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COVER PHOTO: State Government Chart The 1987 officers of the Florida Sheriffs Association are (from left) Legislative Branch . . 14 Highlands County Sheriff Joe Sheppard, President; Franklin Judicial Branch . 21 County Sheriff Jack Taylor, Vice Florida's President; Citrus County Sheriff U.S. Senators Charles S. Dean, Past President; and Representatives . . . . 26 Union County Sheriff Jerry Whitehead, Secretary; Hendry Directory of County Officials 32 County Sheriff Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr., Treasurer; Calhoun Sheriffs of Florida (Biographies) . . 37 County Sheriff W.G. "Buddy" Smith, Chaplain; and Levy Directory of Law Enforcement Agencies . . County Sheriff Pat Hartley, Sergeant-at-Arms. Florida Police Chiefs Sheriffs' Telephone Numbers and Addresses Inside Back Cover President's message: "Unity is my theme for 1987" Sheriff Joe Sheppard

Not many of my friends in law enforcement alone. "That would be disastrous. Consequently I know that this good ole boy performed in operas have this uneasy feeling that, although present while attending Florida State University, but law enforcement trends are good, they are not they are going to suspect some kind of musical good enough, and we must try harder than ever to background after they hear me harping on unity strengthen the common bonds that already exist ... unity ... unity during my term as President of within the law enforcement community. the Florida Sheriffs Association. Sheriffs and their law enforcement associates Yes, unity is my theme for 1987, and I intend to are facing heavy responsibilities, especially in promote it as often as possible, in as many places dealing with jail and prison overcrowding, and in as possible. Unity is absolutely essential if law winning the war on drugs. Success in these and enforcement is going to continue its present other areas will come only as the result of unified march of progress. action. Anything less than that will lead us down Close cooperation is our key to success, not only the road to mediocrity. within the Florida Sheriffs Association, but also Meanwhile, it is important for private citizens throughout the entire criminal justice system. to realize that they too have significant roles to I.am greatly encouraged by the spirit of unity play in the search for unity. I want to urge them to that has already developed between the Florida get involved in Neighborhood Watch programs; Sheriffs Association and the Florida Police Chiefs to be diligent in reporting crimes; to serve Association; also between Sheriffs and various willingly on grand and petit juries; to become well state and federal agencies. I have recently seen informed about law enforcement issues evidence that the Sheriffs Association and the particularly those dealing with budgets; and to State Association of County Commissioners are vote intelligently rather than emotionally so that capable of working together to attain mutually important law enforcement positions can be filled beneficial goals, and that too pleases me. with well qualified, professional people. Law enforcement seems to be on the threshold So much for my 1987theme. Please regard this of something truly worthwhile, but there is President's Message as an overture. Arias will always the danger that we might lose our come later, but I suspect that they will simply be momentum —that we might be tempted to "go it variations on the same theme.

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GOVERNOR BOB MARTINEZ (R) When Bob Martinez was inaugurated as Florida's 40th Governor on January 6, 1987, it marked the second time in 113years that the powers of the state's highest office had been handed to a Republican. Prior to that time only Republican Claude R. Kirk, Jr. (1967-71)and Prohibition Party Candidate Sidney J.Catts (1917-21) had been able to break a pattern of Democratic Party domination that began after the reconstruction era. A lifelong resident of Tampa, Governor Martinez was born on December 25, 1934. He attained political promi- nence in 1979when he was elected Mayor of his native city. He topped a field offive candidates without a runoff in that election, and was reelected in 1983by capturing 81 percent of the vote. During his terms as Mayor he was credited with a conservative approach to government that lowered property taxes, decreased the number of city employees and improved the quality of life. His official biography points out that Tampa was chosen as one of ten "megatrend" cities of the future by author John Naisbett during the Martinez administration, and "its robust diversified economy has become a model for growth. " Governor Martinez is a Past President of the Florida League of Cities, and he served on the Board of Directors of the National League of Cities. President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. He also served on the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, and as Vice Chairman of the Southwest Florida Water Management District. Governor's Staff Governor Martinez holds a Bachelor of Science Degree M. "Mac" Stipanovich. Chief from the University of Tampa, and a Master's Degree in J. of Staff, External Affairs Jim Smith ...... Labor and Industrial Relations from the University of Chief of Staff, Internal Affairs Illinois. He spent 12 years in the field of education, includ- Jacob Stuart . Deputy Chief of Staff Brian ...... Governor's ing seven years as a classroom teacher. He also operated a Ballard...... Special Assistant private business that was sold in 1983. Doug Hoyte . . . Press Secretary Jon Peck He and his wife, Mary Jane, have been married for 31 Deputy Press Secretary Glenn Robertson ... . . years. They have a daughter, Sharon Martinez Keen, and a Director, Planning and Budgeting Peyton Fearington .... . son, Alan...... Director, Scheduling and Appointments Office Location . . Capitol Building Sally Monroe ...... Director Cabinet Affairs Telephone Number 904/488-4441 Joe Spicola ... Special Counsel

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BOBBYBRANTLEY (R) nole County Young Republicans (Past President) Honors Born Atmore, Alabama, April Has received citizenship, government service and legislative 6, 1948 (moved to Florida in 1956) awards from Florida Conservative Union, Seminole County Education Florida public schools Chamber of Commerce, Independent Automobile Dealers, Wi fe Patti Children Two Church Jaycees, Florida Sheriffs Association, Baptist Military U.S. Marine Young Republicans, Florida League of Cities;includedin Who's Whoin American 1968-72 Business Back-, „;,f&o Corps, 1 Politics and Prominent People in Florida Gouernment; ground Citrus, golf course owner, ofthe Outstanding Young Men of America, representative for chosen one 1980; marketing Conventions in Corrections Corporation of delegate to Republican National 1980 and 1984; member, Governor's Task Force on Prison Overcrowd- America Public Service Career received 1009o rating &om Florida Conser- Seminole County Board of ing; consistently vative Union while in the Legislature. Adjustment, Vice Chairman (he lived in Longwood); elected to Office Location .Capitol Building Florida House of Representa- Telephone Number . 904/488-4711 tives in 1978 and served through 1986; Chairman, Republi- Lt. Governor's Staff can Policy Committee; elected Lieutenant Governor, 1986 Affiliations American Correctional Association, 32nd Amy Baker Executive Assistant Degree Mason, Bahai Shrine Temple; Scottish Rite, Jaycees, Bethany Kemp .. .. Administrative Assistant Seminole County Republican Executive Committee, Semi- Cheryl Horvath . ...Administrative Secretary

Florida's Governors 1873-1877 Ossian B. Hart Territorial (R) 1945-1949 Millard F. Caldwell (D) M. L. Stearns 1821-1822 Andrew Jackson 1949-1953Fuller Warren (D) 1877-1881 George F. Drew (D) 1822-1834 William P. Duval 1953-1957 Dan T. McCarty (D) 1881-1885William D. Bloxham (D) 1834-1835 John H. Eaton Charley E. Johns (D) 1885-1889 Edward A. Perry (D) 1835-1840 Richard Keith Call LeRoy Collins (D) 1889-1893 Francis P. Fleming (D) 1840-1841 Robert Raymond Reid 1957-1961 LeRoy Collins (D) 1893-1897 Henry L. Mitchell (D) 1841-1844 Richard Keith Call 1961-1965Farris Bryant (D) 1897-1901William D. Bloxham (D) 1844-1845 John Branch 1965-1967 Haydon Burns (D) 1901-1905William S. Jennings (D) ince Statehood 1967-1971 Claude R. Kirk, Jr. (R) S 1905-1909Napoleon B. Broward (D) Moseley 1971-1979Reubin O'D. Askew (D) 1845-1849 William D. (D) 1909-1913Albert W. Gilchrist (D) Brown 1979-1987 Bob Graham (D) 1849-1853 Thomas (Whig) 1913-1917Park Trammell (D) Allison* 1987* Wayne Mixson (D) A. K. (D) 1917-1921Sidney Catts (D) J. 1987- Bob Martinez (R) 1853-1857 James E. Broome (D) (Elected as candidate of 1857-1861 Madison S. Perry (D) Prohibition Party) ~l.t. Gouernor Mixson serued 1861-1865John Milton (D) a few 1921-1925 Cary A. Hardee (D) as Gouernor between the end A. K. Allison~ (D) days of 1925-1929 John W. Martin (D) Graham's term was William Marvin** (which early 1929-1933Doyle E. Carlton (D) due to Graham's being ttworn-in as 1865-1868 David S. Walker a 1933-1937David Sholtz (D) U. Senator) and the inauguration (Conservative) S. 1937-1941 Fred P. Cone (D) of Gov. Bob Martinez. 1868-1872 Harrison Reed (R) 1941-1945 Spessard L. Holland (D) "Temporary (acting) ««By Presidential Proclamation Governors hold "Supreme Executive Power" In strong language, Article IV, Section 1, of Florida's or municipal officers upon any subject relating to the Constitution decrees that "the supreme executive power duties of their respective offices. shall be vested in a governor. " Other constitutional powers permit the Governor to: Then it adds: He shall be commander-in-chief of all mil- initiate judicial proceedings requiring public officials to do itary forces of the state. . . He shall take care that the laws their duty, or refrain from unauthorized actions; request be faithfully executed, commission all officers of the state Supreme Court interpretations of his constitutional pow- and counties, and transact all necessary business with the ers and duties; call out the militia to preserve the public officers of government. He may require information in peace; make appointments to fill vacancies in state and writing from all executive or administrative state, county county offices.

MARCH-APRIL 1987 + STATR CASINRT + ~e Executive si"arich ef state gov'ernment a'chministers arid ieferces Iatjv's. Top o8kials are the Governor, Lteuten- ant Gttvertter' and ttbt c@b41et 'offic4ds'~''Tre88urer» Cemltdsd@nttr' ttf ~c~»'A@erneJJ GerterII» Cotnptrulier, ' Secretary qf. State @ud Commissioner. ef Education. Each ctt'Ijhnstt member is elected statewide and given specific duties.

ATTORNEY GENERAL

BOB BUTTERWORTH (D) Born Passaic, NJ, August 20, General in 1986 Affiliations and Honors Leadership posi- 'i"I'"' 1942 Education BSBA Degree Q)i'"",", Il'I". tions have included Chairman, Florida Bar Corrections University ofFlorida; JD Degree, Committee; Vice President, Conference of County Court University of Miami Law School; Judges; Legislative Committee Chairman, Florida Sheriffs ' 'advanced studies, international Association; has been member of Florida Criminal Justice law, U. of Miami; adjunct profes- Standards and Training Commission; Florida Council on sor Nova University Graduate Criminal Justice; International Association of Chiefs of School of Criminal Justice Wife Police; National Sheriffs Association; Governor's Advisory Marta Prado Church Episcopal Council to the Department of Corrections; Governor's High- Career Attorney for Broward way Safety Committee; Broward County Urban League; and County SherifFs Department, Broward County Community Mental Health Board. 1972-73; Assistant State Attor- Of6ce Location ...... Capitol Building ney; Assistant County Adminis- Telephone Number ...... (904) 487-1963 trator (Broward County), 1974; County Judge and Circuit Judge, 1974-78; appointed Sheriff Executive Staff of Broward County, 1978; elected Sheriff 1980; appointed Jim York...... Deputy Attorney General for Legal Affairs Executive Director, Florida Department of Highway Safety Walter Dartland. . .. Deputy Attorney General for Citizens and Motor Vehicles, 1982; Appointed "Mayor of Sunrise, FL, Concerns "to restore integrity to government, 1984; was practicing Ron Villella ...... Deputy Director for Executive Business law when he was elected to serve as Florida's 33rd Attorney Tom Hillstrom...... Senior Executive Assistant STATE TREASURER INSURANCE COMMISSIONER AND FIRE MARSHAL

BILL GUNTER Born Jacksonville, Florida, July Democrat of the Year for 1979by Florida Young Democrats; 16, 1934, Education BS Degree, elected President of the National Association of Insurance University of Florida, 1956Prior Commissioners, 1983-84; elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Occupation Insurance and National Association of State Treasurers, 1978-79, and investments Wi fe Teresa Senior Vice President, 1980; member of the Executive Children Four Church Baptist Committee of the National Association of State Auditors, Military U.S. Army Honors Comptrollers and Treasurers, 1979-80, 1986-87. National President, Future IJ Farmers of America, 1954-55; Of6ce Location ...... Capitol Building Florida Senate, 1966-72; U.S. Telephone Number ...... 488-3440 Representative, 1973-74, ran for U.S. Senate, 1974, and was Executive StafF narrowly defeated; elected Ann Wainwright .Assistant Insurance Commissioner- Florida Treasurer-Insurance Assistant Treasurer Commissioner, 1976, reelected 1978, 1982 and 1986;selected Dan Sumner ...... ; . . Deputy Treasurer- by State Jaycees as "One of Five Outstanding Young Men" Fire Marshal in Florida; elected to University of Florida Hall ofFame and Gerald Wester . .. . Deputy Insurance Commissioner Blue Key Fraternity; recipient of 1972 Florida Jaycee Good Scott Caruthers ...... Senior Executive Assistant Government Award for outstanding public service; elected John Guthrie ...... Cabinet Affairs Director

THE SHERIFF'S STAR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE DOYLE CONNER (D) Diploma of Merit from the Confederation of Interamericana Florida, Dec. 17, Born Starke, Cattlemen's Association; recipient of numerous other Education Degree in 1928 BS awards and agricultural honors, including induction into the University of Flor- Agriculture, Florida Agriculture Hall of Fame. ida, 1952 Wife Laurita Children Three Church Baptist Honors Office Location elected to the House of Represen- Telephone Number . tatives from Bradford County as Executive Staff a 21-year-old student at the Uni- versity of Florida; served five Dr. Martha Rhodes ...... Assistant Commissioner terms and in 1957, at age 28, Earl Peterson...... Coordinator, Agricultural Programs became the State's youngest Charles Blair Chief Cabinet Aide Speaker of the House; elected I John McNeely Senior Cabinet Aide Commissioner of Agriculture in Allen Poole. .. Coordinator, Agricultural Advisory Council 1960and re-elected subsequently; Michael Staley .Executive Assistant Dean of the Florida Cabinet; national president, Future Kelvin Robinson .Executive Assistant Farmers of America, 1948-49; one of five Outstanding Young Richard Kelly ...... Senior Executive Assistant Men in Florida by state Jaycees, 1950, and one of Ten Out- Larry Shackelford ...... Senior Executive Assistant standing Young Men in America by U. S.Jaycees, 1961;first Sheman Wilhelm, III . Staff Counsel person outside the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service to Charles Allen ...... Chief, Information, Education receive its prized Certificate of Merit; recipient of the Fourth & Research Services World Meat Congress prestigious Silver Bucranium Award Tom Dierking ...... Chief, Personnel Management for promoting international trade; recipient of Venezuela's & Employee Relations highest award, the Order of Francisco de Miranda, for prom- Jeff Miller .Senior Program Specialist oting trade between Florida and Venezuela; recipient of the Wayne Hosid ...... Environmental Administrator COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION BETTY CASTOR (D) Gamma Honors Good government and legislative achieve- Born Glassboro, N.J., May 11, including 1941 (moved to Florida in 1966) ment awards from many organizations, Jaycees, Education Bachelor's Degree in Florida Board of Regents, Florida Commission on Human Education, Glassboro State Col- Relations, Florida Education Association/United, Florida Association of Community, Colleges, Mental Health Associa- lege; M.Ed from University of Association School Administrators, Florida Miami Children Three Prior tion, Florida of Florida Association of Media Occupation Educator (taught School Boards Association, March of Dimes. school in Uganda, Africa, under Educators, University of Tampa and :»"":" British-American AID program, i. . Office Location . Capitol Building ' ' also in Dade County, Florida; . Telephone Number . .487-1785 served as Director of Governmen- tal Relations for University of Executive Staff South Florida, 1979-82) Public Laurie Stryker...... Assistant Commissioner Service Member, Hillsborough (Temporary vacancy) ...... Deputy Commissioner for County Board of County Commissioners (1972-76), Hospital Educational Programs and Welfare Board, Environmental Protection Commission, Cecil Golden ...... Deputy Commissioner for Aviation Authority, member, Tampa Bay Regional Plan- Planning, Budget and Evaluation ning Council and Rapid Transit Authority; elected to Florida Division Directors Senate in 1976, 1982 and 1984, President Pro-Tem in 1985-86; elected Commissioner of Education in 1986 Affiliations Doug Crawford Public Schools League of Women Voters (Past President), Business and Clark Maxwell Community Colleges Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., Sierra Club, Florida Don Wedewer Blind Services Women's Network, Network of Executive Women, American David Voss. . Communications Association of University Women, PTA, Kappa Delta Mary Lou Rajchel Cabinet and Legislative Affairs

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MARCH-APRIL 1987 SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE FIRESTONE (D) Born New York City, May 13, 1931.Florida resident since 1936. Chairman, Dade County Civil Service Board; 1979, "Man of Education Miami Senior High the Year" Award, North Miami Chamber of Commerce; School Prior occupation Insu- "Friend of Education Award, " 1984-85; Distinguished Ser- rance underwriter, owner of vice Award, Florida Beach and Shore Preservation Associa- industrial security firm, real est- tion, 1984. ate business, investments. Wife Office Location . .. Capitol Building Nola Children One Military U. S. Telephone number ...... 488-3680 Army, 1948-52, served in Europe Honors Elected to Florida House Executive Staff of Representatives, 1966, from Thomas Gardner . .... Assistant Secretary of State Dade and Monroe Counties; re- Dorothy Glisson .. . Deputy Secretary for Elections elected 1967 (reapportionment Don Hazelton ...... Deputy Secretary election), 1968; elected to Senate Tom Tomasello . General Counsel in 1972, served through 1978; elected Secretary of State, and Cabinet Aide 1978,re-elected 1982; chaired important legislative commit- Dot Joyce . . Executive Assistant tees; St. Petersburg Times Award, "Most Valuable Member, " House ofRepresentatives, 1969, 1972;selected by fellow Sena- Division Directors tore for Florida" Times-Union Award, "Outstanding First Hal Lench . . .Administrative Services Term Senator, National Jaycees "Good Government" Randall Kelley . Historical Resources Award; Florida Chapter, Sierra Club, Legislative Award, Dana McKinnon...... Corporations 1974; President, National Society of State Legislators, 1972; Chris Doolin ...... Cultural Affairs 1980"Conservationist of the Year" Award, Florida Audubon Shelley Bradshaw . . Licensing Society; Chairman, Miami Economic Advisory Board; Barratt Wilkins ...... Library Services

STATE COMPTROLLER

GERALD A. "JERRY"LEWIS (D) Executive Staff Born Birmingham, Alabama, Ash Williams ...... Assistant Comptroller March 31, 1934 Education Har- Thomas G. Clemons...... Deputy Comptroller for vard College, 1955;Harvard Law gite Divisions of Auditing and Accounting, School, 1960 Prior Occupation Information Systems and Finance Attorney Wife Mary Children Lawrence H. Fuchs ...... Deputy Comptroller for Three Religion Jewish Military Divisions of Banking and Securities U.S. Army, paratrooper; U.S. .. General Counsel Army Reserve, Commanding . Chief, Cabinet Aide Officer, Special Forces Detach- . . Chief Legislative Aide ment; Florida National Guard; 'Ill'» ...... Chief Investigator Honors elected to the Florida . Press Secretary House of Representatives, 1966 ...... Director of the Division and 1968;to Florida Senate, 1970; of Information Systems elected Florida State Comp- George Haynie ...... Director of the Division of troller, 1974; reelected, 1978 and 1982; South Florida Public Accounting and Auditing Service Society's Distinguished Service Award; Humanitar- . . . . Director of the Division ian Award, United Cerebral Palsy of Miami; State Chair- of Banking man, American Cancer Society and Heart Fund Drives, Don Saxon . . Director of the Division State Employees' Division; Affiliations American, Florida of Securities and Dade County Bar Associations; Board of Trustees, Con- Randy Holland ...... Director of the Division ference of State Bank Supervisors Schools; South Florida of Finance Chapter, 82nd Airborne Division Association (past Vice Chairman); Harvard Club of Greater Miami, past Vice Presi- Trivia unceorthy ofpursuit dent and Secretary. President Theodore Roosevelt was the first American to Office Location Capitol Building receive a Nobel prize (Promotion of Peace, 1906). The Nobel Telephone number 488-0370 Prizes were established by the will of Alfred Nobel, Swedish inventor of dynamite.

THE SHERIFF'8 STAR A DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCIES +

Administration, Tallahassee, 32399-0800 The Capitol Tallahassee, 32301 Vacancy (904) 488.2226 Tallahassee, 32399-0350 (904) 488-6300 Director Board of (904) 488 0370 Information Services Dairy Industry Tourism Fred Loopman, Dean Gaiser, Director (904) 488-0420 Executive Director Jay Boosinger, Director Bar Examiners, Administration Bldg. 505 Collins Building » 1230 Blountstown Florida Board of Tallahassee, 32301 Dr. Bealer T. Rogers, 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Asst. Secretary for Health Highway John H. Moore, Exec. (904) 488-5606 Park 20 West, Building H Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Director (904) 488-2036 P. O. Drawer 5318 (904) 487-1450 1300 East Park Avenue Community Affairs, Tallahassee, 32314 Administration Tallahassee, 32301-8051 Department of Vacancy» (904) 488-4406 John Shipp, Director (904) 487-1292 Adult Services Program Tom Pelham, Secretary (904) 487-2475 Administration, Mayo Building Business The Howard Building Tallahassee, 32399-0800 2571 Executive Center Leonard Flynn, Dir. » Department of 488-5321 Regulation, (904) Department of Circle, E. Probation & Parole Adis Marie Vila, Animal Industry Tallahassee, 32399.2100 Services Program E. James Kearney 487-2165 Secretary Dr. C. L. Campbell, Dir. (904) 488-8466 (904) Carlton Bldg. Secretary Rm. 435, Mayo Building Benjamin Groomes, Dir. » Tallahassee, 32301 Johns Building Pamela Jo Davis, Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Education Service Program (904) 488-4116 725 S. Bronough Street Assrstant Secretary (904) 488-7747 Tallahassee, 32399-1000 The Howard Building (904) 487-2270 DIVISIONS Chemistry (904) 488-7114 2571 Executive Center James Mitchell, Dir. » Personnel Management Dr. C. H. Van Middelem, DIVISIONS Circle, E. Youthful Offender 32399-2100 Services Director Pari-Mutuel Tallahassee, Services Program Wagering 488.8466 Director (Vacant) Administration Bldg. Robert Rosenberg, Dir. (904) (904) 488.6903 Carlton Bldg. 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Rm. 435, Suite 332 DIVISIONS (»Address same as above) (904) 487-2293 Tallahasssee, 32399.1650 1350 N. W: 12th Avenue (904) 488.0295 Resource Planning and REGIONAL State Employees' Miami, 33136 325-3475 Management DIRECTORS Insurance Forestry (305) James F. Murley, Dir. Dennis E. Nye, Director John Bethea, Director Hotels & Restaurants 2571 Exec Center Region 1 101 Collins Building Administration Bldg. R. Hugh Snow, Director Circle, E. Philip Shuford (904) 487-1972 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Johns Building Tallahassee, 32399-2100 P. O. Box 1526 32399-1650 for above Tallahassee, 725 S. Bronough Street (904) 488-2356 Marianna, 32446 (Mailing address 488-4274 is: 530 Carlton (904) Tallahassee, 32399.1000 (904) 526-3651 officials 488-1133 Housing and Community Building, Tallahassee, Fruit & Vegetable (904) Region II Land Sales, Development 32301) Inspection Fla. Otis Brooks Dir J.C. Combs C.E. Knight, Director Condominiums & O. Box 2400 Retirement 2571 Exec. Center P. P. O. Box 1072 Mobile Homes Gainesville, 32602 A. J. McMullian III, Dir. Circle, E. Winter Haven, 33880 Richard Coates, Tallahassee, 32399-2100 (904) 376.1150 Director Johns Building (813) 294-3511 (904) 488-7956 Cedars Executive Center 725 S. Bronough St. Region III North Monroe Street Inspection Tallahassee, 32399-1000 Emergency Management Herbert C. Kelley Giglio, Director Building C Vincent (904) 488-1631 Gordon L. Guthrie, Dir. 400 W. Robinson Street 32303 Mayo Building Tallahassee, Beverages & 2571 Exec. Center Suite 909 488.5541 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Alcoholic 32801 (904) Tobacco Circle, E. Orlando, (904) 488-3731 423-6125 Administrative Hearings Howard Rasmussen, Dir. Tallahassee, 32399-2100 (305) Sharyn Smith, Director Marketing Johns Building (904) 487-4918 Region IV Rm. 101, Collins Bldg. John D. Stiles, Director Tallahassee, 32399-1000 Comptroller Grady Decell Tallahassee, 32301 Mayo Building (904) 488-7891 (See Banking) 3810 Inverrary Rd. (904) 488-9675 Tallahassee, 32399-OSOO Pari-Mutuel Commission Bldg. C„Suite 101 488-4031 33319 Relations (904) Stephen Abramson, Corrections, Lauderhill, Human (305) 739-2113 Commission Plant Industry Chairman Department of Don Griffin, Director S.A. Alfieri, Director Mack Cleveland Region V Braun Richard L. Dugger, 325 John Knox Road P. O. Box 1269 L. Eric Secretary Robert M. Harper, Jr. A. Schofman Bldg. F., Room 240 Gainesville, 32602 M. Winewood Blvd. 5422 West Bay Center Dr. Couch 1311 Tallahassee, 32303 (904) 372.3505 Theodore Tallahassee, 32399-2500 Suite 101 Athletic Commission (904) 488 7082 State 488-7480 Tampa, 33609 Standards George Porter, Exec. Dir. (904) Schwenk, Director (813) 272-3860 Veterans Affairs Charles 1313Tampa St., Suite 106 Vernon Bradford, » Simon Stover, Director Administration Bldg. Tampa, 33602 Asst. to the Secretary Education, Dept. of Conner Blvd. P.O. Box 1437 3125 Doyle (904) 488-7480 33731 32399-1650 Citrus, Betty Castor, St. Petersburg, Tallahassee, » 898 4443 (904) 488 0645 Department of David D, Bachman, Commissioner of (813) Education Dr. Dan Gunter, Director Deputy Secretary Agriculture 4 Attorney General (904) 488-7860 The Capitol Consumer Services, (See Legal Affairs) P. O. Box 148 ' Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Lakeland, 33802 Dave Brierton, (904 487 1785 Department of Auditor General, (813) 682-0171 Inspector General DIVISIONS Doyle Conner, Office of Commerce, (904) 488-9265 of » Commissioner Charles L. Lester, Auditor Department of Harry K. Singletary, Jr. Cab&net Affmrs & Agriculture General Assistant Secretary for Legislative Director Capitol Lt. Gov. Bobby Brantley The Rm. 231, Holland Bldg. Operations Mary Lou Rajchel Tallahassee, 32399-OS10 1735 510-C, Collins Building (904) 488.8181 The Capitol P. O. Box Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-3022 Tallahassee, 32302 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 (904) 488-3104 488. DIVISIONS (904) 488.5534 Bill Thurber» (904) 0080 DIVISIONS Asst. Secretary for OMB Services Banking Finance, Communications Consumer k (904) 488-3800 Director Jane Robinson, Director Department of Economic Development David Uoss, Building Steve Mayberry, Director The Capitol Mayo 32399-0400 Gerald Lewis, Comptroller 501 Collins Building Tallahassee, (904) 488-9968

MARCH-APRIL 1987 Community Colleges Tallahassee, 32399-1600 Tallahassee, 32399.0950 Tallahassee, 32399.0700 Rm. 337, Larson Building Clark Maxwell, Director (904) 488.2975 (904) 48M524 (904) 488.8922 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 310 Collins Building Commissioners: (904) 488-2660 Tall ahasee, 32399-0400 Governor Medicaid Dr. C. Tom Rainey, Mitchell, (904) 488-1721 Hon. Bob Martinez Judy Insurance Fraud Thomas L. Hires, Sr., Deputy Asst. Secretary The Capitol Robert E. McKenna, Public Schools Mrs. Louise I. Humphrey, Winewood Boulevard TaHahassee, 32399-0001 1323 Director Doug Crawford, Director Vice Chairman Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-4441 6501 N. W. 36th Street 523 Knott Building J. H. Baroco (904) 488.3560 Miami, 33166 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 William G. Bostick, Jr., Health dk Rehabili- Regulation and Health (305) 325-3466 (904) 488-2601 Chairman tative Services, Facilities LP Gas Universities General Services, Department of Marta Hardy, Dennis Silverman, Dir. Charlie Reed, Chancellor Department Deputy Asst. Secretary of Gregory L. Coler, Rm. 368, Larson Building 210 Collins Building 1323Winewood Boulevard Ronald W. Thomas, Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 1323 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Executive Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-5776 (904) 488.4234 (904) 487-2513 133 Larson Building (904) 488-7721 Rehabilitation and Vocational Education Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Gaylen Jungling, Highway Safety /k Liquidation TBA, Director (904) 488-2786 Motor Jerry D. Service, Director 330 Collins Building Deputy Secretary Vehicles Cecil L. Mills, Woodcrest Office Plaza Tallahassee, 32399-0400 1323 Winewood Boulevard Leonard R. Mellon, Executive Director John Knox Road 488.8961 Dep. Tallahassee, 32399.0700 Executive Director (904) 133 Larson Building Bldg. L, Rm. 200 (904) 488-7721 (904) 488-6438 Blind Services Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Tallahassee, 32303 Don Wedewer, Director (904) 488-3341 Richard Lutz, DIVISIONS (904) 488-7726 203 Douglas-Koger Bldg. Larry Strong, Assistant Secretary for Florida Highway Patrol Risk Management Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Dep. Executive Director Administration 1317Winewood Boulevard B.R. Burkett, Director Preston Cowie, Director (904) 488-1330 Chief of Administration Rm. 120, Larson Building 309 E. Gaines Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-6517 Environmental (904) 488-7851 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399.0950 Motor Vehicles (904) 488-5073 Regulation, (904) 488-0968 J. David Sellers, Acting Dep Charles J. Brantley, State Fire Marshal Department of DIVISIONS Secretary for Operations Director 488.6084 D.R. "Buddy" Dewar, Dale Twatchmann, 1323 Winewood Boulevard (904) Administration Director Secretary Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Driver Licenses Larry Strong, Director (904) 488-8901 Rm. 471, Larson Building Twin Towers Maj. C. W. Keith, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0300 2600 Stone Road 309 E. Gaines 488-3144 Blair Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Marshall Kelley, (904) (904) 488-8268 Tallahassee, 32399-2400 (904) 488 0968 Assistant Secretary for Administrative Services (904) 488-4805 Program Planning & Treasury Bond Finance Joe McCaskill, Director Dr. Herbert Conley, DIVISIONS Development 488-1404 Clement W. Mikowslii, (904) Director 1323Winewood Boulevard All addresses: Environmental Programs Director Rm. P-l, The Capitol Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Neil Kirkman Building Howard Rhodes, Director 453 Larson Building Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 487-1111 Tallahassee, 32399-0500 (904) 487-1855 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 (904) 488-6776 PROGRAM OFFICES Environmental Permitting (904) 488-4782 Insurance, Depart- Labor and Employ- Mary Smallwood, Director Building Construction Children, Youth and ment of ment Families Security, (904) 488 0130 Robert J. Boerema, Dir. Bill Gunter, Treasurer Department of Larson Building Peter Kreis, Director Administrative Services 531 and Insurance Tallahassee, 32399-0950 1317Winewood Boulevard Hugo Menendez, Secretary Mike Peyton, Director Commissioner (904) 488-2774 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 2590 Executive Center (904) 488.0870 (904) 488-8762 The Capitol Circle, Tallahassee, 32399-0300 E., Suite 206 Facilities Management Berkeley General Counsel Mental Health 488-3440 Building Philip Maher, Director (904) Tallahassee, 32399-0650 Dan Thompson 531 Larson Bldg. Stephen Hill, Director (904) 488.9730 1323 Winewood Boulevard Ann Wainwright, (904) 488-4398 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Assistant Treasurer Ethics Commission (904) 488.2074 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 DIVISIONS (904) 488-8304 The Capitol Administrative Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Services Lawrence A. Gonzalez, Communications Lanny Larson, Director Glenn W. Mayne, Director Developmental Services (904) 488-3440 Exec. Director Richard 2590 Executive Center The Capitol Larson Building Herring, Acting Director Dan Sumner, Circle, E. Room 2105 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Deputy Treasurer/Fire Suite 205, Berkeley Bldg. 6 (904) 488-3595 1311Winewood Boulevard P.O. Box Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Marshal Tallahassee, 32399-0650 Tallahassee, 32302-0006 Information Services (904) 488-4257 The Capitol (904) 488-1188 (904) 488-7864 A.L. (Bud) Savary, Jr. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Labor, Economic Services 488-3440 Employment, Executive Director (904) and Training M-43 Carlton Building Sheffield Kenyon, Director Clemency, 1311Winewood Boulevard Gerald C. Wester, Bill Kynoch, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Deputy Insurance Suite 300 Office of (904) 487-2914 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (Pardon Board) (904) 488-3271 Commissioner Atkins Building Motor Pool Rm 152, Larson Building Tallahassee, 32399-0650 Mrs. Alice S. Ragsdale, Harrison W. Rivers, Health Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 488-7228 Coordinator Director Dr. E.C. Prather, (904) 488.4821 Acting State Health Division of 633 Larson Building 325 E. Gaines St. DIVISIONS Tallahassee, 32399-0954 Officer and Depaty Unemployment Tallahassee, 32399.0950 Administration Compensation (904) 488.2952 (904) 488-4099 Assistant Secretary for Health Mike Gresham, Director Thurman Burnett, Dir. Fire Marshal - (See Purchasing 1323 Winewood Boulevard Rm. 158, Larson Building 201 Caldwell Building Insurance) William Monroe, Director Tallahassee, 32399.0700 Tallahassee, 32399.0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0650 613 Larson Building (904) 487-2705 (904) 488-5269 (904) 488-6093 Florida Board of Bar Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Children's Medical Services Insurance Company Workers' Compensation Examiners - (See (904) 488-1194 William Ausbon, M.D. Regulation Jack Inman, Director Bar Examiners) Security Director Donald I. Hartsfield, 1321 Executive Center Game 4 Fresh Water James McPherson, 1323 Winewood Boulevard Director Circle, Suite 201, Fish Commission 213 Capitol Building Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Rm. 154, Larson Building Ashley Building Tallahassee, 32399.0950 (904) 487-2690 Tallahassee, 32399.0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0650 Col. Robert M. Brantly, (904) 487-2700 (904) 488-5183 (904) 488-2514 Exec. Dir. Aging & Adult Services Insurance Consumer Bureau of Crimes 620 S. Meridian St. Surplus Property Margaret Lynn Duggar, Services Compensation 101 Bryant Building Ollie Evans, Director Director Larson Building 1323 Winewood Boulevard Bill P. Canova, Director Herbert G. Parker, Chief

