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B-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Wednesday. December 20. 1989 i' CQNWiy f- Nudists fear park rules may tighten ASSOCIATED PRESS ji tmtn Paulucci, Huskey bickering Both claim they were first with beltway idea By Mike Berry replace retiring Circuit Judge Cecil Brown. Circuit judges hear felony criminal, divorce and domestic violence cases as well as major civil lawsuits. The panel also recommended six finalists for two Orange County judge openings.

The finalists are attorneys Stephan Carter, Jay Cohen, Rafael de Armas, Charles Gordon, Michael Sutton and Allan Todd. The two new judges will replace Dorothy Russell and George Sprinkel, named as circuit judges by Martinez earlier this year. County judges hear misdemeanor criminal and traffic cases and small-claims lawsuits. 4 nominated for circuit judge job Three county judges and a civil attorney have been recommended to Gov. Bob Martinez as finalists to become the newest circuit judge for Orange and Osceola counties.

The three judges are Ron Le-gendre, who hears cases in Osceola, and Orange County judges Jose Rodriguez and Charles Prather. Attorney R. Patrick Phillips is the fourth nominee recommended by a nine-member panel primarily comprised of lawyers. Martinez will name the judge to S3 TALLAHASSEE Spouting slogans like "skinny-dipping is as American as apple pie," about two dozen nude bathing enthusiasts said Tuesday they want to wear nothing at Florida parks. The nudists attended a public hearing on a proposed Department of Natural Resources rule that would toughen clothing standards at the 105 state parks.

Of TH SENTINEL STAFF SANFORD Millionaires will be millionaires. Seminole County real estate magnate E. Everette Huskey said developer Jeno Paulucci's proposal to build a beltway around Orlando with private money is a nifty idea. The only thing is, Huskey said, he thought of it first. Nonsense, said Paulucci, who Paulucci called Huskey's claim "childish" and said he has been working on the plan for months.

In a Nov. 27 letter to public officials and the news media, Huskey suggested meeting with private road builders about financing the beltway, considering the Legislature's failure to come up with a plan. "I suggest we get busy and get a meeting RED HUBERSENTINEL 'it A good fit for the holidays Daily Bread worker Beverly Wrenford helps select shoes for the homeless at lunch Tuesday at the Christian Service Center in Orlando. About 1 ,000 pairs of shoes were donated to a program organized by the center and a Longwood podiatrist, Mark S. Davids.

Huskey set up and see how we can get let's bypass Talla- the road now Police say metal thief is put behind steel bars Kaasa, Orlando; sisters, Dianne Cox, Orlando, Linda Watson, Homer, Alaska, Shelly Williams, St. Petersburg, Kelly Maxwell, Casselberry, Jill Coble, Homosassa. Colonial Carey Hand Funeral Home, Orlando. GEORGE J. MORRISSEE, 81, 105 Ridgewood Drive, Long-wood, died Monday.

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he moved to Longwood from Bellmore, N.Y., in 1985. He was a retired custodian and bus driver for District 3 in Long Island. He was a member of the Annunciation Catholic Church. He was past financial secretary and 4th Degree member of the Knights of Columbus, Bellmore Council No. 3689.

Survivors: son, John, Longwood; three grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Forest City. MARIE MULLEY, 76, 5416 Hernandez Drive, Orlando, died Monday. Born in Atlantic City, she moved to Orlando from King of Prussia, in 1977. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Orlando.

Survivors: sons, Paul Quirus Tre-vose, Leo Quirus, Chico, Robert Dunlevy, Orlando; daughter, Mary Brooks, Lahaska, sister, Jewel Rodrigo, Clearwater; nine grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Colonial Carey Hand Funeral Home, Orlando. MAJ. THOMAS C. "BUD" MURRAY 48, 8319 Helena Drive, Orlando, died Monday.

Born in Fort Moultrie, S.C., he moved to Orlando from Fort Bragg, N.C., in 1982. He was a Catholic. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War and an aviator in the Vietnam War. Survivors: wife, Patricia; parents, Col. and Mrs.

