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on May 3, 1992, at the home of a friend who lives about 15 minutes from Costine's home. Costine's family called the sheriffs office when he did not return to his mobile home, where he lived alone. Family members called and knocked on the door of the mobile home, but got no answer. Investigators said there were no signs of Sermons or forced entry into the mobile home. Authorities say Sermons is ei-- ther a suspect, victim or witness.

"Whoever did it, it was a well-. planned thing," Joannah Costine i said. "There was.no evidence left behind that I know of. Everybody's in the dark about who did it That's why we're placing so much hope on "'Unsolved "And if Melissa Jo is dead where is her body? And if she's alive maybe somebody on 'Unsolved Mysteries' can find her." Sheriffs detectives have" been conducting investigations in states where people have reported seeing Sermons, including Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and Kansas. Sermons is described as a white female, 5 feet 10 inches tall and 175 pounds.

She was last seen wearing a -Mack shirt, "turquoise pants," gray boots and a horseshoe ring with dia-' monds. Donald Gale MD. James Martin MD. Elsa Nelson MD. Kenneth Novick MD.

Ranjit SUva M.D. Richard Radocha MD. Maurice McCarthy, Jr. MD. Richard Cassady MD.

James Threlkel MD. Robert HaUett MD. Green Clinic Gary Johnson MD. W. Christopher Duncan MD.

Michael Degnan M.D., A. David E.Green M.D., PA. David J. Green P.A. Manuel Jain M.D., P.A.

Frank Thornton, Jr. MD. Kollagunta S. Chandraschar, MD. Ronald Kenner MD.

John Moore MD, PA James Baker M.D. John Puckett, Jr. MD. Richard N. Garcia, MD.

GuUlermo Allende MD. Edward Jukes M.D., P.A. Jay Stine, Jr. MD. Jorge Otoya MD.

Michael Roberta D. Roy Braunstein MD. Nicholas Blavataky M.D. Patrick Sullivan MD. Robert Howard P.A.

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Mark Hii M.D. Joy Jackson M.D. Joae Martinez M.D. Independent Providers New street to be named after King Jon RosseUo. M.D.

Nelson A. Warner, MD. Ismael Dionaldo MD. -Robin Baker, MD. Mitch FEaring, MD.

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Gary J. Chappel, M.D. John M. Coleman, MD. Mary S.

Gardner, MD. Norman T. Gensolin, MD. S. Bruce Gerber, MD.

Mark J. Giovannetti, M.D. Jorge R. Gutierrez, M.D. Marlene Halui, MD.

r-O; Frederick-Hamikon, Rohg Dad Ho, MD. African-Americans can be henK. ored," she said. "I feel many otvi are standing On the shoulders of people who have accomplished in the past" She wants the street to be officially opened during King's birth-. day in Januarys I Tv -The street riins-n at-abahT1, doned railroad line from Avenue? M) Northwest into what is called the 5 Block," one of the area's lowest-income neighborhoods.

The road, paid for with federal grants, is intended to open up the neighborhood for emergency access and develop? ment. (f Darby said she realized that 1o cal people worthy of recognition would be left out if the road was named after King. So she recommended a plaque be erected by the new road honoring six local black community leaders." Commissioner Robert Smitty'v; Smith said it was the commission's; By STEVE NEWBORN Tribune Staff Writer WINTER HAVEN The city's newest street will be named after slain civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. But the process of naming the street was anything but "Civil." v.r A survey" of residents published in local newspapers indicated King was the second favorite behind Anthony Lawrence, a preacher known for preaching through a bullhorn at busy intersections. City Commissioner John saitfMonday nignt that Lawrence "has his finger on the pulse on certain segments of this community" and asked why he shouldn't be considered.

Commissioner Ann Darby said she preferred naming the street after people who made historical contributions. "We have very few areas where responsibility to name the street af. ter one person and voted against the plaque. "To me, that's kind of a cop out," he said. Smith also said King has been honored by renaming Lake Silver Park after him.

