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1 Aug. 12, 1986 Paper, foundation challenge rape law Associated Press JACKSONVILLE The Florida First Amendment Foundation has joined a small Jacksonville weekly in challenging a state law that prohibits publishing or broadcasting a rape victim's name. The Florida Star, a weekly, violated the law on Oct. 29, 1983, when it printed 1 a victim's name in a police news column. The newspaper said the printing of the woman's name was a mistake.

A reporter -trainee copied the woman's name off a police report and then another reporter submitted the story under the category of "robberies," the newspaper said. The 33-year-old woman was sexually assaulted and robbed at knifepoint, the story said. She was awarded. $72,500 in damages from The Florida Star circuit-court jury found the newspaper negligent in December 1985. The newspaper is challenging constitutionality of the law before the 1st District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee.

While the ruling is being appealed, the Star does not have to pay the damages. The newspaper's attorneys said the U.S. Supreme Court has sided with the media in similar challenges in other states. Endorse From 1B Denise Prescod, the Star's attorney, said no case had challenged Florida's law the way this one does. Foundation attorney Paul Levine said Supreme Court opinions say the media can reveal anything found in public records, barring information that might endanger the public.

In this case, not printing the woman's name would have only saved her embarrassment. The woman's attorney, Joel Eaton, in a brief filed last week, said his client suffered "the ultimate invasion of her Peter Weitzel, foundation president and managing editor of The Miami Herald, said the Florida First Amendment Foundation thought the Star faced "a very difficult appeal and also a very strong possibility of facing financial difficulties if it lost the suit." Levine said the foundation is "not saying that newspapers want to be running around publishing the names of rape victims. No newspapers that I know of would do that indiscriminately with or without the statute on the books." But he said editors should decide whether to print a name and "a newspaper should not be punished particularly where the publication was accidental." Representatives of news organizations throughout Florida, including The Miami Herald, make up the board of directors of the non-profit foundation. County, and state Sen. Ed Dunn of Ormond Beach.

For education commissioner, the group endorsed Republican Stan Marshall, former president of Flori- da State University, and state Rep. Larry Hawkins, The environmental PAC also made endorsements D-Perrine, and state Sen. Betty Castor, D-Tampa. for Republican and Democratic candidates in the League officials said they chose deliberately to Cabinet races for attorney general and education endorse more than two candidates in each of the races commissioner. The group intends to make endorse- because they all strongly supported environmental ments in the other races later.

issues. For attorney general, the league endorsed Repub- "Our purpose is not to make up people's minds, lican Lavon Ward of Fort Lauderdale and Democrats but to inform them, and that's what we have Walter Dartland, former consumer advocate in Dade said Delate. Night said hassee Officer are L.C. expected to Daniels. participate, passed neighborhoods out fliers on at several Monday black and From 1B The Black on Black Crime task churches on 'Sunday, Riley said.

force also has targeted the Bond, During the watch tonight, memparticipate in the third annual Frenchtown and Springfield com- bers of the police department and event. About 2,100 cities participat- munities as participants. the task force will drive through the ed last year. Nineteen neighbor- Task-force members went on a neighborhoods in a caravan, said hood crime-watch groups in Talla- door-to-door campaign in those Riley, as a show of support. Circuit Judge Charles McClure to treat Porter as a juvenile delinquent, rather than an adult criminal, and sentence him to a halfway house until his 18th birthday in April.

After that, Porter will serve 10 years of probation. Declining to comment, McClure said, "It would be inappropriate for me to take issue with anything." Blasting Porter's sentence as a "slap on the wrist," Lanier's defense attorney James Banks said Monday, "I'm outraged because of the disparity of the two sentences." Asked if he thought the Bean case played a role, Banks said only, "Let the record speak for itself." That record, confirmed prosecutor Poitinger, shows that Porter was involved in the burglary of seven Tallahassee businesses Trigger Enterprises, Carter's Sporting Goods, Animal Health Clinic, Pawn Shop, Sporting Goods, Mike's Marine Supply and The Scuba Discovery. That's two more burglaries than Lanier racked up. And, Banks said, Porter pleaded no contest to two counts of armed burglary life felonies more serious than Lanier's crimes plus attempted burglary, four counts of burglary, five counts of grand theft While the recommended state guideline sentence for Porter, was between five-and-a-half to seven years in prison, Banks pointed out, Lanier's recommended sentence ranged from only 12 to 30 months in prison for his April no-contest pleas. "Porter's the bad guy in this whole mess," Banks said, incredulous.

