Juice Quality Road Operation Professions Processors Advertising D I V ISI ON S: Mass Transportation Occupations Operation General Services

Administrative Services COMMERCE Legislative Information DIVISIONS: Administrative Services Statutory Revision POLLUTION CONTROL Commercial Development Tourism Legislative Library Pollution Control Board Labor & Employment Opportunities Services DI VISIONS: Apprenticeship Advisory Council Operations Industrial Relations Commission Planning Bureau of Human Resources Nuclear & Space Advisory Council Bicentennial Commission CERTIF IED

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ADMINISTRATION HEALTH & REHABILITATIVE SERVICES D I V ISI ON S: CLINIC DIVISIONS: ADVISORY BOARDS AND Budgeting Administrative Services COUNCILS: State Planning Corrections Commission On Aging Personnel Youth Services Crippled Children Retirement Mental Health Public Welfare Management Improvement Bureau of Alcoholic Hospitals Rehabilitation State Board of Health LEGISLATIVE Retardation Youth Services AUDITING COMMITTEE Vocational Rehabilitation Alcoholic Rehabilitation Bureau of Blind Florida Council for the Administration Career Services B I ind Commission Service Family Services Commission of Auditor General Bureau Aging Governor Health and Planning and Evaluation Cabinet

MILITARY AFFAIRS Adjutant General This chart prepared with the help of the Division of Legislative Library Services, BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION is Other agencies under the direction of the David V. Kerns, under the Governor, Treasurer and Governor: Governor's Council on Criminal Director Comptroller. Functions are as follows: Justice and Governor's Highway Safety Finance Committee, Bond Review Board, Commission. and Board of Appeals of County Budgets. GOVERNMENT

DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS UNDER CABINET MEMBERS UNDER THE SUPREME GOVERNOR 5 COURT COMMISSI ONE R OF AG R I CULTURE DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND AGRICULTURE & FINANCE D I V IS I ON S: CONSUMER FUNCTIONS: Administrative SERVICES Retail Installment DISTRICT COURTS Intelligence Sales Administration Operations DI VISIONS: OF APPEAL Standards Motor Vehicle Sales Training and I nspection Administration Administration Criminal Identification Marketing Mortgage Brokers & Information Dairy Industry Banking Building, Loan and GENERAL SERVICES Fruit and Vegetable inspection Savings Assns. Small Loan Companies 0 I VISIONS: Inspection CIRCUIT COURTS Purchasing Animal Industry Credit Unions Cemetery Registration Electronic Chemistry Data Abandoned Property Processing Plant Industry Consumer Services Securities Building Construction Forestry and Maintenance Bureau of Everglades Communications Fire Control SECRETARY OF STATE JUDICIAL COUNCIL Bond Finance Motor Pool DEPARTMENT OF TREASURER STATE Bureau of Vehicles Bureau of Aircraft DEPARTMENT OF DI VISIONS: Surplus Property INSURANCE Elections NATURAL RESOURCES Archives, History JUDICIAL F UNCT 0NS: I And Records ADMINISTRATION DI VISIONS: Fire Marshal Management Administrative Services Insurance Corporations Financial Marine Resources Library Services Responsibility Interior Resources Administrative Services Risk Management Game & Fresh Water Cultural Affairs Fish COUNCILS: Recreation and Parks ATTORNEY GENERAL State Library and BOARD OF Environmental Research DEPARTMENT OF Historical LAW EXAMINERS & Protection LEGAL AFFAIRS Fine Arts HIGHWAY SAFETY AND DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION MOTOR VEHICLES The head of the Department of Education is the State DI VISIONS: Board of Education composed of the Governor and Cabinet. The Governor is Chairman of the and the FLORIDA LAW Florida Highway Patrol Board, Commissioner of Education (a Cabinet member) is the REVISION Drivers Licenses Secretary and Executive Officer. COUNCIL Motor Vehicles Administrative Services D I VISIONS Elementary —Secondary Universities REVENUE Education (Board of Regents) Administration (Public School Advisory Community Colleges Council) (Junior College Sales & Use Tax Vocational Education Advisory Council) JUDICIAL NOMINATING Corporate, Estate & COMMISSIONS Intangible Tax Ad Valorem Tax Miscellaneous Tax BOARD OF TRUSTEES tHE OF THE INTERNAL 0q Syg V IMPROVEMENT FUND LT. GOVERNOR shall perform such duties pertaining to the office of Governor as shall be assigned to him by the Governor re DI V ISI ONS: and such other duties as may be prescribed by law. He was 0 Land Records appointed Secretary of the Department of Commerce. ii ÃI Land Management Field Operations PAROLE & PROBATION * COMMISSION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION is Com- composed of three Oa missioners elected state-wide. It is not under the Governor or ws&" Cabinet. PARDONS EXECUTIVE BRANCH

GOVERNOR REUBIN 0DONOVAN ASKEW

The Honorable Reubin O'Donovan Askew was elected the 37th Governor of Florida in 1970 as essentially a tax reform candidate. After inauguration day, he sustained this image by winning legislative approval of a referendum on a corporate profits tax. Then he campaigned for the tax from one end of the state to the other against what he called the "shadow government" of lobbyists and powerful special interests in Florida. His tax reform won voter approval by a 70 per cent margin. Taxes on household utilities and apartment rentals were promptly repealed. Loopholes were closed and other reforms enacted. Governor Askew also has been successful in fostering improvements in law enforcement, prison reform, court reform, benefits for the working man, and environmental planning. He has been a stout defender of equal educational opportunities and was, as a result, awarded the 1971 John F. Kennedy "Profiles in Courage" award by B'nai B'rith. His fight to protect Florida's environment has been cited in several conservation awards, including the special award of the National Wildlife Federation. As his reform programs gained national recognition, Gover- nor Askew was selected to deliver the Keynote Address at the 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. Earlier honors included his selection by the Florida Jaycees in 1960 as "One of Florida's Five Outstanding Young Men"; the State Jaycee Good Government Award in 1971;and a number of citations as an "outstanding" member during his 12 years in Florida's Legislature. Born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, on September 11, 1928, Governor Askew was one of six children. THE SHERIFF'S STAR In 1937 his family moved to Pensacola, where he entered member, Board of Directors), the Farm Bureau, Escambia the Escambia County public school system and, beginning County Tuberculosis and Health Association, YMCA, Amer- at the age of nine, worked in his free time to help his mother ican Legion, Heart Association and United Fund. He is a support the family. When he was graduated from high school Mason and Rotarian. at 17, he entered the Army as a Private in the Paratroopers He is married to the former Donna Lou Harper of Sanford, and rose to the rank of Sergeant. He then entered Florida Florida, and the couple has two children, Angela Adair and State University where he was a member of ROTC and served Kevin O'Donovan. Governor Askew is an elder in the First as student body president. He was graduated with a B.S. de- Presbyterian Church of Pensacola. gree in Public Administration and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force. After two additional years of active duty in the Air Force, Captain Askew was admitted to

his LL.B.degree. James W. Apthorp Senior Executive Assistant Almost immediately he began his public service career Harvey Gotten Executive Assistant by accepting an appointment as Assistant County Solicitor Edgar M. Dunn, Jr. General Counsel of Escambia County. He was elected to the Florida House of Arthur J. England, Jr. Consumer Advisor Representatives in 1958 and to the State Senate in 1962. H. Horry Hair, Jr. Director, Administrative Services In the Senate, he was Chairman of the Appropriations Maurice F. Harling Committee and the Senate Committee on Constitutional Special Assistant R. Bernard Parrish, Jr Local Government Coordinator Amendments and Revision and worked vigorously for fair apportionment in both the House and the Senate. Donald F. Pride Press Secretary Lorna His many community services include membership in the Allen Executive Secretary to the Governor Western Division of Children's Home Society of Florida (Past OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING President), Florida Association for Retarded Children {Past TELEPHONE NUMBER ..... 488-1900

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TOM ADAMS

The Hon. Tom Adams, Florida's second modern-day Lieutenant Governor, is a native Floridian, born in Jackson- ville on March 11, 1917;and was graduated from the public schools of Jacksonville, and later The Hill Preparatory School, in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. In 1940 he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in pre-law from the University of Michigan and later attended law school at the University of Detroit and the University of Florida. While at Michigan, he was elected to more positions of leadership and received more honors and awards than any student in the previous history of the university. He was awarded honorary doctorate degrees by Florida Institute of Technology in 1962, and Trinity College in 1964. He holds honorary memberships in Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Theta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Gold Key at Florida State University and Blue Key at the University of Florida. Since 1965, he has been a Trustee of the Florida Institute of Technology. In 1967, Lt. Gov. Adams was awarded the Order of San Carlos by the Republic of Colombia, the highest award that nation bestows upon a foreigner. He is a member of the Baptist Church and has served as deacon, Sunday School superintendent and teacher. Prior to his election to the Florida Senate in 1956, Lt. Gov. Adams operated a large dairy and later was engaged in timber brokerage, farming and property management. While serving in the Senate, he was voted by his colleagues as the "Most Outstanding Freshman Senator" during the 1957 session. In the 1959 legislative session, he was honored as the "Most Valuable Member of the Legislature. " During both sessions Lt. Governor's Staff Senator Adams was named as the "Senator Contributing Most to Agriculture. " Eleanor M. Donnell . Administrative Assistant In 1960, he was elected Florida's 15th Secretary of State. Pat Gessner Secretary Mary Lynn Petroski After that, for three consecutive biennia, he was selected by Secretary the Legislature to receive the Allen Morris Award as the OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING "Most " Effective Administrator of a State Agency. TELEPHONE NUMBER ...... 488-2160 MARCH —APRIL 1973 STATE CABINATE The Executive Branch of Florida's government administers and en- forces laws. Its top officials are the Governor, Lt. Governor and six cabinet officials. Each cabinet member is elected state-wide and given specific duties. State Treasurer OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBER . . .. . 488-4513 THOMAS D. O'MALLEY (D) member of fhe Bar and Gavel legal society; represented Born — D. 1933 Washington, C., his school at the 1961 National Convention of the Amer- Education — schools public of ican Law Student's Association; received Roger Sorino Illinois, attended Loyola Memorial Award as the outstanding graduating senior of University, Chicago; received the Miami Law School; elected Dade County Commis- bachelor's degree in busi- sioner 1964; reelected in 1968 and served as Vice Mayor ness administration from the of Metropolitan Dade County; Good Government Award University of Miami; received from Miami Jaycees, 1967-68; named outstanding club LL.B degree from the Uni president of Young Democrats in Florida, 1962; is a versity of Miami Law School member of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of in 1962 — Trustees; elected Florida's 18th State Treasurer, 1970. Prior occupation— attorney Wife's name Mary Executive Staff Children —three Church affiliation —Catholic E. A. Faircloth Executive Assistant Military service —enlisted in Thomas R. Brown Acting Assistant Insurance Commissioner Marine Corps 1951;served as sergeant in Korea at age 18 Irwin R. Lippman Director of Administration Honors —served as president of Phi Alpha Delta law frater- O. L. Evans General Counsel nity; was vice president of the Student Bar Association; Jack D. Kane Executive Assistant

Attorney General

OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBER 488-3583

ROBERT L. (BOB) SHEVIN (D)

— " "One Born Miami, Florida, Young Man of Florida, 1968-69, Florida Jaycees;" January 19, 1934 of Fourt Most Valuable Members of 1969 Senate, St. Peters- Education —graduated Miami burg Times; Allen Morris Award, "One of Most Effective Senior High School; Univer- in Debate, " 1969;Winner of 1969 Intergovernmental sity of Florida, BA degree Award, U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Devel- 1955; University of Miami, opment; elected 31st Attorney General of Florida, 1970. Juris Doctor, 1957, magna curn laude Executive Staff Prior occu pation —attorney Wife's name —Myrna Barry S. Richard ...... Deputy Attorney General Children —three James T. Flack ...... Director, Division of Administration — Affairs Budget Church affiliation— Jewish Louie L. Wainwright, Jr. . . Director, Cabinet L Military service Captain, Legal Staff U. S. Army Reserve Honors —Southern Collegiate Reeves Bowen...... Head of Criminal Division Debate Champion; president, Student Bar Association; Daniel S. Dearing...... Head of Civil Law Division president, Bar and Gavel Legal Society; State Moot Court Winifred Wentworth...... Head of Tax Division Champion; Florida House of Representatives, 1964-66; Halley Lewis ...... Head of Administrative Law Division elected to Senate 1966; reelected 1967, 1968; Allen Kenneth Hoffman, Head of Environmental Protection Division "Most Morris Award, Outstanding First Session Member Field Offices of 1965 House"; St. Petersburg Times Award, "One of Ten Most Valuable Members of the House, " 1965;"One Philip A. Pacyna Tampa Office of Ten Most Valuable Members of Florida Legislature, " Robert Olian Miami Office Florida Newspaper Editors' Poll, 1965; "Outstanding Charles W. Musgrove .. . . West Palm Beach Office 12 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Secretary of State

OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBER 488-8918

RICHARD (DICK) STONE (D)

Born —New York City, the Florida Senate, 1967, for a one-year term; reelected to September 22, 1928 four-year term, 1968; selected by his colleagues, first Education —high school at runner-up, "Most Outstanding Freshman Senator"; elected Georgia Military College, 16th Secretary of State, 1970. Milledgeville, Ga., 1945; BA degree, curn laude, Executive Staff Harvard University, 1949; Eli M. Feinberg ...... Deputy Secretary of State LL.B degree, Columbia Van Jones Office Manager University, 1954— Jim Purks Press Secretary Prior occupation attorney Larry S. Brock. .. . . Division Director, Administrative Services Wife's — name— Marlene W. Robert Williams . . . Division Director, Archives & History Children three — Roy Allen ...... Division Director, Corporations Church —affiliation Jewish Dorothy W. Glisson ...... Division Director, Elections Honors Florida Co-Chairman, Cecil Beach...... Division Director, Library Services Farm City Week; elected to Beverly F. Dozier...... Division Director, Cultural Affairs

State Comptroller

OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBER 488-8640

FRED O. "BUD" DICKINSON, JR. (D)

Born —West Palm Beach, Executive Staff March 28, 1922 B. Mawhinney .. Assistant Comptroller Education —public schools J. Larry Levy General Counsel of West Palm Beach; . Vernon E. Bradford Executive Assistant attended the University of Clyde Taylor Executive Assistant Florida; graduated with A. Teal, Jr. Deputy Comptroller honors from the John B. Doug Harry Ferrell Cabinet Coordinator Stetson University School J. Charles G. Leonard Internal Auditor of Law W. A. Maddox Administrative Assistant Prior occupation —practiced Division law in West Palm Beach Carl W. Barber, Jr. .. Accounting/Auditing Director Wife's name —Mildred B. B. Karr . . . , . ... Deputy Banking Commissioner Division Children —five Charles A. Shapard Securities Director Finance Church affiliation —Methodist Ronnie Thomas Division of Director Ben H. Pridgeon Administrative Division Director Military service —Marine Corps, WW II, decorated for bravery Accounting Director in South Pacific action Bob Harvey Agency Accounting Director Honors —elected to the Florida House of Representatives, W. Bradley Bevis . Services Director 1954; elected to Florida Senate, 1957; reelected 1958; Cecil J. Blanton Copy Butler Purchasing Director organizer and first chairman of the Florida Council of 100; Jack R. Burn Small Loan Director special counsel to Senate Education Committee, 1965; Harry . Cabot Corbett Supply Director served as trustee of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch; J. . Givens County Affairs Director organized Florida's Apollo Memorial Commission; named Billy J. . G. Higgins Bureau-Auditing Director "Outstanding Young Man of the Year, " in 1956 by West Ray George Brown . Data Center Director Palm Beach Jaycees; Legion of Honor in Government N. Broward Jackson Records-Reconciliation Director Award —Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay; M. Jack McDaniel Expense-Vouchers, Contract, Director Annual Ben C. Williard Award as Outstanding Lawyer of James D. McEachern Jr. .. . Cemetery Director the Year from Stetson University, 1966; listed in Who' s , ...... W. McKeow n .. . . Personnel Director Who in Banking; served on Board of Directors of National K. (Bill) ...... Accounts-Benefits Director Association of Supervisors of State Banks; appointed Charles V. Page, Jr...... Mail Director Comptroller September 1, 1965; elected Comptroller, Henry S. Rawls Jim Allen Mortgage Brokers, Retail Installments, 1966; made voting history by receiving more votes than Motor Finance Director any other opposed primary election candidate in state' s history —winning all Florida counties with 82.81 per cent Harry Carson Abandoned Property Director of the vote; reelected 1970. Virginia Newman Public Information Director 13 MARCH —APRIL 1973 Commissioner of Agriculture

OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBER 488-3022 DOYLE CONNER (D) — Born Starke, Florida ments of Agriculture; Past President of Southern Associ- December—17, 1928 ation of State Departments of Agriculture; first President Education graduated Brad- of Latin-American Florida Agricultural Organization; ford High School, 1947; Past President of the University of Florida Alumni Associ- received BS degree in ation; elected state's 7th Commissioner of Agriculture Agriculture from University in 1960, reelected in 1964, 1966 and 1970 without oppo- of Florida, 1952 sition; University of Florida Distinguished Alumni Award, Wife's name —Johnnie (Kitten) 1972. Children —three — Executive Staff Church —affiliation Baptist Honors at age 21, elected to Harold H. Hoffman ...... Assistant Commissioner Florida House of Repre- Jack Shoemaker and Richard F. Kelly...... Cabinet and sentatives from Bradford Legislative Liaison County, while attending Hayes B. Wood ...... Director, Administrative Services the University of Florida; Wallace R. Ortiz, Coordinator, Agricultural Advisory Council served five terms; in 1957, at age 28, became state' s C. Douglas Shelby ...... Personnel Director youngest Speaker of the House; "One of the Nation's Richard L. Hoyt ...... Media Liaison Outstanding Youths" by Outdoor Writers of America, Charles F. Blair Cabinet Liaison 1947; National President of Future Farmers of America, Wallace C. Rich ...... Coordinator of Fairs and Shows 1948-49; "One of the Five Outstanding Young Men in Richard A. Morrow ...... Director, Finance and Accounting Florida" by State Jaycees, 1950; "One of the 10 Out- Terry C. Lee, Jr...... Data Center Director standing Young Men in the Nation" by the U. S. Jaycees, Edwin R. Howard ...... Director, Information Services 1961;considered the Dean of the Florida Cabinet; Past Robert A. Chastain ...... Chief Counsel President of the National Association of State Depart- Lester Brinson ...... Purchasing Agent

Commissioner of Education

OFFICE LOCATION CAPITOL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBER ...... 488-3115

FLOYD T. CHRISTIAN (D)

Born —Bessemer, Alabama, tion Association, Florida Education Association, and the December—18, 1914 Congress of Parents and Teachers; listed in Who's Who in Education graduated St. American Education and Who's Who in America; Petersburg High School, former President, Council of Chief State School Officers; 1933;received AB degree, member, Executive Board of National Association of University of Florida, 1937; Educational Broadcasters; appointed State Superintendent Master's degree in education, of Public Instruction October 14, 1965; elected to four- University of Florida, 1950; year term, 1966; reelected in 1970. (Title changed to advanced studies at Pea- Commissioner of Education in 1969.) body College Prior occupation —teacher, school administrator and Executive Staff superintendent of public Shelley Boone Deputy Commissioner instruction in Pinellas John S. Shipp. . . Associate Commissioner for Administration County Thomas Cabinet Affairs Wife's — T. Todd ...... Executive Assistant, name Margaret Howard Jay Friedman, Executive Assistant, Public Information Children —three Herman Myers ...... Associate Commissioner for Budget Church affiliation — Methodist Planning and Development Military — service First Lieutenant, U. S. Army, WW II; Associate Commissioner for Battalion Commander of Field Artillery unit; five major Planning and Coordination battles in southern Italy; five decorations; discharged as Woodrow Darden ...... Director, Division of Elementary Colonel, 1946 and Secondary Education Honors —state's first appointive county superintendent, Robert Mautz ...... Chancellor, Board of Regents, Pinellas County, 1957; President, Florida Education Division of Universities Association, 1955; named to Florida Educational Tele- Joe D. Mills...... Director, Division of Vocational Education vision Commission, 1955; life member, National Educa- Lee Henderson .. Director, Division of Community Colleges 14 THE SHERIFF'S STAR WILLIAM T. MAYO (D) FLORIDA

Born —Summerfield, Florida, December 10, 1917 PUBLIC SERVICE Education —graduated Ocala High School, attended University of Florida Prior occupation —automobile COMMISSION dealer Wife's name —Elizabeth Children —four '4. Church affiliation —Methodist An independent agency within the Executive Branch, the Honors —Mayor of Tallahassee, Public Service Commission is composed of three commission- 1953-54; city commissioner ers elected state-wide. It regulates railroads; common carriers; 10 years; member, State canal companies; telegraph companies; telephone companies; Road Board and Adminis- motor vehicle common carriers; privately owned electric, na- trator of Florida Interstate tural gas, water and sewer companies; freight forwarders; tran- Highway System; 1961-64;recognized for "Exceptional sportation brokers and privately owned toll bridges. Created " Talla- Achievement in Public Works, Kiwanis Clubs of in 1887 as The Florida Railroad Commission, it became The hassee; appointed to Public Service Commission Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission in 1947 and September 1, 1964; elected to four-year term in 1966; the name was changed to Florida Public Utilities Commission reelected, without opposition, in 1970. in 1963.The present title was established by the 1965 Legis- lature. Each commissioner is elected for a four-year term.

PAULA F. HAWKINS (R) Chairman Born —Salt Lake City, Utah, January 24, 1929 WILLIAM H. BEVIS (D) Education —attended Utah l'4 State University, Logan, — Utah Born Two Egg, (Jackson Occupation —bank and cor- County) Florida, poration director March 20,—1920 Husband's name —Walter Education public schools of Eugene Marianna; degree in account- — University of Tennessee Children three ing, — Church affiliation —Mormon Prior occupation citrus — grower, motel owner Honors Orange County — Coordinator for Senator Wife's name— Nancy Edward Gurney, 1966; Children three — elected one of seven Florida Church affiliation— Presbyterian delegates to National Federation of Republican Women' s Military service U. S. Air WW II Convention in 1966, 69 and 71; Charter Member, Secre- Force,— tary Treasurer, Americans for Constitutional Action, Honors President of student Florida Committee of 100; member, Council of 1000, body, University of Tennessee; Southeastern Conference Blocking Orange County; elected Republican National Committee- received Jacobs Trophy in the Rose woman for Florida, 1968-72, reelected in 1972; delegate- two years; captain of Volunteer team Bowl; Commissioner and of Meade; Chair- at-large, Republican National Convention, 1968-72; 1968 former City Mayor Ft. man the Meade Public Library; past president of the Nixon Campaign Activities Co-chairman for Florida; Co- of Ft. following: Quarterback Club, American Legion, Ft. chairman of National Unity Committee for Florida, 1969; Lions, Meade Chamber of Commerce and Westminster Presbytery member, Coordinating Committee of Republican State Men the Church central Florida); named "Ft. Executive Committee of Florida, 1970; Vice-chairman, of (covering Meade's Man of the Year, " 1964; served as Chairman of the Republican National Committee, 1972 to date; Chairman, County-wide Library Study Committee; State Director, Republican Leadership Conference for Florida, 1969-71; Southern Scholarship and Research Foundation; President Chairman, Host Committee, 1972 Republican National of Peace River Valley Historical Society; elected to Florida Convention; Co-chairman, Florida Committee for the Re- House of Representatives, reelected 1968; Chairman, election of the President, 1972; member, Central Florida 1967, Citrus Committee of House; elected to first term on Public Museum Women's Committee; Co-chairman, March of Service Commission in 1970. Dimes, Orange County, 1970; past president, Central Florida Women's Society; elected Who's Who in America, in Politics, in the South and in American Women; Governor's Status of Women Commission, 1968-71; Chairman's "Above and Beyond Award, " for Florida Republican Women, 1968; member, Board of Directors, First National Bank at Maitland; presently on Board of Directors of three corporations; elected to the Public Service Commission in 1972.