10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 2651 Executive Center Tallahassee, 32399-3000s Members: Secretary for Captain Tom C. Fogle, Circle, W. (904) 488.1554 John T. Herndon Program Development Supervisor and Field Office Lafayette Bldg. , Suite 202 Don E. Duden, Assistant Gerald L. Gunter Support Lake City Tallahassee, 32399-0650 Executive Director Katie Nichols (904) 488-8811 P.O. Box 2877 (904) 488-0848 (904) 488 7131 Michael McK. Wilson Allen Potter Lake City, 32056 Thomas Beard (904) 752-0896 Vocational Rehabilitation DIVISIONS Deputy Assistant Calvin Melton, Director Revenue, Secretary for Operations Lt. Elwood Tyre Marine Resources (904) 488-6634 Assistant Supervisor 1709 Mahan Drive Edwin Joyce, Director Department of Tallahassee, 32399-0696 Lake City Field Office (904) 488.6058 Randy Miller, Executive DIVISIONS (904) 488-6210 100 W. Madison St. Resource Management Director (Mailing address for the Lake City, 32055 Law Enforcement, Art Wilde, Director 102 Carlton Building following divisions is: (904) 752-0896 Department of (904) 488.3177 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Haydon Burns Building (904) 488-5050 Tallahassee, 32399-0450) Lt. E. D. Fachko, Robert R. Dempsey, Administration Supervisor Commissioner Cheryl Naylor, Director Louie L. Wainwright, Jr. Administration Jacksonville Field Office (904) 488-8771* Assistant Exec. Director Tereasa Panebianco, 7324 Normandy Blvd. Recreation and Parks 104 Carlton Building Director Jacksonville, 32205 Frederick N. Johns, Ney C. Landrum, Director Tallahassee 32399-0100 (904) 488-2241 (904) 781-7601 Assistant Commissioner (904) 488.6131 (904) 488.5846 (904) 488-8771 Preconstruction Captain J. T. Cooper, Law Enforcement DIVISIONS and Design Regional Supervisor Moore, James T. Col. Don Ellingsen, Wally Giddens, Director Orlando Field Office Deputy Commissioner Director Collection and Director (904) 488-5712 P. O. Box 872 (904) 488-8771 (904) 488-6559 Larry D. Wood, Fletcher Building Construction Orlando, 32802 423-6150 Janet Ferris State Lands Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Murray Yates, Director (305) Counsel General James W. MacFarland, (904) 488-2841 (904) 488-8984 488-8323 Captain R. N. Turner, Jr., (904) Director Supervisor (904) 488.2725 Audits Maintenance Jack E. Fenwick, Sam Alexander, Director Christine W. Speer, Tampa Field Office Executive Services Bureau of Beaches Fletcher Building Director Park Trammell Bldg. 488-1497 (904) and Shores Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (904) 488-3800 Suite 902 Dr. Bob Dean, Director (904) 488-0173 1313N. Tampa Street DIVISIONS Public Transportation 33602 Criminal Investigation (904) 487-4469 Tampa, Ad Valorem Taxes Operations (813) 272-3261 Robert E. Cummings, sSame address for all. Bill Zuna, Director Richard L. Greenup, Director Woodcrest Office Park, Director Lt. Eugene Thomas 487-2901 Parole k Probation (904) Bldg. K (Suite 101) (904) 488-8261 Assistant Supervisor Commission Tallahassee, 32315-3000 Tampa Field Office Criminal Justice Transportation Planning A.M. "Tony" Fontana, (904) 488-3338 (Same Address) Information Systems Patrick J. McCue, Patrick J. Doyle, Director Chairman Captain C. S.Michael, Jr., Blvd. Administration Director (904) 488-3961 1309 Winewood 488-3329 Supervisor 3rd Floor James E. Bernard, (904) Bldg. No. 6, Director Ocala Field Office Crime Laboratories and Tallahassee, 32399-2450 State Operations Staff Services Carlton Building 1515E. Silver Springs (904) 488-1653 Engineer Blvd. Daryl G. McLaughlin, Tallahassee, 32399-0100 V. C. Marcoux Members of Commission: 488-6272 Suite 240.N, Mail Box 7 Director (904) (904) 488-6634 487-1806 Revell, Ocala, 32670 (904) E. Guy Jr., Information Systems Vice Chairman Inspector General (904) 732-2500 & Services Criminal Justice Maurice G. Crockett Jim Ely Training Gerald Johnson, Director Lt. James Barber Standards & Charles H. Lawson, (904) 487-2290 Director Carlton Building Assistant Supervisor Rod Caswell, Anabel P. Mitchell 487-0491 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 BUREAU OF WEIGHTS Ocala Field Office (904) Kenneth W. Simmons (904) 488.3171 (Same Address) Local Law Enforcement Charles J. Scriven Charles W. Bradshaw, Assistance Judith A. Wolson, Chief Captain D. M. Peacock, State, Supervisor Robert Edwards, Maj. William A. Mickler, L. Secretary Department of Pensacola Field Office Director Supervisor, Special Professional Regu- 1651 E. Nine Mile Road (904) 488-3234 George Firestone Operations s(Mailing address for all lation, Dept. of Secretary of State Maj. Robert J. Sanders, Pensacola, 32514 (904) 474-1971 divisions: Fred Roche, Secretary The Capitol Statewide Supervisor P. 0. Box 1489 130 North Monroe Street Tallahassee, 32399-0250 Capt. Robert W. Ball Captain R. J. Reynolds, Tallahassee, 32302) Tallahassee, 32399-0750 (904) 488-3680 Training Coordinator Supervisor Legal Affairs, (904) 487-2252 Transportation, Mail Station 99 LakeWorth/Pennsuco Department of 605 Suwannee St. Field Offices Department of Prosecution Tallahassee, 32301 P.O. Box 5870 Robert A. Butterworth, Coordination Office Kaye N. Henderson Lake Worth, 33461 Secretary Captain P. C. Harrell, Attorney General Office of the Governor (305) 433-1888 Haydon Burns Building Supervisor The Capitol Barbara Lithicum, Lt. Tommy Carnicella 32399-1050 Tallahassee, 32399-0450 N.W. Regional Field Office Tallahassee, Deputy General Counsel Executive Center Assistant Supervisor 487-1963 (904) 488-6721 Koger (904) The Capitol, Rm. 209 Douglas Bldg. Room 206 Lake Worth Field Office Statewide Prosecutor , Tallahassee, 32399-0001 John Goodknight 2540 Executive Center (Same Address) John Hogan (904) 487-2480 Assistant Secretary Circle W Lt. William G. DeFeo, Affairs, Haydon Burns Building Tallahassee, 32399-0450 Military Public Counsel, 32399-0450 Assistant Supervisor Tallahassee, (904) 488-5140 Department of Office of the (904) 488.4403 Miami Field Office Ensslin 14201 W. Okeechobee Rd. Maj. Gen. Bob Jack Shreve, Public (Mailing address for the Adjutant General Hialeah Gardens, 33016 Counsel following Deputy Assis- (305) 557-0791 State Arsenal Room 624, tant Secretaries is: P.O. Box 1008 Fuller Warren Bldg. Haydon Burns Building St. Augustine, 32085-1008 Tallahassee, 32399-1300 Tallahassee, 32399-0450) (904) 824-8461 (904) 488-9330 Bill Ventry Trivia unworthy ofpursuit Natural Resources, Public Service Deputy Assistant More than 29 years after World War II Department of Commission Secretary for Tmhnical Policy and tvas over, Japanese Lt. Hiroo Onoda got David Swafford, Dr. Elton J.Gissendanner, Engineering Services the u/ord. He had been hiding out all that Director Executive Director Executive (904) 488.5696 3900 Commonwealth 101 E. Gaines St. time in thejungle on the Philippine Island Blvd. ~ Tallahassee, 32399-0850 W. Mal Hilliard, of Lubang. (904) 488-7181 Deputy Assistant

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

MARCH-APRIL 1987 House 1972-74 Clearwater 33516 : Senate since 1974 (813) 461-2788 THE SENATE (904) 487-5030 House, 197282 Elected to Senate, 1984 Hill, John A. (D) (904) 487-6062 Senators in alphabetical order (Vivian) 33rd District Langley, Richard H. Members of the Florida Senate are listed in two ways —first in 1140 W. 50th St., Suite 202 (R) alphabetical order name; and then in numerical Hialeah 33012 (Sheila) by order by (305) 558 6780 11th District districts. If you are looking for a Senator and you don't know the House 1974 78 P. O. Box 697 name or the district number, perhaps you can identify the dis- Elected to Senate 1978 Clermont 32711-0697 President Pro.Tem 1987 (904) 394.6000 trict by consulting the map on page 19. (904) 4874106 House, 1972 78 (Please note: Lost phone number under each Elected to Senate, 1980 name is Tallahassee office number. ) Hollingsworth, Wayne Minority Leader, 1986.86 (D) (904) 487-6190 5th District Barron, Dempsey J. Crawford, Robert B.(D) House 1976.78 Route Box 472 (D) 7, Lehtinen, Dexter (R) (Nancy) Elected to Senate, 1978 Lake City 32055 (ileana Ros) 3rd District 13th District (904) 487-6075 (904) 752-4304 P. O. Box 1638 40th District P.O Box 9445 House 1976.86 P.O. Box S24113 Panama City 32401 Winter Haven, 33883 Girardeau, Arnett E. 1983. 785. Majority Whip, 84 Miami 33162 (904) 7454 (813) 299 67S9 (D) Elected to Senate, 1986 591-1734 House 195660 (305) Elected to Senate 1982 (Carolyn) (904) 487-S017 Senate since 1960 House 198086 (904) 487-5044 7th District Elected to Senate, 1986 President Pro Tempore 26 E. Sixth Street Kenneth 1967-68 Jenne, C. (D) (904) 487-6130 Crenshaw, Ander (R) Jacksonville 32206 (Caroline) President 1976.76 (Kitty) (904) 354-3369 32nd District (904) 487-5009 Malchon, Jeanne (D) 8th District House 1976 1982 1926 Tyler Street (Richard) 3733 University Blvd. , W. Elected to Senate 1982 Hollywood 33020 Beard, Malcolm E. (R) 18th District Suite 117 (904) 487-5024 (305) 925.4455 424 Central (Mary Ellen) Avenue Jacksonville 32217-2195 Elected to Senate 1978 Suite 804 22nd District (904) 733.8888 Gordon, Jack D. (D) (904) 487-5103 P. O. Box 16516 St. Petersburg 33701 House 1972.78 35th District (813) 823-2264 Temple Terrace 33687 Appointed to Senate by 2555 Collins Ave. , ' Jennings, Toni Elected To 272 6708 (R) Senate, 1982 (813) Gov. Graham April, 1986 Suite 406 15th District (904) 487-S059 Elected to House, 1978 Elected to full term Miami Beach 33140 1032 Wilfred Drive Elected to Senate, 1980 Nov. , 1986 (306) 531-7297 Orlando 32803 2571 (904) 487-%72 Margolis, Gwen (D) (904) 487-5027 Senate since 1972 (305) 898 1861 37th District (904) 487 5112 House, 197680 13899Biecayne Blvd. Brown, Tom C. (D) Deratany, Timothy D. Elected to Senate, 1980 North Miami Beach 33181 (Jo) (R) Grant, John (R) 487-5184 10th District (904) (305) 949.4541 (Andrea) (Beverly) House, 1974 80 38' S. Beach St. 16th District 21st District Johnson, Bob Daytona Beach 32014 (R) Elected to Senate, 1980 1300Pinetree Drive P.O. Box 24268 (Pat) (904) 487-5121 (904) 26$ 9327 Indian Harbour Tampa 33623 25th District House 1980.86 (813) 272 5957 Beach 32937 27 S. Orange Avenue McPherson, Tom (D) Elected to Senate, 1986 (305) 777-0032 House 198086 Sarasota 33577 487-5033 (Sally Ann) (904) House, 1978 84 Elected to Senate, 1986 (813) 365 4628 30th District Elected to Senate, 1984 (904) 487-5068 House, 197076; 1982-84 Childers, Don C. 6273 SW 106th Avenue (D) (904) 487-%53 Elected to Senate, 1984 Ft. Lauderdale 33328 (Kay) Grizzle, Mary R. (R) (904) 487-6081 434-8787 28th District (30S) Dudley, Fred (R) (Charles Pearson) House 1973.82 2101 S. Military Trail (Carol) 20th District Kirkpatrick, George Suite B Elected to Senate, 1982 38th District 2601 Jewel Road, Suite C (D) (904) 487-5097 West Palm Beach 33415 1708 Cape Coral Pkwy. Bell cuir Bluffs 33540 (Monika) (305) 964 6464 Cape Coral 33904 (813) 584-8465 6th District Senate since 1974 Meek, Carrie P. (D) (813) 542.1324 House 1963-78 1103N. W. 13th Street 36th District (904) 487-5091 Elected House 1982-86 to Senate, 1978 Gainesville 32601 149 W. Plaza, Suite 236 Elected to Senate, 1986 (904) 487-506S (904) 377-3800 Miami Childers, W. D. 33147 (D) (904) 487-5124 Elected to Senate, 1980 (306) 693.0330 (Ruth) Hair, Mattox (D) (904) 487-5020 1979. District House. 1982 1st Frank, Pat (D) (Betty) Elected 2869 Michigan Ave. to Senate, 1982 (Richard) 9th District Kiser, Curt (R) (904) 487-5116 Pensacola 32606 23rd District 4981 Atlantic Blvd. 944. (Sally) (904) 3900 401 S. Albany Ave. Suite 2 19th District William Senate since Myers, G. (R) 1970 Tampa 33606 Jacksonville 32207 121 N. Osceola Ave. (Carol 1981-82 Anne) Senate President, (813) 272 6614 (904) 359-6408 Suite 201 27th District (904) 487-5000

14 THE SHERIFF'8 STAR ' Hon'orabln vjbhn'%It Vogt' ', . Hoktorabie Johri Hill. Honorable Joe Spoon . President . President Pro Tempore seoretary - Telephone - 487-5229 Telephone - 487-5106 Telephone 487-5270

5765 SE Federal Hwy. (305) 592-1288 Thurman, Karen (D) Stuart 33497-8599 House 1982-86 (John) (305) 283.3133 Elected to Senate, 1986 4th District House 197882 (904) 487-5109 P.O. Box 5058 Elected to Senate, 1982 Inverness 32650 (904) 487-5088 Scott, James A. "Jim" (904) 726.8500, Ext. 595 (R) Elected to Senate, 1982 Peterson, Curtis (D) (Janice) (904) 487-5014 (Ethel) 31st District 12th District 2000 E. Oakland Park Vogt, John W. (D) P. O. Box 180 Blvd. (Tonic) Eaton Park 33840 Ft. Lauderdale 33306 17th District (813) 665.5545 (305) 566 8600 102 Columbia Dr. Senate since 1972 Senate since 1976 Suite 205 Senate President 1983-84 (904) 487-5100 Cape Canaveral 32920 (904) 487-5040 (305) 783.9618 Stuart, George, Jr. (D) Senate since 1972 Plummer, Lawrence H. (Betty) President, 1987 14th District (904) 487-5229 39th District P. O. Box 1188 6001 SW 40th Street Orlando 32802 Weinstein, Peter M. (D) South Miami 33155 (305) 423 6710 (Barbara) ' (305) 665.3939 Elected to Senate, 1978 29th District Honorable Wayne Todd House 1978.82 (904) 487-5047 7880 N. University Drive .Sergeant-at-Arjns Elected to Senate 1982 Suite 301 Telephone - 487-5224 Majority Floor Thomas, Pat (D) Tamarac 33321 Leader, 1985.86 (Mary Ann) (305) 726.1400 (904) 487-5127 2nd District Elected to Senate, 1982 220 Senate Office Building (904) 487-5094 West Palm Beach 33401 Woodson, Marlene (R) Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana Tallahassee 32399 (305) 832-5122 24th District (R) House 1972-74 Weinstock, Eleanor (D) House 1978.86 P.O. Drawer 9065 (Dexter Lehtinen) Senate since 1974 (Sander) Elected to Senate, 1986 Bradenton 33506 34th District (904) 487-5004 26th District (904) 487-5356 (813) 795.1777 8421 N.W. 56th Street 319 Clematis Street Elected to Senate, 1986 Miami 33166 Suite 617 (904) 487-5078 SENATORS IN NUMERICAL ORDER 1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (D) 15. Toni Jennings, Orlando (R) 29. Peter M. Weinstein, Tamarac (D) 2. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) 16. Timothy D. Deratany, Indialantic (R) 30. Tom McPherson, Ft. Lauderdale g)) 3. Dempsey J. Barron, Panama City (D) 17. John W. Vogt, Cape Canaveral g)) 31. James A. Scott, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 4. Karen Thurman, Inverness (D) 18. Jeanne Malchon, St. Petersburg (D) 32. Kenneth C. Jenne, Hollywood (D) 5. Wayne Hollingsworth, Lake City (D) 19. Curtis Kiser, Palm Harbor (R) 33. John A. Hill, Miami (D) 6. George Kirkpatrick, Gainesville g)) 20. Mary R. Grizzle, Indian Rocks Beach (R) 34. Ileana Ros-Lehtmen, Mramr (R) 7. Arnett E. Girardeau, Jacksonville (D) 21. John Grant, Tampa (R) 35. Jack D. Gordon, Miami Beach (D) 8. Ander Crenshaw, Jacksonville (R) 22 Malcolm Beard, Seffner (R) 36. Carne P. Meek, Mtamt (D) 9. Mattox Hair, Jacksonville (D) 23. Pat Frank, Tampa (D) 37. Gwen Margolis, North Miami Beach (D) 10. Tom C. Brown, Daytona Beach (D) 24. Marlene Woodson, Bradenton (R) 38. Fred Dudley, Cape Coral (R) 11.Richard H. Langley, Clermont (R) 25. Bob Johnson, Sarasota (R) 39. Lawrence H. Plummer, South Miami (D) 12. Curtis Peterson, Eaton Park g)) 26. Eleanor Weinstock, West Palm Beach (D) 40. Dexter Lehtinen, Miami (R) 13. Robert B. Crawford, Winter Haven (D) 27. William G. Myers, Stuart (R) 14. George Stuart, Jr. Orlando (D) 28. Don C. Childers, W. Palm Beach (D)

MARCH-APRIL 1987 Honorable Jon I)NIllls Honorable James C. Berks Honorable John S.Phelps Speaker Speaker Pro Tempore Clerk Telephone - 488 1450 488-7088 Telephone - 488 1157 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Representatives in alphabetical order Members of the Florida House of Representatives are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a House member and you don't know the member's name or district, perhaps you can identify the district by consulting the map on page 19. (Please note: Last phone number under each name is the Tallahassee office number. ) Bass, Virginia (D) Brown, Corrine (D) Carlton, Fran (Mrs. ) 2nd District 17th District (D) Honorable %syne '(j(festmark Suite 111-B 1707 N. Main Street (Ernie) Sergeant-at-Arms 730 Bayfront Pkwy. Jacksonville 32206 39th District Pensacola 32501 Telephone - 488-8224 (904) 355.1700 P.O. Box 540447 (904) 438-8773 Elected to House, 1982 Orlando 32854-0447 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-2977 (305) 291-2882 Deputy Majority House since 1976 Leader, 198586 Abrams, Michael Stanley Burke, James C. (D) (904) 488-2023 I. (D) Bainter, (R) (904) 488-0895 107th District (Diane) (Marilyn) Suite 100 Carpenter, Carl, Jr. 101st District 27th District Bell, Samuel P., III (D) Suite 100 P.O. Box 1475 645 N.W. 62nd Street (D) 28th District Miami 1928 NE 154th St. Mount Dora 32757 33150 (Marilyn) P.O. Box 191 757-3683 N. Miami Beach 33162 (904) 589 1998 (305) 61st District Daytona Beach 32015 Elected to House, 1982 1711 W Baker Street (305) 948-6814 Elected to House, 1986 House since 1974 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488.0348 Speaker Pro-Tem, 1987 Plant City 33566 (904) 488.0580 488-4233 Deputy Majority (904) (813) 752-5863 Leader, 1986-86 Banjanin, Tom (R) House since 1978 Bloom Elaine (D) Burnsed, Beverly Majority Leader 1983-84 (904) 488-1028 (Lynn) (Philip) 3rd District (Mrs. ) (D) (904) 488-0807 104th District District Arnold, J.Keith (D) Suite 112-B 45th Suite 384 P. O. Box 1626 Cases, Roberto (R) 73rd District 15 West Strong Street 420 Lincoln Road P.O. Box 2860 Pensacola 32601 Lakeland 33802 (Violeta) Miami Beach 33139 (813) 687-4666 111th District Fort Myers 33902-2860 (904) 435.1066 (306) 534-4888 (813) 334-7727 Elected to House, 1986 House since 1976 Suite 102 Elected to House (904) 488.2270 3750 W. 16th Avenue Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-1170 1974-76-86 488 1541 Hialeah 33012 (904) (904) 488-0690 Bankhead, William G. Canady, Charles T. (D) (305) 325-3221 44th District Ascherl, Jack (D) (R) Elected to House, 1982 Bronson, Irlo, Jr. (D) P. O. Box 6158 (904) 487-2197 (Mickie) (Diana) (Brenda) 30th District 19th District Lakeland 33807-6158 77th District 686. P.O. Box 368 P.O. Box 41624 (813) 7423 Clark, Bill (D) P.O. Drawer 2469 Elected to House, 1984 New Smyrna Beach 32070 Jacksonville 32203-1624 (Thomasena) Kissimmee 32742-2469 (904) 488.9890 91st District (904) 423 5445 (904) 3591014 (305) 933-2307 Elected to House, 1986 House since 1978 Suite 404 Elected to House, 1982 2402 N. W. 19th Street (904) 488.6653 (904) 488.0001 (904) 488.8992

16 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Fort Lauderdale 33311 House since 1980 Elected to House, 1986 Hargrett, James T., Jamerson, Doug (D) (305) 739-2455 (904) 488.5843 (904) 488 2770 Jr. (D) (Leatha) Elected to House, 1982 (Berlyn) 55th District (904) 488-8234 Dunbar, Peter M. Gonzalez-Quevedo, 63rd District Suite 904, The Tower "Pete" (R) Arnhilda (R) P.O. Box 11986 424 Central Avenue Clemente, S. L., Jr. (D) (Sue) 112th District Tampa 33680.1986 St. Petersburg 33701 (Mary Lou) 50th District 5128 SW 8th St. (813) 272-5245 (813) 821-6686 62nd District P. O. Box 1037 Coral Gables 33134 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1982 P. O. Drawer R Dunedin 34296 (305) 325-3382 (904) 488-5432 (904) 488-0925 Brandon 33511 (813) 736.5388 Elected to House, 1984 (813) 272-6646 House since 1978 (904) 488-4092 Harris, Bert J., Jr. (D) Jennings, Harry (R) House since 1980 (904) 488.5580 (Elna) (Dorothy) (904) 48&5744 Goode, Harry C., Jr. (D) 76th District 69th District Figg, Mary (D) 33rd District 720 U.S. Hwy. 27 S. Suite 152 Cosgrove, John F. (D) (Bob) P.O. Box 1656 , Lake Placid 33852 2002 Ringling Blvd. (Bernadine) 60th District Melbourne 32902-1656 (813) 465.7747 Sarasota 33577 119th District 10935-BN. 56th Street (305) 984-8474 Elected to House, 1982 (813) 366 7451 Suite 215 Temple Terrace 33617 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-3457 Elected to House, 1984 19 W. Flagler Street (813) 272-5150 (904) 488.2528 (904) 488.7754 Miami 33130 Elected to House, 1982 Hawkins, Mary Ellen (305) 373.5315 (904) 488.3087 Gordon, Elaine (Ms.) (R) Johnson, Bolley L. Elected to House, 1986 (D) 75th District 4%Boo (D) (904) 488-9550 Frankel, Lois J. (D) 102nd District 212 Naples City Hall (Judi) 83rd District 12100 N. E. 16th Avenue 735 Eighth Street South 4th District Crady, George (D) P.O. BOX 4302 North Miami 33161 Naples 33940 208 Berryhill Street (Jennie) West Palm Beach 33402 (305) 895.1066 (813) 263 0922 Milton 32570 13th District (305) 6S6.6300 House since 1972 House since 1974 (904) 623 3495 Route 3, Box 778 Elected to House, 1986 Speaker Pro Minority Caucus House since 1978 Yu lee 32097 (904) 488-8632 Tempore, 1985.86 Chairperson, 1981-82 (904) 488 8188 (904) 225.5035 (904) 488.7088 (904) 488-4487 House since 1977 Friedman, Michael (D) Johnson, Ronald C. (904) 488.6920 (Joan) Grindle, Art (R) Healey, Edward J. (D) (D) 103rd District (Phyllis) (Maureen) (Cecelia) Crotty, Richard (R) Suite 701 35th District 84th District 6th District (Pam) Capital Bank Bldg. 2603 Park Drive 333 Southern Blvd. P.O. Box 2326 37th District 1666 - 79th St. Causeway Sanford 32771 West Palm Beach 33405 Panama City 32402-2326 5704 Randolph Avenue N. Bay Village 33141 (305) 323.0772 (305) 833-0434 (904) 785.5150 Orlando 32809 (305) 861-2425 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1986 House since 1978 (305) 855.7317 House since 1980 (904) 488.2231 (904) 488.0175 Majority Floor House since 1978 (904) 488-1662 Leader, 198384 (904) 488.2742 Guber, Susan (D) Hill, James C., Jr. (R) (904) 488.9696 Frishe, James C. (R) (Michael) (Dorothy) Dantzler, Rick (D) (Kathy) 117th District 80th District Jones, C. Fred (D) (Julie) 57th District Apartment E-3 P.O. Box 2024 (Nita) 43rd District 6651 - 49th St. N. 9020 S.W. 77th Avenue Suite 207 42nd District P.O. Box 9225 Pinellas Park 33565 Miami 33156 8965 S.E. Bridge Road P. O. Box 1246 Winter Haven 33883 (813) 527-8459 (305) 279.6109 Hobe Sound 33455 Auburndale 33823 (813) 294-2876 Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1986 (305) 546.5561 (813) 967-6400 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-6197 (904) 488 6506 Elected to House, 1982 House since 1970 (904) 488-9465 (904) 488.5588 (904) 4882721 Gaffney, Donald G. (D) Gustafson, TQm (D) Davis, Helen Gordon (Tracy) (Lynn) Hodges, Gene (D) Jones, Dennis L. (R) (D) 16th District 94th Dxstnct 11th District (Susan) (Gene) P.O. Box 12457 City Park Mall P.O. Box 339 53rd District 64th District Jacksonville 32209 128 S.E. First Street Cedar Key 32625 Suite 1 178 E. Davis Blvd. (904) 355.0016 Ft. Lauderdale 33301 (904) 543.5153 8950 Seminole Blvd. Tampa 33606 Elected to House, 1986 (305) 462-6289 House since 1972 Seminole 33542 (813) 272-6720 (904) 488.6893 House since 1976 (904) 488.7870 (813) 392-3354 House since 1974 (904) 488.0880 House since 1978 (904) 488.9910 Garcia, Rodolfo, Jr. (R) Holland, JA., Jr. (R) Minority Floor (Ana Maria) Gutman, Albert o (R) (Jean) Whip, 198586 Deutsch, Peter R. (D) 109th District 105th District 67th District (904) 4859960 90th District Hialeah-Miami Lakes 324.A, 300 S.W. 12th Ave. P.O. Box 817 Suite 7 Shopping Center Miami 33130 Palmetto 33561 Kelly, Everett A. (D) 2692 N. University Drive Suite 207, 1665 W. 68th St. (305) 541-9090 (813) 722.2909 (Tara) Sunrise 33322 Hialeah 33014 Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1986 46th District (305) 748.6522 (305) 556-2700 (904) 488 9930 (904) 488 6341 P. O. Box 618 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1984 Tavares 32778 (904) 487-1588 (904) 488-1683 Ireland, Tim (R) (904) 343 8341 Hanson, Carol G. (R) 74th District House since 1978 Diaz-Balart, Lincoln Gardner, Winston W. (Hank) Suite G (904) 488 5991 (R) , Street Jr. (D) 87th District 1325 S.E. 47th (Cristina) Suite 202 Cape Coral 33904 King, James E., Jr. (R) 110th District (Jerol) District 855 S. Federal Highway (813) 549.5600 (Linda) Suite 202 31st 18th District Suite 203 Boca Raton 33432 Elected to House, 1986 8100 W. Flagler Street Suite 108 5095 S. Washington Ave. (305) 368.0087 (904) 488.2047 Miami 33144 Elected to House, 1982 9485 Regency Square 261-9531 Titusville 32780 (305) 269-4212 (904) 488-2234 Irvine, F. L. (R) Blvd. Elected to House, 1986 (305) Jacksonville 32225 House since 1978 (Van) (904) 488.2831 (904) 724-4110 (904) 488-3006 Harden, Robert (R) 21st District 5th District Suite 5, Elected to House, 1986 Drage, Thomas B., Jr. Suite D-3, Executive Park 2105 Park Ave. (904) 488 4388 (R) Glickman, Ronald C. 11 Racetrack Rd. , N. E. Orange Park 32073 (Robin) (D) Ft. Walton Beach 32548 (904) 264.3000 Langton, Michael E.(D) 36th District 66th District (904) 863.5566 Elected to House, 1984 (Laura) 930 Hoffner 4526 La Capri Court Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488.1304 15th District Orlando 32809 Tampa 33611 (904) 48&4669 Suite 6 (305) 851-4110 (813) 837-0069

MARCH-APRIL 1987 17 (306) 586.2656 House of Representatives continued Vero Beach 32961 Rush, Brian P. (D) House since 1980 (306) 562.1661 59th District 3325 Plymouth St. Land O'Lakes 33539-1879 Minority Floor House since 1976 P.O. Box 1110 Jacksonville 32205 (813) 996 6369 Whip, 198586 Asst. Minority Whip, 488.4791 Tampa 33601 (904) 359 6061 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 1981-82 (813) 251-8661 Appointed, 1985 (904) 488 8628 Minority Leader Pro Metcalf Elizabeth Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488.7417 (D) Tempore, 1983.84 (904) 488.0275 Maclrenzie, Anne (D) (George) Minority Leader, 114th District Lawson, Alfred, Jr. (D) 95th District 1986.86 201 Seville Avenue 488 0060 (Deloree) Suite 105 (904) Sample, Dorothy E. 9th District 1000 S. Federal Highway Coral Gables 33134 Fort Lauderdale 33316 (305) 446.5015 Peeples, Vernon (Mrs. ) (R) 311 House Of6ce Bldg. (D) 54th District Tallahassee 32399 (305) 624-1000 Elected to House, 1982 (Edna Jane) Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488 9770 72nd District 3110First Avenue, N. Elected to House, 1982 St. Petersburg 33713 (904) 488 1798 (904) 488.0245 Room 140 Charlotte County (813) 327-5678 Mills, Jon (D) House since 1976 Mackay, Joseph R. 24th District Courthouse Lewis, Marian V. (R) , Jr. (904) 488.9337 (Tom) (D) P. O. Box 1308 Punta Gorda 33960 (Patricia Anne) Gainesville 32602 (813) 637-7155 81st District Sanderson, Debby (R) Suite 110 12th District (904) 375 8037 Elected to House, 1982 2900 E. Bays Avenue (904) 488-9175 (Pete) 721 U.S. Highway 1 House since 1978 93rd District North Palm Beach 33408 lake City 32055 Majority Leader, 198586 755 6515 Steve Suite 328 (305) 842.6800 (904) (904) 488 1450 Press, (D) 1040 Elected to House, 1986 (Elizabeth) Bayview Dr. Elected to House, 1986 Fort Lauderdale 33304 (904) 488.0322 (904) 488.9835 Mitchell, Sam (D) 86th District Suite 203A (306) 563-0093 (Nellie) Elected to House, 1982 Martin, Sidney "Sid" 7th District 5329 W. Atlantic Avenue Liberti, Ray (D) (904) 488.0635 (Brenda) (D) P. O. Box 299 Delray Beach 33445.3715 82nd District (Elizabeth) Chipley 32428 (305) 496 0400 23rd District Elected to House, 1982 Sansom, Dixie Newton Suite 206A (904) 638 7878 (R) 4524 Gun Club Rd. P. O. Box 37 House 1956-60; (904) 488.1302 Hawthorne 32640 (Jerry) West Palm Beach 33415 reelected 1978 32nd District (904) 481-2145 Reaves, (305) 684 4600 (904) 488 4726 Jefferson, Sr. P.O. Drawer 372697 House since 1978 House since 1974 (D) (904) 488 5794 (Jennie) Satellite Beach 32937-0697 (904) 488.8832 Morse, Luis C. (R) 777-8100 113th District 106th District (306) Appointed to Martinez, Elvin L. (D) Suite 302 2741 N.W. 49th Street House, 1984 Lippman, Fred (D) Elected to House, 1984 (Sylvia) 807 W. 25th Avenue Miami 33142 (Judy) S. (904) 488 9720 97th District 65th District Miami 33135 (305) 633 4866 1926'h Tyler Street Suite B (306) 325.2634 Elected to House, 1982 2508 W. Tampa Bay Blvd. Elected 488.0625 Saunders, Ron (D) Hollywood 33020 to House, 1984 (904) 120th District Tampa 33607 488.4202 (305) 923.4225 (904) P.O. Box 727 House since 1978 (813) 272.6623 Reddick, Alzo (D) 1966. Key West 33040 (904) 488.0465 House 1974; Mortham, Sandra B.(R) (Elouise) 296. reelected 1978 40th District (305) 3289 (Allen) Elected to House, Majority Floor Leader, 52nd Ihetnct 725 S. Goldwyn Avenue 1986 Locke, Dick (D) (904) 488-9965 26th District 1981-82 152 8th Avenue S.W. Orlando 32805 P.O. Box 5008 (904) 488.9460 Largo 33540 (305) 293.5188 Elected to House, 1982 Shelley, Robert J. (R) Invernees 32650 (813) 684-1772 (Patricia) McEwan, Bruce Deputy Majority (904) 726 8500, Ext. 588 (R) Elected to House, 1986 92nd (M. L. Leader, 1985 86 District Elected to House, 1982 ) (904) 488 9240 Suite 101 (904) 488.0805 38th District (904) 488-0760 P. O. Box 2386 700 E. Atlantic Blvd. Orlando 32802 Nergard, Charles L. Pompano Beach 33060 Logan, Willie, Jr. (D) Rehm, Gerald S. (R) 785. (305) 841-1980 (R) 51st District (306) 5604 108th District Elected House since 1980 (Kay) 721 Lakeview Drive to House, 1982 P.O. Box 1036 79th District 488. Minority Caucus Clearwater (904) 0260 Opa Locka 33054 Suite 33516 Chairman B (813) 446 7346 (305) 620.5600 7270 So. U.S. Hwy. 1 (904) 488-0660 Elected to House, 1986 Silver, Ronald A. (D) Elected to House, 1982 Port St. Lucie 33452 1409 (irene) (904) 488 0766 (904) 488.7433 Meffert, Chris (305) 879 4000 100th District (D) House 1967-1976; (Maria) Renke, John 2760 NE 187th St. Lombard, James M. (R) reelected 1978 K. II (R) N. Miami 25th District (Margaret) Bch. 33180 (Susan) (904) 488.8749 (305) 937-1826 70th District P. O. Box 1507 49th District Ocala 32678 7637 Little Road House since 1978 P.O. Box 86 Ogden, Carl (D) Majority Whip, 1985.86 Osprey 33659 (904) 732.6658 New Port Richey 33553 Hoiee since 1980 (Gage) 845. (904) 488 7897 (813) 966.6060 14th District (813) 1557 (904) 488 0335 Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1984 Suite 14 Simon, Art (D) (904) 488 9880 (904) 488.6522 Messersmith, Frank S. 5346 Ortega Blvd. (isabel) (R) Jacksonville 32210 116th District Long, John (D) (904) 384.3718 Rochlin, Irma (D) Suite 220 (Marsha) 86th District Suite 202 House since 1968 98th District 13500 N. Kendall Drive 48th District (904) 488.5102 646 E. Hallandale Bch. Miami 33186 P.O. Box 1879 200 Hypoluxo Road Hypoluxo 33462 Blvd. (305) 386 4110 Ostrau, Norman (D) Hallandale 33009.4422 Elected to House, 1982 (Amy) (305) 454-2005 (904) 488 6047 96th District Appointed to House, 1984 2267 S. University Drive Elected to House, 1984 Simone, Peggy (R) Trivia unworthy ofpursuit Davie 33324 (904) 488-0145 (Jack) Although famous in his own right as half (305) 473.0557 68th District the Gallegher and Shean vaudeville Elected to House, 1986 Rudd, Hurley W. (D) Suite C-14 of (904) 488 0690 (Vera) 4301- 32nd Street W. team, Al Shean was overshadowed by 10th District Bradenton 33505 four famous nephews: Chico, Harpo, Patchett, R. Dale (R) 211 House Office Bldg. (813) 758.1161 (Candy) Tallahassee 32399 Groucho and Zeppo Marx, sons of Sam 78th District (904) 488 0965 and Minnie Marx. P. O. Box 2380 Elected to House, 1986 continued on page 20

18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 17 Portions of Brevard, Orange, Osceola and SENATE DISTRICTS Seminole Counties and Portions Thereof 18-20 Pinellas 21 Portions of Hillsborough and Pasco 1 Escambia, and portions of Santa Rosa 8 Clay and portions of Duval 22-2$ Portions of Hillsborough 2 Gadsden, Holmes, Jackson and portions of 9 Flaglerer, St.. Johnso s an d portions of Duval portions of Charlotte, Leon, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton of Volusia 24 Hardee, Manatee and 10 A portion DeSoto and'Lee Gulf, Liberty, 3 Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, u m er an d or t ion s ofMarion, Sem i 11 Lake, S t P Sarasota and portions of Charlotte kuII~ W as hi ngton an d porti ons of nole and Volusia 25 Okaloosa and Walton 28 Portions of Broward, Palm Beach 12 Portions of H ern an do, 0scso Ia, Pasco an d 4 Cjtrue an d per tIon s of H em an do Marton Polk 27 Martin and portions of Palm Beach and and Pasco Okeechobee and por- St. Lucie Jef- 1$ Glade, Highl tds, 5 Baker, Bradford Columbia, Hamhn, bone of DeSoto, Polk and St. Lude 28 Hendry and portions of Palm Beach ferson, Madison, Suwannee, Taylor, Union and portions of Leon 14 Portions of Orange 29-$2 Portions of Broward 8 Alachua, Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette, Levy, 15 Portions of Oran e a d 3$-$7 Portions of Dade Put am and portions of Marion 166 Indian River and portions of Brevard and $8 Collier and portions of Lee 'ons Duv al St. Lucie 7 Nassau and poortion of $9 Monroe and portions of Dade nonce ~NT ~[ngosrnssot si? C'NASSAU ~ fly ~ Fornafuhna 40 Porttons of Dade Ovssll