"He's the ringleader." But over at the police department, Sgt. Porter said, "As far as I'm concerned, my son's case was handled aboveboard. I was guaranteed no slack. John just gave his side of the story from the word go. I see no favoritism myself." 1550 Happy FLORIDA BRIEFS From Democrat wires Gas spills in Orlando ORLANDO Firefighters worked Monday to contain 6,000 gallons of gasoline that flowed through the streets of Orlando from a tanker truck that flipped on Interstate 4 just before the morning rush hour.

There was no fire in the 6 a.m. accident and only one firefighter and one civilian were injured. Both were treated and released for vapor inhalation at the scene, said Charles Goulder, chief of communications for the fire department. "Traffic has just been an unbelievable mess in Orlando, and with the storm that came through this morning, it has just been impossible," Goulder said. "We had to block out so many roads down in town because of the flow of the fuel about an eight- to 10-block area." Gasoline gushing from a rupture in the truck's Albin Westberg Jr.

Albin T. Westberg 61, of 1655 Capital Circle SE, Lot 36, died Monday at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Parkway Baptist Church, where he was a member, with burial at Tallahassee Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends at Culley Sons Guardian Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m.

today. A native of Carrabelle, he was a retired land surveyor and engineer and a World War II veteran in the U.S. Marine Corps. Survivors include his wife, Vivian Westberg, of Tallahassee; three sons, Gary Westberg of Tallahassee, Glenn and Gregory Westberg, both of Panama City; two daughters, Gloria Derby of Tallahassee and Peggy Tharpe of Woodville; two sisters, Margie Miller Marianna a and Mary Westberg of Carrabelle; and eight grandchildren. Ira Pittman Ira De Witt Pittman, 64, of 1920 Chuli Nene, died Monday at home.

The funeral will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church, where he was a member, with burial in Roselawn Cemetery. A native of Walton County, he was president of Capital Stone Co. and a member of the Tallahassee Kiwanis Club, Jackson Lodge No. 1 Tallahassee Shrine Club and Tallahassee Elks Lodge No.

937. He was a veteran of World War II and the Korean War. Survivors include his wife, Agnes Pittman of Tallahassee; three daughters, Sheila Wolfe and TODAY'S SCRAMBLED NAME: TURNHED OC. Send a POSTCARD with the unscrambled name to: Classified Name Scramble Tallahassee Democrat, P.O. Box 990, Tallahassee 32302.

$25 CONGRATULATIONS To Last Week's Winner: PAM BELCHER In Tallahassee The Scrambled Name was: YOUR DAILY BREAD 2010 Rooms For Rent AVAILABLE privately owned BR 2 bath brick furn. home, with all appliances. To share with fellow male students. close to FSU, utilities included. Call 386-8174 eves wkends.

FURNISHED ROOM 1 block from FSU, kitchen privileges, utilities included. $130. 298-1045 or 575-2859. Located less than one block from FSU ith three sizes to choose from with prices starting at $100. On-site manager.

222-3632. Private entrance, private bath, near TMH, air refrigerator, utilities included, $185. Call 222-2768 2050 Unfurn. Apts. For Rent AVAILABLE AUG.

16th SPACIOUS, clean 1 BR ceiling fan, carpet, central heat air, washer dryer hookup, 1187 Ocala Rd. $285 mo. 222-8449 AVAILABLE SEPT. 1st. BR 1 bath near downtown.

Air, carpet, hardwood floors. Very. clean. 1 Year lease. $100 Non-refundable cleaning deposit.

$190 Mo. No pets. 893-2619, 421-4260, or 984-0084 1 bedroom, central heat air, close to Lake Ella. No pets. To see inquire at 1630 N.

Monroe. 2 BR, 1 bath, hookups, central icemaker, no pets or children. $150 deposit. Call Joe 575-6759 or 878-8864. 2 BR 1 bath, fully equipped kitchen, outside storage with washer dryer included, energy efficient, ceiling fans, quiet shady.