Thomas Maitland; sister, Lynn Mulholland, Orlando. Budday Winter Park-W. Guy Black Funeral Home. JAMES E. MURTHA, 56, Gazell Trail, Winter Springs, died Monday.

Born in Johnstown, he moved to Winter Springs from Baltimore in 1957. He was a professional engineer for Litton Laser Systems. He was a Catholic. He was a member of the AARP. Survivors: wife, Suzanne son, Michael Gainesville; daughters, Jean M.

Flynn, Charleston, S.C., Kathleen M. Harris, Orlando, Michelle M. Mears, Fort Lauderdale; stepdaughter, Patricia D. Upfold, Orlando; nine grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs.

WILLARD O. NUZUM, 77, 2740 Temple Drive, Winter Park, died Monday. Born in Fairmont, W.Va., he moved to Winter Park from there in 1948. He was the retired owneroperator of Nuzum Air Conditioning. He was a member of the North Park Baptist Church, Orlando.

He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge No. 239, Winter Park, Scottish Rite, Orlando, Sons of the American Revolution, National Old Timers Association, Refrigeration Service Engineers Society International, 84th Infantry Railsplitters Society and AARP, past president of the Air Conditioning Contractors of Central Florida and National Director of the Air Conditioning Contractors of America. Survivors: wife, Virginia sons, Donald Orlando, Richard Winter Park; brothers, Robert Sylvania, Ohio, John Fairmont; sisters, Mildred Henry Waco, Texas, Martha Greene, Andover, N.Y., Wilda Musgrove' Alton, Sara Dodd, Canton, Ohio. Cox-Parker Carey Hand Funeral Home, Winter Park.

FRED B. REED, 85, 2919 Stallion Drive, Orlando, died Monday. Born in Pattenburg, N.J., he moved to Orlando from New Jersey in 1982. He was a grinder at a steel plant. Survivors: wife, Edna; daughter, Sadie M.

Brennan, Brockton, stepdaughters, Marion Hartner, Orlando, Eleanor Hartner, Winter Garden; stepson, Robert Hartner, Casselberry; 17 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod. HARRY SOLOMON, 81, 194 Pine Knoll Court, Casselberry, died Monday. Born in New York, he moved to Casselberry from Miami in 1989. He was a hotel auditor.

He was Jewish. Survivors: son, Cary, Hallandale, Bruce, Los Angeles; sisters Jean Dworkin, Casselberry. Beth Shalom Memorial Chapel, Orlando. CHARLES M. SWEAT, 46, 6140 Dahlia Drive, Orlando, died Monday.

Born in Orlando, he was a lifelong resident. He was a clerk for an office supply company. He was a member of the Downtown Baptist Church, Orlando. Survivors: brother, Victor, Albuquerque, N.M.; sisters, Beatrice W. Bobber, Geraldine P.

Hoague, both of Orlando. Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, Orlando. By Craig Quintana OF THE SENTINEL STAFF hassee and get the job done," the letter said. It also referred to a New York Times story about a private road-building plan in Virginia. In a Dec.

4 letter to public officials and the news media, Paulucci said he had talked to two companies interested in financing the beltway for toll profits and offered to pursue it. Huskey said Paulucci phoned him after getting a copy of his Nov. 27 letter. "He said, "This is a grand idea, and I'm going to go to work on "I'm more interested in seeing that things are done than getting credit. Unfortunately, a lot of my friends don't feel the same way," Huskey said.

In response Tuesday, Paulucci released a copy of a Nov. 22 letter he wrote to the Toll Road Corp. of Virginia about possible funding. HELEN C. ADAMS, 71, 2050 Live Oak Lane, Zellwood, died Monday.

Born in Newark, N.J., she moved to Zellwood from Mount Zion, in 1975. She was a homemaker. She attended the First United Methodist Church, Zellwood. She was a member of Zellwood Station Country Club. Survivors: husband, James daughters, Barbara A.

Danielski, Palm Beach Gardens, Dr. Susan Adams Nye, Feura Bush, New York; sister, Julia Sessing, Livingston, N.J.; three grandchildren. Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home, Mount Dora. LEROY BENSON, 82, 568 Juiata Clermont, died Monday. Born in Olustee, he moved to Clermont from Macclenny in 1947.

