NTSB investigator finds lines not at fault in crash near Destin Airport
NTSB investigator George Prellezo says power lines near Destin Airport were not to blame for a private plane crash. Okaloosa County officials seek Gulf Power action, while airport manager Coy Thomason notes unaddressed lines within a fraction of a mile of the runway and urges improvements.
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Jim Chitwood
Okaloosa
Gulf Power
Destin
National Transportation Safety Board
Coy Thomson
Thomason
NTSB
George Prellezo
DWU seeks $3.9 million in new income and $1.8 million in upgrades
DWU officials project more than 3.9 million dollars in new income for 1983 84 and nearly 1.8 million dollars for proposed capital improvements as the utility expands. A June 1 tap on fee increase is planned and a 25 percent down policy was rescinded requiring full payment in cash. The sewer plant expansion proceeds with 70 percent completion and several units to be online by mid May while a design error costs Baskerville Donovan a 1400 dollar charge.
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Patterson
DWU
Steve Holcomb
Baskersville Donovan
Baskerville Donovan
Terry Watkins
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