Located between Tennessee Mission Rd. Call 893-6541 or 893-6620. 1 BR 1354-A Linda Ann Dr. Vaulted ceiling, central kitchen equipped, deck. $175 security.

Harold, FEENER REALTY 877-1966. 2 BR a apartment near Governor's Square Mall and HRS. Central ceiling fans, refrigerator and icemaker. Rent: $300. Security deposit: $200.

1 Year lease required. Call 877-7032, after 5 wkdays. 2 BR central heat air, kitchen equipped. $225 Mo. deposit.

Call 562-2441. 1 2-BR UNFURNISHED ALL ADULT COMMUNITY VILLA CORTEZ 576-9416 1832 JACKSON BLUFF CANOPY OAK 1 BR, $200 deposit. Free cable, water sewer. Pool, laundry BBQ. 1619 Lake Ave.

576-6986. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NIGHTLINE 599-2217 ad. Open 5:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Monday Friday Furnished efficiency apartment.

2 blocks from FSU. Air cond. Phone 298-1045 or 575-2859. GOVERNMENT RENT SUBSIDIZED APTS. 1 TO 3 BRs, Utilities Included.

877-9815, 224-5572 huge trailer poured down the interstate embankment to streets below as firefighters from 15 units: rushed in with sand and foam to try to contain the spill and keep it from igniting. The accident was at the Church Street Exit, within blocks of City Hall and the Orange County Courthouse. Witnesses told police that the accident happened when a utility truck dropped a large ladder onto the interstate and the tank-truck driver swerved to avoid it, overturning his vehicle. The driver suffered minor injuries, police reported. Dumping plan blasted OCALA The state Department of Environmental Regulation is being criticized for its approval of a plan by the city of Ocala to dump up to eight-and-a-half-million gallons of treated sewage a day into the Oklawaha River.

The Oklawaha, which borders the Ocala National Forest, is one of Florida's most scenic waterways. Its lush vegetation, swimming holes and fishing make it a popular getaway. "It's hard to complain about people being worried about water quality," said Roxanne Dow, head of the DER water-quality section in Tallahassee. "But we have fought all of these issues out." Kathy Carter, both of Tallahassee, and Sara Adams of Norcross, two brothers; Joseph Pittman of Marianna and Gordan Pittman of Moultrie, two sisters; Gwendolyn Ericson, of Prattville, and Billie Ayers of Pensacola. (Culley Sons Guardian Chapel) William Louis Summerlin KISSIMMEE William Louis Summerlin, 36, of Kissimmee, died Friday in Syracuse, N.Y.

The service will be 4 p.m. today at Hosford Cemetery in Hosford. A lifelong resident of Kissimmee, he was a heavy equipment operator and a veteran of the Vietnam War. Survivors include his father, Hastings Summerlin of Bristol. (Adams Funeral Home in Blountstown) Milton M.

Anderson Jr. MONTICELLO Milton M. Anderson 70, of Monticello, died Monday at home. The service will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Roseland Cemetery in Monticello.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Beggs- Wilkins funeral home in Monticello. Memorial contributions may be made to any charity. A lifelong resident of Jefferson County, he was a salesman with the Edenfield Hardware Store in Monticello and a member of the First United Methodist Church in Monticello. Survivors include his wife, Martha Floyd Anderson of Monti- 2050 Unfurn.

Apts. For Rent 2050 Unfurn. POINTE EAST 2 bedroom unfurnished, hookup, ice-maker refrigerator, central good value, convenient eastside off Mahan Drive (E. Tennessee W.T. Moore, Cobb and Lincoln school district.

Call Jeanne at 877-9746. QUIET 1 BR APT with central includes water, garbage and sewer pick-up. $195 $210. Many with new carpet. Call 576-0441 for more information.

SEMINOLE PLAZA 111 bedroom, from $190. Convenient to FSU. Pool. Accepting leases. Call John at 224-7243.

736 W. Virginia St. SOUTHSIDE bedroom, furnished. or unfurnished. From Campus Highlands.

Call George, 877-1856. SOUTHERN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Licensed Real Estate Broker BUCKINGHAM PLACE 2 bedroom, unfurnished, near TMH, $285 per month. Available Sept. 1. 1821 Miccosukee Rd.

