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Fort Myers News-Press, Thursday July 8, 1976 5B Ex-Governor Candidates Qualify For Court Seat House seat being vacated by Rep. Arthur Rude, R-Fort Lauderdale, who qualified Tuesday as a state Senate candidate. Rep. George Williams, R-Fort Lauderdale, qualified for the Senate seat of Sen. Chester R-Fort Lauderdale, who is not running for reelection.

qualified for reelection. Arthur Canady, who resigned recently as Gov. Reubin Askew's legal aide to run for office, qualified for the 1st District Court of Appeal. Terry O'Malley, former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley's younger brother, qualified for the North Broward Leon County Commissioner Travis Marchant of Tallahassee has indicted he will qualify for Barron's seat today. Two teachers' unions have called for Barron's defeat because he stopped additional school appropriations this year.

Rep. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis, Campaign '76 A PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT TALLAHASSEE (AP) Attorney Charles Holley qualified Wednesday for the Supreme Court election, setting up a judicial race between two unsuccessful 1964 candidates for governor, Fred Karl, a Tallahassee attorney, qualified Tuesday for the Supreme Court seat being vacated by the retirement of veteran Justice B.K. Roberts. Roberts has served 27 years on the state's highest court.

Holley, of Naples, won the Republican gubernatorial nomination in 1964 but was defeated by former Gov. Haydon Burns in the general election. Karl, a state senator from Daytona Beach at the time, was defeated by Burns in the Democratic primary. Holley said he will stress philosophical differences in his election campaign against Karl. "I think there's a difference in our philosophies," he said.

"I'm known as a conservative, and Fred's known as a liberal." This year's Supreme Court elec- tions may be the last in Florida. In the November election, voters will approve or reject a proposed constitutional amendment making appellate judges appointive. House Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tallahassee, headed a list of legislative incumbents who qualified Wednesday for reelection. Seeking his sixth two-year term as a legislator, Tucker has been designated by Democrats as the 1977-78 speaker. He is expected to win the office easily, becoming the first speaker to succeed himself in 50 years.

Senate President Dempsey Barron, D-Panama City, drew the first of two anticipated reelection opponents when former Rep. Sam Mitchell, D-Vernon, qualified. Smathers Imposes Expenditures Rule The rule also requires supporters to name campaign treasuries and depositories and file reports on the same intervals as required by law for candidates. They also have to report the proceeds from rallies, fund-raising events and sale of political paraphernalia. WILL I MAKE A GOOD COUNTY COMMISSIONER? I REALLY DON'T KNOW.

I WILL HONESTLY WORK AT IT AND WORK HONESTLY. AM I A GOOD POLITICIAN? NO, I CANNOT REMEMBER NAMES AND FACES. TALKING ONE TO ONE IS OK. IN FRONT OF A LARGE GROUP I GET TONGUE TIED AND FLUSTERED. TERMS UNDER WHICH I WILL RUN: 1 IF I DO NOT RECEIVE ENOUGH MONEY TO FILE, ALL MONEY WILL BE RETURNED.

2) IF I FILE AND LOSE, THEN WE ALL LOSE. 3) IF I FILE AND WIN, ALL MONEYS RECEIVED WILL BE PAID BACK OUT OF SALARIES RECEIVED. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Secretary of State Bruce Smathers said Wednesday he has imposed a rule requiring supporters of political candidates to report all expenditures of more than $500. Smathers said he adopted the rule on a emergency basis at the start of the two-week qualifying period for elections because the U.S. Supreme Court opened a loophole in Florida laws that would have allowed supporters to spend large sums on candidates without reporting the action.

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