MARCH —APRIL 1973 15 ADMINISTRATION, STATE BOARD OF Collins Building Edwin F. Mounger, Executive Director Tallahassee, 32304 A Directory 135 Carlton Building Telephone, 488-7242 Tallahassee, 32304 H. M. Riley, Director Telephone, 488-4406 Division of Fruit and Vegetable ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF Inspection o~ State L. Kenneth Ireland, Jr., Secretary P. O. Box 1072 Miles Johnson Building Winter Haven, 33880 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 813-294-3511 Telephone, 488-1915 Vincent Giglio, Director Wallace W. Henderson, Director Division of Inspection Agencies Mayo Building Division of Budget Miles Johnson Building Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-3731 Telephone, 488-5623 John D. Stiles, Director Conley M. Kennison, Director Division of Marketing Division of Personnel Mayo Building Carlton Building Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-4031 Telephone, 488-4116 Halwin L. Jones, Director Earl M. Starnes, Director Division of Plant Industry Division of State Planning P. O. Box 1269 725 S. Bronough Street Gainesville, 32601 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 904-372-3505 Telephone, 488-2402 Sydney Andrews, Director Robert L. Kennedy, Director Division of Standards Division of Retirement Lab Complex Carlton Building Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 877-8161 Telephone, 488-5541 AUDITOR GENERAL, OFFICE OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER Ernest Ellison, Auditor General SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF Carlton Building Doyle Conner P. 0. Box 1735 Commissioner of Agriculture Tallahassee, 32302 The Capitol Telephone, 488-5534 Tallahassee, 32304 BANKING AND FINANCE, Telephone, 488-3022 DEPARTMENT OF Robert J. Bishop, Director F red O. D ic k in son, Jr. Division of Consumer Services Comptroller Center Building The Capitol Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-2221 Telephone, 488-8493 Jack P. Dodd, Director BUSINESS REGULATION, Division of Dairy Industry DEPARTMENT OF Collins Building Charles Jackson, Executive Tallahassee, 32304 Director Telephone, 488-1190 304 Carlton Building Tallahassee, 32304 Harold Hoffman, Director Telephone, 488-7114 Division of Administration The Capitol J. Patrick Mccann, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering Telephone, 488-6200 1350 Northwest Twelfth Avenue Room 510 Dr. C. L. Campbell, Director Miami, 33136 Division of Animal Industry Telephone, 305-379-4507 Mayo Building Tallahassee, 32304 Anthony Ninos, Director Telephone, 488-7747 Division of Hotels and Restaurants 304 Carlton Building Dr. V. E. Stewart, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Chemistry Telephone, 488-2546 Lab Complex Tallahassee, 32304 Albert L. Baker, Jr., Director Telephone, 877-8161 Division of Florida Land Sales P. O. Box 4448 John Bethea, Director Tampa, 33607 Division of Forestry Telephone, 813-877-8301 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Winston W. Wynne, Director The Howard Building Telephone, 488-1960 Division of Beverage 257'I Executive Center Circle, E 315 Carlton Building Tallahassee, 32301 GENERAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-7541 Chester F. Blakemore, Executive Telephone, 488-7891 Director Col. G. L. Robinson, Director 115 Larson Building Kenneth L. Stivers, Director Division of Emergency Government Tallahassee, 32304 Division of General Regulation 6917 Beach Boulevard Telephone, 488-2786 302 Carlton Building lacksonville, 32204 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 904-725-2955 Arnold L. Greenfield, Director Telephone, 488-3048 Division of Bond Finance W. B. Mackall, Director 627 Larson Building CITRUS, DEPARTMENT OF Division of Veterans Affairs Tallahassee, 32304 Edward A. Taylor, Executive Director P. O. Box 1437 Telephone, 488-4782 P. 0. Box 148 St. Petersburg, 33731 Lakeland, 33802 Telephone, 813498-4443 J. L. Larkin, Director Telephone, 813-682-0171 Division of Building Construction John K. Arnold, Jr. Director , and Maintenance COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF Division of Migrant Labor 115 Larson Building Lt. Governor Tom Adams The Howard Building Tallahassee, 32304 Secretary of Commerce 2571 Executive Center Circle, E Telephone, 488-2774 510 Collins Building Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-7756 William H. Corbett, Director Telephone, 488-3104 Division of Electronic Data Processing Charles Shepherd, Director B-10 Larson Building Division of Administrative Services Division of Technical Assistance Tallahassee, 32304 Caldwell Building The Howard Building Telephone, 488-4494 Tallahassee, 32304 2571 Executive Center Circle, E Telephone, 488-7600 Tallahassee, 32301 Homer G. Hutchinson, Jr., Director Telephone, 488-7756 Division of Motor Pools Division of Commercial Development 461 Larson Building 406 Collins Building Division of Training and Professional Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Development Telephone, 488-4099 Telephone, 488-6300 Donald E. Fish, Bureau Chief Donald Allen, Director Division of Labor and Employment Bureau of Police Standards Division of Communications Opportunities The Howard Building 651 Larson Building Caldwell Building 2571 Executive Center Circle, E Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32301 Telephone, 488-3595 Telephone, 488-7228 Telephone, 488-8556 John J. Hittinger, Director Industrial Relations Commission William Clark, Bureau Chief Division of Purchasing Ashley Building Bureau of State Fire College 112 Bloxham Building Tallahassee, 32304 P. O. Box 785 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-4082 Ocala, 32670 Telephone, 488-1194 Telephone, 904-622-4616 Bicentennial Commission Johnson Building R. C. Covington, Director Tallahassee, 32304 EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF Division of Surplus Property Telephone, 488-2628 Floyd Christian, Commissioner of 470 Collins Building Education Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Tourism The Capitol Telephone, 488-3524 Collins Building Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-3115 GOVERNOR Telephone, 488-2339 Honorable Reubin Askew Dr. Lee Henderson, Director The Capitol COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF Division of Community Colleges Tallahassee, 32304 Edward J. Trombetta, Secretary 523 Knott Building Telephone, 488-1900 The Howard Building Tallahassee, 32304 2571 Executive Center Circle, E Telephone, 488-1721 Governor's Council on Criminal Justice Tallahassee, 32301 James Stewart, Executive Director Telephone, 488-8466 Woodrow Darden, Director 307 East Seventh Avenue Division Tallahassee, 32303 William H. Ravenell, Deputy Secretary of Elementary and Secondary Telephone, 488-6001 The Howard Building Education 409 Knott Building 2571 Executive Center Circle, E Governor's Highway Safety Commission Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32301 102 S. Calhoun Street Telephone, 488-2601 Telephone, 488-8466 Tallahassee, 32304 Robert Telephone, 488-5454 Robert Rackleff, Director B. Mautz, Chancellor Division of Universities Human Relations Commission HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE 210 Collins Building The Howard Building SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF Tallahassee, 32304 2571 Executive Center Circle, E Emmett S. Roberts, Secretary Telephone, 488-4234 Tallahassee, 32301 IBM Building Telephone, 488-8466 Joe Mills Director 660 Apalachee Parkway Division of Vocational Education Tallahassee, 32304 William S. Eldredge, Director 204 Knott Building Telephone, 488-7721 F ire F ighters Standards Council Tallahassee, 32304 Louie L. Wainwright, Director The Howard Building Telephone, 488-8961 Division of Corrections 2571 Executive Center Circle, E GAME AND FRESH WATER FISH 301 Bryant Building Tallahassee, 32301 COMMISSION Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-2327 Dr. O. E. Frye, Jr., Director Telephone, 488-7480 Robert L. Travis, Jr., Director 101 Bryant Building Division of Economic Opportunity Tallahassee, 32304 (con ti nued)

MARCH —APRIL 1973 17 (continued) 515 Larson Building Audry Carter, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Administrative Services Telephone, 488-1555 Oliver Keller, Director J. Jr., Neil Kirkman Building COMMISSION Division of Youth Services Tallahassee, 32304 PAROLE AND PROBATION 315 S. Calhoun Street Telephone, 488-3181 Paul Murchek, Director Ta I la hassee, 32304 1117Thomasville Road Telephone, 488-5474 INSURANCE, DEPARTMENT OF P. O. Box 3168 Thomas D. O' Malley Tallahassee, 32303 Dr. W. D. Rogers, Director Insurance Commissioner and Treasurer Telephone, 488-1116 Division of Mental Health The Capitol Members of Commission Larson Building Tallahassee, 32304 W. Russell Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-4513 Roy Telephone, 488-8304 J. Hopps Barker INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND Ray E. Howard Jack McAllister, Director Joel Kuperberg, Executive Director Cale R, Keller Division of Retardation Elliot Building Armond R. Cross 100 E. Call Street Tallahassee, 32304 POLLUTION CONTROL, DEPARTMENT OF Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 48841123 Telephone, 488-5556 Peter P. Baljet, Executive Director LAW ENFORCEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF. 2532 Executive Center Circle, E Craig Mills, Director William L. Reed, Commissioner Tallahassee, 32301 Division of Vocational Rehabilitation 502 N. Adams Street Telephone, 488-1836 725 Bronough Street or P. O. Box 1489 Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32302 PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL Telephone, 488-8380 Telephone, 488-8771 REGULATION, DEPARTMENT OF Louis H. Ritter, Secretary E. Douglas Endsley, Director Emory B. Williams, Director Suite 820, 315S. Calhoun Street Division of Family Services Division of Criminal Identification Tallahassee, 32302 P. O. Box 2050 P. O. Box 1489 Telephone, 488-6602 Jacksonville, 32203 Tallahassee, 32302 Telephone, 488-6041 PROSECUTORS' OPERAT IONS Te I ep hone, 904-725-3080 COORDINATOR Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, Director William A. Toelstrup, Director C. L. Fordham, Director Division of Health Division of Operations 206 W. Madison Street P. O. Box 210 P. 0. Box 1489 Tallahassee, 32304 Jacksonville, 32201 Tallahassee, 32302 Telephone, 488-5536 Telephone, 488-7331 Telephone, 904-354-3961 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Director Paul A. Skelton, Jr., Director William Kittle, Director Mabry Ervin, Executive Division of Administrative Services Division of Training and Inspection 700 S. Adams Street IBM Building P. 0. Box 1489 Tallahassee, 32304 660 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, 32302 Telephone, 488-1001 488-8022 Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, REVENUE, DEPARTMENT OF 488-7851 Telephone, LEGAL AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF J. Ed Straughn, Executive Director Robert L. Shevin 102 Carlton Building Davis Director St. John, Attorney General Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Planning and Evaluation The Capitol Telephone, 488-5846 IBM Building Tallahassee, 32304 660 Apalachee Parkway STATE, DEPARTMENT OF Telephone, 488-3583 Tallahassee, 32304 Richard (Dick) Stone, Secretary of State Telephone, 488-7951 NATURAL RESOURCES, The Capitol DEPARTMENT OF Tallahassee, 32304 Frank Nelson, Director Randolph Hodges, Executive Director Telephone, 488-3918 Office of Drug Abuse Larson 310 Blount Street 515 Building TRANSPORT ATION, DEPARTMENT OF Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32304 Walter L. Revell, Secretary Telephone, 488-1555 Telephone, 488-4306 Haydon Burns Building Harmon Shields, Director Tallahassee, 32304 HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR Division of Marine Resources Telephone, 4884721 VEHICLES, DEPARTMENT OF 526 Larson Building Ralph Davis, Executive Director Tom B. Webb, Jr. Director Tallahassee, 32304 , Neil Kirkman Building Administration Te I ne, 4884559 Tallahassee, 32304 ep ho Haydon Burns Building Telephone, 488%438 Dr. Robert O. Vernon, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Interior Resources Telephone, 488-8811 Colonel E. Beech, Director J. 501 Larson Building Division of Florida Highway Patrol Director Tallahassee, 32304 Jay W. Brown, Neil Kirkman Building Telephone, 488-7500 Road Operations Tallahassee, 32304 Haydon Burns Building Telephone, 488-6517 Mrs. Betty Scanlan, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Administrative Services Telephone, 488-7340 John Calvin, Director 660 Larson Building Division of Motor Vehicles Ray G. L'Amoreaux, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Collins Building Planning and Programming Telephone, 488-8589 107 West Gaines Street Haydon Burns Building Tallahassee, 32301 Ney C. Landrum, Director Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-6084 Division of Recreations and Parks Telephone, 488-3941 601 Larson Building C. W. Keith, Director William K. Fowler, Director Major Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Driver Licenses Mass Transit Operations Telephone, 488-6131 Neil Kirkman Building Haydon Burns Building Tallahassee, 32304 Division of Environmental Tallahassee, 32304 Telephone, 488-3144 Research and Protection Telephone, 488-1395 18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Legislative Branch

THE LAWMAKERS

The Florida Legislature, composed of the Senate and House of Representatives, is the lawmaking branch of our government. It meets annually in the Capitol, in Tallahassee, for 60 days. The Legislature also holds extraordinary or special sessions. The Governor can call one of these sessions; or the Legislature can call itself into one of these sessions. Senators are elected for four- year terms. Representatives for two years.

MARCH —APRIL 1973 HON. LOUIS DE LA PARTE, PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE

HON. MALLORY E. HORNE, PRESIDENT THE SENATE

HON. ELMER O. FRIDAY, JR., SECRETARY Members of the Florida Senate are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name; and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a Senator and you don't know his name or his district number, perhaps you can identify his district by consulting the map on page 22. For more detailed information about members of the Senate consult "The Florida Handbook, " by Allen Morris. It is available in book stores, or it can be ordered from Peninsular Publishing Company, P. O. Box 2275, Tallahassee, Florida.

SENATE TELEPHONE NUMBERS

President 488-5176 Secretary 488-1621 Sergeant-at-Arms . 488-1383

HON. JOHN MELTON, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

20 THE SHERIFF'S STAR HENDERSON, WARREN S. (Polly) 25th District P. O. Box 3888 Sarasota 33578 (813) 958-2338 House 1966 Senate 1963-66 Senate since 1967

HORNE, MALLORY E. (Anne) 4th District Office of Senate President Tallahassee 32304 (904) 224-9232 House 1955-64 Speaker 1963-64 Senate since 1966 President 1973-74

JOHNSON, THOMAS H. (Audrey) 28th District Florida Senators 2139.Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. West Palm Beach 33402 (305) 686-8600 in alphabetical order Senate since 1970 JOHNSTON, JAMES A. (Joan) 2nd District 1 N Palafox St. Pensacola 32501 (904) 438-7473 Elected to Senate 1972 BARRON, DEMPSEY J. (Louverne) GALLEN, TOM (Linda) 3rd District 24th District LANE, DAVID C. (Benita) P. 0. Box 1638 701 11th St., W 31st District Panama City 32402 Bradenton 33505 440 S. Andrews Ave. (904) 785-7456 (813) 746-4123 Ft. Lauderdale 33301 House 1956-60 House 1966-72 (305) 522-6219 Senate since 1960 Elected to Senate 1972 Senate since 1967 President pro Tempore 1967-68 GILLESPIE, WILLIAM M. (Sally) LANE, JULIAN B. (Frances) BRANTLEY, LEW (Catherine) 10th District 23rd District 8th District 233 North Causeway 137 S. Franklin St. 422 Copeland St. New Smyrna Beach 32069 Tampa 33602 Jacksonville 32204 (904) 428-2416 (813) 229-1179 (904) 356-2701 House 1966-72 House 1970-72 House 1966-70 Elected to Senate 1972 Elected to Senate 1972 Senate since 1970 GLISSON, JIM (Flora) LEWIS, PHILIP D. (Maryellen) CHILDERS, W. D. (Ruth) 11th District 27th District 1st District P. O. Box 296 608 New Comeau Bldg. P. O. Box 3327 Tavares 32778 West Palm Beach 33401 Pensacola 32506 (904) 343-5827 (305) 832-3876 (904) 994-7242 House 1968-72 Senate since 1970 Senate since 1970 Elected to Senate 1972 DEEB, RICHARD J. (Katy) McC LA I N, DA V I D H. ( Les lie) 19th District GORDON, JACK D. (Barbara) 21st District 5675 5th Avenue, N 35th District P. O. Box 1531 St. Petersburg 33710 1701 Meridian Ave. Tampa 33601 (813) 343-3953 Miami Beach 33139 (813) 229-9404 House 1963-65 (305) 5384)452 Senate since 1969 Senate since 1966 Elected to Senate 1972 MYERS, KENNETH M. (Ursula) de la PARTE, LOUIS (Helenl GRAHAM, D. ROBERT (Adele) 37th District 22nd District 33rd District 1150 S. W. 1st St. 725 E. Kennedy Blvd. 14420 N. W. 60th Ave. Miami 33130 Tampa 33602 Miami Lakes 33014 (305) 371-9041 (813) 229-2775 (305) 821-1130 House 1965-68 House 1963-65 House 1966-70 Senate since 1968 Senate since 1966 Senate since 1970 President pro Tempore 1973-74 PETERSON, CURTIS (Ethel) GRUBER, DON J. (Mary) 12th District F I R ESTONE, G EO R G E (Addi e) 40th District P. O. Box 180 36th District P. O. Box 812 Eaton Park 33840 P. O. Box 685 Miami 33143 (813) 683-9781 Miami 33144 (305) 666-7857 Elected to Senate 1972 (305) 261-0911 Elected to Senate 1972 House 1966-72 Elected to Senate 1972 (continued)

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Hamilton, Lafayette, Marion, Nassau, Suwannee and Union. Sarasota MARTIN L. Stuart Portions of Clay, Levy, Putnam and Area dio Taylor SARASOTJ 7-9 Portions of Duval ~CHARLOTTE OI.AOES okeeenelee PAIAI SKAOH 10 Flagler. Portions Volusia 'Punta Moore of Gordo t Haven West 11 St. Johns and Sumter. Portions of Duval, Lake, Palm Clay, Beach Putnam and Volusia 12 13 Citrus, Hernando and Polk. Portions of Levy, Osceola and Pasco ' 7~, 14-15 Portions of Lake and Orange Fort Eeet Lauderdale ~ 16-17 Brevard and Seminole. Portions of Orange and Osceola Naples 18-20 Portions of Pinellas

21-23 Hillsborough. Portions of Pasco and Pinellas Miami 24 DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Highlands, Manatee and Okeechobee 25 Charlotte and Sarasota. Portions of Lee 26-28 Hendry, Indian River, Martin and St. Lucia. Portions of Lee and Palm Beach 29-31 Collier. Portions of Broward and Palm Beach 32 Portions of Broward 33-34 Portions of Broward and Dade 35-37 Portions of Dade a OCR 0 em, ~ 38-40 Monroe. Portions of Dade II final Ikey West

Mep reprinted from Allen Morris' THE FLORIDA HANDBOOK

22 THE SHERIFF'S STAR WALTER (Gail) FLORIDA SENATORS (continued) SIMS, 15th District WARE, JOHN T. (Doris) 1720 S. Orange Ave. 18th District PETTIGREW, RICHARD A. (Ann) Orlando 32806 55 Fifth St. S 39th District , (305) 423-1181 St. Petersburg 33701 740 Ingraham Bldg. House 1970-72 (813) 898-6767 Miami 33131 Elected to Senate 1972 (305) 373-9052 House 1964-66, 1968-70 House 1963-72, Speaker 1971-72 SMATHERS, BRUCE A. Senate since 1970 Elected to Senate 1972 9th District 1840 Gulf Life Tower PLANTE, KENNETH A. (Sandra) WEBER, CHARLES H. (Elaine) Jacksonville 32202 14th District 30th District Route 2 (904) 396-0540 3041 E. Commercial Blvd. Lauderdale Oviedo 32765 Elected to Senate 1972 Ft. 33308 (305) 365-3036 (305) 772-3041 Senate since 1967 STOLZENBURG, CHESTER (Rnberta) Senate since 1967 29th District POSTON, RALPH R. (Carolyn) P. O. Box 10276 WILLIAMS, JAMES H. (Louise) 38th District Wilton Manors Branch 6th District 3103 N. W. 20th St. Ft. Lauderdale 33305 P. O. Box 146 Miami 33142 (305) 771-2260 Deal a 32670 (305) 635-7303 House 196344 (904) 622-6574 House 1964-66 Senate since 1966 Senate since 1968 Senate since 1966 SYKES, RUSSELL E. (Mary Jo) WILSON, LORI SAUNDERS, BOB (Milly) 26th District 16th District 5th District 407 25th St. 250 E. Merritt Is. Causeway 1831 N. W. 13th St. West Palm Beach 33407 Merritt Island 32952 Gainesville 32601 (305) 832-0113 (305) 452-5674 (904) 372-5336 House 1970-72 Elected to Senate 1972 Senate since 1968 Elected to Senate 1972 WINN, SHERMAN S. (Roslyn) SAYLER, HENRY B. (Wyline) 34th District TRASK, ALAN (Janet) 20th District 9801 Collins Ave. 13th District 333 31st St., N Bal Harbour 33154 St. Petersburg 33713 P. O. Box 823 (305) 866-7792 Fort Meade 33841 (813) 896-2714 House 1970-72 (813) 285-9170 Senate since 1966 Elected to Senate 1972 Senate since 1968

SCARBOROUGH, DAN I. (Virginia) ZINKIL, WILLIAM G. (Carolyn) 7th District VOGT, JOHN W. 32 District 404 W. Monroe St. 17th District 2050 Sherman St. Jacksonville 32202 1980 N. Atlantic Ave. Hollywood 33020 (904) 355-3661 Cocoa Beach 32931 (305) 920-1711 House 1966-68 (305) 783-9618 House 1970-72 Senate since 1968 Elected to Senate 1972 Elected to Senate 1972

SENATORS in numerical order by districts

1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (D) 22. Louis A. de la Parte Tampa (D) 2. James A. Johnston, Pensacola (D) 23. Julian B. Lane, Tampa (D) 3. Dempsey J. Barron, Panama City (D) 24. Tom Gallen, Bradenton (D) 4. Mallory E. Horne, Tallahassee (D) 25. Warren S. Henderson, Venice (R) 5. Bob Saunders, Gainesville (D) 26. Russell E. Sykes, North Palm 6. J. H. "Jim" Williams, Ocala (D) Beach (R) 7. Dan Scarborough, Jacksonville (D) 27. Philip D. Lewis, West Palm Beach (D) 8. Lew Brantley, Jacksonville (D) 28. Tom Johnson, Riviera Beach (R) 9. Bruce Smathers, Jacksonville (D) 29. Chester W. (Chet) Stolzenburg 10. William M. Gillespie, New Smyrna Ft. Lauderdale (R) Beach (D) 30. Charles H. Weber, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 11. Jim Glisson, Eustis (R) 31. David C. Lane, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 12. Curtis Peterson, Lakeland (D) 32. William G. Zinkil, Sr., Hollywood 13. Alan Trask Fort Meade (D) (D) 14. Ken Planta, Winter Park (R) 33. Robert Graham, Miami Lakes (D) 15. Walter Sims, Orlando (R) 34. Sherman S. Winn, Miami (D) 16. Lori Wilson, Merritt Island (Ind) 35. Jack D. Gordon, Miami Beach (D) 17. John W. Vogt, Merritt Island (D) 36. George Firestone, Miami (D) 18. John T. Ware, St. Petersburg (R) 37. Kenneth M. Myers, Miami (D) 19. Richard J. Deeb, St. Petersburg (R) 38. Ralph R. Poston, Sr., Miami (D) 20. Henry B. Sayler, St. Petersburg (R) 39. Richard A. Pettigrew, Miami (D) 21. David H. McClain, Tampa (R) 40. Don J. Gruber, Miami (R)

MARCH —APR IL 1973 23 'df

HON. A. H. CRAIG, SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE

HON. T. TERRELL SESSUMS, SPEAKER

HOUSE OF

HON. ALLEN MORRIS, CLERK REPRESENTATIVES

Members of the Florida House of Representatives are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name; and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a House member and you don't know his name or district number, perhaps you can identify his district by consulting the map on one of the succeeding pages. For more detailed information about members of the House consult "The Florida Handbook" by Allen Morris. It is available in book stores, or it can be ordered from Peninsular Publishing Company, P. O. Box 2275, Tallahassee, Florida.

HOUSE TELEPHONE NUMBERS Speaker...... 488-1455 Clerk...... 488-1157 Sergeant-at-Arms HON. PHILIP W. LABARGE, .. 488-8227 SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

24 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Representatives in Alphabetical Order

