MARCH —APRIL 1980 CONTENTS Sheriffs Association Officers and Directors 2

PUBLISHED BY THE FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION MARCH —APRIL 1980 CONTENTS Sheriffs Association Officers and Directors 2

FLORIDA'S GOVERNMENT: Executive Branch Directory of State Agencies State Government Chart 12 Legislative Branch 14 Judicial Branch 23

Florida's Men in Washington 27 Directory of County Officials 32 Sheriffs of Florida (Biographies) 39 Florida Police Chiefs 54 Directory of Law Enforcement Agencies 56 Sheriffs' Telephone Numbers and Addresses Inside back cover

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Justice is supposed to be blind, but judges are legislation. The Florida Sheriffs Association, the not. Yet, it appears that many judges and prosecu- Attorney General's Office and the Florida Outdoor tors in Florida have chosen to ignore or bypass a law Advertising Association mapped out a criminal which was passed by the 1975 Florida Legislature awareness campaign for 1976 consisting of TV and and called for a minimum, mandatory prison term of radio announcements, roadside billboards, news at least three years for anyone using a firearm while releases and posters for the doors of often-robbed committing murder, sexual battery, robbery, bur- businesses. glary, arson, aggravated assault, kidnapping, As Sheriffs Association President Frank Cline escape or aircraft piracy. The minimum sentence points out in his President's Message (page 1), the was three years, and terms could go up to life. Three-Years-to-Life law seemed to work for awhile, Senate Bill 55 was hailed as a deterrent to crime, but is now being ignored. The public is paying the and many other states went about passing similar price, and Sheriff Cline is not happy about it. "Statistics. .. made me mad as heH"

I saw some statistics the other day that made me mad as hell. These figures revealed that only about 30 percent of the gun-toting criminals sent to prison in Florida during the past four years have been sentenced under a law designed to crack down on crimes involving guns and other deadly weapons. This law requires judges to give armed criminals who commit certain serious crimes at least three years in with no prison hope of parole or President Frank Clina addressing the Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the probation during that mandatory Florida Sheriffs Association in Crystal River, January 29, 1980. time. It is a tough law and a good law. It was passed in Some judges are apparently deciding to ignore the 1975 with stmng support from the Florida Sheriffs TYTL law and are sentencing gun-toting criminals with- Association. We called it the "three-years-to-life" out citing that law. Prosecutors are apparently bypass- (TYTL) law; and we publicized it statewide through ing the TYTL law by reducing serious charges involv- billboards and the media to make certain it would ing guns to lesser charges during plea bargaining sessions. deter armed hoodlums. The three-year mandatory sentence applies only when Our efforts paid off dramatically for a little while. guns are used in certain specific crimes such as murder of In 1978, the year after the TYTL law was passed, all degrees, rape, robbery, burglary, arson, aggravated armed robberies dropped 28.2 percent, and all violent assault, aggravated battery, kidnapping, escape, breaking crimes dropped 5.5 percent; but the trend soon re- and entering, and aircraft piracy. When charges are re- versed and, since 1977, robberies and violent crimes duced to lesser crimes, the fact that a gun was used does have been increasing at an accelerating rate. In the not automatically trigger a mandatory sentence, and the first nine months of 1979, aimed robberies increased gunman is likely to get off light. 19.9 percent; murder with handguns increased 20.3 If the TYTL were being properly used, I suspect and shotgun murders increased percent; 39.9 percent. more armed mbbers would be going to prison. In The TYTL law worked for one and then year 1978, 5,471 suspects were arrested for all categories stopped working, and know why: because certain I of robbery, but only 4,000 went to prison. Thus, and pmsecutors judges began ignoring it or bypass- 1,471 went free. Some were obviously acquitted, but ing it. They' re still doing it. Judges don't like it I wonder how many benefited from plea bargaining, because it takes away some of their discretion in probation and other maneuvers. serious cases. Prosecutors are prone to use it as a When the TYTL law was passed, prison officials handy plea bargaining tooL braced for a flood of prisoners, but a Department of Sheriffs have known this was going on, but they Corrections official was recently quoted as saying it didn't know how bad it was until the Department of actually has had no noticeable effect on the prison popu- Corrections figures showed the TYTL law was being lation, and "no significant impact on our planning (for used only about 30 percent of the time. the future. )" This tells me that about 70 percent of the criminals In the 1973-74 fiscal year, just under 10 percent of using guns in crimes are being improperly charged and Florida's new prisoners were armed robbers. Two years sentenced. Many of them will be eligible for parole with- later, immediately after the TYTL law was passed, the in six months to a year, when they should be serving three years or more. (continued on page 3)

MARCH —APRIL 1980 -lgjwvton 'H. Murdock Vice President

OFFICERS ef the FM)RIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION Frank E. Cline, President

Johri:Polk Tullis D. Easterling David. F. Harvey W. A. Woodham Immediate Past President Secretary Treasurer Board Chairman

Appointed Officials

Berwin Williams John A. Madigan Executive Director General Counsel Joe Sheppard Clayton Williams Sergeants-Arms Chaplain

THE SHERIFF'S STAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ken Katsaris W. A. Woodham Fred Peel Burton R. Quinn P. A. Edmonson Malcolm McCsll

District I District I II Sheriffs serving ss directors from this district are: Ken Kstssris, Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are: Burton R. Quinn, Leon County; W. A. Woodham, Gadsden County; and Fred Peel, Citrus County; P. A. Edmonson, Flagler County; and Malcolm McCall, Washington County. Other counties in this district are: Bay, Calhoun, Lake County. Other counties in this district are: Brevsrd, Hernando, Escambis, Franklin, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Liberty, Oks- Hillsborough, Indian River, Levy, Marion, Orange, Osceols, Pssco, loose, Santa Rosa, Wskulla and Walton. Pinellas, Polk, Seminole, Sumter snd Volusia.

Roy Rodgers Glenn Bailey Jennings Murrhee Aubrey Rogers Jim Holt Earl S. Dyess, Sr.

District II District I V Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are Roy Rodgers, Gil- Sheriffs serving as directors from this district are: Aubrey Rogers, christ County; Glenn Bailey, Columbia County; and Jennings Murrhee, Collier County; Jim Holt, Martin County; and Earl S. Dyess, Sr., Hen- Clay County. Other counties in this district are: Alachus, Baker, Brad- dry County. Other counties in this district sre: Browsrd, Charlotte, ford, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Hamilton, Lafayette, Madison, Nassau, Dade, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Highlands, Lee, Manatee, Monroe, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Tayior and Union. Okeechobee, Palm Beach, St, Lucis and Sarasota.

(President 's Message continued from page 1) percentage jumped to 18; but it dropped to 10 percent the 50 Sheriffs signed on as a charter member. However, keeping following year, and to 9.6 percent the year after that. in touch in those "horse and buggy" days proved to be an ex- Meanwhile, Florida's crime rate has increased from 680 tremely difficult task, and the newly-organized Association violent crimes for every 100,000 residents in 1976, to 734 in soon lost momentum. 1978. It became inactive about 1915,but was reactivated in 1928 The "revolving door system" of short prison terms for and eventually became a widely-recognized trail-blazer among armed and dangerous criminals is still operating; and the law law enforcement organizations. Over a 50-year span Sheriffs, that was passed to slow it down is not being used. working together through the Association, developed a state- The TYTL law is an excellent law, but it has not been wide communications network, modernized their crime fight- given a fair shake. Certain judges and prosecutors are not giving methods, strengthened criminal laws, founded the unique ing it a chance to do what it was intended to do. They are Florida Sheriffs Bureau which has evolved into today's Florida not carrying out the intent of the legislature; they are not Department of Law Enforcement, played a leading role in living up to their oaths of office to uphold the laws of modernizing law enforcement training, helped to elevate the Florida; and the more I think about it, the madder I get. professional standards of law enforcement officers, and created 70 and still going strong' the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, a nationally-famous home for needy and worthy youngsters which has developed into a grow- The Florida Sheriffs Association will celebrate its 70th anni- ing chain of child care institutions operated by the Florida Sher- versary this year. It was founded in 1910to bring Sheriffs in- iffs Youth Fund. to "closer touch with each other, "the charter said. After 70 years, the Association is still going strong! Florida had 50 counties then, and every one of the state' s

MARCH —APRIL 19BO Governor GOVERNOR BOB GRAHAM

Bob Graham, Florida's 88th Governor, is an achiever from a family of achievers. His father, Ernest ("Cap" for World War service) Graham, was a South Dakota mining engineer before he built a dairy and land empire from palmetto and sawgrass "scratch" in Dade County in the 1920's. The elder Graham became a member of the State Road Board in 1929;later served as a State Senator from Dade Coun- ty, and ran unsuccessfully for Governor in 1944. The Governor's brother, Philip, became publisher of the Washington Post; and his brother, Bill, was successful in dairy, land development and cattle businesses. His aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Thompson, served as State Motor Vehicle Commissioner during the administration of Governor LeRoy Collins —the only woman in the Governor's "little cabinet. " His mother, the former Hilda Simmons, was a school teacher in DeFuniak Springs before she married Ernest Graham and moved to Dade County. Governor Graham was born November 9, 1986, in Miami; attended public schools in Dade County; and began his political career at Miami High School when he was elected president of the student body. At the University of Florida, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1959,he was never accused of maintaining a low profile. Alumni from the class of '59 will recall that he was Chancellor of the High Court, on the debate team, attained Phi Beta Kappa and Florida Blue Key through his academic and leadership attainments. He also served as president of Sigma Nu and Phi Eta Sigma fraternities. He went on to Harvard University and received his law degree there in 1962. Four years later he ran successfully for a seat in the Florida House of Representatives. In 1970, he was elected to the Florida Senate and demon- strated a talent for the art of lawmaking, especially in the areas of education and health services. After eight years in the Senate, he ran a successful race for Governor and became the first Dade Countian to attain that high office.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR During his 12 years in the Florida Legislature many honors He has written a book about the campaign. It's titled came his way. He was the four-time recipient of Allen Morris "Workdays: Finding Florida on the Job." Awards and also received recognition from the Florida Jaycees, Address: State Capitol, Tallahassee 32301 St. Petersburg Times, Tallahassee Democrat, Conservation 70's, 904/488-4441 (Main State Capitol No. gi Governor's Florida Wildlife, Sierra Club, Florida Association of Communi- Office) ty Colleges and the Florida School Boards Association. 202/624-2050 (Hall of the States, 444 North Capitol Street, The Governor's many community services include his Washington 20001) participation in the 4-H Youth Foundation, the National Commission on Reform of Secondary Education, the National Governor's Staff Foundation for Improvement of Education, the Southern L. Garry Smith, Jr. .... Chief of Staff Regional Education Board, the National Committee for Dennis M. Ross ...... Deputy Chief of Staff Citizens in Education, and Senior Centers of Dade County. Cappy L'Amoreaux ...... Personal Secretary In addition to his professional status as an attorney, Bob Salem Executive Assistant Governor Graham has been involved in cattle, dairy and land (Scheduling and Travel) development ventures. He is Vice President of The Graham John Aurell .. General Counsel Company, a cattle and dairy business; and Chairman of the Steve Hull ...... Communications Director Board of Sengra Development Corporation, the firm that Jim Tait...... Director, Planning & Budgeting developed Miami Lakes. According to information released Richard Williams . . Inspector General to the media by the Governor's office, Miami Lakes is a new Jere Moore...... Cabinet Liaison - Special Assistant town recognized as an outstanding model of community Ron Book...... Legislative Liaison-Special Assistant planning. Cathy Kelly...... Appointments Coordinator Governor Graham is married to the former Adele Khoury, State, Regional and Local of Miami Springs, and they have four children: Gwen, born Marvin Davies. .. . . Special Assistant - Minority Affairs January 31, 1963; Glen, March 18, 1964; Arva, July 25, 1967; Ron Villella Administration Director and Kendall, April 30, 1969. Terry Smith. . Director, Florida State For recreation, the Governor plays tennis and golf. He also and Federal Relations Office (Washington) holds a private pilot's license. Lex Hester...... Director, State Energy Office During his successful campaign for Governor he vowed to Debra DeLee. ... Special Assistant - Commission on the work 100 jobs to get the workingman's point of view, and Status of Women, Florida Office the media gave extensive coverage to his on-the-job experiences of Voluntary Citizen Participation which ranged from the Panhandle oil fields at Jay, to the Joe Thomas ...... Executive Policy Staff Coordinator South Florida tomato fields near Naples. Sue Tully ...... Correspondence Coordinator I.ieutenant Governor

WAYNE MIXSON

- . Tallahassee's Capitol complex . -"=:: -:"".;;:--:;g: served as Chairman of the Governor's Tax Reform Commission is familiar territory to Wayne and continues to oversee tax policy development in the Ad- Mixson, a Jackson County farmer ministration. Third, he is liaison to locally-elected officials and who was sworn in as Florida's citizens of the State to their government in Tallahassee. Lieutenant Governor on Janu- The Lieutenant Governor was born in New Brockton, ary 2, 1979. Alabama, on June 16, 1922, and became a resident of Florida Before he became Governor in 1941.He received a Bachelor of Science degree in business Bob Graham's running mate in administration from the University of Florida, where he the 1978 election campaign, he graduated with honors. He also attended Columbia University served 12 years in the Florida and the University of Pennsylvania and holds honorary scho- Legislature. For six of those years lastic membership in Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Kappa Phi he was Chairman of the House fraternities. Agriculture and General Legisla- He is married to the former Margie Grace of Graceville and tion Committee. During his operates a working farm between Marianna and Graceville. tenure in the House, he also served on the Appropriations and Mrs. Mixson is a retired English instructor. Rules committees. A variety of groups across the State have honored him for his service to Florida in the Legislature. Outside the Legislature his public service has included Office Location . . . Capitol Building appointments to the Governor's Council on Housing Goals, Telephone Number . .. 488-4711 the Governor's Commission on Property Rights, and the Florida Governor's Migrant Labor Commission. Lt. Staff Lt. Governor Mixson holds responsibility in three major Ed Yawn ...... Staff Director areas for the Graham-Mixson Administration. First, he is the Jean Daniel...... Administrative Assistant State's chief spokesman for economic development. In this Ethel Gould . .... Executive Secretary capacity he has participated in successful trips to Guatemala, Steve Liner ...... Staff Assistant Japan and sites throughout the United States. Secondly, he Frank Sanchez. . .Staff Assistant

MARCH —APRIL 1980 State Treasurer Insurance Commissioner and Fire Marshal BILL GUNTER (D}

Born —Jacksonville, Florida, Outstanding Young Men" in Florida; elected to University July 16, 1934. of Florida Hall of Fame and Blue Key Fraternity; recipient Education —BS Degree, Univer- of 1972 Florida Jaycee Good Government Award for out- sity of Florida, 1956. standing public service; elected to the Executive Committee Prior occupation —Insurance and of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, investments. 1978; elected Secretary-Treasurer of the National Association Wife's name —Teresa of State Treasurers, 1978. Children —three Office Location Capitol Building Church affiliation —Baptist Telephone Number . . . . . 488-3440 Military service —U. S. Army Honors —National President, Executive Staff Future Farmers of America, 1954-55; Florida Senate, Allan J. Katz ...... Assistant Insurance Commissioner- 1966-72; U. S. Representative, Assistant Treasurer and General Counsel 1972-1974; ran for U. S. Senate, 1974, and was narrowly James P. Hanna ...... Deputy Insurance Commissioner defeated by Sen. Richard Stone; elected Florida Treasurer- Ann Wainwright...... Deputy Treasurer Insurance Commissioner, 1976, with highest vote total Mike Petit ...... , Executive Assistant of any candidate in history of State; reelected, 1978, for a Jim Flack...... Executive Assistant four-year term. Selected by State Jaycees as "One of Five James Brown...... Cabinet Affairs Director

Commissioner of Agriculture

DOYLE CONNER (D) Born —Starke, Florida, cultural Organization; elected state's 7th Commissioner of December 17, 1928. Agriculture in 1960; reelected in 1964, 1966, 1970, Education —BS Degree in Agri- 1974 and 1978; University of Florida Distinguished culture, University of Florida, Alumni Award, 1972; Past President of The Southern 1952. United States Trade Association; also received numerous Children —three awards for agricultural and public service activities. Church affiliation —Baptist Office Location Capitol Building Honors —at age 21, elected to Telephone Number ...... 488-3022 Florida House of Represen- tatives, while attending Uni- Executive Staff versity of Florida; served Harold Hoffman ...... Assistant Commissioner five terms; in 1957, at age 28, ...... Program/Travel Coordinator became state's youngest Speak- Ben Ayres ...... Anderson ...... er of the House; "One of the Adrian .. . Investigator Charles ...... Cabinet Aide Nation's Outstanding Youths" by Outdoor Writers of Amer- Blair ...... Executive Assistant ica, 1947; National President of Future Farmers of America, Harry Ferrell 1948-49; "One of the Five Outstanding Young Men in Flor- Roosevelt Harris ...... Executive Assistant Richard Kelly...... , ...... Executive Assistant ida" by State Jaycees, 1950; "One of the 10 Outstanding ...... Cabinet Aide Young Men in the Nation" by the U. S. Jaycees, 1961;con- Lee Rumbley (Ms. ) ...... sidered the Dean of the Florida Cabinet; Past President of the Jack Shoemaker ...... Staff Counsel Wood . . . National and Southern Association of State Departments of Hayes .. Agricultural Programs Coordinator Charles Allen...... Chief, Information Services Agriculture; first President of Latin American-Florida Agri- C. Tom Dierking ...... Chief, Personnel

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Attorney General

JIM SMITH (D) 1977; resigned, November, 1978, after being elected — Attornev General. Born Jacksonville, Florida, — May 25, 1940. Affiliations Member, Children's Home Society, Girl Scout Education —Public schools, Council of Apalachee Bend, Florida Law Revision Commis- Jacksonville, Libya and Spain; sion, Stetson College of Law Board of Overseers, Florida Bachelor's Degree in Public State University Athletic Committee, Council of Advisors, Administration, Florida State Board of Trustees of University Foundation and President's University, 1962; JD Degree, Fund for Excellence; Chairman, Governor's Task Force on Stetson University College of Mobile Homes, 1973; Past President, Florida State Uni- Law, 1967; received Walter versity Alumni Association; Past Director, Florida Council Mann Award for leadership of 100, Andrew Jackson State Savings and Loan Associa- potential; elected Senior Class tion, and Coral Ridge-Collier Properties, Inc. ; member, President; also President of American, Florida and Leon County Bar Associations, Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. and American Judicature Society. Wife's name —Carole Ann Office Location Capitol Building Children —three Telephone Number ...... 487-1963 Church affiliation —Methodist Military service —Two years' active duty, U. S. Army, dis- Executive Staff charged with rank of Captain. Ken Tucker. ... Deputy Attorney General Career Highlights —Private law practice, Ft. Lauderdale; Nancy Linnan .. . Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. for Cabinet Affairs Executive Assistant to Secretary of State; Deputy Secre- George Georgieff ...... Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. tary of State, 1969; Executive Assistant to Lieutenant Div. of Criminal Appeals Governor, 1971; Deputy Secretary of Commerce, also Lou Deal...... Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. , Opinions Div. 1971;Senior Staff Assistant to the Governor; private law Sid McKenzie . Chief Trial Counsel, Asst. Dep. Atty. Gen. practice, Tallahassee, 1972; managed Gov. Askew's re- Steve Wilkerson ...... Exec. Asst. for Admin. Affairs election campaign, 1974; appointed to Board of Regents, Don North . Exec. Asst. for Public Affairs State Comptroller GERALD A. "JERRY"LEWIS (D) chairman of State Employees Division of American Can- Born —Birmingham, Alabama, cer Society fund drive, 1976; statewide chairman of both March 31, 1934. State Employees Heart Fund Drive and Cancer Crusade, Education —Harvard College, 1978; coordinator of the State Employees Savings Bond 1955; Harvard Law School, Drive and cited by the U. S. Treasury Department for out- 1960. standing patriotic service, 1978-79; chairman of Leon Prior occupation —attorney County State Employees Division for the United Way Drive, Children —three 1978, and member of the Board of Trustees of the Religious affiliation —Jewish Conference of State Bank Supervisors Schools. Military service —U. S. Army, Office Location Capitol Building paratrooper, U. S. Army Telephone Number . . . . 488-0370 Reserve, Commanding Officer, Special Forces Detachment; Executive Staff Florida National Guard. John W. (Jack) Madden ...... Assistant Comptroller Honors —elected to the State Gerri Raines Dolan ...... Deputy Comptroller for House of Representatives, 1966; reelected, 1967-68; elected Divisions of Banking and Finance to State Senate, 1970; elected State Comptroller, 1974; re- Walton S. Kinsey, Jr...... Deputy Comptroller for elected, 1978; awarded Miami Jaycees' Good Government Divisions of Accounting & Auditing Award, 1972; recipient of the Young Democratic Club of and Securities Dade County's Special Presidential Award, 1964-65; ... General Counsel founding member of the Board of Trustees, Conserva- ...... Research Coordinator and tion 70's; member of the Florida Bar Association, Greater Press Secretary Miami Jaycees, Audubon Society, Izaak Walton League, Michael J. Coniglio ...... Chief: Cabinet and Armed Forces League, Reserve Officers Association, 82nd Legislative Affaire Airborne Division Association (past vice chairman of the Michael B. Wynn ...... Investigative Coordinator South Florida Chapter); Harvard Club Miami (past vice Bill McKeown...... Travel/Field Coordinator president and secretary); Harvard Club Schools and Mary Singleton ...... Administration Director Scholarship Committee; Dade County Association for Re- Thomas G. Clemons ...... Accounting and Auditing tarded Children; Dade County Employ the Handicapped Director Committee; recipient of the South Florida Public Service R. Terry Rigsby Banking Director Society's Distinguished Service Award and the United James H. Allen, Jr. Finance Director Cerebral Palsy of Miami's humanitarian Award, 1975; Phillip Snyderburn ...... Securities Director MARCH —APRIL 1980 Secretary of State GEORGE FIRESTONE (D)

Born —New York City, May 13, 1931. Florida resident since Office Location Capitol Building 1936. Telephone Number .. .. 488-3680 Education —Miami Senior High School Executive Staff Prior occupation —Insurance underwriter, owner of indus- Ron Levitt ...... Assistant Secretary of State trial security firm, real estate Ronald M. Brown . .. . Deputy Secretary of State business, investments. Randall Kelley...... Deputy Secretary of State Military Service —U. S. Army, Steve Nail ...... General Counsel 1948-52, served in Europe Bill Stevens . .Chief Cabinet Aide Honors —Elected to Florida Carole Barice .Cabinet Aide House of Representatives, 1966, from Dade and Monroe Division Directors Counties; reelected 1967 (reapportionment election), 1968; elected to Senate in 1972, served through 1978; elected Brenda Carson...... Administrative Services Secretary of State, 1978; chaired important legislative Dorothy Glisson . .... Deputy Secretary for Elections committees; St. Petersburg Times Award, "Most Valuable Ross Morrell ...... (Acting) Archives, History & Member, " House of Representatives, 1969, 1972; selected Records Management by fellow Senators for Florida Times-Union award, "Out- Dana McKinnon ...Corporations standing First Term Senator;" National Jaycees "Good Barratt Wilkins Library Services Government" award; Florida Chapter, Sierra Club, Legis- Rebecca Kushner ...Cultural Affairs lative Award, 1974; President, National Society of State Don Hazelton . Licensing Legislators, 1972; prior to legislative service served as Lee Warner ...... Historic Preservation Boards President, Miami Jaycees; Chairman Miami Economic Ad- Coordinator visory Board; Chairman, Dade County Civil Service Board. Emily Barefield .. . .Regional Program Administrator Commissioner of Education

RALPH D. TURLINGTON (D) House, "1969-70;"Second Most Effective in Debate, " 1969 and "Most Effective in " Born —Gainesville, Florida, Debate, 1973;Ray Starr Cap- itol "Best October 5, 1920. Keyhole Award as All-time Member of the House of Representatives, " Education —BS in Business Ad- 1970; Outstanding Young Man, Gaines- ville Jaycees, Good Government ministration, University of 1954; Award, Florida Jay- cees, 1966; School Bell Award, Florida Education Associa- Florida, 1942; Master's in tion, University of Florida Business Administration, 1967; Distinguished Alumni Award, appointed Commissioner Education, Harvard, 1943; honorary 1967; of April 25, 1974; elected Commissioner of Education, No- Doctor of Laws Degree, Stet- vember, reelected, son University, September, 1974; November, 1978. 1975; honorary Doctor of Office Location Capitol Building Laws Degree, University of Telephone Number .. . . 487-1785 Miami, 1977. Executive Staff Prior occupation —Faculty member, University of Florida; Roger Nichols Deputy Commissioner insurance. Shelley Boone ...... Deputy Commissioner for Special Wife's name —Ann Programs Church affiliation —Baptist Francis (Pete) Millett ...... Deputy Commissioner for Military service —Captain, U. S. Army, World War II, 3 Education years; Captain, with intelligence unit in Washington, ...... Director, Division of Korean conflict, 1-1/2 years. Public Schools York ...... Honors —Member of Florida Legislature, 1950-1974;Speaker E. T. Chancellor, Board of Regents, Division of House of Representatives, 1966-68; 24 years continuous of Universities Joe D. Mille .... . Director, Division legislative service is modern day record; served record 12 of Vocational years on House Education Committee and House Appro- Education Lee Henderson . priations Committee; was "Dean" of the House when ap- Director, Division of pointed Commissioner of Education; named "Most Valuable Community Colleges Howard Friedman Exec. Assst. Public Member of the House" by St. Petersburg Times, 1965; Al- Jay , Information Frank Mirabella len Morris Award as "Second Most Valuable Member in Leg- .Chief Cabinet Aide islature, " 1965; "Second Most Valuable Member of the Don Wedewer...... Director, Division of Blind Services THE SHERIFF'S STAR Alcoholic Beverages & Howard Building Tobacco 2571 Exec. Center Circle, E. Charles A. Nuzum, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Johns Building (904) 488-2356 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-7891 Div. of Veterans Affairs Robert R. Erskine, Director General Regulation P. O. Box 1437 Elizabeth W. Willis, St. Petersburg, 33731 Director (813) 898-4443 Johns Building Tallahassee, 32301 Comptroller —(See (904) 488-9820 Banking) Pari-Mutuel Commission Corrections, Leon G. vanWert, Chairman Stephen Abramson Department of James L. Lewis Louie L. Wainwright, Administration, Agriculture 8 Plant Industry Billy Vessels Secretary Halwin L. Jones, Director Cope D. Newbern 1311 Winewood Board of Consumer Services, P. O. Box 1269 Citrus, Department Boulevard* Ernest C. Frohboese, Department ot Gainesville, 32602 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 372-3505 of Executive Director Doyle Conner (904) 488-7480 Ambassador Office Commissioner of Standards W. Bernard Laster David D Bachman* Building Agriculture Sydney Andrews, Director P. O. Box 148 Deputy Secretary 2005-135 Apalachee Pkwy. The Capitol Lab Complex Lakeland, 33802 (904) 488-7860 P. O. Drawer 5318 Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 682-0171 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3022 (904) 488-0645 Paul * (904) 488-4406 A. Skelton, Jr. Commerce, Dept. of Assistant Secretary Divisions for Administration, Attorney General- Sidney H. Levin, Secretary Operations Department of Consumer Services 510-C, Collins Building (904) 488-8181 Jane Robinson, Director (See Legal Affairs) Tallahassee, 32301 Marcellas Durham' Nevin G. Smith, Secretary Mayo Building 488-3104 Auditor General, (904) Asst. Room 435, Carlton Building Tallahassee, 32301 Secretary for Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-2221 Office of Divisions Programs 488-9940 (904) 488-4116 (904) Dairy Industry Ernest Ellison, Auditor Economic Development Divisions Jay Boosinger, Director General Steve Albee, Director Pamela Davis, Ph. D. Asst. Mayo Building Room 231, Holland 501 Collins Building Secretary for OMB Human Resource Tallahassee, 32301 Building Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3800 Management P. O. Box 1735 (904) 488-6300 (904) 487-1450 Ronald B. Jones Ms. Patsy Barber, Director Tallahassee, 32302 Director Rm. 235, Carlton Bldg. Administration (904) 488-5534 Tourism (904) 487-2293 John Shipp, Director Ed Gilbert, Director Adult Services Program Room 509, The Capitol Banking 4 Finance, 504 Collins Building Office Personnel Tallahassee, 32301 Dept. of Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 487-2475 Robert Woolfork, Director (904) 488-5606 (904) 488-5321 Leonard Room 235, Carlton Bldg. Gerald A. Lewis, Flynn, Director Probation 8 Parole (904) 488-3967 Animal Industry Comptroller Community Affairs, Dr. C. L. Campbell, Dir. The Capitol Services Program Office (Mailing address for above Mayo Building Tallahassee, 32304 Dept. of (904) 487-2165 officials is: 530 Carlton Tallahassee. 32301 (904) 488-0370 Joan M. Heggen, Secretary Building, Tallahassee, (904) 488-7747 Benjamin Groomes, 32301) Business Regulation, The Howard Building Director 2571 Executive Center Chemistry Dept. of Health & Education Pro- Retirement Dr. C. H. Van Middelem, Circle, E. gram Office A. J. McMullian III, Director Richard Burroughs, Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 487-2270 Director Lab Complex Secretary (904) 488-8466 Cedars Executive Center Tallahasssee, 32301 Johns Building Curt McKenzie, Director Richard L. Bowers Deputy North Monroe Street (904) 488-0295 725 S. Bronough Street Youth Services Program Building C Tallahassee, 32301 Secretary Office The Howard Tallahassee, 32303 Forestry (904) 488-7114 Building (904) 488-1140 (904) 488-5541 John Bethea, Director 2571 Executive Center Collins Building Divisions Circle, E. (*Address same as above) Administrative Hearings Tallahassee. 32301 Tallahassee. 32301 Chris Bentley, Director (904) 488-4274 Pari-Mutuel Wagering (904) 488-8466 REGIONAL DIRECTORS Rm. 101, Collins Building Gary Rutledge Director Tallahassee, 32301 Fruit & Vegetable In- Room 510 Divisions Region 1 (904) 488-9675 spection 1350 N. W. 12th Avenue Philip Shuford H. M. Riley, Director Miami, 33136 Office of Community (Acting Director) Human Relations P. O. Box 1072 (305) 325-3475 Services P. O. Box 1526 Commission Winter Haven, 33880 Cheryl Cromwell, Director Marianne, 32446 Dr. Norman Jackson, (813) 294-3511 Hotels & Restaurants 2571 Executive Center (904) 526-3651 Director Anthony Ninos, Director Circle, E. Region II Montgomery Bldg. , Inspection Johns Building Tallahassee, 32301 Suite 100 Vincent Giglio, Director 725 S. Bronough Street (904) 488-7572 Ramon Gray Koger Center Mayo Building Tallahassee, 32301 2002 N. W. 13th Street Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-1133 Division of Public Safety Suite 102 (904) 488-7082 (904) 488-3731 Planning & Assistance Gainesville, 32601 Fla. Land Sales & John G. Burke, Director (904) 376-1150 Marketing Condominiums Room 530, Carlton Building John D. Stiles, Director James S. Roth, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Region III Mayo Building Johns Building (904) 488-6001 Herbert C. Kelley Tallahassee, 32301 725 S. Bronough St. 400 W. Robinson Street (904) 488-4031 Tallahassee, 32301 Division of Local Resource Suite 909 (904) 488-0712 Management Orlando, 32801 Michael Garretson, (305) 423-6125 Director

MARCH —APRIL 1980 STATE AGENCIES Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Environmental Bond Finance (904) 487-1111 (904) 488-1404 continued Regulation, Depart- William Sweeney, Director 627 Larson Building Program Offices Insurance, Depart- ment of Tallahassee, 32301 Region IV Youth Services ment of Jake Yarn, Secretary (904) 488-4782 Ana Gispert Allan C. Hubanks, Director Twin Towers Bill Gunter, Treasurer 7300 North Kendall Drive Building Construction & 1317 Winewood Boulevard 2600 Blair Stone Road and Insurance Suite 601 Property Management Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Commissioner Miami, 33156 Albert E. Bass, Director (904) 488-8762 (305) 279-4011 (904) 488-4807 The Capitol 507-A Larson Building Tallahassee, 32301 Mental Health Divisions Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3440 Region V (904) 488-2774 Dr. Robert Furlough, Harry Singletary Environmental Programs Acting Director 5422 West Bay Center Drive Divisions Townsend, Communications 1323 Winewood Boulevard Suite 101 William Director Donald Allen, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Administration Tampa, 33601 (904) 487-1855 615 Larson Building (904) 488-8304 Gerald C. Wester, Director (813) 272-3860 Tallahassee, 32301 Rm. 135, Larson Building Developmental Services Crimes Compensa- Environmental Permitting (904) 488-3595 Tallahassee, 32301 Steve Fox, Director Charles Kimber, Director (904) 488-5263 tion Commission (904) 488-0130 Electronic Data Processing 1311 Winewood Boulevard J. Robert Ippolito, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Insurance Company Ms. C. Bette Wimbish, Administrative Services 114 Bloxham Building (904) 488-4257 Regulation Chairman William Sumner, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Spencer L. Cullen, Jr., 2562 Executive Center 487-1960 (904) 488-4573 Vocational Rehabilitation Director Circle, E. David Sellars, Director Rm. 143, Larson Building Tallahassee, 32301 Ethics Commission Motor Pools 1309 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32301 Robert Stanton, Director Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488O848 Lawrence A. Gonzalez, (904) 488-5183 G-47, Larson Building Executive Director (904) 488-6210 William H. "Bill" Bevis. Tallahassee, 32301 Insurance Consumer Commissioner New Capitol Social 8 Economic Box (904) 488-4099 Services (904) 488-0848 P. O. 6 Services Tallahassee, 32302 Bill P. Canova, Director Purchasing Mary Loepp, Director Rm. 324, Larson Building A. Morris Busbia, (904) 488-7864 John J. Hittinger, Director 1311 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32301 Commissioner Executive 518 Larson Building Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-2660 (904) 488-0848 Clemency, Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3271 Office of (Pardon (904) 488-1194 Insurance Fraud St@ff: Health Robert E. Executive Director Board) McKenna, Security James T. Howell, M. D., Director Herbert G. Parker Mrs. Alice S. Ragsdale, Nathan Sharron, Director Director 6501 N. W. 36th Street (904) 488-0848 Coordinator 618 Larson Building 1323 Winewood Boulevard Miami, 33166 Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Education, Dept. of 442 Larson Building (305) 325-3466 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 487-2700 (904) 487-2705 Ralph D. Turlington 488-2952 LP Gas (904) Surplus Property Commissioner of Children's Medical G. David Rogers, Director R. C. Covington, Director Education Fire Marshal —(See Services Rm. 458, Larson Building 470 Larson Building The Capitol Insurance) William Ausbon, M. D. Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Director 488-5776 488-3524 (904) (904) 487-1785 Fla. Board of Bar (904) 1323 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32301 Rehabilitation and Divisions Examiners Governor (904) 487-2690 Liquidation Hon. Graham Gene Caruthers, Director Community Colleges John H. Moore, Exec. Robert Aging & Adult Services Director The Capitol Woodcrest Office Plaza Dr. Lee Henderson, Jame P. Doyle, Director John Knox Road 1300 East Park Avenue Tallahassee, 32301 Director 1323 Winewood Boulevard Rm. Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-4441 Bldg. L, 200 310 Collins Building Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32303 (904) 487-1292 Tallahassee, 32301 Health 8 Rehabili- (904) 488-2650 (904) 488-7726 488-1721 (904) Game & Fresh Water tative Services, Highway Safety 8 Risk Management Public Schools Fish Commission Department of Motor Vehicles James E. Bearden, Director Carey E. Ferreil, Jr., Dir. Rm. 103, Larson Building 523 Knott Building Col. Robert M. Brantly, Dawd H. Pingree, Secretary Tallahassee, 32301 Director Chester Blakemore, Exec. Tallahassee, 32301 1323 Winewood Boulevard Director (904) 488-5073 488-2601 620 S. Meridian Street (904) Tallahassee, 32301 Neil Kirkman Building 101 Bryant Building (904) 488-7721 State Fire Marshal Universities Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-6438 Olin L. Greene, Director E. T. York, Chancellor (904) 488-2975 Alvin J. Taylor, Deputy Rm. 447, Larson Building 210 Collins Building General Services, Secretary Divisions Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 1323 Winewood Boulevard (904) 488-8268 (904) 488-4234 Department of Tallahassee, 32301 Florida Highway Patrol (904) 488-7721 Col. J. E. Beach, Director Treasury Vocational Education Thomas R. Brown, Neil Kirkman Building Jay Yelton, Director Director Joe Mills, Executive Director Tom Gardner, Assistant Tallahassee, 32301 Rm. P-1, The Capitol 303 Collins Building 115 Larson Building Assistant Secretary for (904) 488-6517 Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Administration (904) 488-6776 (904) 488-8961 (904) 488-2786 1317 Winewood Boulevard Motor Vehicles Tallahassee, 32301 John Calvin, Director Labor and Employ- Blind Services L. Melton, Leonard (904) 488-7851 Neil Kirkman Building Don Wedewer, Director ment Security, Assistant Executive Tallahassee, 32301 Howard Building Director Phyllis Roe, Assistant (904) 488-6084 Department of 2571 Executive Center 115 Larson Building Secretary for Operations Wallace Circle, E. Tallahassee, 32301 1323 Winewood Boulevard Driver Licenses Orr, Secretary 2590 Executive Center Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3341 Tallahassee, 32301 Ma). C. W. Keith, Director Circle, E. (904) 488-1330 (904) 488-8901 Neil Kirkman Building Divisions Tallahassee, 32301 Suite 206 Berkeley Building Abe Lavine (904) 488-3144 Administration Assistant Secretary for Tallahassee, 32301 Director George V. Tillman, Program Planning & Admmistrative Services (904) 488-4398 Building 616 Larson Development Audry Carter, Director 32301 Tallahassee, 1323 Winewood Boulevard Neil Kirkman Building Divisions (904) 488&968