But fellow Commissioner. Pan, ibernathy said well have 100 names on there" and called Darby's suggestion a reasonable compromise. Simmonds backed naming the street after King because he felt if commissioners did not do so, pressure wouincreajse to j-ename an 'eistin street after z. "I am a little concerned that something like this should be so controversial," said Simmonds. Commissioners voted 4-1 to name the street after King.

At Darby's suggestion, the names on. the plaque will berw The-Revr Joel ErAtkins," longtime advocate in the fight for equal rights. Althea Mills, who allowed her son, Herman, to become the plaintiff in the case that led to the desegregation of Polk County schools, John Cunningham Sr.t; who; i moved to Winter JIaven an. 1927 and "devoted is life to building housing, for low-income families in the'citys northeast section. Herbert Miller, whose company, Miller Harvesting, provided citrus harvesting jobs for more than 2,000 people during his 44 years in Winter Haven.

He also built rental properties- for lownoeme families. John Maddox first veterinarian in Florence Villa," who provided thousands of vaccinations for $1. He also was the first school bus driver in the area. Father Vincent Smith, who organized the Haven Day Care Center, that provides. affordable ghjlef car-, to loW-ihcome working famiRes.lj.

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-T. Earle Dukes, Jr. MD. James Magnusen MD. WUliam McKee, Jr.

D. Alan Rich M.D. Peter Smith, M.D. Glen Barden M.D. William Cherry, III MD.

Wallace Coyner M.D. Stanley Lipuiski M.D. Russell Sklenicka MD. Troy Hutchinson, MD. Raymond E.

LdvelaceyMD. Residents oppose site for boot camp From Page 1 Roy H. Lucas, M.D. Gerald W. Luedeman, MD.

Lawrence S. Ross, M.D. Douglas M. Roy, M.D. Charles W.

Snyder, M.D. Arnold J. Spanjers, MD. Hee Jae Yoon, MD. Elizabeth M.

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PharmCare Infusion State Ozygen Florida Medical Systems American Ozygen Health Services, Inc. Arbors at Lakeland Subacute Rehab Center Rite Aid Pharmacy $25,000. Jr. man DanCostello said that would The goal Was to delay opening of the camp until Ju-smaller projects by not having to ly and could jeopardize operating advertise for proposals on each pro- money from the state Department ject, rank firms and complete nego- of Health and Rehabilitative Servic-tiations a process which could es (HRS). take a month or more.

i County Administrative Services Lakeland architect. Ernest Director Jim Keene said State Rep. Straughn of Straughn Furr AssoeK1 Joe Tedder, D-Lakeland, had said ates recently, expressed concern Jof other counties will be competing for individual commissioners that the the money and the quicker the Polk he said. The state agency pays about $56 a day per bed for the boot camps. Commissioners voted 4-0 to authorize Lunz Associates to design the boot camp.

At the same time, it decided to expand the number, of architects on continuing contract when proposals, for a new three-year contract are sought 7 The first 40-bed phase of the camp will cost about $446,300. The additional construction costs for 40 more beds will be about $200,000. The construction money will come from county impact fees charged to new development for the expansion of corrections facilities. county has only one architectural camp can open the better. One of Crow's goals is to have the boot camp in operation by June 1 a month before the state's fiscal year ends.

But that goal was nearly shattered Tuesday when commissioners Robert Connors and Ken Richardson balked at approve ing a design of the building by an architectural firm under contract with the county. Commissioners in November 1990 awarded a three-year contract to Lunz and Associates Inc. of Lakeland selected from among 14 firms who made proposals to design smaller projects where the architect's fee would not exceed Greg Chenault, district operations administrator for HRS, said there is a chance that Polk could obtain operating money from the state for June, the final month of the current fiscal year, Keene said. That almost certainly would assure funding for the 1994-95 fiscal year, firm under continuing Connors and Richardson were lean-ing toward delaying design of the boot camp until several firms could be placed under continuing contracts before choosing one fcrr boot camp project i Combee and commission Chair- John Stone M.D. Doran Stark M.D.