ANDREWS, WILLIAM C. (Dodie) CLARK, DAVID C. (Ethel) 27th District 81st District P. O. Box 1036 326 Pan American Bldg. Gainesvills 32601 West Palm Beach 33401 (904) 378-1529 (305) 832-5651 House since 1966 House since 1968 AVON, RANDY (Joan) CLARK DICK (Diane) 88th District 118th District 2100 N. E. 55th St. 45 Girslds Ave. Ft. Lauderdale 33308 Coral Gab les 33134 (305) 772-1633 (305) 446-1601 Elected to House 1972 House since 1968 BASS, DANIEL B. (Georgann) CLARK, JOHN R. (Geneva) 97th District 50th District 1926 H o II y wood 8Ivd. 515 Queens Loop H o II yw ood 33020 Lakeland 33803 (305) 921-5514 (813) 683-2242 Elected to House 1972 House since 1966 BAUMGARTNER, GEORGE I. (Doris) 100th District CLEM, CHESTER (Tilley) 15221 N. E. 21st Ave. 48th District North Miami Beach 33162 P. O. Box 2397 Vero Beach 32960 (305 ) 945-633 1 House since 1968 (305) 567-4355 BECKER, ALAN S. (Nola) Elected to House 1972 103rd District COHEN, TED 2100 San Souci Blvd. 102nd District North Miami 33161 1 Lincoln Rd. (305) 754-5436 Miami Beach 33139 Elected to House 1972 (305) 532-8490 Elected BIRCHFIELD, WILLIAM O. (Anne) to House 1972 21st District CONWAY, WILLIAM R. (Dianne) P. O. Box 58 29th D istr ict Jacksonville 32201 213 Riverside Dr. (904) 356-4211 Ormond Beach 32074 House since 1970 (904) 255-6804 House since 1966 BLACKBURN, R. (Frances) ED, JR., CRABTREE, GRANVILLE H. (Paulette) 64th District 73rd District P. O. Box 16624 2058 Main St. Temple Terrace 33617 Sarasota 33577 (813) 988-4922 (813) 366-3100 House since 1968 House since 1966 BOYD, CHARLES W. (Jean) CRAIG, A. H. (Margie) 96th District 28th District 6780 Hollywood Blvd. P. O. Drawer 99 H o II yw ood 33024 St. Augustine 32084 (305) 987-2519 (904) 824-1672 Elected to House 1972 House 1958-64 BROWN, J. HYATT (Cici) House since 1966 31st District Speaker pro Tempore 1973-74 P. O. Drawer 1712 CRANE, DONALD R., JR., ( Bevel le) Daytona Beach 32015 61st District (904) 252-1973 2520 Madrid Wsy, S E I ected to H ou se 1972 St. Petersburg 33712 CARLUCCI, FRANK (Carolyn) (8 13) 862-41 1 1 18th District House since 1970 88 Regency Square CRENSHAW, ANDER (Kath arine) Jacksonville 32211 24th District (904) 724-6070 P. O. Box 1086 Elected to H ouse 1972 Jacksonville 32201 CHERRY, GWEN SAWYER (Jim) (904) 354-9026 106th District Elected to House 1972 636 N. W. Second Ave. Miami 33136 (305) 379-1892 (continued) House since 1970 MARCH —APRIL 1973 Miami 33130 P. O. Box 1022 CULBREATH, JOHN R. (Barbara Jean) (305) 377-2541 Cad sr K ey 32625 36th District House since 1966 (904) 543-5153 Route 8, Box 1255 GIBSON, WILLIAM L. (Ocie) Elected to House 1972 Brooksville 33512 38th District HOLLOWAY VERNON C (Roberts) (904) 796-3175 1432 Knollwood Circle 116th District House since 1967 0r I a nd o 32804 6444 N. E. 4th Ave. CUNNINGHAM, GARY R. (Revs) (305) 423-1000 Miami 33138 30th District House since 1967 (305) 754-9594 P. O. Box 1225 GORDON, ELAINE House since 1966 New Smyrna Beach 32069 98th District HUTTO, EARL (Nancy) (904) 427-3419 1003 duPont Plaza Center 8th District Elected to House 1972 Miami 33131 1100 Brenau Terrace DANAHY, PAUL W. , JR. (Georgia) (305) 621-1411 Panama City 32401 67th District Elected to House 1972 (904) 234-2125 1210 First National Bank Bldg. GORMAN, WILLIAM D. (Toddy) Elected to House 1972 Tampa 33602 42nd District JAMES, WILLIAM G. (Bobbie) (813) 229-1866 P. O. Box 305 80th District House since 1966 Tangerine 32777 80 N. E. 4th Ave. DIXON, R. EARL (Louise) (305) 241-4872 Dslray Beach 33444 23rd District House since 1967 (305) 276-2590 P. O. Drawer F GRIZZLE, MARY R. (Ben) Elected to House 1972 Jacksonville 32203 53rd District JOHNSON, ROBERT M. (Patricia Ann) (904) 389-3491 505 Coachman Bldg. 74th District House since 1968 Clearwater 33515 P. O. Box 27 DUBBIN, MURRAY H. (Helens) (813) 446-1692 Sarasota 33578 115th District House since 1963 (813) 958-5301 514 duPont Plaza Center GROSSE, GEORGE R. (Corene) House since 1970 Miami 33131 15th District JONES, FRED (Nits) (305) 373-3606 351 Margaret St. 52nd District House since 1963 Jacksonville 32204 P. O. Box 1246 DYER, HAROLD JOSEPH (Betty) (904) 354-3094 Auburndsle 33823 93rd District Elected to House 1972 (813) 967-4467 3501 Hollywood Blvd. HABEN, RALPH H. (Gsil) House since 1970 Hollywood 33021 71st District KERSHAW, JOE LANG (Mamie) (305) 961-8581 608 Seventh St. 105th District Elected to House 1972 Palmetto 33561 2539 N. W. 46th St. EARLE, LEWIS S. (Bobii} (813) 722-7713 Miami 33142 43 rd D istr ict Elected to House 1972 (305) 635-7801 255 North Lskemont Ave. HAGAN, FRED (Charlsie) House since 1968 Winter Park 32789 41st District K ISER, S. CURTIS (Sally) (305) 647-7722 414 North Mills 54th District House since 1968 Orlando 32803 2211 Edythe Dr. EASLEY, BETTY(Ken) (305) 841-1920 Dunedin 33528 56th District Elected to House 1972 (813) 733-2155 501 S. Fort Harrison Ave. HAIR, MATTOX Elected to House 1972 Clearwater 33516 22nd District KUTUN, BARRY (Judy) (813) 443-7268 P. O. Box 447 99th District Elected to House 1972 Jacksonville 32201 845 N. E. 79th St. FECHTEL, VINCE (Joyce) (904) 355-6681 Miami 33138 34th District Elected to House 1972 (305) 758-7683 P. O. Box 1426 HARLLEE, JOHN (Ksthlsen) Elected to House 1972 Leesburg 32748 72nd District LANGLEY, RICHARD H. (Sheila) (904) 343-4877 46 Manatee National Bank Bldg. 35th District Elected to House 1972 8red ento n 33505 P. O. Box 697 FONTANA, A. M. (Pst) (8 1 3) 745-057 1 Clermont 32711 107th District House since 1970 (904) 394-5296 14601 Lake Csndlewood Ct. HARRIS, MARSHALL C. (Harriet) Elected to House 1972 Miami Lakes 33014 112th District LEWIS, THOMAS F. (Marian) (305) 377-7313 5th Floor, Dade Federal Bldg. 83rd District Elected to House 1972 Miami 33131 Suite 211, Lakeview Bldg. FORBES, JOHN R. (Elfreda) (305) 358-1455 North Palm Beach 33408 17th District House since 1966 (305) 844-5357 341 E. Bay St. HARTNETT, ROBERT C. (Elizabeth) Elected to House 1972 Jacksonville 32202 109th District LIBERTORE, LARRY (Maria) (904) 353-8421 P. O. Box 1440 51st D i str ict House since 1970 South Miami 33143 P. O. Box 2656 FORTUNE, EDMQND M. (Ruthie) (305) 666-7871 Lakeland 33803 4th District House since 1966 (813) 646-5608 P. O. Box 1086 HAZELTON, DONALD F. (Teddie) House since 1970 Pace 32570 78th District LOCKWARD, WILLIAM H. (Doris) (904) 994-5568 P. O. Box 8306 104th District House since 1966 West Palm Beach 33407 1501 East 4th Ave. FOSTER, JIM (Bette Ann) (305) 832-4333 Hialesh 33010 65th District House since 1970 (305) 887-1561 1405 Busch Blvd. East HECTOR, ROBERT C. (Alice) Elected to House 1972 Tampa 33612 114th District MscKAY, KENNETH H. , JR. (Anne) (813) 935-5454 P. O. Box 3544 32nd District E lac ted to H ou se 1972 Miami 33169 P. O. Box 1668 FULFORD, W. E. (Mary) (305) 652-4470 Deals 32670 40th D i str ict House since 1966 (904) 622-5230 P. O. Box 1226 HODES, RICHARD S. (Marjorie) House since 1968 Orlando 32802 68th District MALLOY, JOHN CYRIL (Marlene) (305) 423-3003 305 N o rth M organ St. 113th District House 1966-67 Tampa 33602 A. I. duPont Bldg. House since 'l968 (813) 223-3519 169 East Flaglsr St. GAUTIER, JEFF D. (Ann) House since 1966 Miami 33131 119th District HODGES, GENE (Frances) (305) 374-8418 800 Concord Bldg. 14th District Elected to House 1972 THE SHERIFF'S STAR MARTINEZ, ELVIN L. (Sylvia) 70th District P. O. Box 4311 P. O. Box 1058 SAC K ETT, WA LT E R W. JR. (Sophia) Tampa 33607 , Coral G ab les 33134 110th District (8 13) 877-37 15 (305) 445-7751 2500 Coral Way House since 1966 Elected to House 1972 Miami 33145 MATTHEWS, HARVEY W. (Mary) PEADEN R W (305) 856-3111 39th District (Bobbie) 2nd District House since 1966 P. O. Box 687 575 El Cerrito Circle SAVAGE, JOHN J. (Mary Francis) Orlando 32802 Pensacola 32503 57th District (305) 843-5242 432-0709 P. O. Box 8063 House since (904) 1970 Elected Petersburg 33738 MATTOX, to House 1972 St. RAY POOLE, (8'I3) 391-7657 49th District VAN B. 84th District House since 1965 P. O. Box 917 440 South Andrews Avs. SESSUMS, T. TERRELL (Neve) Winter Haven 33880 (813)293-4169 Ft. Lauderdale 33301 66th District 523-8078 92 1 F irst Federal 8 Idg. House 1956-68 (305) House since Tampa 33602 House since 1970 1970 POORBAUGH, JACK M. (Patty Sue) (813) 229-7605 McDONALD, LEON N. (Ann) 77th District House since 1963 13th District 10 Rivers Edge Rd. Speaker pro Tempore 1969-70 P. O. Box 820 Jupiter 33458 Speaker 1973-74 Live Oak 32060 (305) 746-9409 SHREVE JACK (Alice) (904) 362-2736 House since 1966 44th District House 1960-68 PRICE, RICHARD ALLEN ( Julie) P. O. Box 1201 Appointed to House 1972 59th District Merritt Island 32952 Elected to House 1972 P. O. Box 10446 (305) 636-8311 McPHERSGN, TOM (Sally Ann) St. Petersburg 33733 House since 1970 92nd District (813) 822-8200 SINGLETON, CARL A. (Dorothy) 5273 S. W. 106th Ave. E lected to House 1972 111th District Ft. Lauderdale 33314 RANDELL, TED (Mary) 350 Andalusia Ave. (305) 584-7640 90th District Coral G ab les 33134 Elected to House 1972 P. O. Box 1668 (305) 446-5171 MELVIN, J. R. "Jerry" (Pat) Ft. Myers 33902 House since 1966 5th District (813) 334-7808 SINGLETON, MARY L. P. O. Drawer 1366 House since 1964 16th District Ft. Walton Beach 32548 REDMAN, JAMES I . (Ruby Jean) 1353 West 33rd St. (904) 243-1611 62nd District Jacksonville 32209 House since 1968 P. O. Drawer TT (904) 768-5082 Mll LER, JOHN (Mildred) Plant City 33566 Elected to House 1972 94th District (813) 752-6133 SMITH, ERIC (Audrey) 2725 Hollywood Blvd. House since 1966 19th District Hollywood 33020 REYNOLDS, JAY J. (Maxin e) 1412 Seaboard Coastline Bldg. (305) 925-1040 82nd District Jacksonville 32202 Elected to House 1972 1630 N. W. Seventh St. (904) 358-1560 MIXSON, WAYNE (Margie) Boca Rston 33432 Elected to House 1972 7th District (305) 391-2322 SNOWDEN, CHARLES H. (Mons) P. O. Box 942 Elected to House 1972 108th D istrict Marianne 32446 ' RICHMOND, RONALD R. ( E i lean) 12200 N. W. 7th Ave. (904) 482-4863 37th District North Miami 33168 House since 1967 1604 US Highway 19, N (305) 685-5667 MOONEY, EUGENE C. (Vicki) New Port Richey 33552 Elected to House 1972 33rd District (813) 842-8439 SPICOLA, GUY P. O. Box 194 Elected to House 1972 69th District Fern Park 32730 RISH, WILLIAM J. (Carol) 725 E. Kennedy Blvd. (305) 831-8'l31 9th District Tampa 33602 House since 1970 P. O. Box 87 (813) 223-1311 MOUDRY, RAYMOND J. (Virginia) Port St. Joe 32456 House since 1966 79th District (904) 229-4451 STEINBERG, PAUL B. (Sandy) 1314 Harvey Building House since 1970 101st District West Palm Beach 33401 ROBINSON, A. S. "Jim" 350 Lincoln Rd. (305) 655-7033 58th District Miami Beach 33139 H ou se 1962-64, 3110 First Ave. , N (305) 538-2344 House since 1968 St. Petersburg 33710 Elected to House 1972 NELSON, C. WILLIAM (Grace) (813)898-5577 THOMAS, JON C. (Pat) 47th District House since 1966 86th District 482 N. Harbor City Blvd. ROBINSON, GROVER C. II I (Sandra) P. O. Box 23896 Melbourne 32935 1st District Ft. Lauderdale 33307 (305) 254-1776 2 4 West G over nm ant St. (305) 771-2510 Elected to House 1972 Pensacola 32501 House since 1970 NERGARD, CHARLES L. (Catherine) (904) 434-1083 THOMAS PAT (Mary Ann) 76th District Elected to House 1972 10th District 111 Atlantic Avs. ROBINSON, JANE W. (Geor ge) P. O. Drawer 629 Ft. Pierce 33450 46th District Quincy 32351 (305) 461-0399 P. O. Box 133 (904) 627-7151 House since 1967 Cocoa 32922 Elected to House 1972 NUCKOLLS, H. PAUL (B. J.) (305) 452-3848 TILLMAN, JIM K. (Mary) 91st District House since 1970 75th District P. O. Box 6631 RUDE, ARTHUR H. (Cathy) P. O. Box 3888 Ft. Myers 33902 85th District Sarasota 33578 (813) 334-4042 2745 East Atlantic Blvd. (813) 958-2338 Elected to House 1972 Pompano Beach 33062 House since 1967 OGDEN, CARL (Dorothy) (305) 943-9066 TITTLE, FRED N. , JR. (Winnie) 20th District Elected to House 1972 120th District 4329 University Blvd. S RYALS, JOHN L. P. O. Drawer 535 Jacksonville 32216 63rd District Tavernier 33070 (904) 733-4353 402 South Parsons Ave. (305) 852-3206 House since 1968 Brandon 33511 Houae since 1970 PAPY, CHARLES C., JR. (JoAnn) (813) 689-4448 117th District House since 1966 (continued) MARCH —APRIL 1973 27 Tallahassee 32304 (813) 446-8335 (904) 224-6025 House 1952-66 (continued) House since 1966 House since 1968 TURLINGTON, RALPH D. (Ann) WILLIAMS, FRANK 26th District 25th District 117 Northeast 16th Ave. P. O. Box 1063 TOBIASSEN, TOM (Audrey) Gainesviiie 32601 Sterke 32091 3rd District (904) 372-0444 (904) 964-7202 811 Woodbine Dr. House since 1950 Elected to House 1972 Pensacola 32503 Speaker 1967-68 WILLIAMSON, GEORGE A. (Andrea) (904) 968-6311 WALKER, JAMES LORENZO (Marguerite) 87th District House since 1968 89th District . 111 Southeast Sixth St. TOLTON, JERE (Norma) P. O. Box 475 Ft. Lauderdale 33301 6th District Naples 33940 (305) 523-2503 P. O. Drawer LL (813) 649-3562 House since 1970 Ft. Walton Beech 32548 House since 1956 WILSON, ROGER H. (904) 2434) 194 Speaker pro Tempore 1967-68 60th District Elected to House 1972 WEBB, CARROLL (Helen) 11337 67th Ave. N TUBBS, F. EUGENE (Cerole Ann) 12th District Seminole 33542 45th District 217 S. Adams (813) 898-7642 P. O. Box 636 Tallahassee 32304 House since 1968 Merritt Island 32952 (904) 224-5466 YOUNG, WALTER C. (Dottie) (305) 452-5550 Elected to House 1972 95th District H o u se since 1970 WHITSON, EDMUND S., JR. (Fraser) 1747 V an 8uren St. TUCKER, DONALD L. (Donna) 55th District Hollywood 33020 11th District 309 S. Garden Ave. (305) 921-1344 P. O. Box 2434 Clearwater 33516 Elected to House 1972

"Bill" 38. William L. Gibson, Orlando (R) 80. William G. James, Representatives 39. Harvey W. Matthews, Orlando (R) Boynton Beach (R) 40. Bill Fulford, Orlando (D) 81. David C. Clark, North Palm 41. Fred B. Hagan, Orlando (R) Beach (R) In Numerical Order Raton 42. William D. Gorman, Tangerine (R) 82. Jay J. Reynolds, Boca (R) 83. Thomas F. Lewis, North Palm By Districts 43. Lew Earle, Maitland (R) 44. Jack Shreve, Merritt Island (D) Beach (R) 45. F. Eugene Tubbs, Merritt Island (R) 84. Van B. Poole, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 46. Jane W. Robinson, Merritt Island (R) 85. Arthur H. Rude, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 1. Grover C. Robinson III, 47. Bill Nelson. Melbourne (D) 86. Jon C. Thomas, Ft. Lauderdale (R) Pensacola (D) 48. Chester Clem, Vero Beach (R) 87. George A. Williamson 2. R. W. "Smokey" Peaden, 49. Ray Mattox, Winter Haven (D) Ft. Lauderdale (R) Pensacola (D) 50. John R. Clark, Lakeland (D) 88. Randy Avon, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 3. Tom Tobiassen, Pensacola (R) 51. Larry Libertore, Lakeland (D) 89. James Lorenzo Walker, Naples (D) 4. Edmond M. Fortune, Pace (D) 52. C. Fred Jones, Auburndale (D) 90. Ted Randell, Fort Myers (D) 5. Jerry G. Melvin, Fort Walton 53. Mary R. Grizzle, Clearwater (R) 91. Hugh Paul Nuckolls, Ft. Myers (R) Beach (D) 54. S. Curtis Kiser, Dunedin (R) 92. Tom McPherson, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 6. Jere Tolton, Fort Walton Beach (D) 55. Edmund S. Whitson, Jr., Clear- 93. Harold Joseph Dyer, Hollywood (D) 7. Wayne Mixson, Marianna (D) water (R) 94. John (Jack) Miller, Ft. Lauderdale 8. Earl Hutto, Panama City (D) 56. Betty Easley, Largo (R) (D) 9. William J. Rish, Port St. Joe (D) 57. John J. Savage, North Redington 95. Walter C. (Walt) Young, Pembroke 10. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) Beach (R) Pines $D) 11. Donald L. Tucker, Tallahassee (D) 58. A. S. Jim Robinson, St. Petersburg 96. Charles W. Boyd, Pembroke 12. Carroll Webb, Tallahassee (D) (R) Pines (D) 13. Leon N. McDonald, Live Oak (D) 59. Richard (Dick) Price, St. Peters- 97. Daniel B. Bass, Plantation (R) 14. Gene Hodges, Cedar Key (D) burg (R) 98. Elaine Gordon, Miami Beach (D) 15. George R. Grosse, Jacksonville (D) 60. Roger H. Wilson, Seminole (R) 99. Barry Kutun, Miami Beach (D) 16. Mary L. Singleton, Jacksonville (D) 61. Donald R. Crane, Jr., St. 100. George I. Baumgartner, North 17. John R. Forbes, Jacksonville (D) Petersburg (R) Miami Beach (D) 18. Frank Carlucci, Jacksonville (D) 62. James L. Redman, Plant City (D) 101. Paul B. Steinberg, Miami 19. Eric Smith, Jacksonville (D) 63. John L. Ryals, Brandon (D) Beach (D) 20. Carl Ogden, Jacksonville (D) 64. R. Ed Blackburn, Jr., Temple 102. Ted Cohen, Miami Beach (D) 21. Bill Birchfield, Jacksonville (D) Terrace (D) 103. Alan S. Becker, North Miami 22. Mattox Hair, Jacksonville (D) 65. Jim Foster, Lutz (D) Beach (D) 23. R. Earl Dixon, Jacksonville (R) 66. Terrell Sessums, Tampa (D) 104. William H. Lockward, Hialeah (D) 24. Ander Crenshaw, Jacksonville (R) 67. Paul W. Danahy, Jr., Tampa (D) 105. Joe Lang Kershaw, Miami (D) 25. Frank Williams, Starke (D) 68. Richard S. Hodes, Tampa (D) 106. Gwendolyn S. Cherry, Miami (D) 26. Ralph D. Turlington, Gainesville (D) 69. Guy Spicola, Tampa (D) 107. Tony Fontana, Miami Lakes (D) 27. Bill Andrews, Gainesville (D) 70. Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa (D) 108. Charles H. Snowden, Hialeah (D) 28. A. H. (Gus) Craig, St. Augustine (D) 71. Ralph H. Haben, Palmetto (D) 109. Robert C. Hartnett, Coconut 29. William R. Conway, Ormond 72. John Harllee, Bradenton (D) Grove (D) Beach (D) 73. Granville H. Crabtree, Jr. 110. Walter W. Sackett+r. , Miami (D) 30. Gary R. Cunningham, New Sarasota (R) 111. Carl A. Singleton, Coral Gablas (D) Smyrna Beach (D) 74. Robert (Bob) M. Johnson, 112. Marshall S. Harris, Miami (D) 31. Hyatt Brown, Ormond Beach (D) Sarasota (R) 113. John Cyril Malloy, Coral Gables (R) 32. Kenneth H. MacKay, Jr., Ocala (D) 75. Jim K. Tillman, Sarasota (R) 114. Robert C. Hector, Miami (D) 33. Gene Mooney, Casselberry (R) 76. Charles (Chuck) Nergard, 115. Murray H. Dubbin, Miami (D) 34. Vince Fechtel, Jr., Leesburg (R) Ft. Pierce (R) 116. Vernon C. Holloway, Miami (D) 35. Richard H. (Dick) Langley, 77. Jack M. Poorbaugh, Jupiter (R) 117. Charles C. Papy, Jr., Miami (D) Clermont (R) 78. Donald F. Hazelton, West Palm 118. Dick Clark, Coral Gables (D) 36. John R. Culbreath, Brooksville (D) Beach (R) 119. Jeff D. Gautier, Miami (D) 37. Ronald R. Richmond, New Port 79. Raymond J. Moudry, West Palm 120. Fred Tittle, Tavernier (D) Richey (R) Beach (R) 28 THE SHERIFF'S STAR ~SANTA ra ~ mtea 1 NALTON~HDLg ~" l ~ vi ' Ml I ton De Funiak r /-. . NASSAU ~ jr r Fernandmo VEFFERSOwr Fhnapkla WW W m m L M

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SUNTERTLANE Tnverness~ vTavares q I I' 7' HOUSE COUNTIES DISTRICTS AND PORTIONS THEREOF

1-3 Portions of Escambia 'Klssimmee NILLSSOROUSH 4-6 Okaloosa. Portions of Escambia, Santa Rosa and Walton ) au Bartaw 7 Holmes. Portions of Walton and Washington Clear- ~ Tampa I Jackson, water SREVAND 8 Portions of Bay, Walton and Washington I-—HIOIAN AIV 9 Calhoun and Gulf. Portions of Bay, Gadsden, Jackson NANATEE IIARDEE tnaHI. ANDS ~ and Liberty loaEECHOSEE s'I. I.VCIE 10 Franklin. Portions of Gadsden, Jefferson, Liberty, Taylor Bradenton Wauchula and Wakulla ~ DE sovo vpkeechohee Sarasota Wakulla L MARTIN 11-12 Leon. Portions of Jefferson, Madison and Stuart I Arcadia 13 Columbia and Hamilton. Portions of Madison and Suwannee saaasaTJa .~ La*~ ~CNANI, OTTE OLAD Es 14 Citrus, Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette and Levy. Portions of okceclroeee FALN BEACH Hernando, Marion, Suwannee and Moore Taylor Haven West ~ 15 Baker and Nassau. Portions of Duval and Union ~ HWIORT Palm Beoch 16-20 Portions of Duval 21-24 Portions of Duval '. "r. 25 Bradford and Clay. Portions of St. Johns 26-27 Alachua. Portions Putnam and Union fL. of Marion, Fort East ~ Lauderdale ~ N . 28 Portions of Flagler, Putnam and St. Johns votes 29-31 Volusia. Portions of F lagler 32 Portions of Lake and Marion — Miarnr ~ 33 Portions of Orange and Seminole i d 34 Portions of Lake, Marion and Seminole 35 Portions of Lake, Marion and Sumter 0 36 Portions of Hernando, Pasco, Polk and Sumter 37 Portions of Pasco and Pinellas 38-43 Portions of Orange 44-47 Portions of Brevard, Orange and Seminole Indian Osceola 48 River. Portions of Brevard, Okeechobee, IF II a eo and St. Lucia cods 49-52 Portions of Highlands, Osceola and Polk ttoy Wast 53-56 Portions of Pinellas 57-61 Portions of Pinellas 62-65 Portions of Hillsborough and Polk 66-70 Portions of Hillsborough from Allen Morris' 71-72 Hardee. Portions of Manatee and Sarasota Mep reprinted HANDBOOK 73-74 Portions of Charlotte, Manatee and Sarasota THE FLORIDA 75 DeSoto. Portions of Charlotte, Highlands and Sarasota 76 Portions of Martin and St. Lucie 77 Portions of Martin, Okeechobee and Palm Beach 78-83 Portions of Broward and Palm Beach 84-88 Portions of Broward 89 Collier and Glades. Portions of Hendry, Highlands and Lee 90-91 Portions of Charlotte, Hendry and Lee 92-97 Portions of Broward and Dade 98-103 Portions of Dade 104-108 Portions of Dade 109-114 Portions of Dade 115-119 Portions of Dade 120 Monroe. Portions of Dade

MARCH —APRIL 1973 29 SUPREME COURT

Chief Justice VASSAR B. CARLTON

Born —Alachua County, Florida, November 13, 1912 Education —public schools of Alachua, Polk, Hillsborough and Brevard counties; pre- med student at University of Florida; transferred to Stet- son University; received LLB degree from Stetson Law College,— 1937 Children four — Church affiliation —Baptist Judicial Branch Career highlights County Judge in Brevard County for 13 years; Circuit Court Judge, 1954-68 (former 9th, now 18th Judicial Circuit); two-time recipient, Jaycee Good Government Award; Past President, Cocoa Jaycees; past Exalted Ruler, Cocoa Elks Club; Past President, Titusville Kiwanis Club; member, Board of Overseers of Stetson University College of Law, St. Petersburg; received Ben C. Willard Award from Stetson University, 1971;elected to Supreme Court, 1968.