10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Recreation and Parks Tallahassee, 32301 Administrative Services Standards & Training The Capitol Ney C. Landrum, Director (904) 488-3338 A. L. Baker, Director Neil Chamelin, Director Tallahassee, 32301 601 Larson Building Suite (904) 488-8556 (904) 487-2480 204, Berkeley Bldg. Tallahassee, 32301 Administration Tallahassee, 32301 James E. Bernard, Director (Mailing address for all (904) 488-6131 Public Counsel, (904) 488-1188 Carlton Building divisions: Law Enforcement Office of the Tallahassee, 32301 Labor P. O. Box 1489 John J. Brown, Director (904) 488-6272 Steve Campora, Director Tallahassee, 32302) Jack Shreve, Public Crown Building, Room 538 200 Counsel Ashley Building Legal Affairs, Tallahassee, 32301 State, Department of Tallahassee, 32301 Room 4, Holland Building (904) 488-5600 (904) 488-7396 Department of Tallahassee, 32301 George Firestone (904) 488-9330 Secretary of State State Lands Employment Security Jim Smith The Capitol Richard Ludington, Dr. Katie Tucker, Director Attorney General Public Service Tallahassee, 32301 Director 201 Caldwell Building The Capitol (904) 488-3680 Rm. 200, Commission Tallahassee, 32304 Tallahassee, 32301 Pennington Building (904) 488-7728 (904) 487-1963 David Swafford, Executive Transportation, Tallahassee, 32301 Director 488-2725 Department of Workers' Compensation Military Affairs, (904) 101 E. Gaines St. Baxter Swing, Director Department of Parole & Probation Tallahassee, 32301 William Rose, Secretary 201 Ashley Building (904) 488-7181 Haydon Burns Building Tallahassee, 32301 Maj. Gen. Kennedy C. Commission Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-2514 Bullard Members: (904) 488-6721 Adjutant General Maurice G. Crockett, Joseph P. Cresse Employment & Training State Arsenal Chairman Gerald L. Gunter Divisions Rudy Slaughter St. Augustine, 32084 1309 Winewood Blvd. William T. Mayo 200 Lafayette Building (904) 824-8461 Tallahassee, 32301 Robert T. Mann, Chairman Administration Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-1653 John Marks III Larry K. O'Dell, Deputy (904) 487-2954 Natural Resources, Secretary for Administra- Members of Commission: Revenue, Depart- tion Law Enforcement, Department of Anabel P. Mitchell, Vice ment Haydon Burns Building Chairman of Tallahassee, 32301 Department of Dr. Elton Gissendanner Charles J. Scriven, (904) 488-4403 Crown Building, Room 620 Randy Miller, Executive James W. York, Executive Secretary Director Director Tallahassee, 32301 Jack V. Blanton Road Operations (904) 488-1555 102 Carlton Building P. O. Box 1489 Barbara A. Greadington Tallahassee, 32301 Jay W Brown Director Ray E. Howard Haydon Burns Building Tallahassee, 32302 Divisions (904) 488-5050 (904) 488-8771 Kenneth W. Simmons Tallahassee, 32301 Louie L. Wainwright (ex- Divisions (904) 488-7340 Frederick N. Johns, Deputy Marine Resources Ed Joyce, Director officio) Executive Director Collection Enforce- Planning & Programming Crown Rm. 430 and Building, Professional Earnest W. Elliott, Director Divisions Tallahassee, 32301 ment Frank Haydon Burns Building (904) 488-6058 Regulation, Dept. of Puffer, Director Criminal Investigations Fletcher Building Tallahassee, 32301 Frank J. Passone, Director Resource Management Nancy Kelley Wittenberg, Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3329 /904) 488-8771 Secretary (904) 488-2841 Don Duden, Acting Public Transportation Director 2009 Apalachee Parkway Audits Operations Criminal Justice Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 Sam Alexander, Director William W. Miller, Director Information Systems (904) 488-7131 (904) 488-6602 Fletcher Building Haydon Burns Building Robert L. Edwards, Dir. Prosecution Tallahassee, 32301 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-8852 Administration Elton H. Revell, Director Coordination Office (904) 488-0173 (904) 488-8261 Staff Services Crown Building, Rm. 122 Ad Valorem Taxes Treasurer —(See Gerald Bailey, Acting Tallahassee, 32301 Office of the Governor Parrish, Director Director (904) 488-8589 Richard E. Schoditsch, Roy Dept. of Insurance) Fletcher (904) 488-2279 Director Building

THE CAPITOL CENTER J~~W PENSACOLA ST. Z Tallahassee, Florida Z A A A—The Capitol APALACHEE PARKWAY US 27 8—Supreme Court Bldg. ST AUGUS LAPAYETTE C- Knott Bldg. D—Whi tfietd Bldg. Ca] E- Caldwell 8/dg. F—Holland Sldg.

W MADISO ST G- Carlton Bldg. H—Bloxhem 8/dg. w I Sryent Bldg. Z J Mayo Bldg. g K- El/i ot Bldg. L Collins Bldg. W GA INES ST. GAINES ST M- Johns 8/dg. N—Burns Bldg. 0—Larson Bldg. P—House Office Bldg. Senate Oflice Bldg. W. ELOXNAM ST R. A. Grey Sldg. E BLOXNAM ST. Fletcher Sidg.

NO SCALE Map by Ron Cartwright, from THE FLORIDA HANDBOOK

MARCH —APRIL 19BO FLORIDA'S STATE GOVERNMENT 1980

EXECUTIVE BRANCH

Departments under the Governor

Environmental Administration Commerce Labor and Employment Regulation DI V IS I ONS DIVISIONS Security Environmental Regulation Personnel Economic Development Administrative Services Commission Retirement Tourism Labor Administrative Hearings DIVISIONS Employment Security Administrative Services Administration Commission Community Affairs Permit- Governor & Cabinet Environmental Professional & Occupa- DIVISIONS t I Career Service Commission ng Community Services Environmental Programs tional Regulation Business Regulation Disaster Preparedness Technical Assistance Health & Rehabilitative DI V IS I ONS Board of Business Regulation Veterans Affairs Services Professions Dl VIS IONS Florida Commission on Occupations Crimes Compensation Pari-Mutuel Wagering Human Relations General Services Commission Hotels and Restaurants Office of Manpower Florida Land Sales & Planning PROGRAM OFF ICES: Condominiums Aging & Adult Services Transportation Alcoholic Beverages and Corrections Children's Medical DI VISIONS Tobacco Services PROGRAM OFFICES Youth Services Administration General Regulation Adult Services Mental Health Planning & Programming Citrus Community Services Retardation Road Operations Public Transportation Florida Dept. of Citrus Health & Education Vocational Rehabili- Youth Services Operations ADVISORY COMMITTEES tation Social & Economic Chilled Juice Quality Services Concentrate Quality Health Canned Juice Quality Departments under the Governor and Cabinet

Board of Trustees of the Administration, +Board of General Services Highway Safety & Motor Internal Improvement Trust Fund (Governor DIVISIONS Vehicles Governor and Cabinet) Purchasing Treasurer DIVISIONS Electronic Data Proces- Revenue Comptroller Florida Highway Patrol sing Drivers Licenses DIVISIONS Building Construction Enforcement Vehicles Administration Law & Property Manage- Motor ment Administrative Services Collections and DIVISIONS Enforcement Criminal Investigations Communications Natural Resources Ad Valorem Tax Criminal Justice Infor- Bond Finance Motor Pool Audits mation Systems D I V IS I ONS Vehicles Local Law Enforcement Bureau of Administrative Services Office of Executive Bureau of Aircraft Assistance Marine Resources Clemency+ Standards & Training Security Law Enforcement Surplus Property Aecreation and Parks ("Pardon Board" ) Staff Services Administration Resource Management Governor and any 3 "Non-Departmental Cabinet Members Agency

THE SHERIFF'S STAR EXECUTIVE BRANCH Departments under Cabinet Members

Commissioner of Banking credit cards Vocational Education Treasurer Cemeteries Agriculture Universities (Board Credit of Regents) Department of Insurance Department of Agricul- Home repair contracts Community Colleges DIVISIONS ture & Consumer Installment sales Blind Services Loans Treasury Services Money orders Secretary of State Administration Mortgage bankers Insurance Company DIVISIONS Department of State Administration Retail finance Regulation Insurance Consumer Animal Industry Savings and loans DI VISIONS Chemistry Securities Elections Services Consumer Services State checks Archives, History ar Re- State Fire Marshal Risk Dairy Industry Trading stamps cords Management Management Forestry Corporations Rehabilitation and Fruit at Vegetable Department of Library Services Liquidation Inspection Education Administrative Services Insurance Fraud Cultural Affairs L. P. Gas Inspection The head of the Depart- Marketing Licensing ment of Education is the Attorney General Plant Industry State Board of Education COUNCILS Ik Department of Standards composed of the Governor State Library Legal Historical and Cabinet. The Governor Affairs Comptroller Fine Arts is Chairman of the Board, Department of Banking DIVISIONS and the Commissioner of Elections Canvassing Com- Administration & Finance Education (a Cabinet mem- mission (Governor and Cabinet Affairs FUNCTIONS: ber) is the Secretary and Cabinet) Opinions Executive Officer. Civil Law ' Abandoned property Historic Preservation Boards DIVISIONS Criminal Law Banking Florida Folk Life Council Pub l ic School s Investigations Independent Agencies

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

LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL BRANCH BRANCH

House-Senate Joint Legislative Manage- SUPREME COURT ment Committee Standing Committees District Courts SUPPORT ORGANIZA- DI ISI TI ONS V ONS of Appeal Legislative Auditing Administrative Services Judicial Administrative Commission Committee Legislative Information Circuit Courts Statutory Revision Florida Board of Bar Auditor General Systems & Data Proces- County Courts Examiners sing Judicial Council Office of the Public Library Services Counsel Budget Committee Commission on Administrative Ethics Procedures Committee

MARCH —APRIL 1980 .~ng

HON. PHILIP D. LEWIS, President Senators in alphabetical order

Members of the Florida Senate are listed in two ways- ftrst 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 17. For more detailed information about members of the Senate consult "The Clerk's ManuaL" Write to Documents Division, Office of the Clerk, The Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida 32301.

ANDERSON, DICK (D) BEARD, MALCOLM E. (D) (Joy) (Mary Ellen) 40th District 22nd District 7855 S. W. 104th St. P. O. Box 16516 Suite 240 Temple Terrace 33687 Miami 33156 (813) 988-4922 (305) 595-7828 Elected to House in 1978 Elected to Senate, 1978 Elected to Senate in 1980

BARRON, DEMPSEY J. (D) CARLUCCI, JOE (D) ( Lou verne) (Louise) 3rd District 8th District P. O. Box 1638 3733 University Blvd. , W. Panama City 32401 Suite 117 (904) 785-7454 Jacksonville 322'I 7 House 1956-60 (904) 7334)888 Senate since 1960 Elected to Senate, 1978 President Pro Tempore 196748 President 1975-76

THE SHERIF F'8 STAR HON. JQR BROWN HON. JOHN MEGATON Secretary Sergeant-at-Anna THE SENATE

HAIR, MATTOX (D) (Betty) 9th District 488-5176 P. O. Box 447 President...... Jacksonville 32201 Secretary...... 488-1621 (904) 3584930 House 1972-74 Sergeant-at-Arms...... 488-1383 Senate since 1974

HENDERSON, WARREN S. (R) (Polly) 25th District CHAMBERLIN, OON (D} DUNN, EDGAR M., JR. (0) GORDON, JACK D. (D) 2002 Ringling Blvd. (Terry) (Margaret) (Barbara} Sarasota 335?7 19th District 10th District 35th District (813) 953-2338 307 S. Osceola Avenue P. O. Drawer 2600 1701 Meridian Avenue Senate 196346 Clearwater 335'l6 Daytona Beach 32015 Miami Beach 33139 House 19664)7 (813) 481.20?2 ) 258-1776 (305) 6744)608 Senate since 1967 Senate since 1976 Senate since 1974 Senate since 1972 HILL, JOHN A. (0) C Hl LD ERS, DON C. (I FECHTEL, VINCE, JR. (R) GORMAN, BILL (R) (Vivian) (Kay} 11th District (Toddy) 33rd District 28th District 315W Main Street 15th District 1140 W. 50th St., Suite 203 Tavares P. O. Hialeah 33012 2700 Forest Hgl Blvd. 32778 Box 2381 ' West Palm Beach 33406 (904) 343%198 Orlando 32802 (305), 5566780 (305}9644)464 House 'l972-78 (305}&43%195 House 1974-78 Senate since 1974 Elected to Senate, 1978 House 1967-76 Elected to Senate 1978 Senate'since 1976 HOLLOWAY, VERNON C. (D) CHILOERS, W. D. (0) FRANK, PAT (D) (Richard) GRIZZLE, MARY R. (R) (Roberta) (Ruth} 39th District 1st District 23rd District (Ben} Courtyards —Suite 12 ' 2869 W. Michigan Ave. 304 Plant Avenue 20th District 8181 N. W. 36th Street Pensaco)a 32506 Tampa 33606 2601 Jewel Road, Suite C Miami 33166 453-1241 (813}2724614 Belleair Bluffs 33S40 (904) (305) S92-3933 Senate since 1970 House 1976-78 (813) 5848465 House 1966-74 Elected to Senate, 1978 House 1963-78 Senate since Elected to Senate, 1978 1974 (continued on next page)

MARCH —APR I L 1980 FLORIDA SENATORS McKNIGHT, ROBERT W. (D) SCOTT, JAMES A. "JIM" (R) TOBIASSEN, TOM (R) (Susan) (Janice) 2nd District (continued J 38th District 31st District P. O. Box 2356 1440 Brickell Ave. 2000 E. Oakland Park Blvd. Pensacola 32503 Lauderdale JENNE, KENNETH C. (D) Miami 33131 Ft. 33306 (904) 4334577 House 1968-74 (Caroline) (305) 358-3764 (305) 5664)600 1974-78 Senate since Senate 32nd District House 1976 since 1974 Elected to Senate 1978 2620 Hollywood Blvd. , Suite 211 TRASK, ALAN (D) Hollywood 33020 SKINNER, SHERRILL "PETE" (D) (Jan) (305) 9234300 MYERS, KENNETH M. (D) (Marcia) 13th District Elected to Senate 1978 37th District 5th District P. O. Box 9069 1428 Brickell Avenue Executive Park Winter Haven Miami 33131 33880 JOHNSTON, HARRY A., II (D) 302 S. Marion Street (813) 299-5656 (305) 371-9041 Suite D-1 (Mary) Senate since 1968 26th District House 196448 Lake City 32055 Senate since 1968 President Pro Tempore P. O. Drawer M (904) 752-0055 1975-76 West Palm Beach 33402 House 1974-76 NEAL, PATRICK K. (D) Senate since (305) 6594600 1976 VOGT, JOHN W. ( D) Senate since 1974 (Charlene) (Tonic) 24th District 17th District STEINBERG, PAUL B. (D) LEWIS, PHILIP D. (D) P. O. Box 89 1980 N. Atlantic Ave. (Sandra) (Maryellen) 8radenton 33506 Suite 36th District 916 27th District (813) 7474000 Cocoa Beach 32931 608 New Comeau Bldg. P. O. Drawer 1250 505 Lincoln Road Miami Beach 33139 (305) 783-9618 Clematis Street Lake Placid 33852 Senate since 1972 West Palm Beach 33401 (813) 465-2904 (305) 538-2344 (305) 832-3876 House 1974-78 House 1972-78 Senate since 1970 Elected to Senate 1978 Elected to Senate 1978 WARE, JOHN T. (R) Senate President, 1979%0 (Doris) 18th PETERSON, CURTIS (D) STUART, GEORGE, JR. (D) District 55 Fifth Street, S. MacKAY, KENNETH H., JR. (D) (Ethel) (Betty) St. Petersburg 33701 (Anne) 12th District 14th District 6th District P. O. Box 180 P. O. Box 1188 (813) 8984767 House P. Box 1450 Eaton Park 33840 Orlando 32802 196466, O. 1968-70 Ocala 32670 (813) 665-5545 (305) 843-2666 Senate since 1970 (904) 732-2255 Senate since 1972 Elected to Senate 1978 House 1968-74 WILLIAMSON, GEORGE A. (R) Senate since 1974 POOLE, VAN B. (R) (Andrea) 30th District THOMAS, PAT (D) 29th District Suite 417, Bayview Bldg. MAXWELL, 'CLARK, JR. (R) (Mary Ann) 1111 S. E. Third Avenue 1040 Bayview Drive (Diane) 4th District Fort Lauderdale 33316 Ft. Lauderdale 33304 16th District 332 Senate Office Building 522-2585 (305) 561-4574 (305) P. O. Drawer 1539 Tallahassee 32304 House 1970-76 House 1970-78 Melbourne 32901 (904) 488-4021 Senate since 1976 (305) 724-6666 Elected to Senate 1978 House 1972-74 House 1974-78 Senate since 1974 WINN SHERMAN S (D) Elected to Senate 1978 SCARBOROUGH, DAN I. (D) (Rosl yn) (Virginia) 34th District 7th District 111 N. W. 183rd Street McCLAIN, DAVID H. (R) 404 W. Monroe Street 21st District Suite 104 Jacksonville 32202 Miami 33169 800 W. Platt St., Suite 1 (904) 355-0726 Tampa 33601 (305) 651-4040 House 1966-68 House 1970-72 (813) 256-2821 Senate since 1968 Senate since 1970 Senate since 1972 Senate President Pro Tempore, President Pro Tempore 1977-78 1979-80

1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (D) 15. Bill Gorman, Orlando (R) 28. Don C. Childers, West Palm 2. Tom Tobiassen, Pensacola (R) 16. Clark Maxwell, Jr., Melbourne (R) Beach (D) 3. Dempsey J. Barron, Panama City (D) 17. John W. Vogt, Cocoa Beach (D) 29. George A. Williamson, Fort Lauder- 4. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) 18. John T. Ware, St. Petersburg (R) dale (R) 5. Sherrill Skinner, Lake City (D) 19. Don Chamberlin, Clearwater (D) 30. Van B. Poole, Fort Lauderdale (R) 6. Kenneth H. MacKay, Jr., Ocala (D) 20. Mary R. Grizzle, Indian Rocks 31. James A. Scott, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 7. Dan I. Scarborough, Jacksonville (D) Beach (R) 32. Kenneth C. Jenne, Hollywood (D) 8. Joe Carlucci, Jacksonville (D) 21. David H. McClain, Tampa (R) 33. John A. Hill, Miami (D) 9. Mattox Hair, Jacksonville (D) 22. Malcolm Beard, Seffner (D) 34. Sherman S. Winn, Miami (D) 10. Edgar M. Dunn, Jr., Ormond 23. Pat Frank, Tampa (D) 35. Jack D. Gordon, Miami Beach (D) Beach (D) 24. Patrick K. Neal, Bradenton (D) 36. Paul B. Steinberg, Miami Beach (D) 11. Vince Fechtel, Leesburg (R) 25. Warren S. Henderson, Sarasota (R) 37. Kenneth M. Myers, Miami (D) 12. Curtis Peterson, Eaton Park (D) 26. Harry A. Johnston, II, West Palm 38. Robert W. "Bob" McKnight, Miami (D) 13. Alan Trask, Ft. Meade (D) Beach (D) 39. Vernon C. Holloway, Miami (D) 14. George Stuart, Jr., Orlando (D) 27. Philip D. Lewis, West Palm 40. Dick Anderson, Miami (D) Beach (D) 16 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Senate Districts Senate Districts Counties and Portions Thereof 1-2 Escambia, Okaloose and Santa Rosa. Portions of Walton 14-15 Portions of Lake and Orange 3X Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, 16-17 Brevard and Seminole. Portions of Orange and Osceola Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Wakulla and Washington. 18-20 Portions of Pinellas Portions of Taylor and Walton 21-23 Hillsborough. Portions of Pasco and Pinellas 5% Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, 24 DeSoto, Glades, Hardea, Highlands, Manatee and Okeechobee Hamilton, Lafayette, Marion, Nassau, Suwannee and Union. 25 Charlotte and Sarasota. Portions of Lee Portions of Clay, Levy, Putnam and Taylor 26-28 Hendry, Indian River, Martin and St. Lucie. Portions of 7-9 Portions of Duval Lee and Palm Beach 10 Flagler. Portions'of Volusia 29-31 Collier. Portions of Broward and Palm Beach 11 St. Johns and Sumter. Portions of Clay, Duval, Lake, 32 Portions of Broward Putnam and Volusia 33-34 Portions of Broward and Dade 12-13 Citrus, Hernando and Polk. Portions of Levy, Osceola 35-37 Portions of Dade and Pasco 38-40 Monroe. Portions of Dade

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House Districts

House Districts Counties and Portions Thereof 1-3 Portions of Escambia 44 Okaloosa. Portions of Escambia, Santa Rosa and Walton 7 Holmes. Portions of Jackson, Walton and Washington 8 Portions of Bay, Walton and Washington 9 Calhoun and Gulf. Portions of Bay, Gadsden, Jackson and Liberty 10 Franklin. Portions of Gadsden, Jefferson, Liberty, Taylor and Wakulla 11-12 Leon. Portions of Jefferson, Madison and Wakulla 13 Columbia and Hamilton. Portions of Madison and Suwannee 14 Citrus, Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette and Levy. Portions of Hernando, Marion, Suwannee and Taylor 15 Baker and Nassau. Portions of Duval and Union 16-20 Portions of Duval 21-24 Portions of Duval 75 DeSoto. Portions of 25 Bradford and Clay. Portions of St. Johns 26-27 Alachua. Portions of Marion, Putnam and Union Charlotte, Highlands 28 Portions of Flagler, Putnam and St. Johns and Sarasota 29-3'I Volusia. Portions of Flagler 76 Portions of Martin & St. Lucie ortions of Lake and Marion 77 Portions of Martin, Okeecho- 33 Portions of Orange and Seminole chobee & Palm Beach 34 Portions of Lake, Marion and Seminole 78-83 Portions of Broward & Palm 35 Portions of Lake, Marion and Sumter Beach 36 Portions of Hernando, Pasco, Polk and Sumter Portions of Broward 37 Portions of Pasco and Pinellas 89 Collier & Glades. Portions of 38-43 Portions of Orange Hendry, Highlands & Lee 44-47 Portions of Brevard, Orange and Seminole 90-91 Portions of Charlotte, Hendry 48 Indian River. Portions of 8revard, Okeechobee, & Lee 0 Osceola and St. Lucie 92-97 Portions of Broward & Dade 49-52 Portions of Highlands, Osceola and Polk 98-103 Portions of Dade 104-108 Portions of Dade Sod 53-56 Portions of Pinellas iiss ww 5761 Portions of Pinellas Portions of Dade 6245 Portions of Hillsborough and Polk Portions of Dade 66-70 Portions of Hillsborough Monroe. Portions of Dade 71-72 Hardee. Portions of Manatee and Sarasota 73-74 Portions of Charlotte, Manatee and Sarasota Map reprinted from Allen Morris' "The Florida Handbook"

— MARCH APRIL 1980 17 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Members of the Florida House of Rep- resentatives are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a House member and you don't know his name or district, perhaps you can identify his district by consulting the map on the preceding page. For more detailed information about members of the House consult "The Clerk's Manual. " HON. J.HYATT BROWN, Speaker

Representatives (Vacancy) BRANTLEY, BOBBY (R) 64th District (Petti) in alphabetical order Rep. Malcolm Beard 34th District resigned to run for Suite 111, Longwood Village Ctr.

' Senate vacancy. Posi- 1843 State Road 434 ALLEN, JOSEPH B., JR. (D) BARRETT, DAVID L. (D) tion will be filled by Longwood 32760 (Marjorie) (Dot) special election. (305) 331-1003 120th District 44th District Elected to House 1978 P. O. Box 4044 P. O. Box 2147 BELL, SAMUEL P., III (D) Key West 33040 Satellite Beach 32937 (Anne) BROWN, J. HYATT (0) (305) 294-3902 (305) 777-1184 30th District (Cici) House since 1976 House since 1974 P. O. Box 191 31st District Daytona Beach 32015 P. O. Drawer 1230 BANKHEAD, WILLIAM G. (R) BATCHELOR, DICK J. (D) (904) 2564789 . Daytona Beach 32015 (Diana) 43rd District House since 1974 (904) 252-1973 24th District P. O. Box 67 House since 1972 Suite 1418 Orlando 32802 BOLES, KENNETH E. "KEN" (D) Speaker of House, 19794)0 500 Water Street (305) 425-2655 (Debbie) Jacksonville 32202 House since 1974 5th District BURNSED, BEVERLY (MRS.) (D) (904) 356-6585 P. O. Box 622 50th District Elected to House 1978 Fort Walton Beach 32548 P. O. Box 1626 '(904) 244-1006 Lakeland 33802 Elected to House 1978 (813) 687~ House since 'l976

THE SHERIFF'S STAR HON. RICHARD S.HODES HON. WAYNE WESTMARK HON. ALLEN MORRIS Speaker Pro Tempore Sergeant-at-Arms Clerk

BURRALL, FREDERIC H. (R) DYER HAROLD J (D) (Bette) (Betty) 75th District 93rd District P. O. Box 1028 House Telephone Numbers 3501 Hollywood Blvd. Punta Gorda 33950 Hollywood 33021 (8'I 3) 639-3343 (305) 961-8581 House since 1974 Speaker...... 488-1450 House since 1972 Clerk 488-1157 BUSH, TOM (R) . EASLEY, BETTY (MRS.) (R) (Donna) Sergeant-at Arms...... 4884224 (Ken) 84th District 56th District P. O. Box 2427 Suite 304 Fort Lauderdale 33303 314 South Missouri (305) 467-3033 Clearwater 33516 Elected to House 1978 (813) 443-7268 House since COX, LINDA (Ms. ) (D) DANSON, THOMAS E. JR. 1972 CAMPBELL, GENE (D) , (R) 86th District (Sophia) (Carman) Room 623 73rd District ECKHART JAMES F 82nd District "JIM" 1150 N. Federal Highway 2501 S. Tamiami Trail (D) Suite M Ft. Lauderdale 33304 Sarasota 33579 (Alicia) 3359 Belvedere Road (305) 524-1000 (813) 955-2494 115th District West Palm Beach 33406 House since 1976 House since 1976 370 Mmorca Avenue (305) 6894469 Coral Gables 33134 House Reelected 1974-76; 1978 GRADY, GEORGE (D) DAVIS, HELEN GORDON (D) (305) 4464908 (Jennie) (Gene) House since 1974 CARLTON, FRAN (MRS.) (D) 15th District 70th District (Ernie) Route 1, Box 450-A 732 Freedom Federal Bldg. EVANS, MARILYN 8. 41st District Yulee 32097 Tampa 33602 (MS.) (R) Suite 107, 5151 Adanson (904) 225-5035 (813}224-0770 Orlando (Hugh) 32804 House since 1977 House since 1974 (305) 6288227 46th District House since Suite G, 1495 N. Harbor 1976 CRAWFORD, DERATANY, TIM ROBERT B. (D) (R) City Blvd. (Nancy) (Andrea) CARPENTER, CARL, JR. (D) Melbourne 49th District 47th D&stnct 32935 (Marilyn) (305) 254-2121 P. O. Box 9445 1300 Pinetree Drive 62nd District House since 1976 Winter Haven 33880 Indian Harbour Beach 32937 1711 W. Baker Street (813) 299-6759 (305) 777%032 Plant City 33566 House since Elected to House (813) 752-5863 1976 1978 EWING, TED (R) 74th Elected to House 1978 District CROTTY, RICHARD "RICH" (R) DUNBAR, PETER M. "PETE" (R) 2002 Ringling Boulevard (Vicki) Sarasota CONWAY, WILLIAM R. (D} (Sue) 33577 40th District (Dianne) 53rd District (813) 3660448 Suite 308 House 29th District P. 0. Box 1637 since 1976 22 West Lake Beauty Drive 420 Sixth Street Dunedin 33528 Orlando 32806 736-5388 Holly Hill 32017 (813) (305) 8414)680 (904) 2554804 Elected to House 1978 (continued on next page) Elected to House 1978 House since 1966