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MARCH-APRIL 1987 19 Elected to House, 1982 34th District Gonzalez 32560 Elected to House, 1986 Minority Whip, 1983-84 (904) 488 4086 Suite 325 (904) 476.1793 (904) 488.4171 (904) 488.0256 950 S. Winter Park Drive Served in House 1968.74; Smith, Charles R. (D) Casselberry 32707 Senate 1974-82; Upchurch, Hamilton D. Wetherell, T. K. (D) (Mildred) (305) 767-9704 Elected to House, 1982 (D) 29th District 47th District Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488.8278 (Elizabeth) 315 Orange Avenue 610 W. Jefferson Street (904) 488.0468 22nd District Daytona Beach 32014 Brooksville 33512 Tobin, Jack N. (D) P. O. Box 1330 (904) 257-1980 (904) 796.9610 Thomas, David L., (Lesley) 600 Atlantic Bank Bldg. House since 1980 House since 1978 M.D. (R) 88th District St. Augustine 32085.1330 Majority Floor (904) 488.6641 (Judy) 4800 W. Copans Road (904) 824-4371 Leader, 1983.84 71st District Coconut Creek 33063 House since 1978 (904) 488.9873 Souto, Javier (R) 2280 Aaron St. (305) 975.0088 (904) 488 0665 (Berta) Port Charlotte 33952 Elected to House, 1982 Woodruff, T. M. "Tom" 115th District (813) 627-8797 (904) 488.3164 Wallace, Peter Rudy (D) (R) 953 S.W. 87th Avenue Elected to House, 1984 (Helen) (Charlotte) Miami 33174 (904) 488.1171 Trammell, Robert (D) 56th District 58th District (305) 261-1134 (Kay) P.O. Box 3022 Suite 206 Elected to House, 1984 Titone, Joe (D) 8th District 251 Central Avenue 3040 Gulf to-Bay Blvd (904) 48&3616 (Lila) P.O. Box 5956 St. Petersburg 33731 Clearwater 33519 89th District Marianna 32446 (813) 823-2167 (813) 799-1976 Starks, Robert J. (R) Suite 201 (904) 482-2231 Elected to House, 1982 House since 1976 (Judy) 7310 W. McNab Road Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-5719 (904) 4S8 1540 118th District Tamer ac 33319 (904) 488.2873 18560 S.W. 295th Terrace (305) 726 0089 Webster, Daniel (R) Young Walter C (D) Homestead 33030 Elected to House, 1982 Troxler, David (R) (Sandy) (Dottie) (305) 248.4433 (904) 48S.2124 (Frances) 4 1st District 99th District Elected to House, 1986 20th District Suite A P. O. Box 9058 (904) 488.5430 Tobiassen, Tom (D) Suite 30 1000 N. Pine Hills Road Pembmke Pines 33024 (Dot) 1 San Jose Place Orlando 32808.7124 (305) 983-7051 Stone, Frank (R) District 1 Jacksonville 32217 (305) 295-0902 House since 1972 (Betty) P.O. Box 997 (904) 260.1800 House since 1980 (904) 488.1084

Representatives in numerical order by districts

1. Tom Tobiassen, Gonzalez (D) 41. Daniel Webster, Orlando (R) 81. Marian Lewis, N. Palm Beach (R) 2. Virginia Bass, Pensacola (D) 42. C. Fred Jones, Auburndale (D) 82. Ray Liberti, W. Palm Beach (D) 3. Tom Banjanin, Pensacola (R) 43. Rick Dantzler, Winter Haven (D) 83. Lois J. Frankel, W. Palm Beach (D) 4. Bolley "Bo"Johnson, Milton (D) 44. Charles T. Canady, Lakeland (D) 84. Edward J. Healey, W. Palm Beach. (D) 5. Robert Harden, Ft. Walton Beach (R) 45. Beverly B. Burnsed, Lakeland (D) 85. Frank S. Messersmith, Hypoluxo, (R) 6. Ron Johnson, Panama City (D) 46. Everett Kelly, Tavares (D) 86. Steve Press, Delray Beach (D) 7. Sam Mitchell, Chipley (D) 47. Charles R. Smith, Brooksville (D) 87. Carol G. Hanson, Boca Raton (R) 8. Robert Trammell, Marianna (D) 48. John Long, Land O'Lakes (D) 88. Jack N. Tobin, Coconut Creek, (D) 9. Al Lawson, Tallahassee (D) 49. John K. Renke II, N. Port Richey (R) 89. Joe Titone, Tamarac (D) 10. Hurley Rudd, Tallahassee (D) 50. Peter Dunbar, Dunedin (R) 90. Peter Deutsch, Sunrise (D) 11.Gene Hodges, Cedar Key (D) 51. Gerald Rehm, Clearwater (R) 91. Bill Clark, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 12. Randy Mackey, Lake City (D) 52. Sandra B. Mortham, Largo (R) 92. Robert J. Shelley, Pompano Beach (R) 13. George A. Crady, Yulee (D) 53. Dennis L. Jones, Seminole (R) 93. Debby Sanderson, Fort Lauderdale (R) 14. Carl Ogden, Jacksonville (D) 54. Dorothy E. Sample, St. Petersburg (R) 94. Tom Gustafson, Fort Lauderdale (D) 15. Michael E. Langton, Jacksonville (D) 55. Doug "Tim" Jamerson, St. Petersburg (D) 95. Anne Mackenzie, Fort Lauderdale (D) 16. Don Gaffney, Jacksonville (D) 56. Peter Rudy Wallace, St. Petersburg (D) 96. Norman Ostrau, Davie (D) 17. Corrine Brown, Jacksonville (D) 57. James C. Frishe, Pinellas Park (R) 97. Fred Lippman, Hollywood (D) 18. Jim King, Jacksonville (R) 58. T.M. "Tom" Woodruff, Clearwater (R) 98. Irma Rochlin, Hallandale (D) 19. William G. Bankhead, Jacksonville (R) 59. Brian Rush, Tampa (D) 99. Walter C. Young, Pembroke Pines (D) 20. David Troxler, Jacksonville (R) 60. Mary Figg, Temple Terrace (D) 100. Ronald A. Silver, N. Miami Beach (D) 21. F. L. "Chance" Irvine, Orange Park (R) 61. Carl Carpenter, Plant City (D) 101.Mike Abrams, N. Miami Beach(D) 22. Hamilton D. Upchurch, St. Augustine (D) 62. S.L. "Spud" Clemente, Brandon (D) 102. Elaine Gordon, N. Miami (D) 23. Sidney Martin, Hawthorne (D) 63. James T. Hargrett, Jr., Tampa (D) 103. Michael Friedman, N. Bay Village (D) 24. Jon Mills, Gainesville (D) 64. Helen Gordon Davis, Tampa (D) 104. Elaine Bloom, Miami (D) 25. Christian Meffert, Ocala (D) 65. Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa (D) 105. Alberto Gutman, Miami (R) 26. Dick Locke, Inverness (D) 66. Ron Glickman, Tampa (D) 106. Jefferson Reaves, Sr., Miami (D) 27. Stanley Bainter, Mount Dora (R) 67. Toby Holland, Palmetto (R) 107. James Burke, Miami (D) 28. Samuel P. Bell III, Daytona Beach (D) 68. Peggy Simone, Bradenton (R) 108. Willie Logan, Jr., Opa Locka (D) 29. T.K. Wetherell, Daytona Beach (D) 69. Harry Jennings, Sarasota (R) 109. Rodolfo Garcia, Jr., Hialeah (R) 30. Jack Ascherl, New Smyrna Beach (D) 70. James M. Lombard, Osprey (R) 110.Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Miami (R) 31. Winston W. (Bud) Gardner, Titusville (D) 71. David L. Thomas, Port Charlotte (R) 111.Roberto Casas, Hialeah (R) 32. Dixie Newton Sansom, Satellite Beach (R) 72. Vernon Peeples, Punta Gorda (D) 112. Arnhilda Gonzalez-Quevedo, Coral Gables 33. Harry Goode, Melbourne (D) 73. J. Keith Arnold, Fort Myers (D) 113.Luis C. Morse, Miami (R) 34. Frank Stone, Casselberry (R) 74. Tim Ireland, Cape Coral (R) 114.Elizabeth Metcalf, Coral Gables (D) 35. Art Grindle, Sanford (R) 75. Mary Ellen Hawkins, Naples (R) 115 Javier Souto Miami (R) 36. Tom Drage, Jr., Orlando (R) 76. Bert J. Harris, Jr., Lake Placid (D) 116. Art Simon, Miami (D) 37. Richard Crotty, Orlando (R) 77. Irlo "Bud" Bronson, Kissimmee (D) 117.Susan Guber, Miami (D) 38. Bruce McEwan, Orlando (R) 78. R. Dale Patchett, Vero Beach (R) 118.Robert J. Starks, Homestead (R) 39. Fran Carlton, Orlando (D) 79. Charles Nergard, Port St. Lucie, (R) 119.John Cosgrove, Miami (D) 40. Alzo J. Reddick, Orlando (D) 80. James C. Hill, Jr., Jupiter (R) 120. Ron Saunders, Key West (D)

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Justrce McDonald ~B~B~B~B~B~B~B~B~H~B~~l0 SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE land, Jr. He has been involved in major State's no-fault insurance PARKER LEE McDONALD litigation on the law; has represented corporations at all Born Sebring, Florida, May 23, 1924.Edu- court levels during his 35 years of practice cation B.S. in Business Administration in Florida. and Bachelor of Laws Degree, University of Florida; attended University of Indiana LEANDER J. SHAW, JR. National while in U. S. Army; graduate of Born Salem, Virginia, September 6, 1930. Child- College for the Judiciary. Wife Ruth Education West Virginia State College, BA Methodist Military 3 ren Four Church Degree; Howard University, Washington, Justrce Shaw Theater of years, U. S. Army, European D.C. JD Degree. Wife Vidya Children five 1950- , Operation, WW II. Career Lawyer, Church Baptist Military U.S. Army Court Judge, 1961; appointed Circuit artillery, Korean conflict Career Private and March, 1961; reelected subsequently law practice; Assistant Professor of Law, to served in that capacity until appointed Florida A&M University College of Law; Gov. Supreme Court, October, 1979, by Assistant Public Defender; Assistant State Confer- Robert Graham; chairman, Florida Attorney; Judge, Industrial Relations Com- member, ence of Circuit Judges, 1974-75; mission; Judge, First District Court of National Associa- Executive Committee, Appeals; appointed to Supreme Court, tion of State Trial Judges; presiding judge, 1983; Affiliations and Honors American, 1977- 3rd state-wide Grand Jury, December National, Florida, Tallahassee and Florida Cir- June, 1979; voted "Most Outstanding Government Bar Associations; Designated Florida" cuit Court Judge in by Young Director, Florida Bar Foundation; Chair- Florida Bar, 1979; Lawyers Section of the man, American Bar Association, Board of Court became Chief Justice of Supreme Elections; member, Florida Association of July 1, 1986, for a two year term. Voluntary Agencies for Caribbean Action; Justice Ehrlich cited by Jacksonville and National Bar RAYMOND EHRLICH Associations for outstanding service in affairs; OIC Born Swainsboro, Georgia, February 2, government and community Nathan W. Collins 1918.Education Received his undergradu- Torch Bearer Award; Award. ate and law degrees from the University of Meritorious Service Florida. Wife Miriam Religion Jewish Mil- BEN F. OVERTON itary U. S. Navy during World War II. Career Began practicing law in Jackson- Born Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 15, Adminis- ville in 1946 after he was discharged fi'om 1926. Education BS in Business Flor- the Navy with the rank of Commander; tration and J.D. in Law, University of helped found the Jacksonville law firm of ida; Master of Laws in Judicial Process, Mathews, Osborne, Ehrlich, McNatt, University of Virginia; honorary Doctor of Gobelman & Cobb in 1959; was a senior Law Degrees fiom Stetson University and Children member of that firm when Governor Gra- Nova University. Wife Marilyn Retired ham appointed him to the Florida Supreme Three Church Episcopal Military Advocate General' s Court, October 14, 1981, to fill the position Reserve Officer, Judge Career Assist- Justice Overton formerly held by Justice Arthur J. Eng- Corps, U. S. Army. Special

MARCH-APRIL 1987 ant Attorney General; served ten years as a STEPHEN GRIMES circuit court judge; chairman, 1973,Florida Conference of Circuit Judges; Served for Born Peoria, Illinois, November 17, 1927 more than eight years on faculty of Education Florida Southern College; Uni- National Judicial College, American Bar versity of Florida BSBA, 1950, JD, 1954; Association; First chairman, Florida Insti- Honorary Doctor of Laws, Stetson Univer- tute for the Judiciary; present chairman, sity, Wife Fay Children Four Church Epis- Florida Court Educational Council; copalMilitary U. S. Navy, 1951-53 Career appointed to Supreme Court 1974;served as Practicing attorney, 19years, Holland and Chief Justice, 1976 to July, 1978. Chair- Knight law firm, Bartow; City Prosecutor, man, Florida Appellate Structure Commis- Bartow, 1950s; Court of Appeals, Second sion, 1978; member, ABA's Standing District, 13 years; appointed to Florida Committee on Standards for Criminal Jus- Supreme Court, 1987 Honors Served as Chief Justice Grimes tice; Executive Committee of Appellate Judge, Court of Appeals, Second Dis- Judges Conference; Board of Directors, trict; District Governor of Rotary, 1960-61; National Judicial College; a Fellow of the President, Bartow Chamber of Commerce; American Bar Foundation; Chairman, President (Chairman), Conference of Dis- Supreme Court Matrimonial Law Commis- trict Courts of Appeal Judges, 1975-80; sion, Supreme Court Article V Review Com- member, American College of Trial Law- mission, and Judicial Council of Florida. yers; member, Florida Judicial Qualifica- tions Commission, Vice Chairman, ROSEMARY BARKETT 1985-86. Born Ciudad Victoria, Tamps, Mexico, GERALD KOGAN August 29, 1939; naturalized 1958; Educa- Born Brooklyn, N.Y. May 23, 1933Educa- tion Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL, B.S. , tion University of Miami, Degree, Summa Cum Laude, 1967; Univer- School of Busi- ness, BBA; University of Miami, School of sity of Florida College of Law, J.D. Degree, Law, JD Wife Irene Children Three Mil- 1970; Marital Status Single; Church itary Active duty, 1955-57; Special Roman Catholic Career Sisters of St. Agent, Counterintelligence Cor ps; graduate, Joseph nun for eight years; teacher in Justice Barkett Army Intelligence School Career Private Catholic and public schools; admitted to practice of law, 195560; Assistant State Florida Bar, 1970; law practice, West Palm Attorney, Dade County, 196047; private Beach, 9 years; appointed Circuit Judge practice specializing in criminal 1979, District Court of defense, Appeal, 1984, 1967-80; Circuit Court Judge, 11th Judicial Supreme Court, 1985 (Florida's first Circuit (Administrative Judge of Criminal woman justice), elected 1986 Affiliations Division, 1984-87); Appointed to Florida and Honors Inducted, Florida Women' s Supreme Court, 1987 Other Public Service Hall of Fame, 1986; Woman of Achieve- Special Counsel to Florida Legislature's ment Award, Palm Beach County, 1985; Select Committee on Organized Crime and member, National Association of Women Law Enforcement Teaching Positions Judges; member, faculty of National and Coordinated in-service training programs Florida Judicial Colleges; chairs Court Sta- offered to police departments by State tistics and Judicial Workload Committee; Attorney's Office; on faculty of American member, Editorial Board for The Florida Academy of Judicial Education; adjunct Judge's Manual; fellow, Academy Matri- of faculty member at University of Miami monial Lawyers; served on Florida's Sen- School of Law and Nova University Law Justice Kogan tencing Guidelines and Statewide Center; taught in law school workshops Prosecution Function Commissions. held for prosecutors and public defenders. DISTRICT COURTS OF APPEAL First District Edwart T. Rarfieid Lakeland, 33802 Mailing Address: 8upreme Court First, Second, Third, Richard W. Ervin III APPELLATE JUDGES P.O. Box 650307 mailing addreeet Fourth, Eighth and Anne Cawthon Booth Miami, 33165 Fourteenth Judicial Winifred Wentworth James B. Sanderlin Supreme Court Building Circuits James E. Joanos John M. Scheb APPELLATE JUDGES Tallahassee, Edward E. Zehmer Paul W. Danahy, Jr. Daniel S. Pearson FL 32301 Mailing Address: John Klein Wigginton Richard Harlan Frank Willne D. Ferguson, Jr. (904) 488-0208 1st District Alan Court of Ralph W. Nimmons, Jr. Herboth S. Ryder R. Schwartx Appeal Building, Ford L. Thompson Monterey Campbell Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. Martin Luther King Jack R. Schoonover, Sr. Norman Hendry Blvd. , Second District James E. Lehan Joseph Nesbitt Tallahassee, 32399 Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Vincent T. Hall Phillip A. Hubbart Natalie Baskin APPELLATE JUDGES Thirteenth and Twentieth Third District Larry G. Smith Judicial Circuits James R. Jorgenson Eleventh and Sixteenth E. R. Mills, Jr. Mailing Address: Douglass Judicial Circuits B. Shivers P.O. Drawer 327 (continued)

22 THE SHERIFF S STAR. District Courts of Appeal continued Ellis T. Fernandez, Jr., David S. Walker, CIRCUIT JUDGES Jacksonville Clearwater Osee R. Fagan, Gainesville Fourth District Fifth District Thomas D. Oakley, John T. Ware III, Robert P. Cates Fifth, Seventh, Ninth Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gainesville Fifteenth, Seventeenth John S. Andrews, Nineteenth Judicial and Eighteenth Judicial William A. Wilkes, Stan R..Morris and Jacksonville Clearwater Circuits Circuits Gainesville Giles P. Lewis, Jack A. Page, Benjamin M. Tench, Mailing Address: Mailing Address: Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gain seville P.O, Box A P.O. Drawer CA Bill Parsons, Fred L. Bryson, Nath C. Doughtie W. Palm Beach, 33402 Daytona Beach, 32014 Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gain seville Orfin Hansel, APPELLATE JUDGES APPELLATE JUDGES John E. Santora, Jr., Helen S. Theron A. Yawn, Jr., Starke C. Dauksch Jacksonville St. Petersburg George W. Hersey James Chester B. Chance, Jacksonville Robert F. Michael, Jr., James C. Downey Joe A. Cowart, Jr. John S. Cox, Gainesville Melvin ge R. Hudson Olliff, St. Petersburg Hugh S. Glickstein Elzie S. Sanders, Frank D. Upchurch, Jr. Jacksonville William L. Walker, Gainesville Bobby W. Gunther St. Petersburg L. Anstead Warren H. Cobb Cliff Shepard, Stephan Pierre Mickle, Harry Winifred Sharp Jacksonville Susan F. Schaeffer, Gavin K. Letts J. Gainesville Virginia Beverly, St. Petersburg STATE ATTORNEY James H. Walden Edward H. Bergstrom, Jr. Stone Jacksonville Eugene T. Whitworth, Barry J. A. C. Soud, Jr. New Port Richey John W. Dell , Gaines ville Jacksonville Philip A. Federico, PUBLIC DEFENDER Peter D. Webster, Clearwater C.' Itichard Parker FLORIDA'S Jacksonville Maynard F. Swanson, Jr., Gainesville Donald R. Moran, Jr., St. Petersburg Jacksonville Wayne Cobb, Ninth Judicial Circuit JUDICIAL CIRCUITS STATE ATTORNEY Dade City Orange and Osceola T. Edward Austin, Catherine Moore Harlan, Couihties Clearwater First Judicial Circuit Charles E. Miner, Jr., Jacksonville Tallahassee PUBLIC DEFENDER Thomas E. Penick, Jr. CIRCUIT JUDGES Escambia, Okaloosa, Charles D. McClure, Louis O. Frost, Jr., Clearwater Rom W. Powell, Orlando Santa Rosa and Tallahassee Jacksonville Frank White, Emerson Thompson, Jr., Walton Counties STATE ATTORNEY St. Petersburg Orlando CIRCUIT JUDGES William N. Meggs, Crockett Farnell, Michael F Cycmanick Fifth Judicial Circuit Clear water Orlando Lowrey, Milton Tallahassee George E. DEFENDER Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Claire K. Luten, Claude Edwards, Orlando G. Robert Barron, PUBLIC Michael E. Allen, Marion Ik Sumter Counties Clearwater B.C. Muszynski, Orlando Shalimsr Howard Rives, Jr. Tallahassee CIRCUIT JUDGES P. , R. James Stroker, Orlando Nick Geeker, Belleair Beach Thomas S. Kirk, Orlando Pensacola Third Judicial Circuit Carven Angel, Ocala STATE ATTORNEY Frederick Pfeiffer, Orlando Tolton, Jr. William J. , John W. Booth, Bushnell James Russell, W. Rogers Turner, Orlando Shalimar Columbia, Dixie, Ocala Lafayette, William T. Swigert, Clearwater George Diamantis, Orlando Alfred B. Gordon, Hamilton, R. Huffstetler, Jr. Madison, Suwannee L. , PUBLIC DEFENDER William C. Gridley, Orlando Pensacola Brooksville Robert Jagger, Joseph P. Baker, Orlando Wells, and Taylor Counties Clyde B. Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr., Clearwater Cecil H. Brown, Orlando DeFuniak Springs CIRCUIT JUDGES Ocala Ted Coleman, Orlando William Frye III, Welborn John Peach, Jasper C. Daniel, Seventh Judicial Circuit Lonnie Cornelius, Jr., Pensacola Arthur Lawrence, Tavares Orlando Tarbuck, Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns Joseph Q. Live Oak Ernest C. Aulls, Jr., and Volusia Counties Frank N. Kaney, Orlando Pensacola Royce Agner, Perry Tavares Lawrence R. Kirkwood, M.C. Blanchard, Wallace M. Jopling, William F. Edwards, CIRCUIT JUDGES Orlando Pensacola Lake City Inverness Richard O. Watson, James S. Byrd Orlando William S.Rowley, John Thurman, St. Augustine Walter Komanski, Pensacola STATE ATTORNEY M. Blair, Live Oak Brooksville James Fox man, Orlando Erwin Fleet, Shalimar Jerry McNeal, Ocala DEFENDER Ray Daytona Beach Gary L. Formet, Sr., William H. Anderson, PUBLIC Thomas, Jr. Jerry T. Lockett, Kim C. Hammond, Orlando Pensacola Milo , Tavares Lake City Bunnell STATE ATI'ORNEY John T. Parnham, STATE ATTORNEY James T. Nelson, J. Robert Eagan, Pensacola Fourth Judicial Circuit S. Ray Gill, Daytona Beach Orlando Lacey A. Collier, Clay, Duval & Nassau Tavaras E. L. Eastmoore, Palatka PUBLIC DEFENDER Pensacola Counties PUBLIC DEFENDER William C. Johnson, Jr., Joseph W. Durocher, Frank L. Bell, Howard Babb, Tavares Daytona Beach Orlando Pensacola CIRCUIT JUDGES Sixth Judicial Circuit Uriel Blount, Jr., DeLand STATE ATTORNEY Donald R. Moran, Jr., Gayle S. Graziano, Tenth Judicial Circuit Curtis A. Golden, Jaclrsonville Pasco Ik Pinellas Counties Daytona Beach Hardee, Highlands and Pensacola Lawrence D. Fay, CIRCUIT JUDGES Edwin P.B.Sanders, Deland Polk Counties PUBLIC DEFENDER Jacksonville Robert P. Miller, John R. Behr, Pensacola Louis C. Corbin, Jerry R. Parker, Daytona Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Jacksonville Clearwater Julian Dale Durrance, Second Judicial Circuit O' R. Michael Hutcheson, Charles O. Mitchell, Jr., Gerard J. Brien, Daytona Beach Bartow Clearwater Franklin, Gadsden, Jeffer- Jacksonville Robert R. Perry, Susan Wadsworth Roberts, son, Leon, Liberty and Louis Safer, Jacksonville W. Lowell Bray, Jr. Palatka Bartow Port Wakulla Counties James L. Harrison, New Richey McFerrin Smith III, J. Tim Strickland, Allbritton, C. CIRCUIT JUDGES Jacksonville Owen S. Daytona Beach Bartow Clearwater Lawrence Page Haddock, Richard Weinberg, Denms P. Maloney, Victor Cawthon, Case, Gary Jacksonville James R. Augustine Sebring Tallahassee Clearwater St. Henry F. Martin, Jr., John W. Watson III, William A. Norris, Jr., P. Kevin Davey, Lawrence Keough, Jacksonville E. Daytona Beach Bartow Tallahassee New Port Richey L. Ralph "Bubba" Smith, Lamar Winegeart, Jr., STATE ATTORNEY Richard Bronson, Bartow Green Cove Springs Mark R. McGarry, Jr., Stephen L. Boyles, John H. Dewell, Bartow Tallahassee St. Petersburg William L. Gary Dorothy H. Pate, Bunnell Oliver Green, Jr., Bartow Ray E. Ulmer, Jr., Tallahassee Jacksonville PUBLIC DEFENDER Thomas Langston, Henry Lee Adams, Jr., Dade City James Gibson, Bartow George L. Harper, Harry Fogle, Crawfordville Jacksonville Holly Hill Randall G. McDonald, John D. Southwood, Clearwater Lakeland Lewis Hall, Jr., J. Jacksonville Robert Beach, Eighth Judicial Circurt E Randolph Bentley Tallahassee Petersburg Major Harding, St. Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Bartow Kenneth E. Cooksey, Patterson, Jacksonville David Gilchrist, Levy and Union Charles Davis, Monticello Petersburg St. Counties Bartow

MARCH-APRIL 1987 Edward Threadgill, Bartow Steven D. Robinson, John M. Gilbert, Tampa STATE ATTORNEY Mark E. Polen, Sunrise Carolyn K. Fulmer, Bartow Miami Manuel Menendez, Jr., David H. Bludworth, Linda Vitale, STATE ATTORNEY Ronald M. Friedman, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Jerry Hill, Miami Ralph Steinberg, Tampa PUBLIC DEFENDER Robert Lance Andrews Bartow Amy S. Donner, Don Evans, Tampa Richard L. Jorandby, Ft. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER Miami Beach Vincent E. Giglio, Tampa West Palm Beach Harry G. Hinckley, Jr., James M. Moorman, Mary Ann MacKenzie, STATE ATTORNEY Ft. Lauderdale Bartow Key Biscayne Bill James, Tampa Sixteenth Judicial George A. Shahood, Rosemary U. Jones, PUBLIC DEFENDER Circuit Hollywood Coral Gables Judge C. Luckey, Jr. Eleventh 'Judicial , Monroe County Patricia W. Cocalis, Edward D. Cowart, Miami Tampa Ft. Lauderdale Circuit Thomas M. Carney, CIRCUIT JUDGES Fourteenth Judicial John T. Luzzo, Dade County Miami Helio Gomez, Key West Ft. Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES STATE ATTORNEY Circuit M. Ignatius Lester, J. Leonard Fleet, Janet Reno, Miami David M. Gersten, Miami Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Key West Hollywood PUBLIC DEFENDER Holmes, Jackson Ik Richard David L. Levy, Miami Fowler, Mark A. Speiser, Bennett H. Brummer, Washington Counties Key West Ft. Lauderdale Joe J. Gersten, Miami Coral Gables Francis J.Christie, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES David Patrick Kirwan, Robert B. Carney III, George Orr, Miami Twelf'th Marathon Ft. Lauderdale Judicial N. Russell Bower, STATE ATTORNEY STATE ATTORNEY Ralph B. Ferguson, Jr., Circuit Panama City Miami Kirk C. Zuelch, Key West Mike Satz, Ft. Lauderdale DeSoto, Manatee and Robert L. McCrary, Jr., PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER John Gale, Miami Marianne Jon I. Gordon, Miami Sarasota Counties W. Randall, Winter, Alan H. Schreiber, W. Fred Turner, Key West Plantation Richard Y. Feder, Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Panama City Moie J.L. Tendrich, John R. Blue, Sarasota Don T. Sirmons, Seventeenth Judicial Eighteenth Judhctal Miami Lynn Silvertooth, Panama City Circuit Circuit Francis X. Knuck, Miami Dedee Costello, Sarasota Broward County Brevard Allen Kornblum, Miami Grissim Chipley Ik Seminole H. Walker, Counties Gerald Kogan, Miami Sarasota W. L. Bailey, Blountstown CIRCUIT JUDGES Fredricka G. Smith, Gilbert Smith, Bradenton STATE ATTORNEY Eugene S. Garrett, CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Stephen L. Dakan, Jim Appleman, Hillsboro Beach O.H, "Bill" Eaton, Joseph P. Farina, Sarasota PUBLIC DEFENDER Melvin B. Grossman, Miami Shores Longwood Thomas M. Gallen, Virgil Q. Mayo, Holly wood Gil Goshorn, Titusville James C. Henderson, Bradenton Blountstown Joseph E. Price, Jr., Tom Waddell, Jr., Miami Durand J. Adams, Ft. Lauderdale Joseph M. Nadler, Miami Fifteenth Judicial Satellite Beach Bradenton George W. Tedder, Jr., John Antoon, Melbourne Edmund W. Newbold, Scott Brownell, Bradenton Circuit Ft. Lauderdale Miami Edward M. Jackson, Paul Logan, Bradenton Palm Beach County Stanton S. Kaplan, Rockledge Michael H. Salmon, Robert J. Boylston, Plantation Miami CIRCUIT JUDGES Lawrence V. Johnston, Bradenton Louis Weissing, Merritt Island John A. Tanksley, Miami James S. Parker, Arcadia Tom Johnson, Ft. Lauderdale Jack M. Turner, Miami Clarence T. Johnson, Jr., Andrew D. Owens, Jr., Riviera Beach Robert C. Scott, Rockledge Donald E. Stone, Miami Sarasota Edward H. Fine, Fort Lauderdale Richard S. Hickey, Miami Robert B. McGregor, Cocoa STATE ATTORNEY West Palm Beach Arthur Franza, Hollywood J. Wm. Woodson, Eau Gallic Wm. E. Gladstone, Miami Frank Schaub, Edward Rodgers, Raymond Hare, Gerald Wetherington, Frances Ann Jamieson, Sarasota West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Rockled ge Coral Gables PUBLIC DEFENDER Richard I. Wennet, Russell Seay, Jr. Dania Harold Featherstone, , John Dean Moxley, Jr., Elliott C. Metcalfe, Jr. Riviera Beach John Ferris, Ft. Lauderdale Titusville Miami Sarasota R. William Rutter, Jr. , Franklin Orlando, S Joseph Davis, Jr., Sanfo Edward N. Moore, Miami West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Frederick N. Charles M. Hams, Barad, Thirteenth Judicial Hubert R. Lindsey, W. Clayton Miami Johnson, Titusville Circuit Tequesta Ft. Lauderdale Kenneth M. Leffler, D. Bruce Levy, Miami James R. Hillsborough County Stewart, Jr., Robert W. Tyson, Jr., Sanford Mario P. Goderich, West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale C. Vernon Mize, Sanford Miami Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Thomas E. Sholts, Stephen Booher, Seymour Gelber, Miami STATE ATTORNEY Morton West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Edward S. Klein, Miami Hanlon, Tampa Norm Wolfinger, Peter T. Carl H. Harper, Patti L. E. Henning, Stuart M. Simons, Miami J. Taylor, Tampa Titusville Morison West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Herbert M. Klein, Buck, Tampa PUBLIC DEFENDER James T. Carlisle, John A. Miller, Coral Gables Roland Gonzalez, J. R. Russo, Titusville West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Leonard Rivkind, Temple Terrace Malcolm Walter N. Colbath, Jr., W. Herbert Moriarty, Miami Beach W. Graybil1, Nineteenth Judicial Tampa Palm Beach Gardens Ft. Lauderdale Circuit Robert H. Newman, Vernon Timothy Poulton, Lawrence Korda, W. Evans, Jr., Hollywood Indian Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Eugene Fischer, River, Martin, Norman S. Gerstein, Okeechobee Ei: St Lucie Thomas Miller, Marvin U. Mounts, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale Miami Sr., Counties Tampa West Palm Beach James Reasbeck, Phillip W. Knight, Miami James A. Lenfestey, Emery Newell, Ft. Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES Ralph N. Person, Miami West Tampa Palm Beach M. Daniel Futch, Jr., Mare A. Cianca, Arthur I. Snyder, Vaughn Stuart Dennis Alvarez, Tampa Rudnick, Ft. Lauderdale Charles Smith, Miami Beach West Palm Beach E. Walter Burnside, Jr., Paul M. Marko III, Vero Beach . Murray Goldman, Miami Plant W. C. Williams III, Ft. Lauderdale Maria Korvick, Miami City C. Pfeiffer Trowbridge, Robert W. Rawlins, Delray Beach Leroy Moe, Ft. Lauderdale Robert Miami Jr., Stuart Kaye, Tampa John D. Weasel, Cail Lee, Ft. Lauderdale Howard Gross, J. John E Fennelly Ft Pierc Rogers Boca Raton Barbara Bridge Miami J. Padgett, Tampa J. Dvnght Geiger, Stuart Beach Susan Cawthon Jack H. Cook, Ft. Lauderdale Sidney Miami Bucklew, Philip G. Nourse, Ft. Pierc B. Shapiro, West Palm Beach Thomas M. Coker, Theodore Tampa Jr., L. B. Vocelle, Vero Beach G. Mastos, Susan Sexton, Mary Lupo, Plantation Miami Tampa Rupert Smith, Ft. Pierce C. Cheatwood, Lake Park Miette K. Burnstein, Harold Solomon, S.Miami J. William L. Hendry, Temple Terrace William C. Owen, Jr., Hollywood Okeechobee Ellen Moyshonios, Miami West Palm Daniel E. Gallagher, Beach Robert C. Abel, Jr., Martha C. Warner, Stuart Margarita G. Esquiroz, Richard Bryan Burk, Ft. Lauderdale Miami Tampa Scott M. Kenney, Guy Spicola, Tampa West Palm Beach Constance R. Nutaro, Ft. Pierce Richard S. Fuller, Miami Daniel Edward H. Ward, Odessa T.K. Hurley, Ft. Lauderdale STATE ATTORNEY Philip Bloom, South Palm Beach Estella N. Miami Beach Harry Lee Coe III, Tampa May Moriarty, Bruce H. Colton, John Harold J. Cohen, Ft. Lauderdale Martin Greenbaum, P. Griffin, Tampa Vero Beach Phillip West Palm Beach Irwin A. Berkowitz, Miami Beach L. Knowles, Tampa PUBLIC DEFENDER Holly wood Elton H. Schwarz, Stuart

24 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Tepper Twentieth Judicial Thomas S. Resse, Ft. Myers Escambia Isaac Anderson, Jr. Lynn Circuit Hugh D. Hayes, Naples Pensacola Redford Russell Sturgis Pin alias Robert T. Shafer, Jr., William W. Henderson, Jr. Clearwater Charlotte, Collier, Myers Kenneth L Williams Leon Grubs Ft. Tallahassee Karl B. Glades, Hendry lk Lee James R. Thompson, John P. Kuder Downey McClamma Brendt Counties Myers Billy G. Ward Hal Robert Shingler Ft. Crusoe William John Nelson, William J. Green John E. W. Douglas Baird CIRCUIT JUDGES George Reynolds James Hall Seals, Ft. Myers Flagler Richard Luce Ft. Myers William C. McIver, Bunnell Levy Charles Scott Carrere James R. Adams, La Belle Ft. Myers William C. Atack Bronco n Horace A. Andrews Brousseau, Naples STATE ATTORNEY W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Redford W. Smith Ted D'Alessandro, Franklin Charles Carlton, Naples Joseph P. Thomas B. Freeman Myers Apulachicolu Liberty William Blackwood, Jr. Hugh E. Starnes, Ft. Myers Ft. Bristol B. PUBLIC DEFENDER Susie Measamer David A. Demers R. Wallace Pack, Ft. Myers Summers Douglas Midgley, Glenn E. Caddell Elmer O. Friday, Jr., Gadsden Pat N. Fort Myers Ft. Myers Quincy Madison Madison Polk Richard L. Hood Burtour Wetzel Blair FLORIDA'S Gilchrist Dick Prince Trenton Manatee Jesse Clay Barber COUNTY JUDGES Miller Lang Bradenton Daniel True Andrews Walter R. Talley Charles B. Curry Alachua Columbia Glades George K. Brown, Jr. Carol C. Murphy Gai nes vi lie Lake City Moore Haven Robert A. Young Jeanne Dawes Crenshaw E. Vernon Douglas Kirby Sullivan Marion Oculo Putnam James L. Tomlinson Gulf V. Giunta Dade Tom Sawaya Pulatka Maurice Miami Port St. Joe Frederick Smith Hale Stencil Peter T. Miller D. Morton Lee Perry David L. Taunton Block Martin St. Johns Baker Jack Stuart Mucclenny Alfred Nesbitt Q. Augustine Hamilton Stewart Hershey Robert A. Andreu D. L. Griffis Bernard R. Jaffe Rothenberg Jasper David Harper Robert K. Mathis Arthur David E. Bembry Bay Charles David Edelstein Monroe Panama City St. Lucie Edward H. Swanko Har dec West Pierce William Cooper Key Et. H. Gillman Wauc hula R. Ellinor Marvin Richard G. Payne James W. Midelis Thomas Milton I. Starkman Robert Earl Collins Sandra Fowler Markham Pittman T. William G.Tye Judy Marshall H. Ader Reagan Ptomey Bradford Robert M. Deehl Hendry Santa Rosa Starke Harvey Leon Goldstein LuBelle Nassau Milton Broward N. Parsons Fernandina Beach Colic Nichols, George H. Pierce Richard V. Margolius Jr. Joan A. Lenard Her nando Robert E. Wdhams Sarasota Brevard Philip Cook Brooksville Titusville Okaloosa Sarasota Arthur Maginnis Edwin Malmquist cur Stein Crea tvi Alan R. Dakan Harry Thomas G. O' Connell Mike Jones Peter Haddad Highlands Becky Titus Arthur Winton Keith Brace Barbara Briggs Martin Budnick Klein Sebri ng Murray Langford Emanuel LoGalbo, Jr. Daniel F. Citak Bernard S. Shapiro David Okeechobee Baccus Okeechobee Tonya L. Henry Ludwig Hillsborough Seminole C. Conner Broward Oppenborn, Jr. Tampa Burton Sanford Lauderdale Calvin R. Mapp Jim Arnold Wallace H. Hall Pt Orange Johnson J. Bart Budetti Roy T. Gelber Paul Elliott Orlando Harold F. Paul L. Backman Gerald J. Klein Sam D, Pendino Tony Johnson Alan A. Dickey Alfred J. Skaf Harvey Baxter Donald F. Castor James Charles Hauser Fred Hitt Geoff Cohen Alfonso C. Sepe Ed Hinson Thomas Robert Kirkland Sumter Ross E. Mowry Gisela Car donne Richard A. Lazzara George A. Sprinkel IV Bus hnell Steven G. Shutter Eli Breger Charles R. Wilson John H. Adams Jack Drawdy Robert Owen Dale Ross Alfonso Leo Adderly Perry A. Little Richard F. Conrad Harvey Ford Steve Levine Barbara Fleischer Janis Halker Suwannee Arthur M. Birken Stanley M. Goldstein Robert Henry Bonanno C. Stone, Jr. Live Oak J. Thomas Kennon, Jr. William Walter Herring Murray Meyerson Thomas E. Stringer, Sr. Dorothy Russell J. Hardee Muir Brian Phillip Kay Celeste Holmes Charles N. Prather Taylor Seidlin Federico A. Moreno Larry Boni fey Theotis Bronson Perry Linda Raspolich Pratt Jeffrey Rosinek Stephen Murphy Robert Earl Brown Osceola June LaRan Johnson DeSoto Leonard Lamar Stafford Indian River Kissimmee Union Arcadia Butler Zebedee Waldo Wright Vero Beach Ronald Legendre Lube Howard C. Holtzendorf Reiman Susan Lebow James B. Balsiger J. Chester Kerr David L. Tom Lynch Dixie Dan Kilbride Palm Beach Volusia George A. Breacher Cross C~ty West Palm Beach DeLund Marshall M. Clemente Jackson Calhoun Marianne Edward A. Garrison Michael McDermott Blountstoivn Duval Woodrow Wilson Hatcher Michael D. Miller Norton Josephson Carnell J. L. Godwin Jacksonville David C. Clark Darrel Richard W. Kreidler Jefferson Howard H. Harrison, Jr. Harrison D. Griffin Charlotte Walker Monti cello Robert Steven Schwartz Wiley G. Clayton Louise A. Johnston Punta Gordu Morton A. Kesler Felix Don T. Adams Shawn Briese John P. Shannon L. Haldane Taylor Lafayette Robert V. Parker Patrick G. Kennedy Citrus Hugh McKay Fletcher, Sr. Mayo Robert M. Gross Wakulla Inverness John E. Mathews III Harlow H. Land, Jr. Howard C. Berman Crau) fordvi lie Gary G. Graham Sharon Howard Tanner Karen L. Martin Mike Carter H. Skinner Lake Kathleen Kroll John Tav ares Clay Ambrose Olliff, Jr. John L. Phillips Walton Green Cove Springs E. Richard Singletary Raymond L Simpson I.C. Smith DeEuruak Springe L. Thomas McAnnally Mark Hill Lewis R. Lindsey David Cary Wiggins Pas co Collier Alfred Washington Lee Dade City Washington Naples Et Myers William H. Seaver Chipley Thomas T. Trettis, Jr. Jay B. Rosman Dan C. Rasmussen Perry E. Wells Eugene C. Turner Susan M. Tyler