HAL P. DEKLE

Born —Marianna, Florida, November 21, 1917 Education —Jackson County High School, 1935;graduated, Stetson University, DeLand, Florida; graduate, Stetson Law School, St. Petersburg, 1940 Wife's name —Dorothy Children —three Church affiliation —Methodist v'* Military service —U. S. Army, WW II; Army Reserve two years; Florida National Guard two years Career highlights —President of student body, Stetson University; Board of Overseers, Stetson Law School; Alumni Director, 1964-66; practicing attorney in Miami and Tallahassee, 17 years; former Special Assistant U. S. District Attorney, Southern District of Florida; member, Judicial Council for Florida Courts and proposed constitutional changes, 1957-58; appointed to Civil Court of Record, Dade County, 1957;elected to that post 1958; appointed Dade County Circuit Judge, 1960; reelected without opposition in 1962 and 1966; rated "Exceptionally Well Qualified" as Judge, in poll of 2400 Dade County lawyers, 1958; received highest rating in poll of 3000 Dade County Lawyers, 1967; received highest rating for Florida Supreme Court in state-wide poll of all Florida lawyers, 1970; twice honored with American Trial Lawyers "Award of Merit for Leadership in Judicial Ad- ministration, " 1965 and 1970; received Florida Jaycees Good Government Award, 1970; elected to Supreme Court, 1970. 30 THE SHERIFF'S STAR JAMES C. ADKINS Career highlights —Fort Pierce City Attorney; served on Born —Gainesville, Florida, Fort Pierce Civil Service Appeals Board; Jaycee Good January 18, 1915 Government Award; former member, Board of Governors, Education —public schools of State Junior Bar; served as member, Inter-Agency Law Gainesville; received LLB Enforcement Planning Council; Judge, Fourth District degree, University of Court of Appeal, 1967-1970;appointed to Supreme Court, Florida, 1938 effective December 14, 1970; elected to six-year term be- Wife's name —Ethel ginning January, 1973. Children —two Church affiliation —Methodist RICHARD W. ERVIN Military service —U. S. Army —Carrabelle, Infantry, WW II Born Florida, — January 26, 1905 Career highlights research — assistant, Florida Supreme Education public schools Court; general practice of of Citrus, DeSoto, Leon, law, 20 years; Assistant Orange and Marion State Attorney, 8th Judicial counties; graduate, Uni- Circuit; Assistant Attorney General of Florida; Judge, versity of Florida, College of 1928 Court of Record, Alachua County; Circuit Court Judge, Law, — 8th Judicial Circuit; author of "Florida Criminal Law Wife's name Frances " " Children —two and Procedure, "Florida Discovery, and "Florida — Real Estate and Procedure"; received James W. Day Career highlights attorney Award from John Marshall Bar Association, University for State Road Depart- of Florida, for contributions to legal education, 1966; ment; Assistant Attorney Good Government Award, Gainesville Jaycees, 1968; General; Secretary of member, Florida Highway Safety Commission; member, Florida Railroad Commis- Supervisory Board, Governor's Council on Criminal sion; attorney for Overseas Justice; elected to his first term on Supreme Court in 1968. Road and Toll Bridge District; named "Outstanding Public Official" in Florida by Jaycees, 1951;Florida's Attorney JOSEPH A. BOYD, JR. General for 15 years, taking office in 1949;Past President, National Association of Attorneys General; served as Vice President and Chairman, Southern Regional Born —Hoschton, Georgia, Group, General; served on Court since November 16, 1916 Attorneys has Supreme Education —attended Piedmont January 17, 1964; served as Chief Justice, 1969-70. College, Mercer University, and University of Miami; received Juris Doctor degree, University of Miami; honor- B. K. ROBERTS ary Doctor of Laws, Pied- mont College Born — Florida, Wife's name —Ann Sopchoppy, February 1907 Children —five 5, Education —public schools of Church affiliation —Baptist Wakulla County; LLB Military service —U. S. degree, University of Florida, Marine Corps, WW II 1928; LLD, University of Career highlights —Hialeah City Miami, 1954, (honorary) Attorney, Dade County Wife's name —Mary Commissioner; received National Top Hat award, National Children —two Business and Professional Women's Federation; past Florida Church affiliation —Presbyterian Commander, American Legion; elected to Supreme Court Career highlights —Past Presi- in 1968. dent, Tallahassee Bar Associ- DAVID L. McCLAIN ation; practiced law in Tallahassee from 1928 to Born —Sebastian, Florida, 1949; Past Vice President, July 23, 1931 Florida Bar Association; Education —graduated from Chairman, Judicial Council of Florida; member, Executive Vero Beach High School Committee, National Conference of Chief Justices; official (Valedictorian) 1949; BA court representative American Bar Association (ABA) degree, University of Florida; meeting in London, 1957; member, ABA team at Inter- LLB degree, University of national Bar Association meetings, Salzburg, Austria, Florida 1955 1960, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1962, and Lausanne, Switzer- Wife's name —Helen land, 1964; member, Florida Constitution Revision Children —eight Commission, 1966; member, awards jury, Freedoms Church affiliation —First Foundation at Valley Forge, 1962; Past President, Florida Baptist Heritage Foundation; Board of Counselors, Florida Presby- Military service —Captain, terian College; received Stetson Law College "Distinguished U. S. Air Force; served as Citizen" award; has served on the Supreme Court since his Judge Advocate; Assistant appointment on July 7, 1949; and has served three two-year Staff Judge Advocate for terms as Chief Justice. Headquarters, 30th Air Division MARCH —APRIL 1973 APPELLATE JUDGES Robert T. Mann, Tampa P. FIRST Joseph McNulty, Largo T. Frank Hobson, Jr., St. Petersburg APPELLATE DISTRICT Edward F. Boardman, Tampa Woodie A. Liles, Plant City DISTRICT Alachua, Baker, Bay, Bradford, Calhoun, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Escambia, THIRD Flagler, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, APPELLATE DISTRICT COURTS Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Jeffer- Dade and Monroe Counties. son, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, Liberty, Madison, Marion, Nassau, Okaloosa, Put- APPELLATE JUDGES OF nam, St. Johns, Santa Rosa, Suwannee, Taylor, Union, Volusia, Wakulla, Walton, Tillman Pearson, Miami and Washington Counties. Robert Metcalfe Haverfield, Miami APPEALS Charles A. Carroll, Miami APPELLATE JUDGES Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr., Miami John T. Wigginton, Tallahassee Norman Hendry, Miami Donald Kingery Carroll, Tallahassee FOURTH Sam Spector, Tallahassee John Rawls, Tallahassee APPELLATE DISTRICT Dewey M. Johnson, Quincy Breuard, Broward, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm SECOND Beach, St. Lucie and Seminole Counties. APPELLATE JUDGES APPELLATE DISTRICT Spencer C. Cross, Ocoee Charlotte, Citrus, Collier, DeSoto, John A. Reed, Jr., West Palm Beach Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, James H. Walden, Ft. Lauderdale Highlands, Hillsborough, Lake, Lee, William C. Owen, Jr., West Palm Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota Beach and Sumter Counties. Gerald Mager, West Palm Beach

FLORIDA'S JUDICIAL CIRCUITS

FIRST SECOND CIRCUIT JUDGES JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Samuel S. Smith, Lake City Royce Agner Perry Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Arvel Drury, Jasper and Walton Counties Liberty and Wakulla Counties STATE ATTORNEY CIRCUIT JUDGES CIRCUIT JUDGES Wm. Randall Slaughter, Live Oak W. May Walker, Tallahassee Woodrow M. Melvin, Milton PUBLIC DEFENDER Hugh M. Taylor, Quincy Charles A. Wade, Crestview Milo Thomas, Lake City Ben C. Willis, Tallahassee Ernest E. Mason, Pensacola Guyte P. McCord, Jr. Tallahassee Ralph M. McLane, Pensacola , FOURTH John A. Rudd, Sr., Tallahassee Clyde B. Wells, DeFuniak Springs James C. Gwynn, Tallahassee JUDICIAL CIRCUIT William Frye III, Pensacola James E. Joanos, Tallahassee Clay, Duval and Nassau Counties Gillis E. Powell, Crestview Kenneth E. Cooksey, Monticello M. C. Blanchard, Pensacola STATE ATTORNEY CIRCUIT JUDGES William S.'Rowley, Pensacola Harry Morrison, Tallahassee Erwin Fleet, Crestview Charles A. Luckie, Jacksonville Kirke M. Beall, Pensacola PUBLIC DEFENDER Albert W. Graessle, Jr., Jacksonville Theodore F. Bruno, Pensacola Richard W. Ervin III, Tallahassee John M. McNatt, Jacksonville Joseph M. Crowell, Pensacola Roger J. Waybright, Jacksonville THIRD Marion W. Gooding, Jacksonville STATE ATTORNEY Martin Sack, Jacksonville Curtis A. Golden, Pensacola JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Henry Fletcher Martin, Jr., PUBLIC DEFENDER Columbia, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, Jacksonville James Ronald Shelley, Pensacola Madison, Suwannee and Taylor Counties Lamar Winegeart, Jr., Jacksonville 32 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Charles Cook Howell, Jr. Jacksonville SEVENTH Clifton M. Kelly, Sebring Sam Goodfriend, Jacksonville JUDICIAL CIRCUIT A. H. Lane, Bartow Major B. Harding, Jacksonville Richard A. Bronson, Bartow Thomas J. Shave, Jr., Jacksonville Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns and Volusia John H. Dewell, Bartow Warren A. Nelson, Jacksonville CIRCUIT JUDGES Marvin B. Woods, Lakeland Everett R. Richardson, Jacksonville Oliver L. Green, Jr., Lakeland McKenney J. Davis, Jacksonville Howell W. Melton, St. Augustine Thomas M. Langston, Lakeland Harold R. Clark, Jacksonville Warren Cobb, DeLand STATE ATTORNEY Gordon A. Duncan, Jr. Jacksonville , W. L. Wad'sworth, Bunnell Glen Darty, Bartow John E. Santora, Jr., Jacksonville Leon F. Stewart, DeLand PUBLIC DEFENDER John S.Cox, Jacksonville James T. Nelson, DeLand R. Hudson Olliff, Jacksonville E. L. Eastmoore, Palatka Jack O. Johnson, Bartow Cliff Sheppard, Jacksonville J. Robert Durden, DeLand ELEVENTH STATE ATTORNEY Uriel Blount, Jr., DeLand Don Nichols, Jacksonville Robert E. Lee, Jr., DeLand JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY Dade County Lou Frost, Jacksonville Stephen L. Boyles, Daytona Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER FIFTH Robert P. Miller, Daytona Beach Dan Satm, Miami JUDICIAL CIRCUIT William A. Herin, Miami EIGHTH Grady L. Crawford, Miami Citrus, Hernando, Lake, llfarion JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Harold R. Vann, Miami and Sumter Counties Sam I. Silver, Miami Alachua, CIRCUIT JUDGES Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Francis J. Christie, Miami Leuy and Union Counties George E. Schulz, Miami D. R. Smith, Ocala CIRCUIT JUDGES Ralph B. Ferguson, Jr., Miami Wesley T. (Troy) Hall, Jr., Leesburg John Gale, Miami John A. H. Murphree, Gainesville John W. Booth, Bushnell James W. Kehoe, Miami George L. Patten, Starke E. R. Mills, Jr., Ocala Thomas E. Lee, Jr. Miami John Crews, Gainesville , L. R. Huffstetler, Jr., Leesburg J. Harvie S. DuVal, Miami Benjamin M. Tench, Gainesville Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr., Ocala J. Gwynn Parker, Miami R. A. Greeii, Jr. Gainesville John W. McCormick, Mount Dora , Francis X Knuck, Miami Theron A. Yawn, Jr. Starke STATE ATTORNEY , Gene Williams, Miami STATE ATTORNEY Raymond G. Nathan, Miami Gordon G. Oldham, Jr., Leesburg Eugene T. "Gene" Whitworth, PUBLIC DEFENDER Jack A. Falk, Miami Gainesville Milton A. Friedman, Miami Robert E. Pierce, Leesburg PUBLIC DEFENDER David Popper, Miami SIXTH Mack S. Futch, Gainesville Shelby Highsmith, Miami Arthur E. Huttoe, Miami JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NINTH Rhea Pincus Grossman, Miami Pasco and Pinellas Counties JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Joseph Nesbitt, Miami Thomas A. Testa, Miami CIRCUIT Orange and Osceola Counties JUDGES Thomas E. Lee, Miami CIRCUIT C. Richard Leavengood, St. Petersburg JUDGES Frank B. Dowling, Miami Clyde M. Kissinger, St. Petersburg Roger A. Barker, Orlando John R. Blanton, Miami Beach Parker Lee McDonald, Orlando Jack M. Turner, Miami Richard Kelly, Holiday Richard H. Cooper, Orlando Donald E. Stone, Miami Claude R. Edwards, Orlando Charles M. Phillips, Jr., Clearwater Dixie Herlong Chastain, Miami B. J. Driver, Tarpon Springs B. C. Muszynski, Orlando Sidney M. Weaver, Miami Allen C. Anderson, St. Petersburg Richard B. Keating, Orlando William E. Gladstone, Miami Ben F. Overton, St. Petersburg Thomas Emmett Kirkland, Orlando Irwin G. Christie, Miami Frederick Pfeiffer, Orlando Mark R. McGarry, Jr., St. Petersburg Lew Whitworth, Miami William A. Patterson, Clearwater W. Rogers Turner, Orlando David Goodhart, Miami Harry W. Fogle, St. Petersburg George N. Diamantis, Orlando Harold G. Featherstone, Miami Robert E. Beach, St. Petersburg William C. Gridley, Orlando Edward D. Cowart, Miami Robert L. Williams, Clearwater Peter M. deManio, Orlando Paul Baker, Miami David F. Patterson, Seminole Cecil H. Brown, Orlando James H. Ernest, Miami Maurice David Seth Walker, Gulfport M. Paul, Orlando Boyce F. Ezell, Jr., Miami Richard A. Miller, St. Petersburg Joseph William DuRocher, Orlando Leland B. Featherstone, Miami John S. Andrews, Dunedin STATE ATTORNEY Murray Goodman, Miami Jack A. Page, St. Petersburg J. Robert Eagan, Orlando Edward S. Klein, Miami Jack E. Dadswell, St. Petersburg PUBLIC DEFENDER John Red Lake, Miami Elizabeth Kovachevich, St. Petersburg Louis R. Bowen, Jr., Winter Park Ellen James Morphonious, Miami Robert F. Michael, Jr. St. Petersburg Alphonso C. Sepe, Miami , TENTH William L. Walker, St. Petersburg STATE ATTORNEY STATE ATTORNEY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Richard E. Gerstein, Miami James T. Russell, St. Petersburg Beach Hardee, Highlands and Polk Counties PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER CIRCUIT JUDGES Phillip A. Hubbart, Coral Gables Robert E. Jagger, North Redington Gunter Stephenson, Bartow Beach William K. Love, Lakeland (continued) MARCH —APRIL 1973 33 FIFTEENTH M. Daniel Futch, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Paul M. Marko III, Ft. Lauderdale TWELFTH Palm Beach County Thomas J. Reddick, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES Leroy H. Moe, Ft. Lauderdale JUDICIAL CIRCUIT J. Cail Lee, Ft. Lauderdale James West Palm Beach R. Knott, James A. McCauley, Ft. Lauderdale DeSoto, Manatee and Sarasota Counties Culver Smith, West Palm Beach STATE ATTORNEY CIRCUIT JUDGES Robert S. Hewitt, West Palm Beach James C. Downey, West Palm Beach Philip S Shailer Ft Lauderdale Robert E. Hensley, Bradenton Hugh MacMillan, West Palm Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Lynn N. Silvertooth, Sarasota James R. Stewart, Jr., West Palm Beach Warner S. Olds, Ft. Lauderdale Roy E. Dean, Venice Thomas E. Sholts, West Palm Beach Gilbert A. Smith, Bradenton Russell H. McIntosh, West Palm Beach EIGHTEENTH Frank Schaub, Bradenton Paul T. Douglas, West Palm Beach JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Stephen Lee Dakan, Sarasota Lewis Kapner, West Palm Beach Brevard and Seminole Counties Harry C. Parham, Bradenton Timothy Poulton, West Palm Beach Evelyn Gobbie, Bradenton Marvin U. Mounts, Jr., West Palm CIRCUIT JUDGES Beach STATE ATTORNEY Volie A. Williams, Jr. Sanford Emery J. Newell, West Palm Beach , Wm. G. Akridge, Cocoa John J. Blair, Venice Vaughn J. Rudnick, West Palm Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Tom Waddell, Jr., Melbourne STATE ATTORNEY Cocoa James A. Gardner, Sarasota Roger F. Dykes, David Howard Bludworth, West Palm Richard B. Muldrew, Melbourne THIRTEENTH Beach Dominick J. Salfi, Longwood Clarence T. Johnson, Jr. Merritt JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PUBLIC DEFENDER , Richard L. Jorandby, West Palm Beach Island Hillsborough County Robert B. McGregor, Cocoa J. William Woodson, Eau Gallic CIRCUIT JUDGES SIXTEENTH David Strawn, Titusville CIRCUIT I. C. Spoto, Tampa JUDICIAL Joseph A. Cowart, Jr., Cocoa James S. Moody, Tampa Monroe County Anthony J. Hosemann, Jr., Titusville John Grady Hodges, Tampa Virgil B. Conkling, Titusville Neil C. McMullen, Tampa CIRCUIT JUDGES STATE ATTORNEY Roger D. Flynn, Tampa M. Ignatius Lester, Key West Jas. D. Bruton, Jr. Tampa Abbott M. Herring, Melbourne , Bill G. Chappell, Key West Robert W. Patton, Tampa PUBLIC DEFENDER James A. Lenfestey, Tampa STATE ATTORNEY Franklin D. Kelley, Titusville Carl C. Durrance, Tampa J. Edward Worton, Key West Walter N. Burnside, Jr., Tampa PUBLIC DEFENDER NINETEENTH Robert W. Rawlins, Jr. Tampa , John H. Keane, Key West JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Herboth S. Ryder, Tampa Okeechobee Harry G. McDonald, Tampa Indian River, Martin, ucie Counties Nick J. Falsone, Tampa SEVENTEENTH and St. I James P. Calhoun, Tampa JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CIRCUIT JUDGES Laurence Goodrich, Tampa I. (Larry) Broward County D. C. Smith, Vero Beach Rene A. Zacchini, Tampa CIRCUIT JUDGES Wallace Sample, Ft. Pierce Charles H. Scruggs III, Tampa C. Pfeiffer Trowbridge, Stuart Harry Lee Coe III, Tampa Lamar Warren, Ft. Lauderdale James E. Alderman, Ft. Pierce O. D. Howell, Jr. Tampa , Otis Farrington, Ft. Lauderdale STATE ATTORNEY Philip L. Knowles, Tampa George W. Tedder, Jr. Ft. Lauderdale , Robert E. Stone, Vero Beach STATE ATTORNEY Jose A. Gonzalez, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale James F. Minnett, F. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER E. J. Salcines, Tampa Elton H. Schwarz, Stuart PUBLIC DEFENDER Louis Weissing, Ft. Lauderdale L. Clayton Nance, Ft. Lauderdale Judge C. Luckey, Jr. Tampa , Arthur J. Franza, Hollywood TWENTIETH Raymond Hare, Ft. Lauderdale JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOURTEENTH J. Russell E. Seay, Jr., Dania Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Lauderdale John G. Ferris, Ft. and Lee Counties Franklin A. Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson CIRCUIT JUDGES and 8'ashington Counties William Clayton Johnson, Ft. Lauderdale James R. Adams, Ft. Myers CIRCUIT JUDGES Robert W. Tyson, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale Harold S. Smith, Naples Stephen R. Booher, Ft. Lauderdale Charles T. Carlton, Moore Haven Robert L. McCrary, Jr., Marianna John H. Moore II, Ft. Lauderdale Thomas W. Shands, Ft. Myers W. L. Fitzpatrick, Panama City Stewart F. LaMotte, Jr. Ft. Lauder- Mercer , R. Wallace Pack, Ft. Myers P. Spear, Panama City dale Larry G. Smith, Panama City John T. Rose, Jr., Punta Gorda George Richardson, Jr. Ft. Lauderdale W. L. Bailey, Blountstown , William Lamar Rose, Ft. Myers John A. Miller, Ft. Lauderdale STATE ATTORNEY STATE ATTORNEY W. Herbert Moriarty, Ft. Lauderdale Leo C. Jones III, Panama City Humes T. Lasher, Ft. Lauderdale Joseph P. D'Alessandro, Ft. Myers PUBLIC DEFENDER Eugene (Gene) Fischer, 'Ft. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER Virgil Q. Mayo, Blountstown James M. Reasbeck, Ft. Lauderdale Douglas M. Midgley, Ft. Myers

34 THE SHERIFF'S STAR U. S. SENATORS

EDWARD J. GURNEY (R)

Born —Portland, Maine, January 2, 1914 Education —public schools of Skowhegan and Waterville, Maine; BS degree from Colby College, 1935;LLB degree, Harvard Law School, 1938; LLM degree, Duke Univer- Florida's sity Law School,—1948 Prior occupation— attorney Wife's name— Natalie Children two Men in Church affiliation —Con- gregational Military service —Lt. Colonel, 8th Armored Division; WW II; serving in France, Washi n Luxemburg, Belgium, Holland and Germany; received Purple Heart and Silver Star Career highlights —City Attorney, City of Maitland; Mayor and City Commissioner, Winter Park; elected to the U. S. House of Representatives in 1962; reelected in 1964 and 1966; presented Watchdog of the Treasury award three times by National Associated Businessmen; chosen Fresh- man Congressman of the Week by 88th Club, 1964; elected to the U. S. Senate in 1968. Address and phone number —5107 New Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20510. (202) 225-3041

LAWTON MAINOR CHILES, JR. (D)

Born —Lakeland, Florida, April 3, 1930 Education —Lakeland High School, BS degree, University of Florida, 1952; LLB degree, University of Florida School of Law, 1955 Prior occupation —attorney Wife's name —Rhea May Children —four Church affiliation —Presbyterian Military service —U. S. Army, Korea Career highlights —Chairman, Lakeland March of Dimes, 1964; Chairman, United Fund of Greater Lakeland, 1967;Chairman, Polk County Cancer Crusade, 1968; Legislative Counselor to Boys' State (First Boys' State participant to return to Boys' State as a State Legislator and Counselor); Chairman, Florida Law Revision Commission; Agriculture Commendation Award, Florida Agriculture Council, 1965; United Fund Award of Special Merit, 1966; Distinguished Service Award, Florida Assn. for Retarded Children, 1968; Governor's Award for Con- servation, 1968; Wildlife Conservation Award by National Wildlife Federation, 1968; Victory Crusade Award, Ameri- can Cancer Society, 1968;Meritorious Public Service Award by Legislative Poll, 1959;"One of Ten Most Out- standing Representatives, "St. Petersburg Times, 1959; Jaycee's "Outstanding Young Man" 1959; served in Florida House of Representatives 1958-66; served in Florida Senate, 1966-70; elected to U. S. Senate in November, 1970. Address and phone number —2106 New Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20510. (202) 225-5274 MARCH —APRIL 1973 35 U S. REPRESENTATIVES

1st District Bay, Escam6ia, Gulf, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, IValton and Career highlights —State President, FFA 1950-51;American II'ashington Counties. Portions Holmes County. of Farmer degree 1952; member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees, Rodeheaver Boys Ranch Board of ROBERT L. F. SIKES (D) Trustees; served in Florida House of Representatives, 1958- 61; named "One of the Most Valuable Members of the Legis- Born —Isabella, Georgia, lature, " 1961;named "One of Five Outstanding Young Men June 1906 3, in Florida, " Florida Jaycees, 1963; serves as a Commission- Education —BS degree from er on Little Hoover Commission which was established to University of Georgia, 1927; study the organization and efficiency of the government of Master's University degree the District of Columbia; named to membership in Univer- of Florida, 1929 sity of Florida Blue Key and Florida State University Gold Wife's —Inez name Key Leadership Fraternities; Distinguished Alumni Award, Children —two — University of Florida; elected U. S. Representative from Church affiliation Methodist the Second District in 1962; reelected in 1964, 1966, 1968, — rank Military service holds of 1970 and 1972. Maj. Gen. , U. S. Army Address and phone number —2266 Rayburn House Office awarded Reserve Retired; Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5235. Legion of Merit. Career highlights —served in Florida House of Represent- atives, 1937 and 1939 sessions; Defender of Free Enter- District prise Award, Life Underwriters, 1966; UPI's Florida Public 3rd Service Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws, Award, 1968; Nassau County. Portions of Duval County. Stetson University, 1969; Honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, St. Leo College, 1969;Amvets Special Meritorious Commendation, 1969;Honorary degree of CHARLES E. BENNETT (D) Doctor of Laws, University of West Florida, 1970; Honor- ary Doctorate, University of Inca Garcilaso de la Vega of Born —Canton, New York, Peru, 1970; member, Board of Directors, Florida Historical December 1910 Society; Vice President and Director of National Rivers 2, —AB and JD and Harbors Congress, 1959 to date; Order of Merit of Education University of Peru, 1971;First Distinguished Service Award of Water degrees, Resources Congress, 1972; University of Georgia Blue Key Florida —attorney Award, 1972, Distinguished Alumnus; Distinguished Ser- Prior occupation Wife's name —Jean vice Award, 1972, National Association of State Foresters; — American Forestry Association Distinguished Service Children four Church —Christian Award, 1972; University of Florida Distinguished Alumnus affiliation— Award, 1972; elected to Congress from the First District Military service Captain, U. WW leader in 1940; currently serving his 17th term; holds record for S. Army, II; guerrillas in Northern length of service in Congress from Florida. of Luzon mountain and jungle Address and phone number —2269 Rayburn House Office fighting; awarded Silver Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4136. Star, Bronze Star, Philip- pines' Legion of Honor 2 nd District and Gold Cross

Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Colum6ia, Dixie, Franklin, Career highlights —served in 1941 Florida House of Repre- Gadsden, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, sentatives; author of "Laudonnier and Fort Caroline, " 1964; Leon, Levy, Liberty, Madison, Suivannee, Taylor, Union and "Settlement of Florida, " 1968; and "Southernmost Battle- 8'akulla Counties. Portions of Holmes and Marion Counties. fields of the Revolution, " 1970; Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1970; member, Board of Trustees, Lynchburg Doctor of Humanities, University of DON FUQUA (D) College; Honorary Tampa, 1950; Honorary Doctor of Laws, Jacksonville Born —Jacksonville, Florida, University, 1972; University of Florida, Distinguished August 20, 1933 Alumnus Award, 1969;received Distinguished Service Education —public schools of Award, President's Committee on Employment of the Calhoun County; degree in Handicapped, 1969; Jacksonville Good Government Agricultural Economics, Award, 1952; Freedoms Foundation Awards, 1951 and University of Florida, 1957 1955;elected to Congress in 1948; serving his 13th con- Prior occupation —dairying secutive term; holds all-time record in Congress for not Wife's name —Doris missing a roll call in 21 years. Children —two Address and phone number —2113 Rayburn House Office Church affiliation —Presbyterian Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-2501. Military service —U. S. Army Medical Corps, Korean War SHERIFF'S 36 THE STAR Chairman, United Appeal of Orange County, 1967; Past 4th District President Young Democrats of Orange County; Orlando Rehabilitation and Development Advisory Committee, Clay, Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns and Volusia Counties. 1966-67; Campaign Chairman, Orange County Chapter Portions Duval, Lake, Marion and Seminole Counties. of of Muscular Dystrophy, 1967-72; Membership Chairman, Central Florida Civic Music Association, 1970-71;elect- WILLIAM V. CHAPPELL, JR. (D) ed to U. S. House of Representatives from the Fifth District in November 1972. Address and phone number —423 Cannon House Office Born —Kendrick, Florida, Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-2176. February 2, 1922 Education —BA degree, University of Florida, 1947; 6th District LLB 1949 degree, — Portions of Pinellas County. Prior occupation— attorney Wife's name Marguerite "BILL" Children —four C. W. YOUNG (R) Church affiliation —Methodist — Born —Harmarville, Pennsylvania, Military service U. S. Naval December 16, 1930 aviator; Captain, U. S. Prior occupation —insurance Naval Reserve executive Career —Marion highlights Wife's name —Marian County Prosecuting Children —three Attorney, 1949-1954; Church affiliation —Methodist served in Florida House of Representatives, 1954-64, Military service —Florida 1966-68;Speaker of the House, 1961;Allen Morris Awards National Guard "Most Valuable Member " "Most of the Florida House, and Career highlights —former Outstanding Member in " of the Florida House Debate, State Chairman and 1967; elected to the U. S. House of Representatives from National Committeeman, the Fourth District in 1968; reelected in 1970 and 1972. Florida Federation of Address and phone number — Longworth 1124 House Office Young Republicans; Assist- Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4035. ant Sergeant at Arms, GOP National Convention, 1956 and 1960; delegate to 1968 Republican National Convention (Nixon floor manager 5th District for Florida); Florida member, 1968 Electoral College; American Legion award for Meritorious Service, 1963; Citrus, Hernando, Pasco and Sumter Counties. Portions of U. S. Jaycee Award, "One of the Outstanding Young lake, Orange, Pinellas and Seminole Counties. Men of America, " 1964; Distinguished Service Award of National American Veterans of WW II; Award of BILL GUNTER (D) Merit, President's Commission on Employment of the Born —Jacksonville, Florida, Handicapped; served in the Florida Senate, 1960-70; July 16, 1934 (family member, Florida Constitution Revision Commission; moved to Live Oak, Florida press corps award, "One of Four Most Valuable Sena- " received Allen Morris "Effective- same year) 1 tors, 1967; " Award, Education —public schools of ness in Debate, 1967;elected to U. S. House of Live Oak; BS degree, Univer- Representatives in 1970;—reelected in 1972. sity of Florida, 1956, high Address and phone number 426 Cannon House Office honors; Graduate work in Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5961 government and history, University of Georgia Prior occupation —teacher 7th District and insurance— agent Portions of Hillsborough County. Wife's name— Teresa Children two SAM M. GIBBONS (D) Church affiliation —Baptist Military service —U. S. Army Born —Tampa, Florida, Career highlights —elected National President, Future Farmers January 20, 1920 America, scholastic of 1954; highest ranking agricultural Education —public schools of student in senior University of Man- class, Florida, 1956; Tampa; J. D. degree, Uni- Editor, Florida ALLIGATOR, aging (student newspaper); versity of Florida, 1947 Florida Blue Key, Hall of Fame, recognized as one of 50 Prior occupation —15 years in named top State Farm agents the county, 1961; Agency as attorney in Tampa Manager, 1961, youngest in Florida history; State Jaycee Wife's name —Martha "One " Award, of Florida's Five Outstanding Young Men, Children —three 1955; National winner of "Speakup Jaycee" speech con- Church affiliation —Presbyterian Award "One test, 1964; Jaycee of Outstanding Young Military service —Maj. , U. S. Men of America" 1964;State Jaycee Good Government Army, WW II; 501st Para- Award, 1972; elected to Florida Senate in November, 1966, chute Infantry, 101st serving through 1972 session; Past President, Orlando Airborne Division; awarded Jaycees, 1965-66; Past Vice President, University of Bronze Star Florida Alumni Association; County Area Division Career highlights —President, University of South Florida MARCH —APRIL 1973 37 Foundation; served in Florida House of Representatives, leaders of Republican Task Force on Campus Unrest; 1952-58; Florida Senate, 1958-62; named one of top ten Chairman of Republican Task Force on Drug Abuse; members of Florida House and Senate; named Tampa's organized and founded RETRO, Inc., which re-trains un- Outstanding Young Man of the Year, 1954; elected to employed aerospace engineers and technicians; elected to U. S. House of Representatives in 1962; reelected the U. S. House of Representatives in 1968; reelected in subsequently. 1970 and 1972. Address and phone number —2161 Rayburn House Office Address and phone number —214 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3376. Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3671. 8th District 10th District

Hardee, Manatee and Polk Counties. Portions of Hillsborough Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Clades, Hendry, Highlands, Indian and Sarasota Counties. River, Lee, Martin, Okeechobee, Osceola and St. Lucie Counties. Portions of Orange, Palm Beach and Sarasota JAMES ANDREW HALEY (D) Counties. L. A. "SKIP"BAFALIS (R) Born —Jacksonville, Alabama, January 4, 1899 Born —Boston, Massachusetts, Education —University of September 28, 1929 Alabama Education —graduate, St. Wife s name —Aubrey Anselm's College, Man- Church affiliation —Methodist chester, N. H., AB degree, Military service —U. S. Army, "hf 1952 WW I Prior occupation —Investment Career highlights —accountant, banking, partner, Kirk 8s 1925-33;General Manager, Co. John Ringling estate, 1933- Wife's name —Mary Elizabeth 43; First Vice President, Children —two Ringling Circus, 1943-45; Military service —Korean President and Director, War; entered U. S. Army Ringling Brothers Barnum as private, rose to rank of and Bailey Circus, 1946-48; Chairman Democratic Execu- captain tive Committee, Sarasota County, 1932-52; Delegate to Career highlights —elected to Florida House of Representa- National Democratic Conventions, 1952 and 1960; served tives, 1964; elected to Florida Senate from Palm Beach in Florida House of Representatives, 1948-52; elected to County, 1966; reelected, 1967 when district redrawn to U. S. House of Representatives in 1952; reelected to con- include Glades, Hendry and Lee counties; reelected 1968; secutive terms since then. served as Disaster Chairman of Palm Beach County Red Address and phone number —1236 Longworth House Office Cross; member, Governor 's Commission on Migrant Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5015. Affairs, Governor's Commission for Urban Development, and Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped; elected to U. S. House of Representatives 9th District in 1972. — Brevard County. Portions of Orange County. Address and phone number 1713 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-2536. LOUIS FREY, JR. (R) 11th District Born —Rutherford, New Portions of Broward and Palm Beach Counties Jersey, January— 11, 1934 Education public schools of PAUL G. ROGERS (D) New Jersey; graduated curn laude from Colgate Univer- Born —Ocilla, Georgia, sity; J. D. degree, Univer- June 4, 1921 sity of Michigan School Education —public schools of Law, 1961 of Florida; AB degree, Prior — occupation attorney University of Florida, 1942; Wife's — name— Marcia George Washington Univer- Children five sity and University of Church affiliation — — Lutheran Florida for LLB degree, 1948 Military service Lt. U. S. Prior occupation —attorney Navy, now Comman- Wife's name —Rebecca der, Naval Reserve — — Children one Career highlights assistant editor, University of Michigan Church affiliation —Methodist Law Review; member, Board of Directors, Winter Park Military service —Maj. U. S. Youth Center; Treasurer, Republican State Executive Army; Battalion Comman- Committee; Chairman, Florida Federation of Young der of Field Artillery; Republicans; Assistant General Counsel, National Feder- two Battle Stars and ation of Young Republicans; Assistant County Solicitor Bronze Star of Orange County, 1962-63; General Counsel, Florida Career highlights —President, University of Florida Society; State Turnpike Authority, 1967; one of six Congressional National Debate Champion, Tau Kappa Alpha Debate 38 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Fraternity; named "Outstanding Man of the Year, " West Committee; member Dade County School Board, Palm Beach Jaycees, 1953; Distinguished Service Award, 1966-72, Chairman, 1971-72;elected to the U. S. Florida Jaycees, 1956; elected to U. S. House of Repre- House of Representatives in 1972. sentatives in a special election in 1955; reelected in 1956 Address and phone number —502 Cannon House Office and subsequently. Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4211. Address and phone number —2417 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3001. 14th District 12th District Portions of Dade County. Portions of Broward County. CLAUDE PEPPER (D) J. HERBERT BURKE (R) Born —Dudleyville, Alabama, — September 8, 1900 Born Chicago, Illinois, — January 14, 1913 Education AB degree, Education —attended North- University of Alabama, 1921; Harvard western University, 1934-35; 1921;LLB degree, AA degree, Central YMCA Law School, 1924 Prior occupation — College, 1936;LLB degree, attorney Wife's — Kent College of Law, 1940 name Mildred— (Irene) Prior occupation —attorney Church affiliation —Baptist Wife's name —Evelyn Career highlights instructor Children —two of law, University of Church affiliation —Catholic Arkansas, 1924-25; Florida Military service —Captain, U. S. State Democratic Executive Army, WW II; awarded Committee, 1928-29; served Purple Heart, Bronze Star in Florida House of Repre- Career highlights —member, sentatives, 1929-30; Florida Broward County Commission, 1952-66; Commission Chair- State Board of Public Welfare, 1933-34;elected to U. S. man, 1956-58; Republican State Committeeman, 1954-58; Senate 1936, reelected in 1938 and 1944; U. S. Senate member, Advisory Board of Small Business Administration, Delegate, Interparliamentary Union at the Hague, 1938, 1956-60; Honorary Doctorate of Commercial Science, Ft. and Dublin, 1950; LLD honorary degree, McMaster Lauderdale University, 1967; advisor, National Rivers and University (Canada), 1941;LLD honorary degree, Univer- Harbors Congress, 1958; Watchdog of the Treasury Award, sity of Toronto, 1942; LLD honorary degree, University National Association of Businessmen, 1967-1972;Meri- of Alabama, 1942; Rollins College, 1944; officer and torious Commendation by Amvets, 1969;U. S. Represen- director, Washington Federal Savings and Loan; mem- tative, Tunis Trade Fair, 1969; Distinguished Service ber, Executive Council, Florida Bar Association; has Award, Americans for Constitutional Action, 1967-1972; been serving in U. S. House of Representatives since elected to U. S. House of Representatives in 1966, re- 1963. elected subsequently. Address and phone number —432 Cannon House Office Address and phone number —1125 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3931. Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3026. 15th District 13th District Monroe County. Portions of Dade County. Portions of Broward and Dade Counties. DANTE B. FASCELL (D) WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) Born —Bridgehampton, Long Born —Selma, Alabama, October 1913 Island, N. Y.; March 9, 1917 5, Education —public schools of Education —honor graduate, Miami; J. D. degree, Univer- University of Alabama, sity of Miami, 1938 1934; teaching certificate, Prior occupation —attorney 1963, University of Miami; Wife's name —Jeanne-Marie has studied at Barry College, Children —three Oxford University; King' s Military service —U. S. Army, College, Cambridge; Har- WW saw action in African, vard University and Uni- II; Sicilian and Italian cam- versity of Edinburgh — paigns Prior occupation new and — used car dealer Career highlights served in Wife's name— 'I Florida House of Repre- Children —three sentatives, 1950-53; named "One " Religion —Jewish of 10 Most Outstanding Members of the House, 1951 and named "One Career highlights —former Director of Greater Miami Cham- 1953; by Florida Jaycees as of Five Outstanding Men in the " Pres- ber of Commerce Better Business Bureau; trustee and State, 1951;Past ident, Italian-American Club; President past secretary of Temple Israel of Greater Miami; appointed by Richard Nixon the United board member of Executive Committee, Anti-De- to States Delegation, 24th General Assembly of the United Nations; has served famation League; board member, Miami Art Center; in U. S. House of Representatives since Man of the Year, 1971,North Miami Beach Jaycees; 1954. Address and phone number — Rayburn House Office 1972 Humanitarian of the Year, American Jewish 2160 Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4506. MARCH —APRIL 1973 39 ~ ~ ~ ~

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COUNTY BY COUNTY A Directory of County Officials

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR ALACHUA OTHER BAKER COUNTY OFFICIALS County Judge . B.R. Burnsed County Seat —Gainesville Clerk of Circuit Court Joe Dobson SHERIFF JOE CREVASSE, JR. (D) Tax Assessor Josie L. Davis Tax Collector . T. J. Raulerson Born —Tampa, Fla. , December School Superintendent . Michael J. Gazdick, Sr. 19, 1915 Supervisor of Elections . John J. Barton Education —public schools of Hillsborough County, BS SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS degree from University of James C. Lyons, Jr. Tommy Fraser Florida, 1941;MA degree in Betty June Raulerson B.H. Rowe Agriculture from University Joe B.Crews Richard H. Davis of Florida Lucille Rewis Cecil Horne Wife's name —Margaret Frank D. Kilgo G. N. (Neil) Kirkland Children —two Church affiliation —Episcopal Law enforcement background— head of University of Florida Police and Security System, 1947-1955;appointed Sheriff BAY in 1955;elected in 1956; currently serving his fifth term Honors —Secretary-Treasurer of the Florida Sheriffs Associ- ation; member of the Keep Florida Beautiful Board of County Seat —Panama Directors; member of the Supervisory Board, Governor' s City Council on Criminal Justice (GCCJ); Vice Chairman, Dis- SHERIFF TULLIS D. EASTERLING (D) trict II, (GCCJ); Chairman, Police Standards Board. Born —Clio, Ala. , July 29, 1910 Education —public schools in OTHER ALACHUA COUNTY OFFICIALS Clio, Ala. ; LLB degree, Uni- versity of Alabama, 1937; County Judges J. Emory Cross received Juris Doctorate Ira J. Carter, Jr. degree, University of Ala- Clerk Circuit of Court A. Curtis Powers bama, 1967 Tax Assessor J. Pierce Smith Wife's name —Carolyn Tax Collector Shellie McKinney Children —two School Superintendent . James Longstreth Church affiliation —Methodist Supervisor of Elections . Alma K. Bethea Law enforcement background— practiced law for three years SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS in Ozark, Ala. ; Special Agent William F. Enneking Jonathan F. Wershow with FBI, 1941-67;retired Benford L. Samuels Jack Durrance from FBI in 1967, and became E. D. Manning, Jr. Edwin B.Turlington Undersheriff in Bay County Sheriff's Office; resigned from Eugene Allan Todd G. M. Davis Sheriff's Office position July, 1970 to become head of Law R. N. "Bob"Howe J. Sidney Martin Enforcement Program at Gulf Coast Community College. Appointed Sheriff of Bay County Feb. 6, 1971, and elected to a four-year tenn in 1972, by the largest margin ever polled in Bay County history Honors —received the 1971 Panama City Jaycees Good Govern- ment Award; received the Kiwanis International Distinguish- BAKER ed Service Award from the Kiwanis Club of Panama City, 1972; member, District I, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice. County Seat —Macclenny OTHER BAY COUNTY OFFICIALS SHERIFF JOE NEWMANS (D) — County Judge ...... Larry A. Bodiford Born Sanderson, (Baker Coun Clerk of Circuit Court Bruce Collins ty) Fla. ,—August 28, 1931 Tax Assessor Gerald Conrad Education public schools of Tax Collector Donnell Brookins Baker County; Jacksonville School Superintendent . . Curtis E. Jackson School of Technology Supervisor of Elections . . Gladys A. Chapman Wife's name —Yvonne Children —three SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff in 1972 A. Crawford Mosley J. F. "Jim" Faircloth Honors —member of Baker Andy C. McNeil W. V. Peeke County Governor's Advisory William L. Glenn Zollie W. Young Committee Deane Bozeman Isaac W. Byrd James M. Mowat John L. Mullins MARCH —APRIL 1973 41 Beach; elected Sheriff in 1962 for a two-year term; currently BRADFORD serving his third full term. — County Seat Starke OTHER BREVARD COUNTY OFFICIALS SHERIFF DOLPH REDDISH (D) — County Judges Kenneth B.Morton Born Starke, Fla. , August 26, Martin Budnick 1932 Daniel F. Citak Education —public schools of Clerk of Circuit Court Curtis R. Barnes Bradford attended County; Tax Assessor Clark Maxwell, Sr. Santa Fe Gaines- Jr. College, Tax Collector Rudy Underdown ville School Superintendent .. Dr. Wayne H. White Wife's name —Shirley Supervisor of Elections . . Shirley P. Baccus Children —three Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS joined Bradford County Sheriff's Dept. in 1957; Clark Maxwell, Jr. Val M. Steele attended Florida Law Enforce- Anna Rose T. Keegan Lee Wenner ment Training Academy, Talla- Louise M. Taylor D. Gene Roberts hassee, 1967; FBI Executive Robert A. Anderson John A. Hurdle Development course, Jacksonville, 1968; graduate of FBI Margaret B. Senne Joe H. Wickham National Academy, 1969;Police Standards Council, Career Development course, 1971;certified Police Instructor with over 200 hours experience; elected Sheriff in 1972 Military service —attained rank of Sgt. in U. S. Air Force, BROWARD 1952-56— Honors Past President of Bradford County Children' s County Seat —Fort Lauderdale Enforcement Training Association; member of Area Law STACK Committee; first son to succeed father as Sheriff in Florida SHERIFF EDWARD J. (R) via election; officially certified elected by Supervisor of — Elections Oct. 10, 1972. Born Bayonne, New Jersey, April 29,—1910 OTHER BRADFORD COUNTY OFFICIALS Education public schools of Brooklyn, New York, AB County Judge Elzie S. Sanders degree, Lehigh University, Clerk of Circuit Court Gilbert S. Brown MA degree in Public Law 5 Tax Assessor Gene Long Government, Columbia Tax Collector J. R. Kelly University, LLB degree, Uni- School Superintendent ...... Jim Temple versity of Pennsylvania Law Supervisor of Elections . Jeneva M. Flynn School Wife's name —Jean SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS — Children two — Seeber D. Goodman D. L. (Dave) Shuford Church affiliation Roman H. A. Lawson Ralph P. Bryan Catholic Arthur N. Holliday Dave Paulk Law enforcement background— reelected in 1972 Rodney P. Hall George W. Roberts, Jr. elected Sheriff in 1968; — Navigator of USS Johnnie Blaine Thompson Eddie Allen Military service Coast Guard 1941-46, Admiral Hughes; Commanding Officer, USS Pueblo (not the ship held by North Korea) Honors —member of the Supervisory Board of the Governor' s BREVARD Council on Criminal Justice (GCCJ); Chairman of the Metropolitan Planning Unit for Broward County (GCCJ); — member of the Governor's Crime Prevention Committee; County Seat Titusville member of the National Council of the Establishment of SHERIFF LEIGH S. WILSON (R) Police Standards and Goals (by the U. S. Dept. of Justice); former Mayor)Commissioner of the City of Pompano Beach; Born —Brooklyn, New York, Director of the First National Bank of the City of Fort April 4, 1909 Lauderdale; the Florida State Chairman for the 1968 Nixon- Education —public schools of Agnew campaign; member of the National Republican Brooklyn, —N. Y. Finance Committee. Wife's name— Elizabeth Children two OFFICIALS Law enforcement background- OTHER BROWARD COUNTY Delehanty Police Training Gunther Institute; New York City County Judges Bobby Holmes Police Academy; Police James Soper College of New York City; H. A. Morton L. Abram various FBI courses; 20 years Barbara Bridge with New York City Police J. Stanton S. Kaplan (17 as a detective); 5 1(2 as Paul Pettie, Jr. Chief of Police in Melbourne B. 42 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Clerk of Circuit Court Clyde L. Heath County Comptroller. . .. Jack Wheeler Tax Assessor William (Bill) Markham Tax Collector Lester L. Bauer CHARLOTTE School Superintendent . William Drainer Supervisor of Elections . Jane C. Carroll County Seat —Punta Gorda SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS SHERIFF JOHN PRESTON (JACK) BENT (R) — Robert Charles Fuller R. S. Whalen Born Peterborough, New Milton Brantferger J. W. Stevens Hampshire, February 13, 1937 Lyle E. Anderson Robert B. Barkelew — H. Don Moore Robert E. Huebner Education public schools of John B. Tripp Jack L. Moss Milton, Massachusetts Wife's name —Karen Children —three Church affiliation —Methodist Law enforcement background— CALHOUN investigator for the Florida Forest Service; five years with Florida Highway Patrol; County Seat —Blountstown Deputy Sheriff, three years; Florida Highway Patrol Train- SHERIFF W. C. REEDER (D) ing School; Florida Law En- forcement Academy; FBI Training Sessions; appointed Born —Clarksville, Fla. , July Sheriff 1967; elected 1968 and 1972 29, 1921 Military service —U. S. Air Force Education — public schools of Honors —member of the Florida Sheriffs Association's Board Calhoun County — of Directors; member of Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Church affiliation Baptist Board of Trustees. Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff in 1956; currently serving fifth term OTHER CHARLOTTE COUNTY OFFICIALS Military service —U. S. Army, WW II, 3 1I'2 years County Judges John P. Shannon Honors —served on Florida Allen J. Levin Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board Clerk of Circuit Court J. T. Lawhorne of Trustees; 25-year member Tax Assessor Oliver Lowe of Calhoun County Masonic Tax Collector . L. Victor Desguin Lodge. School Superintendent .. Thomas E. Benner, Jr. Supervisor of Elections . . Tosie Hindman OTHER CALHOUN COUNTY OFFICIALS SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS County Judge J. L. Godwin Paul Giroux Raymond S. Griffith Clerk of Circuit Court James A. Peacock, Jr. Donald Birrell Robert H. Shedd Tax Assessor Emory Bridges Donald J. Harris Dorothy R. Flowers Durfee Marshall Nuzum Tax Collector W. A. Ray C. B.C. Bud School Superintendent . . Howard Johnson Charles D. Burke Marion F. Reager Supervisor of Elections . . Mrs. Lucille Aultman SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS CITRUS Raymond Branton James M. Dill ard Teddie Attaway Mrs. Nadine H. Stone County Seat —Inverness Artie Hall S. Donnell Whitfield SHERIFF BURTON R. QUINN William D. Price Jack Bowman (D) Bill Peacock Gene Bailey Born —Inverness, Fla. , June 8, 1921 i fbi Education —public schools of Citrus County Wife's name —Maryann Ii Children —two Church affiliation —Methodist Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff in 1952 and currently serving sixth term Military service —32nd Infantry Division, WW II, Philippine Liberation Ribbon with one Bronze Star. MARCH —APRIL 1973 43 OTHER CITRUS COUNTY OFFICIALS

County Judge Leonard A. Damron COLLIER Clerk of Circuit Court Walter Connors Tax Assessor Edgar E. Tolle, Jr. Tax Collector Robert N. Gilstrap — School Superintendent . . Roger Weaver County Seat Naples Supervisor of Elections .. Mrs. Wilma Anderson SHERIFF E. A. DOUG HENDRY (R) — SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Born Ft. Myers, Fla. , May 13, 1924 Education —public schools of Horace Allen Ralph Rooks Ft. Myers Dumas M. F. Zellner Ronald L. Wife's name —Margie Ruth Richard Kaufman David L. DeBusk Children —three Wayne Rolph Owen Stephenson Church affiliation —Methodist John F. Hodgkins Scy Hibbard, Jr. Law enforcement background— policeman in Ft. Myers and Naples Police departments; Collier County Deputy Sher- iff four years; graduate of the FBI Academy; elected Sheriff in 1956 and currently serving CLAY fifth term Military service —5th Infantry Division of the Third Army Honors —Past President of the Florida Chapter of FBI Academy Associates; member of the Florida Sheriffs County Seat —Green Cove Springs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees. SHERIFF JENNINGS MURRHEE (D) OTHER COLLIER COUNTY OFFICIALS Bom —Green Cove Springs, Fla. , October 14, 1925 County Judges Tom Trettis Education —public schools of Lynne Hixon Holley Green Cove Springs Clerk of Circuit Court Margaret T. Scott Wife's name —Georgia Tax Assessor Sam J. Colding Children —two Tax Collector A. P. Ayers Church affiliation —Baptist School Superintendent . . Dr. William Webb Law enforcement background— Supervisor of Elections . . Edna C. Santa elected Sheriff in 1964 and currently serving third term; SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS attended Florida Law Enforce- ment Academy Jessie M. N. Stuebner Lester Whitaker, Sr. Military service —U. S. Army, William H. Gracely Clifford W. Wenzel WW II Stephen G. Mitchell Honors —Chairman of the Flo- Charlotte L. Olroyd Thomas P. Archer rida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees; member of the George P. Atkinson Brown Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors. R. B. Anderson David C.