MARCH —APRIL 1980 Representatives in (904) 354-3369 West Palm Beach 33401 JONES, C. FRED (D) alphabetical order House since 1976 (305) 833-0434 (Nita) House since 1974 52nd District continued P. O. Box 1246 GORDON, ELAINE (MS.) (D) HECTOR, ROBERT C. "BOB" (D) Auburndale 33823 98th District (Alice) (813) 967-6400 11866 W. Dixie Hwy. FLINN, GENE (D) 114th District House since 1970 Miami 33161 (Dorothea) P. O. Box 693544 (305) 895-1066 116th District Miami 33169 JONES, DENNIS L. (R) House since 1972 Suite 705, Biscayne Bldg. (305) 652-4470 (Nancy) 19 W. Flagler Street House since 1966 57th District GUSTAFSON, TOM (D) Miami 33130 Suite 320 (305) 371-0386 88th District 1135 Pasadena Avenue South Seventh HIEBER, GEORGE F., Il (R) Elected to House 1978 514 S. E. St. St. Petersburg 33707 Fort Lauderdale 33301 58th District (813) 343-2202 P. O. Box 12756 FLYNN, BILL (D) (305) 4624289 Elected to House 1978 House since 1976 St. Petersburg 33733 (Elizabeth) (813) 343-5330 117th District KELLY, EVERETT A. (DI House since 1974 12900 Old Cutler Road 35th District Miami 33156 HABEN, RALPH H., JR. (D) P. O. Box 618 RICHARD S. "DICK" (D) 661-7534 71st District HODES, Tavares 32778 (305) (Marjorie) House 1974-1976; reelected 1978 P. O. Box 217 (904) 3434341 68th District Palmetto 33561 Elected to House 1978 Suite H FONTANA, A. M. "TONY" (D) (813) 722-9600 238 East Davis Blvd. (Pat) House since 1972 KERSHAW, JOE LANG (D) Tampa 33606 107th District 253-2547 (Mamie) (813) 105th District Suite F HAGLER, CLYDE H. (JACK) (D) House since 1966 Street 2538 N. W. 46th Street 5951 N. W. 151st (Beverly) Speaker Pro Tempore, 19794)0 Miami 33142 Miami Lakes 33014 3rd District (305) 822-0624 4755-C Spanish Trail Road (305) 635-7801 House since House since 1972 Pensacola 32504 HODGES, GENE (D) 1968 (904) 432-1157 (Frances) "JIM" LAWRENCE R. (R) FOSTER, JAMES S. (D) House since 1974 14th District KIRKWOOD, (Nikki) P. O. Box 339 (Debbie) District 65th District HALL, LEONARD J. (D) Cedar Key 32625 38th Suite Executive Center, Suite 15 (Diane) (904) 543-5153 206 8910 N. Dale Mabry 9th District House since 1972 3001 Aloma Avenue Tampa 33614 516 S. Tyndall Parkway Winter Park 32792 (813) 272-6710 Panama City 32401 HOLLINGSWORTH, WAYNE (D) (305) 671-2222 House since 1972 (904) 785-1427 (Paulette) House since 1976 Elected to House 1978 13th District ) "CURT" FOX, ROBERTA (MS. (D) Route 7, Box 120 KISER, S. CURTIS (R) (Mike Gold) HATTAWAY, BOB (D) Lake City 32055 (Sally) 110th District 54th District (Peggy) (904) 752-4304 Suite Ave. 310 33rd District House since 1976 535 S. Ft. Harrison 4601 Ponce de Leon Blvd. P. O. Box 884 Clearwater 33516 Coral Gables 33146 Altamonte Springs 32701 (813) 461-2059 (305) 446-3618 JENNINGS, TONI (MISS) (R) (305) 834-9355 House since 1972 House since 1976 42nd District House since 1974 1032 Wilfred Drive KUTUN, BARRY (D) GALLAGHER, TOM (R) Orlando 32803 LAWRENCE R. (D) (Judy) 111th District HAWKINS, (305) 898-1861 119th District 99th District P. O. Box G House since 1976 7940 S. W. 173rd Terrace P. O. Box 40-2039 Coconut Grove 33133 Miami Beach 33140 Miami 33157 ANDREW E. (D) (305) 374-5160 JOHNSON, (305) 576-7119 (305) 238%022 (Mary) House since special election 1974 House since 1972 Elected to House 'l978 19th District Suite 104 LEHMAN, DAVID J. (D) GARDNER, WINSTON W., JR. (D) HAWKINS, MARY ELLEN (R) 435 Clark Road 97th District (Pat) 89th District Jacksonville 32218 Suite 104 Center Court Bldg 45th District 224 Naples City Hall (904) 764-0595 2450 Hollywood Blvd. 345 S. Washington Avenue 735 Eighth Street South Elected to House 1978 Hollywood 33020 Titusville 32780 Naples 33940 (305) 922-4874 263-0922 (305) 269-4212 (813) JOHNSON, BOLLEY L. "BO" (D) House since 1974 House since 1974 Elected to House 1978 (Judi) LEWIS, JOHN W. III (D) 4th District , HAZOURI, THOMAS L. (D) (Victoria) JOSEPH M. (D) 302'/~ Elmira GERSTEN, (Carol) Street 18th District 109th District 21st District Milton 32570 P. 0; Box 9028 999 Washington Avenue Suite 102 (904) 623-3495 Jacksonville 32208 Miami 33139 3733 Univ. Blvd. , W. Elected to House 1978 (904) 764-5553 672-3100 (305) Jacksonville 32217 House since 1974 House since 1974 (904) 731-5500 JOHNSON, RON (D) House since 1974 LEWIS, THOMAS F. TOM (R) (Cecelia) GIRARDEAU, ARNETT E. (D) (Marian) "ED" 8th District (Carolyn) HEALEY, E. J. (D) 83rd District (Maureen) 1159 Jenks Avenue 16th District 721 U. S. Highway 1 Panama City 32401 26 East Sixth Street 81st District North Palm Beach 33408 785-5150 Jacksonville 32206 Suite 209 (904) (305) 8444524 Elected to House 1978 319 Clematis Street House since 1972 20 THE SHERIFF'S STAR LIBERTI, RAY (D) Cooper City 33328 NUCKOLLS, H. PAUL (R) RICHMOND, RONALD R. (R) (Brenda) (305) 434-8787 (B. J.) (Eileen) 78th District House since 1972 91st District 37th District Suite 304 P. O. Box 6631 1604 U. S. Hwy. 19 N. Lakes Blvd. 2300 Palm Beach MEEK, CARRIE P. (D) Fort Myers 33901 New Port Richey 33552 West Palm Beach 33409 106th District (813) 334-4042 (813) 849-6149 (305) 689-8454 Suite 229, 149 West Plaza House since 1972 House since 1972 Elected to House 1978 Northside Shopping Center OGDEN, CARL (D) Miami 33147 ROBINSON, GROVER C. III LIPPMAN, FRED (D) 20th District , (D) (305) 693-0330 (Sandra) (Judy) P. House since 1979 O. Box 52567 1st District 94th District Jacksonville 32201 Suite 213 Madrid Bldg. MELBY, ROBERT E. (R) (904) 358-4640 880 N. Reus Street 2620 Hollywood Blvd. House (Charlotte) since 1968 Pensacola Hollywood 33020 32501 59th District (904) 434-0476 (305) 923-4225 Suite O' 210 MALLEY, TERENCE T. (D) House since 1972 Elected to House 1978 1135 Pasadena Avenue, S. (Diane) South Pasadena 33707 85th District LOCKWARD, WILLIAM H. (D) ROSEN, VIRGINIA (D) (813) 384-2977 Suite 606 (Maurice) (Doris) Elected to House 1978 200 S. E. Sixth Street 104th District 100th District Fort Lauderdale 33301 1511 East Fourth Avenue Suite 344 MICA, JOHN L. (R) (305) 467-3202 1190 N. E. 163rd Street Hialeah 33010 (Pat) House since 1976 (305) 888-7665 North Miami Beach 33162 39th District (305) 944-5556 House since 1972 P. O. Box 193 Elected to House 1978 Winter Park 32790 PAJCIC, STEVE (D) MALLOY, JOHN CYRIL (D) (305) 628-5118 (Anne) RYALS, JOHN L. (D) (Marlene) House since 1976 22nd District 63rd District 118th District 2802 Independent Square 402 S. Parsons Avenue 834 A. I. duPont Building MILLS, JON (D) Jacksonville 32202 169 E. Flagler Street 8randon 33511 27th District (904) 358-7646 (813) 689-4448 Miami 33131 P. O. Box 12607 House since 1974 House since 1966 (305) 3744418 Gainesville 32604 House since 1976 392-2237 Speaker Pro Tempore 1975-76, (904) PATCHETT, R. DALE (R) 1977-78 Elected to House 1978 (Candy) MANN, FRANKLIN B. (D) 48th District (Mary Lee) P. O. Box 2380 SADOWSKI, WILLIAM E. (D) 90th District MITCHELL, SAM (D) Vero Beach 32960 (Jean) P. O. Box 1268 (Nellie) (305) 562-1444 113th District Fort Myers 33901 7th District House since 1976 (813) 334-2584 P. O. Box 299 Ninth Floor 'l 1401 House since 974 Chipley 32428 PATTERSON, TOM (D) Brickell Avenue (904) 638-7878 2nd District Miami 33131 MARGOLIS, GWEN (MS.) (D) House 1956-60; reelected 1978 P. O. Box 12148 (305) 3714201 102nd District Pensacola 32590 House since 1976 1451 N. E. 162nd Street MOFFITT, H. LEE (D) (904) 478-8165 North Miami Beach 33162 (Karen) House since 1976 SAMPLE, DOROTHY E. (MRS.) (R) (305) 949-4541 66th District (Dick) House since 1974 Suite 1618 PLUMMER, LAWRENCE H. (D) 61st District 3'l10 First Exchange Nat'I. Bank Bldg. 112th District Avenue, N. Tampa 33602 6001 S. W. 40th Street St. Petersburg 33713 (813) 823-1722 "BID" (813) 223-2755 South Miami 33155 MARTIN, SIDNEY (D) House since 1976 (Elizabeth) House since 1974 (305) 666-6112 26th District Elected to House 1978 SHACKELFORD, LAWRENCE P. O. Box 51 MORGAN, HERBERT F. (D) F. (D) Hawthorne 32640 (Sue) PRICE, DON C. (D) ( (904) 481-2145 12th District (Jane) Evelyn) 72nd District House since 1974 219 The Capitol 11th District Tallahassee 32301 311 House Office Building P. O. Box 796 Bradenton MARTINEZ, ELVIN L. (D) (904) 488-0965 Tallahassee 32304 33506 (813) 748-3131 (Sylvia) House since 1974 (904) 488-1798 Elected 67th District Elected to House 1978 to House 1978 4311 P. O. Box "DOC" Tampa 33677 MYERS, WILLIAM G. (R) READY, GENE (D) SHELDON, GEORGE H. (D) (813) 877-3715 (Carol) (Barbara) 69th Distnct House 1966-1974; reelected 1978 77th District 51st District P. O. Box 22626 P. O. Box 2433 P. O. Box 1481 Tampa 33622 McCALL, WAYNE C. (D) Stuart 33494 Lakeland 33802 (813) 272-6718 (Kay) (305) 2834760 (813) 687-3957 House since 1974 32nd District Elected to House 1978 House since 1976 118 S. W. 15th Street SILVER, RONALD A. (D) Ocala 32670 NERGAR D, CHARLES L. (R) REYNOLDS, ROBERT (D) (Irene) (904) 629-4286 (Kay) 108th District 103rd District House since 1974 76th District 1140 West 50th Street 2750 N. E. 187th Street 2300 Virginia Avenue Hialeah 33012 North Miami Beach 33179 McPHERSON, TOM (D) Fort Pierce 33450 (305) 821-6652 (305) 931-2892 (Sally Ann) (305) 4614399 Elected to House 1978 Elected to House 1978 92nd District House 1967-1976; reelected 1978 5121 S. W. 90th Avenue

MARCH —APRIL 1980 21 SMITH, CHARLES R. (D) THOMAS, JOHN (D) (904) 824-4371 319 Clematis Street (Mildred) (Lil) Elected to House 1978 West Palm Beach 33401 36th District 17th District (305) 832-5122 711 Benton Street Suite 106/107 WARD, JAMES G. (D) Elected to House 1978 Brooksville 33512 101 East Union Street (Carolyn) (904) 796-9610 Jacksonville 32202 6th District WILLIAMS, FRANK (D) Elected to House 1978 (904) 356-5757 350 N. Eglin Parkway (Debra) Elected to House 1978 Ft. Walton Beach 32548 25th District 242-9112 SMITH, JIM (R) (904) P. O. Drawer D 55th District THOMPSON, JAMES H. (D) House since 1976 Starke 32091 1970 East Bay Drive (Carolyn) (904) 964-7202 Largo 33541 10th District WARNER, STEPHEN J. (D) House since 1972 (813) 5854741 211 E. Jefferson Street 87th District Avenue Elected to House 1978 Quincy 32351 2307 N. Andrews WOODRUFF, T. M. "TOM" (R) (904) 627-9588 Wilton Manors 33311 (Judi) SMITH, LAWRENCE J. (D) House since 1974 (305) 561-0707 60th District (Sheila) House since 1976 3800 Central Avenue 96th District TYGART, FRED (R) St. Petersburg 33711 2630 Hollywood Boulevard 23rd District WATT, JIM (R) (813) 821-1776 Hollywood 33020 541 Duval Federal Bldg. (Susan) House since 1976 (305) 921-2400 135 West Bay Street &0th District Elected to House 1978 Jacksonville 32202 906 Forum III YOUNG WALTER C (D) (904) 355-8986 1665 Palm Bch. Lakes Blvd. (Dottie) Elected to House 1978 West Palm Beach 33401 95th District SPAET, HAL W. (D) (305) 686-4224 101st District P. O. Box 4647 UPCHURCH, HAMILTON D. (D) Elected to House 1978 Hollywood 33023 Suite 804 (Elizabeth) 28 W. Flagler Street (305) 983-7051 28th District WEINSTOCK, ELEANOR (D) House since 1972 Miami 33130 P. O. Box 1330 (Sander) (305) 3580576 St. Augustine 32084 79th District Elected to House 1978 Suite 306, Comeau Bldg.

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1. Grover C. Robinson, II I, Pensacola (D) 41. Fran Carlton, Orlando (D) 81. E. J. Healey, West Palm Beach (D) 2. Tom Patterson, Pensacola (D) 42. Toni Jennings, Orlando (R) 82 Gene Campbell, West Palm Beach (D) 3. Clyde H. Hagler, Pensacola (D) Dick J. Batchelor, Orlando (D) 83 Thomas F. Lewis, North Palm Beach (R) 4. Bolley Johnson, Gulf Breeze (D) David L. Barrett, Satellite Beach (D) 84. Tom Bush, Fort Lauderdale (R) O' 5. Kenneth E. Boles, Fort Walton Beach ( D) 45. Winston W. Gardner, Titusville (D) 85. Terence T. Malley, Margate (D) 6. James G. Ward, Fort Walton Beach (D) Marilyn B. Evans, Melbourne (R) 86. Linda Cox, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 7. Sam Mitchell, Chipley (D) 47. Tim Deratany, Indialantic (R) 87. Stephen J. Warner, Wilton Manors (D) 8. Ron Johnson, Panama City (D) R. Dale Patchett, Vero Beach (R) 88. Tom Gustafson, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 9. Leonard J. Hall, Callaway (D) 49. Robert B. Crawford, Winter Haven (D) 89 Mary Ellen Hawkins, Naples (R) 10 James Harold Thompson, Quincy (D) Beverly Burnsed, Lakeland (D) 90 Franklin B. Mann, Ft. Myers (D) 11. Don Price, Tallahassee (D) 51. Gene Ready, Lakeland (D) 91 H. Paul Nuckolls, Ft. Myers (R) 12 Herbert F. Morgan, Tallahassee (D) 52. C. Fred Jones, Auburndale (D) 92 Tom McPherson, Cooper City (D) 13 Wayne Hollingsworth, Lake City (D) Peter Dunbar, Tarpon Springs (R) 93 Harold J. Dyer, Hollywood (D) 14 Gene Hodges, Cedar Key (D) S. Curtis Kiser, Clearwater (R) 94 Fred Lippman, Hollywood (D) 15 George Grady, Yulee (D) 55. Jim Smith, Clearwater (R) 95 Walter C. Young, Hollywood (D) 16 Arnett E. Girardeau, Jacksonville (D) Betty Easley, Clearwater (R) 96 Lawrence J. Smith, Hollywood (D) 17 John Thomas, Jacksonville (D) Dennis L. Jones, St. Petersburg (R) 97 David J. Lehman, Hollywood (D) 18 John W. Lewis, Jacksonville (D) George F. Hieber II, St. Petersburg (R) 98 Elaine Gordon, Miami (D) 19 Andrew E. Johnson, Jacksonville (D) 59. Robert E. Melby, St. Petersburg (R) 99 Barry Kutun, Miami Beach (D) 20. Carl Ogden, Jacksonville (D) T. M. Woodruff, St. Petersburg (R) 100. Virginia Rosen, North Miami (D) 21. Thomas L. Hazouri, Jacksonville (D) 61. Dorothy E. Sample, St. Petersburg (R) 101. Hal W. Spaet, Miami Beach (D) 22. Steve Pajcic, Jacksonville (D) 62. Carl Carpenter, Jr., Plant City (D) 102. Gwen Margolis, N. Miami Beach (D) 23 Fred Tygart, Jacksonville (R) 63. John L. Ryals, Brandon (D) 103. Ronald A. Silver, North Miami Beach (D) 24 William Bankhead, Jacksonville (R) Vacancy 104. William H. Lockward, Hialeah (D) 25. Frank Williams, Starke (D) 65. James S. Foster, Tampa (D) 105. Joe Lang Kershaw, Miami (D) 26 Sidney Martin, Hawthorne (D) H. Lee Moffitt, Tampa (D) 106. Mrs. Carrie Meek, Miami (D) 27 Jon Mills, Gainesville (D) 67. Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa (D) 107. A. M. Fontana, Miami Lakes (D) 28 Hamilton D. Upchurch, Elkton (D) 68. Richard S. Hodes, Tampa (D) 108. Robert Reynolds, Miami Lakes (D) 29 William R. Conway, Holly Hill (D) 69. George H. Sheldon, Tampa (D) 109. Joseph M. Gersten, Miami (D) 30 Samuel P. Bell III, Daytona Beach (D) 70. Helen Gordon Davis, Tampa (D) 110. Roberta Fox, Coral Gables (D) 31 J. Hyatt Brown, Daytona Beach (D) 71. Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Palmetto (D) 111. Tom Gallagher, Coconut Grove (R) 32 Wayne C. McCall, Ocala (D) 72. Lawrence F. Shackelford, Palmetto (D) 112. Lawrence H. Plummer, Coconut Grove (D) 33 Bob Hattaway, Altamonte. Springs (D) 73. Thomas E. Danson, Jr., Sarasota (R) 113. William E. Sadowski, Miami (D) 34 Bobby Brantley, Longwood (R) 74. Ted Ewing, Sarasota (R) 114. Robert C. Hector, Miami (D) 35 Everett A. Kelly, Astatula (D) 75. Frederic H. Burrall, Punta Gorda (R) 115. James F. Eckhart, Coral Gables (D) 36 Charles R. Smith, Brooksville (D) 76. Charles L. Nergard, Ft. Pierce (R) 116. Gene Flinn, Miami (D) 37 Ronald R. Richmond, New Port Richey (R) 7/. William G. Myers, Hobe Sound (R) 117. Bill Flynn, Miami (D) 38 Lawrence R. Kirkwood, Winter Park (R 78. Ray Liberti, West Palm Beach (D) 118. John Cyril Malloy, Miami (D) 39 John L. Mica, Winter Park (R) Eleanor Weinstock, Palm Beach (D) 119. Lawrence R. Hawkins, Miami (D) 40 Richard Crotty, Orlando (R) 80. Jim Watt, Lake Park (R) 120. Joseph B. Allen, Jr., Key West (D) 22 THE SHERIFF'8 STAR ARTHUR J. ENGLAND, JR.

Born —Dayton, Ohio, Decem- ber 23, 1932. Education —Shaker Heights High School, Shaker Heights, Ohio; Wharton School of Finance 5 Commerce, Univ. of Pa. , (B.S. Economics); Univ. of Pa. Law School, (LL.B.); University of Miami Law School, (LL.M. Taxation). Wife's name —"Deedee" Children —four daughters Church affiliation —Hebrew Military service —U. S. Army, Counterintelligence. Career highlights —Member of the New York and Florida Bars 1961;in 1971 and 1972 served as special tax counsel to the Florida House of Representatives; Consumer Advisor gz Special Counsel to Governor of Florida, 1972-73; author of numerous legal works; adjunct professor of law at Florida State University's College of Law (1971 and 1978); Florida's representative to National Center for State Courts; elected to Supreme Court beginning January 1975 and elected Chief Justice July 1978; elected as deputy chairman of the Conference of Chief Justices for a one- year term (197940).

BEN F. OVERTON

Born —Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 15, 1926. Education —BS Degree in Busi- ness Administration, Uni- versity of Florida; honorary Doctor of Law Degrees from Stetson University and Nova University. Wife's name —Marilyn Children —three Church affiliation —Episcopal Military —Retired Reserve Offi- cer, Judge Advocate General' s Corps, U. S. Army. Career Highlights —Special Assistant Attorney General; served ten years as a circuit court judge; chairman, 1973, Florida Conference of Circuit Judges; member, Florida Bar Con- tinuing Legal Education Committee, 1963-74 and chairman, 1971-74. He was a part-time faculty member, Stetson University College of Law until appointment to Supreme Court; has served for more than eight years on faculty of man, Florida Appellate Structure Commission, 1978; National Judicial College, American Bar Association. First served as chairman of American Bar Association sub- chairman, Florida Institute for the Judiciary; present chair- committee which drafted Standards for Enforcement of man, Florida Court Educational Council. First Supreme Judicial Discipline; member, ABA's Standing Committee Court Justice selected under the new merit selection pro- on Standards for Criminal Justice; Executive Committee of cess (effective 1973); appointed by Governor Askew, Appellate Judges Conference; Board of Directors, National March 27, 1974; elected to six-year term in September, Judicial College; American Judicature Society and a Fellow 1974; served as Chief Justice, 1976 to July, 1978. Chair- of the American Bar Foundation.

MARCH —APR I L 1980 23 " ALAN CARL SUNDBERG of "Florida Criminal Law and Procedure, "Florida Dis- covery, " and "Florida Real Estate Law and Procedure"; Born —June 23, 1933, Jack- received James W. Day Award from John Marshall Bar sonville, Florida. Association, University of Florida, for contributions to Education —public schools of legal education, 1966; Good Government Award, Gaines- Jacksonville; BS Degree, ville Jaycees, 1968; member, Florida Highway Safety Governor's Florida State University, Commission; member, Commission on Crimi- 1955; LL.B. Degree, Harvard nal Justice Standards and Goals; received Distinguished Alumnus Award from University of Florida; Distin- Law School, 1958; Honorary from Florida Doctor of Laws conferred by guished Service Award Municipal Judges Stetson University College of Assn. ; Most Valuable Contributor, Dade County Student Law. Traffic Safety Council; Outstanding Leadership from Wife's name —Barbara Florida Highway Safety Alcohol Education Association; Children —five elected to his first term on Supreme Court in 1968; re- Church affiliation —Episcopal elected 1974; Chief Justice, March 1974-1976. — attorney in St. Petersburg, Career highlights practicing JOSEPH A. BOYD, JR. 1958 to 1975; lecturer, Stetson University College of Law, 1972; member, Board of Governors, The Florida Born —Hoschton, Georgia, Bar, 1970-1975. Appointed to Supreme Court by November 16, 1916. Governor Reubin Askew June 2, 1975. Education —attended Piedmont College, Mercer University JAMES E. ALDERMAN and University of Miami; — received Juris Doctor Degree, Born Ft. Pierce, Florida, University of Miami; honor- November 1936. —1, ary Doctor of Laws, Pied- Education BA Degree, Uni- mont College. versity of Florida, 1958; Wife's name —Ann law degree, University of Children —five Florida College of Law, Church affiliation —Baptist 1961; National College of Military service —U. S. Univer- the State Judiciary, Marine Corps, WW II. sity of Nevada. Career highlights —Hialeah City Wife's name —Jean Attorney; Dade County Commissioner; received National Children —one Top Hat Award, National Business and Professional Wo- Career highlights —selected for men's Federation; past Florida Commander, American Florida Hall University of Legion; elected to Supreme Court in 1968; reelected, of Fame; served as president 1974. of St. Lucie County Bar Association, Ft. Piercekt. Lucie Chamber of Commerce, St. Lucie County Fair Associa- PARKER LEE McDONALD tion and Ft. Pierce Mutual Concert Association; served as part-time U. S. Commissioner and U. S. Magistrate for Born —Sebring, Florida, May 23, Southern District of Florida; appointed St. Lucie County 1924. Judge, 1971; elected Circuit Judge, 1972; appointed to Education —B. S. in Business Fourth District Court of Appeal, 1977, appointed to Administration and Bachelor Florida Supreme Court, 1978. of Laws Degree, University of Florida; attended Universi- JAMES C. ADKINS ty of Indiana while in U. S. Army; graduate of National Born —Gainesville, Florida, College for the Judiciary. January 18, 1915. Wife's name —Ruth Education —public schools of Children —Four Gainesville; received LLB De- Church affiliation —Methodist gree, University of Florida, Military service —3 years, U. S. 1938. Army, European Theater of Wife's name —Elizabeth Operation, WW II. Church affiliation —Methodist Career highlights —Lawyer, 1950-1961;appointed Circuit Military service —U. S. Army Court Judge, March 1961; reelected subsequently and Infantry, WW II. served in that capacity until appointed to Supreme Career highlights —research Court, October, 1979, by Gov. Robert Graham; chair- assistant, Florida Supreme man, Florida Conference of Circuit Judges, 1974-75; Court; general practice of member, Executive Committee, National Association of law 20 years; Assistant State Trial Judges; presiding judge, 3rd statewide Grand State Attorney, 8th Judicial Circuit; Assistant Attorney Jury, December 19774une, 1979; voted "Most Outstand- General of Florida; Judge, Court of Record, Alachua ing Circuit Court Judge in Florida" by Young Lawyers County; Circuit Court Judge, 8th Judicial Circuit; author Section of the Florida Bar, 1979. 24 THE SHERIFF'S STAR First District Mailing Address —P. O. First. Second, Third, Box A, West Palm Beach, Fourth, Eighth and 33402 Fourteenth Judicial Circuits Fifth District Mailing Address— Drawer 327, Lakeland, Fourth District APPELLATE JUDGES Supreme Court Building, 33602 Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Fifteenth, Seventeenth and Tallahassee, Eighteenth Judicial 32301 Nineteenth Guyte P. McCord, Jr., Third District Judicial Circuits Tallahassee Second District Circuits Eleventh and Sixteenth Larry G. Smith, Panama APPELLATE JUDGES Judicial Circuits APPELLATE JUDGES City Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, James C. Dauksch, Thirteenth and Twentieth Orlando E. R. Mills, Jr., Deals APPELLATE JUDGES George W. Hersey, Jupiter Judicial Circuits Spencer C. Cross, Ocoee Douglass B. Shivers, Talla- Tillman Pearson, Miami James C. Downey, W. Melvin Orfinger, Palm hassee Robert M. Haverfield Palm Beach APPELLATE JUDGES Coast Robert P. Smith, Talla- Miami John H. Moore II, W. Palm T. Truett Ott, Tampa Frank D. Upchurch, Jr. hassee Alan R. Schwartz, Miami Beach , John M. Scheb, Sarasota St. Augustine Richard W. Ervin III, Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. Hugh S. Glickstein, Ft. Paul W. Danahy, Jr., Tampa , Warren H. Cobb, Ormond Tallahassee Miami Lauderdale T. Frank Hobson, Jr., St. Anne Cawthon Booth, Beach Petersburg Norman Hendry, Miami John R. Beranek, W. Palm Tallahassee Winifred J. Sharp, Edward Boardman, Tampa Joseph Nesbitt, Coral Beach Winifred Wentworth, Win dermere Stephen H. Grimes, Bartow Gables Harry L. Anstead, W. Palm Tallahassee Mailing Address —P. O. Herboth S. Ryder, Tampa Phillip A. Hubbart, Miami Beach Leander Drawer CA, Daytona J. Shaw, Jr. Monte Campbell, Lakeland Mailing Address —P. O. Gavin K. Letts, Palm Beach Tallahassee Beach, 32015 Mailing Address —P. O. Box 650307, Miami, 33165 Daniel T. K. Hurley, W. Palm Beach

First STATE ATTORNEY Judicial Circuit James Russell, St. Peters- burg Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa PUBLIC DEFENDER Rosa and Walton Counties Robert Jagger, N. Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES hassee ville Redington PUBLIC DEFENDER Sixth George E. Lowrey, Milton Major Harding, Jackson- Michael Minerva, Judicial Circuit Seventh Barron, Ft. Walton Bch J. ville Bob Tallahassee Jack H. Greenhut, Ellis T. Fernandez, Jr., Pasco 6 Pinellas Counties Judicial Circuit Jacksonville Pensacola Flagler, Putnam, Third Thomas D. Oakley, CIRCUIT JUDGES St. Johns William J. Tolton, Jr., Ft. Clyde Kissinger, St. Peters- and Volusia Counties Walton Beach Judicial Circuit Jacksonville Everett burg Beach Henry Clay Mitchell, Jr. Columbia. Dixie, Hamilton, R. Richardson, CIRCUIT JUDGES , Charles W. Burke, St. Pensacola Lafayette, Madison, Jacksonville Richard O. Watson, St. Petersburg Clyde B. Wells, DeFuniak Suwannee and Taylor Harold R. Clark, Jackson- Augustine Charles M. Phillips, Springs Counties ville Jr., F. James Foxman, DeLand Clearwater William Frye III, Pensacola Gordon A. Duncan, Jr., Kim C. Hammond, Bunnell Jacksonville B.J. Driver, Tarpon Springs Grover C. Robinson, Jr., CIRCUIT JUDGES James T. Nelson, DeLand Pensacola John Peach, Jasper John E. Santora, Jr., Allen Anderson, St. Peters- E. L. Eastmoore, Palatka burg M. C. Blanchard, Pensacola Arthur Lawrence, Live Oak Jacksonville J. Robert Durden, DeLand Lawrence E. Keough, St. William S.Rowley. Royce Agner, Perry John S. Cox, Jacksonville Uriel Blount, Jr., DeLand R. Hudson Olliff, Petersburg Pensacola Wallace M. Jopling, Lake Jackson- Robert E. Lee, Jr., DeLand Mark R. McGarry, Jr. Erwin Fleet, Crestview City ville , John Upchurch, Daytona St. Petersburg Theodore F. Bruno, STATE ATTORNEY Cliff Shepard, Jacksonville Beach Ray E. Ulmer, Jr., Clear- Pensacola M. Blair, Virginia Beverly, Jackson- Robert P. Miller, Daytona Jerry Live Oak water William H, Anderson, ville Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Petersburg Pensacola STATE ATTORNEY Harry Fogle, St. R. Michael Hutcheson, Milo Thomas. Jr., Lake Robert Beach, St. Peters- STATE ATTORNEY City T. Edward Austin, Jack- Daytona Beach sonville burg Curtis A. Golden, Fourth PUBLIC DEFENDER David Patterson, Seminole STATE ATTORNEY Pensacola Stephen L. Boyles, Lewis O. Frost, Jr., David S. Walker, Clear- PUBLIC DEFENDER Judicial Circuit water Palatka John Pensacola Jacksonville R. Behr, Clay, Duval S Nassau Richard A. Miller, St. PUBLIC DEFENDER Second Counties Fifth Petersburg James Gibson, Daytona Judicial Circuit John S. Andrews, Dunedin Beach Judicial Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Jack A. St. Peters- Page, Eighth Franklin, Gadsden. Jeffer- Ralph W. Nimmons, Jr., Citrus, Hemando, Lake, burg son, Leon, Liberty and Jacksonville Marion 4 Sumter Counties Fred L. Bryson, St. Peters- Judicial Circuit D. Wakuffa Counties Lawrence Fay. burg Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Jacksonville CIRCUIT JUDGES Elizabeth Kovachevich, Gilchrist, Levy and Union CIRCUIT JUDGES Louis C. Corbin, Jackson- Carven Angel, Deals St. Petersburg Counties Victor Cawthon. ville John W. Booth, Bushnell Robert F. Michael, Jr. , CIRCUIT JUDGES Tallahassee Charles O. Mitchell. Jr., William T. Swigert. Deals St. Petersburg Osee R. Gainesville Ben C. Willis, Tallahassee Jacksonville L. R. Huffstetler, Jr., William L. Walker, St. Fagan, Donald Hartwell, Louis Safer, Jacksonville Lees burg Petersburg Wayne M. Carlisle, Gaines- ville Tallahassee Marion W. Gooding, Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr., Michael Athanason, St. John A. Rudd, Sr., Talla- Jacksonville Ocala Petersburg John J. Crews, Gainesville Benjamin M. hassee J. Donald Bruce, Jackson- C. Welbom Daniel, Edward H. Bergstrom, Jr. Tench, George L Harper. Talla- ville Clermont Seminole Gainesville R. A. Green, Gainesviffe hassee Henry F. Martin, Jr., Jack- Ernest C. Auffs, Jr., Tavares Philip A. Federico, St. Jr., James E. Joanos, Taffa- sonviae William F. Edwards, Petersburg Theron A. Yawn, Jr., Starke Chester B. Chance, hassee Lamar Winegeart, Jr., Jack- Inverness Maynard F. Swenson, Jr., Kenneth E. Cooksey. sonville STATE ATTORNEY St. Petersburg Gainesviffe STATE Monticello Dorothy H. Pate, Jackson- Gordon G. Oldham, Jr. Wayne Cobb, N. Port ATTORNEY , Eugene Charles E. Miner. Jr., ville Lees burg Rich ey T. Whitworth, Havana Henry Lee Adams, Jr., PUBLIC DEFENDER James B. Sanderlin, Clear- Gainesville Jacksonville PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY Robert E. Pierce, water Sam Goodfriend, Jackson- Leesburg Alan R. Parlapiano, Hany Morrison, Talla- Gainesville

NIARCH-APRIL 1980 25 Ninth Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr., Robert W. Rawlins, Jr., STATE ATTORNEY PUBLIC DEFENDER Judicial Circuit Coral Gables Tampa David H. Bludworth, Lake Alan H. Schreiber, Ira L. Dubitsky, Miami J. Rogers Padgett, Tampa Worth Lauderhill Orange and Osceola John Ferguson, Miami Benjamin C. Sidwell, PUBLIC DEFENDER Counties Rhea P. Grossman, Miami Tampa Richard L Jorandby Bghteenth CIRCUIT JUDGES Edmund W. Newbold, Nick J. Falsone, Tampa West Palm Beach Judicial Circuit Miami James P. Calhoun, Tampa Rom W. Powell, Winter Park Brevard & Seminole Thomas A. Testa, Miami Cheatwood, Temple Sixteenth Emerson Thompson, Jr. J. C. Counties , James Jorgenson, Miami Terrace Orlando Judicial Circuit Shores Daniel E. Gallagher, Tampa CIRCUIT Richard H. Cooper, Monroe County JUDGES John A. Tanksley, Miami Spicola, Tampa Orlando Guy Volie A. Williams, Jr., Thomas E. Scott, Miami Lee III Tampa Claude Edwards, Orlando Harry Coe CIRCUIT JUDGES Sanford Jack M. Turner, Miami O. D. Howell, Jr., Tampa B. C. Muszynski, Orlando Helio Gomez, Key West Tom Waddell, Jr., Donald E. Stone, Miami Phillip L. Knowles, Tampa Richard B. Keating, M. Ignatius Lester, Key Melbourne Dick P. Lantz, Miami John M. Gilbert, Tampa Orlando C. S. West Roger F. Dykes, Cocoa Richard Hickey, Miami Richard Leon, Tampa Thomas E. Kirkland, S. E. Bill G. Chappell, Key Richard Muldrew, Wm. E. Gladstone, Miami Calvin A. Tampa Orlando Pope, West Melbourne Frederick Pfeiffer, Orlando Gerald Wetherington, STATE ATTORNEY STATE ATTORNEY Dominick Salfi, Longwood Miami W. Rogers Turner, Orlando E. J. Salcines, Tampa Jeff O. Gautier, Key West Clarence T. Johnson, Jr., George Diamantis, Orlando Lew Whitworth, Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER Merritt Island Harold Featherstone, William C. Gridley, Orlando Judge C. Luckey, Jr., John H. Keane, Key West Robert B. McGregor, Joseph P. Baker, Orlando Miami Tampa Cocoa Cecil H. Brown, Orlando Edward Cowart, Miami Seventeenth J. Wm. Woodson, Eau Frederick N. Barad, Miami Fourteenth Gallic Maurice M. Paul, Orlando Judicial Circuit Lonnie Cornelius, Ocoee James H. Earnest, Miami Judicial Circuit Frances Ann Jamieson, Mario P. Goderich, S. Broward County Cocoa Beach Frank N. Kaney, Orlando Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Miami Joseph A. Cowart, Jr., Holmes, Jackson & STATE ATTORNEY Seymour Gelber, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Cocoa Washington Counties J. Robert Eagan, Winter Edward S. Klein, Miami Eugene S. Garrett, S. Joseph Davis, Jr., Hillsboro Beach Park Stuart M. Simons, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Sanford Ellen Gable, Miami Melvin B. Grossman, Titus- PUBLIC DEFENDER J. N. Russell Bower, Panama Virgil B. Conkling, Herbert M. Klein, Miami Hollywood Harry Wesley Carls III, City ville Lenore Nesbitt, Miami Joseph E. Price, Jr., Kenneth M. Orlando C. Robert L. McCrary, Jr. Leffler, Sanford Leonard Rivkind, Miami , Ft. Lauderdale Marianna STATE ATTORNEY Tenth W. Tedder, Jr., N. Joseph Durant, Jr., Coral George Douglas L. Cheshire, Jr. , W. Fred Turner, Ft. Lauderdale Judicial Circuit Gables Haven Melbourne Lynn Stanton S. Kaplan, Planta- Highlands and Adele Segall Faske, Miami Bodiford, Panama PUBLIC DEFENDER Hardee, Larry A. tion Counties Phillip W. Knight, Miami David M. Porter, Polk City Louis Weissing, Ft. Lauder- G. Milton Rubin, Miami W. L. Bailey, Blountstown Titusville CIRCUIT JUDGES STATE ATTORNEY dale STATE ATTORNEY Plantation Gunter Stephenson, Reno, Miami Henry Latimer, Nineteenth Janet Leo C. Jones III, Lynn Bartow PUBLIC DEFENDER Arthur Franza, Hollywood Judicial Circuit Haven Hare. Lauder- William K. Love, Lakeland Bennett H. Brummer, Raymond Ft. PUBLIC DEFENDER dale Indian River, Martin, J. Tim Strickland, Bartow Coral Gables Virgil Q. Mayo, Blounts- Danie Okeechobee & St. Lucie Clifton Kelly, Sebring Russell Seay, Jr., town John Ferris, Ft. Lauderdale Counties William A. Norris, Jr., Twelfth Franklin Orlando, Bartow Judicial Circuit Fifteenth CIRCUIT JUDGES Richard Bronson, Bartow Ft. Lauderdale and Charles E. Smith, Vero John H. Dewell, Bartow OeSoto, Manatee Judicial Circuit W. Clayton Johnson, Sarasota Counties Ft. Lauderdale Beach Oliver Green, Jr., Lakeland Palm Beach County Ken Sharp, Vero Beach Robert W. Tyson, Jr. Ft. Thomas Langston, , Pfeiffer Trowbridge. CIRCUIT JUDGES CIRCUIT JUDGES Lauderdale C. Lakeland Stuart Robert Hensley, Bradenton Tom Johnson, West Palm Stephen Booher, Ft. Robert G. Stokes, Lakeland R. Lewis, Ft. Pierce Lynn Silvertooth, Sarasota Beach Lauderdale Royce E. Randolph Bentley, Dwight Geiger. Stuart Grissim H. Walker, John E. Born, West George Richardson, Jr., Bartow Philip G. Nourse, Ft. Pierce Sarasota Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale L, B. Vocelle, Vero Beach STATE ATTORNEY Gilbert Smith, Bradenton Edward Rodgers, West John A. Miller, Ft. STATE ATTORNEY Quillian S. Yancey, Lake- Frank Schaub, Bradenton Palm Beach Lauderdale Robert E. Stone, Vero land Stephen L. Dakan, Sarasota Robert Hewitt, West W. Herbert Moriarty, Ft. Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Harry Parham, Bradenton Palm Beach Lauderdale Bradenton PUBLIC DEFENDER Jack O. Johnson, Bartow Evelyn Gobbie, R. William Rutter, Jr., Lawrence Korda, Holly- Elton H. Schwarz, Vincent T. Hall, Arcadia West Palm Beach wood Jensen Eleventh Beach STATE ATTORNEY Hugh MacMillan, West Eugene Fischer, Ft. Lauder- Judicial Circuit James A. Gardner, Palm Beach dale Twentieth Dade County Sarasota James R. Stewart, Jr., James Reasbeck, Ft. PUBLIC DEFENDER West Palm Beach Lauderdale Judicial Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Elliott C. Metcalfe, Thomas E. Sholts, West M. Daniel Futch, Jr., Charlotte, Collier, Dan Satin, Miami Sarasota Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Glades, Hendry & Lee Carl H. Harper, West Paul M. Marko III, Ft. Counties William A. Herin, Miami Thirteenth David L. Levy, Miami Palm Beach Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES Joe J. Gersten, Miami Judicial Circuit Paul T. Douglas, West Thomas J. Reddick, Jr., James R. Adams, Ft. Myers Ft. Lauderdale Sam I. Silver, Miami Hillsborough County Palm Beach Ted Brousseau, Naples Francis J. Christie, Miami Lewis Kapner, West Palm Leroy Moe. Ft. Lauderdale Charles Carlton, Moore George Orr, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Beach J. Cail Lee, Ft. Lauderdale Haven Barbara Ralph 8. Ferguson, Jr. , Morton Hanlan, Tampa Timothy Poulton, West J. Bridge Hugh E. Starnes, Ft. Myers Lauderdale Miami Arden Mays Merckle, Palm Beach Ft. R. Wallace Pack, Ft. Myers Thomas M. Coker, , John Gale, Miami Tampa Marvin U. Mounts, Jr., Jr. Richard M. Stanley. Naples Lauderdale Jon I. Gordon, Miami Morison Buck. Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Thomas S.Reese, Ft. Myers Miette K. Bumstein, Arden M. Siegendorf, John Grady Hodges, Emery Newell, West Palm Jack Schoonover, Port Miami Tampa Beach Hollywood Charlotte Robert C. Abel, Jr. Moie J. L. Tendrich, Miami Neil C. McMullen, Tampa Vaughn Rudnick, West , Robert T. Shafer, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale Francis X. Knuck, Miami Vernon W. Evans, Jr., Palm Beach Ft. Myers Barry Stone, Ft. Gene Williams, Miami Tampa W. C. Williams III, West J. STATE ATTORNEY Palm Beach Lauderdale Richard S. Fuller, Miami Thomas Miller, Sr., Tampa Joseph P. D'Alessandro, Natalie Baskin, Coral James A. Lenfestey. Tampa John D. Wessel, Boca Raton STATE ATTORNEY Ft. Myers Gables Carl C. Ourrance, Tampa Rosemary Barkett, Lake Mike Satz, Ft. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER Milton A. Friedman, Miami Walter Burnside, Jr.,Tampa Park Douglas Midgley, Ft. Myers

