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fc 2B FLORIDA TODAY, Thursday, October 3, 1996 KSC workers set marrow donor record BIRTHS Compiled Oct. 2 by Cheryl Kassak LOCAL BRIEFS being in contact with a girl police think is traveling with him. Jimmy Ray Legate, 41, disappeared from South Hadley, several days ago. He was staying at the same home as 14-year-old Karen Lofland, who also is missing. Lofland is listed as missing with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

The warrant for Legate was issued Monday and was amended Wednesday after officials with the Florida Department of Corrections learned Legate was in violation of another condition of his probation, said William Kendall, a deputy circuit administrator. Legate was convicted in 1994 of forcing or enticing a child to commit a lewd and lascivious act and lewd and lascivious acts on a child younger than 16. He was sentenced to 17 months in jail, time he had already served while awaiting trial, and 15 years' probation. The probation conditions included that he not enter Florida, Mississippi, Georgia or Alabama, and that he stay away from minors, Kendall said. court documents were not available because he is a juvenile.

They had been charged with burglary and grand theft. Manuel also was charged with carrying a concealed firearm. They were charged Aug. 13 after police said they were found about 4:30 a.m. riding in the area of the burglary.

They were carrying an owner's manual thought to have been taken from the burglarized car, Brevard County Sheriffs deputies said. Charges were dropped Friday because of insufficient evidence, assistant state attorney Wayne Holmes said. Holmes said he could not elaborate because the attorney handling the case was not available for comment Tuesday afternoon. Warrant issued for missing man TITUSVILLE Authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a former Titusville resident they say is in violation of probation for FLORIDA TODAY Staff Writers KENNEDY SPACE CENTER Almost 900 Kennedy Space Center employees registered as potential bone marrow donors last month, surpassing any one-day drive conducted by the Leukemia Society of America in Florida, Georgia and Alabama. The record-setting 888 employees gave a small sample of blood that is now being tested for further screening.

Bone marrow is requested only if a suitable match is made. The Leukemia Society of America's Central Florida Chapter and the American Red Cross held the event to educate and recruit volunteers to join the National Marrow Donor Program. KSC's Biomedical Office and volunteers helped generate interest in the event. With minority numbers low in the bone marrow registry, an emphasis was placed on registering minority employees. "An astounding 22 percent of Michael Connor Furlong, 7 1214 a boy born Tuesday Oct.

1, to Valerie and Michael" Furlong of Melbourne. Avery Saadiq Hepburn, 7 lbs. 13 a boy born Tuesday, Oct. 1, to Maxine Measles and Daniel Hepburn of Melbourne. Kalli Anne Joslin, 9 lbs: 1514 a girl born Tuesday, Oct.

1, to Georgianna and Robert Joslin of Melbourne Beach. Adam Thomas Marshall, 6 lbs. 15 a boy born Tuesday, Oct. 1, to Jennifer Marshall and Chris Davis. Davlon Marked Sanders, 6 114 a boy born Tuesday, Oct.

to Shatonya Taylor and Nathaniel Sanders of Melbourne. PARRISH MEDICAL CENTER Mark Christopher Carlile 8 lbs. 7y2 a boy born Tuesday, Aug. 27, to Meredith and Mark Carlile of Titusville. Jamisha Klmberly Taylor, 7 lbs.

a girl born Tuesday, Sept. 17, to Teretha and Robert Taylor of Titusville. Joshua Arthur Hoover, 7 lbs. 13 a boy born Wednesday, Sept. 18, to Robin and Robert Hoover of Titusville.

Evan Augustus Williamson, 7 lbs. 5 a boy born Wednesday, Sept. 18, to Virginia Allen and Terry Williamson of Titusville. Joseph Summers, 8 lbs. 10 a boy born Wednesday, Sept.

25, to Alicia and David Summers of Titusville. those registered were from KSC's minority population," said Dr. George Martin from KSC's Biomedical Office. Four are cleared of burglary charges MERRITT ISLAND Burglary charges have been dropped against two former students whose testimony last year helped convict Merritt Island High School teacher Karen Roberts of sexual assault. Cedric Moore and Robert Bowman have been cleared of charges they broke into a car at a Merritt Island dealership.

Two others, Carlos E. Manuel, 21, and Bobby A. Henderson, 22, both of Merritt Island, also have been cleared of the charges, authorities said. David L. Spurlock, 17, Cape Canaveral, is also thought to have been cleared of the charges, but HOLMES REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Jasmine Ajlnay Hilton, 9 lbs.