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BOB GRAHAM (D) Springs, was the state's Motor Vehicle Commissioner in the 1950s, and thus the Born Coral Gables, November 9, 1936Edu- first woman to attain "Little Cabinet" sta- cation BA Degree, University of Florida, tus as a departmental administrator 1959; Law Degree, Harvard, 1962 Wife Address 313 Hart Senate Office Adele Children Four Career Elected to Flor- Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 224-3042. ida House of Representative, 1966; to Flor- , (202) ida Senate in 1970, and served there eight LAWTON CHILES, JR. (D) years; chosen by vote of his colleagues to receive the Allen Morris "Most Valuable Born Lakeland, Florida, April 3, 1930Edu- cation Senator" award in 1973; inaugurated to Lakeland High School; BS Degree, first term as Governor in January, 1979; University of Florida, 1952; LLB Degree, Senator Graham University reelected for a second term in November, of Florida School of Law, 1955; 1982, sought greater federal participation Prior Occupation Attorney Wife Rhea May Children in fighting drug smuggling, supported capi- Four Church Presbyterian Mil- itary U. tal punishment by signing many death S. Army, Korea Career Legislative: served in warrants; was credited with accomplish- Florida House ofRepresentatives, 1959-66, and ments in the areas of economic develop- Florida Senate, 1966-70; elected to U. ment, education, human services, law S. Senate in November, 1970; reelected to enforcement, growth management and U. S. Senate, 1976 and 1982; environmental issues; elected to the U.S. ranking member, Budget Committee; Senate in 1986Background His father, Ern- member, Appropriations; Governmental est R. "Cap" Graham was a former State Affairs Committee, Special Committee on Senator in Florida, and onetime unsuccess- Aging; and Democratic Steering Commit- ful candidate for Governor; his maternal tee; Address 250 Russell Senate Office aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Thompson, of DeFuniak Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-5274. Senator Chiles U. S. REPRESENTATIVES 1st District Leadership Award, " Sunshine State Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Association for the Blind," 1973;"Legislator Walton Counties. Part of Bay County. of the Year Award, Florida Association EARL HUTTO (D) for Retarded Children, 1974; Woodmen of the World Conservation Award, 1974; Born Midland City, Alabama, May 12, 1926 "Conservationist of the Year" award, Bay Education BS Degree from Troy State County Audubon Society, 1975; University, Troy, Alabama, 1949;graduate "Legislative Award, " Florida Association work in broadcasting, Northwestern of Community Colleges, 1978; Alumnus of University, Evanston, Illinois, 1951; Wife the Year Award, Troy State University, Nancy Children Two Church Baptist 1980; member, Armed Services and Military served in the U. S. Navy, 1944-46; Merchant Marine & Fisheries Committees; Career served in the Florida House of Address 330 Cannon House Office Representatives, 1972-78; elected to Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) Rep. Hutto Congress, 1978 and subsequently; "State 225-4136.

26 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 2nd District of Florida, Distinguished Alumnus Award, Freedoms Foundation Awards, 1951 Calhoun, Columbia, 1969; Baker, Bradford, in 1948; serv- Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, and 1955; elected to Congress Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, ing his 20th consecutive term; holds all- Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, time record in Congress for not missing a Liberty, Madison, Sutvannee, Taylor, single legislative vote on any roll call in Washington Counties. Union, Wakulla and more than 35 years. Address 2107 Rayburn Portions of Bay and Clay Counties. House Office Building, Washington, D. C. BILL GRANT (D) 20515 (202) 225-2501. Born Lake City, Florida, February 21, 1943 Educatiori Florida State University, B.S. 4th District Degree, 1963; Class President, Gold Key Flagler, St. Johns and Volusia Honorary, Student Senate, Lambda Chi Counties. Portions of Duval, Clay and Putnam Counties. Alpha; graduate of American Institute of Rep. Grant Banking Prior Occupation Banker Child- WILLIAM V. CHAPPELL, JR.(D) Served in ren Two Church Baptist Career Born Kendrick, Florida, February 2, 1922. Florida Senate 1983 through 1986; elected Education public schools of Marion in 1986 to U.S. House of Representatives County; BA Degree, University of Florida, Great-grandfathers Family Background 1947; LLB Degree, 1949;Juris Doctor, 1967; in John H. Grant and John Hall served Prior Occupation Attorney Children Four Florida House of Representatives &om Church Methodist Military U. S.Naval avi- 1900s Affilia- Suwannee County in early ator; Captain, U. S.Naval Reserve (retired). Mad- tions Past President, Rotary, Jaycees, Career Marion County Prosecuting Attor- of Commerce, ison County Chamber ney, 1949-54; served in Florida House of Florida 4-H Foundation, Independent Representatives, 1954-64, 1966-68; Speaker Bankers of Florida; Board of Directors, of the House, 1961-63;elected to Congress in Inde- Florida Bankers Association and 1968; now serving his 10th consecutive pendent Bankers Association of America; term in office; assigned to the House Appro- District Vice President, Florida Forestry priations Committee, 1973; member of sub- Honors Received awards for Association committees on Defense, Energy and Water Rep. Chappell outstanding legislative service from many Development; Chairman, Defense Subcom- Florida Associa- organizations, including mittee of House Appropriations Commit Administrators, Florida tion of School tee; recipient of the Freedoms Foundation Veterinary Medicine Farm Bureau, Florida Award; Triple-E Award, National Environ- Exten- Association, Florida Association of mental Development Association, 1976; sion Professionals, Florida Association of nine-time recipient National Business- Home Health Agencies and Florida School men's "Watchdog of the Treasury Award;" Board Association Address 2269 Rayburn and nine-time recipient ofthe National Fed- C. House Office Building, Washington, D. eration of Independent Business "Guard- 20515 (202) 225-5235. ian of Small Business" citation; chosen by Florida Wildlife Association for special 3rd District award, 1979;ROA Minute Man of the Year, Nassau County. Portions of Duval County. 1986; Address 2468 Rayburn House Office CHARLES E. BENNETT (D) Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-4035. Born Canton, New York, December 2, 1910. Education AB and JD Degrees, University 5th District Rep. Bennett of Florida Prior Occupation Attorney Wife Seminole County and portions of Jean Children Three Church Christian Mil- Orange and Lake Counties. itary Captain, U. S. Army, World War II; BILL MCCOLLUM (R) leader of guerillas in Northern Luzon mountain jungle fighting; awarded Silver Born Brooksville, Florida, July 12, 1944. Star, Bronze Star, Philippines' Legion of Education BA and Juris Doctor Degrees, Honor and Gold Cross; French Legion of University of Florida; Wife Ingrid Children Honor; Career Served in Florida House, Three Military Officer in Judge Advocate 1941;author of "Laudonniere and Fort" Car- General's Corps, U. S. Navy, 1969-72; U. S. oline, " 1964; "Settlement of Florida, 1968; Naval Reserve; Career Practicing attorney "Southernmost Battlefields of" the Revolu- in Orlando, 1973-80; elected to fourth term tion, " 1970 "Three Voyages, 1975; "Flori- of Congress in 1986; served as member of da's French Revolution, " 1982; Watchdog Executive Council of Orange County Bar of the Treasury Award, six times; Honorary Association for six years; Chairman, Doctor of Humanities, University of Republican Executive Committee of Semi- Doctor of Laws, nole County, 1976-80; member, Kiwanis Tampa, 1950; Honorary Rep. McCollum Jacksonville University, 1972; University Club, Florida Blue Key, Omicron Delta

MARCH-APRIL 1987 Kappa, University of Florida Hall ofFame; 8th District among Outstanding Young Men in Amer- ica, 1976; regularly listed in Who's Who in Most of Pinellas County. American Law, Who's Who in American C. W. BILL YOUNG (R) Politics and Who's Who in America; served Born H armarville, Pennsylvania, on Judiciary Committee and Banking, December 16, 1930 Prior Occupation Insu- Finance and Urban Affairs Committee, rance executive Church Methodist Military also on Crime Subcommittee; Address 1507 Florida National Guard, 1948-57; Longworth House Office Building, Career Florida State Senate 1960-1970; elected to Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-2176. 92nd Congress in 1970, reelected to each subsequent Congress; serves on Appropria- 6th District tions Committee; member Republican Con- Alachua, Citrus, Hernando, Marion gressional Executive Committee on Rep. MacKay and Sumter Counties. Portions of Committees for 98th Congress; Delegate to Lake, Pasco and Putnam Counties. every Republican National Convention BUDDYMACKAY(D) from 1968 through 1984; first Minority Born Ocala, Florida, March 22, 1933Educa- Leader of Florida Senate; Allen Morris tion Davidson College, University of Flor- Award for 1967, "Effectiveness in Debate"; ida and University of Florida Law School; Florida Press Corps "Most Valuable Sena- itaryy was graduated from the latter with honors tor Award"; Honors American Legion, in 1961;Prior Occupation Cattle and citrus AMVETS, VFW and DAV; Award of Merit business, practiced law; Wife Anne Selph &om President's Commission on Employ- Children Four Church Presbyterian Mil- ment of the Handicapped; "Watchdog of active duty in the U. S.Air Force, 1954 the Treasury" award, 92nd through 99th through 1958; attained rank of Captain in Congresses; "Guardian of Small Business" the U.S. Air Force Reserve; Career Florida award, 92nd through 99th Congresses; House of Representatives, 1968 through Freedom Foundation of Valley Forge 1974; Florida Senate, 1974 through 1980; Honor Certificate; Suncoast Tiger Bay 1984 elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Benjamin Franklin Distinguished Leader- Rep. Young 1982 and 1984; serves on the Foreign ship Award; Address 2407 Rayburn House Affairs, Budget and Aging Committees in Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 the House of Representatives; Honors 1969 (202) 225-5961. and 1970, Most Outstanding First Term Member of Florida House; chosen by press 9th District corps to receive St. Petersburg Times Most Portions of Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Valuable Member Award in the Florida Counties Legislature; received the Allen Morris MICHAEL BILIRAKIS (R) Award for Public Service five times; Born Tarpon Springs, Florida, July 16, Address 503 Cannon House Office Build- 1930;Education BS degree in engineering, ing, Washington, D.C. 20515(202) 225-5744. University of Pittsburgh, 1959;accounting, George Washington University, 1959-60; 7th District JD Degree, University of Florida, 1963; Portions of Hillsborough County. Prior Occupations businessman, attorney, petroleum and SAM M. GIBBONS (D) geophysical engineer, government contract negotiator, steel Born Tampa, Florida, January 20, 1920; worker, Wife Evelyn Rep. Gibbons Children Two Church Education public schools of Tampa; JD Greek Orthodox Military U.S. Air Force, 4 Degree, University of Florida, 1947; Prior years, Korean conflict; Career Small Occupation 15years as attorney in Tampa; Claims Judge, Pasco County, 1970-72; Wife Martha Children Three Church Presb- Associate Municipal Judge, Tarpon yterian Military Major, U. S.Army, World Springs and New Port Richey; elected to War II; 501st Parachute Infantry, 101stAir- U.S. House of Representatives, 1982, 1984 borne Division; awarded Bronze Star; and 1986; appointed to Veterans Affairs, Career President, University of South Flor- Energy and Commerce Committees, Task ida Foundation; served in Florida House of Force on the Elderly, Task Force on For- Representatives, 1952-58; Florida Senate, eign Policy, Congressional Human Rights 1958-62; recipient of University of Florida's Caucus, Congressional Sun Belt Council, Distinguished Alumnus Award; elected to Social Security Caucus, Task Force on Edu- Congress in 1962; reelected subsequently; cation; Honors Phi Alpha Delta Award to chairman of Trade Subcommittee of Ways Outstanding Law Graduate; President of and Means Committee; Address 2204 Ray- Student Body, U. of Pittsburgh School of burn House Office Building, Washington, Engineering and Mines; Citizen of the Rep. Bilirakis D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3376. Year, Tarpon Springs, 1972-73; Founder

28 THE SHERIFF'S STAR and Charter President, Tarpon Springs 12th District Volunteer Ambulance Service; member Glades, Hendry, Highlands, Martin, AHEPA; 32nd Degree Mason and Shriner; Okeechobee, and St. Iucie Counties. 1530 Longworth House Office Parte of Collier, Indian River and Address Palm Beach Counties. Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-5755. TOM LEWIS (R) Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 10th District 26, 1924; Education Palm Beach Junior DeSoto, Hardee, Manatee and Polk College and University of Florida; Wife Counties. Part of Osceola County. Marian Children Three Church Methodist ANDY IRELAND (R) Military U.S. Air Force, World War II and Korean conflict; Prior Occupation corpo- Born Cincinnati, Ohio, August 23, 1930; rate executive, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in Education Yale University, Degree Co. 1957-1973; Real Estate and Invest Rep. Lewis of Engi- , Industrial Administration, School ments, 1972 to present; Career Mayor- neering, School of Banking of the South, /Councilman, N. Palm Beach, 1964-1971; Louisiana State University; Wife Nancy Florida House of Representatives, 1972- Career Children Four Church Episcopal 1980; Florida Senate, 1980-1982; elected to chairman of the board of three banks; U.S. House of Representatives, 1982 and Bankers Asso- extensive work with Florida 1984; Honors Legislator of the Year fiom Associa- ciation and American Bankers Palm Beach County Association for Haven tion; past president, Winter Retarded Citizens and Florida Association Chamber of Commerce; director and of Realtors, 1977; also Senator of the Year member of Executive Committee, Florida from Retarded Citizens and Realtors, 1981; Citrus Showcase; Winter Haven City Liberty Bell Award for community service Polk Commissioner, 1966-68; member, from Palm Beach County Bar Association; Committee; County Democratic Executive Allen Morris Award for Most Effective of member, Board of Directors, Girls Clubs First Term Senator, 1982; Vice President Youth Baseball; Winter Haven and Dixie and President of U.S. House Freshman House in 1976; reelected in 1978, elected to Republican Class, 1983 and 1984; Man of Ireland on Select Com- Rep. 1980, 1982 and 1984;serving the Year, United Cerebral Palsy of the mittee on Intelligence and Small Business Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast; Build- Committee; Address 2416 Rayburn Address 1313 Longworth Building, D.C.20515(202) 225-5015. ing, Washington, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-5792. 11th District 13th District Brevard County. Portions of Orange, Charlotte, Iee and Sarasota Counties. Indian River and Osceola Counties Part of Collier County. BILL NELSON (D) CONNIE MACK (R) Edu- Born In Florida, September 29, 1942; Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October A. cation Melbourne High School, 1960; B. , 29, 1940Education Fort Myers High School D. University of Yale University, 1965; J. , (Fla.), received BS Degree from University Grace Virginia School of Law, 1968; Wife of Florida in 1966; Wife Priscilla Children Children Two Religion Christian Military Two Church Catholic Career President, Captain, U.S. Army Reserve, 1965-71, Florida National Bank of Lee County; admitted to active duty, 1968-70; Career elected U.S. House, 1982, 1984, and 1986; Rep. Mack Florida House Florida Bar, 1968; elected to Honors Outstanding Young Man Award, sub. of Representatives, 1972, and reelected Florida Jaycees, 1975; Director, Chairman Young sequently; Honors Outstanding of the Board, Cape Coral Hospital, 1975-77; of Five Out- Man in America, 1972; one Founding Chairman of the Board, Palmer 1975;Flor- standing Young Men in Florida, Drug Abuse Program, 1979-80; Director, U. ida Democrat of 1975; elected S. Metropolitan Fort Myers Chamber of Com- subsequently; Representative, 1978 and merce; Cape Coral Memorial Arch Commit- Technology, and member of Science and tee; Charter Member, Fort Myers Rotary Affairs Com- Banking, Finance and Urban Club; Treasurer, Boy Scouts of America on mittees; Chairman, Subcommittee Council 88; Address 228 Cannon House Applications, Science Space Science and Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 Committee; first U.S. and Technology (202) 225-2536. Representative to fly in Space Shuttle, 1986; Address 307 Cannon House Office TriUia unworthy of pursuit Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) Check you map. An encyclopedia says the 225-3671. the Pacific side of the Panama Canalis 27 Rep. Nelson miles east of the Atlantic side.

29 MARCH-APRIL 1987 14th District appointed by President Ford, U. S. Special Portions of Broward and Ambassador to Papua, New Guinea; served Palm Beach Counties. on Executive Committee of Republican DANIEL ANDREW MICA (D) National Committee; Address 322 Cannon House Office Building, Born Binghamton, N. Y., February 4, 1944; Washington, D.C. Education attended University of Florida, 20515 (202) 225-3026. and graduated &om Florida Atlantic Uni- 16th District versity, Boca Raton; Wife Martha Chikiren Portions of Dade and Broward Counties. Four Prior Occupations teacher; adminis- LAWRENCE trative assistant to Congressman Paul J.SMITH (D) Rogers; Career President of Florida Atlan- Born Brooklyn, N.Y., April 25, 1941Educa- tic University student body and Alumni tion New York University, Brooklyn Law Association; charter member of Blue Key, School, LLB Degree, 1964 and JD Degree, Rep. Mica FAU; member of Board of Directors, Good- 1967 Wife Sheila Children Two Religion will Industries; former director, Commun- Jewish Career Governor's Task Force on ity Mental Health Center of Palm Beach Criminal Justice Systems, 1980-81; Holly- County and former director Public Televi- wood Planning and Zoning Board, 1974- sion Foundation of South Florida; charter 1977 (Chairman, 1976 and 1977); Broward member and secretary of the "Forum Club County Advisory Board, 1978; Florida of the Palm Beaches"; member, Jaycees; House of Representatives, 1978-1982; honorary member, Kiwanis; elected to U.S. elected to U.S. House of Representatives, House of Representatives in 1978,reelected 1982and 1984;Honors Friend ofEducation 1980, 1982, 1984 and 1986;serving on Vete- Award from Broward County Classroom rans Affairs and Foreign Affairs Commit- Teachers' Association, 1979-1980; Civitan tees and Select Committee on Aging; Man of the Year, 1982; Jewish National Chairman, Subcommittee on International Fund Man of the Year, 1982; President, Operations; U.S. delegate to United South Broward Bar Association, 1977-1979; . Nations, 1985. Address 131 Cannon House member, Broward County Democrat Exec- Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 utive Committee, 1973-1978;received Envir- Rep. Shaw (202) 225-3001. onmental Legislators Award from Broward County Sierra Club, 1983; 15th District Address 113 Cannon Building, Washing- Most of Broward County. ton, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-7931. E. CLAY SHAW, JR. (R) 17th District Born Miami, Florida, April 19,1939;Educa- Portions of Dade County. tion Bachelor's Degree, Business Adminis- tration, Stetson University, 1961;Master' s WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) Degree, Accounting, University of Ala- Born Selma, Alabama, October 5, 1913. bama, 1963; Juris Doctor, Stetson Univer- Education Graduate, University of Ala- sity Law School, 1966; Wife Emilie bama, 1934.Prior Occupation Buick dealer Children Four Church St. Anthony' s, Ft. Wife Joan Children Two Religion Jewish Lauderdale Career Assistant City Attorney Career member, Dade County School of Fort Lauderdale, 1968;Chief City Prosec- Board, 1966-70; School Board Chairman, utor, 1968-69; Associate Municipal Judge, 197072; elected to the U. S.House of Repre- 1969-71; City Commissioner, 1971-73; Vice sentatives in 1972 and subsequently; Rep. Smith Mayor, Ft. Lauderdale, 1973to 1975;Mayor member, Appropriations Committee, and 1975to 1979;elected to U. S.Congress, 1980, Chairman of Subcommittee on Transporta- 1982, and 1984. He is a Certified Public tion; member, U. S. Holocaust Memorial Accountant and a member of the Ameri- Council; member, Select Committee on can, Florida and Broward County Bar Children, Youth and Families; Address Associations; Past President, National 2347 Rayburn House Office Building, Conference of Republican Mayors; Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-4211.

livia unworthy ofpursuit Trivia unworthy ofpursuit The "Oscars" awarded by the Academy of Actress-singer Liza Minnelli, daughter of MotionPicture Arts and Sciences are13'/s Vincente Minnelli and Judy Garland, inches tall and each weighs 6'/~ pounds. made her movie debut at the age of 2'/s They were designed by Cedric Gibbons, with a toddle-on part in the 1949 musical and named by Margaret Herrick, who In the Good Old Summertime. She stood later became the Academy's Executive between her mother and Van Johnsonin Director. Said she, in 1931, "It looks just the closing scene. The movie Rep. Lehman was directed like my Uncle Oscar!" by her father.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 18th District 19th District Portions of Dade County. Monroe County. Portions of Dade County. CLAUDE PEPPER (D) DANTE B.FASCELL (D) Born Dudleyville, Alabama, September 8, Born Bridgehampton, Long Island, N.Y., 1900; Education AB Degree, University of March 9, 1917Education public schools of Alabama, 1921;LLB Degree, Harvard Law Miami; J.D. Degree, University of Miami, Attorney Wife School, 1924; J.D., 1969, from Harvard; 1938; Prior Occupation holds honorary LLD Degrees from five Uni- Jeanne-Marie Children Two Military U. S. , jh% versities; Prior Occupation Attorney Army, WW II; saw action in African, Sic- Church Baptist Career Instructor of law, ilian and Italian campaigns; Career served University of Arkansas, 1924-25; served in in Florida House of Representatives, 1951- Florida House of Representatives, 1929-30; 54; named "One of Ten Moat" Outstanding Florida State Board of Public Welfare, Members of the House, 1951 and 1953; Rep. Pepper 193334; elected to U. S. Senate, 1936; ree- named by Florida Jaycees as "One"of Five lected in 1938and 1944; has been serving in Outstanding Men in the State, 1951; the House since 1963; delegate or alternate appointed by the President to the U.S.Dele- to 11 Democratic National Conventions, gation, 24th General Assembly of the Uni- and Chairman of the Florida delegation in ted Nations; Chairman, Foreign Affairs 1940 and 1944; delegate to the Interparlia- Committee; Chairman, Arms Control, mentary Union from the U.S.Senate at the International Security and Scientific Hague, 1938,and at Dublin, 1950, also dele- Affairs Subcommittee; member and former gate from the House to 15 meetings of the chairman, Commission on Security and Union from 1975 through 1983; member, Cooperation in Europe; has served in the House Select Committee on Aging, and U.S. House of Representatives since 1954; Chairman of Subcommittee on Health and Address 2354 Rayburn House Office Build- 225-4506. Long Term Care; Chairman, House Rules ing, Washington, D.C. 20515(202) Committee. Address 2239 Rayburn Build- ing, Washington D.C., 20515 (202) 225-3931. Rep. Fascell

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MARCH-APRIL 1987 Brow ard School Board , s~lp~s~~sw~ww. Robert Waldrop Population Larry E. Scoggins 1,124,136 Mac Horton County Seat Vicky Matthews Ft. Lauderdale Douglas James Sheriff Nick Navarro Citrus Clerk of Circuit Court Population Robert E. Lockwood 72,278 Property Appraiser County Seat William Markham Inverness Tax Collector Sheriff Joseph Rosenhagen Charles S. Dean Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court C4yn@ty 4nclge k@8 lee%'54gr4r Jane C. Carroll Walt Conners Ceiinty Azd4Iee gtreno lenger es. School Superintendent Property Appraiser it~ eottnty William Leery Charles H. Allen ofnc[ele, They are part qf Florid'a'e; jnthcirti Commissioners Tax Collector eyetggn, and ere therefore listed elsewhere in Gerald Thompson Norine S. Gilstrap Sylvia Poitier Supervisor of Elections this'yublic4ICien'ilndei'the J@dicigti'Srsneh Ed Kennedy Wilma Anderson Qf,@fiute 6eVernrftent. Scott I. Cowan School Superintendent Howard Forman Carl Austin of Poynlgt@on Fjgae'gts Nicki E. Grossman Commissioners Howard Craft Nick Bryant The yeyu'intron ~res tleed in:.this 4beqlery School Board Wilham J. Hudson ere, estnn4ttes qertNed by the BIIrefttt of Eileen S. Schwartz Alex Griffin Don Samuels Hank Cohen LoeaI Goyerriieent in the 9eyertrf'tent ef Lori Parrish Bill Broska Centmtntity Mgiirs te hely cetin~ .isti Toni J. Siskin School Board re@le, ,the .I988;87, ealeriee ef their, Jan R. Cummings David Langer Ol&4tle, ~ Robert D. Parks Ruth Ann Derrico Neil Starling M. F. Zellner gs isSgsBsgsBie David Watson ~eg~ss~s~egsn~s~teesei? Calhoun Karen Johnson Population Alachua T.J. Adams Tax Collector 9,506 Clay Melvin Dowling Esther Hall Population S. County Seat Population Clifton Barton Supervisor of Elections 172,900 Blountstown 85,358 School Board Jeneva M Flynn County Seat Sheriff County Seat Joe B. Crews School Superintendent W. G. ( Buddy) Smith Green Cove Springs Gainesville James Jim Sheriff C. Lyons, Jr. Duncan Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Lois Irene Yarborough Commissioners "Lu" Hindery Willie D. Wise Jennings Murrhee L. J. Dwight Crews Lawrence Clerk of Circuit Court Mosley Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Todd A. McCullough E. L. Norman A. Curtis Powers Frank Stone George L. Carlisle Maxie Carter, Jr. Tax Collector Property Appraiser Property Appraiser Bay Joe' Riddick Edward A. Crapo Vonnie T. Duke Lawrence L. Murray Population Wil bur Waters Tax Collector Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector 119,503 School Board Martin Sewell Ruth D. Lee James F. Bishop, Jr. Jimmie Scott Supervisor of Elections County Seat School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections James T. Wainwright Irby Panama City Howard Johnson Dorothy K. Holt J. K. Leonard Schlofman School Superintendent Sheriff Commissioners School Superintendent Rodney Hall Dr. Douglas Magann LaVelle Pitts Charles A. Richards Ann B. Wiggins Clerk of Evelyn Chastain Commissioners Circuit Court James M. Dillard Commissioners Harold Jim Notestein Bazzel Brevard Ronald W. Wood Dale S. Wilson Leveda Brown Property Appraiser Willie Truman Grant Garry C. McIntyre Population Edwin Turlington Richard Davis E. L. Hires Wayne J. Spivey B. 473 Penelope Wheat Tax Collector 339, School Board James Jett Thomas Coward Donnell Brookins County Seat Sonny O'Bryan Larry Lancaster Titusville School Board Supervisor of Elections William D. Price School Board Frank Lagotic Gladys A. Chapman Sheriff Ralph Shelton John Thrasher School Claude W. Miller Barbara Gallant Superintendent Carlton Smith George Bush Clerk Charles Chestnut III Leonard Hall of Circuit Court Eunice Hill Jack Eckdahl Commissioners Raymond C. Winstead, Jean James W. Longstreth Charlotte Varga Margaret Nattress John Hutt, Jr. Jr. Martha Maxwell J. Ralph Burgess Property Appraiser Population Baker Isaac W. Byrd Clark Maxwell, Sr. 78,475 Collier Harold T. Phillips Tax Collector County Seat Population Population "Newt" 310 Tommy Loftin C. N. Jones Punta Gorda 115,221 17, School Board Supervisor of Elections County Seat Sheriff County Seat Tommy Smith Shirley P. Baccus Glen E. Sapp Naples Macclenny School Sheriff Mrs. Deane Bozeman Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff J. Earl Cochran Lloyd Soughers Barbara T. Scott Aubrey Rogers Joe Newmans Linda Grantham Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Dr. Robert Young Charles Roberts Harry Richardson J. Oliver Lowe James C. Giles Roger W. Dobson Tax Collector Property Appraiser Property Appraiser Bradford Thad Altman Barber L. Victor Desguin Sam J. Colding Gary Sue Schmitt Tax Collector Population Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector 23,400 Andrea Deratany Tosie Hindman Guy L. Carlton Gene Harvey School Board Supervisor of Elections County Seat School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections John Barton Starke Larry Williamson Robert Bedford Mary Morgan J. Vera Walker School Sheriff Commissioners School Superintendent Superintendent John W. Baker Tim Starling Dolph Reddish Lee Eure Dr. Thomas L. Richey Clerk of Circuit Court Lynn Demetriades John A. Hufnagel Commissioners Commissioners Kathy Carlson James Croft Gilbert S. Brown Joseph Tringali John A. Pistor George W. Knabb Property Appraiser David H. Schmidt Fred Voss Jimmy Alvarez Richard L. Holt Anne Goodnight

32 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Tax Collector School Superintendent Tax Collector Burt L. Saunders Clarence Glass Quitmon Brown (Mack) Suggs Gloria H. Tucker Regina Brown Arnold Lee School Board School Board Supervisor of Elections Commissioners Supervisor of Elections David Thornton Stan Jordan Willard M. Vinson Holly Green Albert E. Bruggemeyer Bill Boaworth Barbara Berry School Superintendent Edward Kubicki School Superintendent Lawrence D. Browning Jack Nooney Edward Tolliver Linda R. Taylor Deborah Cook Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Geraldine Calvin Commissioners Jimmy G. Mosconis Commissioners John E. Johnson Donald D. Buckley Percy Mock Samuel A. Griffin F. G. McClintock Dr. Samuel Nesbitt Kermit E. Roan P. School Board John B. Coffey Wendell C. Parker Columbia Larry G. Fiegel Doug Creamer Jerry Sapp Population Bobby E. Suggs, Sr. Escambia Will S. Kendrick Bill Petersen 39,358 Robert R. Allen Noah Lockley, Sr. William Busbee School Board Population William R. Wagoner School Board County Seat 264, 715 Lake City Rodney Hollingsworth B.W. "Sam" Neel Deborah F. Lundy County Seat Kathleen Browning Sheriff Ronnie D. Allen Pensacola Gadsden M. Ne Smith Mike Pressley Tom Tramel Phyllis Sheriff Court A. Strickland Population Thelma Arnold Clerk of Circuit T. Vince Scaly Mary B. Childs James Westberry 44, 920 Elmer G. Close Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Property Appraiser Dixie Ernie Lee Magaha Gulf J. Doyle Crews Quincy Population Comptroller Sheriff Population Tax Collector Joe A. Flowers H. Ray Walker 9,206 W. A. Woodham 11,272 Elections Seat Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Supervisor of County John R. Jones, Kirby Cross City Jr. Wayne Hanna Port St. Joe Carolyn D. Collector Superintendent Sheriff Tax Property Appraiser Sheriff School Matt Langley Bell, III Dr. Silas Pittman Glen Dyals George Hamilton Al Harrison Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Oldmixon Williams Joe Hubert Allen Joe W. A. Summerford Benny C. Lister Ronald School Superintendent Niblack Property Appraiser Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Joel S. Mike Holloway Lu die Shipp Hal Chewning, Sr. Deniver Hutchinson Kesley Colbert Witt Tax Collector Commissioners School Superintendent Tax Collector Kenneth E. Phillip M. Waltrip James H. Montgomery Idelle Hatcher Robert H. Bryant Eda Ruth Taylor Supervisor of Elections Kenneth Kelson Commissioners Supervisor of Elections School Board Willie Junior Haltiwanger Sherry C. Mills J. Louise Blackburn Cora Sue Robinson Jack T. Muriel W. Wagner Little School Superintendent Paul Nicholson School Superintendent Roger E. Grady Albrit ton Richard H. Anders Allen Harden Lamar Massey B. Walter Wilder Commissioners School Board Forrest Davis, Jr. Commissioners Keith Hudson Morris C. W. Stephenson Barbara Earl W. Lodge Armond B.Traylor Dianne R. Lane Jenkins Alton J. Land Elmer School Board Douglas Birmingham Dade Leroy E. Evans Eric Eggen Harold J. Henderson William R. Branch Edward R. Osteen C. Edward Stanford, Sr. H. Jefferson Davis, Jr. Nathan Peters, Jr. Population Jim C. Bailey 1,759,251 George Edmonds Williain E. Potter Eldridge Money County Seat School Board Flagler William K, Pitts, Jr. School Board Miami Paul U. Corbin Witt Campbell Oscar Redd of Teddy Cobb Population Ted L. Whitfield, Jr. Sheriff (Director 16,046 Metro-Dade Sharon Snellgrove. James L Hanlon, Jr. County Seat Gilchrist Police Dept. ) Tommy Cooper Waylon Graham D. Cannon Bunnell Population Gene Raffield Fred Taylor J. Sheriff Clerk of Circuit Court 7,008 Hamilton Brinker Robert E. McCarthy County Seat Richard P. Circuit Court Appraiser Clerk of Trenton Population Property Duval Shelton B. Barber Joel W. Robbins (Acting) Sheriff 9,221 Population Property Appraiser Roy J. Rodgers County Seat Tax Collector John W. Seay Stephen Smith 624, 084 Clerk of Circuit Court Jasper Elections County Seat Tax Collector Jackie R. Barron Sheriff Supervisor of Suzette Pellicer David Leahy Jacksonville Property Appraiser Charlie Rhoden Sheriff Supervisor of Elections D. Ray Harrison, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent Etta Peterson Dr. Leonard Britton James E. McMillan Tax Collector Alice Jones Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent W. W. Welch Property Appraiser Commissioners Don V. Kaupke Schreiber S. Morgan Slaughter Supervisor of Elections F. Kenneth Tuten Barry D. Commissioners Valdes Property Appraiser Susan J. Bryant Tax Collector. Jorge E. Louis M. Steflik M. Carey Robert A. Mallard School Superintendent Ulma Braswell Barbara Thomas W. Dunance Sherman S. Winn Tax Collector Ray E. Thomas Supervisor of Elections Lynwood Roberts Marvin Henry Commissioners Sally M. Sapp Harvey Ruvin A. Redford, Jr. Supervisor of Elections John Clegg Addy Jones School Superintendent James F. Merhl Shoemaker Phillips Tommie R. Bell Cecil Corbin Owen Hinton, Jr. Beverly School Board Clara Oesterle School Superintendent W. B. Mathis, Jr. Commissioners Andy Anderson Stephen P. Clark Herb Sang Jimmie Sheffield Lamar Hill Councilmen-at-Large Nancy Dance School Board Shelton P. Thomas W.J. Driggers James Wells Herschel C. King School Board Lewis Vaughn Robert Renick DuPont Turner Terry R. Wood James L. Gary E. Rexroat J. Wade Bullard William H. Dennis M. Fitzgerald Rosa C. Feinberg Henry Cook Raymond D. David Goolsby Smith G. Holmes Braddock Eric Hutchinson School Board Basford Franklin Paul L. Cejas Bill Elvin Mathews W. P. Griffin, Jr. Councilmen Population Carol A. Hyde Waylon Bush Michael Krop 8,406 Janet R. McAliley Forrest Boone Woodrow H. Smith Willard Godwin Aubrey M. Daniel County Seat Katie Hunter DeSoto James F. Tullis Apalachicola Glades Mary P. Bembry Ed Holtsinger Sheriff Population Population Jack Taylor, Jr. Hardee 21,574 Gifford Grange 6,921 Deitra Micks Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat County Seat Population Evelyn Denise Lee Lee R.P. Rivers Moore Haven '21,146 Arcadia Property Appraiser Sheriff Ronald D. Jenkins Sheriff County Seat Jim Atkins John James, Jr. Russell Henderson Wauchula J. L. Varnadore Tax Collector Court Joe Forshee Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Clerk of Circuit Betty W. Sangaree Delma Allen Warren Anthony Jones Jerry L. Beck Doyle Bryan Sylvia Webb Supervisor of Elections Property Appiaiser Clerk of Circuit Court Property Appraiser Doris Shiver Hamm Margaret McAnly Tillie Fowler Larry Luckey Colemon W. Best

