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6B NEWS-PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1998 Obituaries State DEATHS ELSEWHERE MacKay-Dantzler ticket possible Te CI Al Ar Si mances of movies for studios, theaters and news media. Evan Whallon, 74, Columbus Symphony Orchestra COLUMBUS, Ohio Evan Whallon, music director of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra for 26 years, died Sunday after suffering a heart attack on Friday. He was 74. Whallon, who led the orchestra from 1956-1982, started in 1951 as music director of the Springfield Symphony. He moved to Columbus five years later.

Whallon appeared on podiums of symphonies and opera companies around the world. He led productions for the Cleveland Opera, Kansas City Lyric Opera, New York City Opera, Pittsburgh Opera and Fort Worth Opera. News-Press wire services Lucio Costa, 96, architect, urban planner RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Lucio Costa, an architect and urban planner who helped design the capital of Brasilia, died Saturday. He was 96. Costa gained fame when he designed the capital of Brasilia with architect Oscar Niemeyer in 1957.

John Krier, 89, movie industry analyst LOS ANGELES John Krier, a leading movie industry analyst whose box office reports were closely watched by Hollywood moguls and film fans, died Saturday at age 89. Frequently quoted by the news media, Krier was owner and president of Exhibitor Relations Co. the nation's oldest box office tracking firm, established in 1974. The company tracks box office perfor Mac KAY of Fort Myers and Miami attorney Ellis Rubin are challenging MacKay, a former state lawmaker and U.S. congressman, for the Democratic nomination.

MacKay is heavily favored to prevail in the Sept. 1 primary but needs 50 percent plus one vote to avoid a runoff a month later. Bush named Secretary of State Sandra Mortham as his pick for lieutenant governor last November, but she was forced to drop off the ticket in January after a series of revelations that raised ethical questions about her management of the Cabinet office. Bush already has said he won't make his choice known until the last moment, possibly the July 17 DANTZLER The Associated Press TALLAHASSEE Lt. Gov.

Buddy MacKay, the Democratic gubernatorial front-runner, may be looking at primary challenger Rick Dantzler as his running mate in what party officials believe would be the Democrats' best chance to defeat Jeb Bush this fall. Neither campaign would dismiss the possibility Tuesday of a MacKay-Dantzler ticket. Gubernatorial candidates have until July 17 to name their running mates. "This is a process where the campaign is going to find a good running mate," said MacKay's campaign spokeswoman Michelle Kucera. "When we have that person, we'll announce it." Dantzler, a 42-year-old former "Right now that's not part of my plan," said Dantzler, a self-described dark horse who is struggling to raise enough money to keep his campaign viable.

Party insiders who asked not to be identified said the possibility of a MacKay-Dantzler ticket has been actively discussed in recent weeks. Both men have been encouraged to consider the idea. State Democratic Party chairman Mitch Ceasar said a MacKay-Dantzler ticket would make a formidable opponent for Bush, who has outraised MacKay 3-to-l in fund-raising through the end of March. "I certainly think any combination of any of them on the ticket would be significant," Ceasar said. Dantzler, state Rep.

Keith Arnold state senator from Winter Haven, would provide the 65-year-old MacKay with a moderate, energetic running mate with proven voter appeal along the heavily populated Interstate 4 corridor in central Florida. Dantzler said Tuesday he has not discussed the idea with MacKay, who could not be reached for comment. DEATHS Information in the Deaths column is printed free of charge. To place a listing call 335-0324. The Society, Inc.

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Herbert said he was disappointed that more sitting presidents and provosts from larger institutions did not apply for the post, which was vacated when Herbert became chancellor in January. A consultant will be hired and to identify six new candidates. With the decision to reopen the search, Herbert said the target will be to have a president on board by the spring term of 1999. Dr. E.K.

Fretwell the interim president, will stay on until December. 2924 Del Prado Blvd. Suite 3 Cape Coral. Florida 33904 Over 30 years of Professional Service Lee County DRIVER, DOUGLAS 70, North Fort Myers, died Monday. Graveside services Thursday.

Arrangements by Lee Memorial Park. FRENCH, ALTA GRACE, 91, Cape Coral, died Tuesday. Arrangements by International Cremation Society. ESPINETA, CLARA PADILLA, 62, Fort Myers, died Sunday. Services Saturday.

Arrangements by American Family Funeral Home. JOSLIN, SHARON 44, Lehigh Acres, died Monday. Arrangements by Anderson Funeral Home of Lehigh Acres. LADERMANN, RUSSELL 79, North Fort Myers, died Tuesday. Arrangements by National Cremation Society.

METTLER, FRANKLIN 85, North Fort Myers, died Tuesday. Services and interment Friday. Arrangements by Coral Ridge Funeral Home. PETERS, CHARLES 89, Cape Coral, died Tuesday. Arrangements by National Cremation Society.

Charlotte County BARNES, MARY FRANCES HATFIELD, 79, Port Charlotte, died Monday. Services Friday. Arrangements by Roberson Funeral Home Crematory. BERNHARDT, JOHN 81, Port Charlotte, died Friday. Arrangements by National Cremation Society.

GRAHAM, MARY 89, Dayton, Ohio and Port Charlotte, died Tuesday. Services Friday in Dayton. Arrangements by Roberson Funeral Home Crematory. STAGE, SALLY 68, Port Charlotte, died Monday. Services Friday.

Arrangements by Roberson Funeral Home Crematory. YOST, DALE LAVERNE, 66, Port Charlotte, died Thursday. Services Thursday. Arrangements by Paul Schelm Funeral Home. Collier County FARR, JOHN "JEF" 47, Naples, died Saturday.

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at the Cape Coral Memorial Funeral Home. Memorial service at 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, 1998. Memorial gifts may be made in her memory to the Leukemia Society of America or The American Cancer Society. Out of area GEORGIE ANN CLINE Georgie Ann Cline, 78, of Fort Pierce died June 5, 1998.

She relocated to Fort Pierce with the occupation of a homemaker, after residing in Fort Myers for 1 8 years. She was born in Minneapolis, MN. Mrs. Cline was preceded in death by her husband, Robert O. Cline.

She is survived by her son, Robin L. Cline of Fort Pierce, and sister, Mary Ellen Johnston of Adena, MN. A memorial service will be held Wednesday, June 17, 1998 at 6:00 p.m. at Haisley-Hobbs Funeral Home with Rev. Don Davis, Associate Pastor of Indian River Presbyterian Church officiating.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society St. Lucie Unit 1695 S.E. Indian St. Stuart, FL 34997. Arrangements by Haisley-Hobbs Funeral Home, Inc.

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After moving to Fort Myers, FL. in 1945, she became a Practical Nurse, continuing in that profession until the age of 82. Though no longer here, her courage and determination will remain with her loved ones forever. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home on Thursday, June 18, 1998 from 6-8 p.m. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 0 a.m.

on Friday, June 1 9, 1 998 at the funeral home. Dorsey Funeral Home 3525 South Congress Ave. Lake Worth, FL 33461 LOIS B. BEAN Lois B. Bean, 85, passed away Monday, June 15, 1998.

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DOUGLAS E. DRIVER Douglas E. Driver, 70, of North Fort Myers, passed away June 15, 1998. He is survived by his mother, Janie Pearl Driver of Tuscaloosa, sons, John (Shari) Driver of Inglif, Terry (Debra) Driver of North Fort Myers, Curtis (Sandy) Driver of Lehigh Acres; daughter, Ann (Hector) Perez of East Fort Myers, seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and two sisters. Graveside services will be held on Thursday, June 18, at 11:30 a.m.

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