4066 BREWSTER RD. 2 bedroom duplex, unfurnished, eastside, $305 per month. Available Sept. 1. 222-2263 After Hours: 386-1522 or 893-4846 SOUTHERN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Licensed Real Estate Broker 1305 CLAY ST.

2 bedroom, 1 bath townhouses off Alabama St. Carpeted, central heat air, $235 per month. NORTHEAST AREA Tidewater Townhouses, N. Meridian at Bradford. 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, ceiling fan in living room, eat-in kitchen, patio plus washer and dryer.

Available now for $485 per month. 222-2263 After Hours: 386-1522 or 893-4846 SOUTHERN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Licensed Real Estate Broker WESTSIDE 1526 Patrick Ave. 3 bedroom, 2 bath quadraplex, central heat air, $325 per month. EASTSIDE 2615 Chandalar, 2 bedroom, 1 bath duplex. Washer and dryer hookups, central heat and air, Woodrun area.

$295 per month. 222-2263 After Hours: 386-1522 or 893-4846 Tall Trees Smooth Lawns SEASONS NORTH LUXURY APARTMENTS Now accepting rental applications for 2 BR 1 bath, and 2 BR 2 baths, Quiet, mature, adult complex. No children or pets. Pool and laundry facilities. Please call 386-8159.

cello; a daughter, Beth Harper of Tallahassee; a brother, W. Turnbull Anderson of Monticello; a sis-' ter, Wilhelmina Clarey of Greenville, S.C.; and two grandchildren. Waldo B. Kinsey Sr. PINETTA Waldo B.

Kinsey 78, of Pinetta, died Sunday at home. The service will be 11 a.m. today at Pinetta United Methodist Church, where he was a member, with burial at Mount Horeb Cemetery in Madison County. Memorial contributions may be made to the church. He was a lifelong resident of Pinetta, had worked for the U.S.

Postal Service for 45 years as a rural mail carrier and postmaster, was a member of the National Association of Rural Letter Carriers, and ran his own nursery. Survivors include his wife, Irma, Davenport Kinsey of Pinetta; three sons, Jackie a and Waldo Kinsey both of Tallahassee, and' Tommy Kinsey of Pinetta; a- daughter, Nancy Kinsey of Pinetta; a brother, Clark Kinsey of Orlando; three sisters, Mrs. Clyde Collette and Frances Ragans, both of Madison, and Rosetta Cone of Orlando; and seven grandchildren. (T.J. Beggs Jr.

Sons Funeral Home in Madison) Lanier From 1B CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 599-2210 -the people's Legal Notices Legal Notices BID PACKAGE NUMBERS: 05.009.A "Wall 07.007.A "Roofing, Sheet Metal and Flashing, 08.008.A "Glass and 09.005.A "General 09.006.A "Metal Studs, Drywall, Insulation and Access 14.013.A 15.001.A 15.002.A "Fire 15.003.A "HVAC and Building 16.016.A "Electrical" 16.017.A "Telephone, PABX, Broadband Network ENGINEERING FACILITY Tallahassee, Florida Gilbane Building Construction Company, the Manager for the Engineering Facility will receive sealed proposals in duplicate for Bid Package numbers: 05.009.A "Wall 07.007.A "Roofing, Sheet Metal and Flashing, 08.008.A "Glass and 09.005.A "General 09.006.A "Metal Studs, Drywall, Insulation and Access 14.013.A 15.001.A 15.002.A "Fire 15.003.A "HVAC and Building 16.016.A "Electrical" and 16.017.A "Telephone, PABX, Broadband Network for the construction of the Facility in Tallahassee, plans and specifications as Fronzak of Tallahassee, Florida The project consists of three basement, approximately Engineering Florida in accordance with the prepared by Barnett and and the invitation to bid. (3) story building, including 124,000 square foot. The remainder of the work will be bid at a later date. Sealed proposals will be Manager until 12:00 Noon September 3, 1986 at the Tennessee, Tallahassee, Florida Proposals will be publicly received after this time will A Pre-bid conference will be 1986 at 2:00 P.M. E.S.T.

at the Tennessee Street, in Meeting the pre-bid conference and those bidders interested in received by the Construction E.S.T. on Wednesday, Ramada Inn West, 2121 West in Meeting Room A B. opened and read aloud. Bids not be accepted. held on Tuesday, August 19, Ramada Inn West, 2121 West Room A B.