1 a girl born Thursday, Sept. 19, to Alicia Roberta Hayes of Melbourne. Meghan Louise McNeely, 7 lbs. 12 oz. a girl born Thursday, Sept.

19, to Danette Gonzalez and Greg McNeeley of Palm Bay. Mason Carmen Palantl, 7 lbs. li2 a boy born Thursday, Sept. 19, to Lisa and Bob Palanit of Melbourne. Alexis Evettee Rosario, 6 lbs.

a girl born Thursday, Sept. 19, to Michelle Lopez Reyna and Abel Rosario of Melbourne. Thomas Jay Bologno II, 4 lbs. 12 a boy born Friday, Sept. 20, to Karyn and Thomas Bologno of Melbourne.

Ryan Chandler McKay, 7 lbs. 2 oz. a boy born Friday, Sept. 20, to Tracey and David McKay of Melbourne. Dallion Ridge Mitchell, 6 a boy born Friday, Sept.

20, to Karen Wensel and Darren Mitchell of Melbourne. Riley Erin Fulton, 5 lbs. 11 a girl born Tuesday, Oct. 1, to Amy and James Fulton of Patrick Air Force Base. DeBord's Sunshine Law case ends in mistrial DEBORD, From IB Campaign to repair dragon turns political quested transcripts of taped phone calls between DeBord and his accuser, Mayor Mike Hill.

The third delay came a month later when Budnick ruled the tape phone calls were inadmissable. Parker appealed the decision and won. The trial was to resume last month but Budnick was on vacation, leading to this week's court proceedings. pointed with the latest of a long series of delays. "For my client, like anyone involved in litigation, this has been an all-encompassing albatross," Caruso said.

"He wants it over." Parker said he was frustrated by the delays. "I would have preferred to proceed and conclude this matter," he said. "However, it's just not going to happen." He said his office will continue its prosecution of the case. Neither of the Ferros could be reached for comment. The first mistrial occurred in August 1995 when a six-person jury couldn't reach a unanimous verdict on the eight counts of Sunshine law violations.

A retrial scheduled for January was delayed when attorneys re Juries normally have alternates who fill in for regular jurors, but this trial lost its last alternate when she took a long-planned trip to Germany this month. Left with five jurors, one fewer than normal, the defense said it didn't want to proceed. Attorneys said they were disap DRAGON, From IB ACROSS THE SPACE COAST store the dragon was in any way concerned with the Dole campaign," Hill said. "But no matter how much we said that we had nothing to do with it, people would still think we did." Supporters say they still want to help fix the dragon, and are optimistic interest will be renewed after the November election. Meanwhile, Blow said all donations will be returned as soon as he can get the checks written and mailed out.

"The fact that so many people did come together in a nonemergency situation is a compliment to the community in which we live," Rains said "This crossed all boundaries, social, economic and racial." The foundation attracted hundreds of people, including John Hill, a project planner and 13-year Melbourne resident. He offered to donate his time and organizational skills to the group. "I'm an avid boater and I've probably circumvented that dragon 3,000 times. Lately, after the leg fell off, it became real obvious that it was in need of attention," Hill said. "At one point, we were in real good shape to do something to fix the dragon." Hill said he thinks people overreacted when the banner went up, but he also can see how it could create a misunderstanding.

"We don't want to give the impression that the committee to re Correction Jesse J. Kirshner, 17 of Rockledge was not charged with burglary, grand theft, petty theft or vehicle burglary. He was charged with two counts of dealing in stolen property. The information in Wednesday's editions of Florida Today was incorrect be-cause of inaccurate information provided by police. TITUSVILLE Crafters needed: rafters are needed for the Christmas Festival of Crafts, which will be Nov.

16 at Fox Lake Park west of Titusville. Tables and spaces are $15.90, including sales tax. The festival will be from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with set up as early as 6:30 a.m.

Call the Brevard County Parks and Recreation office at 264-5037 or 264-5105 to register. Please send information to be included in this column to Jacine Smallwood, Fbrida Today, P.O. Box 419000, Melbourne FL, 32941 or fax to 242-6620. Typed information should be no longer than two paragraphs and should include a contact name and phone number. COCOA BEACH Breast cancer awareness: A breast cancer seminar will be noon Friday at the Seasiders Senior Club meeting at the Freedom 7 Community Center, 400 S.

Fourth St. The meeting will be open to the public. Information: 784-2313. MERRITT ISLAND Board meeting: The Brevard Veterans Council Advisory Board will meet at 4 p.m. Friday at the Veterans Memorial Center, 400 Sykes Creek Parkway.

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