He was a laborer. He was a member of the St. Mark AME Church. Survivor: wife, Mrs. Sallie T.

Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. FRANK ALAN BROWN, 38, 8555 W. Spacecoast Parkway, Kissimmee, died Sunday. Born in Waltham, he moved to Kissimmee from Marlborough, in 1979.

He was a waiter. He was a Methodist. Survivors: mother, Ethel, Cisco, Texas; brother, Russell, Cisco; sister, Carol Sasseville, Wilbra-ham, Mass. Burkett-Webber Union Park Chapel, Orlando. EARNEST WARD BURCH, 69, 2321 Red Ember Road, Oviedo, died Monday.

Born in Geneva, he moved to Oviedo from Alabama in 1957. He was a mechanic. He was a Methodist. Survivors: wife, Janie; sons, Milton, Alabama, David, Maitland; stepson, Kenneth Hoop, Winter Springs; brother, Travis Winter Park; six grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod.

JOHN EDWARD CARRICO, 67, 280 Sheppard Altamonte Springs, died Monday. Born in Lebanon, he moved to Altamonte Springs from Orlando in 1989. He was a maintenance man for Rosie O'Grady's. He was a Catholic. Survivors: brothers, Thomas, Lebanon, William, Fayetteville, sister, Alberta Browning, Altamonte Springs.

Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. DONALD R. COUCH, 75, 2883 Euston Road, Winter Park, died Monday. Born in Plant City, he moved to Central Florida from there in 1947. He was a retired parking attendant for the Minnesota Twins and Orlando Twins baseball teams.

He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was a former member of the Orlando Tennis Club. Survivor: wife, Irene. Cox-Parker Carey Hand Funeral Home, Winter Park. RICHARD A.

DINGWELL, 60, 975 Burns Orlando, died Monday. Born in Portland, Maine, he moved to Orlando from Gray, Maine, in 1980. He was president of Palm Trimming, Orlando. He was a life member of the American Legion Post No. 86 and the Gray Fire Department, member of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local No.

4, Boston. Survivors: wife, Aubine Whitney; sons, Richard Scott both of Gray; daughters, Pamela A. Wilkinson, Susan D. Cole, both of Gray; stepdaughter, Christine M. Sawyer, Orlando; sister, Ann D.

Knowles, Cumberland, Maine; five grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. M. WILLIAM DURON, 71, 3119 Vista Palm Drive, Edge-water, died Sunday. Born in Philadelphia, he moved to Edge-water from Orlando in 1986.

He was a retired chemist. He was a Catholic. Survivors: son, William, Toronto, Canada; daughter, Carol Martin, Rex, Ga. Banfield Mortuary Services, Winter Springs. SALLIE MAE FORD, 84, 505 Hillview Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Friday.

Born in Batesburg, S.C., she moved to Altamonte Springs from there in 1966. She was a homemaker. She was a member of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Orlando. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Vivian Boyd, Norwalk, sons, Oscar E.

Eatonville, John W. Matthews, Pittsburgh, James C. Matthews, Atlantic City, N.J.; sister, Mrs. Geneva Williams, Rochester, N.Y.; 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Marvin C.

Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. ALVIA W. "SMOKEY LANE" GILLYARD, 67, 411 Lemon Bluff Road, Osteen, died Monday. He was born in Alachua. He was a retired Civil Service employee at Orlando Naval Training Center and a retired Air Force master sergeant.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church, Osteen. He was a member of the Scottish Rite Temple, Orlando, South Seminole Lodge No. 364, Casselberry, and Rachel Chapter No. 308 OES. Survivors: wife, Lorraine; son, Glenn Pensacola; brothers, J.C., Ocala, Perry Duval, Jacksonville, Wilbur Prattsville, sister, Dorothy Benton, Sanford; two grandchildren.

Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. REID A. HOLMES, 93, 2108 Kilmer Lane, Apopka, died Sunday. Born in Mountville, S.C., he moved to Apopka from Homestead in 1970. He was a retired custodian for the Dade County School System.