Attendance at a site visit is suggested for submitting a proposal. Bid security in the form of a bid bond or cashier's check in the amount 5 percent of the bid amount must accompany each bid in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. The successful bidder will be required to furnish Performance and Payment Bonds in the amount one hundred percent of the maximum contract amount. All bid documents may be Company, 315 East Robinson FL 32801; Culpepper Construction 5th Avenue, Tallahassee, Planroom in Tallahassee; Project Information about obtaining contacting Gilbane Building 1873 attention Mr. Joel Construction Company at Huddleson or Mr.

Calvin Hall 576-6316. examined at Gilbane Building Street, Suite 650, Orlando, Company, 114 East Florida 32303; F.W. Dodge Dodge Scan, or The Site. bid documents is available Company at (305) 423- W. Wilson or Culpepper (904) 224-3146 attention Mr.

at the project site at (904) The Construction Manager reserves the right to waive irregularities and to reject any and all bids. August 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, NOTICE OF ACQUIRE A BANK BY A 1986 Ad No. 85640010 APPLICATION TO BANK HOLDING COMPANY Southeast Banking Corporation, One Southeast Financial Center, Miami, Dade County, Reserve Florida 33131, intends to apply to the Federal Board for permission to acquire a bank located at 101 N. Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida 32301. We intend to acquire control of Southeast Bank of Tallahassee, 101 N.

Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida 32301. The Federal Reserve considers a number of factors in deciding whether to approve the application, including the record of performance of banks we own in helping to meet local credit needs. You are invited to submit the Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta, Georgia 30301. The before September 12, 1986 and The Federal Reserve's applications may be found at TALLAHASSEE OBITUARIES: Ida D. Ibach, 84, nando Drive, died Claire Thayne 1905 Sageway Drive, John F.

Townsend, Westridge Drive, died Apts. For Rent 2050 Unfurn. THE OAKS OF KILLEARN IN KILLEARN Country Club Area 14 beautifully landscaped acres with it's own lake for jogging surrounding 1, 2, and 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartments and towhomes. Partial utilities, patios, laundry, pool, sauna. 893-1197 THE PERFECT RETREAT WITH SPACE TO UNWIND 850 sq.

ft. 1 bedroom available in September, featuring new beige carpet, eat-in kitchen with passthru to dining area, timesaving appliances, partial utilities, and huge bedroom with walk-in closet for only $299. Furniture available. Clubhouse, pool, saunas, laundry facilities, and more. ROLLING HILLS John Knox Road 2 east of Tallahassee Mall between Monroe and Meridian 385-2560 Office Hours: weekdays; 10-3 Sat.

Investors Real Estate Management of Tallahassee, Inc. The MAYFAIR-PARKE Corporation REALTORS DONOVAN DRIVE 2 BR 1 bath, fully equipped kitchen, separate dining, outside patio, DAWN COURT 2 BR 1 bath duplex, near FAMU campus, fully equipped, excellent location, EAST COLLEGE 1 BR 2 story apartment, downtown, fully equipped kitchen, outside deck, SYLVAN COURT 2 BR 1 bath, with separate living and dining area, fully equipped kitchen, 10 minutes from campus. CAMPUS APARTMENTS 1 BR apts. on corner of W. Pensacola and Hayden.

Now renovating for fall. ALACHUA STREET 2 bedroom apartment just off Magnolia, built- in bookshelves, fireplace, large closets, deck, BRADFORD COURT Large 2 bedroom downstairs apartment, separate living and dining, fully equipped kitchen, large rear patio area, nice north location. JIM LEE ROAD Large bedroom apartments with fully equipped kitchen, living and dining area, outside, patio, convenient downtown location. 2 WEEKS RENT FREE. Unfurnished 1 BR.

$175 per month. 118-B Bass St. Call 877-1061. 412 426 W. 6TH AVE.