26 THE SHERIFF'6 STAR LAWTON MAINOR CHILES, JR. (D)

Born —Lakeland, Florida, April 3, 1930. Education —Lakeland High q School; BS Degree, Univer- sity 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 —Legislative: Served in Florida House of Representatives, 1958-66, and Florida Senate, 1966-70; elected to U. S. Senate in November, 1970; reelected to U. S. Senate, 1976; member of Appropriations, Governmental Affairs, Budget and Aging Committees; Chairman of Appropriations Sub- committee on Treasury, Postal Service, General Govern- ment; Chairman, Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices and Open Government; Chair- man, Special Committee on Aging; member, Democratic Steering Committee. Address and phone number —443 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20510 (202) 224-5274. RICHARD (DICK) STONE (D)

Born —New York City, September 22, 1928. Education —BA Degree, curn

laude, Harvard Univ. , 1949; Iljjl'„, !(ll LLB, Columbia Univ. , 1954. Prior occupation —attorney Wife's name —Marlene Children —three Church affiliation —Jewish Career highlights —elected to Florida Senate, 1967, 1968; "Most Outstanding Fresh- man Senator;" elected Fla. Secretary of State, 1970, U. S. Senate, 1974; Chairs Senate Foreign Relations, Veterans' Affairs and Agriculture subcommittees; awards include: "Golden Gavel, " "Golden Age Hall of Fame, " National Alliance of Senior Citizens, 1976; "Watchdog of the Treasury, " National Associated Businessmen, 1976; and "Guardian of Small Business, " National Federation of Independent Business, 1976. Address and phone number —1327 Dirksen Senate Office Bldg. , Washington, D. C. 20510 (202) 224-3041; 2639 North Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fla. 32303. Phone (904) 386-2120; 51 S. W. 1st Avenue, Suite 731, Miami, Fla., 32303; Room 412, Federal Building, 500 Zack St., Tampa, Fla. 33602; Room 435, Federal Bldg. , 80 N. Hughey Avenue, Orlando, Fla. 32801. MARCH —APRIL 1980 27 1st District Ranch Board of Trustees; served in Florida House of Representatives, 1958-61; named "One of the Most Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton and Bay, Gulf, Valuable Members of the Legislature, " 1961; named "One Washington Counties. Portions Holmes County. of of Five Outstanding Young Men in Florida, " Florida Jay- cees, 1963; named to membership in University of Flori- EARL HUTTO (D) da Blue Key and Florida State University Gold Key Leadership Fraternities; Distinguished Alumnus Award, Born —Midland Alabama, City, University of Florida; currently serving as national presi- May 12, 1926. dent of the University of Florida Alumni Association; Education —BS Degree from elected U. S. Representative from the Second District in State Troy University, Troy, 1962, and subsequently. Committees: Chairman, Alabama, 1949; graduate Science i' Technology; Government Operations. work in broadcasting, North- Address and phone number —2268 Rayburn Bldg. , Wash- western University, Evanston, ington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5235. Illinois, 1951. — Wife's name Nancy 3rd District Children —two Church affiliation —Baptist Nassau County. Portions of Duval County. Military service —served in 1944-46. CHARLES E. BENNETT (D) the U. S. Navy,— Career highlights served in Born —Canton, New York, "State the Florida House of Representatives, 1972-78; December 2, 1910. Leadership Award, " Sunshine State Association for the — " Education AB and JD Degrees, Blind, 1973; "Legislator of the Year Award, Florida University of Florida. Association for Retarded Children, 1974; "Conservationist Prior occupation —attorney of the Year, " award, Bay County Audubon Society, — " Wife's name Jean 1975; "Legislative Award, Florida Association of Children —three Community Colleges, 1978. Church affiliation —Christian Address and phone number —508 Cannon House Office Military service —Captain, Building, Washington, D. C., 20515. (202) 225-4136. U. S. Army, World War II; leader of guerrillas in Northern 2 nd District Luzon mountain and jungle Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Columbia, Dixie, fighting; awarded Silver Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Jackson, Jeffer- Star, Bronze Star, Philip- son, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, Liberty, Madison, Suivannee, pines' Legion of Honor and Gold French Legion of Honor. Taylor, Union and Wakulla Counties. Portions of Holmes Cross; — and Marion Counties. Career highlights served in 1941 Florida House of Repre- sentatives; author of "Laudonniere and Fort Caroline, " DON FUQUA (D) 1964; "Settlement of Florida, " 1968; "Southernmost Battlefields of the Revolution, " 1970; "Three Voyages, " Born —Jacksonville, Florida, 1975; Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1966, 1968, August 1933. 20,— 1970, 1974, 1976 and 1978; member, Board of Trustees, Education public schools of Lynchburg College; Honorary Doctor of Humanities, Calhoun County; degree in University of Tampa, 1950; Honorary Doctor of Laws, Agricultural Economics, Jacksonville University, 1972; University of Florida, Dis- University of Florida, 1957. — tinguished Alumnus Award, 1969; received Distinguished Prior occupation— dairying Service Award, President's Committee on Employment of Wife's name— Nancy the Handicapped, 1969; Jacksonville Good Government Children two Award, 1952; Freedoms Foundation Awards, 1951 and Church affiliation —Presbyterian 1955; elected to Congress in 1948; serving his 16th con- service — Military U. S. Army secutive term; holds all-time record in Congress for not Medical Korean War. Corps, — missing a single legislative vote on any roll call in more Career highlights State than 28 years. President, FFA, 1950-51; Address and phone number —2107 Rayburn House Office Sher- American Farmer degree, 1952; member, Florida Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-2501. iffs Boys Ranch Board of Trustees; Rodeheaver Boys

28 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4th District President of 94th Club for 95th Congress; member of the Committee on Banking, Currency and Housing and Gay, Flagler, Putnarn, St. Johns and Volusia Counties. Committee on Agriculture. Portions Duval, Lake, Marion and Seminole Counties. of Address and phone number —307 Cannon Office Building, WILLIAM V. CHAPPELL, JR. (D) Washington, D. C., 20515. (202) 225-2176. — Born Kendrick, Florida, 6th District February 2, 1922. Education —public schools of Portions of Pinellas County. Marion County; BA Degree, C. W. "BILL"YOUNG (R) University of Florida, 1947; LLB Degree, 1949; Juris Born —Harmarville, Pennsyl- Doctor, 1967. vania, December 16, 1930. Prior occupation —attorney Prior occupation —insurance Children —four executive Church affiliation —Methodist Wife's name —Marian Military service —U. S. Naval Children —three aviator; Captain, U. S. Naval Church affiliation —Methodist Reserve. Military service —Florida Nation- Career highlights —Marion al Guard, 1948-57. County Prosecuting Attorney, 1949-54; served in Florida Career highlights —Florida House of Representatives, 1954-64, 1966-68; Speaker of State Senate 1960-1970; the House, 1961-63; elected to Congress in 1968; now elected to 92nd Congress in serving his sixth consecutive term in office; assigned to 1970, reelected to each sub- the House Appropriations Committee, 1973; member of sequent Congress. Serves on subcommittees on Defense, District of Columbia, Energy Appropriations Committee, Select Committee on Intelli- and Water Development; recipient of the Freedoms Founda- gence and as Regional GOP Whip; Delegate to 1968, tion Award; Triple-E Award, National Environmental 1972 and 1976 Republican National Conventions; First Development Assn. , 1976; recipient National Business- Minority Leader of Florida Senate; Allen Morris Award men's "Watchdog of the Treasury Award;" chosen by for 1967, "Effectiveness in Debate;" Florida Press Corps Florida Wildlife Association for special award, 1979. "Most Valuable Senator Award;" Service awards from Address and phone number —2353 Rayburn House Office American Legion, AMVETS, VFW and DAV; Award of Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4035. Merit from President's Commission on Employment of the Handicapped; "Watchdog of the Treasury" award 5th District 92nd, 93rd, 94th and 95th Congresses; "Guardian of Citrus, Hernando, Pasco and Sumter Counties. Portions Small Business" award, 92nd, 93rd, 94th and 95th Con- of Lake, Orange, Pinellas and Seminole Counties. gresses; Freedom Foundation of Valley Forge Honor Certificate. RICHARD KELLY (R) Address and phone number —2453 Rayburn House Office Born —Zephyrhills, Florida, Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5961. July 31, 1924. Education —public schools of Pasco County; AB Degree, 7th District Colorado State College of Education, 1949;Vanderbilt Portions of Hillsborough County. College of Law; JD Degree, SAM M. GIBBONS (D) University of Florida College of Law, 1952;Certificate of Born —Tampa, Florida, graduation, College of State January 20, 1920. Trial Judges, Reno, Nevada, Education —public schools of 1971. — Tampa; JD Degree, Univer- Prior occupation attorney-judge sity of Florida, 1947. Church affiliation —Presbyterian — — Prior occupation 15 years as Career highlights City attorney attorney in Tampa. Federal for City of Zephyrhills; Prosecutor with the U. S. Wife's name —Martha Assistant District Department of Justice as U. S. Attorney Children —three for the Southern District of Florida; attorney for FBI; Church affiliation —Presbyterian qualified to practice before the U. S. District Court, U. S. Military service —Major, U. S. Court of Appeals, U. S. Supreme Court; elected Circuit Army, World War II; 501st Sixth Judicial Circuit, Pasco and Pinellas Counties Judge, Parachute Infantry, 101st Air- Republican in history elected from Pasco (becoming first borne Division; awarded House County); elected to the U. S. of Representatives in Bronze Star. elected Vice President of the 94th Club (composed 1974; Career highlights —President, University of South Florida the freshmen Republican members of the 94th Congress); of Foundation; served in Florida House of Representatives,

MARCH —APRIL 1980 29 1952-58; Florida Senate, 1958-62', recipient of Univer-. Address and phone number —1513 Longworth, Washington, sity of Florida's Distinguished Alumnus Award; elected . D; C. 20515. (202) 225-3671. to Congress in 1962; reelected subsequentiy; chairman of Oversight Subcommittee of Ways and Means Committee. Address and phone number —2206 Rayburn House Office 10th District Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3376. Charlotte, Collier, In- 500 Zack Street, Suite 510, Tampa, Fla. , 33602. DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, Highlands, (813) 228-2101. dian River, Lee, Martin, Okeechobee, Osceola and St. Lucie 8th District Counties. Portions of Orange, Palm Beach de Sarasota Counties. L. A. "SKIP" BAFALIS (R) Hardee, Manatee and Polk Counties. Portions of Hills- borough and Sarasota Counties. Born —Boston, Massachusetts, September 1929. ANDY IRELAND (D) —28, — Education graduate, St. An- Born Cincinnati, Ohio, selm's College, Manchester, August 23, 1930. — N. H., AB Degree, 1952. Education Yale University, Prior occupation —Investment Degree in Industrial Adminis- banking. tration, School of Engineering; Wife's name —Mary Elizabeth School of Banking of the Children —two Louisiana State Uni- South, Military service —Korean War; versity. — entered U. S. Army as pri- Children four vate, rose to rank of captain. Church affiliation —Episcopal — — Career highlights elected to Career highlights Chairman of Florida House of Representa- the board of three banks; tives, 1964; elected to Florida Senate, 1966-70; member, extensive work with Florida Governor's Commission on Migrant Affairs, Governor' s Bankers Association and Commission for Urban Development and Governor' s American Bankers Association; past president, Winter Hav- Committee on Employment of the Handicapped; elected en Chamber of Commerce; Director and member of Exec- to U. S. House of Representatives, 1972; reelected sub- utive Committee, Florida Citrus Showcase; Winter Haven sequently. City Commissioner, 1966-68; member, Polk County Demo- Address and phone number —2433 Rayburn House Office cratic Executive Committee; member, Board of Directors, Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-2536. Girls Clubs of Winter Haven and Dixie Youth Baseball; elected to House in 1976;reelected in 1978. 11th District Address and phone number —115 Cannon Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-5015. Portions of Broward and Palm Beach Counties. 9th District DANIEL ANDREW MICA (D) Brevard County. Portions of Orange County. Born —Binghamton, N.Y., BILL NELSON (D) February 1944. —4, Born —In Florida, September 29, Education Attended Uni- 1942. versity of Florida, and Education —Melbourne High graduated from Florida At- lantic School, 1960; B.A., Yale University,— Boca Raton. University, 1965; J.D., Uni- Wife's name Martha versity of Virginia School of Children —four Law, 1968. M ~ Prior occupations —teacher; Wife's name —Grace administrative assistant to Children —two Congressman Paul Rogers. Religious affiliation —Christian Career highlights —President Military service —Captain, U. S. of Florida Atlantic University Army Reserve, 1965-71, student body and Alumni Association; charter member active duty, 1968-70. of Blue Key, FAU; member of Board of Directors, Career highlights —Admitted Goodwill Industries; former director, Community Mental to Florida Bar, 1968; elected to Florida House of Repre- Health Center of Palm Beach County and former director, sentatives, 1972 and reelected subsequently without oppo- Public Television Foundation of South Florida; charter sition; member, Florida and Brevard County Bar Associa- member and secretary of the "Forum Club of the Palm tions, Kiwanis, Jaycees; awards: Outstanding Young Beaches;" member, Jaycees; honorary member, Kiwanis. Man in America, 1972; one of Five Outstanding Young Address and phone number —512 Cannon House Office Men in Florida, 1975; Florida Democrat of 1975; Land Building, Washington, D. C., 20515. (202) 225-3001. Use Planning Award, 1975; nominated for Most Valuable Member of the House, 1976. Elected U. S. Representa- tive, 1978. 30 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 14th District 12th District Portions of Dade County. CLAUDE PEPPER (D) Most of Broward County. — EDWARD J. STACK (D) Born Dudleyville, Alabama, September 8, 1900. Born —Bayonne, New Jersey, Education —AB Degree, Uni- April 29, 1910. versity of Alabama, 1921; Education —BA Degree, Lehigh LLB Degree, Harvard Law University; MA in Public Law School, 1924; J. D., 1969, and Government, Columbia from Harvard. University; and a JD from Prior occupation —attorney the University of Pennsyl- Church affiliation —Baptist vania Law School. Career highlights —instructor Prior Occupations —Economics of law, University of Arkan- professor, Hunter College, sas, 1924-25; served in NYU; attorney; investor; Florida House of Representa- Sheriff. tives, 1929-30; Florida State Wife's name —Jean Board of Public Welfare, 1933-34;elected to U. S.Senate, Children —three 1936;reelected in 1938 and 1944; U. S. Senate Delegate, Military service —U. S. Coast Guard, World War II. Interparliamentary Union at the Hague, 1938, and Dublin, Career highlights —City Commissioner-Mayor, Pompano 1950;LLD honorary degrees as follows: McMaster Uni- Beach, Fla., 1965-69; Sheriff of Broward County from versity (Canada), 1941;University of Toronto, 1942; 1969 to 1978; elected to U. S. House of Representatives University of Alabama, 1942; Rollins College, 1944; Uni- in 1978; Director and Chairman of the Trust Committee, versity of Miami, 1974, M.D.; has been serving in the Landmark First National Bank, Ft. Lauderdale; appointed House of Representatives since 1963; chairman, House to Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice; President Select Committee on Aging; member, House Rules of the Broward County Chiefs of Police Association; Committee. served six years at the Broward County Community Address and phone number —2239 Rayburn House Office Mental Health Board; Advisory Council of the State De- Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3931. partment of Health and Rehabilitative Services; County Governmental Activities Award of 1975, Freedoms Foun- dations; Law Enforcement Medal of 1975, Sons of the American Revolution; Great American Traditions Award 15th District B'nai B'rith. Monroe County. Portions Dade in 1978, International — of County. Address and phone number 1440 Longworth House Office DANTE B. FASCELL (D) Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-3026. Born —Bridgehampton, Long Island, N. Y., March 9, 1917. Education —public schools of 13th District Miami; J. D. Degree, Univer- sity of Miami, 1938. Portions Broiaard and Dade Counties. — of Prior occupation— attorney WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) Wife's name Jeanne-Marie Children —three Born —Selma, Alabama, Military service —U. S. Army, October 5, 1913. WW II; saw action in African, Education —graduate, University Sicilian and Italian campaigns. of Alabama, 1934. Career highlights —served in Prior occupation —Buick dealer Florida House of Representa- Wife's name —Joan tives, 1951-54;named "One Children —two of 10 Most Outstanding — " Religion Jewish— Members of the House, 1951 and 1953; named by Flor- Career highlights member, ida Jaycees" as "One of Five Outstanding Men in the Dade County School Board, . State, 1951;appointed by the President to the U. S. 1966-70; School Board Delegation, 24th General Assembly of the United Na- Chairman, 1970-72; elected tions; member, Foreign Affairs Committee; Chairman, to the U. S. House of Rep- International Operations Subcommittee; member, Govern- resentatives in 1972 and ment Operations Committee; Chairman, .Commission on subsequently. Security and Cooperation in Europe; has served in the Address and phone number —2440 Rayburn House Office U. S. House of Representatives since 1954. Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4211. Address and phone number —2354 Rayburn House Office Miami District Office, 2020 N. E. 163rd Street, N. Miami Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. (202) 225-4506. Beach, Fla., 33162. (305) 945-7518. MARCH —APRIL 1980 31 Alachua Clerk of Circuit Court County Judges School Board Joey B. Dobson William A. Cooper, Jr. Arthur R. Gaskins Population Don T. Sirmons Patricia 138,376 Property Appraiser Spangler Broward Josie L. Davis, Jr. Thomas R. Ellinor James R. Lawson County Seat Tax Collector Vernon F. Parmenter Gainesville Commissioners Population Raulerson T. Parrish Sheriff T. J. James Faircloth J. 966,083 Supervisor of Elections L. J. "Lu" Hindery Raymond Wagner County Seat John Barton Clerk of Circuit Court J. Isaac W. Byrd Fort Lauderdale School Superintendent A. Curtis Powers Bill Tolar Breve rd Sheriff Tim Starling Property Appraiser John L. Mullins Robert A. Butterworth County Judge Population Pierce Smith School Board J. D. L. Griffis 275,779 Clerk of Circuit Court Tax Collector Tommy Smith Commissioners County Seat Robert E. Lockwood James F. Bishop, Jr. Mrs. Deane Bozeman Aubrey McCormick Titusville Property Appraiser Supervisor of Elections Ken Brock Joseph Rhoden Sheriff William Markham J. K. Irby James M. Mowat Richard H. Davis Rollin W Zimmerman Tax Collector School Superintendent Dr. Robert Young Benny Joe Bennett Clerk of Circuit Court Lester L. Bauer Walter Sickles Thomas R. Rhoden Raymond C. Winstead, Supervisor of Elections County Judges Jr. Jane C. Carroll Jeanne D. Crenshaw School Board Bradford Property Appraiser School Superintendent Stephan P. Mickle Joe B. Crews James C. Clark Maxwell, Sr. Harry F. McComb J. Emory Cross Lyons, Jr. Population Lois Irene Yarbrough Tax Collector County Judges Nath C. Doughtie 17,360 C. N. "Newt" Jones Bobby W. Gunther Commissioners Betty June Raulerson County Seat Supervisor of Elections John J. King Shellie Downs Frank D. Kilgo Starke Sheriff Shirley P. Baccus H. Mark Purdy Jack Durrance School Superintendent Morton L. Abram Edwin B. Turlington Dolph Reddish Clerk Circuit Robert L. Blubaugh Harvey Ford Perry McGriff, Jr. Bay of Court County Judges Robert Lance Andrews Coward Gilbert S. Brown Thomas Kenneth B. Morton George Brescher School Board Population Property Appraiser Alvarez Martin Budnick Larry Seidlin B. Shelton Boyles 97,479 Jimmy County Seat Tax Collector Daniel F. Citak William Walter Herring Judy Johnson Panama City J. R. Kelly Charles M. Rieders Ross E. Mowry Charles Chestnut II I Shenff Supervisor of Elections Commissioners Patricia Cocalis Ann W. Muga Tullis D. Easterling Jeneva M. D. Gene Roberts Lawrence C. Roberts Robert N. Howe Flynn Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent John A. Hurdle George A. Shahood Bruce Collins Thomas L. Casey, Jr. Val M. Steele J. Bart Budetti Lee Wenner Baker Property Appraiser County Judge Alfred J. Skaf Gerald Conrad Elzie Joe H. Wickham S. Sanders Commissioners Population Tax Collector Commissioners School Board Frank Burkett Gerald Thompson 13,415 Donnell Brookins D. L Shuford George Platt Supervisor of Elections Robert A. Anderson County Seat E. L. Norman Jack L. Moss Gladys A. Chapman John W. Baker Macclenny Maxie Carter, Jr. Anne L. Kolb School Superintendent Margaret B. Senne Sheriff E. W. Hodges, Jr. Howard Forman Joe Newmans Pete Holman Hazel U. Paulk Sandra M. Goforth

32 THE SHERIFF'9 STAR Fran Gross Sheriff Hugh D. Hayes Gerald J. Klein Tax Collector Pat Brown B. R. Quinn Commissioners Arthur Maginnis Grady Hires School Board Clerk of Circuit Court John A. Pistor Thomas G. O'Connell Supervisor of Elections Marie Harrington Walt Conners Russ Wimer Maria M. Korvick Melba Lee Underhill Estella Moriarty Property Appraiser Thomas P. Archer Arthur Winton School Superintendent Pat N ic ho l son Charles H. Allen Clifford Wenzel Milton Starkman H. Allen Harden Patsy Ceros- Livingston Tax Collector David C. Brown Marshall H. Ader County Judge Kathleen Wright Norine S. Gilstrap School Board Robert M. Deehl Marshall M. Clements Thomas Evans Supervisor of Elections Jane C. Paulus Howard Gross Commissioners Doll ye Woodside Wilma Anderson LaMar Gable Harvey L. Goldstein C. W. Stephenson Calhoun School Superintendent Geraldine Kalvin Thomas M. Carney L. E. Hatcher Roger Weaver Eugene C. Turner Meek Robinette Leroy E. Evans Population 8,952 County Judge Charlotte Olroyd Henry L. Oppenborn, Jr Edward R. Osteen Leonard A. Damron Calvin R. Mapp John Obe Osteen County Seat Commissioners Steven D. Robinson School Board Blountstown Columbia James P. Taft Richard Schwartz Sherry L. Ragsdale Sheriff Catherine A. Rooks Population Charles D. Edelstein Kenneth M. Jones, Sr. W. G. Buddy Smith Wilbur H. Langley, Sr. 31,126 Joseph P. Farina C. C. Johnson, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Jean Grant County Seat Commissioners Colin Delaney Willie D. Wise Wayne Jordan Lake City Barry D. Schreiber J. D. Cannon Property Appraiser School Board Sheriff William G. Oliver Frank Stone Duval David Langer J. Glenn Bailey Barbara M. Carey Tax Collector Wayne Rolph Clerk of Circuit Court Ruth Shack Population W. A. Ray M. F. Zellner Mary B. Childs Harvey Ruvin 566,420 Elections Supervisor of John F. Hodgkins Property Appraiser James F. Redford, Jr. County Seat 'Theo Martin Sewell Ralph E. Hoffman J. Kirby Beverly Phillips Jacksonville School Superintendent Tax Collector Clara Oesterle Sheriff Howard Johnson H. Ray Walker Dale Carson Clay Stephen P. Clark County Judge Supervisor of Elections School Board Clerk of Circuit Court J. L. Godwin Population Mary Jim Crews Robert Renick S. Morgan Slaughter Commissioners 56,772 School Superintendent Joyce Knox Property Appraiser S. Donnell Whitfield County Seat Dr. Silas Pittman Ethel Beckham Robert A. Mallard Bobby J. Varnum Green Cove Springs County Judge G. Holmes Braddock Tax Collector Lloyd Tatum, Jr. Sheriff E. Vernon Douglas Phyllis Miller Lynwood Roberts Clayton Shiver Jennings Murrhee Commissioners Ben J. Sheppard Supervisor of Elections Gene Bailey Clerk of Circuit Court Sandy Paul Register Linton J. Tyler Harry Nearing School Board Jim Martin School Superintendent George L. Carlisle DBSoto Don A. O'Bryan Wayne Nettles Herb Sang Property Appraiser William D. Price R. Aldine Feagle Population County Judges Lawrence L Murray Clifford Newsome 19,104 Donald R. Moran, Jr. Tax Collector James Montgomery Bill Peacock School Board County Seat Louise Walker E. Wayne Geiger Arcadia James W. Morgan June N. Epperson Morton A. Kesler Supervisor of Elections Sheriff W. C. Hale Giles P. Lewis Charlotte L H. Lancaster Otis Roberts Frank E. Cline Jesse H. Leigh School Superintendent Clerk Circuit Court Population William Hudson of Edward P. Westberry Jesse P. Tynes, Jr. Allen 55,392 Tom Davis Delma John Southwood County Judge County Seat Property Appraiser John M. Marees Larry Smith Punta Gorda Margaret McAnly E. Ambrose Olliff, Jr. Commissioners Dada Sheriff Tax Collector Raymond L. Simpson Dale S. Wilson Alan LeBeau Population Quitmon Brown Lawrence P. Haddock, Jr. Lee Drawdy Clerk of Circuit Court 1,519,247 Supervisor of Elections Hugh McKay Fletcher, Sr. Wayne Buddy C. Alexander J. Spivey County Seat David Thornton Councilmen-At-Large T. H. Bruning School Superintendent Property Appraiser Miami David Harrell Thaddeus B.Crossley Public John R. Gambrell Oliver Lowe Shenff (Dir. of J. Earl Huntley School Board Safety) County Judge Tax Collector Henry Cook Robert M. Paterson Bobby L. Jones(Actingl James Parker L. Victor Desguin 5. Earl M. Johnson Supervisor of Elections J. Glenn Allred Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Eric Smith Tosie Hindman Charles J. McGlave Richard P. Brinker John E. Johnson Councilmen School Superintendent Larry Gaudet Property Appraiser Kermit E. Roan Forrest Boone James B. Lawless Martha Maxwel I A. H. Blake Stanley B. Crews Terry R. Wood County Judge Tax Collector Earl Carlton John E. Goode John P. Shannon Collier Robert K. Overstreet R. V. Griffin Nancie Crabb Commissioners Population Supervisor of Elections School Board Gifford Grange Arnold F. Schade 81,912 Joyce Dieffenderfer James D. Brewer George L. Shuman Robert H. Shedd County Seat School Superintendent Edna W. Lazar Sallye B. Mathis Joseph Tringali Naples Leonard Britton Aurin Collins Rodney Hurst Franz Ross Sheriff County Judges Howard E. Sorrells Harold J. Gibson Ted A. Fegers Aubrey Rogers Sidney L. Segall James Westberry Joe Forshee School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Morton Lee Perry Dixie Anthony (Warren) Jones John D. McQueen Robert H. Newman Sylvia Webb William J. Reagan Population Larry E. Scoggins Dominic Koo William E. Carter Property Appraiser 7,656 L. A. Ainger Alfred Nesbitt Clarence (Mack) Sam J. Golding County Seat Suggs Lawrence W. Pauli Harvey Baxter School Board Tax Collector Cross City Barbara A. Smith Bernard R. Jaffe James M. A. P. Ayers Sheriff H. Corwin, D. Supervisor of Elections Ruth L. Sutton Donna Lucas Glen Dyals Citrus Edna Santa Theodore G. Mastos Jack Nooney C. Clerk of Circuit Court Superintendent Edward H. Swanko Wendell P. Holmes, Population School Joe Hubert Allen Jr. Dr. Thomas L. Richey James Rainwater George Sessions 42,397 Property Appraiser T. County Seat County Judges Mattie Belle Davis Joseph L. Cullen C. P. Rubiera Hal Chewning, Sr. I nverness Thomas T. Trettis, Jr. James L. Clemons

