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Marshall Stanton Harris, a longtime travel agent and powerful legislator from Miami-Dade County in the 1960s and '70s -- running mate of then-Attorney General Jim Smith in an unsuccessful 1986 bid for governor -- has died of cancer at his Coral Gables home, said his son, Andrew. He was 77.

Harris, who served in the House from 1966-1974, was known for his mastery of state budgets. He was an insider the administration of Gov. Bob Graham

harris travel service in south miami founded in 1975, after he stopped practicing.

Born in Detroit. feb. 1932. harvard/harvard law school.

Harriet L., Jennifer Harris Kay, Golden Beach, Jessica Harris, Va Beach, Steven died in 1978.

Blasberg rubin zilbert. temple Judea with burial at mt.

Harris, 54, has also been a member of the Board of Regents and served as a trouble shooter for Gov. Bob Graham in the initial stages of his administration. Although he is a lawyer and once practiced law, in recent years Harris has worked with his wife in operating a travel agency.

died of cancer. helped bib graham /harris travel. board of regents state U system. In his day, a major player. Jim Schmitt's lt gov. son andy, daughter jennifer, married to eye doctor. daughter jessica. another son, steven, died. Died at home.

786-223-5577. ric katz. He is the person who in my mind created the district cost differential that allowed larger per student allocation because it was more expensive to live here. Wife Harriett.

Only recently done away with.

He and Pettigrew-- first time a SoFla person became speaker, urban took over rural legislatre. Sandy Dallamberte. So Fla had a huge role in Dick.

Gene stearns at stearns weaver. Had a 75th for him a couple of years ago, knowing he was quite ill.

Tried to save philarhomic. Headed committee to fight anita bryant. Ran Miami Campaign for Reubin Askew.

Janet Reno was staff director of judiciary committee. Art England. Truly glory days when intelligent people.

Dick Petigrew

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