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6b THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1984 ST. PETERSBURG TIMES One burglary, and police chief is out 3 indicted in Dixie in connection with crash of drug plane By LUCY MORGAN St, Plnburg Tim Sutt Wnur 9 a.m. today. They are charged in a multiple-count indictment returned late Wednesday by a federal grand jury in Tallahassee.

If convicted each man would face a maximum 20-year prison term and fines totaling $60,000 apiece. The plane's wreckage was found March 2, 1983 by U.S. Customs officers who were responding to an emergency signal that had been picked up by a circling satellite. Inside the plane Dixie County sheriffs deputies found the body of Larry Michael Overstreet, 32, a resident of nearby Rocky Creek in rural Dixie County. The pilot was missing from the wreckage but FDLE agents traced him to a Gainesville hospital and identified him as Tucker.

Investigators say the plane apparently attempted to land during a storm and crashed into nearby trees. The wreckage was discovered several days later by the father of the dead man. The crash occurred near State Road 361, a highway that extends into the remote marshy coastline between Steinhatchee and Horseshoe Beach. The road has become notorious as a landing site for drug smugglers who often put down by moonlight or signal flares. police force, said his reasons for quitting were personal.

Philip B. Hofman, retired chairman of Johnson Johnson and a village commission member, conceded, "Obviously we've had some problems. We had a robbery." But then he said, "We don't talk. We don't want publicity." The village has hired former Broward County Manager Graham Watt to find a replacement for Speakman and to handle his duties in the interim. THE BURGLARY occurred Sept.

9 at the home of Carvel C. Linden of the McCullough chainsaw family. The community is surrounded by water, which is patrolled 24 hours a day by a boat, and the only bridge in is monitored from a guardhouse. But somehow the burglar made it across and entered the house through the roof. He apparently took a number of unspecified items before leaving.

Residents of the island in addition to the Floyds, Andrews and Carvel, include singer Julio Iglesias and Saudi Prince Turki Bin Abdul Assiz. Unif dPf tnf national INDIAN CREEK VILLAGE The only burglary in 16 years on this heavily guarded island of 29 mansions has cost the police chief his job. The only breach of security in the two years Jack 0. Speakman was the chief and city manager apparently was one too many for the outraged residents. Maria Floyd, wife of professional golfer Raymond Floyd, began circulating a petition urging the dismissal of Speakman, and he quickly resigned.

"SINCE THE security has been breached, something had to be done," said Donald'Andrews, a onetime major stockholder in U.S. Steel Corp. who signed the petition. But no one else, including Speakman, would discuss the resignation. "I don't think it would be appropriate for me to discuss my resignation," he said.

Speakman, a retired 26-year veteran of the Miami Three men have been indicted on federal drug smuggling charges stemming from the crash of a small airplane that was attempting to land on Dixie County's "road to nowhere," The airplane crashed in late February 1983, killing one man and injuring the pilot as it scattered about 600 pounds of marijuana across the remote marshy area. Lauren Dale Tucker, 37, a former deputy sheriff from Clinton, Tenn. identified as the pilot of the plane, was among those indicted. Others were Daniel O'Donnell 34, Lafollette, and Allen Ashley Davis, 32, of Steinhatchee. Jamie McLaughlin, special agent supervisor for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) said the three men have been ordered to turn themselves in by campaign calendar YOTDTCft CHOICE If I I I I TE ifWV I PERMA WHITE ONLY reg.

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Marilyn Hack-worth will make an appearance at St. Mark's United Methodist Church congregate dining facility, 6801 38th St. St. Petersburg. Hackworth is a Democratic candidate for the Pinellas County Commission.

11:45 a.m. The St. Petersburg Association of Life Underwriters will sponsor its annual legislative luncheon at Mr. Tibbs Restaurant, 5100 66th St. St.

Petersburg. Candidates planning to attend include Democrat Peter Rudy Wallace and Republican Richard B. "Rick" Badgley, candidates for House District 56. Noon T. M.

"Tom" Woodruff will attend a meeting of the Optimist Club at the Oyster Bar, 4200 34th St. St. Petersburg. Woodruff is a Republican candidate for House District 58. 7 p.m.

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Bailey will attend the installation banquet of the Greater Pinellas Park Chamber of Commerce at the Wine Cellar Restaurant, 17307 Gulf Redington Beach. The charge is $19 a person. 7:30 p.m. Badgley will meet with the Disabled American Veterans, Chapter 13, at Madeira Beach City Hall, 300 Municipal Drive, Madeira Beach. i Information for this column must be received by the Times in writing by noon at least three days before the event.

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