He was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Apopka. He was an Army veteran of World War I. He was a member of the VFW. Survivors: son, Marshall Apopka; daughter, Miriam Lane, Mountville; 10 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Apopka.

CAMERON C. MATHIAS, 85, 815 Swallow Lane, Cove Estates, Osteen, died Saturday. Born in New Camberly, he moved to Osteen from DeBary in 1982. He was an inventor of recreational equipment. He was a Catholic.

Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. DAN E. MILAND, 34, 3495 Redditt Road, Orlando, died Saturday. He was born in Preston, Minn. He was employed by Casey's Tower Service Orlando.

Survivors: mother, Jean have been hard hit by thieves following a similar pattern. "It's just gotten real bad over the past few months, pretty much the time they were in business," Morris said. "I feel certain that they're doing the majority of it." When arrested late Monday evening during a stakeout, Ludeman had 340 pounds of wire valued at $700, Morris said. Investigators were watching a substation east of Sanford on State Road 46 after uncovering some information during an investigation. A few hours later, they searched Ludeman's home and found more copper wire and about VA ounces of marijuana.

Also uncovered were receipts indicating that Ludeman had pocketed $8,000 since September selling stolen materials as scrap, Morris said. "He had them in a box for us," he said. "They've been doing real well." Scrap yard operators in Daytona Beach and Orlando probably thought they were making legal deals because they furnished receipts for each load, Morris said. At current prices, used copper nets about 80 cents a pound, while aluminum can fetch between 50 and 60 cents, deputies said. DELAND A burglary ring that was stealing copper and aluminum from power company substations and selling it to salvage yards has been broken, sheriffs officials in Seminole and Volusia counties said Tuesday.

Ronald Jack Ludeman, 28, described as the ringleader, was released Tuesday from the Seminole County Jail in Sanford on $5,000 bond. Ludeman, who lives in Enterprise in southwest Volusia County, was charged with burglary and grand theft. Authorities expect to arrest and charge two more suspects, said Seminole sheriffs Sgt. Bill Morris. Since September, thieves stole at least $8,000 in materials from Florida Power Corp.

and Florida Power Light Co. substations in Volusia and Seminole and sold the metal for scrap, Morris said. As in the construction industry, utilities officials said, materials thefts are an escalating problem. They cost utility customers tens of thousands of dollars annually. Since September, power substations in Volusia and Seminole "I am mystified by behavior attributed to E.

Everette Huskey, which seems childish to me. I have been working on this project for months," Paulucci said in a statement. "Anyone can have an idea even similar ideas but you've got to do something about it; you've got to bring the right people to the table to put a workable program together." B.J. West, chairman of the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, said she can't remember which letter she got first, Huskey's or Paulucci's. "Does it matter?" she said.

Funeral notices ADAMS, MRS. HELEN C. MULLET, MARIE Memorial service for Mane Mulley will be conducted Thursday at 10 45am at the First Presbyterian Church ot Orlando The Rev Wiliam Foreman will officiate Friends are invited. ARRANGEMENTS BY1 COLONIAL, CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME. ST.

GEORGE'S, Grenada Prime Minister HERBERT BLAIZE, 71, who hailed the 1983 U.S.-led invasion of Grenada that restored democracy, died Tuesday. No cause of death was released, but Blaize suffered from prostate cancer and arthritis. He was elected prime minister on Dec. 3, 1984, in the first election after U.S. troops invaded the Caribbean island and ousted a Marxist military junta that had seized power.

BOBBY CAPO, 68, a Puerto Rican pop music composer who wrote more than 2,000 songs, died Monday after a heart attack. Capo preferred romantic ballads, many of which were recorded by well-known Latin American vocalists. Capo was a special assistant to the director of the state Division of Probation in New York, where he lived the past 20 years. Memorial services for Mrs. Helen C.

Adams. 71, 2050 Live Oak Lane, Zellwood. who died Monday, will be held Wednesday 2pm from Rehbaum-Hard-en Chapel. Mt Dora with Dr. Thomas J.