MARCH —APRIL 1980 33 Escembia Sheriff Commissioners Hamilton Supervisor of Elections Jack Taylor, Jr. Addy Jones Elizabeth J. Foote Population Clerk of Circuit Court Population School Superintendent 196 Cecil Corbin 233, Robert L. Howell Stanley Akins 8,849 James C. Edwards County Seat Property Appraiser H. E. Douglas County Seat County Judge Pensacola John James, Jr. Shelton P. Thomas Jasper Broward N. Parsons Sheriff Tax Collector School Board Sheriff Commissioners Royal Untreiner Betty W. Sangaree Roy M. Wilson Charlie Rhoden C. E. Hall Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections Vera D. Lindsey Clerk of Circuit Court Donald A. Davis Ernie Lee Magaha Norma Lea Smith Elvin Mathews Alice Jones Donald E. Pratt Comptroller School Superintendent Clyde Townsend Property Appraiser Phillip Roland Joe A. Flowers F. Leon Tucker Casey A. Carlisle F. Kenneth Tuten C. Harold White Property Appraiser County Judge Tax Collector School Board John R. Jones, Jr. Susie M. Measamer Glades Ulma Braswell Teresa Milicevic Tax Collector Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Beauford Davidson Population Matt Langley Bell III William Henderson, Jr. Ann C. Malpas Darrell R. Harris 882 Supervisor of Elections Ikie D. Wade 5, School Superintendent Raymond Pittman County Seat Joe Oldmixon Jack Zingarelli J. W. DeVane William M. Gober Moore Haven School Superintendent Cecil Varnes County Judge Sheriff Charles Stokes Tommy J. Massey David E. Bembry Roy D. Lundy Hernende County Judges School Board Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court William Henderson, Jr. David Ray Ard Joel Selph Jerry L. Beck Population Walter B. Lagergren Shaun S. Donahoe W. J. Driggers Property Appraiser 38,182 Frank L. Bell Buford Golden Jack Vinson J. C. Seal County Seat Billy G. Ward Photis J. Nichols ey Durwood Morgan Tax Collector 8 rooksvil le William Jones Mickey Gay David Goolsby Sheriff Commissioners Regina Brown School Board Supervisor of Elections Melvin Kelly Gerald W. Woolard Gedsden W. P. Griffin Clerk of Circuit Court Kenneth Kelson Donald A. Brown Park Dees Population Harold W. Brown Zearl R. Lancaster School Superintendent 37,492 Willard Godwin Property Appraiser John E. Frenkel, Jr. L. E. Galyon Hilward Morgan County Seat County Lester Samples, Jr. Marvin G. Beck Judge David Barker Quincy J. Tax Collector School Board A. E. Wells Sheriff Leone Bechtelheimer Sam Forester Commissioners W. A. Woodham Herd ee Supervisor of Elections Lois Suarez John R. Langdale Clerk of Circuit Court Vance Storter Neil T. Kinnear, Jr. Vernon Mc Daniel Population Superintendent Wayne Hanna Charles B. Hall School Carol Ann Marshall 18,338 James K. Austin Property Appraiser Vance Whidden County Seat James I. Terry County Judge DeVane Mason Margaret Van de Velde Wauchula Frank Biasco Edwin Malmquist Tax Collector School Board Jim C. Bailey Sheriff Commissioners W. A. Summerford Ernest W. Hilliard, Jr. N. H. Murdock Frank Fish Supervisor of Elections Joanna M. Johnson Flegler Clerk of Circuit Court Murray Raid Grubbs J. Love Hutchinson Jerry Sapp Colemon W. Best Marvin E. Hunt Population School Superintendent Thelma Arnold Property Appraiser Ray Tom Harris 9,046 Grinelle E. Bishop Glenn Taylor Reid Stewart D. John H. Magner County Seat County Judge Tax Collector Bunnell Richard L. Hood School Board Gulf Curtis Ezelle Margaret F. Brant Sheriff Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Population Paul H. Clemons P. A. Edmonson Louise Blackburn Lorne Yetter 149 Ray G. Thomasson Clerk of Circuit Court Ben S. Duncan 11, School Superintendent County Seat Mary Ann Hogan Shelton B. Barber Lamer Massey John E. Terrell Port St. Joe Jane W. Martin Property Appraiser Forrest Davis, Jr. County Judge Sheriff John W. Seay Earl W. Lodge Robert E. Collins K. E. Ken Murphy Tax Collector School Board Commissioners Highlands Clerk of Circuit Court Dale B. Brown, Jr. Harold J. Henderson Samuel L. Rawls Elections George Y. Core Population Supervisor of Randolph E. Greene Ralph Smith Property Appraiser 48,268 Etta Peterson Will I. Ramsey Charles C. Heath Samuel A. Patrick County Seat School Superintendent E. H. Fletcher Luke Waldron Tax Collector Sebring Coy G. Harris, Jr. Charles W. Harbin, Jr. Maurice Henderson Harland O. Pridgeon Sheriff County Judge School Board Supervisor of Elections Joe Sheppard Duane A. Deen Gilchrist Joseph F. Smith Commissioners Dessie Lee Parker Clerk of Circuit Court Population Wayne A. Jernigan Louis M. Steflik School Superintendent Earl Rich 027 Brian Pappas Thomas W. Durrance 6, B. Walter Wilder Property Appraiser County Seat Opal S. Knight C. H. Cowart County Judge J. W. (Billy) Martin Trenton Ronnie Gilliard Albert B. Johnston, Jr. David L. Taunton Tax Collector Sheriff Otis S. Hunter Commissioners J. T. Landress Roy J. Rodgers Hendry School Board Jimmy O. Gortman Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Everett W. Anderson Douglas Birmingham Population Jimmy Whitehouse Horace Thomas Raymond V. Heaton William R. Branch 17,576 School Superintendent Property Appraiser Herschel C. King James Tankersley County Seat Dan A. Davis D. Ray Harrison, Jr. James L. DuPont Leo Kennedy La Belle County Judge Tax Collector Roy W. Likins School Board Sheriff Mark H. Richardson, W. W. Welch Fred Greer Earl S. Dyess Jr. Supervisor of Elections Kenneth Commissioners Franklin Whitfield Clerk of Circuit Court Willie Mae Jones Paul Sewell Charlotte Fitzsimmons Gene Bigbie Population School Superintendent Waylon Graham Property Appraiser Norman Heston 8,403 Eli M. Read Gene Raffield Dale Small Carl P. Arant, Jr. County Seat County Judge Tax Collector C. J. Wise Apalachicola Joseph W. DeMember Mildred H. Lewis Robert Skipper 34 THE SHERIFF'8 STAR School Board Johnie F. Bradshaw Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Levy Steve Roberts, Jr. Jake Jones Eleanor B. Hawkins' James R. Carson, Jr. Ruth K. Davis Property Appraiser C. A. Deems Population Robert Fitzgerald, Jr. Steve C. Walker, Jr. Glenn Y. Middleton 17,630 Indian Margaret L. Turnbull River Tax Collector Thomas J. Windram County Seat Kenneth H. Grady Population . Mamie V. Capps Glenn C. Burhans 8ronson 56,761 Supervisor of Elections School Board Sheriff Horace Hillsborough County Seat Ed Ritter, Jr. James R. Dunaway A. Moody Vero Beach School Superintendent Joan P. Brown Clerk of Circuit Court Population Sheriff Desmond Bishop Don Berry Douglas M. McKoy 634,469 Sam T. Joyce County Judge Charles B. Beals Property Appraiser County Seat Clerk of Circuit Court Charles C. Anderson Elsie A. Zellman Dwight Bell Tampa Freda Wright Commissioners Tax Collector Sheriff Property Appraiser Mordaunt Bishop Lea Donald H. Richburg Walter C. Heinrich Bill C. Law Sammy P. Gray Population Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Tax Collector Jessie E. Cooksey 191,903 Joy S. Smith James F. Taylor, Jr. Gene E. Morris Walter B. Edwards, Jr County Seat School Superintendent Property Appraiser Supervisor of Elections T. Butler Walker Fort Myers Frank LaPorta William R. Daniel, Jr. Rosemary Richey School Board Sheriff County Judge Tax Collector School Superintendent William J. French Frank Wanicka W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Melvin B. Smith James A. Burns Nancy T. Poppell Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Supervisor of Elections County Judge L. Ferrell Hamrick Sal Geraci J. Donald Holmes Robin C. Krivanek Graham W. Stike- Edwin C. Faglie Property Appraiser Jerry L. Smith School Superintendent lether, Jr. James Boland, Jr. Harry Schooley Wm. Samuel Yearty II Raymond Shelton Commissioners Tax Collector B. R. Sharp R. Don Deeson County Judges Lafayette Dawson McDaniel Billy E. Butler Henry O. Wilson Pat Lyons Supervisor of Elections School Board Fred Woods Alma Lee Loy Population Enid D. Earle Wayne E. Beauchamp Don C. Kilgore William C. Wodtke, Jr. 4,339 School Superintendent James F. Taylor Ed Hinson Willard W. Siebert, Jr. County Seat Ray V. Pottor'f R. H. Ross ' Perry A. Little School Board Mayo County Judges L. H. Arrington Michael Kavouklis Dorothy A. Talbert Sheriff William C. Mc Iver Richard A. Lynch Roland Gonzalez Richard Bolinger Stanley Cannon William J. Nelson Ralph Steinberg Gary Lindsey Clerk of Circuit Court James R. Thompson Liberty Donald F. Castor Ruth R. Barnes Paul Trawick Commissioners Population Commissioners Joe N. Idlette, Jr. Property Appraiser R. Doug Taylor Robert E. Curry G. W. Hicks, Jr. Harry E. Rodda 4,311 Jan Platt Tax Collector Roland Q. Roberts County Seat Jackson Bristol Charles F. Bean III Mertic Wimberley Wade H. Scaffe Population Frances M. Davin Supervisor of Elections R ichard Steel e Sheriff 592 Jerry M. Bowmer 38, Linda O. Mills School Board Harrell W. Revell County Seat School Board School Superintendent Robert Ratliff III Clerk of Circuit Court Roland H. Lewis Marianne Randall Hewitt John T. Beckett Duncan Hosford Sheriff Ma ri on S. Rodgers County Judge Rayma C. Page Property Appraiser Charles Ben H. Hill, Jr. Applewhite Foye W. O'Steen Howard DeVore Wil ford M. Deason Clerk of Circuit Court Joe E. Newsome Commissioners John W. Mills Tax Collector A. Leon Lowry, Sr. Raymond R. Bruner Lavere Buchanan Laster W. Summers Leon Sam Rampello Property Appraiser Thomas Pridgeon, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Cecile W. Essrig Herbert Lockey Norman E. Jackson Population Clara Belle Revell Tax Collector Sidney Adams 138,583 School Superintendent Holmes Foster L. Jenings Owen Pearson County Seat Marcia F. Shuler Supervisor of Elections School Board Tallahassee County Judge Population Alyne McQuagge Pit- Charles Driver Sheriff Glenn E. 14,061 Summers man J. C. Hurst Ken Katsaris Commissioners County Seat School Superintendent Robert Endicott Clerk of Circuit Court Richard C. Phillips Bonifay Robert E. Childs Julian E. Adams Paul F. Hartsfield Jack Summers Sheriff County Judge Bobby Johnson Property Appraiser James E. Johnson W. C. Ben Jones Woodrow Wilson Hat- John P. Brown Donnie Gene Tharpe Clerk of Circuit Court cher Tax Collector L. B. Arnold Cody Taylor Lake Commissioners Fred F. Womble School Board Property Appraiser S. D. Johnson Population Supervisor of Elections Howard Hornsby Howard Strickland Norwood Jackson 96,001 Wilma S. Sullivan Kenneth P. Tax Collector Green Fred G. Wiley County Seat School Superintendent Charles W. Roberts Edna Varnum Teamon Durden Tava res Dr. Ed Farm Tom Stoutamire Supervisor of Elections Thomas Tyus Sheriff County Judges Joe Brown Marlin D. Register School Board Malcolm McCall Hal McClamma School Superintendent E. D. Patterson, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Hayward V. Atkinson Madison Gerald Commander R. B. Beall James C. Watkins Charles D. McClure County Judge Population Louise Boone Property Appraiser Commissioners Louis K. Hutchinson 14,615 James F. Williams Ed Havill Wm. Douglas Nichols County Seat Commissioners B. E. Charles Tax Collector Gayle Nelson W. Lewis Madison Ray T. Keith Hall James Ira Crews Sheriff Jerry English Supervisor of Elections Robert K. Henderson Jefferson Joe C. Peavy E. E. Simms Emogene W. Stegall J. Lee Vause Clerk of Circuit Court Felton Miller Population School Superintendent School Board Dale M. Leslie Charles R. Owens 10,217 Sam B. Commander Pat Schwallie Property Appraiser School Board County Seat County Judges Mike Beaudoin W. G. Rutherford Clifton Crews Monticello W. A. Milton, Jr. Evelyn B. Martin Tax Collector Nonnie D. Redmon Sheriff Roy Wright Caldwell Emily T. Millett Cecil G. Motley James H. Scott Peter W. Everett Pat Millinor

MARCH —APR I L 1980 35 Supervisor of Elections T. W. P. Needham Nassau Tax Collector Supervisor of Elections Kathleen M. Burnette Thomas Barber Athleon Alderman Norma E. Smith School Superintendent School Board Population Supervisor of Elections School Superintendent Randall M. Buchanan Sam D. Mansfield, Sr. 31,798 Rowena Parkerson Leon T. Hobbs County Judge J. L. Collum County Seat School Superintendent County Judges Wetzel Blair James Ergle, Jr. Fernandina Beach C. W. Montgomery III Russell S. Thacker Commissioners Carole A. Parrish Sheriff County Judge Alexander D. Hall, Jr. John Maxwell Lamer Luffman H. S. McKendree G. E. Bryant, Jr. Commissioners Jack Hunter Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Oren Brown Paul Blount Martin D. O. Oxley James Lashley Gary Suhl Albert Kel I ey Property Appraiser Oscar Thomas Mack McClain Jimmie E. Ragans Population K. Wendell Walker H. H. Raulerson, Sr. Larry Whaley School Board 57,380 Tax Collector Clyde R. Durrance W. J. Newman William D. Rutherford County Seat Gwendolyn Miller Charles W. Harvey School Board A. W. Waldrep Stuart Supervisor of Elections School Board A. Eugene Thompson, Jr. Sheriff Paul C. Braswell Carol Ann Jones Roger L. Jones Ernabelle Tallman James D. Holt Claude W. Pickles School Superintendent Fred L. Hodges Karen L. Kerr Clerk of Circuit Court Betty Ann Blair Craig Marsh Billie Jean Reynolds James W. Heaberlin Louise V. Isaacs County Judge Glenna B. Rucks M. Bruce DeBord Appraiser Property J. E. Weatherford Frank Williamson, Jr. Manatee A. D. Malfregeot Commissioners Tax Collector Orange Palm Beach Population Gene R. Blackwelder Thomas L. Crook Population 141,188 Hazel Jones Population Supervisor of Elections 441,337 County Seat John F. Claxton 564,447 Peggy Stewart Robbins County Seat Bradenton Douglas Hodges County Seat Sheriff School Superintendent Orlando John F. Armstrong, Sr W. Palm Beach Vincent J. Navitsky Sheriff Thomas M. Burton, Jr. School Board Sheriff Circuit Court County Judges Melvin Colman Clerk of E. M. Shirley Richard P. Wille Mare A. Cianca Clerk of Circuit Court Richard B. Shore Hubert N. Vanzant Clerk of Circuit Court David Harper Randall P. Kirkland Property Appraiser Lloyd Herrin John B. Dunkle Powell Commissioners County Comptroller A. B. William W. Barnes Property Appraiser Collector Frank A. Wacha Kenneth Kienth Tax David P. Page David L. Reid Thomas J. Higgins Property Appraiser Samuel A. Cornwell, Tax Collector Lavon Bagwell Ford S. Hausman Jr. Allen C. Clark Elections Hurchalla Okaloosa Tax Collector Supervisor of Maggy Supervisor of Elections H. Jerome Davis John W. Holt, Jr. Earl K. Wood Popu I at i on Jacqueline Winchester School Superintendent School Board Supervisor of Elections 111,866 School Superintendent William Bashaw Norma J. Miller Dixie Barber County Seat Thomas Mills County Judges Carolyn B. Lichty School Superintendent J. Crestview County Judges Claflin Garst, Jr. David L. Anderson James L. Schott Sheriff Harold Cohen Roberta P. Knowles David L. Crandall County Judges J. Frankie Mills David C. Clark Commissioners Charles Covington Emerson R. Thompson Clerk of Circuit Court Howard H. Harrison, Jr. Lamar S. Parrish George A. Sprinkel IV Newman C. Brackin James Carlisle Claude McGavic Lee C. Conser T. Monroe Property Appraiser Don T. Adams L. H. Fortson, Jr. John Howard King Howard E. Hilburn Robert V. Parker Pat Glass J. C. Stone, Jr. Population Tax Collector Mary E. Lupo Louis E. Driggers R. James Stroker 56,509 Joseph G. Stokes C. Michael Shalloway School Board Thomas R. Kirkland County Seat Supervisor of Elections Edward H. Fine Louise R. Johnson Michael F. Cycmanick Key West Elsie B. Garrett Commissioners Marjorie G. Kinnan Superintendent Gary L. Format, Sr. Sheriff School Peggy B. Evatt Gilbert W. McNeal Max Janis Halker Wm. A. F reema n, Jr. Bruner, Jr. Frank H. Foster, J r. Elizabeth A. Nevin Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court County Judges Dennis Koehler S. Lyman Chennault Lamar Thomas Ralph W. White Ben Gordon Norman R. Gregory Allen E. Arthur, Jr. Property Appraiser Jack Courtney Bill Bailey Dick Fischer Marion Ervin A. Higgs Commissioners School Board Ed Mason Tax Collector Hayward T. Hayes Arthur H. Bougae Population Harry F. Knight Bill W. Peebles, Jr. Lee Chira Louis Eassa 106,852 Supervisor of Elections Moe Hersh School Board Bernard Kimmel Freeman Larry Y. Anchors County Seat Wm. (Billy) Dr. Ted Dippy Susan Pell School Superintendent Michael Mitchell Ocala William C. Ford Thomas W. Sansbury Sheriff Armando J. Henriquez School Board Raymond Bassett Robert S. Howell Don Moreland County Judges Paul A. Petrey, Jr. Ethel G. K. Lyon James C. DeLonga Clerk of Circuit Court Laster Garringer, Jr. James H. Etheredge Lee Kadel Davies

Frances P. Thigpin David P. Kirwan Andrew F. Giesen, Jr. Wm. Thomas Barnes I I Pasco Property Appraiser Paul E. Esquinaldo Barbara Moore T. G. Jackson, Jr. Charles H. Fleming Commissioners R. L. Mckelvey Population Tax Collector Richard A. Kerr Osceola 161,873 Curtis Blair Thomas Olson Okeechobee Population County Seat Supervisor of Elections Jerry Hernandez, Jr. Dade City Population 42,344 Helen L. McNeal George Dolezal Sheriff 881 County Seat School Superintendent Don Schloesser 19, John Short County Seat K issimmee H. L. Rogers School Board Sheriff Clerk of Circuit Court County Judges Okeechobee Joseph Thompson, Jr. Ernest P. Murphy J. E. Pittman McNeal Sheriff Ray E. H. Walker Clerk of Circuit Court Property Appraiser Clyde G. Trammell Gerald Edd Adair D. Clayton Williams, Jr. Harris G. Daniel Ted Williams Commissioners Roger L. Swift Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Property Appraiser Bruce Bartlett Ruth Alice Campbell Maxine S. Coul ter Clif Betts, Jr. Danny L. Lackey Murray E. Fugate Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Tax Collector Leroy Douglas Mary E. Morgan W. C. Sherman Murray A. Bronson 36 THE SHERIFF'S STAR School Superintendent County Judges School Board Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Thomas E. Weightman Susan W. Roberts (Vacancy) Jim Hardcastle Lois Kinard County Judges Dennis P. Maloney George M. Yates Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent William H. Seaver Edward Threadgill, Jr. C. Charles Stanton, Jr. Raymond H. Hackney Joe R. Strickland Dan C. Rasmussen Randall G. McDonald Herschel H. Parrish, Jr. Jr. County Judge Commissioners G. Bowdon Hunt Robert W. Webb, Jr. Property Appraiser Jack Drawdy Michael Ledbetter Gordon F. MacCalla John W. Mikos Commissioners Curtis L. Law Commissioners St. Lucie Tax Collector W. B. Jones, Jr. K. M. Olson Brenda Taylor Rebecca M. Eger Eunice Neville Population Barry M. Doyle Frank B. Smith, Jr. Supervisor of Elections William C. Wing John Fuller Jack Simmers 82,439 Joanne E. Koester Harry Lovett County Seat School Board Ernie Caldwell School Superintendent Melvin E. Carlton Ft. Pierce Agnes Davis Deal Charles E. Whitten Gene M. Pillot School Board Sheriff Kathleen Edwards School Board County Judges Robert A. Shoemaker Lanie Norvell James M. Marlowe Nancy Simmons Marvin E. Silverman Joe D. Merritt Clerk of Circuit Court Dan Sherman Richard B. Sherwood L. Moody Roger Poitras Robert Stahlschmidt G. Wilson Dorothy S. Mitchell George H. Gause Edwin W. Cummer E rwin 8ryan, J r. Property Appraiser Bernadine Spanjers Commissioners C. Aubrey Caruthers James W. Bass Pinellas T. S. Aggelis Tax Collector Andrew Sandegren Beverly Clay Population Daniel N. Knowles, Jr. Suwannee 725,457 Jim Neville Putnam Supervisor of Elections Population County Seat John M. Saba, Jr. Population James P. Brooks 20,879 Clearwater School Superintendent Larry Rhodes Sheriff 45,693 School Board County Seat County Seat Dr. Nolan G. Skinner Live Oak Bill Roberts Mary M. McAdoo Palatka County Judges Sheriff Clerk of Circuit Court Dr. Kay Glasser Sheriff E. P. DeFriest, Jr. Robert Harold Mullendore David E. Olson Leonard E. W. Pellicer William G. Tye Clerk of Circuit Property Appraiser Thomas McElheny Court Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Ronald J. Schultz C. Richard Doudna Jerry A. Scarborough Charles H. Hood W. R. McCain Property Tax Collector Appraiser Property Appraiser E. E. Green O. Sanford Jasper Lamer Jenkins Edward L. Brooks John B. Park Tax Supervisor of Elections Seminole Collector Tax Collector Edward G. Enns George Burnham, Charles J. Kaniss Population Jr. B. M. "Mike" Noone George D. Price School Superintendent 156,794 Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections School Board Marjorie Gus Sakkis County Seat Carmichael Donald L. Hersey Thomas H. Bruhn School County Judges Sanford Superintendent School Superintendent Peggy Raikes Mrs. Verna William B. Blackwood Sheriff L. Bass John F. Gaines Jeffrey S. Furst Karl B. Grube John E. Polk County Judge County Judge Osmo nd C. Pete rso n Thomas Claire K. Luten Clerk of Circuit Court J. Kennon, Jr. William E. Warren Havert Farm Robert M. Shingler Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Commissioners Commissioners Catherine M. Harlan Property Appraiser Claude G. McDonald Mangin Peacock Burton Easton Santa Rosa Terry Goembel Mark E. Chauncey John Eubanks Lynn Johnson Howard Whittington Population Tax Collector Robert L. Revels Frank H. White 50,517 G. Troy Ray, Jr. Wayne Long Jerry B. Kelley Hansel C. Ross Jerry R. Parker County Seat Supervisor of Elections Kelley Smith, Jr. School Board (Vacancy) Milton Camille D. Bruce School Board Charles W. Collins Commissioners Sheriff School Superintendent Wornicki John R. Newbold, Jr. Alvin M. Brown Joseph Harvell Enfinger William P. Layer Charles E. Rainey Samuel Taylor George L. Knight Clerk of Circuit Court County Judges John Chestnut, Eleanor H. Miller Tom Lashley Jr. Gerald F. Barnes Wallace H. Hall Bruce Tyndall William Owens Frank Norris Property Appraiser Harold F. Johnson Jeanne Malchon Raymond S. Rood III F. M. Fisher Alan A. Dickey School Board Tax Collector Commissioners Betty Hamilton St. Johns Archie Glover Robert E. French Taylor Gareth Whitehurst Population Supervisor of Elections Robert Sturm Calvin Hunsinger 45,961 David E. McDonald Dick Williams Population John R. Espey County Seat School Superintendent Sandra Glenn 15,196 Gerald Castellanos St. Augustine Bennett C. Russell William Kirchhoff County Seat Martha R. Wallace Sheriff County Judge School Board Perry Arthur L. Albers Sheriff Dudley Garrett, Jr. Colic Nichols, Jr. R. G. Feather Von Whiddon Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Allan F. Keeth Polk Clerk of Circuit Court Oliver Lawton W. L. Butler William Kroll J Charles R. Carlton Population Property Appraiser Robert E. Smith "Pat" Renee Telson Property 295,541 Harold M. Wayne Terreli W. Godwin Appraiser Roland V Williams Eldon Sadler County Seat Tax Collector Howard Barnes Tax Collector Bartow Winifred S. Hill Robert N. Rollo Sumter L. A. (Peck) Sheriff Supervisor of Elections School Board Smith Supervisor of Elections Louie T. Mims W. A. (Gus) Thomas Kenneth E. Smith Population Margaret Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent Francis L. Johnson 22,041 Hamby School Superintendent E. D. "Bud" Dixon W. Douglas Hartley Doug Gillis County Seat Robbins Woodell Property Appraiser County Judges Sammy J. Lowery Bushnell R. James L. Roden Donald E. Buck Marcus R. Bonner Sheriff County Judge O' Tax Collector Robert A. Andreu G. E. Ernie Johnson Declan Grady Commissioners Commissioners Hobson Strain Sarasota Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections Richard L Parks, Jr. C. Burton Marsh W. Bert Fife Edwin Helen B. Gienau Francis N. Brubaker Population Property Appraiser Hendry School Superintendent Chester Benet 192,324 Ronald E. Hawkins Jack Bodiford Homer K. Addair Harry Waldron County Seat Tax Collector Marshall Hicks Robert E. Curtan Sarasota Tom Swain Frank Russell MARCH —APRIL 1980 37 School Board Ray Crawford School Board Tommy L. Oaks Phyllis Newport Pamela Boils Thomas Dr. Ed Smotherman Michael H. Falk Washington John R. Lundy Dr. Oswald P. Bronson Franklin Roberts A. L. (Buck) McLeod J. Boyd DeLoach Population Volusia Billy Ricketson Alfred A. Green, Jr. 15,459 Michael O'Steen Population Ohse E. Davis Walton County Seat 240,422 Population Chipley Union County Seat 19,216 Sheriff Wakulla Fred Peel DeLand County Seat Population Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Population DeFuniak Springs 10,740 James L. Miner Edwin Duff I I 9,615 Sheriff County Seat Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Jessie A. Carter Lake Butler Roland B. Walsingham V. Y. Smith Crawfordville Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Tax Collector Property Appraiser Sheriff Philip A. Anderson John Whitehead Mary Hodges John Turner, Jr. David F. Harvey Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Hubert R. Adkinson Robert L. Driggers Marie Canum Mitchell Finance Director Carlton Tucker Tax Collector Property Appraiser School Superintendent David Edwards Property Appraiser Jack Little Wilford Croft Kelly Brock Elections Emmett C. Farrell, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Supervisor of County Judge Katherine Odham Tax Collector Rosetta Bailey Josephine Addison S. Perry E. Wells School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections School Superintendent Ilene C. Spears Commissioners Supervisor of Elections David E. Drake Lottie Lee Archer Dr. Donald G. Gill Preston Hewett Judges Nell A. Russ County Judge School Superintendent County Albert F. Davis, Sr. Michael School Superintendent Joe Dan Trotman Bill McGill McDermott W. D. Everitt McFerrin Smith III Dr. William E. Whaley Commissioners County Judge C. Lenzy Corbin Norton County Judge James C. Rushing A. L. Driggers Josephson Earl A. Gilbert J. Michael Carter Lawton Mathews Commissioners Darrel Carnell School Board Harrison Griffin Commissioners Bob Anderson Sam Johns D. Andrew A. Ellis Councilmen J. D. Turner Derward Owens Gerald Griffis County Marvin Engram Jack Ascherl Joseph C. Duggar, Jr. Freddy M. Bishop Sidney Todd Harold Hightower P. T. Fleuchaus Osier A. Scott School Board Archie Clemons Farrell L. Nelson John W. Summers Alton C. Oaks Lillian H. Young Mitch Brannen Emma L. Trawick Kyle Colen D. Douglass O. School Board Tommy C. Brown Clyde School Board Lamar Ward Ressie Griffis Donald K. Adams Freeman Johnnie W. Moore Morris Dobbs Robert N. Hartman Roy Sabra Martin Royce Shaw Clyde R. Mann Charles D. Miller

(The first six Governors listed below served during the years that Florida was a territory of the United States. Florida's Governors William D. Moaeley was the first Governor elected after Florida became a state in 1845.)

822-1834 William P. Duval 1873-1877 Ossian B. Hart - Republican 1834-1835 John H. Eaton M. L. Stearns (d) - Republican 1835-1840 Richard Keith Call 1877-1881 George F. Drew - Democrat 1840-1841 Robert Raymond Reid 1881-1885William D. Bloxham - Democrat 1841-1844 Richard Keith Call 1885-1889 Edward A. Perry - Democrat 1844-1845 John Branch 1889-1893Francis P. Fleming - Democrat 1845-1849 William D. Moseley - Democrat 1893-1897 Henry L. Mitchell - Democrat 1849-1853 Thomas Brown - Whig 1897-1901 William D. Bloxham - Democrat A. K. Allison (a) - Democrat 1901-1905William S. Jennings - Democrat 1853-1857 James E. Broome - Democrat 1905-1909Napoleon B. Broward - Democrat 1857-1861 Madison S. Perry - Democrat 1909-1913Albert W. Gilchrist - Democrat 1861-1865John Milton - Democrat 1913-1917Park Trammell - Democrat A. K. Allison (a) - Democrat 1917-1921Sidney J. Catts - Democrat William Marvin (b) (elected as candidate of Pro- 1865-1868 David S. Walker - Conservative hibition Party) 1868-1872 Harrison Reed - Republican William Gleason (c) - Republican (continued on page 59) Samuel T. Day (c) - Republican

(a) Serued twice as Acting Milton on April 1, 1865, and until (c) Authority of both Gleason and Day Gouernor: From September 16 ousted by Federal authorities in disputed and neither usually counted to October 13, 1853, as Speaker the latter part of May, 1865, his last in listing Gouernors. of the House of Representatives official act recorded in the letter (d) Lieutenant Governor, became during the absence from the state book of the Governor's office hauing Gouernor upon death of O. B. of Governor Brown and Senate Presi- been dated May 19. Hart, March 18, 1874. dent after the death of Governor (b) Provisional Gouernor by Presi- dential proclamation, July 13, 1865.

3B THE SHERIFF'6 STAR ALACHUA SHERIFF L. J. "LU" HINDERY (D)

Born —DeLand, Fla., January 7, 1924. Education —Public schools of DeLand; BS degree, Univer- sity of Florida; 2 years, U. of F. Law School Wife's name —Eleonore (Honey) Children —three Church affiliation —Episcopal Law enforcement background- Alachua County Sheriff's Of- fice since 1949;Chief Deputy since April, 1955; elected Sheriff in 1976. Graduate, F. B.I. National Academy; Attended: U. S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons, Institute for Jailers; Police Budget Workshop at St. Peters- burg Jr. College by Fla. Institute for Law Enforcement; Santa Fe Jr. College's course in Jail Operations; National Sheriffs' Association's Institute for Training in Jail Man- agement: International Assn. of Chiefs of Police workshop in Legal & Management Aspects of Police Discipline; received General Instmctor Certificate from Police Standards gi Training Commission. Military service —3 years in infantry, W W II; 1 year as M. P. in Korean War. Honors —Member, Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals; Criminal Justice Advisory Committee for the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council; Police Task Force of the Governor's Commission on Crimi- nal Justice Standards and Goals; Santa Fe Community Corrections Center Advisory Board; Santa Fe Community College Police Academy Advisory Board; Lifetime Honor- ary Member of Florida Sheriffs Association; served on the Florida Council of Crime and Delinquency; member, Alachua County Crisis Center Citizen Advisory Board; Alachua County Community Service Association; also Democratic Executive Committeeman for Alachua County.

BAKER SHERIFF JOE NEWMANS (D)

Born —Sanderson, (Baker Coun- ty) Fla., August 28, 1931. Education —public schools of Baker County; Jacksonville School of Technology Wife's name —Yvonne Children —three Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976. Honors —member of Baker County Governor's Advisory Committee.

MARCH —APRIL 1980 39 BAY Military service —rank of Sgt. in U. S. Air Force, 1952-56. Honors —Past President of Bradford County Children's Asso- SHERIFF TULLIS D. EASTERLING (D) ciation; member of Area Law Enforcement Training Com- mittee; first son to succeed father as Sheriff in Florida via Born —Clio, Ala. , July 29, 1910. election, officially certified elected by Supervisor of Elec- Education —public schools in tions Oct. 10, 1972; past member, Board of Trustees, Clio, Ala. ; LLB degree, Uni- Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund, versity of Alabama, 1937; Inc. ; member and Secretary-Treasurer of Florida Sheriffs received Juris Doctorate Youth Fund Corporation. degree, University of Ala- bama, 1967. BREVARD Wife's name —Carolyn —two ROLLIN W. ZIMMERMAN (I) Children — Church affiliation Methodist — Law enforcement background— Born Sandusky, Ohio, July 1915. It, „ practiced law for three years 28, — in Ozark, Ala. ; Special Agent Education public schools of with FBI, 1941-67;retired Toledo, Ohio. I",'." Wife's — from FBI in 1967, and became name— Betty Undersheriff in Bay County Sheriffs Office; resigned from Children three — Sheriff s Office position July, 1970 to become head of Law Church affiliation Christian Enforcement Program at Gulf Coast Community College. Law enforcement background— Appointed Sheriff of Bay County Feb. 6, 1971,and elected Arson investigation classes to a four-year term in 1972, by the largest margin ever during 8 years as Fire Chief; polled in Bay County history; reelected in 1976 by more auxiliary deputy, 5 years; than a two to one majority. Deputy (juvenile officer), 14 Honors —received the 1971Panama City Jaycees Good Govern- years; FBI training sessions ment Award; received the Kiwanis International Distinguished on drugs and bank robbery. Elected Sheriff in 1976. Service Award from the Kiwanis Club of Panama City, 1972; — member, Board of Directors of Boys Club and the Bay Honors Presidential citation for work with youth; J. Edgar County Heart Fund Association; past member, Florida Hoover Award as Outstanding Officer; American VFW Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors; Secretary, Sher- Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer Award; Sertoma iffs Association; received the United States Fidelity 8i International District Award; founder and vice president Guaranty Insurance Company Safety Award for Outstand- of the Hacienda Girls Ranch in Brevard County; appointed ing Achievement in Controlling Vehicle Accidents in 1978; to Regional Advisory Council, Dept. of Corrections. presented the Outstanding Service Award by the Bay County Chamber of Commerce, 1979. BROWARD SHERIFF ROBERT A. BUTTERWORTH (D)

BRADFORD Born —Passaic, N. J., August 20, 1942. SHERIFF DOLPH REDDISH (D) Education —Public schools, Born —Starke, Fla., August 26, Hollywood, Fla.; BSBA De- 1932, one of seven sons. gree, University of Florida, Education —public schools of 1965; JD Degree, University Bradford County; attended of Miami School of Law, 1969. Santa Fe Jr. College, Gaines- — ville. Children one Church affil iation —Baptist Church affiliation —Episcopal Law enforcement background— Criminal Justice background— joined Bradford County Sher- 1970-71, Assistant State iff s Dept. in 1957; attended Attorney, Dade County; Florida Law Enforcement 1972-73, Legal Advisor for Training Academy, Tallahas- Broward County Sheriffs Department; 1973-74, Chief of see, 1967;FBI Executive De- Special Investigations Division and Assistant State Attor- velopment course, Jackson- ney, Broward County; 1974, Assistant County Adminis- ville, 1968;graduate of FBI National Academy, 1969; trator; 1974-77, County Court Judge, 17th Circuit; Police Standards Council, Career Development course, 1971; 1977-78, Circuit Court Judge, Criminal Division, 17th certified Police Instructor with over 200 hours experience; Circuit. elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976 without opposi- Honors —Broward County Youth Development Division, tion, and became first unopposed Sheriff in 75-year 1978; The Broward Times, Community Service Award, history of Bradford County; 1973 graduate of National 1977; Broward County Human Relations Division, Com- Sheriffs' Association Institute; graduate, National Institute munity Service Award, 1977; West Broward Chamber of of Corrections, University of Colorado, 1979. Commerce, Community Service Award, 1977. THE SHERIFF'S STAR Military service —WW II, Philippines, Liberation Ribbon CALHOUN with one Bronze Star. Honors —Member, Fla. Sheriffs Assn. Board of Directors. SHERIFF WM. G. "BUDDY" SMITH (D)

Born —Altha, Fla., February 19, CLAY 1942. SHERIFF JENNINGS MURRHEE Education —Mt. Dora High (D) School; 2 years at Troy State Born —Green Cove Springs, Fla., College. October 14, 1925. Wi fe's name —Sharlyn Education —public schools of Children —two Green Cove Springs. Church affiliation —Church of Wife's name —Georgia God Children —two Law enforcement background— Church affiliation —Baptist Chief Deputy, Calhoun County Law enforcement background— Sheriff's Dept. , 5'/2 years; Po- elected Sheriff in 1964 and lice Standards School, Chipola currently serving fourth term; Junior College; breathalyzer attended Florida Law Enforce- courses at Gulf Coast Junior College; elected Sheriff, 1976. ment Academy. Honors —He and his family selected Outstanding Farm Family Military service —U. S. Army, of the Year, 1969;President, Calhoun County Farm Bureau, WW II. Vice President, Blountstown Lions Club. Honors —Served on Boards of Trustees, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund; Chairman of Executive Committees for all three Boards; member, Florida Sher- CHARLOTTE iffs Assn. Board of Directors; Past President, Florida Sher- SHERIFF ALAN L. LeBEAU (D) iffs Association.