1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Earthtone carpet. $190 $255 per month. $100 security. Call 224-6941.

Investors Real Estate Management of Tallahassee Inc. WISPERING WOODS WILLOW BEND 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments, many overlooking Hilaman Golf Course. hookups, frost-free ice-maker refrigerators. Convenient to Governor's Rd. Call 877-1635.

of 1808 FerSunday. Sopher, 74, of died Monday. 44, of 120 Sunday, Legal Notices for processing protested CFR 262.25. To obtain a procedures, or if you Community need more the application, contact Mr. 8713.

Other questions on the to Mr. Zane R. Kelley at Reserve will consider your a public meeting or formal they are received by the Federal the last date of the comment Legal Notices applications may be found at copy of the applications information about how to Reinvestment Act comments on Howard Dillion at (404) 521- application should be directed (404) 521-8952. The Federal comments and any request for hearing on the application if Reserve Bank on or before period. August 12, 19, 1986 Ad No.

88640070 INVITATION TO BID DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Sealed bids will be received in the D.O.T. Purchasing Bureau, Fleming Street Suite 200, Tallahassee 32301 until 5:00 P.M. August 18, 1986 for the following: AU2686C1, Printer Printwheel, FOB: Tallahassee AU2686C2, Coaxial Cable, FOB: Various AU2686E1, Corrugated Galvanized Steel Perforated Underdrain Pipe, FOB: Various AU2686E2, Shell Material, FOB: Various AU2686E3, Limrock Miami Or Ocala Formation, FOB: Various AU2686E4, Portland Cement Type 1 FOB: Various AU2686F1, Printing Snapout Forms, FOB: Tallahassee AU2686G1, Lighting, FOB: Tampa Bid blanks and specifications may be obtained by calling (904) 488-7565. Right is reserved to reject any or all bids. T.J.

Cappellini, Chief Bureau of Purchasing August 12, 19, 1986 Ad No. 88640100 Minority Business Enterprises (MBE), and Womens Business Enterprises (WBE), Subcontractor's Bids are requested for The Federal Correction Institution, Marianna, Florida, Project No. 85011.00, Bid Group Three. Bids are requested on August 12, 1986. Contact -Stuart Company, 305-648-4331.

July 31, Aug. 1 12, 1986 Ad No. 7T640070 We hereby give notice to register in compliance with Section 865.09 Florida Statute. NAME OF BUSINESS: Tallahassee Dermatology ADDRESS: 1401 Centerville Road Suite 604 Tallahassee, Florida 32308 OWNER: Marie Hayes July 29, Aug. 5, 12, 19, 1986 Ad No.

A 7P640100 We hereby give notice to register in compliance with 2050 Unfurn. Apts. For Rent HOME IN A FLASH! Spacious and clean 1 BR furnished apartments. Partial utilities, 1st light past Publix, going west on Pensacola take right, 217 White Dr. Or call David, 576-8914 Investors Estate Management of Tallahassee, Inc.

CLOSE TO TOWN 1-Bedroom apartment. No pets. $210 A month. Call Walter Eason Realty REALTOR, 224-8136. Enjoy a quiet 2 BR apt.

with a deck in a secluded area for $290 per month. Central heat air, carpeted throughout. $200 deposit. 385-3779. Furnished 2 BR near Lafayette Park.

unfurnished, available at Resident Manager 224-2024. LANDMARK LARGE SPACIOUS UNITS GREAT LOCATION CLOSE TO FSU 1, 2, 3 BR FREE CABLE TV 2 Pools, Lighted Tennis Courts Laundry 576-5421 2125 Jackson Bluff Rd Le Parc Villa Versailles FURN. or UNFURN. 1-BR-2-BR-EFFICIENCIES CENTRAL LOCATION CABLE TV UTILITIES Except Electricity 631 East Call Street 222-2864 301 Lipona Road. 2 BR, 1 bath.

$295 month. $200 deposit. 1 year lease. Call 893-1043. Luxury 1 or 2 BR on N.

MERIDIAN, LAFAYETTE PARK. Spacious, patio, laundry. 386-6600 1795 N. MISSION RD. Large 1 bedroom apartment in back of house.

