Robbery at Tom Thumb on Main Street. bandit sought
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Department hunts for a white male bandit described as shirtless in tan shorts who robbed the Tom Thumb Food Store on Main Street late Friday. A red bandana and blue-steel revolver were used. the amount stolen is undetermined and no injuries were reported. Lt. George French is investigating. Warner Amex Cable expansion progresses with plans to finish by April and begin construction Sept 1 1985 through March 31 1986.
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Okaloosa County
Warner Amex
Public Meetings Set This Week in Destin City Hall Work Sessions
City calendar lists Waterways Committee meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday and Planning Commission workshop at 7 p.m. Thursday at City Hall to review the landscape ordinance. The council considered Hickory Street paving concerns voiced by Fred Rannalli and approved hiring a second deputy for Destin, funded at about 30,000 with duties starting Oct. 1. They also approved 4,591 in radio equipment to bolster emergency communications and endorsed Capt. Malcolm Patterson for the Marine Fisheries Commission, amid upcoming vacancies.
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Waterways Committee
City Hall
Planning Commission
Jane Moore
Richard Duke
Destin
Public Safety Committee
Okaloosa County
Malcolm Patterson
Marine Fisheries Commission
State Commission
Destin Charter Boat Association
Harold Staples
Council
Patterson
Council Delays Vote on Off-Site Parking Ordinance
The council tabled a final vote on the off-site parking ordinance until Sept. 2. Shahid may still submit to the planning commission Aug. 29 and appear Sept. 2 before council vote. if his project fails planning, he must comply with new rules.
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Lee
Dewey Destin
Lloyd Taylor
Shahid
Taylor
Destin
Planning Commission
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Tom Thumb
Warner Expansion
Hickory
Fred Rannalli
Hickory Street
Rannalli
Jack Dorman
MFC
Cameron
Agrippa
Royal Jahan
Chindia
Cathay
Jinjak
Florida
Fort Walton Beach
Dan Kirkland
Ep An
Santa Rosa
IGA Delicafe
Sandestin
Gulf OF Mexico
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