Born —New London, Wis- COLLIER consin, Feb. 3, 1949. SHERIFF AUBREY ROGERS (D) Education —public schools of Born —Ft. Myers, Fla., August 27, Belle Glade, Fla. 1926. Wife's name —Debbi Education —public schools of Children —two Ft. Myers. Church affiliation —Baptist Wife's name —Peggy Law enforcement background— Children —three Road deputy to investigator Church affiliation —Methodist during four years, Charlotte Law enforcement background— Co. Sheriff's Dept. ; elected Fort Myers Police Depart- Sheriff, 1976; graduate, ment, nine years; Chief Dep- Sheriffs' Institute. National — uty, Collier County, 19 years; Military service 3 years U. S. appointed Sheriff, November, Army, 18 mos. as MP in Viet Nam; promoted in field. — 1975, to fill unexpired term; Honors Named Outstanding Young Law Enforcement elected Sheriff in 1976. Officer, 1978, by Charlotte County Jaycees. Military service —U. S. Army, two years; U. S. Army Reserve, ten years. Honors —Member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. CITRUS COLUMBIA SHERIFF BURTON R. QUINN (D) SHERIFF J. GLENN BAILEY (D) — Fla. June Born Inverness, , 8, Born —Columbia County, Oc- 1921. tober 26, 1926. Education — schools of public Education — public schools of Citrus County. Columbia County. Wife's — name Maryann Wife's name —Helen —two Children Children —two affiliation —Methodist Church Church affiliation —Methodist Law enforcement background— Law enforcement background— Sheriff since 1952; he and Became a Columbia County Sheriff John Whitehead, jailer in 1955; a uniformed Union County, have most deputy sheriff in 1957; chief years in office among cur- deputy in 1969. Ran for rent Sheriffs. Sheriff in 1972, but was not

MARCH —APRIL 1980 41 sworn in until July 10, 1974,because of court proceedings visory Council; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's resulting from contested election results; reelected, 1976. Legislative Committee; ViceChairman, Florida Sheriffs Military service —U. S. Army, World War II. Youth Fund; member, regional Criminal Justice Advisory Honors —Lake City Masonic Lodge No. 27; Morocco Temple Committee; elected President, Florida Sheriffs Association, of Jacksonville; member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board 1980. of Directors. DADE DIXIE SHERIFF GLEN DYALS PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR (D) Born —Marion County, Fla., BOBBY L. JONES December 3, 1936. Education —Public schools of Born — Oklahoma, Sep- Ada, Dixie County. tember 4, 1935. Wife's name —Lea Wife's name —Jean Children —four Children —One Church affiliation —Baptist Church affiliation —Protestant Law enforcement background- Education —A. S. Degree in Had worked for more than Police Science and Criminol- 16 years as Deputy Sheriff Miami-Dade Community ogy, in Dixie County when elec- College; M. S. Degree in ted Sheriff in 1976. Organizational Science and Military service —Two years, Public Adm. Fla. Inter- , U. S. Army. national Univ. ; Northwestern Univ. , Long Course 1969-70. Law enforcement background— DUVAL 1960-71, moved up through ranks of Dade County Public Safety Dept. (PSD), until he became police captain, uni- SHERIFF DALE CARSON (D) form division; 1974-75, Supervisor, Internal Review; 1975- 79, Chief of Police Division; 1979-80, Interim Director, Born —Amsterdam, Ohio, PSD; Jan. 17, 1980, appointed Director, PSD. January 16, 1922. Military service —United States Marine Corps, 1953-1956. Education —Criminology degree, Honors —Advisory Committee member, Southeast Fla. Ohio State University, 1949. Institute of Criminal Justice, Miami-Dade Community Wife's name —Doris College; Dade-Miami Criminal Justice Council; Governor' s Children —three Review Committee of the State of Florida Police Standards Church affiliation —Presby- and Training Commission; Criminal Justice Users Require- terian ments Committee; Member, SEARCH Group, Inc., Dept. Law enforcement background— of Justice. FBI agent; Columbus, Ohio, Police Department; B gi 0 Railroad detective; appointed Sheriff 1958;elected in 1960; DeSOTO reelected 1964, 1967, 1971 SHERIFF FRANK E. CLINE (D) and 1975. Military service —U. S. Army, World War II. Born —Arcadia, Fla. , November 3, Honors —Served on the Florida Sheriffs Association Board of 1930. Directors and Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trus- Education —public schools of tees; received Jacksonville Jr. Chamber of Commerce "Good Arcadia. Government Award, "1964;Good Government Award of Wife's name —Donna Jo 1967 from Arlington Civitan Club; President of the Florida Children —four Sheriffs Association in 1970; in 1968 became chief law en- Church affiliation —Baptist forcement officer in a new local government structure that Law enforcement background— consolidated Duval County and City of Jacksonville; mem- City policeman; graduate, ber, Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Standards FHP Academy; Deputy 9 and Goals (GCCJSG); member, Jacksonville Metropolitan years; attended training ses- Planning Unit; Vice Chairman, National Police Task sions offered by Military Po- Force, U. S. Department of Justice; Fellow, National lice, Homicide Investigation Academy of Sciences, Traffic Enforcement Committee; School, FBI, Indian River Chairman, Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Committee, In- Community College, State Fire Marshal's Office, Nat'l. ternational Association of Chiefs of Police; member, Na- Law Enforcement Academy. Elected Sheriff, 1966, tional Sheriffs' Association Board of Directors; member, 1968, 1972, 1976. Florida Crime Laboratory Council; graduated in first class Honors —Past member, Board of Directors, Fla. Sheriffs of the National Executives' Institute of the FBI National Assn. , and Boards of Trustees of Boys Ranch, Girls Academy, 1976; appointed to Governor's Regional Advi- Villa and Youth Fund; member, Law Enforcement Ad- sory Council, Department of Offender Rehabilitation. 42 THE SHERiFF'S STAR ESCAMBIA County School Board member. Honors —Past member, Florida Sheriffs SHERIFF ROYAL J, UNTREINER (D) Association Board of Directors; former member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Born —Roanoke, Indiana, Trustees; Past President, Lions and Rotary; Master Mason, November 8, 1905. 32nd Degree Scottish Rite, Shriner. Education —public schools of Pensacola, Fla. ; University GADSDEN of Florida, BA-Juris Dr. (LLB) SHERIFF WILLIAM 1930; FBI National Academy. A. WOODHAM (D) Wife's name —Ann — — Born Dothan, Ala. , May 20, Children one 1941. —Methodist Church affiliation Education —public schools of Law enforcement background— Dothan, Ala. ; Associate of FBI, 1934-56; Special Agent- Arts degree, Chipola Junior offices in Pitts- in-Charge, FBI College, 1963;BS degree burgh and Philadelphia, Pa. ; (Criminology 8z Corrections) N. El Paso, Tex.; Newark, J.; Florida State University, 1965. Huntington, W. Va. ; Jackson, Wife's name —Donna Little Ark. Mobile, Ala. Sheriff, Miss. ; Rock, ; ; appointed Children —three elected Sheriff in 1972 and reelected, 1976. August, 1970; ~ — hurch affiliation —Baptist Military service U. S. Army Tank Corps. Law enforcement background— Honors —Assistant Solicitor, Escambia County County, 1932- State Trooper, Florida High- Representative, 1933-34; Escambia 33; State appointed way Patrol, 1966; Assistant County Commissioner, Nov. , 1958;elected to four-year Counselor, Gadsden County Nov. 1960. term, Juvenile Court, 1967-71;appointed Sheriff of Gadsden FLAGLER County on April 14, 1971;elected Sheriff in 1972; reelec- 1976. SHERIFF P. A. EDMONSON (D) ted, Honors —President, Chipola Junior College student body, Born —Russelville, Kentucky, 1962-63; one of ten outstanding students, 1962-63; Gads- February 18, 1922. den County's Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1973; Education —public schools of appointed by Governor to Florida Police Standards and Bunnell. Training Commission; Chairman, Board of Directors, Wife's name —Frances Florida Sheriffs Association; honored by Big Bend Law Children —two Enforcement Association for "heroic actions" leading to Church affiliation —Baptist apprehension of kidnapper who attacked police officer. Law enforcement background- Piagier County Deputy Sher iff; Chief of Police and Con- GILCHRIST stable; appointed Sheriff in SHERIFF ROY J. RODGERS (D) 1966; elected in 1966; reeiec- — ted in 1972 and 1976. Born Chiefland, Fla., March 27, 1932. Military service -U. S. Army, WW II. — Honors —Member, Criminal Justice Advisory Council for Jack- Education public schools of sonville Area Planning Board; served as member, Fourth Gilchrist County. Wife's name —Bessie Congressional District Crime Control Committee; member, — Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. Children two Church affiliation —Church of Christ FRANKLIN Law enforcement background— SHERIFF JACK TAYLOR, JR. (D) Assistant Chief of Police, Chiefiand; Chief of Police, Born —Washington County, Trenton; 6 years as U. S. Navy Fla. , January 31, 1931. Shore Patrolman; law enforce- Education —public schools of ment courses, Santa Fe Junior Apalachicola. College, Gainesville; elected Wife's —Jeanet te name— Sheriff, 1976. Children three Military service —U. S. Navy, 1951-1970. Church affiliation —Methodist Honors —Commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars; president, enforcement background— Law P. T. O. member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of reelec- ; elected Sheriff, 1968; Directors. ted in 1972 and 1976. Military service —U. S. Army, 7'/2 years. Other public offices —Franklin

MARCH —APRIL 1980 43 GLADES HARDEE SHERIFF ROY D. LUNDY (D) SHERIFF NEWTON H. MURDOCK (D) Born —Moore Haven, Florida, Born —Ashford, Alabama, March 23, 1927. January 24, 1934. Education —public schools of Education —public schools in Glades County. Winter Haven; attended South Wife's name —Irene Florida Junior College, Avon Children —two Park. Church affiliation —Methodist Wife's name —Christine Law enforcement background— Children —three Deputy Sheriff, Glades Church affiliation —Baptist County; elected Sheriff 1956; Law enforcement background— currently serving his sixth Florida Highway Patrol term. Trooper; attended Florida Military service —U. S. Navy Law Enforcement Academy; Honors —Past member, Florida completed courses offered by Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. Florida State University, State Department of Education, Florida Peace Officers As- sociation and Civil Defense; completed course with Institute of Applied Science; graduated from 95th session of FBI Na- GULF tional Academy; elected Sheriff in 1964 and is currently SHERIFF K. E. KEN MURPHY (D) serving his fourth term; attended National Sheriffs' Association Institute, University of Southern California. — Born —Ponce de Leon, Fla. , Military service Florida National Guard. October 26, 1935. Honors —member, Central Florida Regional Planning Council, Education —public schools of Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Holmes County. Goals; President, Wauchula Kiwanis Club, 1972-73 (won Wife's name —Betty trophy for the Most Outstanding President of 228 K. Clubs Children —two in Florida); serves as Deacon, Wauchula Hills Baptist Church; Church affiliation —Methodist appointed by Governor to Florida Local Law Enforcement Law enforcement background— Advisory Council; Secretary and Treasurer, Class No. 2 for Florida Highway Patrol, 19 Tenured Sheriffs, National Sheriffs' Institute; elected years; attended homicide Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1979;member of investigators' school; member, Advisory Committee for HOPE OF HARDEE; Chairman, Civil Disobedience Squad; elec- South Florida Junior College Criminal Justice Advisory ted Sheriff in 1976. Board, Region 8; Vice President, Florida Sheriffs Associa- Honors —Commendation Citation, tion. City of Port St. Joe, 1967; Distinguished Service Award, Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce, 1972; member, Board of Directors, Gulf County Guidance Clinic; member, Board of Directors, Panhandle Alcoholism Council. HENDRY SHERIFF EARL S. DYESS, SR. (D) HAMILTON Born —LaBelle, Florida, July 3, SHERIFF CHARLIE C. RHODEN (D) 1921. — — Education public schools of Born Hamilton County, Hendry and Palm Beach Florida, April 1925. — 15, Counties. Education public schools of Wife's name —Dorothy Hamilton County. Children —two Wife's — name— Nell Law enforcement background— Children two elected Sheriff in 1960 and —Methodist Church affiliation currently serving his fifth Law enforcement background— term. in is elected Sheriff 1956, Military service —U. S. Navy, currently serving his sixth World War II. term. — — Honors Hendry County Com- Military service U. S. Army, missioner, four years; presi- World War II; Army Reserve; dent, AFL4'IO Union of Hendry County; member, Florida Military Police. Sheriffs Association Board of Directors.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Church affiliation —Methodist HERNANDO Law enforcement background —Tampa Police, 1949-70, to rank of Captain; Hillsborough Sheriff's Department, SHERIFF R. MELVIN KELLY (D) headed Criminal Investigation Div. ; elected Sheriff, 1978; — police training instructor; also instructor, University of Born Starke, Florida, Tampa; interim lecturer, University of South Florida. March 13, 1918. — — Military service U. S. Navy, World War II. Education public schools of Honors —Consultant, Regional Institutes on Police Com- Hernando County. munity Relations; served on Juvenile Delinquency and Wife's — name Louise Correctional Task Forces, Governor's Council on Criminal Children —two Justice; received Police Award of Valor, 1964; Outstanding Church affiliation —Baptist Law Enforcement Officer, 1964 and 1965, from Florida Law enforcement background— Council on Crime and Delinquency; Liberty Bell Award, FHP attended 18 months; 1971,from Tampa-Hillsborough Bar Association; National Fla. Law Enforcement Police Officer Award, 1975, from Master Detective Publica- Academy; Deputy, investi- tions. gator, and chief deputy, Hernando Sheriff's Dept. , 1956-72; elected Sheriff, 1972, 1976. Military service —M.P., 194142; Infantry, 194M5. HOLMES Honors —32nd Degree Mason, Egypt Temple Shrine; SHERIFF W. C. (BEN) JONES (D) Director, Hernando Cattlemen's Assn. , Hernando Guid- ance Center; member, Sertoma, Lions, Elks. Born —Leonia, Florida, July 30, 1914. — HIGHLANDS Education public schools of Holmes County. SHERIFF JOE SHEPPARD (R) Wife's — name— Edna Ruth Born —Sarasota, Florida, Children four — December 22, 1933. Church affiliation Assembly of God Education —public schools and Florida State University. Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff in Wife's name —Marena 1976. Honors —Holmes Children —four County Tax Church affiliation —Baptist Collector, 1969-1976. Law enforcement —Wildlife Officer, 5 years; FHP 11years; attended FBI training sessions, Nat'1. Sheriffs Institute, FBI Academy; National Institute of Corrections. INDIAN RIVER Military service —U.S. Navy sub- SHERIFF SAM marine service four years. T. JOYCE (D) Honors —Mem. , Regional Planning Council Advisory Com. ; Born —Canal Point, Florida, Governor's Agr. Crime Com. ; Sebring Research and Devel- March 1921. opment Board. Reed. Jaycees' Certificate of Appreciation, 25, Education —public schools of 1979;Fla. Citrus Mutual Crime Unit Commendation; Sgt.- Palm Beach County. at-Arms, Fla. Sheriffs Assoc. mern. Fla. Sheriffs Youth Fund ; , Wife's — name— Betty HILLSBOROUGH Children two Church affiliation —Baptist SHERIFF WALTER C. HEINRICH (D) Law enforcement background— Florida Highway Patrol Born —Harrington Park, N. J., Trooper; Deputy Sheriff, November 1926. 8, Indian River County; appoin- Education —St. Petersburg Jun- ted Sheriff in 1954; elected ior AA Degree in College, to two-year term in 1954; Police Administration, with currently serving his sixth honors; University of Tampa, full term. BA Degree in Sociology and Military service —W W II veteran. Criminology; also graduated Honors —President of Vero Beach Kiwanis Club, 1959;Junior from FBI National Academy; Chamber of Commerce "Good Government Award, " 1960; and Juvenile Officers Insti- President, Vero Beach Shrine Club, 1964; served on Florida tute, University of Minne- Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors; served as Chair- sota. man, Boards of Trustees for Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Wife's name —Phyllis Children —three (continued j MARCH —APR IL 1980 45 Girls Villa and Youth Fund, Inc. ; Director, Indian River Safety Council; Director, Indian River Mental Health Asso- LAFAYETTE ciation; Past President, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1973; appointed by Governor to Florida Local Law Enforcement SHERIFF STANLEY H. CANNON (D) Advisory Council; appointed to East Central Florida Re- Born —Mayo, Florida, Jan. 24, gional Planning Council, Region VI; former member, 1930. Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund Corporation. Education —public schools of Lafayette County. JACKSON Wife's name —Imogene Children —four SHERIFF CHARLES H. APPLEWHITE (D) Church affiliation —Baptist Born —Marianna, Florida, Septem- Law enforcement background— ber 18, 1945. Attended Florida Law En- Education —Jackson County forcement Academy; North public schools; Chipola Jr. Florida Junior College; Dep- College, Marianna, 2 years. uty Sheriff, 10 years; ap- Wife's name —Susan pointed Sheriff March 3, — 1971;elected in 1972, 1976. Church affiliation Baptist — Law enforcement background— Military service U. S. Army, two years. Honors — Deputy Sheriff, Jackson Master Mason of Mayo Lodge 119;Mayo Shrine Club. County, 2'/2 years; Correc- tional Officer, River Junc- LAKE tion Correctional Institute, SHERIFF MALCOLM 1 year; 440 hours of training McCALL (D) with Police Standards Board; Born —Umatilla, Fla., August 30, elected Sheriff in 1976; attended National Sheriffs' 1931. Institute at University of Southern California, May, 1978. — — Education public schools of Military service U. S. Air Force, four years. Lake County. Honors — Governor Appointed by to Region I Advisory Wife's name —Carol Council to Department of Offender Rehabilitation; Children —three Master Mason, Harmony No. Marianna; Lodge 3, Shriner, Church affiliation —First Chris- Pensacola, Hadji Temple, Fla. tian Law enforcement background— JEFFERSON Deputy, Lake County, 22 years; State Attorney's In- SHERIFF JAMES H. SCOTT (D) vestigator, 4 years; elected Sheriff, 1976; studied Police Born —Brunswick, Georgia, Personnel Supervision, North- May 8, 1940 western University; attended Baxter School of Lie Detec- Education —Public Schools of tion, Florida Sheriffs Bureau School, Florida Central Baldwin, Ga. Community College, National Sheriffs' Institute; certified, Wife's — name— Janice licensed and bonded polygraph examiner. Children one Military service —National Guard, U.S.A. Reserve, 2nd Lt. Church — affiliation Baptist Honors —Top office, Elks, Masons and Lake County Shrine; Law enforcement background— member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. Military Police Training * School; homicide investigation and criminal inves- LEE tigation schools; graduate, SHERIFF FRANK N. WANICKA Florida Highway Patrol (R) Academy; Florida Highway Born —Philadelphia, Pennsyl- Patrol Trooper for seven vania, November 2, 1937. years; graduate, National In- Education —public schools of telligence Academy; appoin- Wildwood, N. J. and Fort ted Sheriff July elected Sheriff in reelected, 1, 1971; 1972; Myers; attended University 1976; was graduated from FBI National Academy, 1977. of Florida. Military service —U. Marine S. Corps, Military Police, three Wife's name —Anne years; U. S. Marine Corps Reserve, four years. Children —two Honors — member, Florida Sheriffs Association's past Board Church affiliation —Baptist elected President of Directors; Vice of Florida Sheriffs Law enforcement background— Association, 1977; President, 1978. Southwest Florida Law En- forcement Academy, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous

THE SHER I F F'S STAR Drugs School; graduate of Executive Development LEVY Seminar for Law Enforcement held at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va. ; graduate of the National Sheriffs' Institute at SHERIFF HORACE A. MOODY (D) University of S. California; member, Florida Marine Patrol, Born —Brooksville, Florida, Feb- three years; Ft. Myers Police Department, five years; Crimi- ruary 3, 1947. nal Investigator, Lee County Sheriff's Department, 2'/2 years; Education —public schools of elected Sheriff of Lee County in 1972; reelected in 1976. Levy County; AA degree, Military service —U. S. Army, 1958-60. Santa Fe Community Col- Honors —named Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer lege; attended University of in 1970 by Ft. Myers Jaycees; Treasurer of Florida Sheriffs Florida, received Bachelor' s Association, 1974-79; received Kiwanis Decency Award, 1979. Degree in Criminal Justice & Public Administration from University of Central Florida; MS Degree in Criminal Justice. Wife's name —Linda LEON Children —two Church affiliation —Mormon SHERIFF KEN KATSARIS (D) Law enforcement background— Born —Steubenville, Ohio, Trained by FBI as fingerprint technician; 9 years with January 20, 1943. Orange, Volusia and Alachua County Sheriffs' Departments; Education —public schools of 1973 graduate of Southern Police Institute, Louisville, Ky. ; St. Petersburg; AA Degree in completed Institute of Applied Science course; certified Police Administration, St. as instructor by Florida Police Standards Council; elected Petersburg Junior College; Sheriff in 1976; attended National Sheriffs' Association's BS and MS degrees in Crim- Institute, University of S.California. inology, Florida State Uni- Military service —U. S. Army Reserve, 1965-1971. versity; Doctoral candidate Honors —Officer of the Year, 1972-73. in Public Administration, Nova University. LIBERTY Wife's name —Gaye Children —two SHERIFF HARRELL W. REVELL (D) Church affiliation —Baptist Born —Bristol, Florida, April 2, Law enforcement background— 1927. Graduate of St. Petersburg Police Academy No. 12; Con- Education —public schools of sultant for development of Police Selection Examinations Liberty County. Examinations; Patrolman & Crime Scene and Promotion Wife's name —Millie Police 1962-66; Investigator, St. Petersburg Department, Children —seven Police Officer, Tallahassee Police Department, 1974-76, Church affiliation —Baptist and member of recruitment selection examination board, Law enforcement background— 1975;Chairman, Law Enforcement Training & Education Four years with Military Po- in- Program, Tallahassee Community College, 1966-76; lice. Elected Sheriff in 1976. structor, crime scene investigations, Florida Highway Military service —Retired after Patrol, 1970 to present; instructor in homicide, police 20 years with 82nd Airborne management & supervision, and burglary. Certified by Division. Police Standards Commission to instruct Executive Development courses. Elected Sheriff in 1976. Honors —Selected as Outstanding Young Man in Florida by Jaycees, 1977;selected as one of two outstanding law MADISON enforcement educators of the year, 1975;appointed by SHERIFF JOE C. PEAVY (D) Governor to Northwest Florida Criminal Justice Advisory Committee, 1977;Past President, Florida Criminal Justice Born —Concord, Florida, Educators' Association; member, Board of Directors, November 8, 1933. Statesman Lions Club, Tallahassee; charter member, North Education —public schools Florida Police Chiefs Association; first Sheriff to instruct of Havana, Fla.; attended Florida Highway Patrol recruits; member, Board of Berry Schools, Mount Berry, Directors, American Cancer Society; member, Florida Georgia. Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee. Appointed Wife's name —Shirley by Governor to the Correctional Standards Commission; Children —three 1977; member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund Corporation; Church affiliation —Baptist member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors. Law enforcement background— completed Florida Highway Patrol Training Academy; 16 years with the Highway

MARCH —APRIL 1980 47 Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising FHP station cov- Enforcement and Corrections Technology Advisory ering Madison and Jefferson Counties; Madison County Committee, Central Florida Community College; CFCC Sheriff s Department, four months; elected Sheriff in 1972 Health Occupations Advisory Committee; member, without opposition; won reelection in 1976 with 92 per- Boys Club of Ocala; served on Board of Trustees of cent of the vote. Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund; Military service —Military Police, U. S. Paratroops, three years. member, Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Honors —President Madison Lions Club, 1970-71;Past Standards and Goals; received 1975 Distinguished Service Member, Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association. Award for Law Enforcement from Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency; appointed to Police Standards and Training Commission in 1977; member, Withlacoochee Regional Planning Council, Region V, Criminal Justice MANATEE Advisory Committee; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Youth SHERIFF THOMAS M. BURTON, JR. (D) Fund Corporation; former member Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association; Evening Exchange Club, Born —New York State, Novem- V.F.W., Dunnellon Post. ber 14, 1926. Education —Master's Degree in k MARTIN Public Administration, Uni- versity of Southern Colorado SHERIFF JAMES D. HOLT — (R) Wife's name Audrey — Children —four Born Indiantown, Florida, Church affiliation —Catholic February 13, 1932. g4„' Education —public schools of Law enforcement back ground— 1949-1951,Police Officer, New Martin County. Wife's — York City; 1951-1973,Special name— Merriam Agent, later Special Agent-in- Children two — Charge, Counterintelligence, Church affiliation Baptist Law enforcement organizations world-wide, to background— Sheriff for nine include assignment as the Senior Police Advisor to the Deputy years; Special Hotel Director General, South Vietnamese National Police; 1973- Investigator, and Restaurant Commission, 1976, Professor of Criminal Justice, Manatee Junior one U. Mar- College. Elected Sheriff in 1976. year; Deputy S. shal, two years; attended Bu- Military service —U. S. Army, World War II, Korea and Viet reau Narcotics and Danger- Nam. of ous Drugs training school and U. S. Marshals' training school, both in Washington, D. C.; MARION elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976. Military service —U. S. Army. SHERIFF DON MORELAND (D) Honors —member, Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Asso- ciation. Born —Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935. Education —public schools of Dawson, Ga.; Central Florida Community College. MONROE Wife's name —Anita Children —five SHERIFF WILLIAM A. FREEMAN, JR. (D) Church affiliation —Lutheran Born —Key West, Fla. , May 28, Law enforcement background- 1929. Ocala Police, 1956-57; Education —public schools of Marion County Deputy Key West; Insurance School, under three Sheriffs, 1957- Insurance Company of North advanced in 72, to Capt. America, Philadelphia, Pa. Uniform charge of Patrol; Wife's name —Shirley attended training schools held by U. S. Treasury Dept. , Children —three FBI, Fla. Police Academy, Fla. Law Enforcement Church affiliation —Catholic Nat'1. National Institute Academy, Sheriffs Institute, of Law enforcement background— Corrections; certified police instructor; graduate, FBI elected Sheriff in 1976. National Academy; elected Sheriff 1972, 1976. Honors —County Commissioner, Military service —U. S. Navy, 1952-56. — State Representative; Jay- Honors former chairman, District No. 1, Democratic Exec- cees Good Government utive Committee; former chairman, Marion County Law Award, 1963-1975; "Out- Enforcement Officers Association; member of Cooperative standing Democrat, " Monroe County, 1976; Leadership Education and Career Placement Advisory Committee, Award, Veterans' Council of Key West, 1974; member, Central Florida Community College; member of Law Moose and Elks Clubs.

48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR — NASSAU Military service National Guard Honors —Escort, Orange Bowl Queen gi Court, 7 years; SHERIFF H. S. McKENDREE (D) member, Regional Police Advisory Council; Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs Association. Born —Woodbine, Georgia, July 5, 1914. Education —public schools of ORANGE Camden County, Georgia, and Nassau County. SHERIFF MELVIN G. COLMAN (D) Wife's name —Bernice Children —one Born — Petersburg, Church affiliation —Baptist St. Florida, December Law enforcement background— 25, 1937. Education —public schools of elected Sheriff in 1968;re- St. Petersburg; St. Petersburg elected in 1972, 1976. Honors —served as a Nassau Junior College; University of County Commissioner Central Florida; Criminal Jus- for 16 years. tice Degree, Rollins College; graduate, 83rd Session of FBI OKALOOSA National Academy. Wife's name —Lynn SHERIFF FRANKIE L. MILLS (D) Church affiliation —Protestant Born —Slocomb, Alabama, Law enforcement background- November 8, 1938. St. Petersburg Police Department 1959-1969; named Education —public schools of Chief of Police, Winter Park, December, 1969; appointed Panama City, Fla., AA Degree, Sheriff, January 1, 1972; elected Sheriff, 1972; un-

Okaloosa-Walton Jr. College; * p opposed in 1976. BA Degree, University of Military service —U. S. Naval Reserve, 1955-1963;three years West Florida. active duty, Naval Submarine Service. Wife's — name Carol Honors —Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1970, by

— -, ~:„p~+- Church affiliation Presbyterian &,",, Winter Park Jaycees; Law Enforcement Officer of the —" Year, Law enforcement background 1972, by Orlando Exchange Club; 1972 Jaycees' Distin- FHP, 15'/2 years; elected guished Service Award; Chairman, District VI, Criminal Jus- Sheriff, 1976; graduate, tice Advisory Committee, Regional Planning Council; board National Sheriffs— Institute. member, March of Dimes; former member, Florida Correc- Military service U. S. Army, tional Standards Council; current member, Police Standards M. Reserve, 1 P.,—2 yrs. , yr. and Training Commission; member, Police Foundation; Honors Realtors' award for Outstanding Law Enforce- member, Police Executive Research Forum (PERF). ment, 1970; member, Region I Law Enforcement Training Council and Governor's Criminal Justice Advisory Commit- tee; 1979 Boss of the Year Award, American Business- OSCEOLA women's Association, Crestview Chapter; 32nd Degree Mason, Shriner, Ambassador. SHERIFF ERNEST P. (KAYO) MURPHY (D) Born —Brookeland, Texas, December 24, 1916. OKEECHOBEE Education —public schools of SHERIFF D. CLAYTON WILLIAMS, JR. (D) Kissimmee, Fla. ; St. Leo College Preparatory School, Born —Miami, Fla. , April 13, St. Leo. 1942. Wife's name —Virginia Education —public schools Children —four Okeechobee County; graduate Church affiliation —Episcopal of Indian River Community Law enforcement background— College. Chief Deputy of Osceola Wife's name —Jacquelan County from 1953-1967; Children —one 1958 graduate of FBI Nation- Church affiliation —Grace al Academy; various courses Brethren on law enforcement conduc- Law enforcement background— ted by FBI and Florida Law Enforcement Academy; elected FHP 11 years; Military Po- Sheriff in 1968; reelected in 1972, 1976. liceman; graduate, Nat'l. Military service —paratrooper, World War II; discharged as 1st Sheriffs Institute, FBI Lt. ; holds rank of Lt. Col. in U. S. Army Reserve; decora- Academy and National Insti- tions include Silver Star, Purple Heart, American Defense tute of Corrections; elected Medal, Victory Medal, French and Dutch Fourragere, Pres- Sheriff, 1976. (continued J MARCH —APRIL 1980 49 — idential Unit Citation Medal with two bronze clusters, Para- Honors Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer of the Year chute Wings with three bronze stars, eight Campaign Stars. and Meritorious Service Citation, City of New Port Richey, Honors —Served on Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of 1972; Acknowledgment of Merit, Carnegie Hero Fund Trustees and Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Commission; Outstanding Young Man of the Year, 1975, Directors. New Port Richey Jaycees; Order of the Golden Chain Award, New Port Richey Lions Club; member, 1974-76 PALM BEACH Gulf High School Advisory Board; member, 1974-78 Pasco-Hernando Community College Law Enforcement SHERIFF RICHARD P. WILLE (R) Advisory Committee; member, 1978-present, Pasco-Her- nando Community College Criminal Justice Advisory Born —Port Huron, Michigan, Board; member, 1978-present, Pasco-Hernando Communi- January 15, 1929. ty College Police Training Advisory Board; member, Education —public schools of St. Leo Police Academy Advisory Board, 1974-78; mem- Port Huron, Mich. ; AA Degree, ber Pasco County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee, Criminal Justice, Palm Beach 1975-present; member, Governor's Crime Prevention Junior College; attended Eas- Committee; Board of Directors, 1974-75, West Pasco tern Michigan College of Com- Democratic Club; Commissioner, New Port Richey Police merce; BS Degree, Criminal Athletic League, 1974-77; member, Pasco Police Athletic Justice, Florida Atlantic Uni- League, 1977-present; President, 1975-76, North Suncoast versity. Youth Football Conference; member, 1976-present, North Wife's name —Charlotte Suncoast Youth Football Conference; instructor, 1975-76, Children —five Law Enforcement Courses, Pasco-Hernando Community Law enforcement background- College. St. Clair, Michigan, Deputy Sheriff, 6 years; Chief of Police, North Palm Beach, 12 years; graduate, FBI National Academy; completed courses in Police Executive Development, Tallahassee PINELLAS Community College; Criminal Investigation, Wayne Uni- versity; Community Relations, Michigan State College; SHERIFF WILLIAM T. ROBERTS (R) was instructor at Palm Beach Junior College in Police Career Development and Police Management; elected Sher- Born —Angola, N. Y. Decem- Sheriffs' Association , iff in 1976; graduated from National ber 1, 1924. Institute, 1977. Education —public schools of Military service —U. S. Marine Corps. Eden, N. Y., Jacksonville — Chiefs Honors Member, Board of Directors, State Police and Largo; attended St. Association; Past President, Palm Beach County Chiefs Petersburg Junior College. Commit- Association; member, Law Enforcement Advisory Wife's name —Madelyn tee for Palm Beach Junior College; President, 11th Session, Children —two Sheriffs' National Association Institute. Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— PASCO Largo Police Department, SHERIFF JOHN M. SHORT (D) 1950-1953;joined Pinellas County Sheriff's Department Born —Freeman, West Virginia, in 1953;became Chief De- April 20, 1945. puty, 1958; has attended Education —public schools of wide variety of law enforcement schools; graduate of FBI New Port Richey, Fla.; at- National Academy, 1961;graduate, Florida Institute of tended St. Petersburg Junior Law Enforcement; graduate, Executive Development Police College. Management program; graduate, National Sheriffs' Institute; Wife —Georgia has taken part in the Police Standards Commission's Execu- Children —four tive Management courses; appointed Sheriff, April, 1975; Church affiliation —Baptist elected Sheriff, 1976. Military service —U. S. Navy, World War II. Law enforcement background- — New Port Richey Police De- Honors Past President, FBI National Academy Graduates; partment, 1964-1976, starting Chairman, Pinellas County Criminal Justice Planning as communications officer, Council; member, Florida Crime Laboratory Council; ending as acting Police Chief; member, Police Task Force, Standards and Goals; appointed Chief of Police in member, Star Lodge No. 78, FgzAM, Tampa Consistory, 1972; elected Sheriff in 1976;Criminal Investigation Course, Egypt Temple Shrine. National Law Enforcement Academy; Police Management, Florida Institute for Law Enforcement; Narcotics and Dan- gerous Drugs, University of Georgia; Traffic Institute, North- western University; graduate, National Sheriffs' Association Institute, 1977.