Includes 893-5816 or 385-9876. hookup. $200 per A month. Call NEW 2-BR NE location. Microwave, miniblinds.

Hurry, call today, 385-8290 NEW IN TALLAHASSEE? WE OFFER SPECIAL RATES SUMMER WEEKLY RAMADA INN EAST 1355 Apalachee Parkway Call Connie Bond 877-3171 Apts. For Rent WALK TO FSU Large one-bedroom, one-bathapartments. Pool, laundry facilities, walk-in closets, cable hook- -ups. Water, sewer, garbage and pest control provided. $150 Holds for fall.

Block from Osceola Hall. HIGH POINT PARK 411 Chapel Drive 222-2056 For Serious Minded Students Section 865.09 Florida Statute. NAME OF BUSINESS: Media Voice by Mike Edwards ADDRESS: 1471 Timberlane Rd, Suite 171, Tallahassee, FL 32312 OWNER: Mike Schafenacker August 12, 19, 26, September 2, 1986 Ad No. 876401500 1400 Special Notices ADOPTION. Loving, well educated financialy secure white couple wish to adopt newborn.

Confidential. All expenses paid. Call collect, (201) 265-4557 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NIGHTLINE 599-2217 To place or cancel your ad. Open 5:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Monday Friday for tutoring French. From beginner to Advanced level. 575-8926 eves. MERLE NORMAN We appreciate the patience of our faithful customers during the reorganization of our stores. We have closed the Governor's Square store will give better service have a complete sock of merchandise for our clientele at our Tallahassee Mall location.

Store hours: 10am-9pm Monday Saturday Sundays 385-2142 Native speaker, 15 years experience THE KITCHEN Is on vacation this week. We'll serve dinner 20 August. WANTED: Singles seeking other singles for friendship. For free information on how we can help put you in touch, send your name and address to: Single Seeking, P.O. Box 5831, Dothan, AL 36302.

1450 Lost Found Black white English Pointer bird dog. Lost in area of Woodville. Child's pet; reward offered. Call 877-4254 after 5, or 575-0602 before. LOST: 10 mo.

old YELLOW LAB puppy, male, approx. 50 lbs. Lost Blue Sink area. REWARD. 877-6525 Lost 10 Yr.

old shepherd -collie mix, reddish gold color, Springhill Rd grocery store. Needs medication. Call 575-7091 or 878-8148. LOST: BLONDE LAB 5 months old, no collar. Waverly Hills area.

Call 385-3089 or 562-4383. LOST: Yellow Lab, male, years old, Bull Headley Rd. area. Missing for 2 weeks. 893-4020.

REWARD: lost 8-8, male black white BULLDOG, please call if seen or found. On medication. 877-4694; or 878-4803 after 5pm I WORTHINGTON: PARK LARGE SPACIOUS APARTMENTS 1, 2, 3 BR APTS. VERY LARGE 3-BR TOWNHOUSES WITH FIREPLACE HOOKUPS cable, water sewer. Pool, laundry BBQ.

1619 Lake Ave. 576-6986. CEDARS WEST APARTMENTS QUALITY AT REASONABLE RATES FEATURING: 01 2 BR Facilities Pool Picnic Grills Free Cable T.V. 2765 W. Tharpe St.

(Corner of Mission Rd Tharpe) 386-2424 Investors Real Estate of Tallahassee, Inc. 878-1855 1112 South Magnolia 2055 Furn. Apartments For Rent Available Now! OVER 550! Low Fee. LOKAYTA 'HOME FOLKS' Realty 1, 2, 3 BR Homes, 1621 N. Monroe St.

681-0636 2 BR furn. apt. $275 Per mo. 1 Year lease. Near Westwood Shopping Center.

562-2707 or 576-3031 CANOPY OAK 1 BR, $200 deposit. Free comments on this application of Atlanta, P.O. Box 1731, comment period will not end may be somewhat longer. procedures for processing 12 CFR Part 262. COLUMBIA HOUSE APTS Close to FSU and TCC, quiet complex on quiet landscaped street.

1 BR, furnished and unfurnished available. Pool, laundry, free cable. Community Really Group. Mgmt: Division, 224-2648. Managers office; 576-5417..