MARCH-APRIL 1987 Property Appraiser Sheriff L. T. Sonny Johnson, School Board Mary Ann Wallace Carolyn Coker Joe Sheppard Jr. Freeman Charles Bigelow Bradshaw Angels B. Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Johnie F. Elizabeth Hall William Fussell Curtis Ezelle Earl Rich Bobby Johnson, Sr. Becky Stoutamire School Board Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Indian River Edwin C. Faglie TedSan S. Timberlake, S: Sonny Coker J. W. (Billy) Martin James Boland, Jr. Mary M. Laurel School Superintendent Tax Collector Population Suzi Martin Peggy Shackelford J. T. Landress 76,442 Lafayette Grace D. Bartleson Commissioners Supervisor of Elections County Seat Population Barbara Wallace Samuel L. Rawls Jimmy Whitehouse Vero Beach 4,499 Leon Benny Albritton School Superintendent Sheriff County Seat Jim Moye Ruth E. Handley Tim Dobeck Mayo Population Roland Skipper Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff 168,531 Maurice Henderson Gene Bigbie Freda Wright Bobby McCray County Seat School Board C. F. Howerton Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Tallahassee William R. Lambert, Jr. Carl P. Arant, Jr. David Nolte Paul Trawick Sheriff Gordon Norris Archie W. Summers Tax Collector Property Appraiser Eddie Boone Mary Ann Cobb Claude "Chip" Gene E. Morris G. W. Hicks, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Linda Clark Boring Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Paul F. Hartsfield Donald L. Butler School Board Ann Robinson Amy Carver Property Appraiser Joseph A. Franza School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections John P. Brown Hendry Peter H. Pollard Dr. James A. Burns Linda F. Barrington Tax Collector Robert Fitzgerald, Jr. Commissioners John Chafin Population School Superintendent Margaret L. Turnbull Maggie Bowman Milton Acting Supervisor of 22, 704 E. Ceraso Bill Gene Smith Carolyn K. Eggert Commissioners Elections County Seat Don C. Scurlock, Jr. Jere N. Moore, Jr. LaBelle Hillsborough Ronald L. Smith Gary C. Wheeler Chester McCray School Superintendent Sheriff Dick Bird Charles Couch Earl Population Norman E. Jackson (Sermon) Dyess, Jr. 748,974 School Board Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Tweed Jack Byrd County Gene Waddell Henry Lewis III Charlotte Fitzsimmons Seat Edward Walker Tampa Kathleen Dowd School Board Gayle Nelson Property Appraiser Sheriff Gary Lindsey Bill Montford Dale Small Hiram Bell Walter C. Heinrich Carol Johnson Robert K. Henderson Collector Bill Lamb Tax Clerk of Circuit Court Joe N. Idlette, Jr. J. Lee Vause S. Hampton Ray Buchanan Peggy Richard L. Ake Julian Adams Don C. Price Supervisor of Elections Jackson E. Property Appraiser Troney R. Lewis Gary Yordon Elizabeth J. Foots Alton B. Pa'rker Population School Board School Superintendent Tax Collector 40, 902 Lake George Anderson William C. Burke Melvin B. Smith County Seat Bill Wilson Commissioners Population Supervisor of Elections Marianne 124,278 Emily T. Millett C. E. Hall Robin C. Krivanek Sheriff Richard Merrick Cecil O. Akin County Seat School Superintendent John P. McDaniel Donna M. Harper Donald E. Pratt Tavsr as Dr. Raymond Shelton Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Levy Phillip Roland Commissioners Daun Crews Robert McDaniel, Jr. Noel E. Griffin, Jr. E. Haven Poe Property Appraiser Clerk Circuit Population School Board of Court Jan Platt Herbert Lockey James C. Watkins 22, 460 Judy Cross Pam Iorio Tax Collector County Seat Beauford Davidson Property Appraiser Rodney Colson Betty Ford Hatcher Ed Havill Bronson Fred Dyess Rubin E. Padgett Supervisor of Elections Sheriff McGahee Tax Collector John S. James D. Selvey Alyne Pitman Pat Hartley Linda Haney T. Kerth Hall Pick Talley School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Hernando School Board Tim Chase Emogene W. Stegall Douglas M. McKoy Roland H. Lewis Commissioners Property Appraiser Population School Superintendent Marion S. Rodgers S. D. Johnson Freddie Garner Dwight Bell 67,742 Sidney O. Shores Tax Collector Seat K Sonny Palomino Commissioners County Joe E. Newsome Gloria Moreland Donald H. Richburg Brooksville James R. Carson, Jr. A. Leon Sr. J. P. McDaniel Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Lowry, Lex A. Deems Sam Rampello Alva Mercer Claude Joy S. Smith Tom Mylander Smoak Cecile W. Essrig School Board Thomas School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court J. Windram Virgil Mixson Glenn C. Burhans Will W. Irby III Harold W. Brown Holmes R B. Beall, Sr. School Board Commissioners Property Appraiser Population Louise Boone Phyllis J. Donald Holmes Laster C. Patten Samples, Jr. 15,552 James F. Williams Charles Don Foley Tax Collector Beals County Seat B. E. Charles Anna Cowin Wm. Samuel Yearty II Leona Bechtelheimer Bonifay Herschel Anderson Supervisor of Elections Jefferson C. A. Deems II Sheriff Raymond F. Newman Elmer Smith Neil T. Kinnear, Jr. Thomas Strickland Population School Board School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court 11,543 Wayne E. Beauchamp Dr. James K. Austin Cody Taylor County Seat Nancy Bell Commissioners Property Appraiser Monticello Population Gary Gene Hartley Frank Fish Jack Faircloth Sheriff 264,367 Christopher C. Hardee Richard C. Tax Collector Ken Fortune County Seat Burke E. Brooks worth Killings Edna Varnum Cox Clerk of Circuit Court Fort Myers Liberty Leonard Tria, Jr. Eleanor B. Hawkins Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Population Henry Ledbet ter Marlin D. Register Property Appraiser Frank Wanicka David D. Russell, Sr. Steve C. Walker, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court 4,530 School Superintendent County Seat School Board Jack Jones Tax Collector Charlie Green Joseph V. DeLena Frances H. Walker Bristol Commissioners Property Appraiser Sheriff Paul H. Clemons Supervisor of Elections Kenneth M. Wilkinson Donald (Donnie) Harrell Revell Louise Boehme Lois M. Ritter Tax Collector W. Morrison Clerk of Circuit Court Leland P. McKeown School Superintendent Richard Steele H.R. Harrison L. Duncan Hosford Donald Hensley E. E. Sims Stephen C. Walker Supervisor of Elections Commissioners Enid D. Earle Property Appraiser Highlands Jimmy Whitehead Wilford M. Deason Mordaunt Bishop School Superintendent Paul Jernigan Tax Collector Population Clifford Brown Dr. James E. Melvin School Board Laster W. Summers 58,151 Hubert Hendrix Jessie E. Cooksey Commissioners County Seat Walter B. Edwards, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Houston McCormick Porter J. Goes Edna Sebring T. Butler Walker Donald Slisher W. Stanley School Superintendent Jerry M. Johnson THE SHERIFF'S STAR Property Appraiser Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Lynda M. Johnston James Page Clerk of Circuit Court William G. Graham J. L. Johnson Dee Brown Bill Gorman "Gene" Free Tax Collector Joseph N. Belluccio Sidney School Superintendent Gwendolyn Miller County Comptroller Johnson Archibald James E. RS. III Supervisor of Elections Tom Locker John Troy Sanders Commissioners Pasco Burke Shirley N. King Property Appraiser Joe Gail Cross School Superintendent Ford S. Hausman Population School Board Donald R. Greene Tax Collector 233 272 M. Whittaker Craig Marsh Herbert Roy E. Abshier Commissioners Earl K. Wood County Seat Thomas Duggar T.W. (Tommy) Needham Gene R. Blackwelder Supervisor of Elections Dade City W. L. Potter Dr. Steve Gilman Hazel Jones Betty Carter Sheriff Joseph C. Combs School Board John F. Claxton School Superintendent Jim Gillum Ras B. Hill Betty Cluster James E. Testone Dr. James L Schott Clerk of Circuit Court Madison Sharlene Perry Charles A. Pickett Commissioners J. E. Pittman James C. Ergle, Jr. School Board Vera M. Carter Property Appraiser Population Dr. Carole A. Parrish William D. Rodeffer Linda W. Chapin Ted Williams 15,624 Lamer Luffman Mura Jane Brock Hal Marston Tax Collector County Seat Johnson Dorman K. M. "Mike" Olson Madison Martin Robert B. Tom Lou Treadway Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Rite Braddock Population David School Board Kurt Browning C. Peavy P. Page Joe 80,909 Lydia Gardner School Superintendent of Circuit Court Clerk County Seat Okaloosa William Frangus Thomas E. Weightman Alfred Welch Stuart Population Raymond Bassett Commissioners Appraiser Property Sheriff 136,366 Franklin Dee Parsons Sylvia Young W. G. Rutherford D. Holt James County Seat Kattie Adams Curtis L. Law Collector Court J. Tax Clerk of Circuit Crestview William Thomas Ann Hildebrand Wes Kelley Marsha G. Stiller Sheriff Barnes II Allan Safranek, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Larry Gilbert Iris B. Tapley Michael D. Wells Kathleen M. Burnette A. D. Malfregeot Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Superintendent School Tax Collector Newman C. Brackin Osc cola Agnes Davis Deal Randall M. Buchanan O'Steen Larry Property Appraiser Population Janet E. Tolar Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Hilburn 77,374 Kathleen Wolf Smith Howard E. Roy C. Peggy Stewart Robbins Tax Collector County Seat Gerald P. Petersen Clyde King School Superintendent Joseph G. Stokes Kissimmee Dorothy S. Mitchell Bert Thigpen Vincent J. Navitsky Sheriff James Supervisor of Elections Pinellas Marybelle V. Commissioners Elsie B. Garrett Bob Fornes Allen Cherry Frank Wacha School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Population School Board Thomas J. Higgins Sullivan Mel Wills, Jr. 799,933 Raines Pledger V. Patricia B. Thomas G. Kenny III Commissioners Property Appraiser County Seat Harold E.McHargue, Jr. Maggy Hurchalla Clearwater Sr. Joe Mosier Robert M. Day Edward R. Scott, John W. Holt, Jr. Collector Sheriff Alexander Bill W. Peebles, Jr. Tax Clyde School Board Sam Brunson Murray Bronson Gerard A. Coleman George L. Webb A, Frank Hughes Don E. Ware Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Jody Bond Smith Michael Mitchell Donna Bryant Karleen F, DeBlaker Manatee Carole A. Selover School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser Pam Black Population Bernadette S. Cover Max E. Waters Ronald J. Schultz Henry A. Childers 170,565 W. W. Thompson Commissioners Tax Collector County Seat Monroe Robert B. Grant Randy Sheive O. Sanford Jasper Barbara Moore James Swan Supervisor of Elections Bradenton Population Sheriff Gerald B. Gill Michael D. Bast Charles J. Kaniss 70,729 Wells Larry Whaley School Superintendent Charlie County Seat Okeechobee Clerk of Circuit Court Bill Beck Dr. Scott Rose Key West Population School Board Commissioners Richard B. Shore, III Sheriff 24,545 A. Eugene George Greer Property Appraiser William A. Freeman, Jr. County Seat Thompson, Jr. Charles E. Rainey Frank Perkins Court Clerk of Circuit Ok sech obee Josephine Chen John Chestnut, Jr. Tax Collector Danny Kolhage A. Cornwell, Jr. Sheriff Karen L. Kerr Bruce Tyndall Samuel Property Appraiser Supervisor of Elections O.L. Raulerson, Jr. Martha B. Anderson Barbara Sheen Todd Ervin A. Higgs Clerk of Circuit Court M. Bruce DeBord School Board Bob Sweat Tax Collector School Superintendent Gloria J. Ford John R. Espey Harry Knight Palm Beach Charles (Gene) Witt F. Property Appraiser The Rev. Albert G. E. Supervisor of Elections Commissioners Thomas W. Gaughan Population Blomquist Mary R. Brown W. Chance Tax Collector 713,253 Calvin Hunsinger Edward Superintendent Chetlain School Athleon Alderman County Seat Ron Walker Kent C. Dr. Armando Westwood H. J. Supervisor of Elections West Palm Beach Barbara J. Crockett Henriquez Fletcher, Rowena Parkerson Sheriff Dr. Frank X. Pesuth Jr. Commissioners M. Glass School Superintendent Richard P. Wille Robert L. Moore Patricia Hernandez, McGrath Jerry Jr. Danny L. Mullins Clerk of Circuit Court James J. Eugene R. Lytton, Sr. Polk School Board Commissioners John B. Dunkle William (Billy) Freeman James Lashley Property Appraiser Population Ruby Byrd Michael H. Puto Marjorie G. Kinnan Elder M. Sumner Rebecca E. Walker 366,268 John Stormont Clif Bette, Jr. Tax Collector County Seat Gilbert W. McNeal Board School H. Williamson Allen C. Clark Bartow Elizabeth A. Nevin Padron Jack Robert R. Charles Harvey Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Jesse J. Davis, Jr. Mathews W. Sydney E. School Board Jacqueline Winchester Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. Ganum Marion Lee George School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Caron David Hester Dr. Geraldine T. Donna Enrico Thomas Mills E. D. "Bud" Dixon Population Ruth Alice Campbell J. 157,853 Thomas L. Close Commissioners Property Appraiser County Seat Nassau Robert Joiner Karen Marcus James L. Roden Ocala Stephen M. Kos Carol A. Roberts Tax Collector Population Jerry L. Owens Hobson Strain Sheriff 39,822 Don Moreland Orange Dorothy Wilken Supervisor of Elections County Seat Kenneth Adams Helen B. Gienau Clerk of Circuit Court Fernandina Beach Population Frances P. Thigpin 554,659 School Board School Superintendent Sheriff County Seat Hugh MacMillan, Jr. Dr. John Stewart Property Appraiser Lawrence E. Ellis Rudy Muckenfuss Orlando Arthur Anderson Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Gail Bjork Larry Libertore, Jr. Tax Collector T. Greeson Thomas Olson J. Lawson L. Lamar Susan Pell Lee Draper

MARCH-APRIL 1987 Simmers School Superintendent Su pervisor of Elections Tax Collector Jack Sheriff Ernie Caldwell George R. Hill Sandra Goard Jackson Tedder David F. Harvey Royce Ready Commissioners School Superintendent Superv&sor of Elect&ons Havert Fenn Robert W. Hughes Margaret Hamby Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Carlton Tucker Simmons Judy Culpepper Commissioners School Superintendent Nancy Property Appraiser Dan L. Moody Jack Krieger Barbara Christensen Glenda G. Hamby Ronni e Ki1gore J. J. Corbett Dale Trefelner Robert Sturm Commissioners Jim Minix Fred Streetman Delton E. Lundy Tax Collector Rubie E. Wilcox Ilene C. Spears Andrea R. Whiteley School Board Sandra Glenn Edwin Hendry Judith C. Miller William Kirchhoff Andrew C. Wood Supervisor of Elections Putnam Susan V. Minch School Board Walter Rowell Sherida Crum School Superintendent Population Mary N. Goodenow Nancy Warren Johnny Lee Hankerson Dale Cassens Norman L. Betsinger School Board Roger D. Stokley 56,823 Commissioners County Seat Samuel Gaines Ann W. Neiswender Samuel S. Agner, Jr. Renee "Pat" Telson Willie J. Hightower Murray McLaughlin Palatka Santa Rosa A.R. Pearce, Sheriff Joseph Williams, Jr. Robert L. Durham Jr. Wright Alexander, Jr. E. W. Pellicer Population Sumter Billy Ricketson 63,381 Donald V. Wiggins Warren Crum Clerk of Circuit Court James Taylor Edward L. Brooks County Seat Population Milton 27, 432 Union School Board Property Appraiser Jackie Walker Larry Pritchett Sheriff County Seat Population James W. Smith Tax Collector Mauriece Coffman, Jr. Bushnell 10,686 II Tommy L. Oaks B. M. "Mike" Noone Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Gerald F. Barnes Jamie Adams Lake Butler Michael H. Falk Supervisor of Elections Franklin Donald L. Hersey Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Roberts School Superintendent Robert Burgess Bernard R. Shelnutt, Jr. Jerry Whitehead C. L. Overturf, Jr. Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Barbara Holley Ronald E. Hawkins Margie F. Cason Walton Juanda W. Allender Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser John Eubanks David E. McDonald Tom Swain Wil ford Croft Population Charles R. Baird School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector 25,656 Clyde O. Glisson Bennett C. Russell Katherine Lovett Josephine Addison County Seat Dave Browning Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections DeFuniak Springs School Board Marvin Fowler, Sr. Joe R. Strickland Babe Roberts Montpetit Sheriff James L. Padgett Billy Lee, Sr. Commissioners School Superintendent Quinn A. McMillian William J. Turnbull William Carroll Robert (Tom) Dixon James H. Cason III Clerk of Circuit Court Vivian O. McLendon Leonard R. Barnes W. T. Blackmon Commissioners Catherine King Elaine Murray David C. Kessler William C. Wing Paul Riherd Property Appraiser Raymond S. Rood III School Board John L. Stephens Gerald Griffis Billy Fountain Kenneth E. Smith Stanton Gideons, Jr. Sidney Todd Tax Collector St. Johns L. L. Drinkard School Board Gary Taylor Jack Little Population James M. Rigby (Vacancy) Mitch Brannen Supervisor of Elections 68,822 Ted Dotson Joe D. Merritt School Board Nellie Thompson County Seat Carol McDaniel Sherman G. Wilson Regina Parrish School Superintendent St. Augustine Sarasota Rosa Lee Tomberlin Morris Dobbs Teddy DeShazo Sheriff C. Aubrey Caruthers Shands Howard Commissioners Neil J. Perry Population Suwannee Betty Lee Emerick W. F. Miles Clerk of Circuit Court 238,013 Steve Saunders Sam Pridgen Carl E. "Bud" Markel County Seat Population Volusia Raymond Hall Property Appraiser Sarasota 25,355 Derward Owens Fredrick A. Powers Sheriff County Seat Population Joe Griffin Tax Collector Geoff Monge Live Oak 307,042 School Board Dennis W. Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Dorothy Herring Hollingsworth R.H. Hackney, Jr. Robert Leonard DeLand Dewyne Douglass Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Gary Billingsley Penny Lee Halyburton John W. Mikos Jerry A. Scarborough Edwin Duff II David Johnson School Superintendent Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sabra Martin Otis A. Mason Barbara Ford-Coates Lamar Jenkins V. Y. Smith Washington Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Sarah W. Bailey Joanne E. Koester George Burnham, Jr. Robert N Hartman Population Francis N. Brubaker School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Finance Director 14,992 Lawrence O. Hartley Dr. Charles Fowler Marjorie Carmichael Albert W. Gault County Seat Harry Waldron Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Chipley Phyllis L. Lydon Jerry L. Hente Frank B. Stankunas Katherine S. Odham Sheriff School Board Jim Greenwald Commissioners School Superintendent Fred Peel Thomas L. Allen, Jr. Mabry Carlton Steve Rowell Dr. James E. Surratt Clerk of Circuit Court Pete Weingartner Jeanne McElmurray W. W. Jernigan County Councilmen Travis Pitts Barbara Ward Robert L. Anderson Verneil Johnson Clay Henderson Property Appraiser Pamelia A. Mullarkey School Board Elliott Elton Scott Big John Roland B. Walsingham Sharon L. Hartsell Mary M. McAdoo Clarence Crowe Alice Cycler Tax Collector Dr. Kay Glasser School Board Jerome Doliner Mary Hodges David E. Olson Rufus L. Loper Judith Conte . Supervisor of Elections St. Lucie Janice K. Mee Barbara A. Nelson Frank Bruno, Jr. Marie Canum Mitchell Gene Matthews William W. Howard Roy M. Schleicher School Superintendent Population Seminole Eloise M. Boyles School Board Kelly Brock 116,235 J. M. Holtzclaw Dr. Edward Commissioners County Seat Population Smother man John E. Carter Ft. Pierce 229,937 Taylor Alfred C. Williams Albert F. Davis, Sr. Sheriff County Seat Population William L. Ross, Jr. Hubert Hayes Robert C. Knowles Sanford 17,864 Beche S. White Max Wells Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Ann E. McFall Donald Haddock Douglas Dixon John E. Polk Perry School Board Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Newton Brock James W. Bass David Berrien Quentin O. Whittle Wakulla Jim Kimbrough Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Population Harold Hightower Dorothy J. Conrad H.W. (Bill) Suber Charles R. Carlton 13,159 Euliss Locke Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser County Seat Emma O. Trawick Gertrude Walker G. Troy Ray, Jr. El don Sadler Crawfordville

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II II n~ a~a~a~n~a~a~a~n~a~a~n~n~ ac~~i ALACHUA COUNTY BAY COUNTY Gaines Ui lie Panama City Sheriff L. J. "Lu" Hindery (D) Sheriff LaVelle Pitts (D) Born DeLand, Florida, January 7, 1924 Born Bay County, Florida, October 9, Education public schools of DeLand; BS 1934; lifelong resident of Bay County Degree, University of Florida; Two years, Florida; Education Millville Elementary U. of F. Law School Wi fe Eleonore School, Bay High School, Panama City; (Honey) Children Three Church Episco- Jones Junior College, Ellisville MS; Gulf pal Career Alachua County Sheriff s Coast Community College, Panama City; Office, 1949; Chief Deputy, 1955; elected Florida State University; Wife Sally Jo Sheriff in 1976;reelected, 1980, 1984;gradu- Children Six Church First United Metho- ate, F.B.I. National Academy; has received dist, and First Baptist Career 28 years in approximately 1,000 hours of IACP, NSA, law enforcement; served as Jailer, Deputy and CCJST training in jail operations, and Chief Criminal Investigator, Bay Sheriff Hindery police management, collective bargaining, County; Chief of Police, Springfield, Flor- Alachua County etc. Military three years in infantry, WW II; ida; State Deputy Fire Marshal; Special one year as M.P. in Korean War; Honors Agent, Florida Sheriffs' Bureau; Chief of Chairman of Legislative Committee, Detectives, Leon County; appointed act- member of Board of Directors, 1986, Life- ing Sheriff of Jefferson County by Gover- time Honorary Member and Treasurer, nor, 1967; Major, Florida Marine Patrol; Florida Sheriffs Association; Founder and elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984; Mil- Past Chairman, Police Executive Council itary U. S. Marine Corps. of Alachua County; member, Police Task Force, Governor's Commission on Crimi- BRADFORD COUNTY nal Justice Standards and Goals; member Starke of advisory boards for Santa Fe Commun- Sheriff Dolph Reddish (D) Corrections Center, Santa Fe Commun- ity Born Starke, Florida, August 26, 1932, one College Police Academy, Alachua ity of seven sons Education public schools of Crisis Center, Alachua County County Bradford County; attended Santa Fe Jr. Medical Services; Chairman, Emergency College, Gainesville Church Baptist Sheriffs' Youth Fund Board, 1985; Sheriff Pitts Florida Career joined Bradford County Sheriffs Board, Florida Sheriffs Bay County member Governing Department in 1957; attended Florida 1986. Youth Ranches, Inc., Law Enforcement Training Academy, BAKER COUNTY FBI Executive Development course; graduate of FBI National Academy; Police Macclenny Standards Council, Career Development Sheriff Joe Newmans (D) course; certified Police Instructor; elected Born Sanderson, Florida, August 28, 1931 Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976, 1980, Education public schools of Baker and 1984 without opposition, (first unop- County; Jacksonville School of Technol- posed Sheriff in 75-year history of Brad- National ogy Wi fe Yvonne Children Three Church ford County); graduate of Baptist Career Elected Sheriff in 1972; Sheriffs' Association Institute; graduate, reelected in 1976 and 1980; reelected in National Institute of Corrections Military 1984 without opposition; Honors Member, Rank of Sgt. in U. S. Air Force, 1952-56; Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Honors Past President, Bradford County Children's Association; member of Area Directors. S'heriff Newmans Law Enforcement Training Committee; Baker County MARCH-APRIL 1987 37 first son to succeed father as Sheriff in Council, Advisory Board, Florida Crime Florida via election; past member, Board Prevention Comm. , National Crime of Trustees, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Comm. , International Narcotics En- Girls Villa and Youth Fund, Inc.; past forcement Officers Assoc. , Inc., National member and Secretary-Treasurer of Flor- Sheriffs Assoc. , South Florida Investi- ida Sheriffs Youth Fund, elected to Flor- gators Assoc. ; member Boards of Dir- ida Sheriffs Association Board of ectors, Boys Club of America, National Directors, 1981 and 1984. Safety Council and Crime Stoppers. BREVARD COUNTY CALHOUN COUNTY Titusville Blountstown Sheriff Claude W. Miller (R) Sheriff William G. "Buddy" Born Clover, South Carolina, January 25, Smith (D) Sheriff Reddish 1937 Education public schools, Wilming- Born Altha, Florida, February 19, 1942 Bradford County ton, N. C.; Brevard Community College, AS Education Mt. Dora High School; Two Degree; University of Central Florida, BA years at Troy State College; Wife Sharlyn Degree, Criminal Justice; Wife Kathy Children Two Church Church of God Children Two Church Protestant Career Career Chief Deputy, Calhoun County She- Hampton, Va., 1959-64; Titusville, Florida, riffs Dept. , 5 years; Police Standards Police Department, 1965-78; appointed School, Chipola Junior College; breatha- Chief, 1973; graduate, FBI National lyzer courses at Gulf Coast Junior College; Academy, 105th Session; appointed She- elected Sheriff, 1976; reelected, 1980 and riff, January, 1979;appointed Acting Chief 1984; Honors He and liis family selected of Melbourne, Florida, Police Department, Outstanding Farm Family of the Year, August, 1979~uly, 1980; elected Sheriff, 1969; Past President, Calhoun County Illicit". 1980; reelected, 1984; Honors Director, 7th Farm Bureau; Past President, Blountstown District, Florida Police Chiefs Association; Lions Club; Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs appointed by Governor to Local Law Association, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986

I'I.:;lX Enforcement Advisory Council; honored and 1987. Sheriff Miller by Florida Police Chiefs Association for Brevard County Outstanding Service, 1976; chosen Law- CHARLOTTE COUNTY man of the Year, 1979,by American Legion Punta Gorda Auxiliary; member, Florida Sheriffs Asso- Sheriff Glen E. Sapp (R) ciation's Board of Directors. Born Jacksonville, Florida, July 9, 1946 BROWARD COUNTY Education AA Degree, Jacksonville Junior Ft. Lauderdale College: BSDegree in Criminology, Florida Sheriff Nick Navarro State University; MS in Criminal Justice, (R) Nova University; graduate ofFBINational Born Havana, Cuba, November 11, 1929 Academy and National Sheriffs Institute Education University of Havana, three Children One Church First Assembly of years; U.S. Treasury Department Law God Career Criminal Investigator, State Enforcement Academy; U.S. Justice Attorney's office, Gaines ville; Trooper, Department Narcotics School; St. Peters- Florida Highway Patrol; elected Sheriff, burg Junior College (Police Administra- 1980, reelected, 1984. Military Ten years, tion); Wife Sharron ChiMren Four Church Florida National Guard, Special Forces; Sheriff Navarro Presbyterian Career Patrolman with the Four years Army Reserves, Artillery. Broward County Metro-Dade (Dade County) Police Depart Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Associa- ment; also served with U.S. Treasury tion's Board of Directors, 1985; member, Department, Bureau of Narcotics, Florida Criminal Justice Advisory Committee, Department of Law Enforcement and Bro- 1986-87, Edison Community College. ward County Sheriff s Department; retired as Major in command of SherifFs Depart- ment's Organized Crime Division in 1984; Trivia unworthy ofpursuit elected Sheriff in 1984; Instructor, Interna- Sent out by newspaper publisher Joseph tional Academy of Law Enforcement, Pulitzer to improve upon Jules Verne's Washington, D.C.; certified as Police fictional Around the World in 80 Da s Instructor in Florida Military U.S.Army, reporter Elizabeth Cochrane, 22, made it 1951-53;Honors Founder of 10-24 Associa- in 72 days, six hours and 11 minutes— tion (for assistance to law enforcement crossing the finish line on January 21, offiicers) and Going Home Fund for Runa- 1890. She borrowed the name Nellie Bly way Children; Affiliations Broward from a Stephen Foster song, and usedit as her pseudonym. Sheriff Smith County Criminal Justice Planning Calhoun County 38 THE SHERIFF'S STAR CITRUS COUNTY In ver ness Sheriff Charles S. Dean (D) Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 31, 1939 Education public schools of Inverness; AA Degree from Central Florida Com- munity College, 1962; BSDegree in Police Administration-Criminology, Florida State University, 1963; MS Degree in Criminal Justice, Rollins College, 1976; Florida Department of Law Enforcement Executive and Personnel Administration; Executive Institute sessions on Manage- Sheriff Dean Sheriff Sapp ment, Media Relations, Organized Crime Citrus County Charlotte County Control, Crisis Management and Hostage Situations; Wi fe Judy Children Two November, to fill unexpired Church Church of Christ Career Jailer- 1975, term; elected in reelected, and Dispatcher, Citrus County Sheriff s Depart- Sheriff 1976; 1980 1984; graduated, 1977, National Sheriffs' ment, 1962; college intern with City of Institute for Achievement in Administra- Tampa Police, 1963;investigator with Flor- tion and Management, University of ida Installment Land Sales Board, 1964; S. California; Military U. two Juvenile Counselor, three years in Inver- S. Army, years; U. S. Army Reserve, ten years. ness; aix years with Criminal Justice Advi- Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Associ- Committee of the Withlacoochee sory ation Board of Directors. Regional Planning Council, Ocala; Citrus County School Board, 15 years, Director of COLUMBIA COUNTY General Services; elected Sheriff, 1980;ree- Lake City lected, 1984; Military U. S. Marine Corps Honors Past Master, Citrus Lodge, F & Sheriff Tom Tramel (D) Sheriff Murrhee AM; Chairman, Withlacoochee Vocational- Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, Clay County Technical Advisory Council; elected to Flor- 1953 Education Columbia County High ida Sheriffs Association Board ofDirectors, School (Lake City), AA Degree from Lake 1983, Secretary, 1985, President, 1986. City Community College; BS and MS Degrees in Criminology from Florida CLAY COUNTY State University; completed courses in Green Cove Springs criminal investigations, arson investiga- Sheriff Jennings Murrhee (D) tions, use of firearms and examination of questioned documents; Wi Cynthia Born Green Cove Springs, Florida, fe Lynn (Cindy) Church Methodist Career October 14, 1925Education public schools Eight years' experience as an investiga- of Green Cove Springs Wife Georgia tor for the State Attorneys' Offices in the Children Two Church Baptist Career second and third judicial districts; organ- elected Sheriff in 1964 and currently serv- ized and developed the first Police ing sixth term; attended Florida Law Explorer Post in Lake City; certified as an Enforcement Academy Military U. S. instructor by Division ofCriminal Justice WW II Honors Served on Boards of Army, Standards and Training, Florida Depart- Sheriff Tramel Trustees, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, ment of Law Enforcement; has served as Columbia County Girls Villa and Youth Fund; Chairman of guest lecturer at Lake City Community Executive Committees for all three College, Florida State University and Boards; member, Florida Sheriffs past Columbia High School; member, 3rd Judi- Association Board of Directors; Past Pres- cial District Drug Task Force; elected She- ident, Florida Sheriffs Association. riff in 1984; Honors Community Resource COLLIER COUNTY Volunteer at Columbia High School; Dis- Naples tinguished Service Award from State Attorney's Office; member, Elks Lodge Sheriff Aubrey Rogers (R) ¹893, Lake City. Born Ft. Myers, Fla., August 27, 1926. Education public schools of Ft. Myers. Trivia unworthy ofpursuit Wife Peggy Children Three Church Meth- Built by Ghia ofItaly, Chrysler's $100,000 odist Career Fort Myera Police Depart- experimental automobile, the "Norse- ment, nine years; Chief Deputy, Collier man" was on the Andrea Doria when it County, 19 years; appointed Sheriff, sank, July 26, 1956. Sheriff Rogers Collier County MARCH-APRIL 1987 DADE COUNTY DIXIE COUNTY Miami Cross City