50 THE SHERIFF'S STAR POLK ST. JOHNS SHERIFF LOUIE T. MIMS (D) SHERIFF DUDLEY GARRETT (D)

Born —Welborn, Fla., August 19, Born —Gainesville, Florida, 1940. December 9, 1930. Education —public schools of Education —public schools of Dade City, Fla. ; AS Degree Alachua County; Central Polk Community College, Florida Junior College, Ocala; Winter Haven; BS Degree, Santa Fe Jr. College, Gaines- Criminal Justice, Rollins Col- ville; Florida Jr. College, lege; working on Master' s Jacksonville; St. Johns River Degree. Jr. College, Palatka; Univer- Wife's name —Betty sity of Virginia; Florida State Children —two University, Univ. of Southern — California. Church affiliation Baptist — Law enforcement background— Wife's name— Betty 13 years with Florida High- Children two way Patrol; attended various FHP schools; elected Sheriff' Church affiliation —Methodist in 1976. Law enforcement background —University of Florida Police Military service —U. S. Army Dept. , two years; Alachua County Sheriff's Office, 13 years; Honors —Outstanding Young Man of America; member, Intelligence Officer, State Beverage Dept. , one year; Inves- Kiwanis; Criminal Justice Advisory Committee, Regional tigator, State Attorney's Office, 7th Judicial Circuit, one Planning Council; Secretary-Treasurer, Florida Sheriffs year; U. S. Treasury Law Enforcement Officers Training Youth Fund; member, Program to Aid Drug Abusers; School, Washington, D. C.; graduate, FBI Academy, 99th member, Criminal Justice Advisory Committee for the Session; Basic Investigators School, State Division of Bev- Central Florida Regional Planning Council. erage; Florida Police Academy; Florida Law Enforcement Academy; appointed Sheriff in April of 1970; elected Sher- PUTNAM iff in 1972; reelected in 1976. Military service —U. S. Marine Corps, 194S-51;served as guard SHERIFF E. W. PELLICER (D) at Little White House, Key West, Fla., during visits of Presi- dent Harry S. Truman. Born —Bunnell, Fla., May 30, — 1925. Honors Named Florida's Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer, Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency, Education —public schools 1974; elected Vice President, 8th Session of National Sheriffs' of Flagler County. Institute; special service award from Wife's name —Pauline U. S.Customs Bureau and Bureau Children —two of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms; member, Church affiliation —Baptist Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund Corporation. Law enforcement background— Deputy Sheriff for six years; elected Sheriff in 1954 (two year term); currently serving sixth full term. Honors —Past President, Florida Sheriffs Association; Third ST. LUCIE Vice President, National Sher- SHERIFF LANIE NORVELL (D) iffs' Association; member, Regional Planning Council; member, Board of Directors of Putnam County Alcohol and Born —Henderson, N. C., Drug Council; member, Board of Directors, Rodeheaver August 10, 1923. Boys Ranch; chairman, Putnam County Unit of Salvation Education —public schools of Army; member, Board of Directors of TriZounty Mental St. Lucie County. Health Services; member, Florida Boating Council. Wife's name —Nita Children —three Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— Child Care Agencies commissioned Deputy Sher- The Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa iff, 1953;Chief Deputy, 1955; and Youth Ranch are operated by the Florida graduate FBI National Acad- Sheriffs Youth Fund. Mailing address: Boys emy, 68th Session, 1961; Ranch, Florida, 32060. Cash and non-cash attended 16 FBI National gifts are deductible for income tax purposes. Academy Retraining Sessions; elected Sheriff, 1972; reelected 1976. Military service —Sgt., U. S. Army, World War II, serving

MARCH —APRIL 1980 51 25 months in Southwest Pacific. Honors —Charter member and Past President, Indian River SEMINOLE Intelligence Unit (made up of police and Sheriffs' officers SHERIFF JOHN E. POLK (D) from four counties); served on Advisory Board of Indian member, Florida Sheriffs Asso- River Community College; Born —Tampa, Florida, Past President, Florida Chapter of the FBI Nation- ciation; December 3, 1931. Palm Beach al Academy Associates, 1973-74; member, Education —public schools Criminal Justice Advisory Council; member, Region County of Tampa; University of Offender Rehab- IV Advisory Council of the Department of Tampa. Communications for ilitation; Co-Director of 911 System Wife's name —Dorothy Jean Lucie St. Lucie County; Board of Governors of St. Data Children —two Corporation. Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— FHP 10 years; graduate, FBI SANTA ROSA Academy, Nat'1 Sheriffs In- stitute; elected Sheriff 1968, SHERIFF HARVELL ENFINGER ( D) 1972, 1976. Military service —U.S. Army — Florida, Born Milton, Honors —Past Master, Sanford Shrine; Chairman, Regional November 30, 1913. Planning Council; served as director and Vice President, Fla. Education —public schools Sheriffs Association; served as President, 1979. of Milton. Wife's name —Ethel Children —seven Church affiliation —Baptist SUMTER background— Law enforcement SHERIFF G. E. "ERNIE" JOHNSON attended Florida Law En- forcement Academy and Born —Lumberport, W. Va., W. R. England Law Enforce- August 15, 1939. ment Training Course; Santa Education —public schools of Rosa County Deputy Sheriff Shinnston, W. Va. from 1946-56; Santa Rosa Wife's name —Judy Chief Deputy, 1961-69;elec- Children —four ted Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976. Church affiliation —Baptist Honors —Law Enforcement Award, Gulf Breeze Optimist Law enforcement background— Club; Recognition Award, Santa Rosa Board of Realtors; Deputy Sheriff 2 years; FHP, 9 member, Region I Law Enforcement Training Council; years; FBI training sessions; member, Board of Directors, First Circuit Narcotics In- elected Sheriff, 1976. vestigative Unit; member, Florida Narcotic Enforcement Honors —Master Mason and Officers Association. 32nd Degree Mason; member Kiwanis, Farm Bureau, Lions, Cattlemen's Association. SARASOTA SHERIFF JIM HARDCASTLE (R)

Born —Scottsville, Kentucky, SUWANNEE April 1, 1936. Education —Associate of Arts SHERIFF ROBERT LEONARD (D) Degree from Manatee Jr. College, Bradenton; BS De- Born —Live Oak, Florida, gree in Political Science March 23, 1933. from University of South Education —public schools in Florida, Tampa. Live Oak; attended East Wife's name —Irene Tennessee State College, Children —two Johnson City, Tenn. Law en forcement background- Wife's name —Carol ten years, Sarasota Police Children —one Department; elected Sheriff Church affiliation —Baptist in 1972; reelected in 1976. Law enforcement background— Military service —U. S. Air Florida Highway Patrol Force, 1955-61. Trooper, 1963-68; Beverage Honors —appointed by Governor to Regional Advisory Coun- Agent, Division of Beverage, cil, Department of Offender Rehabilitation. 1968-72; elected Sheriff in

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 1972; reelected in 1976. Military service —U. S. Army, 1953-55; Florida National VOLUSIA 1955 to present. Guard, SHERIFF EDWIN H. DUFF II Honors —served on Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa (D) and Youth Fund Boards of Trustees; past member, Florida Born —Bronx, New York City, Sheriffs Youth Fund Corporation. New York, March 14, 1911. Education —public schools of TAYLOR Rockville, Maryland, and Washington D. C.; attended SHERIFF VON WHIDDON (D) George Washington Univer- sity for pre-law; received Born —Taylor County, Fla., LLB Degree from Columbus February 21, 1943. University in 1940. Education —public schools of Wife's name —"Ducky" Taylor County. Children —three Wife's name —Peggy Church affiliation —Catholic Children —two Law enforcement background— Church affiliation —Baptist FBI Agent for 27 years; rated Law enforcement background by FBI as an "Outstanding Taylor County Sheriff s Criminal Investigator"; Senior Resident Agent for the FBI Department, five years; Per in Daytona Beach from April, 1947, until his retirement in Police Department, two December, 1967; also served as FBI Instructor specializing years; training includes in Judo and defensive tactics for 20 years; elected Sheriff Crime Scene Procedures at in 1968; reelected in 1972 and 1976. Florida Law Enforcement Honors —served on Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Board of Trus- Academy, Drug Enforcemen t Training Course sponsored by tees; former member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Drug Enforcement Agency; elected Sheriff in 1976. Directors; served as Secretary of Florida Sheriffs Associa- tion in 1977 and 1978. UNION WAKULLA SHERIFF JOHN H. WHITEHEAD (D) SHERIFF DAVID F. HARVEY (D)

Born —Lake Butler, Florida, Born —Tallahassee, Florida, October 25, 1924. November 27, 1949. Education —public schools of Education —public schools of Union County. I Wakulla County; AA Degree, Wife's name —Vivian Chipola Junior College, Children —three Marianna; BS Degree in Church affiliation —Christian Criminology, Florida State Church University; graduate credits, Law enforcement background— University of Virginia. Constable of Union County; Wife's name —Rhonda elected Sheriff in 1952; cur- Children —one rently serving his seventh term; Church affiliation —Baptist shares the title of "Dean of Law Enforcement Background— Florida Sheriffs" with Citrus Florida Parole Commission, Sheriff virtue as Sheriff. County B.R. Quinn, by of 27 years four years —two as Parole Officer I, two as Supervisor in Military service —U. S. Navy, World War II — charge of Franklin and Wakulla Counties; elected Sheriff in Honors served on Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa 1976; graduated from National Sheriffs' Association and Youth Fund Boards of Trustees; former President, Institute, University of Southern California, 1977;graduate, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1975;served on Florida 112th Session FBI National Academy, 1978; graduate, Correctional Standards Council and Human Rights Ad- National Institute of Corrections, 7th Session, Boulder, vocacy Committee, Department of Health and Rehabilita- Colorado; Florida Police Standards Basic Certificate. tive Services, District Three; former member, Florida Honors —Master Mason, Crawfordville Masonic Lodge No. 294; Sheriffs Youth Fund Corporation. Tallahassee Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; Tallahassee Shrine Club, Morocco Temple; appointed by Governor Ranch and Villa Askew to Crime Information Systems Council, 1978-82; Florida Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee, The Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund has helped over 1980; Region III Police Standards Training Advisory Council; 600 needy and deserving children by giving them Florida Sheriffs Association Self-Insurance Manager; love and care they couldn't get at home. serving as Treasurer, Florida Sheriffs Association; appointed by Governor Graham to Florida Council on Criminal Jus-

MARCH —APRIL 1980 53 tice, 197941,Vice Chairman; selected to Outstanding member, Masonic Lodge; Kiwanis Club; Walton County Young Men of America, 1979,U. S. Jaycees; Charter Chamber of Commerce. member Big Bend Narcotics Task Force; President, Craw- fordville P.T.O., 1980; presently Florida's youngest Sheriff, elected at age 26. WASHINGTON SHERIFF FRED PEEL (D) WALTON Born —Marianna, Fla., De- SHERIFF JESSIE A. CARTER (D) cember 1946. —14, — Education public schools of Born Panama City, Florida, Washington County; BS De- March 1936. 27,— gree, University of Florida; Education public schools of MS Degree, University of West Panama City and Wewa- Florida. hitchka. Wife's name —Jayne Wife's name —Sue Children —two Children —three Church affiliation —Presbyterian Church affiliation —Baptist Law enforcement background— Law enforcement background— elected Sheriff, 1976; Nat'l. 700 hours training during Sheriffs Assn. Institute grad. , 10 years with Fla. Game & 1977; Certified police training Fresh Water Fish Commis- instructor. sion (G&FWFC); firearms Military service —Capt. National Guard; U. S. Army Ranger. safety instructor; elected Honors —Chairman, Law Enforcement Advisory Board, Sheriff, 1976. Chipola Jr. College and Washington-Holmes Vocational Military service —U. S. Army Paratroopers, 1953-58. Center; board member, Panhandle Alcoholism Council, Honors —Distinguished service Citation from GgzFWFC; and Florida Sheriffs Association.

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ALACHUA BELLEAIR BLUFFS CAR RABELLE CORAL SPRINGS DUNNELLON Jack E. Parrish Robert P. Meredith Jesse Gordon Smith Warren Gilbert Emanuel F. Tortora ALFORD BELLEVIEW CASSELBERRY COTTONDALE EATONVILLE J. T. Branch John Robert Howie George C. Karcher James R. Wunderly Otha L. Abney ALTAMONTE SPRINGS BISCAYNE PARK CEDAR GROVE CRESCENT CITY EDGEWATER Justus E. East, Jr. Daniel Marx Gerald W. Thompson Frank Ficacci Earl D. Baugh ALTHA BLOUNTSTOWN CEDAR KEY CR ESTYIEW EDGEWOOD Dan Register Robert W. Deason John Blizzard D. F. White Robert O' Brien ANNA MARIA BOCA RATON CENTER HILL CROSS CITY EL PORTAL Louis C. Arena Charles A. McCutcheon Verson McMullen, Jr. Willard D. Beville Stuart W. Cooley, Jr. APALACHICOLA BONIFAY CENTURY CRYSTAL RIVER EUST IS Milton Houseman William T. Pools John McLain Vacancy Jesse Burrow APOPKA BOWLING GREEN CHATTAHOOCHEE DADE CITY FELLSMERE Thomas Collins, Jr. Doyle W. Bryan Harry Strickland Norris R. Nixon Russell Billingsley ARCADIA BOYNTON BEACH CHI EFLAND DANIA FERNANDINA BEACH Wallace D. Seymour Noah E. Huddleston Oscar R. Underwood Rudolph P. Rigo Cody Gear, Jr. ATLANTIC BEACH BRADENTON CHIPLEY DAVENPORT FLAGLER BEACH F. Carl Stucki Lawrence Diehl Buddy Mitchell Thomas Rademacher Daniel Bennett ATLANTIS BRADENTON BEACH CLEARWATER DAVIE FLORIDA CITY William G. Sutherland William P. Doss Frank Daniels Robert Broadhurst, William J. Fasulo AUBURNDALE BRANFORD CLERMONT Acting Chief FORT LAUDERDALE Allen J. Hobbs Fred Brittain Prentice Tyndal DAYTONA BEACH Lso F. Callahan AVON PARK BRINY BREEZES CLEWISTON Charles W. Willits, Jr. FORT MEADE Robert Singletary, Louis Spano Wilbur C. Miller DAYTONA BEACH Andrew Kovschak Acting Chief BROOKER CLOUD LAKE SHORES FORT MYERS BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE Jerry Miller, Marshal Edwin Brinksr, Marshal Jerry Caldwell Morgan House Norman H. Staubesand BROOKSVILLE COCOA DEERFIELD BEACH FORT PIERCE BALDWIN Ronald E. Novy Art Corlew William J. Neal James Powell A. R. Boyd BUNNELL COCOA BEACH DEFUNIAK SPRINGS FORT WALTON BEACH BARTOW C. Roger Sweat Robert E. Wicker Clinton Hooks, Marshal Thomas B. Ray Charles Fleming BUSHNELL COCONUT CREEK DE LAND FORT WHITE BAY HARBOR ISLANDS C, W. Stovsr Robert Roenbeck Richard M. Slaughter T. A. Holt Eugene W. Griffiths CALLAHAN COLEMAN DELRAY BEACH FROSTPROOF BELLE GLADE H. J. Johns Edwin W. Williams Charles Kilgore Raymond March D. Bill Mathis CALLA WAY COOPER CITY DUNDEE FRUITLAND PARK BELLEAIR James Phillips, Acting John J. Pozar John W. Sellgren J. L. Yates John Yaitanes Chief CORAL GABLES DUNEDIN GAINESVILLE BELLEAIR BEACH CAPE CORAL D. F. Edwards Edward M. Smith Joseph E. Bason, Acting Francis P. Anderson James R. White Chief

54 THE SHERIFF'S STAR JUPITER INLET COLONY MARY ESTHER GLEN RIDGE ORLANDO ST. PETERSBURG BEACH William M. Fred W. Hirsch Getty Cecil Donaldson, James Nursey Vacancy JUPITER ISLAND Deputy Sheriff ORMOND GOLDEN BEACH BEACH SAN ANTONIO G. MASCOTTE Ronald G. Nasca Jack Curry Edward A. Marosites Edward Hines KENNETH CITY GOLF Stephen E. Ahern OVIEDO SANFORD Daniel Martin Ruell E. Webster MAYO Kenneth Triplett Ben E. Butler GRACEVILLE KEY COLONY BEACH W. T. Atwell PAHOKEE SANIBEL MEDLEY Robert E. Whitehurst James H. Stewart Carmen Salvatore III John Butler GRAND RIDGE KEY WEST Joseph Szczerba PALATKA SARASOTA Winston L. James MELBOURNE Dennis Rich Jimmy Hill Francis L. Scott KEYSTONE HEIGHTS Claude W. Miller, GREEN COVE SPRINGS PALM BAY SATELLITE BEACH Carl J. Crossley E. Leonard Jones, Jr. Acting Chief Paul J. Kreuzkamp John C. Henderson KISS IMMEE MELBOURNE GREENACRES CITY BEACH PALM BEACH SEA RANCH LAKES Jimmie J. Watford Euel Roberts John Treanor Joseph Terlizzese Paul J. Murray GRETNA LA CROSSE MELBOURNE VILLAGE PALM BEACH GARDENS SEBASTIAN James B. Willis Robert Douglas E. Keller Segien Henry Nolan, Acting James R. Cummins GROVELAND LADY LAKE MEXICO BEACH Chief SEBRING James Kolbinski Olin R. Davis T. R. Merrill PALM BEACH SHORES Craig Graybill LAKE ALFRED GULF BREEZE MIAMI Robert J. Roberson SEMINOLE Bruce Efurd Kenneth Harms Gerald E. Rich J. PALM SPRINGS No Chief LAKE BUTLER MIAMI BEACH GULF STREAM John Whalen W. T. Roberts, Sheriff O. D. Dukes Cotzin Robert Holroyd Larry PALMETTO SEWALL'S POINT LAKE CITY MIAMI SHORES GULFPORT Gene Hambacher Francis J. Matuszewski Paul Phil John A. Fletcher Herman W. Golliner pot PANAMA CITY SHALIMAR LAKE CLARKE SHORES MIAMI SPRINGS HACIENDA VILLAGE Thomas J. McAuley John T. Blackburn Donald E. Mack D. C. Shaw Earl C. Steffen PANAMA CITY BEACH SNEADS HAINES CITY LAKE HAMILTON MILTON P. L. Sullivan Ron Steverson D. N. Tomlinson Kenneth Thompson Charles Manning PARKER SOPCHOPPY LAKE HELEN M INNEOLA HALLANDALE Joe B. Walker John H. Taylor Louis Sposato Sue Wegner Richard C. Fox PARKLAND SOUTH BAY LAKELAND M RA M AR HAVANA I William A. Davis Ellis K. Burroughs Herbert Ben Galante George W. Sandel Straley, Jr. PAXTON SOUTH DAYTONA MARY MONTICELLO HIALEAH LAKE Milford Weimorts Jack D. Wallace Harry Benson George Griffin Lawrence Leggett PEMBROKE PARK SOUTH MIAMI MONTVERDE O' HIALEAH GARDENS LAKE PARK Eugene Sullivan Vacancy David McCracken James Manna Charles Rae Forrest PEMBROKE PINES SOUTH PALM BEACH LAKE PLACID MOORE HAVEN HIGH SPRINGS John Tighe Stanley Morse Thomas W. Wolfe Russell Hartsfield Marion Stafford PENSACOLA SPRINGFIELD LAKE WALES MOUNT DORA HIGHLAND BEACH James C: Davis Donnie Ziglar Robert Kenney Robert Locke Kenneth Jones PERRY STARKE LAKE WORTH MULBERRY HILLSBORO BEACH Ralph W. Coleman Jimmy Bowen D. G. Lennertz W. Hunter Ralph W. Dunn John PIERSON STUART LANTANA NAPLES HOLLY HILL Willie R. Ashcraft Charles E. White Luther P. Jones Paul Daigneault Vacancy PINELLAS PARK SUNRISE NEPTUNE BEACH HOLLYWOOD LARGO Ernest J. Van Horn Sam Ramputi, Acting Howard Sam Martin Darrel Stephens C. Basil, Jr. PLANT CITY Chief HOLMES BEACH LAUDERDALE —BY-THE- NEW PORT RICHEY Troy E. Surrency SURFSIDE James C. Bottner Thomas L. Shanafelt SEA PLANTATION George Curti NEW SMYRNA BEACH HOMESTEAD Walter R. Robinson William E. Greene SWEETWATER Wallace Ferreira Emmett Snider LAUDERHILL POLK CITY Charles Toledo NICEVILLE HORSESHOE BEACH Walter E. Ramsdell Charles Carroll TALLAHASSEE Edward W. Holloway POMPANO Samuel Corbin LAWTEY BEACH Melvin L. Tucker NORTH BAY VILLAGE G. Morton HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS M. M. Jordan Gary TAMARAC George Hodges Walter K. Notz LAYTON J. PONCE INLET Milton Stocker NORTH LAUDERDALE INDIALANTIC Peter Masiko III Theodore W. Grau TAMPA Jess Boytell Roger Skinner LAZY LAKE PORT ORANGE Clayton Briggs NORTH INDIAN CREEK VILLAGE Robert Newman MIAMI David W. Solana TARPON SPRINGS James P. Devaney John H. Watson LEESBURG PORT RICHEY Blaine LeCouris NORTH MIAMI BEACH INDIAN HARBOUR Ralph Perry Larry Conlin TAVARES Buford Whitaker BEACH LIGHTHOUSE POINT PORT ST. JOE Paul Frost Frederick Fernez Paul G. Mannino NORTH PALM BEACH Roy Robinson TEMPLE TERRACE INDIAN RIVER SHORES LIVE OAK John S. Atwater, PORT ST. LUCIE Thomas E. Webster Richard Davis Elwood Howard Dir. of Public Safety Lanie Norvell TEQUESTA INDIAN ROCKS BEACH LONGBOAT KEY NORTH PORT PUNTA GORDA Franklin E. Flannery John F. Brady Wayne McCammon Victor I. Costello, Donald R. Bennett TITUSVILLE INDIAN SHORES LONGWOOD Acting Chief QUINCY Charles L. Ball Joseph Marriott Gregg Manning OAK HILL Edward M. Spooner, Dir. TREASURE'ISLAND INTERLACHEN LYNN HAVEN Beve Wyatt of Public Safety Clifford L. Frye Lee Roy Huckleberry Oscar E. Roye OAKLAND REDINGTON BEACH UMATILLA INVERNESS MACCLENNY Hueld A. Morrow Cornelius Schnitzer Lloyd G. Marteeny Thomas A. Matteo G. R. Rhoden OAKLAND PARK RIVIERA BEACH VALPARAISO JACKSONVILLE MADEIRA BEACH Clyde Manieri William B. Darden Lomax Donaldson Sheriff Dale Carson Fred G. Donzero OCALA ROCKLEDGE VENICE Richard R. Kallis JACKSONVILLE BEACH MADISON A. Lee McGehee R. V. Waymire Paul Brown Ola Sircy, Jr. OCEAN RIDGE ROYAL PALM BEACH VERO BEACH JASPER MAITLAND Louis L. Spano Richard H. McMonagle Samuel P. McCall John F. Osborn John W. Erwin OCOEE ST. AUGUSTINE VIRGINIA GARDENS Stuart JAY MANALAPAN Leroy Turner Virgil L. D. Whitt Norman R. Miller Ralph M. Meadows OKEECHOBEE ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH WALDO JENNINGS MANGONIA PARK Larry Mobley Arnold M. Bandy R. W. Moorhous Daniel Bowen Jack J. Welsh OPA LOCKA ST. CLOUD WAUCHULA JUNO BEACH MARGATE Reuben Greenberg Walter V. Dantzler Raleigh Lowe Irving C. Hansen Charles M. Clark ORANGE CITY SAINT LEO WEBSTER JUPITER MARIANNA Charles H. Garland Eddie L. Hines Francis R. Parks Glynn Mayo Wiley G. Pittman ORANGE PARK ST. PETERSBURG J. H. Tillman, Sr. M. M. 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MARCH —APRIL 1980 55 Customs Service John D. McCutcheon TAMPA DIVISION 144 First Avenue, S. Resident Agent-in-Charge St. Petersburg, Fla. 33701 Federal Phihp A. McNiff William P. Rosenblatt Federal Building & U. S. (813) 893-3128 Special Agent-in-Charge Regional Director Courthouse P. O. Box 3301 Supervisory Federal Pro- Agencies (Investigations) 299 East Broward Blvd. , Tampa, 33601 tective Officer 99 S. E. Fifth St., Suite 200 Suite 405 228-7661 Federal Bldg. —U. S. Miami, 33131 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (813) Courthouse Alcohol, Tobacco 5 (305) 350-5331 (305) 527-7220 RESIDENT AGENCIES 80 North Hughey Ave. Firearms Special Agent-in-Charge Tampa Division Orlando, Florida 32801 77 E. Fifth St. Suite 350 Federal Bureau of DISTRICT OFFICE S. , P. O. Box G (305) 420-6301 Miami, 33131 Investigation Clearwater, 33518 David D. Tucker 350-5184 (305) JACKSONVILLE DIVISION (813) 441-3569 Immigration a Special Agent-in-Charge Resident Agent 5205 N. W. 84th Ave. David A. Brumble P. O. Box 1904 Naturalization 701 Clematis St. Room 253 Suite 108 , Special Agent-in-Charge Cocoa, 32923 West Palm Beach, 33401 Service Miami, 33166 P. O. Box 8928 (305) 636-5280 592-7965 (305) 820-7649 Jacksonville, 32211 Raymond A. Morris (305) P. O. Box 2165 District Director Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 721-1211 FIELD OFFICES Ft. Myers, 33901 51 W. First P. O. Box 1516 S. Avenue RESIDENT AGENCIES (813) 334-8711 Miami, 33130 Miami 33601 Tampa, 350-5711 (305) 592-9568 (813) 826-2171 Jacksonville Division P. O. Box 404 (305) P. O. Box 1070 Lakeland, 33802 Richard H. Gullage Tampa Resident Agent Daytona Beach, 32015 (813) 682-6114 District Director 228-2184 2701 Talleyrand Avenue Deputy (813) (904) 252-0463 Jacksonville, 32206 P. O. Box 3668 (same address) Orlando P. O. Orlando, 32802 (305) 350-5712 420-6136 (904) 946-2612 Box 383 (305) Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 (305) 420-6381 — Drug Enforcement SUB OFFICES Jacksonville (904) 244-5179 P. O. Box 40217 (904) 791-3468 Administration Joseph P. McFadden P. O. Box 1556 St. Petersburg, 33743 Officer-in-Charge Pensacola REGIONAL OFFICE Gainesville, 32602 (813) 896-6166 500 Zack Street 434-2697 (904) 372-9600 (904) Vernon D. Meyer P. O. Box 250 Tampa, 33602 Border Patrol Regional Director P. O. Box 731 Sarasota, 33578 (813) 826-2131 (305) 591-4800 Ocala, 32670 (813) 955-3325 Riedinger, Chief Lewis G. Finklea Carl J. (904) 732-7563 Patrol Agent Kenneth A. Miley Federal Protective Officer-in-Charge L. Gene Corder, Deputy Deputy Regional Director P. O. Drawer 270 Service Rm. 227, Post Office Chief Patrol Agent (305) 591-4810 Panama City, 32401 Building (904) 785-8751 Louis B. Bernard, Director 311 West Monroe Street P. O. Box 3663 (Address for those Norland Branch Federal Protective Service Jacksonville, 32201 above): P. O. Box 12944 946-2624 Miami, General Services Adminis- (904) 33169 8400 N. W. 53rd Street Pensacola, 32576 350-5811 tration —Region 4 (305) Miami, 33166 (904) 432-3476 James Breslin Richard B. Russell Federal Officer-in-Charge (Vacancy) DISTRICT OFFICES P. O. Box 1016 Building P. O. Box 9846 Patrol Agent-in-Charge, Tallahassee, 32302 Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Station Earl W. Simmons Riviera Beach, 33404 Miami (904) 224-4107 P. O. Box 3663 Resident Agent-in-Charge Supervisory Federal Pro- (305) 844-4341 tective Officer Norland Branch 700 Twiggs St., Suite 400 MIAMI DIVISION Internal Revenue Miami, 33169 Tampa, 33602 Federal Bldg. , Room 448 Arthur F. Nehrbass Service (305) 350-5811 (813) 228-2178 400 W. Bay Street Special Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32202 Criminal Investi- John F. Eversole Raymond Magno P. O. Box 592418 AMF (904) 791-3687 Patrol Agent-in-Charge Special Agent-in-Charge Miami International Airport gation Division Station 701 Clematis St., Rm. 223 Miami, 33159 Supervisory Federal Jacksonville JACKSON VILL E West Palm Beach, 33401 Protective Officer P. O. Box 4849 (305) 573-3333 DISTRICT Jacksonville, 32201 (305) 350-7263 Federal Building —U. S. RESIDENT AGENCIES Courthouse Thomas E. Murphy (904) 791-3998 Robert Ginley Miami Division 701 Clematis St., Room 112 Chief, Criminal Investiga- Brown Special Agent-In-Charge Jim (Ft. Lauderdale) West Palm Beach, Fla. , tion Division Agent-in-Charge 4077 Woodcock Dr. , Patrol P. O. Box 6383 33401 P. O. Box 35045 Orlando Station Suite 210 Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 (305) 350-7261 Jacksonville, 32202 P. O. Drawer Jacksonville, 32207 0 (305) 587-6160 (904) 791-2963 Winter Park, 32789 (904) 791-3566 Supervisory Federal 644-6204 P. O. Box 3-112 Protective Officer Darrell G. Smith (305) Donald Harper Ft. Pierce, 33451 U. S. Courthouse, Assistant Chief Resident Agent-in-Charge Calvin R. Vaughn (305) 527-7296 Room 100 P. O. Box 35045 Whooping Loop Patrol Agent-in-Charge 235 300 N. E. First Ave. Jacksonville, 32202 Altamonte Springs, 32701 P. O. Box 1408 Tampa Station P. O. Box 22 (904) 791-2963 P. O. Box 3344 (305) 420-6155 Homestead, 33030 Miami, Florida 33101 33601 (305) 248-8677 Walter C. Jones Tampa, Robin Gushing (305) 350-4360 (813) 228-2160 Branch Chief, Northern Resident Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 887 Supervisory Federal Branch Room Federal Building West, 33041 Daniel Gibson 101, Key Protective Officer 500 Zack Street Patrol Agent-in-Charge Ft. Myers, 33901 (305) 296-3093 Federal Bldg. , Room 733 Tampa, 33602 Beach Station (813) 334-6245 West Palm P. O. Box 1389 500 Zack Street (813) 228-2908 9875 P. O. Box John F. Kreppein West Palm 33402 Tampa, 33602 Beach, Branch Chief, Southern Riviera Beach, 33404 Resident Agent-in-Charge 833-7517 (813) 228-2356 (305) Branch (305) 848-6161 P. O. Box 1486 Supervisory Federal Pro- Rm. 600, FOB Panama City, 32401 tective Officer 51 S. W. First Avenue (904) 769-3407 Federal Building, Room 103 Miami, 33130 (305) 350-4421

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Cecil H. Miller P. S. Wright, Asst. Director Postal Inspectors United States T. L. Stout, 2nd Lt. Attorneys Supervisor Room 221, Mayo Building P. O. Drawer 2306 R. L. Whitney Court Security Tallahassee, 32301 Ft. Myers, 33902 Postal Inspector-in-Charge NORTHERN DISTRICT OF (305) 350-5349 (904) 488 7447 (813) 332-0022 Atlanta, Ga. 30302 FLORIDA Malford F. Duclo ROAD GUARD L. Rousseau, Sgt. (404) 221-5236 Nicholas P. Geeker Supervisor Forrest L. Beach, Chief P. O. Box 1077 R. A. Inspector U. S. Attorney Warrants/Investigation Quigley, J. Roger Pittman, Asst. Sarasota, 33580 P. O. Box 8547 P. O. Box 12313 (305) 350-4645 (813) 366-7077 Pensacola, 32581 Chief Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 Frank W. Noe P. O. Box 259 527-2063 (904) 434-3251 (305) Inspector Trenton, 32693 J. J. Harris, Capt. W. L. Stinson, Inspector Tallahassee Office Witness Protection (904) 463-2136 P. O. Box 015269, Flagler P. O. Box 1308 Program Station P. O. Box 40176 Alcoholic Beverages Jacksonville, 32203 Tallahassee, 32302 (305) 350-5960 Miami, 33101 224-3186 Divi- (305) 325-3343 (904) 791-2784 (904) Ft. Lauderdale Division and Tobacco, S. Bonito J. B. Rogers, Inspector MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Office sion of P. O. Box 520772 FLORIDA Jack Drazen 3118 Flagler Avenue, E. B. Ashley Habana Plaza Miami, 33152 Deputy-in-Charge Chief of Law Enforcement John J. Daley, Jr. 105-C, Court- Key West, 33040 (305) 591-0393 Rm. U. S. 725 S. Bronough St. U. S. Attorney house (305) 294-1232 P. O. Box Tallahassee, 32301 B. W. Barron, inspector 600 299 E. Broward Blvd. Jacksonville, 32201 (904) 488-3227 J. Mohan, 2nd Lt. P. O. Box 2826 Ft. Lauderdale, 32301 J. 791-2682 P. O. Box 8276 Orlando, 32802 (904) (305) 525-7256 DISTRICTS & SUB- Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 (305) 420-6201 Office OFFICES Tampa West Palm Beach Division (305) 739-1440 Louis Keith, Inspector P. O. Box 2841 Office R. E. Baxley, 2nd Lt. 33601 P. O. Box 17006 Tampa, Bernard Daley P. O. Box 12646 (Vacancy) Pensacola, 32522 (813) 228-2135 Deputy-in-Charge Pensacola, 32502 P. O. Box 2750 West Palm (904) 434-2561 Room 457, U. S. Court- (904) 436-8460 Beach, 33402 Orlando Office 837-5067 house (305) J. M. Dormuth, Inspector P. O. Box 2593 G. Fader, 2nd Lt. (Super- P. O. Box 5256 Orlando, 32802 701 Clematis Street visor of Tallahassee T. F. Dean, 2nd Lt. Tallahassee, 32301 (305) 420-6341 West Palm Beach, 33402 District Office) P. O. Box 1767 (305) 655-1827 Ocala, 32670 (904) 877-4189 SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF 210 E. Pensacola Street (904) 622-3105 B. H. McCoy, Inspector FLORIDA Tallahassee, 32304 (904) 488-4271 Tom Ewing, Sgt. P. O. Box 22526 Jacob V. Eskenazi P. O. Box 567 Tampa, 33622 U. S. Attorney G. M. Hill, Sgt. (Super- State Gainesville, 32602 (813) 228-2481 300 Ainsley Building visor, Panama City & (904) 372-9666 L. M. Dodson, Inspector 14 N. E. First Avenue Agencies Marianna) Miami, 33132 P. O. Box 368 P. O. Box 3505 Attorney General West Palm Beach, 33402 (305) 350-4471 Panama City, 32401 Agriculture 8 (904) 769-0460 (305) 655-8455 United States Jim Smith Consumer Services, Florida's Attorney General Secret Service Marshals P. O. Box 766 Department of Marianna, 32446 The Capitol Kenneth B. Thompson NORTHERN DISTRICT OF (904) 221-2750 Tallahassee, 32301 Special Agent-in-Charge FLORIDA DIVISION OF ANIMAL (904) 487-1965 P. O. Box 4820 INDUSTRY, MARKS AND R. R. Caplano, Capt. Emmett Ken Tucker Jacksonville, 32201 Shelby BRANDS UNIT P. O. Box 5787 United States Marshal Deputy Attorney General (904) 791-2777 Jacksonville, 32202 P. O. Box 1150 Bing Greeson The Capitol (904) 359-6126 Robert M. Connelly, Jr. Pensacola, 32595 Brands Registrar Tallahassee, 32301 Rm. 331, Mayo Building Resident Agent (904) 432-4816 L. Garrett, (904) 488-2595 Tallahassee, 32301 J. Sgt. P. O. Box 607 P. O. Box 816 Tallahassee Field Office (904) 488-7141 BRANCH OFFICES Orlando, 32802 Live Oak, 32060 Billy Joyce, Deputy-in- (305) 420-6333 John O' Brien (904) 362-2501 Joel Rosenblatt Charge Suite 820 Charles F. Howell P. O. Box 10229 Chief Investigator Rm. 331, Mayo Building M. E. Futch, 2nd Lt. Dade County Regional Special Agent-in-Charge Tallahassee, 32302 Service Center P. O. Box 660160 Tallahassee, 32301 P. O. Drawer H (904) 222-2098 Lakeland, 33802 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue Miami 33166 Springs, Warren C. Blue, 682-5161 Miami, 33128 (305) 350-5961 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF (813) FLORIDA Investigator (305) 279-8700 P. O. Box 451 J. B. Wallace, Capt. Jack E. Kippenberger George R. Grosse Charles Corces Resident Perry, 32347 P. O. Box 17735 Agent United States Marshal Park Trammel Bldg. P. O. Box 3205 (904) 584-4139 Orlando 32860 , P. O. Box 1489 (305) 295-5502 8th Floor West Palm Beach, 33402 Jacksonville, 32201 David R. Caldwell, In- 1313 Street 659-0184 Tampa (305) (904) 791-2293 vestigator J. M. Ogonowski, 2nd Lt. Tampa, 33602 Donald R. Bendickson P. O. Box 592 (Supervisor, Daytona John G. Tatum Bob Bogen Special Agent-in-Charge Floral City, 32636 Beach & Rockledge) Chief Deputy Marshal P. O. Box 688 Room 204 700 Twiggs St., Suite 740 (904) 726-8698 U. S. Post Office & Daytona Palm Beach County Tampa, 33602 Beach, 32015 Courthouse Building B. Archie Maynard, In- Regional Service Center 228-2636 (904) 255-3696 (813) Room 234 vestigator 111 Georgia Avenue David A. Evans Jacksonville, 32201 4576 Grove St. 1199 S. Highway U. S. 1 West Palm Beach, 33401 Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 791-2293 West Palm Beach, 33406 S. S. Building, Suite 8 (305) 837-5062 (305) 967-7310 Rockledge, 32955 Suite 3300, First National SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF Dick Prospect Building (305) 632-8266 Bank FLORIDA Michael S. Spiers, In- 232 Third Avenue, 2nd 107 St. Francis Street vestigator A. Floor Mobile, Ala. 36602 Don Forsht E. Hooper, Capt. , Route 1, Box 120 P. O. Daytona Beach, 32014 (205) 690-2851 United States Marshal Drawer 23746 P. O. Box 010391 Bascom, 32423 Tampa, 33623 (904) 252-1067 (This office serves West 569-2973 Miami, 33101 (904) (813) 272-2610 Florida. ) (305) 350-5346 INSPECTION DIVISION R. R. Smith, Sgt. William M. Shoemaker, Jr. Vincent Gigiio, Director P. O. Box 5269 (continued j Chief Deputy Room 232, Mayo Building Clearwater, 33518 (305) 350-4378 Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 441-9975 (904) 488-3731