OTHER CLAY COUNTY OFFICIALS COLUMBIA County Judge . Thomas J. Rivers Clerk of Circuit Court George L. Carlisle County Seat —Lake City Tax Assessor Lawrence L. Murray SHERIFF HARRY J. SPRADLEY (D) Tax Collector . E. Wayne Geiger School Superintendent .. Jesse P. Tynes, Jr. Born —Lake City, Fla. , Septem- Supervisor of Elections . . Samuel D. Saunders ber 23, 1916 Education —public schools of SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Lake City; Lake City Junior College Robert M. Paterson Homer L. Newell Wife's name —Katie Lee R. T. Lovorn Elbert D. Saunders Children —four Louise Knowles Olin S. Howard, Jr. Church affiliation —Methodist J. Glenn Allred Kathleen Murrhee Law Enforcement background— Leon A. Baxley L. H. Lancaster Lake City Police Department; Chief Deputy Sheriff of Columbia County for 13 years; elected Sheriff in 1968; reelected in 1972

44 THE SHERIFF'S STAR — Honors member of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board James S. Rainwater of Trustees; member of the Columbia County Law Mattie Belle Davis Enforcement Association. C. P. Rubiera Gerald J. Klein OTHER COLUMBIA COUNTY OFFICIALS Arthur Maginnis Thomas G. O' Connell County Judges Alva Duncan John A. Tanksley Dale C. Ferguson Arthur Winton Clerk of Circuit Court W. E. Crews Frederick N. Barad Tax Assessor Theo J. Kirby Louie Bandell Tax Collector Mildred D. Wood Robert M. Deahl School Superintendent . . J. Frank Phillips Richard S. Hickey Supervisor of Elections . . Mary Jim Crews William J. Piquette John S. Smith SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Clerk of Circuit Court Richard P. Brinker Tax Assessor A. H. Blake Tax Collector Robert K. Overstreet June N. Epperson Clifton Little J. School Superintendent . . E. L. Whigham John H. Deas, Jr. Cline Feagle Supervisor of Elections . . Joyce Dieffenderfer David Maxwell Frank N. Thomas John Willie Martin Wayne Nettles Grady D. "Sam" Markham James H. Montgomery SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS

G. Holmes Braddock E. T. Stephenson Ben J. Sheppard Harry P. Cain Ethel Koger Beckham Edward T. Graham DADE Crutcher Field Harrison Joyce Goldberg William H. Turner Harvey Ruvin Miller Mike Calhoun County Seat —Miami Phyllis Robert Renick Beverly B.Phillips PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR E. WILSON PURDY E. C. Fogg III John B. Orr, Jr. Born —State of Michigan, April 24, 1919 Education —BS degree in Police lf I* ~ Administration, Michigan DeSOTO State University— Wife's name Jane County Seat —Arcadia Children —three Church affiliation —Christian SHERIFF FRANK E. CLINE (D) Science — Law enforcement background— Born Arcadia, Fla. , November FBI for 12 years; St. Peters- 3, 1930— burg Police Chief five years; Education public schools of Commissioner of Pennsyl- Arcadia Wife's — vania State Police three years; name— Donna Jo faculty member, Michigan Children four — State University School of Police Administration; faculty Church affiliation Baptist member St. Petersburg Junior College, Police Administra- Law enforcement background— tion; appointed Public Safety Director-Sheriff, Dade former Florida Highway County in 1966 Patrolman and city policeman; Military service —Captain, Military Police WW II, four years Deputy Sheriff for nine years; Honors —National Council on Crime and Delinquency; elected Sheriff in 1966 and appointed to President's Advisory Committee on Organized currently serving his second Crime; member, Dade County Metropolitan Planning Unit, full term. Governor's Council on Criminal Justice; Chairman, Advisory Council, Institute of Criminal Justice —Miami-Dade Junior College. OTHER DeSOTO COUNTY OFFICIALS

County Judge Vincent T. Hall OTHER DADE COUNTY OFFICIALS Clerk of Circuit Court Delma Allen Tax Assessor Margaret McAnly County Judges Sidney L. Segall Tax Collector Quitmon Brown Morton Lee Perry School Superintendent .. Les Rhoden Arden M. Siegendorf Supervisor of Elections . . David Thornton Dominic Koo Fred Nesbitt SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Stuart Simons James Westberry Bruce Carlton Bernard R. Jaffe Robert Bevis Calvin C. Ruth L. Sutton Boggess Howard E. Sorrells Walter H. Bethel Edmund W. Newbold Aurin Collins Rodger Fender Ed Swanko B. James D. Brewer R. V. Griffin MARCH —APRIL 1973 45 Sheriffs Association in 1970; appointed to the Florida Police Standards Board; in 1968 became chief law enforcement officer in a new local government structure that con- DIXIE solidated Duval and City of Jacksonville; member of the Supervisory Board, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice — (GCCJ); member of Task Force on Corrections, (GCCJ); County Seat Cross City member Jacksonville Metropolitan Planning Unit (GCCJ); SHERIFF AL PARKER (D) Vice-Chairman National Police Task Force, U. S. Dept. of Justice; Fellow, National Academy of Sciences, Traffic Born —Cross City, Fla. , October Enforcement Committee. 17, 1912 Education —public schools of OTHER OFFICIALS Dixie County CONSOLIDATED CITY OF JACKSONVILLE Wife's name —L. V. Law enforcement background— (Duval County) elected Sheriff in 1956 and currently serving fifth term Mayor Hans G. Tanzler, Jr. Military service —U. S. Army, County Judges . Louise Walker Morton Kesler WW II; Military Police. A. Louis C. Corbin Jesse H. Leigh Dawson A. McQuaig, Sr. Edward P. Westberry Susan Harrell Black John M. Marees OTHER DIXIE COUNTY OFFICIALS Ambrose Olliff Raymond L. Simpson Clerk of Circuit Court S. Morgan Slaughter County Judge...... Ike C. Harmon Tax Assessor Robert A. Mallard Clerk of Circuit Court Cauley Copeland C. Tax Collector ...... H. S. Albury Tax Assessor Hal Chewning School Superintendent . . Dr. Cecil Hardesty Tax Collector . . . Grady Hires ...... Supervisor of Elections .. Harry M. Nearing School Superintendent .. H. F. Jones, Sr. Supervisor of Elections . . Melba Lee Underhill SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS James S. Hornsby Gene W. Miller W. S. Mathias, Jr. Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. William E. Carter Joseph L. Cullen Earl Allen C. W. Stephenson Hugh Schulman C. C. Johnson, Jr. Edward R. Osteen J. D. Cannon John Obe Osteen COUNCILMEN Gene Van Aernam Herman Herring Roscoe Hurst Ben H. Floyd Jake M. Godbold I. M. Sulzbacher Joe Carlucci Lynwood Roberts Earl M. Johnson John F. Lanahan Johnny Sanders J. Earl Huntley DUVAL Sallye B.Mathis David E. Harrell Walter Williams, Jr. Charlie Webb Don Brewer, Jr. Julian E. Fant, Jr. (Consolidated City of Jacksonville) Larry Teague Mickey R. King SHERIFF DALE CARSON (D) Preben Johansen Frank Hampton Joe Forshee Born —Amsterdam, Ohio, January 16, 1922 Education —Criminology degree, ESCAMBIA Ohio State University, 1949 Wife's name —Doris County Seat —Pensacola Children —three SHERIFF ROYAL J. UNTREINER (D) Church affiliation —Presby- terian Born —Roanoke, Indiana, Law enforcement background— November 8, 1905 FBI agent; Columbus, Ohio, Education —public schools of Police Department; B gi 0 Pensacola, Fla. ; University of Railroad detective; appointed Florida, BA-Juris Dr. (LLB) Sheriff 1958, elected in 1960, 1930 reelected 1964, 1967 and Wife's name —Ann 1971 Children —one Military service —U. S. Army, WW II Church affiliation —Methodist Honors —served on the Florida Sheriffs Association Board Law enforcement background— of Directors and Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trus- FBI 1934-56;Special Agent tees; received Jacksonville Jr. Chamber of Commerce "Good in charge FBI Offices in Pitts- Government Award" 1964; Good Government Award of burgh and Philadelphia, Pa. ; 1967 from Arlington Civitan Club; President of the Florida El Paso, Tex.; Newark, N. J.; 46 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Huntington W. Va. ; Jackson, Miss. ; Little Rock, Ark. ; Mobile, Ala. ; FBI National Academy Graduate 1935; FBI Police William Lenssen Louis M. Steflik Instructor; Escambia County Chief Deputy, 1957; appointed Harold Emery C. H. Cowart Acting Sheriff, August, 1970; elected Sheriff in 1972 Ernest W. Williams Otis S. Hunter Military service —U. S. Army Tank Corps, 1930-35 Herschel King Thomas W. Durrance Honors —Assistant County Solicitor, Escambia County, J. D. Perritt Walton M. Kinney 1932-33;State Representative 1933-34;appointed Escam- bia County Commissioner, Nov. , 1958; elected to four- year term, Nov. 1960. FRANKLIN OTHER ESCAMBIA COUNTY OFFICIALS County Seat —Apalachicola County Judges William W. Henderson, Jr. SHERIFF JACK TAYLOR, JR. (D) Walter B. Lagergren Born — Frank L. Bell Washington County, Fla. Billy G. Ward , January 31, 1931 Education —public schools of Clerk of Circuit Court Ernie Lee Magaha County Comptroller. . .. Joe A. Flowers Apalachicola Wife's — Tax Assessor Jno. R. Jones name Jeanette Children —three Tax Collector E. J. Gibbs, Jr. Church affiliation —Methodist School Superintendent . J. E. Hall Law background— Supervisor of Elections . Joe Oldmixon enforcement elected Sheriff 1968 and 1972 Military service —U. S. Army, SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS 7 1/2 years Other public offices —Franklin A. P. Bell, Sr. Sherman Barnes County School Board Richard S. Leeper Jack Kenney member Peter R. Gindl Grady Albritton Honors —member, Florida Carl C. West Sam G. Armour Sheriffs Association Board of Directors; member, Florida L. D. McArthur Zearl R. Lancaster Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees. OTHER FRANKLIN COUNTY OFFICIALS County Judge ...... Eldon F. McLeod Clerk of Circuit Court Robert L. Howell FLAGLER Tax Assessor John James, Jr. Tax Collector ...... Betty W. Sangaree County Seat —Bunnell School Superintendent . Curtis McLean SHERIFF P. A. EDMONSON (D) Supervisor of Elections . Norma Smith

Born —Russelville, Kentucky, SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS February 18, 1922 R. C. Watkins Ikie D. Wade Education —public schools of W. Neel Varnes Bunnell B. Cecil Carl Ard D. Wife's name —Frances D. C. Galloway, Jr. William Henderson, Children —two F. B.Mayson Jr. Photis Nichols George Jackson Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background- Flagler County Deputy Sheriff; Chief of Police and GADSDEN Constable; appointed Sheriff — 1965; elected in 1968, reelect- County Seat Quincy ed in 1972 SHERIFF WILLIAM A. WOODHAM (D) Military service —U. S. Army, WW II Born —Dothan, Alabama, May Honors —served as member of the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch 20, 1941 Board of Trustees. Education —public schools of Dothan, Alabama; Associate OTHER FLAGLER COUNTY OFFICIALS of Arts degree, Chipola Jr. College, 1963; BS degree (Criminology and Correc- County Judge ...... Duane A. Deen tions) Florida State Univer- Clerk of Circuit Court Shelton B. Barber sity, 1965; Specialized Tax Assessor John W. Seay courses completed in: Tax Collector . Dale B. Brown, Jr. Chemical Tests for Intoxica- School Superintendent . Coy G. Harris, Jr. tion, 1968; Search and Supervisor of Elections . Mary E. Smith Seizure; Techniques and Mechanics of Arrest; Defen- sive Tactics; Narcotics and MARCH —APRIL 1973 47 Dangerous Drugs Wife's name —Donna Children —three GLADES Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background —State Trooper, Florida High- County Seat —Moore Haven way Patrol, 1966; Assistant Counselor, Gadsden County SHERIFF ROY D. LUNDY (D) Juvenile Court, 1967-71;appointed Sheriff of Gadsden County on April 14, 1971;elected Sheriff in 1972 Born —Moore Haven, Florida, — March 1927 Honors President, Chipola Junior College student body, 23,— 1962-68; one of ten outstanding students, 1962-63; Co- Education public schools of chairman, Gadsden County Easter Seal Drive, 1968; Com- Glades County— mander, Quincy Department of Public Safety Auxiliary; Wife's name— Irene President, Quincy Lions Club, 1970-71;member, District I, Children two — Governor's Council on Criminal Justice. Church affiliation Methodist Law enforcement background— OTHER GADSDEN COUNTY OFFICIALS Deputy Sheriff, Glades County; elected Sheriff 1956; County Judge H. Y. Reynolds currently serving his fifth term Clerk of Circuit Court Edwin Baur Military service —U. S. Navy Tax Assessor DeVane Mason Tax Collector W. A. Summerford School Superintendent .. M. D. Walker Supervisor of Elections .. J. Love Hutchinson OTHER GLADES COUNTY OFFICIALS SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS County Judge . A. E. Wells Clerk of Circuit Court Jack Moree Cecil V. Butler Lamar Massey Tax Assessor J. C. Sealey E. H. Fletcher Murray Spooner Tax Collector W. L. Brooks Will I. Ramsey, Sr. Ben S. Duncan School Superintendent .. L. E. Strope Randolph E. Greene Jim Henry Slappey Supervisor of Elections . . Donald A. Brown Charles W. Harbin, Jr. Joe M. Butler SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS

GILCHRIST Loyd D. Witt John R. Langdale R. Wendell Click Sam Farabee County Seat —Trenton Joanna Johnson James O. Woodward SHERIFF CHARLIE PARRISH Elizabeth Crews Tommy Bronson (D) Warren Brown Theodore Uzzell Born —Gilchrist County, Flo- rida, March 21, 1910 Education —public schools of Gilchrist County— GULF Wife's name Iris — Church affiliation Church County Seat —Port St. Joe of Christ Law enforcement background— SHERIFF RAYMOND LAWRENCE (D) Chief Deputy Sheriff for 10 Born —Baltimore, Maryland, years; appointed Sheriff November 23, 1982 1967, elected in 1968; reelect- — ed in 1972. Education public schools of Gulf County; attended Ohio State Universit Wife's name —Beth Children —three OTHER GILCHRIST COUNTY OFFICIALS Church affiliation —Episcopal Law enforcement background— County Judge . Miller Lang elected Sheriff in 1972 Clerk of Circuit Court Horace Thomas Military service —2nd Class Tax Assessor D. Ray Harrison, Jr. Petty Officer, U. S. Tax Collector . Winfred W. Welch Navy, Korea School Superintendent . . Eli M. Read Honors —Woodbadge trained Supervisor of Elections . . Willie Mae Jones Scout Master, Troop 47; President United Chemical Workers Local 886. SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS

Roy M. Wilson Addy Jones OTHER GULF COUNTY OFFICIALS Elvin Mathews Cecil Corbin Roosevelt Stalvey W. B. (Bud) Mathis County Judge Sam P. Husband Robert Lindsey H. E. Douglas Clerk of Circuit Court George Y. Core Clyde Townsend Shelton Thomas Tax Assessor Samuel A. Patrick 48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Tax Collector Harland O. Pridgeon Florida State University, State Department of Education, School Superintendent . . John David Bidwell, Jr. Florida Peace Officers Association and Civil Defense; com- Supervisor of Elections .. Mrs. Dessie Lee Parker pleted course with the Institute of Applied Science; elected Sheriff in 1964 and is currently serving his third term SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Military service —Florida National Guard Honors —member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of William Roemer, Sr. Walter Graham Trustees; member, District IV, Governor's Council on Criminal Gene Raffield T. D. Whitfield Justice; President, Wauchula Kiwanis Club, 1972- Chairman, Wallace Guillot Andrew L. Davis 73; Board of Deacons, Wauchula Hills Baptist Church. Herman Ard Silas C. Player Kenneth Whitfield Eldridge Money OTHER HARDEE COUNTY OFFICIALS HAMILTON County Judge Joel Evers Clerk of Circuit Court Ben Coker Tax Assessor County Seat — D. Reid Stewart Jasper Tax Collector Curtis Ezelle SHERIFF CHARLIE C. RHODEN (D) School Superintendent .. W. Bartley Sapp Supervisor of Elections . . Lorne Yetter Born —Hamilton County, Florida, April 15, 1925 SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Education —public schools of Hamilton County Wife's name —Nell Nell K. Barlow Tom B.Cooper Children —two Ronnie Gilliard Ralph Smith Church affiliation —Methodist Wayne A. Jernigan Howard H. Hopper Law enforcement background— J. A. Albritton, Jr. Luke Waldron elected Sheriff in 1956, is Opal S. Knight Maurice Henderson currently serving his fifth term Military service —U. S. Army, WW II; Army Reserve, HENDRY Military Police. County Seat —LaBelle OTHER HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS SHERIFF EARL S. DYESS, SR. (D) County Judge John W. Peach — Clerk of Circuit Court J. R. Miller Born LaBelle, Florida, July 3, Tax Assessor F. Kenneth Tuten 1921 — Tax Collector Ulma Braswell Education public schools of School Superintendent J. W. DeVane Hendry and Palm Beach Supervisor of Elections Ann C. Malpas counties Wife's — name— Dorothy SCHOOL BOARD Children two COMMISSIONERS Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff in 1960 and Johnny Butler Joel C. Selph currently serving his fourth J. Lane Bullard Henry Bembry term Bill A. Smith Maurice Bennett Military service —U. S. Navy, Willard Godwin L. A. Edenfield WW II Park Dees David Goolsby Honors —Hendry County Com- missioner four years; president HARDEE AFL-CIO Union of Hendry County.

County Seat —Wauchula OTHER HENDRY COUNTY OFFICIALS SHERIFF NEWTON H. MURDOCK (D) County Judges Broward N. Parsons Born —Ashford, Alabama, H. P. Johnson January 24, 1934 Clerk of Circuit Court Charlotte R. Fitzsimmons Education —public schools in Tax Assessor Dale Small Winter Haven; attended South Tax Collector T. E. Hedges Florida Jr. College, Avon School Superintendent . George H. Steele Park Supervisor of Elections . Elizabeth M. Foote Wife's name —Christine Children —three SCHOOL Church affiliation —Baptist BOARD COMMISSIONERS Law enforcement background— Elsie Florida Highway Patrol Y. Futch Donald Davis Beau Trooper; attended Florida ford Davidson Donald E. Pratt Thermon L. O'Bannon Law Enforcement Academy; R. R. Hooks Abner H. Vann Gratton completed courses offered by H. George Raymond Pittman C. E. "Chuck" Hall MARCH —APRIL 1973 49 OTHER HIGHLANDS COUNTY OFFICIALS

County Judge . Mark H. Richardson, Jr. HERNANDO Clerk of Circuit Court Earl Rich J. W. (Billy) Martin County Seat —Brooksville Tax Assessor Tax Collector . W. H. Prescott SHERIFF R. MELVIN KELLY (D) School Superintendent . . George Douglass Supervisor of Elections . . Jimmy Whitehouse Born —Starke, Florida, March 13, 1918 COMMISSIONERS Education —public schools of SCHOOL BOARD Hernando County Wife's name —Louise E. Ray Wells Norman Heston Children —two John W. Wirick, Jr. Robert Skipper Bass Church affiliation —Baptist Henry G. Bailey Melville C. Wilkinson Law enforcement background— G. Franklyn Ward Ken C "Buddy" Wise served on Florida Highway Ruth K. Davis J Patrol 18 months; attended Florida Law Enforcement Academy; member of Her- HILLSBOROUGH nando County Sheriff's from 1956-72 Department County Seat —Tampa serving as deputy, criminal SHERIFF MALCOLM BEARD (D) investigator and—chief deputy, elected Sheriff in 1972 Military service Military Police, 1941-42; 102nd Infantry — Division, WW II, 1943-45. Born Moultrie, Georgia, February 21, 1919 OTHER HERNANDO COUNTY OFFICIALS Education —public schools of Tampa; University of Tampa Wife's — County Judge . Monroe W. Treiman name— Mary Ellen Clerk of Circuit Court Harold W. Brown Children two — Tax Assessor Thelma Wimberley Church affiliation Christian Tax Collector . Irene B. Kilpatrick Church School Superintendent .. James Kenneth Austin Law enforcement background- Supervisor of Elections . . Neil T. Kinnear, Jr. Det. Sgt. Tampa Police Department; Special Investi- gator, Hillsborough County SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Solicitor's Office; Super- visor, State Beverage Depart- Frank W. Springstead Charles R. Smith ment; Chief of Police, Tampa; H. E. Coburn James T. Stenholm Constable, Hillsborough County; FBI National Academy; W. F. Messer J. R. Underwood elected Sheriff in 1964; currently serving his third term Paul H. Clemons Frank Fish Military service —U. S. Navy, WW II Mary Ann Hogan John W. Rice Honors —Past President, Justices of the Peace and Constables Association; Past President, FBI National Academy Associ- ates of Florida; member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees; immediate Past President of the Florida Sheriffs Association, and past member of the Board of HIGHLANDS Directors; President of Boys Clubs of Tampa; served on State Commission on Human Relations; a past State Direc- County Seat —Sebring tor of National Sheriffs' Association; recipient of the SHERIFF O. L. RAULERSON (D) Governor's Medal; received Optimists International (Florida District) Law Enforcement Award; Chairman, Hillsborough Born —Okeechobee, Florida, County Metropolitan Planning Unit, Governor's Council August 17, 1941 on Criminal Justice. Education —public schools of Okeechobee— OTHER HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY OFFICIALS Wife's name— Judy Children two County Judges Henry O. Wilson Church affiliation —Baptist Arden Mays Merckle Law enforcement background— Morton J. Hanlon several FBI training sessions; Thomas A. Miller, Sr. Florida Highway Patrol for Richard E. Leon six years; Highlands County Michael N. Kavouklis Deputy Sheriff; Chief Deputy John D. Menas Sheriff; appointed Sheriff in Bob M Johnson September, 1970;elected Clerk of Circuit Court James F. Taylor, Jr. Sheriff in 1972 Tax Assessor R. R. (Bob) Walden Military service —U. S. Air Force — Tax Collector . K. C. Bullard Honors member of Florida Sheriffs Association Board School Superintendent . . Dr. Raymond Shelton of Directors. Supervisor of Elections . . James A. Sebesta

50 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Bob Bondi Robert E. Curry Hugo Schmidt Maurice Baach INDIAN RIVER Cecile Waterman Essrig Elizabeth B. Castor Roland H. Lewis Carl Carpenter, Jr. County Seat —Vero Beach Ben H. Hill, Jr. Bob Lester SHERIFF SAM T. JOYCE Don C. Kilgore (D) Pat Frank Born —Canal Point, Florida, March 25, 1921 Education —public schools of HOLMES Palm Beach—County Wife's name— Betty County Seat —Bonifay Children two Church affiliation —Baptist SHERIFF WILBURN RALEY (D) Law enforcement background— Florida Born —Ocoee, Florida, July 8, Highway Patrol 1933 Trooper; Deputy Sheriff, Education —public schools of Indian River County; appoint- Holmes County ed Sheriff in 1954; elected Wife's name —Jean to a two-year term in 1954, Children —two currently serving his fifth full term Church affiliation — Assembly Military service —WW II veteran of God Honors —President of Vero Beach Kiwanis Club, 1959; Law enforcement background— Junior Chamber of Commerce "Good Government Award, " various law enforcement and 1960; President, Vero Beach Shrine Club, 1964; member, FBI training schools; Depart- Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees and served ment of Public Safety, Quincy, on Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors; Direc- eight years; Chief Deputy, tor, Indian River Safety Council; Director, Indian River Washington Sheriff's County Mental Health Association; President, Florida Sheriffs Department 2 1/2 years;; — a Association, 1973. Bonifay Police Department, one year, (part time); elected Sheriff in 1972 OTHER INDIAN RIVER COUNTY OFFICIALS Military service —U. S. Navy, 1953-57, China Service Medal Extended. County Judge . Graham W. Stikelether, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Ralph Harris Tax Assessor Homer C. Fletcher OTHER HOLMES COUNTY OFFICIALS Tax Collector . Gene E. Morris School Superintendent .. William H. McClure County Judge . Robert Earl Brown Supervisor of Elections . . Mrs. Rosemary Richey Clerk of Circuit Court Jack Faircloth SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Tax Assessor William R. Slay Tax Collector . . . W. C. (Ben) Jones Rivers Anderson Edward J. Massey School Superintendent . . Gerald Commander Warren T. Zeuch, Jr. Jack U. Dritenbas Lois Supervisor of Elections . . Marlin D. Register H. Kramer Richard P. Bogosian Lester D. Baker Alma Lee Loy Thomas R. Jones SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Willard W. Siebert, Jr.

Hubert Hendrix Charles Q. Padgett William E. Faircloth James H. King JACKSON Glynn T. Meadows Ralph H. Hams Johnie F. Bradshaw Tamphus Messer County Seat —Marianna Lee L. Eldridge Jimmy Josey SHERIFF RONNIE CRAVEN (D) Born —Jacksonville, Florida December 16, 1938 Education —public schools of Jackson County; Chipola Jr. College, Mariana; BS degree in Criminology, Flo- riiIa State University, 1963; Masters degree in guidance and counseling, Troy State University, Ft. Rucker, Ala. Wife's name —Ruth Children —one Church affiliation —Methodist Law enforcement background— District Supervisor with Florida Parole and Probation Commission, 1963-72 MARCH —APRIL 1973 51 Military service —U. S. Army 1959-61 Honors —Education Chairman, American Cancer Society; Director, Kiwanis Club, two years; Chairman, Key Club; Chairman of Kiwanis Operation Drug Alert, 1970-72; Past LAFAYETTE Director of Jaycees, two years; Red Cross Chairman, 1970; — Cub Master, Pack 300; selected as one of the Outstanding County Seat Mayo Young Men of America in 1971. SHERIFF STANLEY H. CANNON (D) — OTHER JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIALS Born Mayo, Florida, January 24, 1930 Education —public schools of Iil„„,'" County Judge . . W. A. (Billy) Dykes Lafayette County II' Clerk of Circuit Court Raymond R. Bruner Wife's name —Imogene Tax Assessor Herbert Lockey Children —four Tax Collector . Olin Brewer Church affiliation —Baptist School Superintendent . . Robert E. Childs Law enforcement background— Supervisor of Elections .. Alyne McQuagge Pitman attended Florida Law En- forcement Academy; Crime SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Investigation School, North Florida Junior College; De- E. D. Patterson, Jr. C. B.Sapp, Jr. puty Sheriff for 10 years; R. B. Beall M. A. Schack appointed Sheriff on March J. Milton Pittman Fred Williams 3, 1971;elected in 1972 W. H. Neel Clarence E. Price Military service —U. S. Army two years. B. D. Christmas Elton Andreasen OTHER LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICIALS

County Judge Foye W. O'Steen Clerk of Circuit Court Paul Trawick Tax Assessor G. W. Hicks, Jr. JEFFERSON Tax Collector . Thetis F. Dees School Superintendent .. Albert James Winburn County Seat —Monticello Supervisor of Elections .. Bermice Dees SHERIFF JAMES H. SCOTT (D) SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Born —Brunswick, Georgia May 8, 1940 J. A. Broughton Hayward Folsom Wife's — name Janice Albert Land Sidney Adams Children —one — Dale Buchanan Dennis J. Ezell Church affiliation Baptist Julian E. Adams Ray Buchanan background— Law enforcement J. C. Hurst Owen Pearson Military Police Training School; homicide investigation and criminal investigation schools; Graduate, Florida Highway Patrol Academy; Florida Highway Patrol LAKE Trooper for seven years; appointed Sheriff July 1, County Seat —Tavares 1971;elected Sheriff in 1972 SHERIFF GUY C. BLISS (R) Military service —U. S. Marine Corps, Military Police three years; U. S. Marine Corps Reserve four years. Born —Los Angeles, California, June 16, 1913 OTHER JEFFERSON COUNTY OFFICIALS Education —public schools of Mich. attended County Judge ...... Charlie Anderson Jonesville, ; Jackson, Clerk of Circuit Court Mrs. Eleanor B. Hawkins Jackson Jr. College, Tax Assessor Steve C. Walker, Jr. Mich. , attended Wayne Uni- Tax Collector Mamie V. Capps versity, Detroit,— Mich. School Superintendent .. Desmond Bishop Wife's name— Marion Supervisor of Elections . . Ed Ritter, Jr. Children two Church affiliation —Methodist SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Law enforcement background— retired as a plain-clothes James Boland, Jr. W. T. Anderson investigator after 20 years Virgil J. Davis Mordaunt Bishop with the Police Department William H. Harrell Jessie E. Cooksey of Detroit, Mich. ; elected C. J. Reams Walter B. Edwards Sheriff in 1972; took office on December 15, 1972 Mrs. Bill Anderson T. Butler Walker Honors —has served as Municipal Judge, Mayor and Council- man of the City of Mount Dora; member of District III, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice.