Jeffrey Stephenson M.D. Albert Wiley, M.D., PhD. John Bradshaw M.D. Evan Chambers, MD. James Coffman M.D.

Merlyn Eckelberg MD. K.G.S. Ferguson, II M.D. i Howard Gorell M.D. David Hall M.D.

i "William Kieffer MD. Edward Rauschkolb MD. Chat Virapongse M.D. Pier Westra M.D. Robert Williams M.D.

Randel Miller M.D. Edward Pisko M.D. David Spalding, MD. Jack Messina M.D. Wistar Moore III, MD.

George Tyson MD. James Bavinger M.D. John Mathewson M.D. Harold Mines, MD. Ortiz M.D.

Judith Randall MD. Hoke Shirley, Jr. M.D. David McKenzie MD. Thomas McLaughlin M.D.

Matthew Smith MD. James Wilson M.D. Richard Prates, Jr. MD. Henry Redd, M.D.

Frederick Wehle, Jr. M.D. W. Christopher Duncan M.D. James Arm is lead MD.

Michael Brown M.D. -Robert Estupinan M.D. Stephen Swengros, MD. Joseph Young M.D. James Boulware, MD.

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Lakeland, FL 33805 Phone (813) 687-1100 From Page 1 fy to whom the engine Was to be sold. Crumley's uncle, Leonard Crumley, 65, of Winter Haven, said his nephew was good-natured youth lured into crime. "He had a heart of gold," Leonard Crumley said. "We called him a gentle giant" Leonard Crumley, who attended Tuesday's news conference, said he felt some relief knowing an arrest has been made in his nephew's death. "I loved him; that's the reason I'm here," Leonard Crumley said.

"I'll sleep a little better tonight knowing we've got a sheriff in Polk County that doesn't forget" two men were last scene, driving a blue and white 1977 Che-; vrolet pickup truck. Chambers and Crumley had out-. standing warrants for their arrests in connection with a fire at a Lakeland garage. The warrants charged them with possession of an automobile with serial numbers removed and auto theft Investigators said1 the garage was a "sophisticated chop shop" or eration. I Authorities said Wilson, Voyles and Ayers also participated in the chop shop, which operated through; out Central Florida and had ties out; side the state, Tampa police officer Rauft.

began investigating the ring in April 1981. He continued his un- dercover investigations until July 1981 when he was killed in a Tampa drug raid. Rauft 38, was shot by drug dealers. 1 Rauft was an eight-year veteran the Tampa Police Department. He had worked on the vice squad for three years.

When he died, the investigation into the auto theft ring Chambers, authorities say, was an informant who worked with investigators after Rauft's death. Before they were killed, Crum- ley and Chambers said they were going to -get some money owed to them. Sheriffs Sgt. Terry Corn said victims were trying to sell a motor to one of the men accused in their deaths. Corn would not Identi ter-mile into an orange grove off County Road 557 about 3 miles east of Polk City.

Sheriffs investigators identified the men as Chambers, 23, of Lakeland and Crumley, 28, of Winter Haven. Their partially decomposed bodies were wrapped in concrete-reinforcement wire and weighted down with concrete blocks. An autopsy determined the men died of gunshot wounds and had been in the water five days. Crumley's wife reported him missing five days before his body was discovered after he and Chambers did not return from a trip to the grocery store on Sept 23. Heart of Florida Post Office Box 67 Haines City, FL 33845 Phone (813) 422-4971 Bartow Memorial Post Office Box 1050 Bartow, FL 33830 Phone (813) 633-8111 LAKELAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WATSON CLINIC THE GESSLER CLINIC NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY ASSOCIATES, PA.

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