MARCH —APRIL 1980 57 Troop C Pete Turner E. G. Aid South A directory of P. O. Box 221 J. F. Gant Capt. S. L. Clements, Jr. E. C. Scisson Capt. Floyd Buckhalter Law Enforcement Ra i ford, 32083 P. O. Box 1810 (904) 431-1212 111 Coastline Dr. , E. Lakeland, 33802 2202 Lakeland Hills Blvd. Agencies continued Jacksonville, 32202 (813) 686-2164 Lakeland, 33801 Jack Sapp (904) 359-6142 1-800-282-7002 Lowell, 32663 Troop D (904) 732-8355 J. E. Ladika Northwest Comptroller, Office D. Smith Capt. J. W. King S. Capt. Don Arnold Connie Sabiston Jim Bowman P. O. Box 6877 of 266 Airport Drive 5401 Kirkland Rd W. P. Pomeroy Orlando, 32853 Panama City, 32501 Michael B. Wynn Suite 420 D. Land (305) 423-6412 Investigative Coordinator Orlando, 32805 1-800-342-1676 1313Tampa Street Troop E Office of the Comptroller (305) 423-6125 Tampa, 33602 Northeast The Capitol W. Carmody Gary McLain (813) 272-3985 Capt. J. Tallahassee, 32301 P. O. Box 350220, River- Capt. Frank Johnson 7081 N. W. 20th Street C. Alexander Route 7, Box 102 (904) 488-5275 Sunrise, 33313 side Station B. Jeffries Miami, 33135 Lake City, 32055 Office of the Comptroller (305) 434-0050 1-800-342-8105 State Office Bldg. , Rm. 333 (305) 325-3606 The Capitol Brian Pimm 1350 N. W. 12th Avenue 32301 Everglades Tallahassee, 1199W. Lantana Rd. Miami, 33136 Troop F 488-9755 (904) Lantana, 33462 (305) 325-2906 Capt. L. D. Brady Capt. Gwynn O. Kelley 551 N, Military Trail Ft. Lauderdale District (305) 586-6510 H. T. Bethea P. O. Box 621 Office West Palm Beach, 33406 Paul Sheffield E. B. Wright Bradenton, 33506 Service Center 748-1511 1-800-432-2046 Regional 1607 N. Florida Ave. J. R. Harvey (813) 201 W. Broward Blvd. , Suite Central Avon Park, 33825 Jan R. Christian Troop G 510 (813) 453-3175 W. R. Burgess Ft. Lauderdale, 33312 Capt. T. C. Hodges Capt. David L. Starling C. LaCorte 1239 S. W. Tenth Street (305) 467-4239 Clayton Lambert Suite 211, 400 W. Robinson P. O. Box 980 P. O. Box 488 Palatka, 32077 Ocala, 32670 Jacksonville District Office St. Polk City, 33868 325-4545 1-800-342-9620 Richard P. Daniel Service Orlando, 32801 (904) (813) 984-2273 423-6026 Center (305) Troop H General Services, 111 E. Coast Line Drive, CORRECTIONAL Tom McLaughlin Capt. P. Cook Department of Room 610 STANDARDS COUNCIL J. Al Schiller 2100 Mahan Drive Jacksonville, 32202 Division of Security Harold F. Rayner, Adminis- E. J. Eliassen Tallahassee, 32303 (904) 359-6085 trator 111 Georgia Ave. , Suite 214 (904) 488-8676 Nathan N. Sharron, Miami District Office 1311 Winewood Blvd. West Palm Beach, 33401 Director Troop I (Weights Station) 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue, Tallahassee, 32301 (305) 837-5050 618 Larson Building Suite 870 (904) 488-3401 Capt. A. P. Edlin Tallahassee, 32301 Florida Highway (904) 487-2700 Miami, 33128 COUNCIL MEMBERS P. O. Box 6877 (305) 377-5213 Patrol Orlando, 32803 Law Enforcement, Dr. Iven Lamb, Jr., Chair- 423-6428 Office (305) Orlando District man Col. J. Eldrige Beach Department of 404 W. Robinson St., Attorney General Jim Director Troop K (Turnpike) Suite 519 (904) 488-6517 James W. York Smith, Vice Chairman Capt. R. L. Hays Executive Director Orlando, 32801 Ralph D. Turlington 423-6115 Lt. Col. Roger Collar P. O. Box 16007 (904) 488-7880 (305) Louie Wainwright Director Deputy West Palm Frederick H. Owen, Jr. Beach, 33406 Frank J. Tassone, Director Tampa District Office (904) 488-6673 683-1140 Regional Service Center, Shirley Livingston (305) Division of Law Enforce- Maj. A. P. Floyd, Chief 7th Floor Col. James C. Shoultz Troop L ment Bureau of Records & Train- 1313 Tampa Street Jack Sandstrom (904) 487-2901 W. B. Oliver 33602 A. F. Cook ing Capt. Tampa, P. O. Box 3948 Robert L. Edwards, 272-2565 Sheriff Ken Katsaris (904) 488-7134 (813) (1299 W. Lantana Rd. Director Sheriff Louie T. Mime H. ) West Palm Beach District Maj. B. Spears Lantana, 33462 Division of Criminal Inspector Justice Information Office Fire Marshal (305) 588-8545 111 Georgia Avenue, Suite Chief, Bureau of Field Systems Olin Greene, Director Operations Forestry, Division of (904) 488-8852 211 Division of State Fire Palm Beach, 33401 (904) 488-1435 W. West Marshal C. Gilbert Gerald Bailey, Acting 837-5054 Forest Investigation Super- (305) Suite 447, Larson Building Maj. J. E. Hicks Director Inspector visor Division of Staff Services Corrections, Tallahassee, 32301 Deputy (904) 488-8268 Southern Region Collins Building (904) 488-2279 Department of (904) 488-6855 Tallahassee, 32301 Donald L. Steverson, Chief (904) 488-6480 Neil Chamelin, Director Prison (I Jail) In- Bureau of Fire Investiga- Maj. W. R. Kaufman Division of Police spectors tions Deputy Inspector Game 4 Fresh Water Standards Suite 425A, Larson Northern Region Fish Commission (904) 488-8556 W. Kirkland Carl Building (904) 488-3195 Prison Inspector Lt. Col. Brantley Goodson Police Standards Council Chief Tallahassee, 32301 1311 Winewood Blvd. Mailing address for above: Director, Division of Law (904) 488-8556 (904) 488-9825 Major James Reese, Chair- Tallahassee, 32301 Division of Florida Highway Enforcement man (904) 488-2060 FIELD OFFICES & Patrol 620 S. Meridian St. INVESTIGATORS Tallahassee, 32301 Police Chief Francis Scott, INSPECTORS Neil Kirkman Building (904) 488-6251 Vice Chairman Thomas F. Easterling Tallahassee, 32301 Russell Smith Attorney General Jim Archie C. Edwards Maj. James B. Jordan, 1311 Winewood Blvd. TROOPS Smith D. B. Otterbacher Deputy Director Tallahassee, 32301 Police Chief William Barnes 128 Perry Avenue, S. E. Troop A (Same Address) (904) 488-2102 Chester Blakemore Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Capt. J. R. Henderson (904) 488-6252 Sheriff W. A. Woodham Bill Beardsiey (904) 243-2814 P. O. Box 1230 Major Alan Lamarche, Major Robert Smith P. O. Box 636 A. D. Cosson Panama City, 32401 Deputy Director Police Chief Leo Callahan Chattahoochee 32324 W. P. Joyce (904) 785-6196 (Same Address) Sheriff Mel Colman (904) 593-6431 David A. Brumble Suite 425A, Larson Troop B (904) 488-6253 Ed Sands Building Ralph Turlington Capt. J. E. Love REGIONAL SUPER- Sheriff Don Moreland P. O. Box 565 Tallahassee, 32301 VISORS Alachua, 32615 (904) 488-9825 P. 0. Box 1985 (address for all above) (904) 964-8125 Lake City, 32055 P. O. Box 1489 (904) 752-3735 Tallahassee, 32302

5B THE SHERIFF'S STAR Operating Centers: REGION 4 101 E. Gaines St. Paul A. Uravich, Director Tallahassee, 32301 Public Safety Tallahassee Maj. Jack Thompson, Reg'I. Police Chiefs 488-1040 (904) 488-5140 University of South (904) Supv. Florida continued from Captain Morris Dowling Jacksonville Area Offices: Tampa, 33620 page 55 (904) 221-2490 Supervisor, District II (813) 974-2628 Capt. Don Ellingsen 100 W. Madison St. Orlando 525 Mirror Lake Drive Lake City, 32055 John J. Flynn WELAKA (305) 423-6010 St. Petersburg, 33701 (904) 752-0896 Director of Police Harold F. Moore (813) 893-2221 Florida Atlantic University W. MELBOURNE Tampa Captain Harold G. Hagins Boca Raton, 33431 Cmdr. James Donnan (813) 272-2220 Capt. B. E. Hendrix Supervisor, District III (305) 395-5100 WEST MIAMI P. O. Box 356 Daniel Bldg. , Suite 513 Miami Clark B. Wright Ft. Myers, 33902 111 Coast Line Drive, E. JWn F. Smith, Director (305)592-0891 WEST PALM BEACH (813) 334-8963 Jacksonville, 32202 University Police William M. Barnes Laboratories: 359-6131 University of Central REGION 5 (904) WEWAHITCHKA Florida Tallahassee Captain T. Jonathan H. Glass Maj. E. G. Little, Reg'I. J. Cooper Orlando, 32816 (904) 488-7071 District IV WHITE SPRINGS Supv. Supervisor, (305) 275-2421 Jacksonville 400 W. Robinson St. Leon M. Black Area Offices: William L. (904) 354-7157 Room 502 Bolyard, Director WILDWOOD Orlando, 32802 University Police Ed Capt. W. M. Saunderson Lymum, Jr. Tampa 423-6146 University of West N P. O. Box 381196 (305) WILLI STD (813) 272-3926 Florida Charles Patterson Miami, 32318 Captain J. D. Palmer J. Pensacola, 32504 WILTON MANORS Sanford (305) 325-3346 Supervisor, District V (904) 476-9500 Bernard S. Scott (305) 323-4440 8400 N. W. 52nd St. Capt. Ralph Tingley , WINDERMERE Suite 121 Martin Garris, Director 2835 Overseas Highway Meric G. Thompson Marine Patrol Miami, 33166 University Police Marathon, 33050 WINTER GARDEN (305) 592-0730 University of North Col. J. J. Brown (305) 743-6542 Florida James Hood Commonwealth Building, Parole and Probation Captain R. N. Turner, Jr. Jacksonville, 32216 WINTER HAVEN 7th Floor Vl Ron Martin Supervisor, District (904) 646-2800 3900 Commonwealth Blvd. Commission Park Trammel Bldg. , WINTER PARK Tallahassee, 32303 REGIONAL SUPER- Suite 901 William Raimond, Acting Raymond E. Scary (904) 488-6559, 488-5600 VISORS 1313Tampa Street Director WINTER SPRINGS Tampa, 33602 Public Safety John Govoruhk REGION 1 REGION 1 (813) 272-3911 Florida International ZEPHYRHILLS Maj. C. A. Willis, Reg'I. University William R. Eiland John R. Skinner Captain C. S. Michael, Jr. Supv. P. O. Box 861 Miami, 33144 ZOLFO SPRINGS Supervisor, District Vll (305) 552-2626 Vacancy Ares Offices: Chattahoochee, 32324 818 E. Silver Springs Blvd. (904) 663-4522 Deals, 32670 Capt. G. E. McCall 732-2500 P. O. Box 4395 REGION 2 (904) Panama City, 32401 Meric Davis Captain D. M. Peacock Florida's Governors (904) 763-3080 743 S. Walnut St. Supervisor, District Vill 160 Governmental Ctr. (continued from page 38) Capt. C. V. Holland Starke, 32091 , Rm. 514 O. Drawer P (904) 964-8110 +. Pensacola, 32501 Carrabelle, 32322 REGION 3 436-8500 (904) 697-3741 (904) 1921-1925Cary A. Hardee - Democrat Spence McCall Captain R. J. Reynolds Capt. L. E. Zangas - P. O. Box 179 Supervisor, District IX 1925-1929 John W. Martin Democrat P. O. Box 168 Leesburg, 32748 111 Georgia Avenue - Pensacola, 32591 1929-1933Doyle E. Carlton Democrat (904) 787-5484 West Palm Beach, 33401 (904) 438-4903 1933-1937David Sholtz - Democrat REGION 4 (305) 837-5035 REGION 2 1937-1941 Fred P. Cone - Democrat Ed Segno Recreation and Maj. John W. Walker, Reg'I. Elisha Newton Dimick Parks, Division of 1941-1945 Spessard L. Holland - Democrat Supv. Bldg. Suite 203 , C. Landrum, 1945-1949 Millard F. Caldwell - Democrat 111 Georgia Avenue Ney Director Area Offices: Larson Building, Room West Palm Beach, 33401 613 1949-1953 Fuller Warren - Democrat Tallahassee, 32301 Capt. D. F. Williams (305) 837-5128 - County Building (904) 488-6131 1953-1957 Dan T. McCarty Democrat REGION 5 - Crystal River, 32629 (Park officers have arrest Charley E. Johns (e) Democrat 795-3977 (904) Howard Sullivan powers within parks and LeRoy Collins (f) - Democrat Capt. C. C. Skidmore 1313 N. Tampa St. (5th Fl.) other public lands under 1957-1961 LeRoy Collins - Democrat 4124 Boulevard Center Dr. Tampa, 33602 the jurisdiction of this - Jacksonville, 32207 (813) 272-2642 division. ) 1961-1965Farris Bryant Democrat (904) 396-2265 1965-1967 Haydon Burns - Democrat Pubiic Service University Police (g) REGION 3 1967-1971 Claude - Commission, Audie I. Shuler, Director R. Kirk, Jr. Republican Maj. Lewis Shelfer, Reg'I. University Police 1971-1979Reubin O'D. Askew - Democrat Supv. Transportation University of Florida Gainesville, 32611 1979- Bob Graham - Democrat Offices: Department Area (904) 392-1111 R. Cartwright, Capt. H. C. Morgan Lee Director 101 E. Gaines St. William A. Tanner, Director P. O. Box 2564 Public Safety President Titusville, 32780 Tallahassee, 32301 (ej of the Senate, became (904) 488-0150 Florida State University Acting Governor upon death of Dan T. (305) 267-4021 Tallahassee, 32306 McCarty, September 28, 1953. Capt. Glen Keefer William A. Mickler (904) 644-1234 Enforcement Super- Elected to term 19100 Federal Highway, State (fj complete of visor Samuel Gilliam, Director Gouernor McCarty, inaugurated S. E. University Security 33458 101 E. Gaines St. January 4, 1955. Jupiter, Florida A & M University (305) 747-2033 Tallahassee, 32301 (gj Ttuo-year term, to change election (904) 488-0150 Tallahassee, 32307 (904) 599-3256 cycle. Captain P. C. Hsrrell Supervisor, District 1

MARCH —APRIL 1980 59 Governor Bob Graham (center), who was one of the featured speakers at the Mid- Winter Conference, extends congratula- tions to Sheriff John Polk (left), outgoing President of the Florida Sheriffs Associa- tion, and Sheriff Frank Cline, the newly- elected President. Governor resorts to naj(ne calling at Sheriffs Mid-Winter Conference

CRYSTAL RIVER —Seldom had Sheriffs been called so many names. And yet they sat there and took it, with smiles on their faces. At times, they actually applauded, and, when the speaker was through, they gave him a standing ovation. The speaker was Governor Bob Graham, the date was January 28, 1980,the occasion was the Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association, and the place was the Plantation Inn, at Crystal River. "You are the proud protectors of our society, "said the Governor. "You are the people who wear American flags on your uniforms as a sign of pride in country and pride in protecting the citizenry. You make the words of the preamble to the U. S. Constitution come alive when it ' states the need to 'insure domestic tranquility. " There was more to come. "You...will always be partners in my administration, " the Governor added. "You are the victors in many battles against malicious, mean and devious forces in this state. You are the troops in the trenches who must battle the drug smugglers who threaten to take over Florida. Someone recently observed in my office that the Sheriffs of this state and throughout the country are the real 'stars' Florida Sheriffs Association President Frank Cline (left) presents a the American flag. " Lifetime Honorary Membership to Past President Jim Scott in recognition in of distinguished service rendered the Association. The Governor was just getting warmed up, and he continued in similar vein by recalling that when truckers went on strike last year, "Sheriffs from throughout the

60 THE SHERIFF'6 STAR Lieutenant Governor Wayne Mixson (left) installed the Flor- Aubrey Rogers, members of the Board of Directors. Also ida Sheriffs Association's newly-elected officers and direc- elected at the Mid-Winter Conference, but not present tors. They are (from left) Sheriff Frank Cline, President; when this picture was taken: Sheriff W. A. Woodham, Sheriff Newton Murdock, Vice President; Sheriff David Har- Chairman, Board of Directors; Sheriffs P. A. Edmonson and vey, Treasurer; Sheriff Tullis Easterling, Secretary; and Malcolm McCall, members, Board of Directors; Sheriff Joe Sheriffs Ken Katsaris, Roy Rodgers, Glenn Bailey and Sheppard, Sergeant-at-Arms; and Sheriff Clayton Williams, Chaplain. Mrs. Donna Jo Cline is seated at table. state moved quickly, carefully and forcefully to protect the public from snipers, threats of violence, and threats to the public welfare. " The Sheriffs of Florida also walked the halls of the capitol to help lobby for a tough mandatory sentencing law for drug smuggling which was passed by the Florida Legislature in 1979, he added. "We are beginning to see results already from our minimum mandatory sentencing law, " he said. "States adjacent to Florida and, even as far away as California, are feeling the effects of the new law. Drug traffickers are apparently fleeing our state to set up shop across state lines. " The Governor reassured Sheriffs that "efforts are being made, and carried out, to increase local cooperation between the State Department of Law Enforcement and Sheriffs' Departments throughout the state. " Conference Host B. R. Quinn (right) welcomes Doyle Conner, Florida's Looking ahead to the 1980 session of the Florida Commissioner of Agriculture. Legislature, he said he was considering a number of ways to strengthen law enforcement, including bills to broaden the 1979drug traffic statute; to create tougher penalties for One of the amendments will increase the homestead criminal conspiracies; and to make both money and real exemption from $5,000 to $25,000 for school taxes and property seized in criminal cases subject to forfeiture "the assure the people that property taxes will be frozen for same as a car, boat or airplane. " another year, the Governor said. The other, he added, will The Governor said he had called upon the Sheriffs for amend the Judicial Article in Florida's Constitution to help many times during his first 13months in office, and it reduce the overwhelming number of cases that now must had become necessary for him to seek their help again. be considered by the Florida Supreme Court, and thus Thereupon, he asked Sheriffs to head up "Get out the Vote" decrease appeals delays. campaigns in their respective counties to guarantee a Sherift's quickly assured the Governor they would help heavy turnout at the polls for the March 11 Florida him get out the vote. To have done otherwise would have primary election. been inappropriate after they had just heard him say in his The March 11 ballot is important, the Governor said, speech: "Ican assure you that the Graham administration because voters will be helping to elect a president and will always be your friend. " voting on two important Constitutional amendments. (continued on next page)

MARCH —APRIL 1980 61 Sheriffs Mid-Winter Conference continued

"Keep Sheriffs' contented and the" wives happy. That's a time-tested formula for holding a successful convention, and it Seemed to be working when this picture was taken.

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Sheriff and Mrs. B. R. Quinn received high praise from visiting The Association of Police Planning and Research Officers (APPRO), Sheriffs and guests for hosting a successful convention. represented by Deputy Siteriff Hilda Woods, President of the Florida Chapter, presented a painting to Volusia County Sheriff Ed Duff in appreciation of his help in getting the Florida Chapter started. Deputy Woods is on Sheriff Duff's staff.

Somebody's frivolous motion triggered a smile when Sheriff W. A. Woodham was presiding at a meeting of the Sheriffs 'N, f 'lie Association's Board of Directors. He was After the speeches and motions and resolutions have been forgotten, Sheriffs Roy Rodgers (left), re-elected Chairman of the Board. Roy Lundy (center) and Joe Sheppard will still remember the corn-on-the-cob served at an outdoor barbecue.

62 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Attorney General agrees that Florida is "Drug Disaster Area"

WASHINGTON, D. C. —It is no exaggeration to des- A TTORNEY GENERAL cribe Florida as a "drug disaster area" Attorney General Jim Smith Jim Smith declared when he testified before the U. S. Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. "No state among the 50 feels more directly the economic to state and federal law enforcement authorities. He said and social costs" of the drug trade and the criminality sur- he felt this could be done without breaking down the doc- rounding it, he added. trine that prevents direct military involvement in civil law "Through an accident of nature and geography, Florida enforcement. has become an international port of entry for most of the "The "law can be amended to allow transfer of informa- illicit drugs entering the United States. It is the nearest tion. .. , he said. "That's all. Information. There would be mainland destination for contraband from Central and no involvement of the armed services in prosecuting these South America and the offshore islands. It is smuggler's " a cases. The evidence and testimony would be presented by paradise. the interdicting agency. " He said the torrent of narcotics coming into the state has "Florida needs your help, Smith said, and he backed up overwhelmed the ability of authorities to dry it up, and he his appeal by citing some drug traffic statistics. appealed for a higher degree of cooperation between the He said for every pound of drugs seized, nine pounds get state and federal governments. through, and the street value ofthis trade reaches numbers "Barriers to the exchange of. . .information must be that defy belief. eliminated, " he added. "Stricter controls on the flow of "Records fall overnight, " he said. cash through banks. . .are needed. The licenses of pilots "The largest single cocaine haul in United States history convicted on smuggling charges should be permanently was made by customs officers in Fort Lauderdale in revoked, and the FAA should require aircraft identifica- October (of 1979) —329 pounds worth 80 million dollars. tion numbers large enough to be read near the ground. "That record was broken 48 hours later in Tampa when "The government should transfer to civil use, or assign 384 pounds worth 100 million dollars were found in a cou- to the Coast Guard, sufficient small ocean-going vessels to ple of suitcases tucked in the back of an airplane. police the three choke points in the Caribbean and Gulf of "Seventy percent of the marijuana seized by the Drug Mexico through which smuggling vessels must pass. Enforcement Administration in the United States last "Congress should enact a law permitting the arrest of year was impounded in Florida. United States citizens caught with contraband cargoes in "In the past 16 months nine counties in the Florida international waters. panhandle, one of the more sparsely populated areas ofthe "Every agency of the federal government needs more state, have seized marijuana worth 84 million dollars. staff and better equipment. The thinness of these forces is "Forty percent of the murders in Florida take place in an indictment of the national" government*s haphazard Miami and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement approach to the problem, Smith said. estimates 11.5 percent of these are drug-related. As a final suggestion, Smith urged Congress to take "We need the help of Congress. ..in this disaster as much appropriate action so that drug smuggling information as we ever needed it to recover froni the ravages of a hurri- gathered through military surveillance can be transferred cane, " Smith added.

Wrong again! Legal rip-offs Is it true that the typical criminal is a loner, unemployed A smart confidence man may leave you financially and on welfare? broke without breaking the law. No, that's false, according to a federal study showing Consider the man who bought a set of encyclopedias for that only three percent of the U. S. prison population had $450 from a door-to-door salesman, and then discovered been on welfare prior to being arrested, and some 77 the books were 35 years old. When he finally got around to percent were wage earners. reading the sales contract, he learned that he had gotten However, the median income for lawbreakers was exactly what the contract had promised. considerably lower than that of the average working male. Ponder this information about land purchases from the Three-fifths of all prisoners had lived with relatives American Association of Retired Persons: before being arrested, and some 86 percent kept contact "No law is broken when a land speculator pays $700 an with family or friends while in prison. There goes the loner acre for 'sunny lots' in the Southwest and sells them image! through ads in Eastern newspapers for $5,000 an acre. A piece of land is worth exactly what you can get someone else to pay for it." MARCH —APRIL 1980 63 Give him what he wants If you are held up, give the robber what he wants. This is "Itis madness to seize this moment to throw out a slur or the advice the American Association of Retired Persons other invective. Be calm and attentive, and give your (AARP) is giving to the elderly. assailant exactly what he wants. "Do not resist, " the AARP urges. "Never try to fight a "Try to remember enough about the robber to give the robber unless he attacks you. According to police records, police a decent description. ...a distinctive tattoo, a facial robbery victims who do not resist generally are not injured, scar or a physical deformity. However, if you seem to be but there are countless cases of serious personal injury to memorizing his face, it may give him unpleasant ideas. victims who imprudently threaten or resist in a simple Always, your primary objective is to preserve your robbery. personal safety. "

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64 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS COUNTY SHERIFF ADDRESS AC OFFICE

ALACHUA L. J. "Lu" Hindery P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602 . 904 378-1641 BAKER Joe Newmans 56 North Second St., Macclenny, 32063...... 904 259-2231 BAY Tullis D. Easterling P. O. Box 577, Panama City, 32401 . 904 785-4351 BRADFORD Dolph Reddish Drawer "G", Starke, 32091 904 9646280 BREVARD Rollin W. Zimmerman Drawer "T",Titusville, 32780 305 267-2511 BROWARD Robert A. Butterworth P. Q. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310..... , ... , . . . 305 765-4446 CALHOUN W. G. "Buddy" Smith P. O. Box 695, Blountstown, 32424 . 904 674-5049 CHAR LOTTE Alan L. LeBeau 2400 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, 33950...... , ... , . 813 639-2101 CITR US Burton R. Quinn 108 East Main St., Inverness, 32650 . . 904 726-1121 CLAY Jennings Murrhee P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043...... , .. . 904 284-7575 COLLIER Aubrey C. Rogers Drawer 1277, Naples, 33939 . 813 774-4434 COLUMBIA J. Glenn Bailey P. O. Box 650, Lake City, 32055 . . .904 752-3222 DADE Bobby L. Jones Public Safety Dept. , 1320 N. W. 14th St., Miami, 33125 . . 305 547-7498 DeSOTO Frank E. Cline P. O. Box 2160, Arcadia, 33821 813 494-2424 DI XI E Glen Dyals P. Q. Box "PP", Cross City, 32628 904 498-3383 DUVAL Dale Carson P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, 32202 . 904 6334202 ESCA M 8 I A Royal Untreiner P. Q. Box 12107, Pensacola, 32590 904 436-9630 FLAGLER P. A. Edmonson P. O. Box 445, Bunnell, 32010 . . 904 437-3343 FRANKLIN Jack Taylor, Jr. Franklin County Sheriff's Dept. , Apalachicola, 32320. .. . 904 653-9528 GADSDEN W. A. Woodham P. Q. Box 1126, Quincy, 32351 . . 904 627-9233 GILCHRIST Roy J. Rodgers P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693 904 463-21 19 GLADES Roy D. Lundy P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471 . 813 946-0100 GULF K. E. "Ken" Murphy P. O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32456 . 904 227-1115 HAMILTON Charlie C. Rhoden Drawer "A", Jasper, 32052 904 792-1001 HARDEE Newton H. Murdock P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873...... , ...... 813 773-4144 HENDRY Earl S. Dyess, Sr. P. O. Box 577, LaBelle, 33935 . . . 813 675-1122 HERNANDO R. Melvin Kelly P. O. Box 1960, Brooksville, 33512 904 796-3541 HIGHLANDS Joe Sheppard P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33870 813 385-51 11 HILLSBOROUGH Walter C. Heinrich P. O. Box 3371, Tampa, 33601 813 247-641 1 HOLMES W. C. "Ben" Jones P. Q. Box 37, Bonifay, 32425...... 904 547-3681 INDIAN RIVER Sam T. Joyce P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32960 305 562-7911 JACKSON Charles H. Applewhite P. O. Box 919, Marianna, 32446 904 482-2132 JEFFERSON James H. Scott P. O. Box 339, Monticello, 32344 904 997-2523 LAFAYETTE Stanley H. Cannon P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066 . 904 294-1222 LAKE Malcolm V. McCall 315 W. Main St., Tavares, 32778 904 343-2101 LEE Frank N. Wanicka 2055 Anderson Avenue, Ft. Myers, 33901...... , . 813 332-3456 LEON Ken Katsaris P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302 . 904 222-4740 LEVY Horace A. Moody P. O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621 904 486-2111 LIBERTY Harrell W. Revell P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321 . 904 643-2235 MADISON Joe C. Peavy Madison County Courthouse, Madison, 32340. .. , ...... 904 973-4151 MANATEE Thomas M. Burton, Jr. P. O. Box 590, Bradenton, 33506 813 747-3011 MAR ION Don R. Moreland P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 32670 . 904 732-8181 MARTIN James D. Holt P. O. Box 87, Stuart, 33494 . 305 283-1300 MONROE William A. Freeman, Jr. P. O. Box 1269, Key West, 33040 305 296-2424 NASSAU H. S. McKendree P. Q. Box 744, Fernandina Beach, 32034...... , .. . . 904 261-3675 OKALOOSA Frankie L. Mills Okaloosa County Courthouse Annex, Shalimar, 32579. .. 904 651-2611 OKEECHOBEE D. Clayton Williams, Jr. 307 North West Fifth Ave. , Okeechobee, 33472. .. . , . .. 813 763-3117 ORANGE Melvin Colman P. O. Box 1440, Orlando, 32802 305 420-4010 OSCEOLA Ernest P. Murphy, Sr. P. O. Box 2428, Kissimmee, 32741 305 847-5121 PALM BEACH Richard P. Wille P. O. Box 670, West Palm Beach, 33402 . 305 837-2000 PASCO John M. Short Drawer 1047, Dade City, 33525 . 904 567-5131 PINELLAS Wm. T. "Bill" Roberts 250 W. Ulmerton Road, Largo, 33540 . 813 585-9911 POLK Louie T. Mims P. O. Box 1219, Bartow, 33830 . 813 533-0444 PUTNAM E. W. Pellicer P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32077 904 328-3405 ST. JOHNS Dudley Garrett, Jr. P. O. Box 328, St. Augustine, 32084. 904 824-8304 ST. LUCIE Lanie Norvell P. O. Box 458, Ft. Pierce, 33450 305 461-7300 SANTA ROSA Harvell Enfinger P. O. Box 729, Milton, 32570 . 904 623-3691 SARASOTA Jim Hardcastle P. O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 33578. .. 813 366-9350 SEMINOLE John E. Polk P. O. Box 1738, Sanford, 32771 . 305 322-5115 SUMTER G. E. "Ernie" Johnson P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513 . 904 793-2621 SUWANNEE Robert Leonard 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060 904 362-2222 TAYLOR Von Whiddon P. O. Box 507, Perry, 32347 904 584-4225 UN I ON John H. Whitehead Courthouse, Room 102, Lake Butler, 32054...... ,,, 904 496-2501 VOL USIA Edwin H. Duff II P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32720 . 904 734-3441 WAKULLA David F. Harvey P. O. Box 36, Crawfordville, 32327 904 926-7171 WALTON Jessie A. Carter Courthouse, DeFuniak Springs, 32433 904 892-2721 WASHINGTON Fred Peel P. O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428 . 904 638-0610

FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 1487, Tallahassee, 32302 (904) 877-2165 John A. Madigan, Jr. , General Counsel, P. O. Box 669, Tallahassee 32302 (904) 222-3730 FLORIDA SHERIFFS YOUTH FUND, INC. , BOYS RANCH, GIRLS VILLA, YOUTH RANCH Boys Ranch, 32060 (904) 842-5501 O ver the years certain photographs have symbolized the Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund story better than others, and this one seems to do it more succinctly than most. Over 700 dependent, neglected and homeless boys and girls, brothers and sisters have come under the protective embrace of the Youth Fund programs since 1957. Perhaps because they all too often see the sad results of children left in undesirable home situations, the Sheriffs of Florida are sensitive to the needs of these youngsters and have seen fit to help as many as possible. But, as impressive as our record is, there are always more children needing our services. If you would like to get involved with the Youth Fund program or renew your support, send your tax- deductible contribution to: Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund, Boys Ranch, Florida, 32060.