8iery officiating. The family gratefully declines flowers and contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society REHBAUM-HARDEN FUNERAL HOME. Mt Dora in charge of arrangements. BURCH, EARNEST WARD Graveside services for Mr Earnest Ward Burch. age 69.

of Ovtedo, who passed away Monday will be conducted Thursday at 2pm at Glen Haven Memorial Park with Pastor Graham officiating. Visitation for friends will be held Wednesday 7-9pm at the Aloma Avenue Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Goldenrod. CARRICO, JOHN EDWARD Graveside services (or John Edward Carrlco, 67, of Allamonte Springs, will be Friday al 1 1am at Oak-lawn Memorial Gardens. Lake Mary. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME, Sanlord in charge of arrangements.

NUZUM, MR WILLARD 0 Funeral servcies for Mr Willard Nuzum, 77. Winter Park, wilt be conducted at 1 30pm Friday in the Cox Parker Carey Hand Funeral Home, Winter Park, with Rev Harry Bush and Rev William Lockler officiating Interment will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 2-4 7 9pm Thursday ARRANGEMENTS BY: COX-PARKER. CA1EY HAND FUNERAL HOME, 647-1942 GILLYARD, ALVIA W. "SMOKEY UNE" Funeral services for Alvia Smokey Lane" Gil-lyard will be Thursday at 1 1am at the First Baptist Church of Osteen with Rev Or Charles Davis officiating He was the manager and played Sleet Guitar with the "Kountry Kut Ups" Country Western Band for many years He was on the building audio committees of the First Baptist Church of Osteen Interment will follow with military honors by Patrick AFB at Evergreen Cemetery.

Sanford Friends may visit Wednesday from 2-4 and 6-8pm at Bnsson Funeral Home "OUR SMOKEY WILL BE GREATLY MISSED" BRISSON FUNERAL HOME. Sanford HOn, LEONARD I Visitation for Mr Leonard Hoyt, 58. 5709 NW 34th St, Gainesville, formerly of Daytona who died Monday will be held Thursday 4 6 7-9pm at the REH BAUM HARDEN FUNERAL HOME Mt Dora FL MILAND, DAN A memorial service for Dan Miland will be conducted by his family friends Saturday 1 1am at Colonial Carey Hand Funeral Home, 281 1 Curry Ford Rd. Friends are invited Friends are requested to omit flowers Memorial contributions in memory of Dan may be made to a charity of the donors choice ARRANGEMENTS BY COLONIAL, CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME. 898 2561 ROZAK.

BERNARD 74, of Mt. Dora, died Monday, Dec 18 Born in Chicago, moved to Mt Dora in 1978. He is survived by his wife, Cecilia; sons, Bernard, Jr. of Las Vegas, Nevada, Gregory, Chicago. Illinois; daughter, Gaii Maio, Itasca, Illinois; 5 grandchildren: 1 great granddaughter He was a member of St Patrick's Church Funeral services will be held in Illinois at a later dale.

Contributions are reqested to the Heart Fund Funeral services for Donald Couch will be conducted at 10am Thursday at Cox-Parker Carey Hand Funeral Home, Winter Park Graveside committal service will be at 12 30pm at Memorial Park in Plant City Friends may visil on Wednesday 2 4pm at the funeral home ARRANGEMENTS BV COX-PARKER, CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME Memorial services for Mr Roland Gadoury, 85 1373 Westland Ro Mt Dora, who died Monday! will be held Thursday at 2pm from St Edward's Episcopal Church with Fr Robert I Maurais officiating REHBAUM-HARDEN FUNERAL HOME. Mt Dora in charge of arrangements i Funeral Home Memorial Park QinfQ 1QOC ooincH DINGWELL, RICHARD A Funeral services for Richard A Dmgwell. age 60. of Orlando, who passed away Monday will be conducted Thursday at 10am at the Lake Ivanhoe Chape) of Baldwtn-Fairchild Funeral Home with Rev Bob Work officiating In lieu of flowers friends may make donations to Gray Public Library. Gray Maine or favorite charity BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Orlando.

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