Director, Metro-Dade ~ Sheriff Glen Dyals (D) Police Department Born Marion County, Florida, December Fred Taylor 3, 1936 Education public schools of Dixie (Party affiliation not shown because County Wife Betsy Children Four Church Director Taylor is an appointed, rather Baptist Career served for more than 16 than an elected, official) years as Deputy Sheriff in Dixie County, Born Miami, FL, January 13, 1938Educa- elected Sheriff in 1976;reelected, 1980and tion Miami-Dade Community College, AS 1984; Military Two years, U. S. Army. degree, Police Science and Criminology; Biscayne College (Miami), BA degree, JACKSONVILLE* (Duval County) Director Taylor Public Administration; Florida Interna- MS McMillan Dade County tional University (Miami), degree, Sheriff James E. (D) Public Administration Career Employed Born Gaineaville, Florida, January 29, Dade County Public Safety Depart- by 1937 Education Andrew Jackson High officer, after series of ment as police 1962; School, Jacksonville; Florida Junior Col- promotions, attained rank of Captain, lege (now Community College), Jackson- with Robbery Section and Warrants 1972, ville, AA Degree in Criminology; attended Bureau among departmental entities Aurora College, Aurora, Illinois, to study under hia command; served as Chief, for the ministry, President of Freshman Administrative Division, 1979-83; Chief, Class; FBI National Academy, FBI 1983-86; 1978; Police Division, appointed Management School; career development Assistant Director, 1986;appointed Direc- courses at North Florida Criminal Justice tor, 1987;graduate: Southern Police Insti- Training and Education Center Wife Eli- Senior Management tute, Louisville, Ky., zabeth Children Three Church Methodist Institute for Police, Boston, Mass. Honors Career Employed by Jacksonville She- to Florida's Criminal Justice Appointed riff s Department, 1966;numerous promo- and Commission, Standards Training tions culminated in appointment as Sheriff Dyals Associ- 1981;officeholder in Dade County Director of Police Services, 1983; ap- Dixie County of in ation of Chiefs Police, Vice President pointed Sheriff December 1, 1986, to com- 1987; member, International Association plete the unexpired term of retiring of Chiefs of Police. Sheriff Dale Carson; holds a state DESOTO COUNTY teacher's certificate for adult vocational Arcadia education; certified instuctor in numerous police operations and management- Sheriff Joe Varnadore (D) related subjects Military Florida Born Hazelhurst, Georgia, December 3, National Guard Army Reserve, 1955-63, 1932. Education Summerland High honorable discharge A ffiliations Frater- School, Bartow, Florida; Seminars and nal Order of Police, First United Metho- training schools at Florida State Univer- dist Church. sity and elsewhere. Wife Margaret Child- ~When Jacksonville and Duval County ren Six Church Baptist Career 27'I2 years were consolidated, the Duval County She- with the Florida Highway Patrol, during riff's Department became the Jackson- which time he completed courses in Police ville Sheriff's Department. Sheriff Varnadore Officer Procedurea and Techniques, Radi- DeSoto County ological Monitoring, Police Operations ESCAMBIA COUNTY and Leadership, Radar, Motor Vehicle Pensacola Inspections, Accident Investigation, and Sheriff Joseph V. (Vince) Traffic Law Enforcement; elected Sheriff Seely (D) in 1984, and has attended Florida Sheriffs Association seminars on Civil Process, Born Pensacola, Florida, December 8, Accounts and Records, Budgets and Per- 1937Education public schools, Escambia sonnel; Military U.S. Marine Corps County; AS Degree, Law Enforcement; Honors Past President, DeSoto County BA Degree, Criminal Justice, University Lions Club; Masonic Lodge ¹66, Arcadia, of West Florida Wife Karen Children Florida. Three Church Catholic Career Safety Director, Pensacola Beach, three years; Trivia unworthy ofpursuit Deputy Sheriff, 20 years; elected Sheriff, Her name never became a household 1980; reelected, 1984 Military U. S.Army; word, in spite of the fact that Judy Neuffer Honors elected to Florida Sheriffs Associ- Sheriff McMillan was the U. S. Navy's first female pilot. ation Board of Directors, 1984. Duval County 40 THE SHERIFF'S STAR FLAGLER COUNTY '» Bunnell F55'I&'!II», Sheriff Robert E. McCarthy (D) Born Jersey City, New Jersey, February 25, 1947 Education public schools in Lyndhurst and Boonton, New Jersey; also County College of Morris, New Jer- sey Wife Katherine Children Two Church Catholic Career Detective Sergeant (Juve- nile Division), Montville Township (New Jersey) Police, 1968-1980;Chief of Police, Flagler Beach, Florida, 1980-1983; appointed Sheriff Governor, February by Sheriff McCarthy Sheriff 1983;elected, 1984.Military U.S. Seely 8, Navy, Flagler County Escambia Radio Operator, 1964-1967 Honors Past County President, PBA Local 140, New Jersey; College student body, 1962-63; one of ten Police Officer ofthe Year, Montville, New outstanding students, 1962-63; Gadsden Jersey, 1978; Police Office of the Year, County's Law Enforcement Officer of the Flagler County, 1983; Board of Directors, Year, 1973; Past Chairman, Board of Tri-County Mental Health; Scouting Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association; Coordinator, Central Florida Council, honored by Big Bend Law Enforcement Scouts of America; member, Rotary; Boy Association for "heroic actions" leading Board of Directors, Bunnell Business and to apprehension of kidnapper who Professional Association. attacked police officer; elected Vice Presi- , &;,'"»»ij»&»' »»» FRANKLIN COUNTY dent, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1981; Apalachi cola President in 1982; elected to Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self- Sheriff Jack Taylor, Jr. (D) Insurance Fund, 1984; appointed to Flor- Born Washington County, Florida, Janu- ida Governor's Commission on Child Sheriff Taylor ary 31, 1931 Education Public schools of Support Enforcement, 1985; President, Franklin County Apalachicola Wife Jeanette Children Rotary Club, 1986. Three Church Methodist Career Elected Sheriff, 1968; reelected 1972, 1976, 1980, GILCHRIST COUNTY and 1984. Military U. S. Army, seven Trenton years Honors member, Franklin County Sheriff Roy J. Rodgers (D) School Board; member, Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors; former Born Chiefland, Florida, March 27, 1932 member, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch Education public schools of Gilchrist Trustees; Past President, Lions and County Wife Bessie Children Two Church Rotary; Master Mason, 32nd Degree Scot- Church of Christ Career Assistant Chief tish Rite, Shriner; Past President, Frank- of Police, Chiefland; Chief of Police, Tren- lin Shrine Club; elected Vice Chairman, ton; six years as U. S.Navy Shore Patrol- Florida Sheriffs Association Board of man; law enforcement courses, Santa Fe Directors, 1984; Chairman, 1985; Sheriffs Junior College, Gainesville; elected She- Association Vice President, 1987. riff, 1976; reelected, 1980 and 1984. Mil- itary U.S. Navy, 1951-1970 Honors Sheriff Rodgers GADSDEN COUNTY Commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Gilchnst County Quincy President, P.T.O; member, Florida She- Sheriff William A. Woodham riffs Association Board of Directors; Past (D) President, Chapter 15, Florida Council on Born Dothan, Alabama, May 20, 1941 Crime and Delinquency; Past Worshipful Education Public schools of Dothan, Ala. ; Master, William "T" Carlton Lodge No. Associate of Arts Degree, Chipola Junior 46; Deputy Grand Master, 13th Masonic College, 1963; BS Degree (Criminology & District, 1982; President, Suwannee River Corrections), Florida State University, Shrine Club, 1982; Charter Member, 1965 Wife Donna Children Three Church Branford Shrine Club, 1982;member, Gai- Presbyterian Career State Trooper, Flor- nesville Shrine Club and Nomads. ida Highway Patrol, 1966; Assistant .Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile Trivia unrvorthy ofpursuit 1967-71; Sheriff Court, appointed of The first ship to pass through the Gadsden County on April 1971;elected 14, Panama Canal (January 7, 1914)was the Sheriff in 1972; reelected, 1976, 1980 and Alex Lavalley. 1984. Honors President, Chipola Junior Sheriff Woodham Gadsden County MARCH-APRIL 1987 41 HAMILTON COUNTY Jasper Sheriff Charlie C. Rhoden (D) Born Hamilton County, Florida, April 15, 1925 Education Public schools of Hamil- ton County Wi fe Nell Children Two Church Methodist Career Elected Sheriff in 1956, is currently serving his eighth term; Military U. S. Army, World War II; Army Reserve; Military Police. HARDEE COUNTY Sheriff Rhoden Sheriff Henderson Wauchula Hamilton County Glades County Sheriff Doyle Wesley Bryan (D) GLADES COUNTY Born Bowling Green, Florida, June 5, 1928 Education public schools, Hardee Moore Haven County; attended South Florida Junior Sheriff C. Russell Henderson (D) College for special courses in General Police Administration Wi fe Kathryn Born Wauchula, Florida, December 16, Children Four Church. Methodist Career schools of Hardee 1936 Education public Deputy and Chief Jailer, Hardee County County; Hardee High School, Wauchula, Sheriff s Dept. 1972-75; Police Chief, city Three , Florida Wife Janice Children of Bowling Green, 1976-80;elected Sheriff, Florida Church Baptist Career attended 1980; reelected, 1984; Honors Vice Presi- served as Highway Patrol Academy, 1957; dent, Bowling Green Businessmen's Trooper until 1980; Florida Highway Patrol Club; President, Bowling Green Metho- Intermediate completed Basic Refresher, dist Men's Club; member, Florida Sheriffs Sheriff Bryan and Advanced Police Standards training; Association Board of Directors. Hardee County attended Homicide Investigations school; appointed Sheriff of Glades County HENDRY COUNTY December 9, 1983; elected, 1984; Honors LaBelle 1984-85, President, Glades County Youth Livestock Club; 1984, 1st Vice President, Sheriff Earl (Sermon) Moore Haven Lions Club. Dyess, Jr. (D) Born Fort Myers, Florida, July 9, 1941 GULF COUNTY Education Graduate of Clewiston High Port St. Joe School, Clewiston, Florida; completed Sheriff Al Harrison (D) courses at Palm Beach Junior College and Junior College Wife Kathleen Born Escambia County, Florida, Febru- Lee County Ann Children Three Church Assembly of ary 24, 1942 Education Graduated from God Career 18'I2 years of law enforcement Escambia High School, 1960; completed experience as radio operator (dispatcher), numerous law enforcement courses at the road criminal investigator, drug Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Gulf deputy, investigator, and Assistant Chief Deputy; Harrison Coast Community College and the FBI Sheriff appointed interim Sheriff of Hendry National Academy. Wi fe Bonnie Children Gulf County County in 1980 after his father, Sheriff Three Church Baptist Career Four years Earl S. Dyess, Sr. was murdered; elected of law enforcement experience in the U.S. , Sheriff in 1984; Military U.S. Navy, three Air Force; 20 years with the Florida High- years Honors Drug Awareness Chair- way Patrol; elected Sheriff in 1984. Mil- Clewiston Elks Charter itary U.S. Air Force Honors President, man, Lodge; Informed Parents Wewahitchka Jaycees, two years; Presi- Member, Clewiston Association; elected Treasurer, Florida dent, Wewahitchka Gator Backers, two 1987. years; 20 years as a Little League Base- Sheriffs Association, ball coach; two years as a scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of America; District Direc- Tnota untvorthy ofpureutt 1 tor, Florida Peace Officers Association, Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition. f flJ one year; chosen as Outstanding Young Chaplain Howell M. Forgy was credited Officer the Jaycees I Law Enforcement by with sayingit during the attack on Pearl in 1973. Harbor, December 7, 1941, andit became Sheriff Dyess the title of a World Was II song. Hendry County 42 THE SHERIFFS STAR HERNANDO COUNTY HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Brooksville Tampa Sheriff Tom Mylander (R) Sheriff Walter C. Heinrich (D) Born Baltimore, Maryland, May 12, 1942 Born Harrington Park, New Jersey, Education Public schools of Pinellas November 8, 1926 Education St. Peters- County, Florida; attended Santa Ana' burg Junior College, AA Degree in Police Junior College, and graduated from Administration, with honors; University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; of Tampa, BA Degree in Sociology and received law enforcement education and Criminology; also graduated from FBI training at Los Angeles County (Califor- National Academy; and Juvenile Officers nia) Sheriffs Academy; and Pinellas Institute, University of Minnesota Wife County (Florida) Police Academy; Wife Phyllis Children Three Church Methodist Career Sandy Children Three Church Methodist Tampa Police, 1949-70, to rank of Sheriff Heinrich Hillsborough Career 7 years, Pinellas County Sheriff s Captain; Sheriffs Office, Hillsborough County Department, Corrections Division and headed Crime Prevention Division and Uniform Division, also involved in devel- Criminal Investigation Div. ; elected She- opment of Aviation Division; three years, riff, 1978, 1980 and 1984; police training Hernando County Sheriffs Department, instructor; also instructor, University of Detective Division with rank of Lieuten- Tampa; interim lecturer, University of ant; developed Aviation Division; pro- South Florida Military U. S.Navy, World moted to Administrative Assistant to the War II Honors Consultant, Regional Sheriff with rank of Major; 3'/2 years, Institutes on Police Community Rela- Pasco County Sheriffs Department as tions; Police Award of Valor, 1964; Out- Administrative Head and Chief Pilot, standing Law Enforcement Officer, Aviation Division; started law enforce- 1964/65, from Florida Council on Crime ment career as reserve officer, Tustin, and Delinquency; Liberty Bell Award, California; elected Sheriff in 1984; Prior 1971, from Tampa-Hillsborough Bar Public Office member, Hernando County Association; board member, Boys and Aviation Authority Military U.S. Marine Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa; Silver Corps Honors chosen Deputy of the Year, Beaver Award, Boys Scouts of America; Sheriff Mylander 1976, by Pinellas Park Elks Club. appointed by Governor to Criminal Jus- Hernando County tice Standards and Training Commis- HIGHLANDS COUNTY sion; member, University of Tampa's Sebring Board of Fellows. Sheriff Joe Sheppard (R) HOLMES COUNTY Born Sarasota, Florida, December 22, Bonifay 1933 Education Public schools and Flor- Sheriff Thomas Strickland ida State University Wife Marena Child- F. (D) ren Four Church Baptist Career Wildlife Born Holmes County, August 26, 1930 Officer, five years; FHP 11 years; Education Holmes County Public attended FBI training sessions, National Schools; Florida Highway Patrol School; Sheriffs Institute, FBI Academy; Office of Special Investigations School, National Institute of Corrections; elected Washington, D.C.; Advanced Intelligence Sheriff 1976, 1980 and 1984;Military U. S. School, Washington, D.C. Wife Shirley Navy submarine service four years Children Three Church Baptist Prior Honors member, Regional Planning Occupation Rancher Career former Spe- Sheriff Strickland Holmes County Council Advisory Com. ; Governor's Agri- cial Agent with Office of Special Investi- culture Crime Com. ; Sebring Research gations (OSI); elected Sheriff in 1984; and Development Board. Received Jay- completed FDLE Management for Execu- cees' Certificate of Appreciation, 1979; tives Course. Military U. S. Air Force Florida Citrus Mutual Crime Unit Com- Honors Member, Washington Holmes mendation; served as Sgt.-at-Arms, Flor- Criminal Justice Advisory Committee; ida Sheriffs Association, elected Vice President, Holmes County Farm Vice-President, 1986, President, 1987; Bureau; Chairman, Holmes County Voca- elected Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Youth tional Education Advisory Committee; Fund Board; and Chairman, Florida She- Vice-Chairman, Poultry Advisory Com- riffs Association's Board of Directors, mittee, Florida Farm Bureau Federation; 1984; commended by American Legion member, Poultry (meat) Advisory Com- Post ¹74 as Outstanding Police Officer for mittee, American Farm Bureau Federa- 1981; 32nd Degree Mason; Shriner. tion; Past President and member ofBoard of Directors, Alabama-West Florida Poul- try Producers Association; Past Presi- Sheriff Sheppard Highlands County MARCH-APRIL 1987 dent, member of Board of Directors, West Lodge; member Florida Sheriffs Associa- Florida Electric Cooperative; member of tion Board of Directors, and Florida She- Holmes-Washington Cattlemen's Associ- riffs Youth Ranches Governing Board; ation, Association of Former Intelligence elected Vice Chairman, Sheriffs Associa- Officers, and Association of former OSI tion Board of Directors, 1987. Agents. Special JEFFERSON COUNTY INDIAN RIVER COUNTY Monticello Vero Beach Sheriff Kenneth W. Sheriff Richard (Tim) Fortune, Sr. (D) Dobeck (R) Born Toluca, North Carolina, May 25, Born Vero Beach, Florida, September 4, 1944 Education public schools of Burke 1948 Education public schools, Indian County, N.C. and Spartanburg County, Sheriff Dobeck River County; Indian River Community S.C.; Gardner-Webb College; Tallahassee Indian River County College; National Academy, Federal Community College; Florida Highway Bureau of Investigation; National Insti- Patrol Training Academy; Executive tute of Corrections' Executive Institute; Institute (FDLE); Wife Wanda Children Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Three Church Baptist Career Florida Executive Institute; National Sheriffs Highway Patrol, 12 years and three Association, Executive Institute Wife months; sworn-in as interim Jefferson Madge Children Six Church Baptist County Sheriff, April 16, 1984; elected Career Two years as patrolman, Vero Sheriff in 1984; Military U. S.Navy; Affi- Beach Police Department; Ten years with liations Kiwanis Club, Masonic Lodge; Indian River County Sheriffs Depart- Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Associ- ment; elected Sheriff, 1980;relected, 1984; ation Legislative Committee, 1985-86; graduated from FBI National Academy, elected to Sheriffs Association Board of 1981Honors Vero Lodge 250 F&AM, Scot- Directors, 1987; Treasurer, Sheriffs for tish Rite Mason Shrine; Red Cross Execu- Effective Law Enforcement. tive Board; Kiwanis Club; Indian River Sheriff Fortune County Mental Health Association, Exec- LAFAYETTE COUNTY Jefferson County utive Board; Florida Intelligence Unit; Mayo National Child Safety Council; Civil Sheriff Bobby McCray (D) Executive Board; Vero Beach Defense, Born Mayo, Florida, March 6, 1939 Edu- Abuse Board of Direc- Jaycees; Spouse cation Graduate, Lafayette High School; Board, Indian River tors; Police Advisory attended Lively Technical School, Talla- elected Florida She- Community College; hassee; Plans, Operations and Disaster Secretary, 1986; also riffs Association Preparedness Training at Florida State served on Board of Directors. University; Police Standards Training; JACKSON COUNTY FDLE Executive Institute; Crimes Against Persons, Jail Management, Mari anna Hazardous Materials, Arson Investiga- Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) tions and Homicide Investigations Born Jackson County, Fla. , October 9, Schools; National Sheriffs Institute Wife 1940 Education public schools of Jackson Marion Children Two Church Baptist County; attended Chipola Junior College Career Chief Deputy for nine years with Sheriff McDaniel and Florida A & M University Children Lafayette County Sheriff s Department; Jackson County Two Church Baptist Career 280-hour elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected 1984; Mil- basic law enforcement course required by itary U. S. Army Honors Lafayette Police Standards Board; 40-hour County Development Authority; Presi- refresher course, Police Standards Board; dent of Mayo Jaycees, 1967-68; Outstand- drug enforcement school; homicide inves- ing Jaycee, 1967; Distinguished Service tigation school; 10 years with financial Award, 1968; Master Mason, Mayo institution; four years, Chief Deputy, Masonic Lodge, No. 119;elected Chaplain Jackson County Sheriffs Department; of the Florida Sheriffs Association, 1984; one year with Sneads Police Department member, Florida Sheriffs Association as patrolman; elected Sheriff, 1980; ree- Board of Directors. lected, 1984; Military Florida National Guard, U. S. Navy Honors Past Master, Trivia unworthy ofpursuit Harmony Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic The first Republican candidate for Presi- Lodge, York Rite Bodies, Ambassador dent was John C. Fremont, whose nick- Hadji Shrine Temple; Panhandle Toast- name, because of his background" as an Sheriff McCray masters, Elks Lodge No. 1516 and Moose explorer, was "Pathfinder. Lafayette County 44 THE SHERIFF'S STAR LAKE COUNTY Tav ares Sheriff Noel E. Griffin, Jr. (R) Born Eustis, Florida, September 7, 1928 Education attended University of Florida Children Three Church Presbyterian Career Deputy Sheriff; investigator for State Attorney's Office; rancher; elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984; Military U. S. Navy Honors former chairman, Lake County Soil & Water Conservation Com- mission; Director, Lake County Cattle- men's Association; member, Florida Sheriff Wanicka Sheriff Griffin Board Directors. Sheriffs Association of Lee County Lake County LEE COUNTY seminars dealing with organized crime, Ft. Myers narcotics and dangerous drugs, law Sheriff Frank N. Wanicka (R) enforcement management, criminal law, Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Military Florida National Guard, 1962-68 Novem-ber 2, 1937 Education public Honors Respect for Law Commendation, schools of Wildwood, N. J. and Fort Tallahassee Optimist Club; Master Mason, Myers; attended University of Florida Jackson Lodge No. 1;Tallahassee Scottish Wife Anne Children Two Church First Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; Tallahassee Assembly of God Career Graduate of Shrine Club, Morocco Temple; Chairman, Southwest Florida Law Enforcement Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Associ- Academy, Bureau of Narcotics and Dan- ation, 1986; Sons of the American Revolu- gerous Drugs School, Executive Develop- tion Law Enforcement Commendation ment Seminar for Law Enforcement held Medal, 1983; appointed October 10, 1984, to a four-year term on the newly-created Bail at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va., the Sheriff Hartley Bond National Sheriffs' Institute at University Regulatory Board; Chairman, Board Levy County of S. California, Florida Department of of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association, Law Enforcement Executive Institute; 1986; Legislative Committee Chairman, served with Florida Marine Patrol, three Florida Sheriffs Association, 1986-87. years, Ft. Myers Police Department, five LEVY COUNTY years, Lee County Sheriffs Department, Bronson two years; elected Sheriff of Lee County in 1972; reelected in 1976, 1980and 1984.Mi l- Sheriff Pat Hartley (D) itary U. S. Army, 1958-60 Honors Named Born Morriston, Florida, June 18, 1925 Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Education public schools of Levy County Officer in 19.70 by Ft. Myers Jaycees; and Plant City Wife Mora Children Seven Treasurer of Florida Sheriffs Association, Church Baptist Career Florida Law 1974-79; received Kiwanis Decency Enforcement Academy Command Award, 1979. Course; served as Levy County Sheriff LEON COUNTY from 1964-1976; was a realtor and in used Tallahassee car business; reelected Sheriff, 1980 and Sheriff Boone 1984; Military U. S. Army Engineers, Leon County Sheriff Eddie Boone (D) World War II Honors Past Chairman, Born Valdosta, Georgia, April 5, 1939 Regional Subcommittee, Governor's Coun- Education public schools of Lowndes cil on Criminal Justice, also Criminal Advi- County, Georga; graduate, 100th session sory Board for Regional Planning Council of FBI National Academy Wife Melanic and advisory board for law enforcement Children Two Church Baptist Career FBI training at Santa Fe Junior College; past Technician, 1957-58; Florida Sheriffs' member, Board of Directors and Legisla- Bureau fingerprint technician, 1959-60; tive Committee, Florida Sheriffs Associa- Deputy Sheriff, Bay and Leon Counties, tion, currently Sgt.-at-Arms; member, 1961-66; Special Agent, Florida Sheriffs' Scottish Rite, Masons, Eastern Star (Past Bureau, 1966-67; Florida Department of Worthy Patron, 1973, 1979), Disabled .Law Enforcement experience: Special American Veterans, American Legion, Agent Investigator; Bureau Chief, Organ- Lions, Moose; received Levy County 4-H ized Crime Bureau; North Florida Regional Meritorious Service Award; Distinguished Field Supervisor, elected Sheriff, 1980; ree- Service Award from Criminal Justice Advi- Sheriff Revell lected, 1984; has attended workshops and sory Committee. Liberty County MARCH-APRIL 1987 LIBERTY COUNTY MARION COUNTY Bristol Ocala Sheriff Harrell W. Revell (D) Sheriff Don Moreland (D) Born Bristol, Florida, April 2, 1927Educa- Born Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935 tion public schools of Liberty County Wi fe Education public schools of Dawson, Millie Children Seven Church Baptist Georgia, Central Florida Community Col- Career Military Police; Elected Sheriff in lege Wife Anita Children Five Church 1976;reelected, 1980and 1984;certified by Lutheran Career Ocala police, 1956-57; the Florida Department of Law Enforce- Marion County Deputy, 1957-72; attended ment Executive Institute; Military retired training schools held by U. S. Treasury after 20 years with 82nd Airborne Div- Dept. , FBI,Fla. Police Academy, Fla. Law ision; military duty included four years in Enforcement Academy, National Sheriffs as a warden Institute, National Institute of Correc- Sheriff Peavy the Military Police game the reservation; tions; graduate, FBI National Academy; Madison County assigned to Ft. Bragg Affiliations Lions Club, Masonic Lodge Police Executive Institute; Organized Honors Elected to Florida Sheriffs Associ- Crime Institute; certified police instruc- ation Board of Directors, 1987. tor; elected Sheriff 1972, 1976, 1980, and 1984;Military U. S.Navy, 1952-56Honors MADISON COUNTY Former Chairman, Marion County Law Enforcement Officers Association; Madison member advisory committee, Central Sheriff Joe C. Peavy (D) Florida Community College; Distin- Born Concord, Florida, November 8, 1933 guished Service Award for Law Enforce- Education public schools of Havana, ment from Florida Council on Crime and Florida; attended Berry Schools, Mount Delinquency, 1975; member, Governor' s Berry, Georgia Wife Shirley Children Commission on Criminal Justice Stand- Three Church Baptist Career Completed ards and Goals; appointed to Police Florida Highway Patrol Training Standards and Training Commission, , :! Academy; 16 years with the Highway 1977; former trustee, Florida Sheriffs Sheriff Holt Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund; Martin County FHP station covering Madison and Jeffer- currently Chairman, Florida Sheriffs son Counties; Madison County Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. , Board of Directors; Department, four months; elected Sheriff in VFW; elected President of Florida She- 1972 without opposition; won reelection in riffs Association, 1981;Chairman, Gover- 1976 with 92 percent of the vote; reelected, nor's Criminal Justice Standards & 1980; reelected again in 1984 without oppo- Training Commission, 1981-83; Lifetime sition; Military Military Police, U. S. Para- Member, DAV; Member, Board of Direc- troops, three years Honors President, tors for Marion County United Way for Madison Lions Club, 197071; Past Direc- 1986;Member, IACP, NSA, Florida Police tor, Secretary, Treasurer and Sgt.-at-Arms, Chiefs Association. Florida Sheriffs Association. MARTIN COUNTY MANATEE COUNTY Stuart Bradenton Sheriff James D. Holt (R) Sheriff Wells Sheriff Charlie Wells (R) Born Indiantown, Florida, February 13, Manatee County Born Bonifay, Florida, November 20, 1932 Education Public schools of Martin 1944 Education AS Degree in Criminol- County Wi fe Merriam Children Two ogy; attended Manatee Junior College, Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff for Indiana University and St. Leo College. nine years; Special Investigator, Hotel Wi fe Leslie Children Three (one deceased) and Restaurant Commission, one year; Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Deputy U.S.Marshal, two years; attended Patrol Trooper, 15'/2 years; Chief of Police, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Bradenton, 2 years; State Attorney's Drugs training school and U.S.Marshals' Investigator, 1 year; elected Sheriff in training school, both in Washington, 1984; Honors Florida Law Enforcement D.C.; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in Officer of the Year by the VFW, 1972; 1976, 1980 and 1984; Military U.S. Army runner-up for same award, 1973; Florida Honors member, Board of Directors, Flor- Trooper of the Year nominee, 1972; Kiwa- ida Sheriffs Association, previously nis International Medal of Valor, 1973; served as Sergeant-at-Arms and Vice member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, President; member, Governing Board, Sheriff Moreland Inc., Governing Board. Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. Marion County 46 THE SHERIFF'S STAR MONROE COUNTY Key West Sheriff William A. Freeman, Jr. (D)

Born Key West, Fla., May 28, 1929Educa- tion public schools of Monroe County; Insurance School, Insurance Company of North America, Philadelphia, Pa.; Asso- ciate of Science Degree in Police Adminis- tration, Florida Keys Community College, 1983; BS Degree, Criminal Jus- tice, Thomas A. Edison State College (N.J.), 1985; Wife Shirley Children Three Sheriff Lamar Sheriff Ellis Church Catholic Career Elected Sheriff in Orange County Nassau County 1976; reelected 1980 and 1984; County Commissioner, 1955 thru 1974; State Representative, 1974 thru 1976 Honors OKEECHOBEE COUNTY Jaycees Good Government Award, 1963- Okeechobee 75; "Outstanding Democrat, " Monroe Sheriff O.L. Raulerson (D) County, 1976; Leadership Award, Vete- Born Okeechobee, Florida, August 17, rans' Council of Key West, 1974; member, 1941 Education Okeechobee County pub- Moose and Elks Clubs. lic schools Wife Judy Children Two NASSAU COUNTY Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Fernandi na Beach Patrol for six years; Highlands County (Sebring) deputy sheriff and Chief Deputy Sheriff Lawrence E. Ellis (D) Sheriff; appointed Sheriff of Highlands * I,'"I Born Jacksonville, Florida, March 19, County in 1970; elected Sheriff of High- 1940 Education graduated from Paxon lands County in 1972; Special Agent with High School, Jacksonville, Florida; Florida Department of Law Enforcement Sheriff Gilbert attained certification by Florida Police in Tampa and Fort Myers; became Chief Okaloosa County Standards Council; attended numerous Deputy Sheriff in Okeechobee County in Crime Scene Investigation Schools. Wife 1981; appointed Sheriff of Okeechobee Connie Children Six Church Assembly of County December 5, 1986, following the God Prior Occupation Director of Trans- death of Sheriff John Collier; appointed portation, Nassau County School Board. term will end early in January, 1989; for- Career 19 years law enforcement expe- merly served on the Florida Sheriffs Asso- rience, including 16 years with the Nas- ciation's Board of Directors Military U, S. sau County Sheriffs Department and Air Force. three years with the Hilliard, Florida, Police Department; elected Sheriff in ORANGE COUNTY 1984; Honors member, Masonic Lodge Orlando No. 208; West Nassau Chamber of Com- Sheriff Lawson Lamar (D) Nassau County Farm Bureau; merce; Born West Palm Beach, Florida, April Association. 5, Nassau County Fair 1942 Education AA Degree, University of OKALOOSA COUNTY Florida; B. Ed. Degree, with honors, Uni- Sheriff Freeman versity of Miami; Juris Doctor Degree, Monroe County Crestview (County Seat) with honors, University of Florida; Wife Shalimar (Main Officej Jo Ann Children Three Church Episcopal Sheriff Larry E. Gilbert (D) Career Chief Assistant State Attorney, Born Panama City, Florida, October 18, Ninth Judicial Circuit; aided in revisions 1946 Education Chipola Junior College; of Florida's arson, inhumane treatment of BS in Criminology from Florida State animals and mandatory sentencing laws; University; Florida Banking School Wife elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984; Connie Children Two Church Methodist teaches at University of Louisville, Career State' Fire Marshal's Office, four Valencia Community College, University years; Sunshine State Bank, nine years; of Central Florida; Military Captain, U. S. elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984. Army Airborne Military Intelligence; -Honors Member, past president, Ft. Wal- Viet Nam veteran; Bronze Star, Army ton Beach Civitan Club; Chairman of Sal- Commendation Medal and other U. S. vation Army Advisory Board; member, and foreign medals. Honors Member, Lions Club. Police Executive Research Forum, Flor- Sheriff Raulerson Okeechobee County MARCH-APRIL 1987 47 ida and Orange County Bar Associa- PALM BEACH COUNTY tions, National Sheriffs' Association, West Palm Beach Florida Association of Police Attorneys, Sheriff Richard Wille National District Attorneys' Association; P. (R) Past President, Orange County Criminal Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 15, Justice Council and Orange County Chap- 1929 Education public schools of Port ' l)le', ter of American Criminal Justice Associa- Huron, Mich. ; AA Degree, Criminal Jus- tion; past General Counsel, Florida tice, Palm Beach Junior College; attended Intelligence Unit; and Chairman, Prosecu- Eastern Michigan College of Commerce; tion Subcommittee, Governor's Alcohol BS Degree, Criminal Justice, Florida and Highway Safety Task Force; member, Atlantic University Wife Sherry Children Governor's Commission on the Statewide Five Career St. Clair, Michigan, Deputy Prosecution Function, and Governor' s Sheriff, six years; Chief of Police, North Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Palm Beach, 12 years; graduate, FBI Sheriff Fornes Advisory awarded DeMolay Legion National Academy; completed courses in: Osceola County Group; of Honor; County Chairman "No Casinos, Police Executive Development, Tallahas- Inc"; Lecturer, Child Sexual Assault, Panel see Community College; Criminal Investi- of National Council of Family Court gation, Wayne University; Community Judges. Relations, Michigan State College; was instructor at Palm Beach Junior College in OSCEOLA COUNTY Police Career Development and Police Kissimmee Management; elected Sheriff in 1976 and Sheriff Bob Fornes (D) reelected in 1980 and 1984; graduated from National Sheriffs' Association Institute, Born Kissimmee, Florida, October 1, 1938 1977 Military U. S. Marine Corps Honors from Oaceola High Education graduated member, Board of Directors, State Police courses School, Kissimmee; attended Chiefs Association; Past President, Palm offered by Valencia Community College, Beach County Chiefs Association; Chair- of Vir- Rollins College and the University man and President, Commission on National ginia; graduated from FBI Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agen- Police Academy, Sheriff Wille Academy, J.C. Stone cies; Chairman, National Sheriffs' Associa- Institute Management Palm Beach County Southern Police tion Drug Enforcement Committee; elected School and National Sheriffs Institute; to Florida Sheriff Association's Board of Develop- Law Enforcement Executive Directors; member, Board of Directors, attended ment Course, Washington, DC; National Sheriff Association. courses and seminars on Hostage Negoti- ations, Disciplinary Problems, Compu- PASCO COUNTY ters in Law Enforcement, Blood Stain Dade City Basic and Advanced Finger- Evidence, Gillum print Analysis, Identi-Kits, Civil Liabil- Sheriff Jim (R) ity, Blood-Alcohol Testing and Accident Born Pittston, Pennsylvania, October 4, Investigations; Wife Marjorie Children 1943 Education attended Hillsborough Three Church Baptist Career 22 years of Community College and University of law enforcement experience, including 16 South Florida, Tampa; graduate of years as Chief Deputy in the Osceola Tampa Police Academy; 1,200 hours of County Sheriff s Department; elected specialized training; graduate of Red- Sheriff in 1984; Honors chosen Police stone Arsenal and National Sheriffs Sheriff Gillum Officer of the Year by Kiasimmee/St. Institute; Wife Patricia Children Three Pasco County Award for Cloud Jaycees, 1973; received Church Catholic Career 11 years, Tampa Distinguished Service Meritorious and Police Department; elected Sheriff, 1984 member, from St. Cloud chapter, VFW; Honors Sertoma awards: GEM, 1975; FBI National Academy Associates, Cen- Centurion, Tribune, 1977;Affiliations tral Florida Law Enforcement Council, 1976; Central Florida Law Enforcement Round Correctional Advisory Board; Chairman, Table for Computer Study and Oaceola PHCC Police Academy Advisory Commit- County Crime Commission; member, tee; Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc., Advisory Board; Board of Directors, St. Board of Directors. Jude's Childrens' Research Hospital; Flor- ida Sheriffs Association Legislative Com- mittee; Red Cross Advisory Committee; Trivia unworthy ofpursuit International Association of Chiefs of History remembers him as V.I. Lenin, Police; National Association of Chiefs of also as Nikolai Lenin, but his real name Police; Florida Police Chiefs Association; Sheriff Coleman was Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov. National Sheriffs Association; Florida Pinellas County 48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Criminal Justice Educators' and Trainees' PUTNAM COUNTY Association and American Association of Palatka Correctional Officers. Sheriff E. W. Pellicer (D) PINELLAS COUNTY Born Bunnell, Florida, May 30, 1925 Edu- Clearwater cation public schools of Flagler County Sheriff Gerard A. "Gerry" Wife Pauline Children Two Church Bap- Coleman (R) tist Career Deputy Sheriff for six years; elected Sheriff in 1954; (two-year term); New York September 17, 1938 Born City, currently serving eighth full term Honors Leonard's Academy, Education St. Past President, Florida Sheriffs Associa- N. Y. AS Degree, St. Peters- Brooklyn, ; tion; Past President, National Sheriffs' AA and BA Degrees, burg Junior College; Association; member, Board of Directors of completed course work for St. Leo College; Putnam County Alcohol and Drug Council; Flor- Sheriff Crow MA Degree at University of South Board of Directors, Rodeheaver Boys Police Polk County ida; graduated from St. Petersburg Ranch; chairman, Putnam County Unit of Police Institute the Academy, Southern at Salvation Army. University of Louisville, FBI National Academy, National Sheriff's Institute Wife ST. JOHNS COUNTY Barbara Children Three Church Roman St. Augustine Catholic Career Special Investigator for State Attorney; with Pinellas County High- Sheriff Neil Perry (D) way Patrol, 1959-60; with Pinellas County Born St. Augustine, Florida, May 19, 1945 Sheriffs Department since 1960; elected Education AA Degree in Criminal Jus- Sheriff in 1980and 1984;Military National tice, Cum Laude, St. Johns River Com- Guard, U.S. Army Reserve; member, Vete- munity College Wife Syd Children Four rans of the 7th Regiment; member, Associa- Church Presbyterian Career 18 years' tion of the U.S. Army; Honors member, experience in law enforcement, including: Florida Sheriffs Association Board of reserve officer, St. Augustine Police Directors, elected Chairman, 1987; also Department, 1968-74; patrol deputy, St. member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Johns County Sheriff's Department, Sheriff Perry Inc., Governing Board; Board of Directors 1974-78; detective, St. Johns County She- St. Johns County member, Girls Clubs of Greater Seminole; riff s Department, 1978-84; Certified named "Outstanding Elected Republican Police Instructor, 1976-84;completed Flor- Official of 1982";"Man ofthe Year" Award, ida Police Standards Career Development North Pinellas Republican Club, 1984; Courses in Police Administration, Police received Christopher Columbus Lodge Supervision, Criminal Investigations, "Outstanding Citizen Award"; also Attor- Crisis Intervention; elected Sheriff, 1984. ney General's "Outstanding Achievement Military Florida National Guard, 1962 to in Crime Prevention Award. " present, currently holding rank of Major, assigned as Training Development POLK COUNTY Officer, Florida National Guard Military Bartow Academy; Honors Florida Commendation Sheriff Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Florida Meritorious