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS OTHER LAKE COUNTY OFFICIALS Mrs. Rayma Page James Sweeney County Judges William A. Milton, Jr. Dr. Robert Anderson Kenneth Daniels Ernest C. Aulls, Jr. Howard DeVore Walter Shirey Clerk of Circuit Court James C. Watkins Morton A. Goldberg R. H. Sayers Assessor Tax Donald E. Stephens John William Mills George A. Goldtrap, Jr. Tax Collector T Keith Hall School Superintendent .. Bernard J. McCabe Supervisor of Elections . . Emogene W. Stegall

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M. O. Williams C. A. Deems K. Barbara Wyckoff James R. Carson, Jr. Paul William Bryan J. M. Hoskinson Donald L. Berry Thomas J. Windram LEON D. G. Rambo Glenn C. Burhans County Seat —Tallahassee SHERIFF RAYMOND HAMLIN, JR. (D)

Born —Lafayette County, Florida, October 16, 1923 Education —public schools of LEE Lafayette, Highlands and Leon counties; Lively Voca- tional and Technical School, Seat —Fort Myers County Tallahassee; attended Florida SHERIFF FRANK N. WANICKA (R) State University,— Tallahassee — Wife's name Iris Born Philadelphia, Pennsyl- Children —four vania, November 2, 1937 Church affiliation —Baptist Education —public schools of Law enforcement background— Wildwood, N. J. and Fort Clerk, Municipal Court of Myers; attended University Tallahassee; Sergeant, Talla- of Florida hassee Police Department; Wife's name —Anne Chief Criminal Investigator, Leon County Sheriff's Depart- Children —two ment; licensed and bonded private investigator; elected Church affiliation — Presbyterian Sheriff in 1968, reelected in 1972; Florida Police Academy; Law enforcement background— University of Florida Traffic Institute training from Southwest Military service —Sgt. Infantry, WW II Florida Law Enforcement , Honors —cited for bravery in Line of Duty, as police officer, Academy in narcotics and by the Tallahassee City Commission in 1953; appointed to dangerous FBI school drugs; the State Division of Youth Services Advisory Council, on advanced latent finger- 1969;Past Master, Jackson Lodge No. 1 F & A M; Past print techniques; Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs District Deputy Grand Master, Fifth Masonic District of school on narcotics and dangerous drugs; member of Florida Florida; former member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board Marine Patrol, three years; on Ft. Myers Police Department of Directors; elected Vice President, Florida Sheriffs five years; Criminal Investigator, Lee County Sheriff's De- Association, 1973. partment, two—and one-half years; elected Sheriff in 1972 Military service U. S. Army, 1958-60 4 Honors —named Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer in 1970 by Ft. Myers Jaycees; past member, Board of Direc- OTHER LEON COUNTY OFFICIALS tors, Lee County Mental Health Association; past member, Lee County Drug Abuse Council; member, Board of Direc- County Judges Hayward V. Atkinson tors, Lee County Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children. Hal McClamma Clerk of Circuit Court Paul F. Hartsfield OTHER LEE COUNTY OFFICIALS Tax Assessor John P. Brown Tax Collector . Fred F. Womble School Superintendent . . Dr. Ned B. Lovell County Judges William John Nelson Supervisor of Elections .. Wilma S. Sullivan David L. Orosz Clerk of Circuit Court Sal Geraci Tax Assessor Harry Schooley SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Tax Collector Dawson McDaniel School Superintendent Ray L. Williams Billy F. Ketcham J. B.McCollum Supervisor of Elections Mrs. Enid D. Earle Barbara Phillips Jack G. Whiddon Peter W. Everett William C. Holley III Mike Beaudoin Travis Paul Marchant Broward P. Davis Lee Vause

MARCH —APRIL 1973 53 SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS LEVY Lee Copeland Bill Minton Willie Linwood Williams Tony N. Grantham County Seat —Bronson Ras B. Hill Raymond W. Kever SHERIFF PAT HARTLEY (D) Robert F. Walden Thomas W. Duggar Jack E. Summers L. B.Arnold — Born Morriston, Fla. MADISON June 18,—1925 Education public schools of — Levy County and Plant City County Seat Madison Wife's name —Mora SHERIFF JOE C. PEAVY (D) Children —seven Church affiliation —Baptist Born —Concord, Florida Law enforcement background— November 9, 1933 Florida Law Enforcement Education —public schools of Academy command course; Havana, Fla. , attended Berry elected Sheriff in 1964 and College, Mount Berry, Ga. is currently serving his third Wife's name —Shirley term Children —three Military service —U. S. Army Church affiliation —Baptist Engineers, WW II Law enforcement background— completed Florida Highway Patrol Training Academy; 16 with the OTHER LEVY COUNTY years Highway OFFICIALS Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising FHP station County Judge . Albert C. Simmons covering Madison and Jeffer- Clerk of Circuit Court Ernest Stephens son counties; Madison County Sheriff's Department four Tax Assessor Dwight Bell months; elected Sheriff in 1972 without opposition Tax Collector ...... C. D. Tummond Military service —Military Police, U. S. Paratroops three years School Superintendent . . Lee Martin Honors —President, Madison Lions Club, 1970-71. Supervisor of Elections .. Artha Spillane OTHER MADISON COUNTY OFFICIALS SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS County Judge Don Davis Clerk of Circuit Court Dale M. Leslie Wayne Beauchamp Donald Holmes Tax Assessor Wilbur G. Rutherford R. H. Ross Charles Hardee Tax Collector Pat Millinor Richard A. Lynch Sam L. Standridge School Superintendent ...... Gene Stokes L. H. Arrington R. B. Davis Supervisor of Elections Kathleen Burnette James F. Taylor L. K. Blitch SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS

LIBERTY J. H. Phillips Kirk Pittman County Seat —Bristol A. W. Waldrep Clyde King SHERIFF LINK C. RANKIN (D) Pat Buie Lester Ratliff James Owen Lee C. Bishop Welch Born —Bristol, Fla. January 8, Jerry Sullivan Alfred F. 1916 Education —public schools of Liberty County ~ MANATEE Wife's name —Vella Children —four — Church affiliation —Baptist County Seat Bradenton Law enforcement background— SHERIFF RICHARD W. WEITZENFELD (R) Deputy Sheriff; elected Sheriff in 1956 and is current Born —Chicago, Illinois, ly serving his fifth term November—24, 1919 Military service —U. S. Army, Education graduated Morgan WW II Park Junior College, 1939; attended Purdue University, 1940; received BS equivalent OTHER LIBERTY COUNTY OFFICIALS from U.S.A.F. Institute of Technology, 1948 County Judge Rayburn Peddie . J. Wife's name —Phyllis Clerk of Circuit Court W. A. Woodward Church affiliation —Jewish Tax Assessor Wilford M. Deason Law enforcement background— Tax Collector Lester W. Summers . appointed Sheriff in 1967; School Superintendent . . John Eben Fairchild elected Sheriff in 1968; re- Supervisor of Elections .. Clara Belle Revell elected in 1972 54 THE SHERIFF'S STAR OTHER MARION COUNTY OFFICIALS Military service —21 years U. S. Air Force; combat squadron WW II; decorations include Legion of Merit, Distinguished County Judge . Clyde G. Trammell Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster, Bronze Star Medal, Clerk of Circuit Court John F. Nicholson Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters, and the French Tax Assessor Charles Fleming Croix de Guerre; retired as a Lt. Col. Tax Collector . Thomas Olson Honors —Senior Member, U. S. Power Squadrons; Honorary School Superintendent .. William S. Fish Member Royal Thai Air Force; listed in "Who's Who in Supervisor of Elections .. Helen L. McNeal Yachting"; member of Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board Board of Trustees; Executive Board, Sunny Land Boy Scout SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Council; Executive Board, Manatee Mental Health Associ- ation; member, District IV, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice. Van E. Staton L. V. Curry Harold G. Floyd Ned Folks Carl C. Freimuth J. G. Kirkland Leslie Turner Paul W. Melin OTHER MANATEE COUNTY OFFICIALS J. L. Collum George M.Rou, Jr. County Judges Claflin Garst, Jr. Roberta P. Knowles Clerk of Circuit Court M. T. McInnis Tax Assessor Hiram Strickland MARTIN Tax Collector . Samuel A. Cornwell, Jr. School Superintendent .. Dr. William H. Bashaw Supervisor of Elections . . H. Jerome Davis County Seat —Stuart SHERIFF JAMES D. HOLT (R) SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Born —Indiantown, Florida C. W. Lacy Dan P. McClure February 13, 1932 Theodore H. Griffin Lawrence Fortson, Jr. Education —public schools of Alan Pledger Murray Kenneth D. Dierks Martin County Mary Yelvington Robert C. Hutches Wife's name —Merriam C. J. Baran, Jr. C. Kenneth Burton Children —two Church affiliation - Baptist Law enforcement background— Deputy Sheriff for nine years; Special Investigator, Hotel and Restaurant Commission, one MARION year; Deputy U. S. Marshal, two years; attended Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs training school and County Seat —Ocala U. S. Marshals training school, both in Washington, D. C.; SHERIFF DON MORELAND (D) elected Sheriff in 1972 Military service —U. S. Army Born —Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935 Education —public schools of OTHER MARTIN COUNTY OFFICIALS Dawson, Ga. ; Central Florida Community College Wife's name —Anita County Judges Dwight L. Geiger David Harper Children —five Clerk of Circuit Court Louise V. Isaacs Church affiliation —Lutheran Tax Assessor Schnurbusch Law enforcement background- E. F. Collector Alvin Andrews Ocala Police Department, Tax . N. Superintendent Vincent Navitsky 1956-1967;Marion County School J. Sheriff's Department, 1957- Supervisor of Elections Sandra J. Randolph 1972, rising to rank of Cap- tain in Charge of Uniform SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Patrol; employed under three Sheriffs; Treasury Enforcement Officers Training School, Barbara Britton Roscoe H. Philbrick Washington, D. C.; FBI training schools; Florida Police Charles E. Covington Edward H. Gluckler Academy training schools; Florida Law Enforcement Howard M. Way John C. Kiernan Academy; certified to teach law enforcement subjects by Peggy Robbins Edward A. Geary the Florida Police Standards Council; elected Sheriff in 1972 Mary Lucille Hyatt Timer E. Powers Military service —U. S. Navy, 1952-56 Honors —former Chairman, District No. 1, Democratic Execu- tive Committee; former Chairman, Marion County Law Enforcement Officers Association; member of Fourth Con- gressional District Crime Control Committee.

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County Seat —Fernandina Beach MONROE SHERIFF H. S. McKENDREE (D) Born —Woodbine, Georgia, — July 1914 County Seat Key West 5, — SHERIFF ROBERT L. (BOBBY)BROWN Education public schools of (D) Camden County, Georgia and Nassau County Born —Key West, Florida, Wife's name —Bernice April 13, 1931 Children —one Education —Catholic and public Church affiliation —Baptist schools of Monroe County; Law enforcement background— Deck Officers' School, U. S. elected Sheriff in re- Maritime Service 1968; elected in 1972 Wife's name —Betty Honors —served as a Nassau Children —six County Commissioner Church affiliation —Catholic for 16 years. Law enforcement background— detective, West Police Key NASSAU COUNTY OFFICIALS Department; criminal inves- OTHER and chief tigator investiga- County Judge J. E. Weatherford Sheriff's tor, Monroe County Clerk of Circuit Court D. 0. Oxley chief Department; probation Tax Assessor Eddie McKendree officer, Monroe County Juvenile Court; graduate of Tax Collector Ira W. Hall police science and administration course, Southern Police School Superintendent .. Albert H. Rumph Institute, University of Louisville (Ky.); various police Supervisor of Elections .. Carol Ann Jones schools including FBI Fingerprint Classification and Firearms Training sessions; elected Sheriff in 1968; SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS reelected in 1972— Military —service U. S. Merchant Marine, Korean War Lee Draper, Jr. J. W. Jones Honors Junior Chamber of Commerce," "Outstanding Law W. D. Rodeffer David H. Buchanan, Jr. Enforcement" Officer of the Year, 1959; named "Honor- Walter J. Murray Adam H. Fisher ary Citizen, of New Orleans, La., 1960, for outstanding Hubert N. Vanzant John F. Armstrong, Sr. cooperation in the field of police work; Past Exalted Ruler Norman M. Ogilvie A. Ray Beville and Honorary Life Member of the Elks; Past President, Monroe County Juvenile Council; Neighborhood Commis- sioner, Boys Scouts of America; member, Florida Sheriffs OKALOOSA Boys Ranch Board of Trustees and Florida Sheriffs Associ- ation's Board of Directors. County Seat —Crestview SHERIFF RAY WILSON (D)

Born —Campton, Florida, OTHER MONROE COUNTY OFFICIALS December 7, 1927 Education —graduate of County Judges Lew E. Schlegel Crestview High school Paul E. Esquinaldo Wife's name —Virginia Clerk of Circuit Court Earl R. Adams Children —four Tax Assessor Joe Allen Church affiliation —Baptist Tax Collector . Harry F. Knight Law enforcement background— School Superintendent .. Armando J. Henriquez elected Sheriff in 1956; Supervisor of Elections .. William Billy Freeman currently serving his fifth term Military service —Seventh SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Infantry Division, Korea Honors —served on Florida Sydney E. Mathews John W. Parker Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board Enoch H. Walker William A. Freeman, Jr. of Trustees; member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board Wilhelmina G. Harvey Harry S. Pritchard of Directors. Robert A. Dion William Carter OTHER OKALOOSA COUNTY OFFICIALS Ruth Alice Campbell Harry Harris County Judges Jack Courtney Howard W. Gill Clerk of Circuit Court Cecil L. Anchors, Sr. Tax Assessor Rhett E. Cadenhead Tax Collector . Joseph G. Stokes School Superintendent .. Max Bruner, Jr. Supervisor of Elections . . Elsie B. Garrett THE SHERIFF'S STAR in enforcement SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS has extensive experience as an instructor law subjects; graduate of 83rd Session of FBI National Academy; Charles P. Ferdon Leon R. Greene appointed Sheriff of Orange County, January l, 1972; elect- James H. Etheredge Robert Echols ed Sheriff in 1972 Jack Foster Dee W. Parkton Military service —U. S. Naval Reserve, 1955-1963,two years Andrew F. Giesen Hayward T. Hayes active duty Naval Submarine service Anne T. Mitchell Jack C. Nichols Honors —Honor Man of Police Academy, 1959;Award for Leadership by fellow officers, St. Petersburg Police Depart- ment, 1968; Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1970 OKEECHOBEE by Winter Park Jaycees; Law Enforcement Officer of the — Year, 1972 by Orlando Exchange Club; Dean's List for County Seat Okeechobee academic achievement three times, Florida Technological SHERIFF JOHN W. COLLIER (D) University; member, District III, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice; member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Born —DeLand, Florida, Board of Trustees. May 7, 1924 Education —public schools of OTHER ORANGE COUNTY OFFICIALS DeLand, Florida County Judges Frank N. Kaney Wife's name —Mary C. M. "Pete" Tucker Children —three Sylvan McElroy Church affiliation —Baptist Lee C. Conser Law enforcement background— John Howard King Florida Highway Patrol Ted P. Coleman Trooper; Deputy Sheriff in Clerk of Circuit Court Randall P. Kirkland Glades and Volusia counties; County Comptroller. . . . Kenneth Kienth Chief Deputy in Okeechobee Tax Assessor Ford S. Hausman County five years; elected Tax Collector . Earl K. Wood Sheriff in 1964; currently School Superintendent .. Donald Ney serving his third tenn Supervisor of Elections . . Dixie Barber Military service — WW i U. S. Navy, II SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS OTHER OKEECHOBEE COUNTY OFFICIALS Lee Collison J. C. Martin County Judge . G. E. Bryant, Jr. Roy Earl Berryman, Jr. Paul E. Pickett Clerk Circuit of Court R. H. Barber Raymond H. Bassett Ben Benham Tax Assessor W. C. Sherman Lee Kadel Davies Ralph Poe Tax Collector . Athleon Alderman William Thomas Barnes II W. Lamar Thomas School Superintendent Ralph Diggs Daniel A. Blackwelder Supervisor of Elections Rowena Parkerson Ethel G. Kennedy SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Billie Jean Riedel Clyde Durrance Frank H. Platt Oscar Thomas OSCEOLA Joseph V. Jones H. H. Raulerson, Sr. Fred L. Hodges L. E. Herbert — Roger L. Jones Charles W. Harvey County Seat Kissimmee SHERIFF ERNEST P. (KAYO) MURPHY (D) — ORANGE Born Brookeland, Texas, December—24, 1916 — Education public schools of County Seat Orlando Kissimmee, Fla. ; St. Leo SHERIFF MELVIN G. COLMAN (D) College Preparatory School, St. Leo Born —St. Petersburg, Florida, Wife's name —Virginia December 25, 1937 Children —four Education —public schools of Church affiliation —Episcopal St. Petersburg; St. Petersburg Law enforcement background— Junior College; Florida Tech- Chief Deputy of Osceola nological University County from 1953-1967; Wife's name —Robin 1958 graduate of FBI National Children —four Academy; various courses on Church affiliation —Protestant law enforcement conducted Law enforcement background- by FBI and Florida Law Enforcement Academy; elected St. Petersburg Police Depart- Sheriff in 1968; reelected in 1972 ment, 1959-1969,serving as Military service —paratrooper, WW II; discharged 1st Lt.; commanding officer of Intelli- holds rank of Lt. Col. in U. S. Army Reserve; decorations gence Bureau and shift com- include Silver Star, Purple Heart, American Defense Medal, mander in Uniform Division; Victory Medal, French and Dutch Fourragere, Presidential named Chief of Police, Winter Park, December 1969;has a Unit Citation Medal with two bronze clusters, Parachute total of 1,316 hours of in-service law enforcement training; MARCH —APRIL 1973 57 Wings with three bronze stars, eight Campaign Stars SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Honors —member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees and Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Arthur H. Bougae Lake Lytal, Sr. Association. Daniel W. Hendrix Robert F. Culpepper C. Errol Hicks Robert C. Johnson OTHER OSCEOLA COUNTY OFFICIALS Ann B.McKay George V. Warren County Judge . Russell S. Thacker Bernard Kimmel E. W. Weaver Clerk of Circuit Court ...... Harris G. Daniel John T. Kirby Tax Assessor Wade H. Lanier, Jr. F. "Ted" Brown, Jr. Tax Collector . Murray A. Bronson School Superintendent...... Stephen E. Sharpe Supervisor of Elections...... Norma E. Smith SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Don Brown Oren Brown Craig T. Bell Carl Holloway Sam L. Lupfer III Clement Tesauro William C. Journigan Mack McClain PASCO T. S. Heyward, Jr. Bill Beck

County Seat —Dade City SHERIFF BASIL GAINES (D)

PALM BEACH Born —Elfers, Florida, December 16, 1912 Education —public schools of Seat —West Palm Beach County Pinellas and Hillsborough Ik'I!" SHERIFF WILLIAM R. HEIDTMAN (R) counties Wife's name —Mary Born —Lansing, Michigan Children —one May 27, 1916 Church affiliation —Baptist Education —public schools Law enforcement background— of Endicott, N. Y.; IBM served as Chief Deputy, Pasco school three years; Adjutant County Sheriff's Department; General O. C. S. and Military appointed Sheriff in 1963 and Intelligence School served until 1965; served as Children —one Deputy Sheriff in Hernando Church affiliation —Episcopal County; completed various Law enforcement background courses from the Florida Law Enforcement Academy and was appointed Sheriff in FBI training sessions; elected Sheriff of Pasco County in 1967; elected in 1968, 1968; reelected in 1972 reelected in 1972 Military service —U. S. Navy, WW II; received Asiatic and Military service —Veteran of Pacific Ribbon and European Theatre of Operations Ribbon WW II, discharged with Honors —member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of rank of Major AGD; now holds rank of Lt. Colonel, Trustees. honorary— retired Honors Board of Directors, Palm Beach Philharmonic OTHER PASCO COUNTY OFFICIALS Orchestra; Board of Directors, Palm Beach Military Aca- named National Lawman of the Year the demy; 1968 by County Judges William H. (Bill) Seaver Sheriffs' National Association; Director of Boys Clubs of Dan C. Rasmussen Palm Beach National Council on Crime and De- County; Clerk of Circuit Court Stanley C. Burnside Educational Committee for Law linquency; Advisory Tax Assessor Ted Williams Enforcement Palm Beach Junior Mem- Programs, College; Tax Collector Maxine S. Coulter Board of Directors, Palm Beach County Chapter, ber, School Superintendent .. Rodney B.Cox Epilepsy Foundation of America; Campaign Chairman, Supervisor of Elections .. Mary E. Morgan Muscular Dystrophy Association of America, Palm Beach County Chapter; Salvation Army Advisory Development Committee SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS

Robert L. Hartzell Louie E. Holt PALM BEACH COUNTY OFFICIALS OTHER Leon E. Milton Walter M. Voorhees County Judges F. A. Banzai Currie Harley C. Gilmore Bill Hamilton Howard H. Harrison, Jr. Jay B. Starkey, Jr. Henry E. Strauber James T. Carlisle Bonnie D. Zimmer Mathew J. Prahasky, Jr. Don T. Adams W. C. Williams III Clerk of Circuit Court John B. Dunkle Tax Assessor David L. Reid Tax Collector Warren H. Kramer School Superintendent .. Joseph Carroll Supervisor of Elections . . Horace E. Beasley 58 THE SHERIFF'S STAR POLK

PINELLAS County Seat —Bartow SHERIFF MONROE BRANNEN (D) County Seat —Clearwater — SHERIFF DON GENUNG (D) Born Lake Butler, Florida, November 27, 1914 Education —public schools of Born —Norwich, New York, Lake Butler April 2, 1917 Wife's name —Leitha Education —public schools of Children —two Teaneck, N. J. and St. Church affiliation —Baptist Petersburg Law enforcement background— Wife's name —Florence Lakeland Police Department Children —one 13 years; 5th District Con- Church affiliation —Methodist stable eight years; elected Law enforcement background- Sheriff in 1960 and is cur- Sgt. , Det. , Capt. , Asst. Chief, rently serving his fourth term; Clearwater Police Dept. ; attended FBI School; Florida Chief Criminal Deputy, Peace Officers Training Pinellas County; appointed School and Florida Law Enforcement Academy Sheriff in February, 1958; Military service —U. S. Army, WW II; Purple Heart elected in 1958; currently Honors —Chairman of the Florida Sheriffs Association's Board serving his fifth term; graduate of FBI National Academy of Directors; member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of in 1966 Trustees; Chairman, Building Committee for Florida Sheriffs Military service —U. S. Air Force, WW II; seven battle stars; Girls Villa; member, Florida Police Standards Council. holds a Colonel's commission in Air Force Reserve Honors —President, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1969;Vice President, 1968; member, Board of Directors prior to 1968; OTHER POLK COUNTY OFFICIALS Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation, George Washington Honor Medal, 1969;J. Edgar Hoover Award from National VFW as nation's Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer, County Judges William A. Norris, Jr. 1967; appointed to National Crime Information Center J. Tim Strickland Advisory Policy Board, 1969;member, Florida Sheriffs' G. Bowdon Hunt Boys Ranch Board of Trustees Gordon F. MacCalla (former Chairman); presently "Bud" Chairman, Board of Trustees, Florida Sheriffs Girls Villa; Clerk of Circuit Court E. D. Dixon member, Pinellas County Metropolitan Planning Unit, Tax Assessor James L. Roden Governor's Council on Criminal Justice. Tax Collector . Hobson Strain School Superintendent Homer K. Addair Supervisor of Elections Blanche M. Work OTHER PINELLAS COUNTY OFFICIALS SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS County Judges Robert J. Shingler Robert J. Estes Frank Smith Michael N. Athanason Robert A. Buccino Floyd Woods Maynard F. Swanson, Jr. James W. Gray, Jr. J. B. Thornhill, Jr. R. Grable Stoutamire Wendell H. Watson Charles E. Whitten Burton C. Easton Edwin A. Thompson Jack Simmers Philip A. Federico James B.Sanderlin C. Archie Clement Clerk of Circuit Court Harold Mullendore PUTNAM Tax Assessor Mac S. Haines Tax Collector O. Sanford Jasper County Seat —Palatka School Superintendent .. Gus Sakkis SHERIFF E. W. PELLICER (D) Supervisor of Elections . . Jeanne Khoyi Nelson Born —Bunnell, Florida, May SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS 30, 1925 Education —public schools of Jane S. Manson A. Oliver McEachern Flagler County Wife's — Calvin A. Hunsinger Charles E. Rainey name— Pauline Charles J. Crist George R. Brumfield Children two — Arthur Libby Albers William D. Dockerty Church affiliation Baptist Ron Fisher G. Patrick Iley Law enforcement background— Martha Rudy Wallace Deputy Sheriff for six years; Bryan C. Goode elected Sheriff in 1954 (two- year term); currently serving his fifth full term Honors —President of the Flo- rida Sheriffs Association in

MARCH —APRIL 1973 59 1971;member, National Sheriffs' Association Board of SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Directors; received the Palatka Junior Chamber of Com- Hurd merce "Good Government Award", 1966; Chairman, Put- Allen D. Nease Donald R. Charles Richard Parks, Jr. nam County Unit of the Salvation Army; member, District C. Stanton, Jr. L. II, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice. Arthur D. Powers, Sr. H. L. Wiles George M. Yates H. F. Green William S. Green Robert E. Curtan OTHER PUTNAM COUNTY OFFICIALS County Judge William E. Warren Clerk of Circuit Court A. W. Nichols, Jr. Tax Assessor Clinton R. Snyder Tax Collector B.M. Noone ST. LUCIE School Superintendent .. John F. Gaines Supervisor of Elections . . Vivian T. Rivers County Seat —Ft. Pierce SHERIFF C. L. (Lanie) NORVELL (D) SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Born —Henderson, N. C., George C. Miller, Jr. J. F. Gautier August 10, 1923 Eleanor H. Miller Evelyn D. Tavel Education —public schools of Kenneth E. Wilkinson Robert L. Revels St. Lucie County Quincy H. Masters Homer B. Sikes, Jr. Wife's name —Nita Samuel Taylor E. M. "Ernie" Mathews Children —three Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— commissioned a Deputy ST. JOHNS Sheriff in January, 1943 by his father, Sheriff J. R. Norvell; County Seat —St. Augustine has attended numerous FBI SHERIFF DUDLEY GARRETT, JR. (D) training schools; graduate of the 68th Session of the FBI Born —Gainesville, Florida, National Academy; has December 9, 1930 attended eight FBI National Academy Retraining Sessions; Education —public schools of elected Sheriff in 1972, following retirement of his father. Alachua County; Law En- Military service —Sgt. , U. S. Army, WW II, serving 25 months forcement Program, Central in the Southwest Pacific Florida Jr. College, Ocala; Honors —Charter member and Past President of the Indian Santa Fe Jr. College, Gaines- River Intelligence Unit (made up of police and Sheriffs' ville; Florida Jr. College, officers from four counties); served on Advisory Board of Jacksonville; St. Johns River Indian River Community College; member, Florida Intelli- Jr. College, Palatka; Depart- gence Unit; First Vice President of the Florida Chapter, ment of Criminology and FBI National Academy Associates; headed YMCA member- Corrections, Florida State ship drive four years (Past Vice President); President, Ft. University, Tallahassee I Pierce Central High PTA, two years. Wife's name —Betty Children —two Church affiliation —Methodist OTHER ST. LUCIE COUNTY OFFICIALS Law enforcement background —University of Florida Police Dept. , two years; Alachua County Sheriff's Office 13 years; County Judges E. P. DeFriest Intelligence Officer, State Beverage Dept. , one year; Inves- William G. Tye tigator, State Attorney's Office, 7th Judicial Circuit, one Clerk of Circuit Court Roger Poitras year; U. S. Treasury Law Enforcement Officers Training Tax Assessor James W. Bass School, Washington, D. C.; Basic Investigators School, Tax Collector Daniel N. Knowles, Jr. State Division of Beverage; Florida Police Academy; Florida School Superintendent . . D. R. Seelinger Law Enforcement Academy; appointed Sheriff in April of Supervisor of Elections .. James P. Brooks 1970; elected—Sheriff in 1972 Military service U. S. Marine Corps, 1948-51;served as SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS guard at Little White House, Key West, Fla. ; during visits of President Harry S. Truman A. Gerald Weatherington W. McCain Honors —member, District II, Governor's Council on Criminal R. William Raikes Green Justice; member, Florida Sheriffs Ranch Board of E. E. E. Boys "Tommy" Trustees. T. H. Bruhn John B. Park K. Dale Cassens George D. Price OTHER ST. JOHNS COUNTY OFFICIALS Samuel S. Gaines Edward G. Enns County Judge Charles C. Mathis, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Oliver Lawton Tax Assessor Harold M. Wayne Tax Collector Winifred S. Hill School Superintendent . . W. Douglas Hartley Supervisor of Elections . . Mildred M. Pamies

60 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SANTA ROSA SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS — Richard W. Ehlers Irving G. Snyder County Seat Milton Mary Margaret McAdoo John M. Saba, Jr. SHERIFF HARVELL ENFINGER (D) Roland L. Britton Andrew Sandegren — Dr. Rudolph C. Garber William A. Muirhead Born Milton, Florida, David E. Olson Larry Rhodes November 30, 1913 Education —public schools of Milton SEMINOLE Wife's name —Ethel Children —seven County Seat —Sanford Church affiliation —Baptist SHERIFF JOHN E. POLK (D) Law enforcement background— attended Florida Law En- — Born Tampa, Florida, '4' forcement Academy and W. December 1931 3, I R. England Law Enforce- Education —public schools of ment Training Course; Santa Tampa; University of Tampa Rosa County Deputy Sheriff, Wife's name —Dorothy Jean 1946-56; Santa Rosa Chief Children —two Deputy, 1961-69;elected Sheriff in 1972. Church affiliation —Baptist OTHER SANTA ROSA COU NTY OFFICIALS Law enforcement background— Florida Highway Patrol for County Judge Mahlon C. McCall 10 years; elected Sheriff in Clerk of Circuit Court Gerald F. Barnes 1968; reelected in 1972 Tax Assessor F. M. Fisher Military service —U. S. Army Tax Collector Archie Glover Honors —Past Master of San- School Superintendent . . Rad ford M. Locklin ford Shrine F 5 A M Lodge; Supervisor of Elections .. David E. McDonald Vice-Chairman, District III, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice. SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Doris Melvin Kingry Jim H. Howell OTHER SEMINOLE COUNTY OFFICIALS James W. Ward John Pittman S. County Judges Wallace H. Hall Billy Wallace W. Butler L. Harold F. Johnson Joe I. Salter Terrell Godwin Wayne Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Francis Leo Johnson Rufus E. Payne Tax Assessor Terry Goembel Tax Collector . G. Troy Ray, Jr. School Superintendent William P. Layer SARASOTA Supervisor of Elections Camilla D. Bruce County Seat —Sarasota SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS SHERIFF JIM HARDCASTLE (R) Allan F. Keeth Greg N. Drummond Jean Bryant John Kimbrough Born —Scottsville, Kentucky, Stuart P. Culpepper Sidney Vihlen, Jr. April 1, 1936 R. G. "Bud" Feather J. M. Mike Hattaway Education —Associate of Arts Davie E. Sims Richard R Williams degree from Manatee Jr. College, Bradenton; BS degree in Political Science from University of South SUMTER Florida, Tampa Wife's name —Irene County Seat —Bushnell Children —two SHERIFF DON PAGE (D) Law enforcement background- ten years, Sarasota Police Born —Webster, Florida Department; elected Sheriff August 8, 1932 in 1972 Education —public schools of Military service —U. S. Air Webster Force, 1955-61 Wife's name —Mary Francie Children —one Church affiliation —Methodist Law enforcement background— OTHER SARASOTA COUNTY OFFICIALS Sumter County Deputy, County Judges ...... Robert H. Stahlschmidt 1966-70; Bushnell City Police, Edwin W. Cummer one year; law enforcement Clerk of Circuit Court ...... Raymond H. Hackney, Jr. training at Inverness Voca- Tax Assessor ...... John W. Mikos tional-Technical school; Tax Collector . . . .. Miss Charlie Hagerman elected Sheriff in 1972 School Superintendent...... Dr. Gene M. Pillot Military service —Corporal, Supervisor of Elections...... Mary J. Orr U. S. Marine Corps, 1950-52. MARCH —APRIL 1973 61 OTHER SUMTER COUNTY OFFICIALS TAYLOR County Judge Jack Drawdy Clerk of Circuit Court C. Burton Marsh County Seat —Perry Tax Assessor Joe Caruthers SHERIFF MAURICE S.LINTON (D) Tax Collector Curtis Beville School Superintendent . . Joe R. Strickland Born —Thomasville, Georgia, Supervisor of Elections .. Lois Kinard November 11, 1910 Education — schools of SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS public Taylor County John W. Wallace Frank Wade Wife's name —Pearl Sherman G. Wilson William C. Wing Children —four C. Aubrey Caruthers Howard Beville Church affiliation —Baptist Erwin Bryan, Jr. Melvin E. Carlton Law enforcement background— Joe D. Merritt W. D. "Dub" Palmer elected Sheriff in 1952 and is currently serving his sixth term making him the Dean of Florida Sheriffs by virtue of the fact he took office five SUWANNEE days earlier than two other Sheriffs elected the same — year County Seat Live Oak — SHERIFF ROBERT LEONARD Honors served four years as member of the Taylor County (D) Democratic Committee; has served on the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees; member, Florida Sheriffs Born —Live Oak, Florida, Association Board of Directors; Past President, Perry Shrine March 23, 1933 Club; Past Master, Perry Lodge F & A M. Education —public schools in Live Oak; attended East OTHER TAYLOR COUNTY OFFICIALS Tennessee State College, County Judge Declan O' Grady Johnson City, Tennessee Clerk of Circuit Court Charles Ralph Carlton Wife's — name— Caroline Tax Assessor Eldon Sadler Children one — Tax Collector L. A. Smith Church affiliation Baptist School Superintendent .. Cecil G. Carlton, Jr. Law enforcement background— Supervisor of Elections .. E. Wayne Parker completed Florida Highway I Patrol Academy; Florida SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Highway Patrol Trooper, 1963-68;Beverage Agent, Byron Freeman W. D. Wilson, Jr. Division of Beverage, 1968- A. L. McLeod Ray D. Agner 72; elected Sheriff in 1972 Helen N. Panebianco W. Bert Fife Military service —U. S. Army, 1953-55; Florida National John R. Lundy Jack Bodiford Guard, 1955 to present Billy Ricketson Robert S. Edwards Honors —member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees OTHER SUWANNEE COUNTY OFFICIALS County Judge Thomas J. Kennon, Jr. UNION Clerk of Circuit Court Jerry A. Scarborough Tax Assessor Lamar Jenkins County Seat —Lake Butler Tax Collector Sara B. Rawls JOHN H. WHITEHEAD (D) School Superintendent . . Spessard Boatright SHERIFF Supervisor of Elections .. Marjorie Carmichael Born —Lake Butler, Florida, SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS October 25, 1924 Education —public schools of Clyde Bass Warren Howard Union County Alvin M. Brown Bill K. Thompson Wife's name —Vivian James N. Shields Lamar Hancock Children —three Henry Mangels Lee C. Willis Church affiliation —Christian E. A. Collins Lynn Johnson Church Law enforcement background— Constable of Union County; elected Sheriff in 1952; currently serving his sixth term Military service —U. S. Navy, WW II Honors —member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees and Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. 62 THE SHERIFF'6 STAR OTHER UNION COUNTY OFFICIALS WAKULLA

County Judge A. L. Driggers Clerk of Circuit Court Robert A. Driggers County Seat —Crawfordville Tax Assessor Wilford Croft SHERIFF WILLIAM R. TAFF (D) Tax Collector Josephine Addison School Superintendent . . James H. Cason III Born —Arran, Florida, July 28, Supervisor of Elections . . Lottie Lee Archer 1900 Education —public schools of SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS Wakulla County Wife's name —Estelle Thomas G. Mobley Felton Smith J. Children —one Donald G. Dukes Gerald Griffis Church affiliation —Baptist Ray Powell Paul M. Riherd Law enforcement background— Ray Crawford David B.Woodington elected Sheriff in 1956 and Morris Dobbs C. U. Crews is currently serving his fifth term Honors —member, Florida Sher- iffs Association Board of VOLUSIA Directors. — County Seat DeLand OTHER WAKULLA COUNTY OFFICIALS SHERIFF EDWIN H. DUFF II (D) — County Judge George L. Harper Born Bronx, New York City, Clerk of Circuit Court Carlton Tucker New York,—March 14, 1911 Tax Assessor Emmett C. Ferrell, Jr. Education public schools of Tax Collector J. M. Gwin Rockville, Maryland and School Superintendent . . William Payne Washington, D. C.; attended Supervisor of Elections . . Nell A. Russ George Washington Univer- sity for pre-law; received SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS LLB degree from Columbus University in 1940 Kenneth G. Roberts Hugh McCallister Wife's name —"Ducky" Bobby C. Posey Sam W. Smith Children —three Warren Crum James G. Taylor Church affiliation —Catholic Lowell Raker Nelton Jernigan Law enforcement background— J. C. Kyle, Jr. Clyde Kyle FBI Agent for 27 years; rated by the FBI as an "Outstanding WALTON Criminal Investigator"; Senior Resident Agent for the FBI in Daytona Beach from 1947 until April, his retirement in County Seat —DeFuniak December of 1967; also served as FBI Instructor special- Springs izing in Judo and defensive tactics for 20 years; elected SHERIFF L. S. "Sam" CAMPBELL (R) Sheriff in 1968; reelected in 1972 Honors —member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors and Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Born —Newton, Alabama, Trustees. July 14, 1907 Education —public schools oi Midland City, Alabama OTHER VOLUSIA COUNTY OFFICIALS Wife's name —Liza Children —four County Judges Norton Josephson Church affiliation —Methodist Darrel Carnell Law enforcement Harrison D. Griffin background— Decem- Clerk of Circuit Court V. Y. "Buck" Smith appointed Sheriff in Tax Assessor Warren L. Greenwood ber, 1970; elected Sheriff School Superintendent .. Raymond G. Dunne in 1972— Supervisor of Elections . . Katherine S. Odham Honors State Representative from Walton County for two Tax Collector Dorothy Mills terms; Lay Leader and SCHOOL BOARD COUNCILMEN treasurer of Methodist Church; Master Mason, Worshipful Master twice, District Deputy Grand Marshal once; Worthy Ed Smotherman Joseph Benedict III Patron of Eastern Star. J. Boyd DeLoach George D. Dunn II OTHER WALTON COUNTY OFFICIALS L. W. Summerlin III W. H. "Bill" Scovell Alfred Green, Jr. W. T. Cunningham County Judges Joe Dan Trotman James B.Clayton James E. Huger Odell O. Thompson Barbara Kelly Clerk of Circuit Court Philip A. Anderson George V. Beck Tax Assessor Hubert R. Adkinson Tax Collector . Jack Little School Superintendent .. John E. Baldwin Supervisor of Elections . . Odell O. Thompson MARCH —APRIL 1973 63 SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS SCHOOL BOARD COMMISSIONERS

Roy G. Anderson Hughie V. Infinger James A. Boswell Dannie Kolmetz Myles Ray Coy Burgess Farrell L. Nelson Tillman Pippin Milford L. Bass Conley Martin Buford Land Keener Gilbert Joseph H. Dugger Sam Pridgen C. J. Porter Preston Hewett Johnnie W. Moore Bob Anderson Charles F. Brock G. W. Pettis

WASHINGTON Law Enforcement Foundation Set For Florida County Seat —Chipley TALLAHASSEE —The incorporation of a foundation for SHERIFF THERON H. COOK (D) recognition and assistance to State law enforcement officers President the Chapin Born —Vernon, Florida, was announced today by the of Harry h h Horne, President of the May 25, 1929 Memorial Foundation, Inc., Mallory E. Education —public schools in Florida Senate: Vernon According to Horne, the Foundation will serve as a perpet- Wife's name —Ouida ual tribute to Wildlife Sergeant Harry C. Chapin of the Game Children —four and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Church affiliation —Baptist Chapin was fatally shot on November 5, 1972, while at- Law enforcement background— tempting to apprehend game law violators in rural north Chief of Police, Vernon, Florida. law enforce- 1968; completed Horne said, "While serving as a memorial to Chapin, the ment training course at Wash- Foundation will also strive to recognize his devotion and dedi- ington-Holmes Vocational- , I*,'h cation the profession of law enforcement, promoting the Technical School, to by Chipley, services". Florida, 1968;elected Sheriff betterment of law enforcement and law enforcement in 1972 The Foundation will also seek to provide recognition and Military service —U. S. Air Force, 1947-1967,retired. educational assistance to the children and dependents of law enforcement officers who give their lives in the performance OTHER WASHINGTON COUNTY OFFICIALS of duty, and provide financial aid and scholarship awards to County Judge A. K. Shuler deserving law enforcement officers. Clerk of Circuit Court James Lawrence Miner Officers and directors of the Memorial Foundation are: Tax Assessor Roland B.Walsingham Mallory E. Horne, president, President of the Florida Senate; Tax Collector Mary Hodges Lt. Colonel Brantley Goodson, vice president, Game and Fresh School Superintendent . . Kelly Brock Water Fish Commission; Sheriff Raymond Hamlin, secretary- Supervisor of Elections .. Marie Canum Mitchell treasurer, Leon County; Colonel J. Eldridge Beach, Depart- ment of Highway Safety; and Willis Booth, Florida Depart- ment of Law Enforcement.

Population of Florida Counties (All figures rounded to nearest 100)

COUNTIES 1960 1970 GLADES 3,000 3,700 OKALOOSA 61,200 88,200 CENSUS CENSUS GULF 9,900 10,100 OKEECHOBEE 6,400 11,200 HAMILTON 7,700 7,800 ORANGE 263,500 344,300 ALACHUA 74, 100 104,800 HARDEE 12,400 14,900 OSCEOLA 19,000 25,300 BAKER 7,400 9,200 HENDRY 8,100 11,900 PALM BEACH 228, 100 348,800 BAY 67,100 75,300 HERNANDO 11,200 17,000 PASCO 36,800 76,000 BRADFORD 12,400 14,600 HIGHLANDS 21,300 29,500 PINE LLAS 374,700 522,300 BREVARD 1 1 1,400 230,000 HI L LS8 OR DUG H 397,900 490,300 POLK 195,100 227,200 BROWARD 333,900 620, 100 HOLMES 10,800 10,700 PUTNAM 32,200 36,300 CALHOUN 7,400 7,600 INDIAN RIVER 25,300 36,000 ST. JOHNS 30,000 30,700 CHARLOTTE 12,600 27,600 JACKSON 36,200 34,400 ST. LUCIE 39,300 50,800 CITRUS 9,300 19,200 JEFFERSON 9,500 8,800 SANTA ROSA 29,500 37,700 CLAY 19,500 32,100 LaFAYETTE 2,900 2,900 SARASOTA 76,900 120,400 COLLIE R 15,800 38,000 LAKE 57,400 69,300 SEMINOLE 54,900 83,700 COLUMBIA 20, 100 25,200 LEE 54,500 105,200 SUMTER 11,900 14,800 DADE 935,100 1,267,800 LEON 74,200 103,100 SUWANNEE 15,000 15,600 DeSOTO 11,700 13,100 LEVY 10,400 12,800 TAYLOR 13,200 13,600 DI X I E 4,500 5,500 LI BERTY 3,100 3,400 UN ION 6,000 8, 100 DUVAL 455,500 528,900 MADISON 14,200 13,500 VOLUSI A 125,300 169,500 ESCAMBI A 173,800 205,300 MANATEE 69,200 97,100 WAKULLA 5,300 6,300 FLAGLER 4,600 4,500 MARION 51,600 69,000 WALTON 15,600 16,100 FRANKLIN 6,600 7,100 MARTIN 16,900 28,000 WAS H I N G TO N 11,200 11,500 GADSDEN 42,000 39,200 MONROE 47,900 52,600 GILCHRIST 2,900 3,600 NASSAU 17,200 20,600 FLORIDA Total 4,951,600 6,789,400 64 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS

COUNTY SHERIFF ADORESS AC OFFICE JAIL ALACHUA Joe Crevasse, Jr. P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32601 904 378-1641 378-1641 BAKER Joe Newmans P. O. Box 461, Macclenny, 32063 . 904 259-2231 259-3161 BAY Tullis D. Easterling P. O. Box 577, Panama City, 32401 904 785-7071 785-4351 BRADFORD Dolph Reddish Drawer "G",Starke, 32091 9646280 964-6161 BREVARD Leigh S. Wilson Drawer "T",Titusville, 32780 . . . 305 267-2511 267-2511 BROWARD Edward J. Stack P. O. Box 8069, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 . . 305 525-4321 525-4321 CALHOUN W. C. Reader P. O. Box 695, Blountstown, 32424 .. . 904 674-5449 674-5449 CHARLOTTE John P. Bent Court House, Punta Gorda, 33950 .813 639-2101 639-2101 CITRUS B. R. Quinn 108 East Main, Inverneas, 32650 726-1121 726-1121 CLAY Jennings Murrhee P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043 . 904 284-9709 284-3379 COLLIER E. A. Hendry Drawer 1277, Naples, 33940 . . 813 774-4434 774-4434 COLUMBIA Harry J. Spradley P. O. Box 327, Lake City, 32055 904 752-3222 752-3581 DADE E. Wilson Purdy Public Safety Dept. , 1320 NW 14th St., Miami, 33125 . . 305 378-1642 377-7681 DeSOTO Frank E. Cline P. O. Box 327, Arcadia, 33821 . . 813 928-5331 928-1331 DIXIE Al Parker P. O. Box "PP", Cross City, 32628 ... 904 498-3383 498-9445 DUVAL Dale Carson P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, 32202 904 356-1931 353-9081 ESCAMB I A Royal Untreiner P. O. Box 12107, Pensacola, 32502 904 4334371 433-8371 F LAG LER P. A. Edmonson P. O. Box 445, Bunnell, 32010 .. .904 437-3343 437-3381 FRANKLIN Jack Taylor, Jr. Franklin County Sheriff's Dept. , Apalachicola, 32320 .. . . .904 653-5271 653-5271 GADSDEN William A. Woodham P. O. Box 1126, Quincy, 32351 904 627-9233 6274310 G I LC HR IST Charlie Parrish P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693 .904 463-2245 463-21 19 GLADES Roy D. Lundy P. O. Box 37, Moore Haven, 33471 . 813 946-2982 946-2982 GULF Raymond Lawrence P. O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32456 904 227-2311 227-2311 HAMILTON Charlie Rhoden Drawer "A", Jasper, 32052 904 792-1001 792-1410 HARDEE N. H. Murdock P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873 813 773-4144 773-4144 HENDRY Earl S. Dyess P. O. Box 577, LaBelle, 33935 813 675-3801 675-4961 HERNANDO Melvin Kelly 234 E. Jefferson St., Brooksville, 33512 904 796-3541 796-3541 H I G H LANDS O. L. Raulerson, Jr. P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33870 .. 813 385-5111 385-5112 HILLSBOROUGH Malcolm Beard P. O. Box 3371,Tampa, 33601 . . 813 228-7311 228-7311 HOLMES Wilburn Raley N. Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425 904 547-3681 547-3681 INDIAN RIVER Sam T. Joyce P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32960 .. 305 562-5495 562-4152 JACKSON Ronnie Craven P. O. Box 919, Marianne, 32446 904 482-2132 482-3313 JEFFERSON James H. Scott P. O. Box 339, Monticello, 32344. . ..904 997-5414 997-2023 LAFAYETTE Stanley Cannon P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066 904 294-1222 294-1301 LAKE Guy C. Bliss 16 Texas Ave. , Tavares, 32778 904 343-2101 343-2101 LEE Frank Wanicka P. O. Box 1087, Ft. Myers, 33902 . . 813 334-4551 334-1191 LEON Raymond Hamlin, Jr. PQ. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302 . 904 222-4740 576-3121 LEVY Pat Hartley P. O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621 904 486-2321 486-2321 LIBERTY L. C. Rankin P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321 904 643-3532 643-3532 MADISON Joe C. Peavy Madison County Sheriff's Dept. , Madison, 32340 973-2313 973-6331 MANATEE Richard Weitzenfeld P. O. Box 590, Bradenton, 33506 813 746-7121 746-7121 MARION Don Moreland P. O. Box 907, Deals, 32670 904 6224) 181 622-8282 MARTIN James D. Holt P. O. Box 87, Stuart, 33494 .. . 305 283-1300 283-1300 MONROE R. L. Brown P. O. Box 1269, Key West, 33040 305 296-2424 296-2424 NASSAU H. S. McKendree P. O. Box 744, Fernandina Beach, 32034 261-3675 261-3231 OKALOOSA Ray Wilson Court House, Crestview, 32536 904 682-2788 682-2788 OKEECHOBEE John W. Collier 305 North West Fifth St., Okeechobee, 33472 .. . 813 763-3117 763-3117 ORANGE Melvin Colman 1 North Court Avenue, Orlando, 32801 . . . 305 241-1531 241-1531 OSCEOLA Ernest P. Murphy P. O. Box 1606, K issimmee, 32741 .. . 305 847-5121 847-5121 PALM BEACH William Heidtman P. O. Box 670, West Palm Beach, 33402 ... 305 833-7481 833-7481 PASCO Basil Gaines Drawer 1047, Dade City, 33525 904 567-5131 567-5131 PINE LLAS Don Genung Sheriff's Administration Building, Clearwater, 33516, ...813 447-4511 447-4511 (Operational Office) .. . 813 531-5811 POLK Monroe Brannen P. O. Box 1219,Bartow, 33830 813 533-1181 533-1181 PUTNAM E. W. Pellicer P. O. Box 29, Palatka, 32077 904 328-3401 328-3401 ST. JOHNS Dudley Garrett P. Q. Box 328, St. Augustine, 32084 . 904 829-6491 829-6494 ST. LUCIE ;. Lanie Norvell P. O. Box 458, Ft. Pierce, 33450 305 461-7300 461-7301 SANTA ROSA Harvell Enf inger P. O. Box 729, Milton, 32570 . 904 623-3691 623-3691 SARASOTA Jimmy Hardcastle P. O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 33578 .. .813 958-3193 958-3193 SEMINOLE John E. Polk 301 N. Park Ave. , Sanford, 32771 . . . 305 322-5115 322-5115 SUMTER Don Page P. O. Box 188, Bushnel(, 33513 904 793-2621 793-2621 SUWANNEE Robert Leonard P. O. Box 758, Live Oak, 32060 .904 362-2222 362-2222 TAYLOR M. S. I.intan P. O. Box 507, Perry, .32347 904 584-4225 584~2 UN ION John Whitehead P. O. Box 356, Lake Butler, 32054 496-2511 496-2501 VOLUS I A Edwin Duff II P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32720 734-3441 734-3441 (Daytona Beach) 904 252-0485 WAKULLA W. R. Taff P. O. Box 36, Crawfordville, 32327 . . 904 926-3401 926-5741 WALTON L. S. Campbell P. O. Box 7, DeFuniak Springs, 32433 904 892-2721 892-5423 WAS HI N GTON Theron Cook P. O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428 904 638-0610 638-0610

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT P. O. Box 1489 WII.LIAM REED (904) 4884)771 OF LAW ENFORCEMENT Tallahassee, 32302 Commissioner FLORIDA SHERIFFS P. O. Box 1487 CARL STAUFFER (904) 224-9975 ASSOCIATION Tallahassee, 32302 Executive Director

ASSOC I AT I 0N ATTOR NE Y P. O. Box 669 JOHN A. MADIGAN, JR. (904) 222-3730 Tallahassee, 32302 FLORIDA SHERIFFS Boys Ranch, HARRY K. WEAVER (904) 842-5501 Boys Ranch & Girls Villa Florids 32060 Executive Director