(R) Service Award; Outstanding Young Law jl '4' Born Glen Dale, West Virginia, July 29, Enforcement Officer, 1979, awarded by St. Augustine Jaycees; Distinguished Service Sheriff Pellicer 1942Education Public schools, Lakeland, Putnam County Florida; received Associate Degree in Award from Florida Sheriffs Association; Police Science, Polk Community College, Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Youth Winter Haven, 1973; Bachelor of Science Ranches, Inc.,; Board of Directors, SPF Degree, Police Administration, Rollins Group, Inc.; President, Kiwanis Club of College, Winter Park, Florida 1975 Wife Historic St. Augustine. Wanda Children Two Church Affiliation Baptist Career Joined Lakeland Police ST. LUCIE COUNTY Department in 1962as a cadet; Graduated Ft. Pierce from FBI National Academy, 1979; Sheriff Bobby Knowles (R) attended IACP training schools; Born Fort Pierce, Florida, November 14, Appointed Lakeland Police Chief, 1980; 1940 Education Fort Pierce Public appointed Sheriff of Polk County, 1987 Schools; Indian River Community Col- Military U.S. Navy 1960-62, 6th Fleet, lege, AS Degree, Criminal Justice; Florida Europe Honors Chosen as the outstand- Atlantic University, BAA Degree, Crimi- ing alumnus of Polk Community College nal Justice; graduate, Police Academy, in 1984. Sheriff Knowles St. Iucie County MARCH-APRIL 1987 49 also Zonn Institute of Polygraph and with Florida Department of Law Enforce- DEA drug training school Wife Ann ment, last assignment Special Agent-in- Church Presbyterian Career 1959-61,U.S. Charge, Orlando Field Office; began Marine Corps, Military Policeman; 1967- Sarasota County Sheriffs Department 1984, Criminal Investigator, State Attor- career on August 1, 1977, aa Detective ney's Office, 19th Judicial Circuit; also Captain; advanced to Director of Police served as administrative assistant to Services, Chief Deputy and (appointed) State Attorney and Commander of Drug Sheriff; elected Sheriff in 1984; Honors Task Force; elected Sheriff, 1984 Military Charter President, Sarasota County ' III, Florida National Guard, 1956-1958; U.S. Criminal Justice Council, 1979; Presi- Marine Corps, 1958-1966, Combat Action dent, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 1982-83; Ii" jill'! Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, Viet- Charter Board Member, Community Con- namese Cross of Gallantry, Vietnam trol Council and Community Coalition of Campaign Medal and Service Medal; U.S. Families, 1979; Rotarian and member of Sheriff Coffman Marine Corps Reserve, 1971-73; U.S. Elks Lodge; Sunday School teacher and Santa Rosa County Army Reserve, 1973to present, MSG mil- usher at Trinity United Methodist itary policeman, 3220th USAR garrison, Church; President, Rotary Club of West Palm Beach; received Army com- Sarasota. mendation with "V" device for heroism, Cuban Resettlement Program, Ft. Indian- SEMINOLE COUNTY town Gap, Pennsylvania Honors Past Sanford President, Florida Prosecutors Investiga- Sheriff John E. Polk (R) tors Association; member, Fort Pierce Rotary Club, VFW; Port St. Lucie Born Tampa, Florida, December 3, 1931 Education Chamber of Commerce, St. Lucie County public schools of Tampa; Uni- Chamber of Commerce, County Chair- versity of Tampa Wife Dorothy Jean Children man for "No Casinos 1986," National Two Church Baptist Career FHP 10 years; graduate, Sheriffs Association, Moose Lodge, Port FBI Academy, National Sheriffs' elected She- St. Lucie Republican Club and St. Lucie Institute; riff, reelected County Republican Club. 1968; 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984.Military U. Army Honors Sheriff Monge S. Past Master, Sanford Shrine; Sarasota County SANTA ROSA COUNTY Chairman, Milton Regional Planning Council; served as director and Vice President, Florida She- Sheriff Mauriece Coffman, Jr. (D) riffs Association; served as President, Born Fulton, Kentucky, October 31, 1929 1979; serving as Chairman of Board of Education public schools of South Fulton, Managers, Florida Sheriffs' Self- Tennessee; Bruce Business Institute of Insurance Fund; reelected to Florida She- Accounting, Martin, Tennessee; com- riffs Association's Board of Directors, pleted law enforcement courses offered by 1984 and 1985. Pensacola Junior College, and Valencia Community College, Orlando Wife Shir- SUMTER COUNTY ley Children Four Church Methodist Bushnell Career 15years in law enforcement, includ- Sheriff James L. (Jamie) ing eight years as Chief Investigator, Adams, Jr. (D) Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Department; Born Fenholloway, Florida, December two years as Chief Investigator, Milton 5, 1940 Education schools Sheriff Adams Police Department; elected Sheriff in 1984. public of Taylor County; AA Degree Sumter County Military U.S. Air Force Honors chosen St. Leo College; numerous state and federal schools Officer of the Year, 1977, for pioneering on law enforcement and administration; efforts in the use of hypnosis in criminal National investigations. Academy of Corrections Wife Betty Children Two Church Assembly of SARASOTA COUNTY God Career Wildlife Officer, Florida Sarasota Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; elected Sheriff, 1980; relected, 1984 Mil- Sheriff Geoffrey Monge (R) itary U. S. Army, 82nd Airborne Division Born Sterling, Illinois, April 2, 1945 Edu- Honors Past Master, Masonic Lodge No. cation Bachelor's Degree, Sociology, 30; Order of Eastern Star; Bahia Shrine Washington University, St. Louis, MO; Temple; Loyal Order of the Moose, Lodge Master's Degree, Criminology, Florida No. 1179; South Sumter High School State University; graduated from FBI Advisory Committee; South Sumter FFA National Academy Wife Pat Children Alumni; D.A.V.; Commissioner, Boy Two Church Methodist Career 8'/2 Scouts of America, Withlacoochee Dis- Sheriff Polk years Seminole County THE SHERIFF'S STAR trict; Chairman, Advisory Committee, Boy Scout Troop 313; Withlacoochee Vo- Ilail'ji Tech, Law Enforcement Advisory Com- mittee; Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee, Middle District of Florida. SUWANNEE COUNTY Live Oak Sheriff Robert Leonard (D) Born Live Oak, Florida, March 23, 1933 Education public schools in Live Oak; attended East Tennesse State College, Johnson City, TN; Wife Carol Children One Church Baptist Career Florida High- Sheriff Whittle Sheriff Leonard way Patrol Trooper, 1963-68; Beverage Taylor County Suwannee County Agent, Division of Beverage, 1968-72; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976, VOLUSIA COUNTY 1980 and 1984; Military U. S.Army, 1953- DeLand 55; Florida National Guard, 1955 to present; Honors Served on Florida Sheriffs Sheriff Edwin H. Duff II (D) H Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund Borri Bronx, New York, March 14, 1911 Boards of Trustees; past member, Florida Education public schools of Rockville, Sheriffs Youth Fund. Maryland, and Washington, D.C.; attended George Washington University TAYLOR COUNTY for pre-law; received LLB Degree from Perry Columbus University in 1940 Children Sheriff Quentin Whittle (D) Three Church Catholic Career FBI Agent for 27 years; rated FBI as an "Out- March 1932 by Born Moultrie, Georgia, 2, standing Criminal Investigator"; Senior Education public Schools of Gadsden Resident Agent for the FBI in Daytona Sheriff Harvey County, Florida Wi fe Thais Children Beach from April, 1947, until hia retire- Wakulla County Church Baptist Career Served 25 Three ment in December, 1967; also served as Florida Patrol aa a years with the Highway FBI instructor specializing in judo and Traffic Homicide Investiga- Trooper and defensive tactics for 20 years; elected She- 1956-1982; elected Sheriff, 1984. Mil- tor, riff in 1968; reelected in 1972, 1976, 1980, Honors Florida Highway itary U. S. Navy 1984; Honors served on Florida Sheriffs Outstand- Patrol Trooper of the Year, 1965; Boys Ranch Board of Trustees; former Law Enforcement Officer Award, Tay- ing member, Florida Sheriffs Association 1970. lor County, Board of Directors; served aa Secretary of UNION COUNTY Florida Sheriffs Association in 1977 and 1978. Lake Butler Sheriff Jerry Whitehead (D) WAKULLACOUNTY Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, Craw fordvi lie 1953 Education Union County High Sheriff David F. Harvey (D) Bobbie Children Two Church School Wife Born Tallahassee, Florida, November 27, Sheriff Whitehead Church Prior Occupation Christian 1949Education public schools of Wakulla Union County Hydrocarbons; repairman, Florida County; AA Degree, Chipola Junior Col- Career basic knowledge of law gained a lege, Marianna; BS Degree in Criminol- enforcement from his father, former ogy, Florida State University; graduate Sheriff John H. White- Union County credits, University of Virginia; Wife head, who retired at the end of 1984;Jerry Rhonda Children One Church Baptist was elected Sheriff in 1984; Honors Career Florida Parole Commission, four Crime and member, Florida Council on years; elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, board Delinquency; President and 1980 and 1984; graduated from National member, Union County Parents Associa- Sheriffs' Institute, Univerity of Southern Sheriffs tion; elected Secretary, Florida California, FBI National Academy; Association, 1987. National Institute of Corrections; Police Executive Institute; Honors Master Trivia unworthy ofpureuit Mason, Crawfordville Masonic Lodge No. Spiders, Octopi, and Lobsters all have 294; Tallahassee Scottish Rite Bodies, the eight legs, but all have been outdid by 32nd Degree; Tallahassee Shrine Club, Sheriff Duff ten-legger. Squid, a Voluaia County MARCH-APRIL 1987 Morocco Temple; Crime Information Sys- and Civil Liability Course, Executive and tems Council, 1978-82; Chairman, Florida Time Management Course, Executive and Sheriffs Association's Legislative Com- Personnel Course at Florida Department of mittee, 1981;Region III Police Standards Law Enforcement; the Law Enforcement Training Advisory Council; Florida Academy Executive Institute; Psychologi- Council on Criminal Justice, 1979-82, cal Interrogative Techniques and Investiga- Vice Chairman; charter member Big tive Hypnosis at Regional Investigators Bend Narcotics Task Force; President, Conference; National Conference on Vio- Crawfordvillle P.T.O., 1980; selected Out- lence at Florida Department of Law standing Law Enforcement Officer for Enforcement; Organized Crime Institute; 1980by Coastal Optimist Club; President, Military U. S. Army, 1963-65. Wakulla Men's Association, 1984-85; Out- standing Young Men of America, U.S. WASHINGTON COUNTY Sheriff McMillian Jaycees; member, Board of Managers, Chipley Florida Self-Insurance Walton County Sheriffs Fund; Sheriff Fred Peel (D) Past President, Florida Sheriffs Associa- tion, 1984. Born Marianna, Fla. , December 14, 1946 Education public schools of Washington WALTON COUNTY County; BSDegree, University ofFlorida; DeFuniak Springs MS Degree, University of West Florida Sheriff Quinn A. Wife Jayne Children Two Church Presby- McMillian terian Career Graduated National Sheriffs' (D) Institute, 1977, National Institute of Cor- Born DeFuniak Springs, Florida, August rections, 1980; 600 hours of training, Flor- 15, 1940 Education Walton High School, ida Police Standards Council; certified DeFuniak Springs Wife Rebecca Church police training instructor; elected Sheriff, Baptist Career Walton County Sheriffs 1976, reelected, 1980 and 1984; graduated Department, deputy and investigator for &om FBI National Academy, 1982. Mil- five years; graduate of Police Standards & itary Major, National Guard; U. S. Army Training School, and Crime Scene Evi- Ranger; Honors elected Chairman ofBoard Sheriff Peel dence Technology School, Okaloosa-Walton of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Association, Washington County Junior College; Homicide Investigation 1981;appointed by Governor to State Medi- School, St, Petersburg Junior College; brea- cal Examiners Commission; Past Presi- thalyzer courses at Washington-Holmes dent, Chipley Kiwanis Club; Past Area Vo-Tech School; attended Executive President, Florida Sheriffs Association.

eriH's Sat Of 1634

The Oath quoted in full below was sworn by writts as ffar forthe as shall be to you coming. Captain William Stone, first Sheriff of Accomak "You shall take noe Bayliffe into your service (State of Virginia) on July 5, 1634. but such as you will answere for. "Ye shall sweare that well and truely kepe the "You shall make such of yor Bayliffes to take King's Right and all that belongeth to the such oath as you make yourseffe in that belon- Crowne. geth to your occupation. "You shall truely and rightfully treate the "You shall be dwelling in your own yyn ysons people of the Sheriffwicke, and do right as well to (proper persons?) within your Bayliewicke for the poore as to the Ritch in all that belonged to the tyme that you shall be in the same office, your office. except you are otherwise licensed by the Gover- "You shall doe no wrong to anie man for anie nor and Counsell of this Colony. And you shall guift or other behest or promise of goods for diligently and truely doe all of the things apper- favour nor hate. taining to yor sayd office of Sheriffwicke to the "You shall disturb noe man's rights. You shall uttermost of yr power. Soe help your God Ye." truely returne and truely serve all the King' s Reprinted from The National Sheriff magazine.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A DIRECTORY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

Tactical Enforcement Paul A. Teresi P. O. Box 1408 Division Addresses: Resident Agent-in-Charge 33090. FEDERAL AGENCIES 701 Clematis St. Room 253 Homestead, 1408 , Federal Building & U. S. (305) 248-8677 W. Palm Beach, 33401 Courthouse P. O. Box 887 Alcohol, Tobacco 4 Tampa Station 229 E. Broward Blvd. 299 East Broward Blvd. , P. O. Box 3344 Suite 406 Suite 405 Key West, 33040 Firearms 296-3093 Tampa, 33601 Ft. Lauderdale, 33315 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (305) DISTRICT OFFICE (813) 228.2160 (305) 527-7220 P. Room 220, Post Office O. Box 1389 Edward D. Conroy Thomas Habib Bldg. Robert Williams West Palm Beach, 33401 (305) 833-7517 Special Agent-in-Charge Patrol Agent-in-Charge Key West, 33040 Resident Agent-in-Charge 8420 NW 52nd St. West Palm Beach Station Townsquare Mall, O. Box 2176 301 South Ashley Drive P. Suite 120 P. O. Box 9875 Suite 214 Naples, 33939 Miami, 33166 Riviera Beach, 33404 Tampa, 33602 11400 Overseas Highway TAMPA DIVISION (305) 536.4368 (305) 848-6161 120 George King Blvd. Marathon, 33050 743.7423 FIELD OFFICES Customs Service Cape Canaveral, 32920 (305) Robert W. Butler Special Agent-in-Charge Miami Group I 1250 E. 8th St. Gary Sloboda Leon W. Guinn Resident Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 3301 (305) 536.4248 Jacksonville, 32206 Assistant Regional NE 9th Suite Tampa, 33601 Miami Group II 1717 St., 134 Commissioner (E) P.O. Box 2041 Gainesville, 32601 (813) 228-7661 (305) 536-4249 Office of Enforcement . Myers, 33902 (904) 371-2077 Miami Group III 99S.E. Fifth St. Room 400 RESIDENT AGENCIES , P.O. Box 518 (305) 536.4554 Miami, 33131 Box 1904 Apalachicola, 32320 Federal Bureau of P. O. Miami Group IV (305) 536-5952 Cocoa, 32923 (305) 536-4556 Investigation C. Everett Sutton SCPO Yuille Young (305) 636.5820 P.O. Box 1896 JACKSONVILLE Tampa Deputy Assistant P. O. Box 2165 Panama City, 32401 DIVISION (813) 228 2184 Regional Commissioner Ft. Myers, 33902 Cagnassola, Orlando (Enforcement) SCPO Dean Anderson James Jr. (S13) 334-8711 Special Agent-in-Charge (305) 420-6136 (Same Address) Tactical Enforcement (305) 536-4468 Division P. O. Box'8928 P. O. Box 6405 Lakeland, 33807 Jacksonville 1 South A Street, Suite 103 Jacksonville, 32239 (904) 791-3468 William B. Mayberry, (904) 721-1211 (813) 647-1526 Director Pensacola, 32501 Pensacola RESIDENT AGENCIES P. O. Box 3668 Regional Intelligence Drug Enforcement (904) 434-2697 (Same Address) Orlando, 32802 Administration Jacksonville Division (305) 420-6381 Ft. Lauderdale (305) 536-4737 P. O. Box 1070 (305) 527-7369 Patrick O'Brian MIAMI FIELD Daytona Beach, 32015 Suite 601 Special Agent-in-Charge DIVISION (904) 252-0463 801 W. Bay Drive Organized Crime & 33540 South Florida Diogenes K. Galanos Largo, Drug Enforcement Task P. O. Box 383 (813) 228.2692 Force (OCDETF) 77 S.E. 5th St., Suite 350 Special Agent-in-Charge Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Miami Headquarters Miami, 33131 8400 N. W. 53rd Street (904) 244-5179. P. O. Box 250 Group I (305) 536-5184 Miami, 33166 Seras ota, 33578 P. O. Box 14335 (305) 536-7592 (305) 591-4851 (813) 955-3325 James T. Schmand Gainesville, 32604 Group II Agent-in- Asst. Special Michael Powers (904) 372-9600 Immigration 4 (305) 536-7596 Charge Resident Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 731 Naturalization Border Patrol 77 S.E. Fifth St., Suite 350 700 Twiggs St., Suite 400 Miami, 33131 Tampa, 33602 Ocala, 32678 Service 732. Marshall M. Metzgar, (305) 536-5184 (S13) 228-2178 (904) 7563 Perry A. Rivkind Chief Richard Boyer William Simpkins P. O. Drawer 270 District Director Patrol Agent Agent-in- Panama City, 32401 7880 Biscayne Blvd. P. O. Box 3663 Asst. Special Resident Agent-in-Charge Charge 701 Clematis St. Rm. 223 (904) 785.8751 Miami, 3313S Norland Branch , 536. Tactical Enforcement West Palm Beach, 33401 P. O. Box 12944 (305) 4787 Miami, 33169 Room 350 536-5811 77 S.E. 5th St., (305) 350-7263 Pensacola, 32576 Richard B. Smith (305) Miami, 33131 A. Rinehart (904) 432-3476 Deputy District Director Vacancy (305) 536.5184 Jerry Resident Agent-In-Charge O. Box 1016 (same address) Patrol Agent-in-Charge, P. 350-4926 Andrew J. Hoffman, Jr. 4077 Woodcock Dr., Tallahassee, 32302 (305) Miami Station Agent-in-Charge Box 3663 Special Suite 210 (904) 224-4107 James Minton P. O. North Florida Norland Branch Jacksonville, 32207 Officer-in-Charge 301 South Ashley Drive (904) 791-3566 MIAMI DIVISION 500 Zack Street Miami, 33169 33602 536.5811 Tampa, William E. Wells Tampa, 33602 (305) (813) 225-7098 Peter Reiff Resident Agent-in-Charge Special Agent-in-Charge (813) 826-2708 Donald L. Barley O' P. O. Box 592418 AMF Paul Brien Sun Bank Bldg. , Suite 301 David A. Patrol Agent-in-Charge International Angotti Asst. Special Altamonte Springs, 32701 Miami Officer-in-Charge Jacksonville Station Airport Agent-In-Charge (305) 648-6155 Federal Bldg. Room 318 P. O. Box 4849 Investigations Miami, 33159 , 32201 400 W. "A" Street Jacksonville, 500 Zacli St. Room 515 Edmundo Apodaca (305) 573-3333 (904) 791-3998 , Resident Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32201 Tampa, 33601 RESIDENT AGENCIES (904) 946-2624 Richard J. Greenier (813) 228-2171 Room 101, Federal Bldg. Agent-in-Charge Ft. Myers, 33901 Miami Division James Breslin, Supervisor Patrol Frederic D. Haiduk Station (813) 334-6245 (Ft. Lauderdale) Immigration Examiner Orlando Resident Agent-in-Charge Drawer P. O. Box 6383 4 East Port Road P. O. 0 1250 8th Mike Hinkle 32789 E. Street Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 P. O. Box 9846 Winter Park, Jacksonville, 32206 Resident Agent-in-Charge (305) 644.6204 P. O. Box 1486 (305) 765-1990 Riviera Beach, 33404 (904) 791-2611 (305) 844-4341 Larry Arthurs Panama City, 32401 P. O. Box 3-112 Patrol Agent-in-Charge (904) 769-3407 Ft. Pierce, 33454 (305) 944-0417 +ARCH-APRIL 1987 Internal Revenue GROUP MANAGERS United States Jacksonville & Ocala Wilier Michalaks B landing Service James J. Attorneys Divisions Supervisor Court Support (305) 536.6824 (904) 791-2293 536-5346 NORTHERN DISTRICT (305) Criminal Investi- Jeffrey P. Karshs Division K. Michael Moore Ralph Carr William Luttinger gation (305) 536.6824 U.S. Attorney Inspector-Warrants Supervisor-Operations JACKSONVILLE Dennis H. Donnells Suite 4014 Jacksonville, 32201 (305) 536-5346 DISTRICT (904) 791.2293 (305) 536.7535 227 N. Bronough Street James Maurice L. Dettmer, Chief Tallahassee, FL 32301 Simmons Patricia Allen Pete Nagurny Supervisor-Cell Block Roland K. Anderson (904) 681-7360 Supervisor-Operations (305) 536.5380 (305) 536-5346 Assistant Chief Pensacola Orlando Division O. Box 35045 Office John P. 'All above at following 100 N. Palafox Street (305) 648-6326 Cooper Jacksonville, 32202 Supervisor-Civil address: Room 307 (904) 791-2963 Luz M. Hendricks (305) 536.5346 51 S.W. First Avenue Pensacola, FL 32501 Inspector-Warrants GROUP MANAGERS Miami, 33130 (904) 434-3251 Orlando, Melvin J. Hess George F. Meyer, Jr. Joseph M. Flanagan MIDDLE DISTRICT (305) 648-6326 Supervisor-Warrants 4613 Phillips Highway, 536-4628 10300 Sunset Drive Robert W. Merkle (305) Suite 201 Richard McCannon Miami, 33173 Jacksonville, FL 32207 U. S. Attorney Supervisor-Operations Anthony Sacco (305) 595 3140 Room (904) 791-2961 410 Tampa & Ft. Myers Supervisor Administration Postal Timberlake Bldg. Divisions (305) 536-5346 Gerald W. Matthews Inspectors 500 Zack Street (813) 228-2146 80 N. Hughey Avenue Tampa, 33602 M. D. Purcell Ft. Lauderdale Division Orlando, FL 32801 Postal Inspector- (813) 228-2941 Harry A. Layne (305) 420-6551 Inspector-Warrants Rudy Friedrich in-Charge Jacksonville Office Supervisor Tampa, 33622-2526 Tampa, 33601 A. R. Demeter P. O. Box 600 (813) 22S-2146 299 East Broward Blvd. 500 Zack Street (813) 228-2481 Jacksonville, 32201 Fort Lauderdale, 33301 Tampa, FL 33602 W. S. Hudson, Inspector (904) 791-2682 SOUTHERN DISTRICT (305) 527-7256 (813) 228-2301 P.O. Box 620124 Daniel J. Horgan Orlando Office United States Marshal West Palm Beach Division George A. Scott Orlando, 32862-0124 501 Federal Building 701 Clematis St. (305) 850.6388 301 North Miami Avenue 500 Zack Street 80 N. Hughey Avenue Suite 205 West Palm Beach, 33402 Tampa, FL 33602 L.K, Keith, Inspector Orlando, 32801 Miami, 33128 (305) 536.7213 (813) 228-2698 (305) 420-6341 P.O. Box 40176 (305) 536-5346 Key West Division Thomas C. Daniel, Jr. Jacksonville, 32203-0176 SOUTHERN DISTRICT P.O. Box 1059 (904) 359-2790 James A. Tassone 220 W. Garden Street Stanley Marcus Chief Deputy Key West, 33040 Pensacola, FL 32501 M. Grey U. S. Attorney (305) 536-5346 (305) 536-4571 (904) 432-0928 Postal Inspector- 155 S. Miami Avenue in-Charge Miami, 33130 FORT LAUDERDALE Miami, 33152-0772 (305) 350-4471 STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DISTRICT (305) 591-0379 Ft. Lauderdale Office M. Chief Daniel Dockum, R.J. Bowdren Room 202-B AGENCIES Earl J. Acquaviva, Postal Inspector 299 East Broward Blvd. Assistant Chief P. O. Box 8547 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 One North University Plaza Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-8547 (305) 527-7254 Agriculture 4 Roger Eiler Ft. Lauderdale (305) 527-2060 West Palm Beach Office Consumer Services, Brands Registrar (305) 472-6299 A.B. DePriest 701 Clematis Street Department of Rm. 328, Mayo Building Tallahassee, NORTHERN BRANCH Postal Inspector-in-Charge West Palm Beach, 33401 32301 DIVISION OF ANIMAL (904) 488-7141 Douglas S. Evaul, Chief Birmingham, AL (305) 655-1029 299 E. Broward Blvd. INDUSTRY, MARKS 35202-2767 United AND BRANDS UNIT INSPECTION DIVISION Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (205) 521-0270 States (305) 536.6666 Marshals Dr. C. L. Campbell Vincent Giglio, Director Director Room 232, Mayo Building GROUP MANAGERS NORTHERN DISTRICT Secret Service Division of Animal Tallahassee, 32301 Peter W. Lindsey W. L. McLendon Industry (904) 488-3731 (Address same Michael F. Murphy United States Marshal Room as above) Special Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 10229 335, Mayo Building P. S.Wright, Asst. Director (305) 527-7034 7820 Arlington Expy. Tallahassee, 32302 Tallahassee, 32301 Room 221B, Mayo Room 500 681. (904) 488-7747 Tallahassee, 32301 Ralph L. Gay, Jr. (904) 7676 Jacksonville, 32211 John O' Brien, (904) 488.7447 Washington Square Bldg. , Ronald J. Wierenga, Sr. (904) 724-4530 Supervisor 111 N.W. 183rd Street Chief Deputy Marshal ROAD GUARD Kenneth Keene Rm. 331, Mayo Buildng Miami, 33136 P.O. Box 10229 Forrest L. Beach, Chief (305) 536.5996 Resident Agent Tallahassee, 32302 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-7141 J. Roger Pittman, Asst. 80 N. Hughey St. (904) 681-7276 Chief S. Rene Munoz Room 212 299 East Broward Blvd. Larry Riffe Warren C. Blue, P. O. Box 259 , Orlando, 32801 Investigator Ft. Lauderdale Supervisory Trenton, 32693 (305) 648-6333 Deputy P. O. 1357 (305) 527-7402 Marshal Box (904) 463-2136 Jack E. Kippenberger P.O. Box 1150 Perry, 32347 GROUP MANAGERS Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 584.4139 Alcoholic Beverages Thomas J. McGovern Pensacola, 32395 8375 N.W. 53rd Street (904) 432-4816 David R. Caldwell, and Tobacco, Divi- 701 Clematis Street Suite 201 West Palm Beach, 33409 MIDDLE DISTRICT Investigator sion of Miami, 33166 P. Box (305) 655.3139 Richard L. Cox 0. 592 Vacancy (305) 350-5961 Floral 32636 United States Marshal City, Chief of Law Nathan F. Rodman (904) 726.8698 Enforcement David H. Noznesky P. O. Box 2907 725 S. Bronough St. 3S30 Bee Ridge Rd. Resident Agent Sarasota, 33583 Tampa, 33601 B. Archie Maynard, Tallahassee, 32301-1927 Federal Bldg., Suite 231 228-2146 Investigator 488-3227 (813) 923.3384 (813) (904) 701 Clematis Street 5055 N.W. 160th Street SOUTHERN BRANCH West Palm Beach, 33401 Alfonso Solis DISTRICTS & SUB- Chief Okeechobee, 33472 Charles T. Franssen, Chief (305) 659-0184 Deputy 467-1793 OFFICES U. S. Post Office (813) 51 W. First Avenue & R. E. S. Richard L. Fores Courthouse Building Michael Baxley, Lt. Suite 600 S. Spiers, 160 Governmental Special Agent-in-Charge Room 103 Investigator Ctr., Miami, 33130 700 Twiggs St., Suite 740 Jacksonville, Suite 401 536.4421 32201 P.O. Box 403 Pensacola, (305) Tampa, 33602 (904) 791-2293 32501 Tallahassee, 32302 (904) 436-8460 (813) 228-2636 488 Michael E. Romanczuk (904) 7141 Supervisor-Operations

THE SHERIFF'S STAR B. A. Watts, Lt. T. F. Deen, Lt. Tallahassee Area Office Garland Keeman Raiford, 32083 (Supervisor, Talla- 1103S.W. First Avenue Crown Building P.O. Box 699 (904) 431-1212 hassee District Office) Ocala, 32678 202 Blount Street, Sneads, 32460 Bob Simonsen 345 S. Magnolia Dr. (904) 622-3105 1st Floor (904) 593 6431 Promenade Bldg. C-12 Tallahassee, 32301 , Suite Homer Scroggin, Sgt. Pete Turner 5600 Diplomat Circle, ¹250 Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-0027 Parkwood Professional P. O. Box 221 Orlando, 32810 (904) 488-4271 (305) 629-9154 i Plaza Ft. Lauderdale Area Raiford, 32083 G. M. Hill, Sgt. (Super- 3601 S. W. 2nd Ave. Office (904) 431-1212 Gwen Bryant visor, Panama City Ik Suite Regional Service Center Q Jack Sapp Promenade Bldg. , Gainesville, 32602 201 W. Broward Blvd. , Marianna) P. O. Box 221 5600 Diplomat Circle, ¹250 701 Jenks Ave. (904) 372-9666 Suite 510 Orlando, 32810 Ft. Lauderdale, 33312 Raiford, 32083 Suite C Powell, Lt. 431-1212 (305) 629-9154 32402 J. E. (305) 467-4239 (904) Panama City, (Supervisor, Daytona 769.9406 Stan Bailey REGIONAL (904) Beach (k Rockledge) Jacksonville Area Office Box 221 Thomas Young Clinton St. 815 N. Nova Rd. Richard P. Daniel Service P.O. 614 E. Raiford, 32083 249 S. Jefferson St. Marianna, 32446 Daytona Beach 32015 Center Marianna, 32446 Coast Line Drive, (904) 431-1212 (904) 482-2151 (904) 254-3711 111E. (904) 526-3651 Room 610 Brian Pimm Willingham, Capt. Mike Fath, Sgt. Mark Jacksonville, 32202-3477 1250 Blountstown Hwy. William V. Milliken Highway U.S. 1 (Supervisor, Jackson- 1199S. (904) 359-6085 2002 NW 13tll St., Suite 8 Park 20 West, Suite F ville (k Live Oak) S.S. Building, Tallahassee, 32304 Suite 102 1127Arlington Rd. Rockledge, 32955 Miami Area Office Gainesville, 32602 Avenue, (904) 487.3236 Jacksonville, 32211 (305) 632-8266 401 N. W. 2nd (904) 376.1150 (904) 721-1513 Suite 870 Virgil Choate Attorney General Miami, 33128 1607 N. Florida Ave. Fred Shepard, Jr. Clark Raby, Sgt. (305) 377-5213 Avon Park, 33825 400 W. Robinson St. Ave. 320 N. Ohio Robert A. Butterworth (813) 453-3175 Suite 909 Live Oak, 32060 Attorney General Orlando Area Office Orlando, 32801 Robinson (904) 362-2501 State of Florida 400 W. St., Tony Perez (305) 423-6125 The Capitol Suite 501 1607 N. Florida Ave. R. D. Bishop, Lt. Orlando, 32801 Avon Park, 33825 Joyce Haley 1520 Gary Road Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 487-1963 (305) 423-6115 (813) 453-3175 3810 Inverrary Blvd. Lakeland, 33802 Bldg. C., Suite 101 (813) 682-5161 Walter Dartland Tampa Area Office Clayton Lambert Lauderhill, 33310 Regional Service Center, P. O. Box 50 Wallace, Capt. Jim York (305) 739.2113 J. B. 7th Floor Polk City, 33868 5600 Diplomat Circle Ron Villella Deputy Attorneys General 1313Tampa Street (813) 984-2273 Howell Winfree Suite 118 Tampa, 33602-3397 5422 W. Bay Center Dr. Orlando, 32810 The Capitol Mike Spurlock Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 272-2565 Tampa, 33609 (305) 628-2250 Promenade Bldg. , (813) 272-3860 (904) 487-1963 West Palm Beach Area Diplo'mat Cir. ¹250 Capt. 5600 E. A. Hooper, Office Orlando, 32810 Fire Marshal Trammel Bldg. BRANCH OFFICES Park 111Georgia Avenue, (305) 629-9154 1313Tampa St. Michael Neimand D.R. Dewar, Director Suite 211 State Fire Tampa, 33602 Suite 820 33401 Ed Alford Division of West Palm Beach, Marshal (813) 272-2610 Dade County Regional (305) 837-5054 1945-1 Lane Ave. S. Jacksonville, 32210 Suite 541, Larson Building L. Mato, Lt. Service Center J. Pensacola Area Office (904) 359-6040 Tallahassee, 32399.0300 50 S. Belcher Rd. 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue Miami, 33128 160 Governmental Center (904) 488.8268 Suite 101 Suite 701 Ed Sobach Clearwater, 33575 (305) 377-5441 1199W. Lantana Rd. Gene Naples, Pensacola, 32501 Asst. Director (813) 441-9975 Bob Landry (904) 436-8520 Lantana, 33462 (904) 586-6510 Division of State Fire T. L. Ewing, Lt. Park Trammel Bldg. , 8th Floor Marshal 2665 Cleveland Ave. Corrections, Gerald Abdul-W asi Suite 541, Larson Building Ft. Myers, 33902 1313Tampa Street P. O. Box 878 Tampa, 33602 Department of Tallahassee, 32399.0300 (813) 332-0022 Prison Jail) Riverview, 33569 (904) 488-8268 (813) 272-2670 (4 (813) 634-5541 Rick Mills, Sgt. Joy Shearer Inspectors Donald L. Steverson, 3202 N. Tamiami Tr. James G. Keen Chief Sarasota, 33578 Room 204 David H, Brierton 1250 Blountstown Hwy. Palm Beach County Inspector General Bureau of Fire (k Arson (813) 355-2708 Park 20 West, Suite F Investigations Regional Service Center 1311Winewood Blvd. Tallahassee, 32304 T. L. Stout, Capt. 111Georgia Avenue Tallahassee, 32301 Suite 479, Larson (904) 487-3234 Building Richmond Bldg. , West Palm Beach, 33401 488-9265 (904) 32399. 8420 N.W. 52nd Street (305) 837-5062 Barney Pippin Tallahassee, 0300 Suite 101 Jerry L. Vaughn 1199 W. Lantana Rd. (904) 488-9825 Miami 33166 Dick Prospect Deputy Inspector Gen. Lantana, 33462 125 N. Ridgewood (Same Address) M.A. Palecki, Attorney (305) 325-3343 (305) 586-6510 & Fourth Floor, Beck's Bldg. (904) 488-5616 Bureau of Fire Steve Casey, Sgt. Daytona Beach, 32014 Mike Page Arson Investigations Russell Smith Larson Building 3131 Riviera Drive (904) 252-1067 E. P.O. Box 158 Suite 479, Key West, 33040 Chief Prison Inspector Lowell, 32663 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Prosecutor (305) 292-6755 Statewide (Same Address) (904) 732-8355 (904) 488 9825 John Hogan (904) 488-2102 R. R. Smith, Capt. Mike Cravener FIELD OFFICES INSPECTORS 2331 N. State Road 7 3810 Invenary Rd. 107 Tupelo Avenue Suite 221 Comptroller, Office Jon Kraus Bldg. C., Suite 101 Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Lauderhill, 33313 of 1250 Blountstown Hwy. Lauderhill, 33319 (904) 243.2814 (305) 739.1440 Park 20 West, Suite F (305) 739-2440 Gerald Lewis, Suite 479, Larson Pfitzenmaier, Lt. Tallahassee, 32304 Perez D.L. Comptroller Tony Building W. Palm (904) 487-3234 1607 N. Florida Ave. (Supervisor, Capitol Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Pierce) The Avon Park, 33825 Beach & Ft. Tallahassee, 32399 Bill Beardsley (904) 488-9825 111Georgia Ave. , 488-0370 P.O. Box 699 (813) 453 3175 (904) 111Coastline Dr., E. Room 207 Sneads, 32460 Susan Bisect Palm Beach, 33402 Barry Gladden Jacksonville, 32202 West (904) 593.6431 5422 W. Bay Center Dr. (305) 837-5067 Chief of Investigations (904) 359-6142 Gary McLain Suite 101 Office of the Comptroller 33609 1313Tampa Street Bob Young, Sgt. Rm. 2101 1250 Blountstown Hwy. Tampa, The Capitol, 272-3860 Tampa, 33602 800 Virginia Ave. Tallahassee, 32301 Park 20 West, Suite F (813) Suite 40 (813) 272-3985 (904) 488.5275 Tallahassee, 32304 Glen Sellers Ft. Pierce, 33450 (904) 487-3236 P.O. Box 221 (305) 468-3927 MARCH-APRIL 1987 Suite 211, 400 W. Miami, 33135 Everglades Crime Laboratories: REGION 2 Robinson St. (305) 325-3606 Maj. James Ries Tallahassee Jeffery L. Jensen Orlando, 32801 1210 Andrews Circle (306) 423-6026 Troop F 551 N. Military Trail (904) 488-7071 Palm Beach, 33415 Drive, North Maj. Paul B. Taylor West Jacksonville 111Georgia Ave. , 1-800.432-2046 Starke, 32091 Suite 214 P. O. Box 20009 (904) 359-6390 (904) 964-8110 West Palm Beach, 33401 Braden River Branch Central Bradenton, 34203.0009 Tampa REGION 3 (305) 837-5050 Maj. David L. Starling (813) 272-3926 (813) 758 6431 Spence McCall W. Brbward Blvd. 1239 S. W. Tenth Street 201 Sanford 1004 N. 14th St., Suite 107 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Troop G Ocala, 32674 1-800.342-9620 (305) 323-4440 Leesburg, 32749 (305) 467-4261 Maj. Thomas A. Sigman (904) 787-5484 P. O. Box 70 Pensacola 2365 W. First St. General Services, (904) 436-8420 REGION 4 Ft. Myers, 33901 E. Palatka, 32031 Department of (813) 337-0606 (904) 325 4545 Mrs. Joan Belie Troop H Division of Safety Elisha Newton Dimick Florida Highway and Crime Marine Patrol Bldg. , Suite 203 Patrol Maj. Robert L. Bull Prevention 111Georgia Avenue 2100 Mahan Drive Col. D.N. Ellingsen, Dir. West Palm Beach, 33401 Col. Bobby R. Burkett Tallahassee, 32308 James B. McPherson Douglas Building, (305) 837-5128 Director (904) 488.8676 Director 7th Floor 488. REGION 5 (904) 6517 Troop K (Turnpike) Room 213, The Capitol 3900 Commonwealth Tallahassee, 32399.0992 Lt. Col. John W. Carmody Boulevard Ed Jenkins Maj. Winthrop A. Vincent (904) 487-2700 Tallahassee, 32399 Park Trammel Bldg. , Deputy Director P. O. Box 16007 (904) 488.6855 Law Enforcement, (904) 488.6659 Suite 515 West Palm Beach, 33416 1313N. Tampa St. (5th Fl.) FIELD OPERATIONS (305) 683.1140 Department of Capt. L. E. Thomas 33602 ' Tampa, CHIEFS P.O. Box 4238 (813) 272-2642 Troop L Robert R. Dempsey Panama City, 32401 Henderson Insp. Joe R. William R. Commissioner (904) 234-0211 Recreation and Maj. Driggers 488. Chief P. O. Box 3948 (904) 8771 Aircraft, Fleet & Property Capt. IL J. Lee Parks, Division of Lantana, 33462 Frederick N. "P" Management Johns P. O. Drawer (305) 588.8545 Assistant Commissioner Ney C. Landrum, Director (904) 487-3502 Carrabelle, 32322 3900 Commonwealth (904) 488.8771 (904) 697-3741 Insp. John M. Russi Forestry, Boulevard Chief Division of James T. Moore Capt. C.V. Holland Tallahassee, 32399 Deputy Commissioner P.O. Box 2790 (904) 488.6131 Communications Michael 488-5155 C. Long (904) 488-8771 Homosassa Springs, (904) Chief of Fire (Park officers hav'e arrest Jack Fenwick 32647 powers within parks and Insp. William A. Clark Control Bureau (904) 628-6196 Chief 3125 Conner Blvd. Director other public lands under Executive Investigations Personnel Administration Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Capt. J.S. Venero the )unsdiction of tins 488-1497 (904)' 488.1435 (904) 488-6480 (904) 5110 Gandy Blvd. division. ) Robert E. Cummings, Tampa, 33611 Insp. Gregory G. Dodson Game & Fresh Water Director (813) 272-2516 Revenue, Training Chief, Fish Commission Division of Criminal Department of (904) 488-6557 Capt. H.B. Thomas Col. Brantley Goodson Investigation 1820 Jackson St. D. L. Skinner, Chief Insp. James S. McKinnon Director, Division of Law (904) 487-2901 Ft. Myers, 33901 P. O. Box 6417 Chief, Records & Enforcement Patrick Doyle, Director (813) 334.8963 Tallahassee, 32314 (904) 488.0441 J. 620 S. Meridian St. Division of Criminal Capt. C.E. Dixon (904) 488-8010 Mailing address for above: Tallahassee, 32301 Justice Information 1101E. Gregory St. Lamer Gay Division of Florida (904) 488.6251 Systems Pensacola, 32501 Patrol 488.3961 Assistant Chief Highway Maj. Kyle Hill (904) (904) 438-4903 Neil Kirkman Building Bureau Chief Daryl McLaughlin, James O. Clifton, Tallahassee, 32399-0550 Capt. K.B. Clark (Same Address) Division of Staff Services P. O. Box 381196 Supervisor TROOPS (904) 488-6253 (904) 488-9432 Miami, 33138-1196 Investigations Section (305) 325-3346 P. O. Box 6417 Troop A Maj. Craig Myrick Rod Caswell, Director Tallahassee, 32314 Bureau Chief Division of Criminal Jimmy C. Wright Capt. R. A. Patterson (904) 488.8010 Maj. (Same Address) Justice Standards O. Box 1230 P. O. Box 2564 P. (904) 488-6254 & Training Panama City, 32402-1230 Titusville, 32781-2564 J. Hugh Stephens, (904) 488-8556 (904) 785-6196 Maj. Neil Branch (305) 267-4021 Special Programs Section P. O. Box 6417 Bureau Chief Robert L. Edwards Capt. R. Q. Bennett Troop B (Same Address) Director Tallahassee, 32314 P. 0 Box 50429 (904) 487-3873 Maj. Alvin P. Edlin (904) 488-6267 Division of Local Law Jacksonville, 32240-0429 P. 0, Box 1985 REGIONAL SUPER- Enforcement Assistance (904) 241-7107 William R. Lipham Lake City, 32056 (904) 488-3231 VISORS Capt. R.H. McCullers Investigator (904) 752.3735 State Office Bldg. South (Address for all above:) 2835 Overseas Highway Troop C P. O. Box 1489 Marathon, 33050 Room 15 Floyd Buckhalter 941 West Morse Blvd. Smith Maj. Tallahassee, 32302 (305) 743-6542 Maj. Lester W. 3900 Drane Field Rd. Winter Park, 32789 Box 1810 P. O. Lakeland, 33801 Operating Centers: Capt. J.C. Rogers (305) 628-6950 33802 Lakeland, 1-800.282-8002 Tallahassee 19100SE Federal (813) 686 2164 (904) 488-1040 Jupiter, 33469 Michael T. Clark, Northwest (305) 747-2033 Gil Valdes Troop D Jacksonville Maj. Ronald Walsingham Parole and Pro- Special Programs Analyst Maj. Walter E. (904) 359-6480 1313N. Tampa St., S615 Rt. 4, Box 759 Commission Sundberg, Jr. Panama City, 32405 Orlando bation Tampa, 33602 P. O. Box 536877 272-2561 1-800342.1676 (305) 423-6010 REGIONAL SUPER- (813) Orlando, 32853-6877 VISORS (305) 423.6412 Northeast Tampa Daniel A. Neubauer, (813) 272-2220 REGION 1 Investigator Troop E Maj. Laurence Rossignol Donald E. Patchin Route 7, Box 102 Miami John R. Skinner Maj. Paul E. Gracey Investigator Lake City, 32055 (305) 377-5311 P. O. Box 861 355 N.W. 40th Ave. P. O. Box 350220, 1-800342 8105 Chattahoochee, 32324 , Riverside Station 663. Suite 101 (904) 4051 Fort Lauderdale, 33317 (305) 587-5401

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Jerry A. Jackson Paul E. DeLesdernier Jake Cox Jefferson Walker, Director Wes Cummings, Director Investigator Investigator P.O. Box 6417 University Security University Police 111E. Coastline Dr. , 8309 Karen F. Taylor Tallahassee, 32314 Florida A & M University University of West Jacksonville, 32202 Investigator (904) 487-3873 Tallahassee, 32307 Florida (904) 359.6077 Richard J. Hopkins (904) 599.3256 W. Pensacola, 32514 Investigator A. Dykes i Inspector Paul A. Uravich, Director (904) 474 2415 Vacancy 1350N.W. 12th Ave. , Room Inspector 455 244 N. Caledonia St. Public Safety Martin Garris, Director P. O. Box 46002 Miami, FL 33136 Marianne, 32446 University of South University Police Jacksonville, 32210 (305) 32&2815 (904) 482-3361 Florida University of North (904) 359.6077 Tampa, 33620 Florida James Hosford Univereity Police (813) 974.2628 P. O. Box 17074, Jerry Marinelli, Insp'ector E.H. Stevens, Director Pottsburg Station C & E Specialists: Joseph R. Ward Wiley Grantham University Police Director of Police Jacksonvfile, 32216 Deborah Sumner Inspector University of Florida (904) 646-2803 Nancy Stahl Florida Atlantic P.O. Box 2042 Gainesville, 32611 Boca Raton, 33431 Oswald DeBlanco Lake 32055 Harvey Gunson, Director City, (904) 392 1111 (305) 393-3502 Public Safety Jose Angulo (904) 752-3210 Annie Stovall William A. Tanner Ron Seacrist, Director Florida International 1350 N.W. 12th Ave. Special Programs Director University Police University Room 406 Analysts: Public Safety University of Central Tamiami Campus Miami, 33136 Helen Sites 031 Westcott Florida Tamiami Trail (305) 325-3405 Steve Brown Florida State University P. 0. Box 25000 Miami 33199 Arthur Appleman, III Tallahassee, 32306 Orlando, 32816 (305) 554-2623 Charlie Ann Bullington (904) 644.1239 (305) 275-2429

A DIRE TORY OF POLI E CHIR

ALACHUA BRADENTON COTTONDALE FLAGLER BEACH HILLIARD F. A. Dampier Vito Badalamenti W. A. Sealey Charles Robson Terry Nye ALFORD BRADENTON BEACH CRESCENT CITY FLORIDA CITY HILLSBORO BEACH J. T. Branch Roy Little Acting Sgt. John E. Folden Ralph W. Dunn ALTAMONTE SPRINGS BRAN FORD John Hogg FORT LAUDERDALE HOLLY HILL William A. Liquori LaVaughn Wynn CRESTVIEW Ron Cochran John Finn ALTHA BROOKSVILLE D. F. Carnahan FORT MEADE HOLLYWOOD R. W. Bailey Boyce E. Tincher CROSS CITY Andrew Kovschuk Richard Witt APALACHICOLA BUNNELL Tommy Carter FORT MYERS HOLMES BEACH Warren Faircloth David Higgenbotham CRYSTAL RIVER Jere Spurlin Richard Maddoy APOPKA BUSHNELL James C. Morgan FORT PIERCE HOMESTEAD Thomas Collins, Jr. James Reed DADE CITY James Powell John Wall ARCADIA CALLA WAY Thomas Todd FORT WALTON BEACH HORSESHOE BEACH Kenneth E. Carlton Neil Lett DANIA Charles Keeler George A. Griffin ASTATULA CAPE CORAL Gilbert Thivner FROSTPROOF HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS Carson L. Sink Acting Chief DAVENPORT Raymond March Carl Summerall ATLANTIC BEACH James Carroll Thomas Redemacher FRUITLAND PARK INDIALANTIC David Thompson CARRABELLE DAVIE H. Kirby Roger Skinner ATLANTIS Marvin E. Braswell Robert J. Weatherholt GAINESVILLK INDIAN CREEK Robert J. Robertson CASSELBERRY DAYTONA BEACH Wayland R. Clifton VILLAGE AUBURNDALE Frederick H. McGowan Charles W. Willits, Jr. GOLDEN BEACH Vacancy John E. Knapp CEDAR GROVE DAYTONA BEACH Stanley W. Kramer INDIAN HARBOUR AVON PARK J. L. Krawczyn SHORES GRACEVILLE BEACH Joseph Sliva CEDAR KEY Frank S. Daraio Daniel B. Ward Frederick Fernez BAL HARBOUR David Womack DEERFIELD BEACH GREEN COVE SPRINGS INDIAN RIVER Robert Baquero CENTER HILL William J. Neal William T. Bland SHORES BALDWIN Verson McMullen, Jr. DE FUNIAK SPRINGS GREENACRES CITY Ernest Polverari Robbie. Robinson CENTURY Clinton Hooks E. ' E. K. Paikai, III INDIAN ROCKS BEACH BARTOW Lonnie Lashley DE LAND GREENVILLK Sam Heath, Jr. M.L. McKinsey CHATTAHOOCHEE Richard M. Slaughter Odell Livingston INDIAN SHORES BAY HARBOR ISLAND David Turnage DELRAY BEACH GROVELAND Gary G. Hess Alex Spector CHIEFLAND Charles Kilgore T. R. Merrill INGLIS BELLE GLADE D. L. Anderson DUNDEE GULF BREEZE Devon Addison Michael R. Miller CHIPLZY Roy E. Holland Jerry Brown INTERLACHEN BELLZAIR Robert Pleas DUNEDIN GULF STREAM Larry Wilburn Harry F. Gwynne CLEARWATER Robert Haworth James W. Greer INVERNESS BELLZAIR BEACH Sidney Klein DUNNELLON GULFPORT William Vitt Francis P. Anderson CLERMONT Eugene W. McCracken James Sewell JACKSONVILLE BELLEAIR BLUFFS Prentice Tyndal EAGLE LAKE HAINES CITY Sheriff James E. James W. Mangum CLEWISTON Franklin Bartley Kenneth Thompson McMillan BELLEVIEW Glenn R, Mickey EATONVILLE HALLANDALE JACKSONVILLE John Robert Howie COCOA Phillip C. Harmon Richard Fox BEACH BISCAYNE PARK Vacancy EDGEWATER HAMPTON Paul Brown Daniel Marx COCOA BEACH L. Schumaker Raymond Simmons JASPER BLOUNTSTOWN Francis T. Hutson EDGEWOOD HAVANA Frank Osborn Robert W. Deasofi COCONUT CREEK Gerald E. Brewer Phillip L. Fusilier JAY BOCA RATON John Whalen EL PORTAL HIALEAH Norman R. Miller Peter Petracco COLEMAN Leroy Kretschmar Acting Chief JENNINGS BONIFAY Gene King EUSTIS Raleigh Jordan William H. Carden Joseph Roberts . COOPER CITY Robert J. Templin HIALEAH GARDENS JUNO BEACH BOWLING GREEN R. P. Senk FELLSMERE Charles Rogers Mitchell L. Tyre Roy Alderman CORAL GABLES R D. Onorato HIGH SPRINGS JUPITER BOYNTON BEACH Ken W. Bush FERNANDINA BEACH Thomas W. Wolfe Richard J. Westgate Edward G. Hillery, Jr. CORAL SPRINGS Jerry Cameron HIGHLAND BEACH Warren Gilbert William Cecere (continued)

MARCH-APRIL 1987 57 JUPITER INLET MEXICO BEACH PALM BEACH SEWALL'S POINT VENICE COLONY Jeff Sellers SHORES Louis J. Sauini Verlon Ball Christopher M. Proper MIAMI Roger K. Wille SHALIMAR VERO BEACH JUPITER ISLAND Clarence Dickson PALM SPRINGS John T. Blackburn James Gabbard Jack J. Curry MIAMI BEACH Elmer W. Hoagland III SNEADS VIRGINIA GARDENS KENNETH CITY Ken Glassman Public Safety Dir. Billy Grantham S. T. Garrison Ruell E. Webster MIAMI SHORES PALMETTO SO'UTH BAY WALD0 KEY COLONY BEACH John A. Fletcher Gene Hambacher Roy L. Humston, Jr. Acting Chief James H. Stewart MIAMI SPRINGS PANAMA CITY SOUTH DAYTONA Emanuel Kiser KEY WEST Earl C. Steffen R. C. Haddix Gary White WAUCHULA Larry Rodriguez MICCOSUKEE TRIBE PANAMA CITY BEACH SOUTH MIAMI Ray Grimes KISSIMMEE Anthony Zecca P. L. Sullivan Acting Chief WEBSTER Frank J. Ross MILTON PARKER Dave Romine Dennis L. Johnson LADY LAKE Charles Manning Joe B. Walker SOUTH PALM BEACH WELAKA Gene C. Daniels MINNEOLA PARKLAND Stanley Morse Sam J. Hogg LAKE ALFRED Joe Brennan Acting Director SPRINGFIELD WEST MELBOURNE Bruce J. Efurd MIRAMAR Chestor Kowalski John Sword James Donnan LAKE CITY R. McLaren PAXTON STARKE WEST MIAMI Frank Owens MONTEVERDE John H. Manning Jimmy Bowen P. O. Kiel LAKE CLARKE SHORES Larry Phelps PEMBROKE PARK STUART WEST PALM BEACH Carl K. Valentine MONTICELLO Eugene O' Sullivan Charles E. White G. E. Siegriet LAKE HAMILTON Nelson Blount PEMBROKE PINES SUNRISE WEWAHITCHKA Edward Freeman MOUNT DORA John T. Tighe John Soldenwager James P. Rhames LAKE HELEN Robert A. Roberts PENSACOLA SURFSIDE WHITE SPRINGS Thomas Ling MULBERRY Louis Goes Terrill W. Williamson Tony Mock LAKE MARY John W. Hunter PERRY TALLAHASSEE WILDWOOD Charles Lauderdale, III NAPLES Wayne Putnal Melvin L. Tucker Don Clark LAKE PARK Paul C. Reble, Jr. PIERSON TAMARAC WILLISTON Thomas J. Cammarano NEPTUNE BEACH George Leary Joseph McIntosh Eugene Hartsman LAKE PLACID Billy Harding PINELLAS PARK TAMPA WILTON MANORS Charles Hartsfield NEW PORT RICHEY David Milchan D. W. Newberger Bernard S. Scott LAKE WALES Aage Madsen PLANT CITY TARPON SPRINGS WINDERMERE John Busbee NEW SMYRNA BEACH Troy E. Surrency Carl Hernandez Jeffrey C. Villella LAKE WORTH Cody L. Gear PLANTATION TAVARES WINTER GARDEN Lee Reese NICEVILLE Morris C. Meek John LaFond Jimmy Yawn LAKELAND Edward W. Holloway POMONA PARK TEMPLE TERRACE WINTER HAVEN Ronald Nenner NORTH BAY VILLAGE Frank Ficacci Tom Matthews Ron Martin LANTANA Stanford Blair POMPANO BEACH TEQUESTA WINTER PARK Charles Leonard NORTH LAUDERDALE John Lewis Franklin E. Flannery Raymond E. Beery LARGO Carl R. Crisp PONCE INLET TITUSVILLE WINTER SPRINGS J. M. Gallenstein NORTH MIAMI David Thornton Charles L. Ball John Govoruhk LAUDERDALE-BY- Thomas H. Flom PORT ORANGE TREASURE ISLAND ZEPHYRHILLS THE-SEA NORTH MIAMI BEACH David W. Solana Clifford L. Frye William R. Eiland Joe Fitzgerald Terry Sheffield PORT RICHEY UMATILLA ZOLFO SPRINGS LAUREL HILL William H. Keiser Steven Foster John Wrlbur Vrckery NORTH PALM BEACH PORT ST. JOE VALPARAISO Robert C. Hendry John S. Atwater LAWTEY Robert Maige Lomax Donaldson NORTH PORT PORT ST. LUCIE M. M. Jordan Victor I. Costello LAYTON Vacancy OAK HILL PUNTA GORDA Peter Masiko III Chief Acting Ralph Shoup LEESBURG Rodney Centner 1Ãuie unceorthy pursuit QUINCY of James Brown OAKLAND Edward M. Spooner, Dir. LIGHTHOUSE POINT Hueld A. Morrow Ia winning the most important thieg in Paul G. Mannino of Pubha Safety the Olympicaa. according to Baron OAKLAND PARK REDINGTON BEACH ¹t LIVE OAK Edward Turner, Dir. P. Charles Haggerty Pierre de.Coubertin, fo~nder of the mod- Jack Garrett C.D. Maneri, Chief LONGBOAT KEY RIVIERA BEACH ern day Olympic Games. He said tekieg OCALA Lorenzo Brooks Wayne McCammon A. Lee McGehee pert wes'the most important thing, just LONGWOOD ROCKLEDGE OCEAN RIDGE Richard R. Kallis es the moat important thingie lifeis not Greg Manning Louis L. Spano LYNN HAVEN ROYAL PALM BEACH the triumph but the struggle. T'he essen- OCOEE Jeff Waites Guy M. Tunnell William Brandt tial thing is not, to have conquered, but to MADEIRA BEACH ST. AUGUSTINE OKEECHOBEE George H. Thornton have welL" Richard B. Menard Larry Mobley fought MADISON ST. AUGUSTINE OPA LOCKA BEACH will this statement Edward Odom Floyd L. Reeves Tenens challenge MAITLAND Arnold M. Bandy from a trivia source book, "Parker Ranch, ORANGE CITY ST. CLOUD John M. Ervin Gerald T. Fleming MANALAPAN E. E. Eunice located on the Island of Hawaii, ia the ORANGE PARK ST. LEO/SAN ANTONIO Ralph M. Meadows C. Dalton Bray largest privatelyownedranchin the Uni- MARGATE Charles Gordon " ORLANDO ST. PETERSBURG ted States. Laurence A. Fred Welsh Samuel F. Lynn, Christopher ORMOND BEACH In et time when most travelers MARIAN NA ST. PETERSBURG 1918, a Harold S. Burr BEACH teere eating dust on dirt roads, Wiley G. Pittman OVIEDO Iincoln MASCOTTE Edward C. Kelley Highway wes completed Yerk Robert Hancock SANFORD from ¹w M. P. Brady PAHOKEE nation'a MAYO Steven Harriett to California as the first paved Carmen Salvatore III SANIBEL Steven W. Walker PALATKA coastto'coast road. MEDLEY John Butler Jimmy Hill SARASOTA Joseph Zerba PALM BAY Which short mee's role model w'as called MELBOURNE Earl D. Parker Charles Simmons SATELLITE BEACH '"the little corporal "g The Emperor Keith Chandler PALM BEACH MELBOURNE BEACH Lionel Cote ¹poleon Bonaparte, who stood I'6" Joseph Terlizzese SEBASTIAN William White BEACH PALM Gerald J. Nappi without his military boots. MELBOURNE VILLAGE GARDENS Richard E. Smith SEBRING R. S. Neubauer Robert A. Baker

58 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Dean departs: With greater respect L't; Gbpernor If' for "switchers" CRYSTAL RIVER —In his parting remarks after ending his term as President of the Florida Sheriffs Association, Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean said his experiences at the helm had taught him something about switching political parties. The successful switch from Democrat to Republican made by Seminole County Sheriff John Polk was particularly enlightening, he told a Sheriffs Association Mid-Winter Conference audience. '"I've always heard 'don't change horses in the middle of the stream, you might get wet, ' "said Dean, "but that man walked on both sides of the water and hasn't got wet yet! i r„psst@~, "Not long ago we were in Tallahassee, riding up to p@t4ng in a dts.. the Capitol, and I w'as in the back seat listening to all this celestial knowledge going on in the front seat. I fit]ve, sseues. of said 'Damn John, you know you haven't been a Republican for three months, but you already think like one, and now you' re talking like onel' " Dean said some'. of the best experiences QA48fisi Ass~ during his i'idion Executive term of office resulted from the close cooperation that XW~tor "t$8": developed between the Florida Sheriffs Association Boqth, atp@s and the Florida Association of Counties —also pntised for. the between the Sheriffs Association and the Florida Police Chiefs Association. To Willis Booth, the Executive Director of the Police deUe&p, between Chiefs Association who was in the audience, Dean ' his opjf@'nitration said "Iappreciate you so much ...especially because of ' , '@nip F(loiid@*" the, the cooperation you have given me all year, and the ger jfj,'s Aseocsatiog cooperation between your association and this association ... long needed. "We've got a long road ahead of us, but it's fun to '"1 pull the plow together, and I want you to know that. " Dean also aimed praise at the Sheriffs' jail administrators with whom he met during a 1986 f conference. "I was proud to sit there and listen to the legislative program those people proposed, " he said, adding that he was greatly impressed with the administrators' sincerity, their level of concern, their commitment to run a good detention facility, and their determination to carry out their responsibilities in a way that has reflected favorably on the whole system.

"You guys really know how to put on a Sheriff's Confer- ence, "said Ray Stoess (left), the Executive Director of the Kentucky Sheriffs Association'to Berwin Williams, Exec- utive Director of the Florida Sheriffs Association. Stoess was a guest at the Florida Association's Annual Mid- Winter Conference.

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Six newly-elected officers of the Sheriffs Association were suborn in by Lt. Governor Bobby Brantley. They are (from left) Union County Sheriff Jerry Whitehead, Secretary; Levy County Sheriff Pat Hartley, Sergeant-at- Arms; Calhoun County Sheriff Buddy Smith, Chaplain; Hendry County Sheriff Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr., Treasurer; Franklin County Sheriff Jack Taylor, Vice President; and Highlands County Sheriff Joe Shep- pard, President. Conference report: Sheriffs seek sales tax revenue to solve overcrowding crisis in jails CRYSTAL RIVER —Faced with severe * Agreed to seek reenactment of the present law overcrowding in county jails, Sheriffs attending the establishing the Criminal Justice Standards and Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Training Commission. (The law will be automatically Association here February 15-17 agreed to try to tap repealed in October under a "sunset" provision, unless sales tax revenue as a source of funding for jail reenacted. ) construction projects. ~ Voted to oppose any legislative action designed to This strategy, which has also been endorsed by the weaken Florida's tough laws that allow the assets of Florida Police Chiefs Association and the State convicted criminals —especially drug traffickers —to Association of Counties, will require favorable action be seized and forfeited to law enforcement agencies for by the Florida Legislature. Bills are already "in the law enforcement purposes. hopper" authorizing an additional 1C sales tax of * Reconfirmed their desire to see a law passed that limited duration to be levied following approval by a gives the death penalty to anyone convicted of majority plus one vote by the Boards of County deliberately killing a law enforcement or correctional Commissioners. officer. In other conference action, Sheriffs also: In an election of officers, Highlands County Sheriff Voted to seek repeal of Florida sentencing Joe Sheppard was chosen to serve as President of the guidelines. Association for 1987. ~ Reiterated their support for a statewide standard Elected to serve with him were: Franklin County governing licences to carry concealed weapons, and Sheriff Jack Taylor, Vice President; Union County for central record keeping of license information Sheriff Jerry Whitehead, Secretary; Hendry County allowing immediate access for all law enforcement Sheriff Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr., Treasurer; Levy agencies. County Sheriff Pat Hartley, Sergeant-at-Arms; and THE SHERIFF'8 STAR R 4t

Chairman Gerry Coleman (left) and six newly-elected members of the Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors were sworn in by Lt. Governor Bobby Brantley. The board members are (from left) Liberty County Sheriff Harrell Revell, Lafayette County Sheriff Bobby McCray, Brevard County Sheriff Jake Miller, Collier County Sheriff Aubrey Rogers, Hardee County Sheriff Doyle Bryan and Jefferson County Sheriff Ken Fortune. Calhoun County Sheriff W.G. "Buddy" Smith, Annual conference. It will be held in Naples, July 12- Chaplain. 15, 1987. Six new members were added to the Association's Board of Directors. They are: Jefferson County Sheriff Ken Fortune, Liberty County Sheriff Harrell Revell, Lafayette County Sheriff Bobby McCray, Brevard County Sheriff Jake Miller, Hardee County Sheriff Doyle Bryan and Collier County Sheriff Aubrey Rogers. A reorganization meeting held by the Board of Directors resulted in the election of Pinellas County Sheriff Gerry Coleman as Chairman; and Jackson County Sheriff John McDaniel as Vice Chairman. After Sheriffs complained about failing to receive adequate assistance from federal agencies in the handling of illegal aliens, a decision was made to place this problem on the agenda of a March meeting in Washington, D.C., involving Sheriffs, federal officials and U.S. Senators and Representatives. The Sheriffs Association holds conferences twice a year to provide training, to exhibit state-of-the-art law enforcement equipment, and to give Sheriffs an opportunity to exchange technical and crime-oriented information. These sessions are attended by officials from all After Citrus County Sheriff Charles S.Dean relinquished levels of the criminal justice system, and provide a the "power" of the Sheriffs Association presidency to his unique forum in which a wide range of law successor, Highlands County Sheriff Joe Sheppard enforcement issues can be discussed. The next (ri ght), he was awarded a Lifeti me Honorary Membership in the Florida Sheriffs Association. statewide meeting will be the Association's 74th

MARCH-APRIL 1987 61 Message to Sheriffs: Governor is "friend of law enforcement" CRYSTAL RIVER —Addressing a banquet audience at the Plantation Inn during the Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association, Lt. Governor Bobby Brantley reassured Sheriffs that Governor Bob Martinez "is definitely a friend of law enforcement. "There is no question in my mind, " said Brantley, "that the commitment he makes to law enforcement and criminal justice as a whole will be the strongest commitment that has ever been seen in the State of Florida. " Brantley's address was one of the highlights of a three-day program dealing with current law enforcement issues, and focusing particularly on the problem of jail and prison overcrowding. The conference opened on February 15, and closed on February 17. The answer to jail and prison overcrowding, said Brantley "cannot be simply to release inmates before their sentences have been served. "We have a revolving door today, "he added, "and we know very well that many of the people who will be released from the state prison system are going to end up in your (jail) facilities in the near future, and we Lt. Governor Bobby Brantley speaks, while Sheriffs don't think that is an appropriate response to the Association President Joe Sheppard takes notes.

James E. McMillan (right), who was appointed Sheriff of "Jamie" Jacksonville (Duval Countyj following the retirement of Sumter County Sheriff James L. Adams, Jr., Sheriff Dale Carson, was enrolled by President Joe Shep- presented a Florida Sheriffs Association Lifetime Honor- pard as one of the newest members ofthe Florida Sheriffs ary Membership to Louise Milton to honor her for 42 Association. Lawrence W. Crow, J'r., the newly-appointed years of service on the Sumter County Sheriff's Depart- "Miss "said Sheriff of Polk County, waa also welcomed into the Asso- ment staff. Louise "keeps the books, Adams, ciation, but was unable to attend the award and member- "and keeps me out ofjail. Shown applauding the presen- ship presentation ceremony. tation is Lt. Governor Bobby Brantley.

62 THE SHERIFF'S STAR crime problem. " then the legislators will have the responsibility of The Governor's strategy to eliminate the necessity deciding exactly how much criminal justice they are for early releases will be to ask the legislature to willing to pay for. authorize a corrections construction program "that "Until that happens, until those decisions are made, will be the most ambitious ever proposed in this state, " and until those minds come together and start said Brantley. working together, we are going to continue to have "We have got to start planning long term for crimi- problems. " nal justice in this state, " Brantley added. Then he Brantley urged Sheriffs to "work with us by disclosed that he and Governor Martinez plan to contacting your legislators and letting them know "start bringing together Sheriffs, Police Chiefs, that it's imperative that they support the Governor' s Prosecutors, Public Defenders, Judges, and anyone proposal to build new correctional institutions. " who is in any way affiliated with criminal justice in While seeking funding for new prisons, the this state, and start addressing the problems long Governor will also be calling for a local option sales range. tax to fund construction of county jail facilities, "We have got to make some tough decisions, and Brantley added.

Crime rate remedy: Restore the fear of being caught

CRYSTAL RIVER —"Once you get the fear of being caught back into the criminal justice system as far as the offender is concerned, that's going to reduce our crime problem, " Attorney General Bob Butterworth told his former fellow-travelers in the Florida Sheriffs Association. Butterworth, who is the first Sheriff to reach state cabinet rank in Florida, delivered the keynote address during the Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association, February 15-17. Criminals do not really fear the system, he said, "because there are not enough prosecutors, never will be ... not enough law enforcement" officers, never will be ... and not enough judges. Butterworth acknowledged that overcrowding in prisons and jails is "the big issue" at the present time, and funding is needed to provide additional jail beds —as many, perhaps, as three thousand a year. But, said he, "we won't need three thousand jail beds every year, once you get the fear of being caught back into the system. " He said he was not opposed to eliminating some of the present sales tax exemptions to increase revenue, then added: "but ...why should we reduce the sales tax from 5 percent to 4'/2 percent?" It would be preferable, he said, to use that debated '/2 Attorney General Bob Butterworth percent for a two-year period to fund additional jail "I and prison beds. He estimated this would cost a family said, do not understand how releasing 2,000 to the criminal " of four with $15,000 in taxable sales tax expenditures inmates is going help justice system. "Probably about $75 a year, "and there's no family I know out He told the Sheriffs in his audience: 80 there in the State of Florida that's not willing to spend percent of those that"are being released you are going $75 a year for the next two years to give us the jail beds to have back again. Butterworth's we need. " Near the end of address, a round of Butterworth revealed that he was not favorably applause greeted his statement that the three top items on his agenda as Attorney General are "law impressed by legislative action taken in 1986to relieve" " jail and prison overcrowding. "For the life of me, he enforcement, law enforcement, and law enforcement.

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President Charles S. Bean presided over two days of Sumter County Sheriff James L "Jamie" Adams (left) business meetings during the Annual Mid-Winter presented a Florida Sheriffs Association Certificate of conference of the Sheriffs Association. He was also the Appreciation to his "turkey huntin' buddy" Sam Scott, conference host. whose good deed was providing a hand crafted gun cabinet as a banquet door prize. The winner of the door prize was Bay County Sheriff LaVelle Pitts.

Conference opens with super seafood cookout

CRYSTAL RIVER —Five central Florida Sheriffs brought their cookers and culinary skills to the Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association, February 15, and produced a super seafood cookout on the lawn of the Plantation Inn. Responsible for staging this quintessential palate N'p pleaser were Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean II (who was also the conference host), Hernando County Sheriff Tom Mylander (who was attending the FBI National Academy and was unable to participate in person), Lake County Sheriff Noel Griffin, Sumter County Sheriff James L. "Jamie" Adams, Jr., and Levy County Sheriff Pat Hartley. They were assisted by deputies and volunteers. Business firms and individuals within the five- county area sponsored this year's event, which was an encore of a similar feast held during the Association's 1986 Mid-Winter Conference in Crystal River. Entertainment and dancing followed the cookout. First to arrive for the seafood cookout were the cooker Conference business sessions began the following and crew provided by Lake County Sheriff Noel Griffin, who is pictured in the foreground. morning.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS COUNTY SHERIFF ADDRESS AC OFFICE 32602-1210...... , . 904 378-1641 ALACHUA L. J. "Lu" Hindery P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, ...... , 904 259-2231 BAKER Joe Newmans 56 North Second St., Macclenny, 32063. La Velle Pitts 314 Harmon Ave. , Panama City, 32401 ...... 904 785-4351 BAY 904 964-6280 BRADFORD Dolph Reddish P.O. Box 400, Starke, 32091 C. W. "Jake" Miller 700 Park Avenue, Titusville, 32780 ...... 305 269-8900 BREVARD ...... 305 765-8900 BROWARD Nick Navarro P. O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310 . . Blountstown, 32424...... 904 674-5049 CALHOUN W. G. "Buddy" Smith 342 E. Central Ave. , 33950...... 813 639-2101 Glen E. Sapp . 25500 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, CHARLOTTE 904 726-4488 CITRUS Charles S. Dean 1 So. Park Ave. , Inverness, 32650. Green Cove 32043 ...... 904 284-7575 CLAY Jennings Munhee P. O. Box 548, Springs, Aubrey C. Rogers Drawer 1277, Naples, 33939 . 813 774-4434 COLLIER 32056-0650 ...... 904 752-9212 COLUMBIA Tom Tramel P. O. Box 650, Lake City, . .. 1320 NW 14th St. DADE Fred Taylor Metro-Dade Police Dept. , , Director Miami, 33125 . 305 547-7498 Joe Varn adore P. O. Box 2160, Arcadia, 33821 . . 813 494-2424 De SOTO " 904 498-3383 DIXIE Glen Dyals P. O. Box "PP, Cross City, 32628 . 32203...... 904 633-4347 DUVAL J. E. "Jim" McMillan P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, Vince Seely P. O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770...... 904 436-9625 ESCAMBIA 904 437-4106 FLAGLER Robert E. McCarthy P. O. Drawer 1880, Bunnell, 32010 . 32320 .. .. 904 653-2101 FRANKLIN Jack Taylor, Jr. Leslie lk Commerce Streets, Apalachicola, W. A. Woodham P.O. Box 1126, Quincy, 32351. 904 627-9233 GADSDEN 904 463-2245 GILCHRIST Roy J. Rodgers P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693 . 33471 . 813 946-1600 GLADES C. Russell Henderson P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, Al Harrison P. O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32456. 904 227-1115 GULF "A," 904 792-1001 HAMILTON Charlie C. Rhoden Drawer Jasper, 32052 Doyle W. Bryan P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873 . 813 773-4144 HARDEE 813 675-5292 HENDRY Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr. P. O. Box 579, LaBelle, 33935. Tom Mylander P. O. Box 1960, Brooksville, 34298-1960...... 904 796-7207 HERNANDO 813 382-7213 HIGHLANDS Joe Sheppard P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33870-0071. . 813 247-6411 HILLSBOROUGH Walter C. Heinrich P. O. Box 3371, Tampa, 33601 ...... 904 547-3681 HOLMES Thomas F. Strickland 211 North Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425 ...... RIVER R. T. "Tim" Dobeck P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32961-0608...... 305 569-0082 INDIAN 904 482-2132 JACKSON John P. McDaniel P. O. Box 919, Marianna, 32446 Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr. Rms. 7 8r 8, Courthouse, Monticello, 32344 ...... 904 997-2523 JEFFERSON 904 294-1222 LAFAYETTE Bobby McCray P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066 Noel E. Griffin, Jr. 315 W. Main St., Tavares, 32778 904 343-9501 LAKE 813 332-3456 LEE Frank N. Wanicka 1700 Monroe St., Ft. Myers, 33901 Eddie Boone P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302 904 222-4740 LEON 904 486-4311 LEVY Pat Hartley P. O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621 Harrell W. Revell P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321 904 643-5615 LIBERTY 904 973-4151 MADISON Joe C. Peavy Courthouse, Madison, 32340 Charlie Wells 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 33505...... 813 747-3011 MANATEE 904 732-8181 MARION Don R Moreland P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 32678 James D. Holt Caller Service 95-9020, Stuart, 33495-9020...... 305 283-1300 MARTIN 305 296-2424 MONROE William A. Freeman, Jr. P. O. Box 1269, Key West, 33040. Fernandina 32034 . . ... 904 261-3675 NASSAU Lawrence E. Ellis 11 N. 14th St., Box 1, Beach, Larry E. Gilbert 1250 Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, 32579 ...... 904 651-2611 OKALOOSA 763-3117 OKEECHOBEE O.L Raulerson P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 33473-1397...... 813 32801 305 648-3700 ORANGE Lawson Lamar P.O. Box 1440, Orlando, , . , .. 305 847-5121 OSCEOLA Bob Fornes P. O. Box 2428, Kissimmee, 32742-2428 ...... Palm Beach, 33406...... 305 471-2000 PALM BEACH Richard P. Wille 3228 Gun Club Road, West ...... 813 847-5878 PASCO Jim Gillum 8700 Citizens Dr., New Port Richey, 33533.. . Gerard "Gerry" Coleman P. O. Box 2500, Largo, 34294-2500 . 813 587-6200 PINE LLAS . 813 533-0444 POLK Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. 455 N. Broadway, Bartow, 33830 E. W. Pellicer P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32078 . 904 328-3405 PUTNAM 824-8304 JOHNS Neil Perry 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32084...... 904 ST. . 305 461-7300 ST. LUCIE Robert C. Knowles P. O. Box 2148, Ft. Pierce, 33454. Mauriece Coffman, Jr. P. O. Box 7129, Milton, 32570 904 623-3691 SANTA ROSA 366-9350 SARASOTA Geoffrey Monge P. O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 33578 . 813 . 305 322-5115 SEMINOLE John E. Polk 1345- 28th St., Sanford, 32771 .. James L "Jamie" Adam s, Jr. P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513 904 793-0222 SUMTER 904 362-2222 SUWANNEE Robert Leonard 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060 . . 904 584-4225 TAYLOR Quentin Whittle Courthouse, Perry, 32347 Jerry Whitehead Courthouse, Room 102, Lake Butler, 32054 . . ... 904 496-2501 UNION . 734-0513 VOLUSIA Edwin H. Duff II P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32721-0569 ...... 904 . , .. .. 904 926-7171 WAKULLA David F. Harvey P. O. Box 160, Crawfordville, 32327...... Quinn A. McMillian Courthouse, DeFuniak Springs, 32433 ...... 904 892-3186 WALTON 904 638-0610 WASHINGTON Fred Peel P. O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428 .

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